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New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
LEASES.

Tho Charles F. Noyes Company reports
the renewal of the lease for the pullulhs
Nos "a and SO South street to c. g Ham
;l+on G. co. for six years. from Octooer -
1o1o on a net rental basis subject 10 an
oeoreqate rental Of about SlOO,OOO. II Is
interesting to note that this lease was re-
ra,yad for a year In advance. The ouiid-
,.,, ,s ono of the largest warehouses In
New York City.
sIawson & Hobbs have rented TIE store
at No. 20i3 Broadway 10 the Smart shop
Company.
A w. jackson has leased tho store NO
26 West 10Th street to Bach, hellar a
Barthel for cafe and restaurant purposes.
Belding Bros. & Co.. silk manufacturers
Of Broadway and Spring street, have leased
the store and basement Of the building TO
he erected on the southwest corner of 2st
street and Broadway.
Van Norden & Wilson have rented the
second loft at No. 12s West 34th street for
Aues &. Co. TO the Pail Mall Electric Com
nanv. manufacturers of electrical special
ties.
J. 3. English has rented the third floor
at No. 80 West 42d street. TO y. T. O'Keefe
and the top floor TO V. Ross.
William r. Ware leased the following
dwelling houses: To ora NJ. Childress, NO.
112 West 73d street; to Anna NJ. Lutz NO.
12s West SOth street, and Nos. j63 and l65
West SD street TO Anna Brugo.
Eugene j. Busher has leased the south
corner store at 149th street and Brook
avenue 10 Esther Shine for ten years
The NJ Morganthau, jr., Company have
leased for Walter y. Clarke. as executor
n the estate OF Cyrus Clarke, the new
three story and basement building No
1926 Broadway, being on the easterly side
Of Broadway. about fifty feet south or
the southeast corner of Broadway and
5Oth street, AT which there is subway
station. The Clarke estate has just about
completed a new building on this prop
erty which is about 25Xj4 feet. The new
tenant of the premises * Mark Aron. who
now occupies the adjoining southeast cor
ner OF Broadway and 50th street
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
MECHANICS, LIENS.

s9T'H ST I East: Robert Rossman GO agt
Union League club, owner, Il { Fisher CO. 90"
tractor. S1.sls l3.
ST NICHOLAS AVE, 9sl; Thomas Moore @ agt
I,ewellyn Realty CO, owner and contractor .
$50 30.
t6iTH 81, 453 West David GreenWad asl
julius NJ Cohen owner and contractor SlV'.
lO2D ST POI East. same agt same; sl'ool'
GARDEN ST, 10: Frank Nahodyl agt turler
Construction co. owner and contractor go
I'D ST. go West: Nathan Picket ag Helm
rich stern. owner and contractor, David stohr'
contractor; Sl,396.
BROADWAY. @ cor Of 135th -, 20. llNI-u,
Batavia and New York Woodworking 80 iE'
Zenzenda Realty co, owner; Iholnas boiP-''
contractor renewsD: S2,506 40
18TH ST. 1913 East Greater New York sash
and Door Co agt Stuyvesant Nainwrght. owner
Robert J Mahoney, contractor; Sl4O 90.
10TH ST, n =, 100 Il OF Broadway. 1i5lX
40 Tx irreg % Riverside Drive; Jenkins Brothers
agt A Feldmsn Construction Co, owner and con-
tractor, S34s f6.
BROADWAY. = v cor Of i33d ST. 1Oxl2so
Thomas J. McCsul agt Morris Levin ana VIE
owners: Morris - contractor; SoSI Is
39TH ST. 1 East: Robert Rossman co agt
Union League Club, owner; " L Crockett. con
tractor; r G Fisher Co, sUb-contractori $lSie -.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
BROOKLYN SALES.

The property bounded by Fort Greene
Place. Hanson Place and South Elliott
Place. sold recently, has been taken by the
Brooklyn Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton as site for a new central building.
The building will be twelve stories high
and of an attractive design.
Brooklyn Lodge, %, 3. F. O. Elks, has
secured an option on plot 1Oox1l5 feet on
South oxford street. The buildings now
standing upon the property include the old
home OF the late Ira y. Sankey and the
houses adjoining It. No. 142 to 14S owned
by Charles Ergell, It is proposed to erect
q 5000, 900 clubhouse on the site The site
and building committee will make its re-
rort on December Is, when final action will
be taken.
II. j. Miller has sold for Caroline :.
Johnson No. 179S Fulton street. 25x1OO feet.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09

