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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-19

Dec II; yrs. AZ per cent; $500; attorney. sam.
as above.
LOT 1sS, same map. George Reilly IA
same; Dec II; 2 yrs, a. per cent; $50; attof.
LOTS 2l3. IA and Y Of lot 2i2. same man.
George Mccormack to same; Dec II; yrs "
per cent: $500. attorney same as above
LOTS 2iS and 2i9. same map: Bertha Scba~,
sl,2V. attorney, same as above.
LOT l2s. same map: Thomas r Rice 10 sams.
Dec u; yrs: 1856: attorney. same as above
LOTS ia and l75. same map; Alexander
Helfand to same: Dec H. 3 yrs, ~ per cant.
$40: attorney. same as above.
LOT PSI. same map: Eugene " FitzgeraN
10 same: Dec II: yrs AZ per cent: $50. AZ,
torney, same as above.
LOT 81. same map. Johann Stark TO SAM.
Dec Il. 3 yrs, AZ per cent: $3.50; attorney
LOTS Sc and 81. same map; Morris Rubin "a
same: Dec II; yrs. IA per cent; $500; at
torney. same above.
LOTS 80. ~ anil So same map: Edy y
Grady 10 same; Dec Il; 3 yrs: $3.50; attorney
game as above.
LOT 1914. same map: Bertha schoenbsre u,
same: Dec II: ? yrs. az per cent; $50 ar,
torney. same as above.
LOTS 32J and 327. same map; Alexard.,
Helfsnd to same; Dec IL 3 yrs, ~ PER cen,.
81, 26J attorney. same az above -
LOT 157, 159. 1sf 70 1s6, same map: Isaiah
!, Wheeler to Henry Forster; Dec II. ~.
LOTS 3T and 3t2, same map. Richard
Murphy 10 same; Dec II. yrs. ~ per cent
sI35: attorneys. same as above.
LOT us, same map. Alex Helfand 70 sa,ns.
Dec II; 3 yrs, A., per cent. $500: at,ornes
same az above.
LOT 2o4 to 227. same map: Alex Helfsnd I,
same: Dec Il: 3 yrs, Az per cent. 81, 500: az
torney. same as above.
LOT ~ TO ~. same map: Thos Cunningham
To same: Dec IL : yrs, AZ per cent, ST. On:
attorney same as above
LOTS 80. 40 and Al. same map: same "a
Ia 3
torney, same as above
LOTS 3i3 and 314. same map: Andrea Sea.
lomi 10 same: Dec II: vrs. AZ per cent: 81, .
0s0: attorney. same as above.
TRINITY AVE. " g. 200 q q ISIS. q,
25x10O: VIM Fennell TO Gustaus Robitzsh
1881 Franklin ave; 3 yrs: Dec IS $500; AZ
torney. Title Insurance co. l35 Broadway
CNIoNPoRT RID. 8, 143 II Of Van Ne.,
2317 Lorine pl; Dec II, due as per bond; 81.
$50; Attorney Clocke Koch & Reldy 5si
East lf9th 81.
wEsTCHEsTER AVE. 5. 1902 # " o,
60 to Eenry Wiener jr Philadelphia: Dee Il.
. yrs. ger cent: 5000; attorney. I.awys,,
Title Insurance and Trust Co 100 Broadway
WESTcHESTER AVE. zoo. $ 5, 25xsi IL
30.2xI42; Peter and Giuseppe Cont u Man
haitian Mortgage Co. 200 Broadway: Dec II.
due, etc, as per bond $4,000: attorney. Ti,,s
Guarantee and Trust Co, I7s Broadway
18TH ST. 5, 255 # OF 9th ave, 7syin
strom. 1887 Amsterdam ave prior mtg IS.
Nov IS: 3 yrs. per cent: 500; a..orn.y
Robert II Bergman, 1919 50 ave
i5trP P,s s soS $50 rr ~ s s s, Inn; Az. ..
494 Greene ave. 3roo,lyn Cprior mtg 81, 900,
Dec II; due "a per bond; 81. 6CO: attorney. mi.
Guarantee md Trust co. i7e Broadway.
isorH ST. So. 1872 II W OF Mapes ave, as.4r
Elm st; Dec "a: yrs; 50, 900; attorney. n 4
Knox, !9s Broadway. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-19
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.
with name and address OF lenders s..or-
ney)

