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United labor bulletin., 1911-07-20
For the Sub-Executive Com.

At the July session of the county dele
gate committee there were Is present
but only 10 had been reported as newly
elected for the term beginning July l.
The branches that had reported are the
4th Ward. 7th Ward, 10th Ward, 18th
Ward, 10th Ward Scandinavian and
Edgewater (fraternaD OF these, only
three secretaries reported the mail ad.
dress of the delegates, and one of them
gave only the surname of the delegate.
1t becomes necessary to notify the del
egates some times and in order to do
that correctly. will you please send in
the new credentials as soon as you can
and give the names and address COM
pletely, SO l may have a complete roll
list before the next session of the com
mittee.
NJ OCTAvIA FLOATEN,
County Secretary.
United labor bulletin., 1911-07-20

The La Belle is a good smoke for 5
cents. Try one.
United labor bulletin., 1911-07-20
HALL FOR RENT.

The Trades Assembly hall, 800 Club
building, is for rent Mondays and Fri.
days of each week. at $1S for four nights
a month. See T. F. Bedford, 607 FIJI
teenth street.
United labor bulletin., 1911-07-20

The Anna Maley meeting at Tuileries
last Sunday was success. The lecture
United labor bulletin., 1911-07-20

AS directed by the county delegate
committee, we this week publish an Of
fetal directory which will appear each
week. 1t is not complete. but is the best
We could do with the data at hand. Look
it over carefully and report errors for
correction. Give the time and place OF
your branch meetings, and report
promptly any changes of financial secre-
taries. The value of such a directory de-
pends upon it being absolutely correct
and up to date and that result can only
be obtained by the financial secretaries
reporting promptly all changes.
Send all information and corrections
to the editor of this department.
United labor bulletin., 1911-07-20

Remember that Socialism will be prop
erly exposed" next Sunday at 8 o'clock
p. m. at Tuileries park by w. F. Ries, of
Toledo, Ohio, author of Men and Miles.
a little book which has had a tremendous
circulation. Buy your tickets of your
branch financial secretary or of some So
cialist comrade, as the Tuileries man
agement has given us the benefit of the
full value of all the tickets we sell before
going to the park. Tickets are in the
hands of all the branch secretaries for
sale and the net proceeds of the ticket
sales and collections will be distributed
pro rata among the branches. Comrade
secretary, get busy; the size of your div
idend will depend upon your activity.
United labor bulletin., 1911-07-20
Socialist Party Department.

was fully up to the high expectations OF
the audience, the collection was gener-
GUS and the ticket sales were fair. l am
not able to give complete report at this
time (Monday evening", as a number of
the branch secretaries have not yet
turned in their tickets and accounts.
About $500 has been taken in, which
pays all expenses and leaves a very snug
margin for a dividend to the branch
treasures. l hoped to have made this
dividend today, but the tardiness of some
of our secretaries has prevented. The
receipts thus far will give the branches
about six cents on each ticket sold and
if the delinquent comrades make even a
reasonable showing, this ratio will be
materially increased.
]. w. MARTIN,
For the Sub-Executive Com.
United labor bulletin., 1911-07-20

Local Denver has shown a remarkable
growth since ward organization was
adopted about one year ago. In June,
335 dues stamps were bought, which is
more than in any former month in the
history of the party. Fifteen active
branches doing efficient work, carrying
on ceaseless propaganda. must produce
results.
A year ago the county delegate COM
mittee had an empty treasury and was
$250.O0 in debt The struggle was hard
and the outlook anything but cheerful.
Now debts all paid in full and over
$4,000 in the treasury. Is 1t any Won
der that a Socialist in Denver can be
recognized on the street by stranger
by the cheerful countenance he carries
Unless all signs fail we will be in sDlen-
did condition for work when next years
campaign opens.
United labor bulletin., 1911-07-20