The sale of lower Fifth avenue busi-
ness building. in which Bronx property
was given in exchange, furnished the chief
transaction In the real estate market yes
terday. The trade involves about 100000.
Through l. Katz. James F. Meehan
bought the four story building No. 146 Fifth
avenue, on lot 26xlcO feet, adjoining the
building Of the Methodist Book Concern at
the southeast corner of 18th street. Inc
seller is the No. 146 Fifth Avenue Com
pany. of which William j. Atwood is presi-
dent In exchange Mr.. Meehan gives the
southwest corner of Third avenue and lSOth
street. a plot fronting SSS feet on the ave
nue. and IA feet in the street. IL Is I'M
proved with a one story stone building. Ihe
new elevated station at lS0th street is oi-
rectly in front Of the property.
The proposed addition TO the Hudson Ter
minaI buildings is to cost $S5O0oO, according
to Clinton & Russell. architects. Details
of the structure were announced by VIII
lam c. Fisk. vice-president, yesterday. Ihe
new building. which will be only five stories
high. will cover the plot occupied by NO
20 10 50 Dey street, fronting 9S9 feet III
Dev street. and Immediately adlolnins
the main building between Dey and Cor'-
landt streets II will extend through 10
Nos. 20 and A Cortlandt street, where IL
will have a frontage Of SOL feet. The build
ing will be so designed as TO conform Win
the facade of the adjoining building, ana
the halls will be connected on each moor
The work Of tearing down the old oulldlngS
has been started, and plans will be filed IN
a few days.
Henry II. Dreyer has sold for William }.
Huston the lot. 26.2xsS.4x irregular on the
east side of ST. Nicholas avenue, 's'f teet
north Of 166th street. The purchaser u
Henry 4. Passholz, who owns the three
lots at the adjoining 166th street corner
He now controls a plot with an avenue
frontage of 1910 feet and ST. feet In leoth
street The site will be improved with
taxpayer Mr.. Huston bought the lot just
sold from Max Marx last year.
The Wysong family home, at the south
west corner OF 34th street and Madison
avenue, has been leased for short perlod
from William Waldorf Astor, who recently
purchased IT. together with adjoining prop
ertv. Edward Margolies. the lessee has
begun work TO change the dwelling mousse
into stores and bachelor apartments
The property Nos 53s ana o4o flitn ave
nue.. occupied for several years by the
Tichtenstein Millinery Company, has been
leased for the owner. Colonel Theodore :.
NIsrceau. TO Jacques Krakauer, dealer IN
linens and laces. for twenty-one years from
MAY I, 1913 The lease, which was neso-
tiated by Taylor. Sherman & Co.. Is SAID 10
invoIve an aggregate rental Of about N'ls2'-
200 or about $4,000 per annum. II Is inter-
est,ng TO note that the present lessee Is
having a rental of about $4,000 per annum'
an increase of about $4,000. The Lchten-
stein concern had a very advantaseous
lease, paying only little more Tor the
5o-foot building than the rental produced
bv an average Fifth avenue store 2oXi0o
feet in size.
The new lease carries with 1t a renewal
privilege for a similar term oased on o
per cent revaluation.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09

Katharine C Kassor; Nov 20; 81; address. 1850
Crctona ave-
LOTS II to II, In Block A, lots 10 70 - 'u ia 81
and IS 10 30 Block b; lots to - snu 10 10 io,s
TO "a and 81, Block G.: lots to D, bloca tloc5
q to g. Block O. lots = to 10 and ~ 20 -; p 'O,n
H. lots Is To ~ Block I: lot l. BLOCK % ~, IT,.
portion of Matson Arrow estate, 81
Chester; also all that salt meadow OF acIe' eai, &
joining above and known as the Ano" Oct
Meadow: Henry e Mapes TO John ? MsPssSs, "a
1s 1906; u part: y part Of all hens' Si' "'
dress 1869 wliamsbrldge Road.
MARY ST, cor Blondel ave, 3lx l,,,,t ms's;
John Mapes ct s TO Franklin Athleuc ,Sn 1Iug III Iii
West Chester: Dec 8, 1911; 81; address D'o''''
and Mary st. a.
PART LOT 757, Section c. Vyss estate, "-r -
1i5x irree; Regina Construction 60 10 h,,rv cat. 8
Muxoll; Dec I: 500. address, l4o= Sesou''
Place. A.
TINToN AVE, 10 26xlS5: Ids Brsntmsn r1o 70
Anne Sachs (mtg $500; Dec I; 81 aodres'' W.
East 18th st. %
WALTON AVE- " S, 16e Il Of 1S4th 81, oH IVN
90: Samuel d Levy, referee. 10 Wiilaii N
dorff: $500; address, 230 West 91th ST.
157TU ST s ~ II OF Park ave, ooN'oS
West Bronx Realty co to New York Board a.
Fire Underwriters mtg $1,000 Dec 3; SiVV' az
dress, I23 William 81.
1ssTH ST, $ =. 90 # of Bathgate ave. aye. -yG
irreg; Wilbur Larremore, referee. TO Ella IL
Holgate; 81, 500 address, HOboken, y J.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

