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New-York tribune., 1910-12-08

LOT 81 map 100 lots Daley estate; Dec s:
yrs Per cent: Felicia and Giuseppe ol eaono a 70
Ciprairi Realty and Construction CO: Sl.ooo; ao-
dress 2511 Hughes ave
LOTS 50 and 10. map Van Nest Park; 1os.n 1
st s 100 It " of I'd ave. 5t,xiu- o.n -.
Totero to Lion Brewer; $3.50; address 1850 Co
lumbus
LOTS f15 122 and 1os. map Joel Wolfe es-
tate: Dec 3: yrs. 8 per cent; Charles scnana
Boulevard and Ferry Lane.
irreg: Dec /: 1 yr 6 per cent: Furlong Tonp-
kins co to John T Jacobs: 5000.
LoRILLARD PL, ws. ~ # of 1s7-h st AS
x9o; Dec I: l yr per cent; same to same
LORILLARD PI. " S. $50 IT Of 1s7th st.
41sxsox irreg: yr per cent; Dec i; sli saille
iyn.
MARION AVE. cor OF Kingsbridge I'd.
12o.1lxc5 prior mtg S2T.5ool; Dec s; yr. per
cent. James II Jones to Minnie Howe; 81 ooo'
address 1876 van Alst ave. Long Island City
SPUYTEN DUYvIL RID, s, 5s0.+ # s OF
Spuyten Duyvil and Port Morris X r. ~ LIZ y
pgsrea pec 70 = EdPshi coperatiTe savings and
Loan Association; $1,000 address, spuyteh DuS-
vii. Y.
TELLER AVE. . $ 20 IT n of f65th st. 37x
Der bond. wenigmar Construction Co to John
Eggers; 81. 900; address, 81 East 10th st
WILLIS AVE cor Of tIa- It6th St T. 2szie, % 5 *
arne c Muller: 81. 500; address, 359 East 145th
ST.
WASHINGTON AVE. 5. 1S2 # Of west
cent Anna NJ Hector 70 Knickerbocker Trust
Co: So $50: address, 55s 9Th ave.
WEBSTER AVE, s. 225 1t n Of Noodia avn N
I'd, 50xf1255 Dec g. due as per bond Jehn OF no,f 2
address 26s West s4th st.
18TH ST $40 East 27.2xtoo (prior mtg 81
50o>: Dec g: yrs. per @ lent. MT, HenrE - W ae3
bern to William Ennis: s20eo' address, 9-o
Brook
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
A BROADWAY STORE RENTED
New Lessees Also Found for
MANY Lofts in Midtown District.

Leon :. Atmayer and Frederick Fox &
70. have leased for a client the store and
basement comprising I5.ea0 square feet in
fae eleven story building at Nos. a. and as
B-oadway extending through TO Crosby
street. 70 s. ! Levy < Son wholesale
dealers in hosiery.
II & 7. Hess have leased for SJsque-
hanna silk Mills the ninth loft Nos s
srd - West 18th street; Tor Realty Hold
trE Company fourth loft Nos. 20 and -
West 10Th street. 10 Alfrez Mol; for A &
: Construction Company second loft Nos.
1-s and l9a West g5tn street II Schechner
q Jrist: for Aurie Brown second loft No,
- creme street 10 Charles Roth: for
1cerson & Levy top floor No % West 18th
street. TO the Red Star Embroidery Works:
Tor Allseg1 EerskoTItz store and basement
Nos- ia ana - East 11th street. 70 Simon
EachIeali; f9r Hudson Realty Company.
ai7d loft No 1as Fifth avenue. 10 Fern
bach < SchulInan. and for The Realty Hold
tHE Company fourth loft Nos. ~ and y
East Z7th street. TO Louis Letter
r flanagan q Son have leased No 81
West =Sth street to Edmund Otta for three
wears d S1.3o9 year. also No. l79 West s7th
street. 4 three story dwelling 10 Anna GILL;
gan for three Years at s1.sa5 a year
NaEuire q Co have rented Tor Max Marx
for g term Of years the building No. 30
F-osd var
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08