ty-sixth avenue organizer of the Seventh
Ward branch, is prepared to furnish So
cialist books or free literature to the
people of the east part of the city Call
on him.
Comrade T. j. Brown, 529 Humboldt
street, literature agent for Local Denver,
has about 400 Appeal to Reason cards,
each good for 40 weeks subscription,
: (which he wants to dispose of quickly; 25
cents each or 5 to one person for $100.
These cards are the property of the
local and we want to put them to work
making Socialists and get the money into
the treasury. Call on him or write.
Poor Taft Just as he was beginning
to recover from the Pinchot-Ballinger
trouble. and putting the insurgents" in
cold storage, his attorney general, Wick
ersham. opens his mouth and puts his
foot in 1t in the Wiley affair. 1t seems
that the interests which profit by adul-
terating foods and medicines have want
ed DR.. Wiley's official scalp for long
time, and at last framed up a case Of at
least technical violation OF some law
Wickersham presented the matter to Taft
and demanded punishment, and he OF the
big smile could not say no to SO amiable
gentleman as Wickersham, who had
repeatedly violated the same law he
charged Wiley with breaking. Result,
tempest in the political tea pot which has
blighted big Bills budding popularity
with the people and threatens to send
MIN into retirement as profound as
that which swallowed up the big noise
of Oyster Bay.
United labor bulletin., 1911-07-20
STATE DEPARTMENT.
State Secretary. "A. +

State Secretary ry...........A. II. Floaten
1430 Monroe St, Denver.
Chairman of State Executive Committee,
G. r. Freeman, 329 w. May. Cripple Creek
Chairman of General State Committee,
Robert Knight, 22S Pratt, Longmont.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-07
SUBURBAN SALES.

The Fire Island Beach Development Com
panv reports the following sales at Saltaire:
A plot on the south side Of Bay Promenade
TO Mrs Elizabeth Thompson; plot on the
west side of Beach Walk to Thomas {.
Maxfield: plot on the east side of Atlantic
Walk to Nelson IT, Oakley; a plot on the
west side of Marine Walk TO Francis y.
O'Connor: a plot on the south side Of Bay
Promenade to Frank NJ Randall plot on
Pacific and Neptune walks to George X.
Over: Il plot on the south side OF ocean
Promenade to Miss Helyn Whiting.
The Lewis II. May Company has sold Tor
NlcAyov Brothers the newly constructed
stucco house on the east side of Burton
avenue on a plot l0Ox1J0 feet for occupancy.
and also the adjoining lot, 6)Xlc0 feet, to
Richard L. Fenton, at Woodmere, Long
Island
+. w. Mackenzie has sold for Walter {.
Coffin 10 a client for occupancy the new
brick mansion on plot l0OX2a feet on the
north side of Hamilton avenue. near Beau
fort Place. Rochelle Heights. New Rochelle.
Edward II. Cromwell bought NO. 9S4
North Broadway, adjoining the Saeghli
Golf club. The seller Mrs. Mabel O. Roth
child. bought the property recently, but re-
sold before taking possession. Thomas >
Rurke Of the McLaughiln-Siedle Company
was the broker.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-07
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