ESSEN ST. s, ss.2 II n ~ Delaney q.
1s.llx7o.1: July II. 1908; Abram and 10,
Tie Levy 10 Nellie Miller; $1,000; attorney,
G e V Ellis. IA Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; July 70, 1905: same 70
Charlotte Miller; $1,000.
PARK AVE, 9. 00.4 n ~ ssth .t. Ok
So: July 2s, 1903: Joseph and Evelyn Nc.
Namara to Bowery Savings Bank; $1,000
attorneys. Strong & CadVaIsder. 40 Wall q,
YANDAM ST: n " cor vartck ~. 5Ox100
Nov 5, 1908; Matilda Thompson n Matilda
Applegate; $1,000; attorney. 4 L Sherer "a
William 81.
sTH AVE. cor 10Th e.: mtg On fixtures,
etc; Sept 80. 1912; Michael Finneran to 4,
+TH ST. 1875 70 1sa West. 63;4ox irrss
Aug 7. 1907 Isaac, Joseph and Hy Lewis
70 Tins r icy Ley; $4,000; attorneys, shapiro
BOTH ST. West. 25xasa: Aug !. 1887;
Morris Asch 20 John L Cadwslader and
George n Fearing. exrs and trus $4,000: At.
torneys. Strong & Cadwa'adnr 40 Wall 81,
SAME PROPERTY: May ~. 1897: sans %
same. $4,000; attorneys. same
44TH ST. Al West. o5x1Oo A. June %.
1gl1; Samuel Rodt and ano 10 May Riley:
$4,000: attorney John Hard. oe5 Bond
6IsT ST. rs: 157 {, z Of Lexington ave-
Fox 70 Charlotte Lederer, indIyid and i sx.Ty
$4,000; attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance
e1sr ST. I25 East. laxioo5: MAY :. nos
Helen " Phelps 70 Julia steindler and aro.
ey.rxs: $50 000 attorneys. Horwitz & Hor-
wltz. S46 Broadway
6sTH ST. 8 $. 1893 q o. Columbus ave.
1o.3N1o05: Sept 81, 1892: John Crlnmirs
10 David James King: $4,000 ATONE,
william - Orr. 81 Chambers 81
sSTH ST. 80 West, 1919 = 81 Columbus
ave 19.3x100.5: May 81. 1904. Julia Morris
10 Sarah King: 5000; attornev. same.
SAME PROPERTY. Sept ~ 1895 same
10 Bennett King s15.00o. attorney. SAM.
eSTH ST. 30 West. SIS 3 q Of Columbus
ave. 19.3x1oo5: same 20 Bennett \ King;
81. 00H: attornev same
SAME PROPERTY: Sept 81. 1892: John n
Crimr1lns 70 same: $4,000
sSTH ST. IS West 10 3x1O0 3, MAY 81.
1894 same N Sophia X Schsftel: 80 900 A.
tornNv William = Orr. 81 Chambers -.
SAME PROPERTY; Sept u. 1893; sam. 10
Elizabeth and jules 6 Bache and Leopold
6STH ST. IS West. :. f9sS10O :. MAY -
1894 same 10 Edw J King. jr: $1,000; sttor-
new, same.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-19
OBJECT TO NORRIS BILL
Coffee Men Send Protest to Senate
Committee.

Importers. jobbers. brokers. roasters
and merchaSts in the coffee trade held
meeting yesterday at the Coffee Ex-
change TO consider the Norris bill now
before the United States Senate. The
meeting developed controversy, which
continued for more than an hour before
an agreement was reached. The import
ers were opposed TO the passage OF the
bill. contending that the effect would be
to raise the price of coffee for the whole
country The roasters, on the other hand,
said that the passage of the Norris bill
would simply enforce the law as II
stands and would not increase the price
Of coffee. After a long argument COM
mittee, consisting OF w. =. Room, of
Acker, Neral & Condit: William Bayne.
Of William Bayne G. Co.. and f. r.
Bushnell. was chosen to present resolu-
tons to the Judiciary Committee OF the
Senate protesting against the passage of
the blu and asking for hearing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-19
COMMERCIAL LEASES.