s5 Chambers street. which adioinz fr9
Chemical National Bank, Is one OF tbs
oldest business sites in the city. having been
acquired by David Wolfe. who the
first president OF the Chemical National
Bank. in the early part of the eighteenth
century. This was one OF the first pieces
acquired by George Bruce and was pu--
chased in 1879 and improved shortly after
ward with one OF the first loft buildings
downtown.
Further north is sss Broadway. a paresl
adjoining the property 0f the Jay estate.
which was reported sold 70 az Investor =
few days aso-
Still further north are three parcels on
Canal street which include the nine story
Office building at the southeast corner o
Broadway and Canal street where accord
ing to the present plans OF the Broadway
and Lexington avenue route win be located
an express subway station. also the south
west corner OF Canal and Lafayette streets.
right at the present subway station.
Then on the BOwery. IN the Old Greenwich
Village. In the Pennsylvania Terminal
zone. in the busy theatrical centre az the
southeast corner Of lsth street and Broad
way. a section which is undergoing a con-
pIete transformation from business ccntr-
TO that OF a theatrical centre. are prop
critics OF this estate; and on the busies-
in Harlem. on 18th street. ars
located three parcels OF this estate
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
CHUCKS UP: SIRL0INS FALL
Peculiar Separation of Prices Of
Beef Attributed to Weather.

Cold weather and snow besides tangiinS
truck horses feet and playing all sorts Of
pranks with Father Enfckerbockers well
ordered routine have a peculiar effect
upon beef prices They cause the poorer
cuts to rise in prices and the better to
drop. At present chuck steaks are re-
failing for II and 10 cents a pound, rise
of a cent in a week. while sirIoin has
dropped two cents in the same interval
selling now for is and IS cents
when It's cold and there's snow on the
ground more people, even weIl-to-io peo-
pIe. prefer to stay indoors and eat boiled
meats said a big retail butcher yester-
dav. The same phenomenon Is seen every
year, and If the winter is a severe one.
before it is over We are paying practically
as much for chuck steaks as for strloin
and porterhouse-"
The sad news from Omaha that the
wholesale prices of fresh meat had started
on the upward trend was corroborated by
local packers and butchers The average
wholesale price of pork Ioins yesterday
was 1394 cents as against 11ls cents at
this time last week, rejecting directly the
rise of two cents, from 10 TO L cents, in
the Omaha market. But while the local
wholesale price is affected Immediately by
Omaha quotations it takes six days for the
retail price TO reflect the change, since six
6ays at least are consumed In the shipment
of meat from one city to the other
As a matter Of fact. however. the retail
price of pork IOins is two cents higher to
day than at this time last week. due. IL Is
said. to congested traffic conditions on the
railroads. causing delay in replentshtns
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
w. +. REDMOND TRACT SOLD
Property Includes Many Build
ings and 135 Acres.

The Wm- p Redmond property ~ AJadi-
E9n- y j comprising - acres Of s=htly.
roIIpg grounds. residence, cottage and out
EQlldlRGs has just been sold through F.
:. Eamil-on < Co. Il = TalletJ Lowell,
=. - r6c s1a1ufacc.1ri-= frm - Messrs-
1-s''ef7 and Mcconnell. Newark. Y 7
7 he property Is or Ioantaka Way and
4 COD and avenue, within one IaiIe or the
station. near the estates Of tae late D
Hills James. C1las. ". HarNn-ss. Marcel
lUs Hartley Dodge Mrs Geo W Jenkins
81 Mcho7n Tz-omhly, -Iohn 4. Waterbury,
16olph d. Sarry and otto y Kahn
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES,