American Morsase Go to Frederic J Middle
Richard o smith 10 Max schulhof. 1880
Richard Smith 10 Max Schulhof $500
clara = Wright 20 Joseph Ziskud: $1,000
same TO same: $1,000.
Manhattan Mortgage CO 10 Guaranty Mortgage
co; Sl7Os5.
Same 10 same; $1,000.
SEQ $50 '''' go ~ '''''''' + o" "'e''
same 20 same, $500
Wm T Harvard and ano, exrs, to Title Guar
Maria " Barton 20 Allen Construction Co: 81.
Brooklyn Trust 90 TO Lawyers Title Insurance
Wm Amend 10 Mary Ryan. $1,000
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co 20 Isa-
Della Freedman; $4,000.
Cowella Ayerill 20 Edw Church: 81
Martin NJ stone to Louis 5 Levy; 81.
same 10 same; II.
Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Co 60
Florencc Coleman to New York Life Insurance
Hugh Hiu 10 Mabel W I'M: 81
Paul I Williams to stephen Williams: ST.
Howery ssyinss, Bank to New York Life In
Realty Operating 60 TO Thomas 8 Valke, G,
Samuel Lipman and ano 20 Abraham Leyeu-
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 70 Dry no.,
Savings Institution. $50 coo
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust co 10 W
Irving Clark and auo. trustees; 500 600
same 10 Lawyers Mortgage 60; $4,000
a ISIS 20 Sc 70 w irvns Clark and
Bertha = Wolm TO Title Guarantee and Trust
Co: $1,000. ' ''"''
Frederick Schuck To Wilson AI pov'ii' S.o 900
Isabella Wilson 10 New York savings Rank:
Thomas } Meehan to Mary r Martin. 81
Morris Rome TO Benz Adler. 81 Vs.
Franklin Pierce to Thomas " Clachcr. sto
3l5 " ''"'''e'' Ni"'
George 5 Runk et a. exrs. to East plysr soy-
ings Institution: ST. Oal ' W. '~''' "N'i say
Marlorla q Singer 10 Thomas G Field. trustee
New-York tribune., 1911-12-07
REALTY NOTES.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company
loaned to the Boomingdae Construction
Company 10000 on a building loan mort
gage covering a new nine story frcproof
apartment house which is TO be erected on
a plot 75XlcG feet, at No. 2i5 to 20 West
l04th street.
Carstein Il Linnelliu have been appointed
agents for the TWO apartment houses No.
% TO Z and 40. % To - West llqth street.
The newly formed El-El Company is the
purchaser Of the lcaschod property at No.
3l3 Fifth avenue. the sale Of which bv the
Rudolph Wallach Company was reported on
November ~
William B, Thorn took title Yesterday TO
the Dave H,nnen Morris house at No. %,
West I'D street, sold recently by Pcase u
Eliman.
Shampan Il Shampan arc preparing
plans FOR Il building operation i'm Hr0ok-
lyn i'm the vicinity Of the WILLIAMSBURG
Bridge to involve about t2JUOpJ II Involves
three six story apartment houses which
arc TO be erected at the southeast corner
OF South cd and keap streets on plot l95x
81 feet George @. Scgal Is the owner
New-York tribune., 1911-12-07
FUR IMPORTER PAYS FINE
Pleads Guilty to Undervaluations
and Escanes Prison Sentence.

Charles Wenschenker, head of the firm
OF Charles Weinschenker & Co. fur i'm
porters. Of Nc A. West 9th street, pleaded
guilty Yesterday to an indictment charging
him with undertaking imported merchan-
disc. and was fined 5000 by Judge Holt. in
the United States Circuit Court. The i'm
position Of a jail sentence was asked for
by Carl E. Whitney, Assistant United
states Attorney. who said there had been
series Of undervaluations covering period
of years and that perjury had been com
mitted in connection with each false entry
at the Custom House.
II can see nc difference in the use OF
spurious consular invoice and the use OF
secret spring device i'm false weighing
said Mr.. Whitney. in alluding 10 the prison
sentences imposed upon men who had peen
found guilty of deprving the government OF
customs revenue through underweiGhing or
imported merchandise
plea for lenency was made for The de-
fendant by Walter Stern, his counsel, on
the ground that the offence had been COM
rnitted before customs laws were strictly
enforced. and because the firm had paid
$4,000 TO the government In settlement or
civil claims.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-07
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
DECEMBER Is.