Albert b. Ashforth has rented offices IN
the schwarz Building. at Fifth avenue
and 3lst street. to the SaAony hhi'.iis
Mills for a term Of years, ana the eie'
enth floor at No. y East go street LOT
term of years TO a. e. & H. ~ sainueis
n Brigham Hall and William d. Blood
good have leased lofts at NO. II East f''N
Street TO Mine. $. Schwartz, coTseuer,
Michael A. Hoffman mas a9ut I'D aide OF
Dvckman street, just east OF Bros1wa!
70 The Slawson- Decker-Sheffield farHis
Company for term OF yeaIs' 1;,,,-
Moore g. Wyckof leased TO Johh IN I'm
mermann Company the hve sloly wv NC
intts in No. 43S Broome street TO CanilE.
FARO a. Co: lofts at No. IS crosby stIee'
tn Sniwak Brothers. Liberty w alst CoiiI,
many and Joseph Gustin. space IN NO ~,
Beekman street TO j. W. boyle; an nS
spaces in No. $40 Fifth avenue " d.
Tha Cross AZ Brown Company ieaseu
from plans the top floor OF NO. ~ IVES,
Istb street. and the second moor 10 Ions
A. Shaw, who occupy the auJolinhs n0o'
at No. % West 46th street ,sod
The Charles F. Moves COMPANY ,or teu
Years. al an aggregate rental OF wv, u
Charles Rudman. Extensive ihprove'
ments are to DO made from pidhs W
Frederick Putnam Platt.
Samuel Bloch leased the Fango lnsti-
ttIte at Nos ~ and II West Sth street "
DIR. Alexander Mechanism and Dr. LOUIE
Druskiu for twenty years AT an asst esate
rental of $4,000 The lessees VIII after
and add two more stories 10 the puiioIhs
A. C. Senior & Co leased the store az
No. 1916 Broadway TO the western Union
Telegraph Company p coo,,-
Thomas * Son leased for Peter sack,
man TO Patrick Parker Ior teIHn VI
five years the store No. 100 Amsterdam
avenue. -. a.
Leonard j. Muhlfelder leased lofts IN
Nos. 1871 and 1873 Wooster street 10 the
Union Hat Company; in No. II West -Vtl
street 10 Herman kecht; In Nos. ~ ana
ga Wooster street to Sager, Lpman q
% I'm No es4 Broadway TO Gilbert IL
Samuels: In No. - West Sd street TO tut
t.man Brothers. and In No. ~ CROSBY
street TO Jacob VI. Jacoby.
NJ &, l.. Hess leased lofts in NO. Bono
street to the Paris Novelty Company
No 40 10 IA West I'd street TO Thomp'
son. Kent Company. No. ~ East l9tr
street TO Glasberg e. Feuer; Nos. lS2 ano
1874 West 22d street 10 Steger a spagat
Nos. ST. and 3li Seventh avenue 10 Hy.
man Nicholson: Nos. 1854 and le Nes'
9th street TO the Superior Waist Com
Florin & Mittenthal. and Nos. 49, and -
Broadway to the Germania Knitting
Mills.
G. ". Barney leased for Horace ;. by
& co. the store and basement No. II
Grand street u J.. Gretsch a. Co: also 9
loft at No rs West Broadway 10 Frede'
rick c. Gottschalk.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-19
READING DIVIDEND INCREASED

Those who maintained that the anthra-
cite decision was victory for the coal
carrying railroads pointed to the Increase
IN the dividend Of the Reading company
at Yesterdays meeting as evidence that
the officers OF that company shared their
belief. The directors met In Philadelphia
and declared a dividend of per cent on
the common stock. payable February 10
10 holders Of record January q. This is
an increase of one-half OF per cent over
the. previous disbursement. which was
made on November a. and places the
junior issue on an per cent basis.
Soon after the announcement OF the in
crease In the dividend rate the stock
rose from iel9s to TO- but closed at 1861,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-19
PLANS FOR NEW AUDITORIUM.