William Kruezer 70 Aaron Blume; 500.
Jacob SheveI 10 Samuel Wacht; 81.
Guaranteed Mortgage Co to Peter Barlow ct
al, trus: S25. 600
Marcellus H Dodge and ano. exr. 20 Sarah II
Sturges: $4,000.
Fanny Werner TO Bella Hilln1an: 81.
Astor & Co TO Maria ]. Barry; 500.
Ddw Wilson to Title Guarantee and Trust
Co; 81.
Joseph W. sandford. il. al, trus, to Jacob
Rothschild; $1,000.
David Stewart to Alice z Brown: s4.5O0
Jacob Bernadik Henry O Peters: s3 80.
Elizabeth J Stanclifs 10 William L Stanclire;
81.
Frances H Wolff 70 George Wlding: 81 100.
Bella Secular TO Alfred SruYe: s.. .0o0
Peter Donald to Title Guarantee and Trust
Co. SIS, 500.
Leon We'll to State Bank; 81
Gustav Stats to Harry Lssauer: 81.
William Trowbridge to Mary ] Lawton;
s. 900.
Anna Goldman to William Heide and auo:
500
Josephine Aron to Elizabeth Tietjen: 81. 900.
Josephine r Burghard TO Catharine + Schrase;
81. 500.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to American
Baptist Home Mission Society; Soi Gs1
York Realty CO TO Louisa Cnddy; 81. 500.
Lawyers Title insurance and Trust Co 10 Ies-
sic u Moss and ano, exrs 81.
Marcus L OsR 70 Henry Jones and anoi 81
Maie Messick TO Mary ktngsland: xsup.
George r Johnson 10 American Mortgage o.
s1e9
Aaron NJ Janpole and sno TO Abraham Lsip-
zig: 500
Lawyers Mortgage Co to PouEhseepsis Savings
Bank: ts3. $50.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
LOOK FOR A DARK HORSE"
Opinion of Democratic Couzressuen
on New York Serasorship.
from Th- Tribune Rur.a1,- :

Washington, Dec The opinion "a rac-
idly gaining ground in Washington that tls
next Democratic Senator from New York
will bs a man whose name has not ret az
peared as a formidable candidate \ poll
of the Democratic Representatives shows
that the present standing of the candidates
seems to be Sheehan. Herrick and Shepard.
in that order One thing ali agree 20. and
that is that Murphy VIII name the winner
II IS pointed out that he controls seventy
eight OF the 113 Democratic votes IN the
Legislature He IS not expected 70 make
his man known until the eleventh hour. but
many of the Democratic Representative
here believe that the man 10 be selected
has not yet been named Democratic lead
ers in the House from outside OF New York
seem TO prefer Shepard 20 Sheehan and
Sheehan TO Herrick Martin ". IIttIeton
has been suggested here as a possible dark
horse.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
MECHANICS LIENS.

IsT AVE Ger of 1f2th st. 25xioo; " NIIliaIn
Strianese agt John Doe owner; Enr1co NisSiahi
contractor So.
C,ORTI.ANDT AVE. .Ss and 1ss: Brooklyn
CementinE and Improvement CO agt Alfred Kos
chorak owner: Harris Gordon. contractor S-sl
BOTH ST SO and II West Frank L Davis ast
Samuel Bloch. Henry Balbrun. Morris Maibrlln
and Robert Spero. owners; Harlem Roofing Co.
contractor; 1884 90
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. S. fe5 Il OF
fs2d 13e. 11x152-2x irTeg: Standard F1reprcof
sash and Door Co agt Katonah Construction Co
owner and contractor: Joseph Avallone and
stephen q Still contractors: S475.
s0TH ST s. 225 II of Avenue A. =;
George Woehre & Son agt John Runore owner
and contractor; S44 o.
'INTERVAIE AVE. . 6 intersection of " =
of Wilkins pl, 81. sx352xfs0 Frederic klrsch agt
David Herman Construction Co. owner and con-
tractor: Sussman. Goidreyer & David Herman,
owners; 500.
LUDLOW AVE II S. 50 fl Of Havemeyer
ave 75x1o0; HARRISON Walker Refractories Co
agt Roth Construction Co, owner and contractor;
Sf96.
17sFH ST sss East; Lewis Woods as,
Katonah Construction CO. owner and contractor
S144.
HUGHES AVE. e 8, $50 Fl OF 1s9th ST: 2ox
1915 2 2 Heaney Co agt Frantantoni & ANA
bile Realty co, owners and contractors; Ssil 5u-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
IN The AUCTION ROOMS.
The following transactions were recorded
yesterday al the Real Estate Exchange,
Nos. Il and IS Vesey street:
b. Iosenh ]. Dav.