FIFTH AVENUE-Ths 146 Fifth Avenue
Company, William J. Atwood, PRESIDENT mas SUI -
10 James +. Meehan, No. 1i6 Fitth aVehug, -, e, q
four story building on plot 26xloO teet. Inls s
building was given In part payment ior .Is Plo1
sSxl44 feet at the southwest corner OF Ihlr9 az az
nue. and ls0th street. This plot is improved WIN
one story stores. The broker, l. hat1, reports
that tho entire transaction involved nearly
500. 600.
ST. NICHOLAS AVENUE-Henry H. Dreyer re o
has sold for William j. Huston the loti 80 49,
ss4 TX irregular the east side OF 81 !Nichol 9,
avenue, 7s.7 feet north Of lb6th street. l"e
purchaser is Henry A. Passholz.
18TH sTREET-The Duff and Brown Cotl
pany has sold for Anthony +. Koelole the po'
jOx150 feet. on the south side OF ls'th street.
$50 feet east OF Broadway.
23D STREET-The Teets estate has sold NO.
PES West 23d street, a three story buildihg' o"
lot s.9x9s9 feet.
THE BRONX.
162D STREET-Kurz & When have sold Tor
John Muth No. 425 East 1921 street, six storS
new law house on plot 37.6x1OO feet
1s4TH STREET-Henry Schweibert has 500
the five story twenty-five family new law house
on the south side OF ls4th street. l16 feet west
OF Washington avenue, on plot tOx1OO rect
1s4TH STREET-Kurz & Uren have sold foT
client the block front, 13j.5X223xl3o.Z ZA34.I
feet on the south side OF 1S4th street, between
washington and Bassford avenues, TO Curtis Z.
Byron, for Improvement.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.)
DECEMBER s

DENLsSlbl-iN
AMSTERDAM AVE, 1878: all: Joseph
Brucker 10 August Merkle: 2 yrs II mos from
June 1. 1911. s1,425; address 1878 Amsterdam
ave.
1i5. all. Crawford Bradley. CO to Dakota
Stable Co; ] yr from Nov J. 1911; slo,OOOi
address. 200 West 18th 81.
EAST END AVE. n cor 10Th st, "a and
1911; $3.50; address, 535 East 10Th ri.
JtMEs ST. 6s: store and basement carmine
Tieda to Antonio Dayanzo yrs mos from
MONROE ST, 259 West; store and base
ment: Louis ] I>efkowitz TO Herman Marke-
witz WIS from May 1, 1911; s516; address
go Monroe st
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 78o; all: Carlton II
Tyudali 70 World Bible League corporation
) yrs from Dec 6. 1911; $4,000 address 800
West 145th st.
WEST BROADWAY. 24s and 25o;,, all
from May 1. 1912; $4,000 address, II Mur-
ray ST.
1sT AVE. 1926; store and basement; En-
manuel Ormstelu to Jacob Roth; yrs from
Jan 1, 1911; 81 1000; address 1926 LIST ave
80 AVE, 1928: all: Clara North and ano.
trustee to Martin Schoenmann; yrs from
Nov 1. 1911; 50 $50; address. 1928 Sd ave.
Sd AVE. 267 to I'll; ALL. Grand Investing ,a
Co to Louis Bochner 3 yrs from Jan ], 1917;
81. 200; address. 2s7 East 7th 81.
Sd AVE, 1916: store and basement the
estate Of j Bookman 20 Henry Spreen: yrs
mos from Feb /, 1910: address. 12i6 Sd ave
sd AVE. los; all: George schade ct al TO
John Old; 3 yrs from May 1. 1913; $500 ad-
dress Woodclf, j.
9TH AVE. 53s aud $40; all; Theodore 9
Marceau 10 Jacques Krakauer; 21 yrs from
May I, 1913; S57, 500; address, Is West s5th st.
11TH AVE, s cor 21st st: part store and
cellar: samuel HoIober and ano to John Shan
ley: yrs g mos from Jan I. 1917; $500; ad-
dress Lynbrook, Long Island.
115TH ST, 135 and 1877 West: stoop floor;
Lenox Baths to Bernhard Izen and ano; from
completion Of bldg to Jan l. 1922; $1,000; ad-
dress, 204 East 9th st.
10TH ST, ia East: all; estate OF A Rite
man IN Nicholas Mazzei; yrs from Dec l.,
1911; $500; address 229 East 1i1th st.
125TH ST. 5o9 and 631 West; all; Bernard
Sammel to Sol Freidus and ano; yrs from
Jan l, 1911 S2,S0O: address, 1924 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