Plans have been filed for making over
the three story uncompcted theatre at
No. % 10 25 West 63d street. which was
started in 1907 by Butler Davenport. as
owner, but never completed. II was then
estimated TO cost $4,000 Frederick ".
Robinson, Of Cleveland. Is the present
owner, and he contemplates building a
two story rear extension, TO be used for
a platform and removing the balconies.
which will be substituted with one large
balcony and the ceiling lowered. at an
estimated cost Of $4,000 The application
as filed says that It Will he used ms a
church auditorium Paul Chapman is the
architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-19
BUYS BIG LONG ISLAND TRACT.

William J. Roome & Co. have sold TO
James Watson Webb tract OF about go
acres at Woodbury., Nassau County. Long
Island. The acreage consists OF three
farms with a large frontage on Jericho
Turnpike Of over half a mile. namely,
the farm OF Or. George Evans. containing
about 30 acres. extending through from
Jericho Turnpike to Woodbury. Road
the farm of the late Benjamin Piquet on
Jericho Turnpike, and the suzctte Picquet
farm. on Woodbury. Road This is re-
ported TO be the largest tract purchased
in this section. Mr.. and Mrs Webb now
occupy the farm Of ex-Congressman W.
W. Cocks at Westbury. Long Island.
The property is 10 be improved. and plans
have already been drawn by Cross &
Cross, architects. Of No $40 Fifth avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-19
BREWSTER BLOCK LEASED.

Tho Brewster block. Broadway. 9th
and 18th streets. has been leased for
twenty-one years by the Mitchell IA.
Mark Realty Company, of Buffalo. The
concern IS 10 build Il theatre and once
building. Alfred Seton and Thomas T.
Robertson were the brokers. IL IS under
stood that ,hc Improvement on the
broadway side will be a four story build
ing OF construction sufficiently heavy
10 carry eight additional stories. The
theatre section Will have no galleries
but will contain an auditorium ana nai-
eony seating from $50 TO 800 persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-19
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesroom. Nos "A and l6 Vesey
street:
9Th ST, 7l2 and IA East. ss. 1888 n Of
Avenue c. 39x97 sty tenmt and stores; ad-
journed 10 Dec 10.
Avenue c. - lIx9o 10: 8 sty tenmt and stor-s'
adjourned 10 Dec 10.
BY Herbert A. Sherman.
GOERCK ST. 30. .. ITO IT n OF Broone st.
25xlO0; d sty tenmt and stores; sold to Arthur
COLONIAL. PARKWAY. sw cor 1891 st.
75x1OO: 6 sty apt; sold 10 the plaintiff for
BY Joseph p. Day
18TH ST. sl5 East n $. 43s # " Of Avenue
C. 25x1033 . sty tenmt. sold 10 II Cum
ningham for si1.950
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Henry Brady
FOWLER AVE, 1915. g. 275 II s Of Neil
ave, 25xiO0 sold 10 the plaintiff for $50.
GRAND CONcoURsE. q s. - Il OF ls7th
" MA a, IL AVE. 2o25, W .. 800 # . Of
Brady ave. o5xloo; sold to the plaintiff for $50.
ave. 25xioo sold TO the plaintiff for $50.
MATTHEWS AVE. 2o67. " .. 625 II . OF
Lydig ave. 25xloo: sold to the 2laintif for $50
MI Linen Az r.. <DoD, y, lou II OF
ave- 25x1OO; sold TO the plaintiff for $50.
BY J. II. Mayors.
18TH ST. go East Sc. 1904 n " Of Daily
ave, 4O.3xsli; 4 sty tenmt; sold 10 the plain
tin for $4,000
l7sfH ST. sl2 East SIS. 50 ftw of DAILY
ave. 40.3Xs1.4; 4 sty tenmt; sold To tbs plain
tiff for $50. 600
PARK AVE, cor 1s4th st. 5Ox10o; va
cant: sold 10 the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Samuel Goldsticker.
FARADAY AVE, 8 . cor. about 100 n = "
Of Fieldstone ave. 65.416o. 4Xs9. 10 (gors): va
cant: sold to tho Realty Redemption Co for
1878.
SYLVAN ST. Q. 1913 n Of 256th st.
25xl00: vacant: sold 70 ths Realty Redemption
Co for $3.50.
BY Samuel Marx.
CROTONA PLACE. q g. 1911 n = Of Ills,
81. 100. 2x489xI00x41u IL: vacanti sold to the
nlaintin for 81 100.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-19
APARTMENT HOUSE PLANS.