yesterday al the Real Estate Exchange,
Nos 4 and IS Vesey street:
By Joseph 2. Day
sTH AVE. 375 20 S7e. and 200 west Esd st.
"a a corner. II 9xs4x irreg; three sty and one
sly biGgs: voluntary sale; sold 10 G
TiTupscn for $40 000
3sT~4 ST, 90 TO 20 3 E. 800 Il of 9th ave,
65xSS .; three sty and one sty dwigs, sold
. the plaintiff for S29I,3;3a.
4Tf4 st. 500 = $. ~ It OF Lewis 81. 24xee;
sty brick aud frame bldg: sold to the plain
tiT for ST.052-
TAYLOR ST. 1907 10 1911, s, 48o tt Of
Columbus axe. Van Nest. b0xl0o: sold TO the
plaintiff for sl2, 2,S5l.
sTa ST 5@s :. 39a :; OF Ave- A. 25x
o. sly teD-ut. solo 10 Louis Roseuthal Tor
SIS. 600.
a2sTH ST. 3a4 $ 100 # v Of sth ave. 25x
% i. , sly tennt: sold 10 the plalntiH for
S., coo.
By Herbert A Sherman
CHARLES ST, 80, :. 1oI.7 II of zth ave
2oz95: :; sly house. exr5s sale, estate Of John
Tor s1e.55e-
st e4xs0: = sly tenmt and stores; sold TO the
plaiuiiff for $50 goo.
AMSTERDAM AVE, e071 TO 2Gsi. of
TO the plaintiff for $4,000
MOUNT HOPE PT. IA and Is. IS 11o11 It
q Of Jerome aye, 50xl25: sty tenTnt; with
b. Samuel Godsticker.
1i7TH ST. 5A5. r :. s56.2 IT e Of Pleasant
ave & 10xT9o Il: 5 sty teDnt and stores. sold
70 re plaintiff for s.. 600
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
AMENDMENT TO TAX LAW
New Measure Affects Only In
stTuments Recorded Since 1906

Under the operation of the amendment
10 Article II of the tax law, passed by the
Legislature this year. and signed by the
Governor on june y. the work of the en-
pi0yes in the Mortgage Tax Bureau in the
Registers Office has been greatly increased.
AS many persons seem to consider that the
new law is in mitigation OF the mortgage
tax law. Register Grifenhagen explains
that it affects only instruments issued and
recorded prior TO July l, 1906.
It is known as Chapter 6o1. Laws of 1910.
The intent Of the legislation was TO permit
corporations or individuals holding trust
mortgage bonds secured by realty, rail-
roads. plants. franchises, etc, the mort
gage securing payment Of same having
been recorded prior TO July 1, 1905, TO pay
cnc-half of one per cent under the pro-
visions of the act TO the state ii e. TO the
recording ofncer), and thus exempt them
from personal local taxation during the
life of the bonds. Previous to the passage
OF Chapter col, such bonds were liable to
the annual local tax levy. Last year, for
instance. each $1,000 bond was assessed at
about SIS %. Assuming that the holder of
Sl0,ooo OF such bonds is taxed at this rate
for ten years he must pay a personal tax
accrecatinS s. .6je. Under the amendment
contained II CGap[er oil the same hotueis
by paying SO TO the Register of the Coun-
=. is not Liable for any personal taxation
on his Sl0.Ns worth Of bonds. But the bond
holders must satisfy the Register by
authenticated statements that they are en-
titled to the privileges and iinmunities of
the new law.
Holders Of bonds issued by the New York
Dock Company. by Francis H. Leggett &
Co and other corporations which have is
sued bonds secured by trust mortgages re
corded prior to July I, 1906 have already
taken advantage Of the amended law.
After verifying and examining the f1led
statements, the law requires that the Reg
lister shall note upon each OF the bonds the
fact OF the fling of the statement and the
amount of the tax paid, attested by his
signature. Furthermore, similar notations
must be made on the margin of the record
concerning the filing Of statement, the
amount of tax. serial numbers Of bonds. etc.
Al notes OF other evidence of Indebtedness
secured by mortgages under this law are
embraced in the words bond or bonds.
The one-half Of one per cent optional tax is
cornputed on the face value Of the bonds
By a ruling Of the State Board Of Tax
Commissioners the register Is not required
20 furnish blanks FOR the statements. one
half Of the tax goest 20 the state, and The
rule applies here as in the
mortgage Tax where property is in different
counties.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08