BROADWAY, n w cor 1880 ct; Thomas F Nc
Caul et al agt Morris Levin ct al; Dec 1, 1911;
SSs7 IS.
PARK AVE. 1856 to 4364: Gerard Building CO
agt Franklin Construction co ct al Nov TO- 1871
(by bonds. $3.50.
UNDERCLIF'F AVE, " s, 379S n n Of Wash
ington Bridge. Sanitary Fireproofng and Con-
tracting Co agt Hope Construction co et al; NOV
., 1911; s35.
UNDERCLIFF AVE, " :. 227. II II n of Wash
ington Bridge; Henry Bieg agt same; Nov -
1911; s77 34
WASHINGTON ST 726. John Walsh agt Ellen
Clark ct al; Dec I, 1911; $500 90.
9th ST, s s. 229 It OF 18th ave; 4 Mungo &
Co agt Gubson-Steingart Construction Co ct all;
Dec 9, 1910: 2,526 43.
MORNINGSIDB DRIVE cor l2lst ST.
Philip Leserman, jr. agt Stevenson Construction
Co et al, Sept u, 1911 cancelled; S44 a.
18TH ST. 147 and 149 West; Federal Terra
Gotta Co agt George Backer Construction co 81
all Dec Z, 1911 (by deposit). $500
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
TO PROTECT BoNDHoLDERs.

Notice has been issued TO the holders OF
the per cent sinking fund gold bonds, dat
ed July ?, 1896, Of the Alls-Chalmers Com
pany, announcing the formation Of d COM
mittee TO represent and protect the inter
ests Of these bondholders. The committee
consists Of James y. Wallace, president Of
the Central Trust Company Of New York,
chairman; r. Walter Leigh, Charles w.
Cox, Fred Vogel, ir. Of Milwaukee, and
John r. McClement I. l.. Babcock, OF No.
- Wall street, IS secretary, and Guthrie.
Bangs & Van Sinderen are counsel TO the
committee The Central Trust Company Of
New York viii act as depository.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09