AMSTERDAM AVE. i " cor 124th st Cntth
store from corner. William II Hall 20 Charles
Gristede and ano. " and mos rom @ Jan -
1912. 81 200: address. 2ls6 Aqueduct aN''
CHRYSTIE ST. 1876 (alD; Lena Dan to Clio Clio
Vauni Sc'tineri. Nrs from AuS y i'ii' F-''-''
address. 1856 Chrystie 81.
CATHARINE ST 10 and I9i2 1.-TWO stores;
tacoh Goldberg aud auo 10 Michele AafIa anu
sno: , yrs from May I. 1872; Sl.f4"; sdHr'Ss' -
Catharine 81.
,i,,I,-b and Warren 90 10 Harry Weinstein; ! ~
from MAY l. 1872; Si0ep; address = Last
18Th ~
Delaney ST. = cor suffolk 81 'store ana
part bascmenD Never Vessel anu anU 'o JONI
Paliey: > yrs from pee /. 1911 $1,000: address
90 Market St
GoERCK ST, lJ5 mrst n9or. Barnet Sifssi g,,.
and ano t9 Nimacer Young Mems sons OF rev
solomon Schapro "a corporation; yrS I'o''
De-, 10 1911: S3si: address. Loo Goerch ST.
Lemon AVE. 4I2 (store and 6asemennji mi raI0o oo
Schif 10 George Goctzelmann: 3 yrs ana ana III, nio
from Dec 1, 1911; $500; address. f'2 LenoA
ave.
PERRY ST. is (alD Burnett Mcintyre to
Paolo y Costa: = WIS and q mos from ~ J.,
1911: 81 200: address Gld Iraphageh 81. "'''
Hoboken, y !. ,,..
PAILpING AVE. 1924 Cstore roor and cellar,
rotn baoteris to Fortunate Mastrobuno; . Nrs
frorn oct l. 1911. $50; address Duh"oouI'' = J.
ST LAWRENCE AVE. l4i2 am: Deiia Do,, SlSy SdGi.
10 Philip Cohn; yrs from Dec J. l'il' '''''
address 1412 ~ Lawrence ave
IN AVE. 3S74 ,south storci Louis Guttmsn 80 80
charles Latowsky: 3 yrs from Jan J. l'l-' Sf'f'
address. 3s74 80 ave.
4rtI AVE 800 TO 3oG upper four lofts: sam
uel Kirlel 1t Il to simon Ascher e. az, ~ -
from Feb l. 1912. $1,000; address bNS''"'' J. a.
Rockaway. Long Island.
s2D ST. 1so East first fat and part basement
r,s.pb ID 1reruin 20 Mdrparet MCANey: "
froui oct l. 1911 5000, address, l5o East - 81
New-York tribune., 1911-12-07
W. G. MOTLEY PLEADS GUILTY
Judge Holt Suspends Sentence in Gold
Star Mine Fraud Case.

William c. Motley. president Of the Gold
Star Mining Company, said to he mining
engineer OF standing and member of eN-
elusive clubs pleaded guilty yesterday Ia
an Indictment charging him with parhcl-
pating in a scheme to defraud investors in
the company's stock. Judge Holt, OF the
United States Circuit Court suspended
sentence.
Isaac II. Levy. Assistant United states
ATTORNEY. said that only $1,000 was in
volved in the alleged swindle, and that of
that amount 900 had been used In the
operation of the gold mine, yielding a proht
Of 800. The scheme TO defraud investors
in the company's stock consisted he SAID
in the payment Of d dividend of IL per
cent, for which purpose Mr.. Motley loaned
the company $500 because the earnings
were not sufficient
1t was urged on behalf Of Mr. Motley that
the scheme was not fake" mining
scheme. but had been venture which SIM
ply proved Improbable.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-07
LEASES.

Spear * co. have rented with Mark Ra-
falsky for the Harwell Realty Company the
fourth and eleventh lofts OF No. % To 81
West 18th street 10 RabinOwitz Brothers
and Uhr & Schneider. for the Phoenix Hold
ing Company 300 square feet in No. lS5 to
1H West 2lst street TO Jacob Bernstein, for
Isidore Beiley 1900 square feet at Nos. 20
and 42 West 17th street to the Eastern Sup
ply Company, for Willard ). Burrows the
third loft in No 1Si Fifth avenue 10 John
s. Sampson & Sons. for the Witthaus estate
the ninth loft at No. 6si Broadway TO the
London Waterproof Company, for Edward
Jansen the third loft in No 10 to ilG West
18th street 10 Edwin Wilensky. for the Mas
ter Builders Realty Company the sixth loft
IN No. East 18th street to Lakin q Cooper
and for Lester j. Saul 300 square feet ia
Nos l21 and 123 Greene street TO Shulman
Brothers.
Douglas Robinson. Charles ). Brown
Company has leased No. q East 4Sth
street 10 J. W. Brett for business purposes
for Annie +. Mccarthy the parlor store at
No. . West 32d street TO Charlie u Kramer
of Paris, France, and the store at No. y
East 4Sth street to Richard. hairdresser.
The Cross 4 Brown Company has leased
for John r. McAIurray the ninth loft in the
building Nos l2 and Il West 37th street to
A. TAYLOR. William 4. Jones and Paul Gold
stein for period of years. and an office i'm
the Centurion Building to the K. h. Sircom
Company for a term 80 years.
Although no papers have yet been signed.
il was learned Yesterday that negotiations
have practically been concluded for a long
lease Of the property at tho southeast cor
ner of Fifth avenue and 18th street owned
by tho heirs Of Inspector Thomas Byrues.
The parcel. which consists Of four story
store and apartment building, on "a lot 2'N
100 feet was bought by thC late Inspector
Bvrnes long before the business invasion Of
Fifth avenue had been begun, and was ono
of the first properties 10 show a Suhstitu-
ton Of q store front tor the old broWustOue
stoop Nothing could BE- learned yesterday
as TO the ldentitv Of the new lessee.
Frederick Fox & co. have leased for the
Tomahawk Realty Company the store and
basement al No 137 Fifth avenue for long
term Of years 10 Waldes z. 60. Of Prague,
Austria who have branch stores i'm London
and Paris. The same brokers have also
leased for the William :. Burrows Com
panv the sixth and seventh lofts at No. ISL
Fifth avenue 20 Fishel. \essler IL Co.
wholesale jewellers, now at No. 81 20 s.
Crosby street. John Sampson & Co.. whole
sale jewellers, now AT ~. "l3 Broadway.
hav~ also leased the third floor i'm this
building
New-York tribune., 1911-12-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