There vas e fair demand yesterday Tor
properties in the central business sections
the upper West Side and in several BronX
districts Buyers were more active IN the
midtown loft and shopping area than in
ary other part OF the greater city
Several -77rnors that were current about
rhe trading have resulted in a change Of
ousnersrlir, 10 a number of big parcels. II
VS. said that The four story and basement
dwelling house No e7e Fifth avenue. on a
LOT % SxIae feet and adjoining the south
saS- corner of soth street. had been sold
<or lanes A Blair for about $3.50. COO Ac-
ro-5,ne 10 q Trustworthy source that re-
,7n-r VAS unfoUnoed.
Tho pronertv AZ the northwest corner Of
siztb avenue and sd street. offered at auc-
,ss- 1estpr5ay al the Eesey street rooms
- zoeeph 7. Day, was struck down to L. G.
--i-,rsor Cor $50 no. It consists of three and
<or- story buildings on plot fronting 74.s
<.o- IN tho avenue and 81 feet on the street
NJ -iupson represented Mrs Anna A
Nr-r--lar6 who controls an interest in the
-.-o-,-~ RiddinE on the parcel started at
xzn ssl six bids being made IN all. The
40 bidder who offered $4,000 for the
.-one--v Sc understood 10 have been acting
<o- Elmer :. Darling. Hbo owns adjoining
land 8f7e IsIeA'-Ils u o@See3-sC uS tils ttlN
g. x79naa-
TIE Davies estate was reported to have
.od The easterly block front on Eighth
s-enue. extending from sSth to goth streets
-srd including No. 30 20 sas Eighth avenue
The plot is al present covered by nine four
erorv buildings The frontage on the ave
rue L. eel-Io feet and OF each street 50 feet
Plans are said TO he under consideration
fcr extensive alterations to the Heidelberg
-c~-er. recently erected by St Louis CAPT
.sHsrs on the site Of the old Hotel Metro
reie st Broadway. Seventh avenue and 42d
street.
The ground Is owned by the Coo estate
.ad is controlled under long lease by the
9-ourteeH-s -sizry-fIve Broadway Company. of
which Charles Pasche, OF St Louis. Is
president
Plans have been fled for building q vault
under the sidewalk Of 3sth street 70 1e used
p . cable vault for the three story and
basement power station on the east side of
First avenue. between 3sth and 18th streets.
for the New York Edison Company at a
cosr OF so. .a1o and for remodeIling the in
terror throughout William E-eissenherger, Z
.- IS the aTchiteC1.
Plans have also been fled for building
= cne story stable il the rear OF the prem
tzes a. Nos s. and s. Tompkins street TO
take the place Of a building recently de
s-royed by FIRE This stable viii have q
frontage Of Is feet ana a depth OF % feet
and s estimated TO cost SS.oa0. William
Shearn IS the owner. Harrison q SaCkheim
sc :hc architects.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
NFANHATTA%