Washington. December
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following order.
have been issued:
ARMY.
Following officers Of the medical corp, TO sr,x
field service and correspondence school ~
GHHRLEs Hu LYTcH JAMEs sSpToE5s ~ KsvNssr NMsssr
DEANE 9. HOWARD, WILLIAM Il VII,
son. WILLIAM i. LEWIS. THOMAS
ELL C. FAUNTLEROY. JAMES s Wm VII
SqY' son rp BAsIi HrotcF T. pUTcAEE; kEElGH 1
r. DARNELL. HENRY PAGE. HENRYS
WEBER. JERE y. CLAYTON. EDWkRn
r. sCHREGNER. FREDERICK " HARP
SOCK. DOUGLAS +. DUVAL CLARENCE.
Hi.RcH ELMER 4 DEAN. FRA%efs y
G. ISSHER, WILL.LAG6[pl 81, F. TRULY. RUBY. HENRY
GER. Jr. and GEORGE VI. EkwURzEi,o
First Lieutenant WILLIAM =. ". NkiNLEy
1lth cavalry to Washington report to cSi.,
Second Lieutenant THOMAS II. MYABB. On
Field Artillery. to Fort Bayarf for cHani-
nation for retirement.
Leaves Of absence: Major EARL D'A. pEARcy.
coast artillery two rnonths on relief tron
Army and Navy Hospital 70, Springs: FIR,
Lieutenant WILLIS {. ENIGiiT. cost ar
tlilery. one month.
NAVY.
Rear Admiral r. r RODGERS. placed or r.-
tired list, December 20; detached general
Rear ADMIRAL r. WAINWRIGHT. placed on r.
tired list. December Il.
Lieutenant Junior gradel T. y. BERNHEIN
resignation accepted December -
Passed Assistant Surgeon T.. y. NALI, detached
naval prison, Portsmouth: 10 naval hospital
Mare Island.
marine recruiting station. Detroit
Passed Assistant Paymaster b. MAYER es-
tached the Salem: home. wait cIGers
Naval Constructor Il. y. GATEWOOD oonniis-
Chief Boatsvsn \. STUART detached Is.
Potomac; to temporary duty naval station
Chief Machlnist Il. SMITH. detadlsd III. Hart
ford; leave of three months.
MARINE CORPS.
First Lieutenant s s LEE detached marin.
barracks Annapolis; 70 tho FRANKLIN.
First Lieutenant r. T. ADAMS. detached n.
First Lieutenant W. P. TPsHUR. detached ma
First Lieutenant JOHN POTTS. leave q absence
Second lieutenant r. c. WILLIAMS. det.ch.
Majors 7. C. TREADWEIsL and " J. SHAW.
to army service schools. Fort Leay.nvorth
Captain J. r: HORTON. orders 70 marine bar
Captain E. W. BANKER, orders 70 marin. bs--
racks Honolulu, revoked
rine barracks Wsshingtou: 70 Picking, chins
as student attache
Captain ". II. PARKER. detached ths Maine,
First Lieutenant +. \. BARKER one months
aeoond Lieutenant OTTO BECKER, Jr. detached
marine barracks. New York; - recruiting
duty Atlanta.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been re-
ported 10 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
Dec s--Ihe Hector at Hampton Roads; ths
Petrol at Key West
Dec THE Chester at Horta; the supply a.
Nagasaki the PatuXent and the Potomac az
Pensacola: the Neptune az Norfolk the Con-
necticut the Vermont and the New Hanp-
shire ar Tompkinsyille. -
SAILED.
Dec 6-'rhe Arethusa from Key West ~
Charleston.
Dee THE Peoria from Key West for Charles
ton: the Chester from Ho-ta for Boston ite
Minnesota and the Mississippi from NeHpoft
for Philadelphia; the Georgia, the Elrginia
and the Nebraska from Newpor, for Bosten
tine Neptune from Newport News FOR Nor
folk; the Louisiana and the North Dakota
from Lynnhaven Bay for New YORK; IA
Abarenda from Cavite for Shanghai
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
BANK TO INCREASE ITS STOCK.

, The stockholders Of the Hartman Ma
tional Bank will vote at the annual meet
ing next month on a resolution to in
crease the capital stock from 100000 to
$4,000. This institution began business
on May 4, 1906, as the Night and Day
Bank, its policy being to keep its doors
open during the entire twenty-four hours
OF every business day. Four years later
the working hours were cut down to six
teen a day, the bank being closed from
midnight until a. m, and these hours
are still maintained.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
COTTON GINNING REPORT
Total TO December / This Year 49,
814,832 Bales.

Washington. Dec. s. Georgia, North
Carolina and South Carolina have ginned
thus far this year more cotton than was
ever before grown within their borders.
Every cotton growing state. except Ar
kansas, Mississippi Oklahoma and Tennes-
zee. already has ginned more cotton than
was grown last year or the year before
according 10 the Census Bureaus report
issued to-day. showing the ginning prior to
December l.
To date there has been ginned in the
United States 12,S14.s32 bales, exceeding the
total seasons ginning Of every year except
1904. 1906 and 19Ce, and coming within $4,000
bales OF the total ginned in 1904, the record
wear
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
REALTY NOTES.

Mrs. Mary A. Goodsell is the purchaser
of the plot 10OX10O feet at the southwest
corner Of Amsterdam avenue and 18th
street. sold recently by the Walton estate
through c. Waldo Smith, jr. Mrs. Good
sell owns adjoining property on the
street.
Everett ". SeiXas & Co have been ap-
pointed agents OF the Rexmere apart
ments at Nos. 32S and $50 West S5th
street.
Louis Marks was interested as broker
in the recently reported sale Of No. =
west 18th street for ,ho Mary Tully cs-
a.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

SULLIVAN ST. $50 and 15a. Bronx Invest
ment co loans Citizens Investing co $4,000
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. q s. $50 n s. ~
Mestchester ave. s4NlJo; city Mortgage 90 loans
Mercury Realty co $1,000
sOuTHERN BOULEVARD. % =. 100 n ot
Mestchtster ave. 37.6xl0o. same loans sam,
$50. 900. ''
SI.6xlOO; same loans Nosthom Raaitv 90 Sts ooo
CRoToNA AVE. :, 100 II n of ls3d ST. IA,
100. same loans onawin Construction Co SEQ 600
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
SUBURBAN SALES,