William Braden and Messmore Kendall
have begun the construction Of an apart
ment house al the corner OF Lexington
avenue and 3sth street. the apex Of Muir
ray Hill. The building will be ten story.
steel construction and hreproof The
style will be severe Georgian. the first
two stories OF white marble, the next
six of white brick, surmounted by white
terra Gotta for the upper two stories.
There will be ono apartment 10 a floor.
and every modern appointment that
luxury and comfort can suggest will be
installed. Herbert NJ. Baer is the archi-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-19
NEW JERSEY SALES.

Edward p. Hamilton & Co. have sold
for T. j. Roberts 10 Frederick Pring the
southwest corner Of fremont and Berke-
ley avenues, Orange. n. j.. a plot l50y
225.
Frank A. Sawyer has purchased for
development from William p. Dickson a
tract Of coo feet on Edgemont Park
Montclair. y. J. Tho property, which
will be sold in 100 foot plots. is restricted
to dwellings costing not less than $4,000
each. y. II. Crawley & Brother nego-
tiated the transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-19
NEW HOME EOR BANK.

The new homo OF the Mechanics and
Metals National Bank. in the property
recently purchased at No. 30 Wall street.
adjoining the Bank Of New York. will bs
prepared from plans by Palmer. Horn
hostile & Jones The alterations include
the remodelling OF the entire interior
commensurate with the needs Of the
ho pk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-19

Fifth avenue again yesterday luI
nished the principal transaction IN the
real estate market. Through the Iross
& Brown Company. Thomas F. CALVIN
Inc. florists. Boston concern. nave
leased the six story building which Klein
& Jackson are 10 erect from plans by
Rouse e. Goldstone at the southeast cor
ner Of Fifth avenue and 10th street. on
a lot 255x1O0 feet.
The property is held under lease by
Klein e. Jackson and belongs TO the es-
tate of Thomas II. Byrnes. former IN
spector of police. The lease by the Bos-
ton concern is for term of twenty
years with renewals. The aggregate
rental for the first term is SSoV'ooV'
Practically the whole building VIII be
occupied by the florists.
Among the sales yesterday was a par
eel in the downtown section. 1t is a hVe
story building at Nos. 81 and SO Cham
bers street, extending to Nos. SO and Il
Reade street, on a plot 50xlb0 feet. be-
tween Broadway and Church street. II
was sold by Daniel Birdsall & CO. IN
conjunction with the Douglas Robinson.
Charles S. Brown Company for the Bre-
mer estate. The buyer is an investor
who paid all cash. 1t Is assessed by the
city at $4,000
Other sales reported yesterday follow:
Manhattan.
esTH STREET-Helen r. Mitchell has sold
No. 81 West 6sth street. four story an
basement dwelling house. on lot DxlOO.o
feet, between Central Park West and Columbus
avenue.
THIRD AVENCE-Louis Schoss has sold for
the estate Of William r. Barr the -FOUR story
store and loft building No. 2l4J Third avenue
between 10Th and 1lTth streets. on lot -5XlO
feet 10 Herman L. Bloler for investment
SID STREET-Cammann Voorhees, a Floyd
have sold for Mrs. Olga T.. Bayne the four
story dwelling house No. % West I'D street
on lot 22x10o5 feet.
18Th STREET,. r. English has sold for
John Dorning to Havfich & co. the four story
dwelling house No. III West 4sth street, on a
lot 20xI0O5 feet. The buyer will alter the
building and occupy it for his.busness.
SsTH STREFT-G A. Derschuch has sold
for Mrs. V. ". Curtss the three story and
basement dwelling house No. 40 West ssth
street. on a lot lsxl00S feet, 20 an out-of-
town buyer
1887 STREET-Shay & Co have sold for
Dr. A. Fitch No. los West 13lsi street. a
tlree story dwelling house on n lot l7.6xH9. ] /
feet
The Bronx.
TELLER ANENUT-A. Kroncngo'd < CO
have sold for A. splegel Ncs. 1861 and 1868
Teller avenue, two three family houses. near
10th street. 20 Mary r Stanley, and have re
sold tho houses 10 Annie A. Wood
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-19
BROOKLYN SALES.