o9TTT ST8EET-W liam ?. Jones & Son
lave sold FOR JAMES p EeaJing tho three
story and basement high stoop dwelling No.
10 East -Gtl street 10 Joseph Y Malone
This proPerr- IS 10 feet east of lexington
eFeuUe. Il viii be held for investment
7SeTfI STREET-Laopold Oppeuheinler has
bought from Susan u Duryea No. 6l7 10 62I
West l3Ath street plot 35x1oh.l1 feet. 2FS
feet west Of RroadwsE- On the property are
;No Syor- brick buillinss- " hich were seriously
damaged r.. fire some time ago They were
formerly occupied hE Murray d Hiil-
21TIE STREET-T1.e properties Nos. c4T and
80 West ,iItn street, consisting Of two three
story dwelling houses. on plot .i4Xle0-y feet,
Are reported to have been sold. They are
owned uy F7rij@er Nctahe and the whitehead
estate. RecAlinC q Eailender own No. 25l
e-r- Sos -tT 10 245. adjoining the east.
was recently purchased bE / Randolph Jacobs.
9TH STREET-AIhertina D. Koschel has
sold No. 235 West both street. SIX story
Eat. q lot 35xIhG.5 feet
THE BRONX
OAK POINT ANENJ J-Fz-The East Bay Land
pIo[ 1vDx 90 feet ne southeast corner OF
Oak Point a'-enBe and Tiffany street 10 a
=. Stelter- The property VIII be used for
UCEiaess purposes
TIE work Of erecting pier a. Tiffany
street. Last River VIII be begun soon.
1TsTE STR E[E>T--ETvarG Polak sold to Fred
e WzlkzniuE JEC story frame dwelling
and Hughes avenue. on a plot 41G196 feet.
ANTHONY STEEEF-Edv.a-d Polall sold
for Louisa Dfcner 70 Rosa Rosenfe}I the two
avenue. near 10Th street. plot 1s-9A97
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of iessee)

with name and address OF iessee)
AVENUE a, 1885. store, basement and first
floor; Joseph Tauber 20 Morris schack. yrs
I233 Avenue a
CLIFF ST. 81: Abrarn II CoIonney TO salnrnel'
Lard 4. Co OF ENGLAND. by agent U-ionei sam
r1eD: 10 y-rs and . mos from Dec /, 1910 $1,000;
address - CIiT -.
MOTT ST 1877; south store and basement
Giuseppina Zario 10 Antonio Cognato. . Srs
frrIrl Dec ! 1910; 5000; address. III Mott ST.
I'D AVE 1913: store. etc: Louis haplan ana
sno 20 Peter Boyagis: yrs ana o Ialos from
Nov /, 1910; $500; address. 15l3 80 ave
25D ST 1ss East: all OF lot and stable; Julia
r and Elias G Brown, trustses. 10 Al~oio
Realtv Co; u yrs from May i, 1911: tour re
-zuzis Of u s,rs each. taxes, etc a3d sl,Dpe 10
81 alr,; address. III Broadway
z5TH st. IA 20 i47 West; east hst stofe
floor and basement; farh street ENehat.se ~, 20
fei0; So roo: address, IA West 4oih 81
10TH ST. 2s3 West: store and basement @ :
Jrei Samnaet and anO, ezEss TO Paris ".
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
LIS PENDENS.

IG6TH ST. 246 West, Jacob Aaron agt John "
Harmon ct al foreclosure of mortgage; at
torney, B F Teiner.
STH AVE 2g1S: Alice Z Sloane aEt Hersch
Frank ct al foreclosure of mortgage: attorneys,
Aiullan. Cobb * Mitchell
PERRY ST, 9: Catharine McDermott ast John
McDernot- al foreclosure OF mort tsaGe)- at
torrevs Wentworth, Lowenstein & Stern
4IST ST East; Marcus SchIossmann aEt
Florence u Warner ct al faction TO forec-ose
mechanics lem: attorney, J ROsenzNelg.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
WILL ERECT $4,000 THEATRE
Building to Occupy a Site IN lloth
Street. Just West of Fifth Avenue.

Plans were fled yesterday for building d
Two story brick theatre on the north side
OF 1leth street. 145 feet vest of Fifth ave
nue. for the Mital Realty Company- OF
which Louis Starr Is president The build
ing VIII have frontage of u feet and
septF- Of S0.f1 feet. with n facade of brick
and limestone, the brick being of gray and
red bond
There viii be a seating capacity Of yit III
tha orchestra and SO in the balcony. giving
d total seating capacity Of 65+, David
Stone. architect estimates the cost Of the
thea rs. a SO 900
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Cd AVE W cor 9TH st: Samuel Eichenbauin
ct al agt Katharine Miller ct al; Nov ., 1910 (by
bond; S245 e.
61ST ST 1aa East: George " Story ast Helen
NJ Phelps ct al; Feb a. 1909; $50 II
DIVISION ST Te-Te12: Iverson Glistafson
Company agt Louis Winkler ct al; aug lp 1910
cancelled: $40 56.
4TH AVE. s " cor 25th ST. Oscar = darkin
ast Joseph Mbank ct al: Nov -. 1870 SOB
GOTH ST 90 East: Herman Slate Company ast
Ere derrick II Th0rne ct al: Dec j. 19to; SiJo-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
KNOCKING SANTA CLAUS.