4 tract Of ninety acres at Flushing.
Long Island, has been secured for manu-
featuring purposes by the Astoria Veneer
Mills and Dock Company of Long Island
city. The land is on the south side Of
the ireland Mill road and on the west
side OF the Jamaica road.
The Duross Company has sold for Theo.
dore r. Brennan No. 265 Broad street
Bloomfield, \. j., Il dwelling house aud
stable on plot l00X200 feet. to W. 4. Wait
Frederick p. Jones reports the follow
ing sales at Long Beach \ plot l0Oxl 90
feet, for Fred T. Nesbit TO Henry NJ. Suss-
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
EASTERN STEAMSHIP MERGER
President Taft Promises Mayor Fitz-
gerald to Look Into 1t.

washington, Dec. s.-Mayor Fitzgerald
Of Boston secured the promise of Presi-
dent Taft to-day for an investigation Of
the reported consolidation Of the Eastern
Steamship, Metropolitan Steamship and
Main Steamship companies into single
corporation. According 10 Mayor Fitz-
gerald the consolidation would give
shareholders in the Eastern Steamship
COMPANY So 100000 in bonds and $1,000
600 In stocks in the new corporation for
their present S3.000,0O0 In stock in the
Eastern company. This the Mayor char
acterized as stock manipulation
The President, he said, intended 70 d.
rect Attorney General Wickersbsm to
make an investigation Of the merger.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
THE BRONN

WATSON AVE, $. fOJ # Of Olmstead
ave- for four . sty brk dwgs, 20Xjj each; Charles
f Devermann. Newbod and Castle Hin aves.
owner Henry Fordhem, 1857 fremont ave,
architect; cost, $4,000.
PROSPECT AVE. $, p II Of 150th ST
for two ] sty brk stores and dwgs. 25XsJ each d;
James and Fannie Rothschild. 3l97 30 ave. own
ers; Harry Il Howell, 10th st and Sd ave.
architect; cost, 5000.
QUIMBY AVE, s =. 249 # of Castle Hill
ave. for a ? sty frame dwg, 22xJJ; oscar and
Jacob Petersen, Clifford and Swinton aves, own
ers; Vreeland, 2010 Jerome ave, architect;
cost, $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were iled yesterday in the United States
District Court:
Joseph Scherer. clerk No - Lewis
street: voluntary. Liabilities. sj,3i3; no as
sets
Samuel ID. Klein. No. 81 East 18th street;
voluntary. Liabilities, &,l38. no assets.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09

hen 20 Mary 4 Langben indiv and extrx; s,,-oy' .'
attorneys, Lsngbein & Langbeln, 3o2 biod""aS
WASHINGTON AVE- =, sOlo ~ : a,oe' %,
Paul's pI, 40SxI00; June ~ 1907; same u o"'"o
81. $50; attorneys same as above
10TH formerly lebanon ST. $. lVV ~ w. Vs
Prospect ave 72x95, being lots u TO 81 msp n, Y
Ryer homestead: May rs. 1911: Ernest MI, MI.
TO Alice Il Keller 5000; attorney. w Il he'e' ,
90 Nassau ST. 100
1s0TH ST, $. 5I.s It Of Daly ave, toNly@, We,
April H. 1911: Krsbo Ernst Kss,ty itsaD ,T W ave
Planck estate: S2s coo: address, 81 hanlsoh a'N'
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were recorded yester-
day at the Real Estate Exchange sales
room, Nos, II and 10 Nesey street:
BY D. Z. Ingraham & Co.
7TH ST 2l5 and 2iJi2. II :. 2l6.4 n - or
Avenue g 80. 4xa7 6: two stv tennis ana
stores sold 10 the plaintiff for s2I,12G
BY Joseph r. Day.
f7tST ST. $40 West, : rs Il . ~ Audubon
ave 43 axo5: > sty nat: withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09
oNpoN BUYS NEW BOND ISSUE.

London, Dec. s.-The subscription list for
the new per cent Oregon Washington
lRailroad bonds. Of which a total Of s5,O00-
600 was offered to-day, closed shortly after
the opening. The applications were largely
IN excess Of the amount offered.
New-York tribune., 1911-12-09

roads from Edmonton 20 the McKenz,.
River one road will extend from 'Ath..
basca landing TO Peace River crossing. and
the other from Edmonton to Fort NJ
Murray