SHERIDAN AVE. " cor t6fth #. Jag.,,
sgt Patrick Hurley It al: Nov J. 1911 f5y d.
pOsiD S1s3.
9TH AVE 30 and 26l = Eckeprotb & ca,
agt Emma W Schachtei 81 81: Nov l3 iaii:
Ss4s -
cd AVE. n cor 10th n; Duncan Thonirsa,
agt WenGover Bronx co; Oct .. 1911. Si33.
BROADWAY. ~ TO iGi Edgar G Inneschlo..
agt Thomas Sunern estate et al. Dee j. i9ii.
S6J.
CLINTON IT. -. Manhattan Glass Go AZ ,
Levy q al. Sept ~ 1911 (oy bomb; Si1 -
BowERY 2 Edgar 9 Luneschloss set sam.:
Dec T. 1911; 81.
CLINTON ST, 60: Joe Fasen ag, 'ame So,
IS 1911 (by bond; $50
BROADWAY. " F. whole front between ia
and 74th SITS; Milton Scnnaier agt onward Con
s;ructon co: Nov :. 1903. 50 32s -.
l2isT ST. AL West; Rudolph tedennan al
Emily I.sndou 81 al: Aug ., 1911; So -.
sTH AVE. 2j9 and 26i Miller & 30 agt :,
phia Dresser ct al. Nov l3. 1911: S4oI 80.
MARION AVE. W cor lasth et Kertsch.r
co sgt Latham Realty 90; ian rs 1911.
81 J62 80
I32D ST, il9 West. William Reson aa
Thomas 4 Grasmuck CT al, March -. 1911 81
SANE PROPERTY: Harry Gronmau at
Theodore Grassmahr OF a. iIrs T. 1914:
Sf4 20.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-07

Abraham Dubois. owner Benismiu shaps, eo..-
tractor; $40
ANTHONY AVE. n cor 10Th si fjNsso.
otto agt r T. Ten iHOok 60. owner treneyss
$f3j
BAILEY AVE. 2y22 10 2J-G. VIM s Vslenrn
aRt Tossier Building 60. owner. Central Csto
ana Construc ion 90, contractor. f2,G -.
PLEASANT AVE. 81 and 353. Aaron Ks
yrcwsly et al pet isl East iG'th Street osne,
and cOntrac tor. 1895.
NORTHERN AVE-. g. whole front between
f7sth and 1T9th sts. 2OOxiOr; John Auselml 'sg,
Henry Raabe. owner and contractor, $40.
30 AVE. 1000: E1ward koschersk at : II
Raphael Co. owner: Gordon & iiOIr. controetofs
$40.
WATER ST 342A James fitzgerald at Nar,,,
Garone owner: NichOias = Guidico auI Dornirt,
Dc George. contractors. 80 80.
EDGECOMBE RID. w cor lGjtn 81, sOSIp
Edward Koscherak agt IOWenfeld Prarer
New-York tribune., 1911-12-07
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