Tutlno d Cerny have sold for client
10 Mrs. 4. Coles No. 2sl2 Church avenue.
a four story hathouse, on plot +Ox1cO feet
The Chauncey Real Estate Company
has sold for NJ. Metcalf the four story
dwelling house. 30. A. Remsen street, TO
a client for occupancy
The Jerome Property Corporation has
sold tho two story dwelling house, on lot
25xlOO feet, at No. 20 18th street, for Hen
tietta Dixon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-19

land: Mibrook Co to Fred'k Masten: Il yps Yrs
from May /. 1918; taxes, etc; address -'o4
Bathgate ave.
MOTT ST. 3I4-3I6. store and basement
Jacob Paskusz and Nicola sarconi: yrs noe
months from sept /, 1912. $3.50; address, 80
Eldridge 81. .
ST NICHOLAS AVE 1295-l297, stories.
etc: Herbert Dongan Construction CO 10 MARY
Knsky; 10 yrs from Dec Is, 1917; sL"V"' al
dress, $50 West l7sth ST. d.,
WATER ST, Pol -263. all; Edward te fs"y
exr, to United Lead Co: yrs from may -
1913 $500; address, III Broadway. =.
1ST AVE. CAB. store. etc; Anna = JOINS - W
Vincenzo Coletto. yrs months IRON yaTu
airy !. 1913: $1,000 address. Ne" ho'"e"'
NY. ,e,
9Th AVE. 5s1, all: ophelia A Byrnes to ,a 3Si
Fifth Avenue Co; II yrs from Oct l. ioi-'
s27 500; address, 14e Broadway.
9TH AVE. sol. all. with sty bldg, 10 %
erected: 56l Fifth Avenue Co To Thos Ha5
win. Inc: ~ yrs / month from Aug 10 ioi''
$50 900; address. Boston ,. 4,
9Th AVE. 40. store; Lehmeier' Scn"H 80 - q
Co 20 Rudolph Drevermsn; yrs 3 mus ''o'"
Feb /. 1913 S. 500: address. 1135 "a ave.
STH AVE, . cor l25th ST, paseuirne
store; Harlem Merchants Cafe Co TO Athanas
Pspodscos 5 yrs from April j. l9lo' >i'S"'
address l25 Washington al. -.
sgd ST. 51S East, all. Joseph scher ,o 20 ,
Jonas Weiss: 3 yrs from Nov i. leiZ: 'o0''
address. 700 East 9th ST.
18TH ST. $3.50 East. all: Frances hos1n-
thai to Jacob b Wagner: yrs from Dec ID
1912; $4,000; address, $40 East 18th St
l49TH ST, 40e-415 East ID moor; floreucs
sullivan 10 julius Bachmann: ! SI Loni
Dec 49, 1912; 81, 100: address. 400 f l4sth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-19
SELLS TRACT AT HARRISON.