From The Philadelphia Inquirer.
Oregon has organized an anu-treatinG 8
society. which has an immense member
shin n doesn't apply to rum only, but
to Christmas presents as we'll The lat
ter phase looks good 10 many man IN
these diggings who will, as usual, BANK
rrpt himself 10 give lot Of expensive
things 10 people for whom he doesn't care
and who don't care d darn for him
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08

the local supply and a conseGuent rise IN
price
The wholesale price Of Reef ribs auf
loins has remained stationary for the Lass
week at H. cents for No 7 beef. 10 cents
for No and s cents for 10 : ChucSs
have risen half cent II IL expected that
the prices to-day viii reflect the Oulahss
rise of approximately one cent ii all cuts
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
ALTERATIONS S.

4oTH ST. : g 65 # " Of 9th ave. 10 sty
brick tenmt and store: ROsenstock, Bible
House owner; Gross & KieinbeTSer, Bible
House. architects; cost. S6,pso-
IST AVE. q 8 Ssth 10 29th st; tn ? sty
and basement power station; New York Edison
co, o., Duane ST, owner, " Welssen berger, 90
Duane St architect; cost, $3.50 600
CARMINE ST. g, $50 # of Hudson st; 70
. stv brick public bath and gymnasium;
city, owner: Renwick, AspiUwan & Tucker,
go 9Th ave architects; cost $1,000
HOE AVE. 1910. . stv frame dwelling and
factory, oJx24-6: Nora Filler. 80 West 9lst st,
ou ner Charles 3 Meyers. I Union 50, architect;
cost So 600
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
SELLS LONG ISLAND EsTATE.

= = he1 has sold for y, Herbert Mack
p estate q Creenlawu, Long Island. Il
c-ln-~i-es about eight acres Of land and
Nr---ri-rs d large residence and ogtbuid5ngs-
Tie purchase II. Monday, gave II ex-
chang the apartment houses Nos. 45e4 and
sszs Park avenue, reported sold recently.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
RECENT REALTY BUYERS.

Agnes T. williamson * the buyer II 40
~ We-7 l6th street. sold recently by J. B.
Enslish for Charles r. Meyers
"A c'ient Of Winston II. Hagen Il the puT-
chaser q cSo s1S Madison avenue sold re
oeTstlS hy Pease < I1li7nan for !. D Slay-
rs
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
Az sao. 100 WEsTcHEsTER SALE.

ring II. Young has sold for Charles
Horton tic s2 story office building known
IS t-s Eastern state Journal Building. on
i-e nortH siGe Of Railroad avenue. y hIte
Plains. with frontage Of 50 feet i was
o70 ~ tas first office buildings erected in
H1i-o Plains The price paid was s3e.eeo,
std 81 Harry .. Moody. OF the Woolworth
or ar., g. the purchaser
New-York tribune., 1910-12-08
Is from pec !. 1alo. s.ao: address. eas west

yrs from Dec !. 1910: s42o: address. 233 West
fo7th St
I21ST ST. g 10 # 9 of Broadway. 3ox1ooi
vacant lot: bldg to be erected by party of
the second part: Corpus Christi Roman Catholic
Church To Carlos Dugne; > yrs from Oct l.,
1910: s1oo.
I2aD ST < 100 X OF Broadway, running
Of 10 II w 100 II 81 10 IT along
street to beginning; vacant lot; new bldg to he
erected by party of the second part: same to
same: 20 yrs from Oct /. 1910 taxes, etc, and
81 GOO address 40 Riverside Drive