AMSTERDAM ANENUE-G. Waldo Smith has
bought for client from the Walton estate tLc
mot 1O0N1OO feet. at the s0utbweet corner -
Amsterdam avenue and 7sth street II has been
held at S225,OO.
1l2TH STREET-Ihc five story nathouse on
q lot 25xlOO ii feet at No. 80 West l19tb streaf
l25 feet east Of lenoX avenue. il reported To-
nave been sold Harry and Joel Rodinan hold
titlc.
I22D sTREET-LoWenfeld a Prayer bay. re-
sold, through ". :. Baker. tho -Four story dwell
Ing house No. ll5 West i22d street ou "a tot %,
100 II feet, to Max kchr" for occupancy Tn,
property Was purchased ~ tho auction sale of
the Leaird estate last week
I3lsT STREET Ennis & Sinnoit have resold
through T.. u. Ludlow a Co.. No no Wcst
t3fst street = thrfc stor, high stoon dUeliirr
house on a lot i7exioo feet Tho sSIISrs tnoL
title 10 the properi} in August
MURRAY sTREEI--The Charles + Moves
Company has sold f0r Daniel Birdsau 4. 90 NJ.
"a ana io Murray street. hvo and four stor-
buildings. covering "a plot about JCa7B feet
INST STREET-Platt = Albert have sold
Laurel court. Nos. 80. and J54 West l4lst
gtreet, siY ftory apartment house. On q plot
New-York tribune., 1911-12-07
LIS PENDENS.

18TH ST. n :. 3s51l II " % Ave 4. 2jal022,
John T Willets agt Mary Brnbaum % a. U9rc-
closure Of mtg: attorney. W VI Powell
13sTH ST. 515 West: George Brleste agt
Isaac Levy Il al foreclosure ~ mlgel. attorney.
c Brandt Jr.
nth AVE n q cor Both n. 3i.GAl2Si. Hiram
Y Steele et al agt New YORK White Cross MIX
80 (notice % attachment attorney, - Hib
bard
SHERIFF ST, 81 Isidor Federman ayt Harris
Bcckeiman ct a faction 70 declare Hem; sttor-
ney. S Tuckman.
sTH AVE, IA G cor % st. 52.ex1l4. Tho Bronx.
John M Haffen et al agt Frank Zessi1 q al
foreclosure OF mtg); attorney, F Frees
NORRIS AVE. 8. 3iIs n OF Fordhsn
Road "a 1lxS5.1: John Powers agt William "
Fleming notice Of levy: attorney. N Winker
WEST ST, s, LOT TO- map OF Wardsyile
The Bronx, 50x1l4x50Ili7; Mary 4 Lans6en
AIT A Warren Construction co % al 0orec'csure
Of mtg); attorney, l. j Dangbein.
ROBBINS AVE, e e, 125 n e OF Fox 81, 25y
104: Adam Rice sgt Samuel Brener et a. CoFe
ciosms OF mtg; attorneys. Clocke. Koch 4
Reidy
18TH ST. us and $50 East; Abraham zadrk
e al azt Seraino Deirauco e. az foreclosure ci
mtg,: attorneys. Kantrowitz & Esberg.
PLEASANT AVE W :, 36l.7 It ot 2i6;h =.
2O.1x1OO: Goodwin Brown agt James De Carlo q
al action TO reform and foreclosc MTG, 7ttof-
neys, Austin & McLanahan.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-07
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.