George r. Read e. Co. have sold for
Daniel 3. Freedman. f. C. Potter and
Joseph Hammershlag to Frederick Grede
for occupancy. about one and one-third
acres with dwelling houses and outbuild-
ings. situated on Park avenue. Harrison,
n. Y.
The property just sold is part OF
tract of about sixteen acres acquired by
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-19

,ains & Ol0 bales. speculation and export, l.
n6G. American. 1000. imports. $1,000: Amer
can. 1900. Middling upland 7osd Futures
u.ssi,,- ~ a net decline OF silQTh points. De
cember. 8 s3i4; December-Janusry, 8s2d jan
yaTy-FeeruaTy Ssi4ai Fs6rSs1yNsTTssss
Mav-June 76ild: June-July. 674d; July-Au-
gust. se4ld: August-september. 6.46nd; sep
TEMPER October, sS9]kd. Manehester-farn arms
steady; cloths quiet and unchanged.
Neu Orleans Dec. s.-COTTON-Futures
oren.d z 10 points down. reached high
rark OF II 20 ~ points over the opening be-
fore noon. and closed IL 10 II points above
,esterday's close.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-19
FIFTH AVE. CORNER PROPERTY LEASED
Parcel Owned by the Thomas F. Bnes Estate at 4ot ST.
To Be Improved for Boston Florists
INVESTOR BUYS LARGE Bull DING IN CHAMBERS STREET

the Freedman Potter-Hamershlag syndi-
cate from Thomas Dimond In exchange
for the business building No ~ Nassau
street. A few days ago the syndicate dis
posed of nine acres of the tract to Pliny
Fisk. There are about four and quar-
tor acree remaining.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-19
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of less.e)

with name and address OF lessee)
Delaney ST, %; Chrystie st, 40: Sd
ave. 1S3s-1s4l I'd ave. e cor 6Oth st: Chrys-
tie st. l7s; Suffolk 81. 1l7-12l. Broome st. 1872
and Attorney st. ~. all; Louis Perlstein and
ano to Jacob y Wegner. $40 East 18th st: 5
yrs from Dec Ii. 1872 for Nos Is and 40
SIS. 800: 1884 ~ $3.50; "a ave. cor Both st.
Sc 600, No IFS, $3.50; 1l7-121. $1,000: 1872
$3.50 and No ~. 81. 400: address, $40 East
18th ST.
LOTS Is and 10, map VIM Crowther, the
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CATHOLIC FIRM TO MOVE.

Beginning Monday, the Robert Apple
ton Company, publishers OF THE Catho-
lie Encyclopedia" with It's entire staff,
will occupy new quarters In the Sterling
Bronze Company's building. at No. 1s
East 10Th street
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ROCkAWAY COTTAGES SOLD.

The Rocksway Park Realty Company
has sold for Alexander Oldrini his cottage
on Washington avenue. Rockaway Park,
70 a client for occupancy The same COM
pany sold for Cotton Bros. one OF their
cottages on Third avenue
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BUYS GLEN COVE HOME.

Henry l. Batterman has sold his Glen
Cove home. the Pillars. comprising seven
acres. adjoining the Pratt estate. to Clar-
ence Kenyon, jr., OF Manhattan.
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ITEMS OF WALL STREET

There was practically no business trans
acted for foreign account In the local
stock market yesterday.
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REAL EsTATEFoR SALE oRTo LET
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

THE HANDSOME HOUSE. 1924 McDoNouGH
St. Brooklyn; price Sill ooo; only 5000 casa
required balance mortgage i've per cent; tnr ,'s
story browustone: Al block. near IonpAitIs
duplicated In Manhattan, location ana dlstshrs
from city Hall considered, FOR less ths s,
SIS 900. Apply 20 c. Z. HOT ALISG. 80 90
sumner ave, Brooklyn. or J. F. GERoW' 100
broadway, " Y.
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SEE DAHI;s FAMILY HOUSES

SEE DAHES 1 FAMILY HOUSES
before buying elsewhere. Two to be solv.
Located at East 18th st and Ave J. seven
large rooms. bath; all improvements. stea,i
heat. electric light. parquet flooring fI.s ,,
$3.50. 81 900 cash. - minutes from 5a.A
Row bv Brighton Beach ~ 70 Ave y. PROV
erty 900 II from station. owner on prenses.
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The Bronx.

TELLER ANENCE-A. KroncnEo'd < CO
have sold for A. Spiegel Ncs. 1851 and lO6'
Teller avenue, two three family houses neal
I65th street. 20 Mary +. Stanley. and have re
sold tho houses 10 Annie A Wood
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name and address Of purchaser ard at