The following real estate transactions
We're recorded yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange salesroom, Nos. u ana 10 N''
street.
By Bryan J.. Kennedy
WEST END AVE, n cor 18Th 81, - Sll
ior SEQ. 100
FoRDHAM RID. ~ :, cor Belmont st. 5lTl3SN
.rres; sold to W Lustgarten and y < II LPp
man for 1895.
FoRDHAM RID. N 8 100 u OF Hoffman ST.
2sNS3. vacant: sold 10 Masten for s2f''
18Th ST, 12j East. $, IS 4 ot Lexington
ave. sty dwg, ~ 7N9s.a. sold 10 the plsihu"
for SCI, as
18TH ST, 2l7 East II e. 2G4G n W Of ID aye,
si5 81 ioS 5"s' '''N'-' F''' 70 '''''''
LEXINGTON AVE. 1os2. w $. Il It II Of 18Th
81. sly dws, l7N72.lo sold 10 l. SANFORD TOT
ZOO
150TH II. IA West u s, zoos 4 . Of Ani.
stardam ave. I zty laundry. y in~ l'N "res'
sold to Lowenfed & Prayer for $3.50"
AMsTEnDAM AyE IsS5 50 d$,cI. l$i !. i1 sold % %
Williams & Gradginshy for Si",f'".
BY Joseph Z. Day.
OATH ST. q. "a $. s3.ti n OF Madison ave
( sly dwe, la11xl0ps' sold TO Bertha Myers tor
$50 300
121Sr ST 22G. : = PCS 4 W ~ Tth ave. sty
tCrmt 1sxlO0.ll, sold to the plaintiff for Sl4'ooo
74TH ST, 900 10 80. 5 +. 100 It Z II % ave
75x1O2 2: three { sty teumts; also
jGTH ST. 23i to 23s, :, 100 Il " Of "a aye aye
75x1oo.j; three > s'y teumts win stores lh -'o'
also
56TH ST 23a TO 245 II :. i00 n Of ID ave
1OOx1OO4: ( sty brk stable, also
57TH ST. i42, s. 1903 f. Of Avenue A.
II 2xgO sty dwg, also
20lTH ST, 10 10 East. =, 100 n . o.
Jerome ave o6. txi09.6 to villa ave N">lN'piN
-; i've sty tennis and stores; ais"
BARKER AVE, 8 :, 1894 II OF Union ave
5GvI21. Wakefield: adjourned 10 Dec TO-
By Herbert \. sherman.
18TH or 5S6 n 200 West = 100 r. n
Audubon ave. 7jx94 II 4. = sly apart house al
journod 10 Dec Is; also
111TH ST. SO. n =. 12j II . OF IonoN ave- ~
iO01I; ) sty tenmt, adjourned 10 Dec ~.
At The Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph p Day
HOTGHTON AVE. 23l1 ?. 100 r. - oi
Usyemeycr ave 5OXl661 TO LudlcA ave, 'h'u-
4 ! nh int or 81 llrI
New-York tribune., 1911-12-07

Dec :. /, yrs same to Josephine steid' S'oVV'
uddress 22il Broadway. oo, ~ 4. .
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg 90 - smith; So.
cue as per bond. same 10 Rlchdiu
500. address 2iO sands st. Brooklyn
ie3TH ST. 30 East. 2Ox9O Dec 1,;;or,ton i; Bros
cont: Frederick Binder st al 70
CO. 500: address. 1890 Clay ave .o-,oo
1soTH ST. = .. II It Of DAILY ave, Walter
Dec 4. ; yrs: Krabo Ernst Realty % u pooheile.
4 Burke. trustee: $4,000; address Now ''O'
~ - ao~
,son CT N s 1873 II 2 OF Railroad ave. ,,2, oIN
100 1nrior mtg SiGOoo) Dec a. du" az pea Dy.s' 20
lillian p Kcrn to Frank John Nage'Hiiie'i' w.
600 address 24c East S2d II.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-07
NO SYMPATHY FROM MAYOR
Asking for More Pay, Grand Jurors
Are Told Honor Should Be Sufficient.

Recently three members Of grand jury
Sn Kings County complained TO Mayor
Gay1or that they did not receive as much
for the service there as do the Jurors in
New York County. They asked the Mayor
~ he could not see that their compensation
VS. Increased.
Last night the Mayor made the following
reply. addressed to Henry ". Smith. John
l. White and Robert +. Craig:
on consideration ] do not wish 10 recon-
II end that .he Board Of Aldermen give you
extra pay. Men fit 10 serve on grand iuTies
ought TO be willing 10 do il for the honor
or il. Grand iuries have a high function
&c perform, and ought To he men who
know that they are not 10 bc led by the
nose by the District Attorney, the Judge
o. any one else.