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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-27
PLANS TO RAID ALBANIA.
Uncle of Egyptian Khedive Said to
Be Preparing Army Of
Invasion.

PARIS, December 27.-Prince Ahmed
Fuad. an uncle OF the khedive of Egypt.
is preparing to enter Albania at the
head Of 10000 troops and to proclaim
himself prince of Albania. according to
a correspondent of the Temps.
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BALTIMORE.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE. Md. December 81
Wheat-Easier; spot No. red, 1861 ;
spot No. red western, 10TH; Decem-
Der No. red. 1864 January No. 2
red. 1.05A; February. 1.07a4 March No.
2 red, 1.O9A steamer No. red. 97z
Receipts. 109,34S bushels. Exports,
1853 bushels. Southern on grade
9S1xa1 .051s.
Corn-Steady; spot contract. 52a4: year.
5oA: January. 52ss February. I29s; steam
er mixed. 80: receipts. 1880 bushels: ex-
ports, 317672 bushels: southern yellow
corn, 52%.
Oats-Quiet: No white. 3g1sa39a. {;
standard white, 3S1aa3S2: No. 3 white.
371aa37A: receipts. 1876 bushels.
Rye-Dull; No. >. western. domestic. -
asked: receipts. 1914 bushels.
Hay-Quiet; No. l timothy, unchanged;
No. 1. clover mixed, unchanged.
Grain freights-Firm; steam to Liver
pool, per bushel unchanged: Cork for
orders, per quarter, unchanged.
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LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. December 21.-The market
for American securities opened steady
and advanced on covering. At noon the
tone was steady. with prices generally
IA to y over the New York closing of
yesterday. Canadian Pacific shares
were especially firm and sold at ~
higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-27
Market Has Better. Tone.

Checking of the decline in beet sugar
caused a better tone to the general mar
ket. but il continued exceedingly dull.
Call m/ley rates fell to per cent. but
the market was not benefited, weakness
in special stocks pulling down the gen.
eral list. Can was active and lost more
than two points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-27
Medical Director Persons Retired.

Medical Director Remus c. Persons, the
senior officer Of the medical department
of the navy, will be transferred to the
retired list tomorrow on account of age.
He Is from Alabama and was appointed
an acting assistant surgeon in the navy
in March, 1872. He was promoted med
ical director. with the rank Of captain,
in November, 1901. During the Spanish
war. he was attached to the battleship
Massachusetts,. Since May, 1903. he has
been in command Of the Naval Hospital
at Philadelphia. .st... .'Eit'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-27
Charged With Killing in Richmond

Special Dispatch to The Star.
RICHMOND. Va. December 27-Eddie
Smith. colored. OF Washington. D. c..
has been arrested by local detectives
charged with killing Elias Baroody. q
merchant of this city. about ten days
ago. Smith is about twenty-one years
old
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Williams to Succeed George.

Robert L. Williams will be appointed
assistant corporation counsel to succeed
John NJ. George. recently resigned, ac-
cording to informa ton from an authorf-
tative source. The announcement of Mr.
Williams appointment will be made in a
few days by the Commissioners. 1t u ex-
pected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-27

Landlord don't allow any music in
my house.
Prospective Tenant-But, pardon me, I
am a bandmaster.
Landlord-Then do something else for Q
iiying.-Fliegende Blaetter.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, December 27.-Flour-
Quiet, with prices steady. With big
northwest receipts offset by firm cables
and reports Of stormy weather in Ar
gentina, wheat ruled about steady early.
May, 81 13-16ag7 1919
Pork-Barely steady; mess, 19.O0a19. Is;
short clear, q. 25aA.50.
Beef-Firm.
Lard-Easy; middle west. 1O15a10.25.
Raw sugar-Steady; muscovado, 80
test. 3.42; centrifugal. % test, 1892; mo-
lasses, 50 test. 3.17: refined steady.
Petroleum-Steady.
Enthusiastically.
Hides-Easy.
Leather-Firm.
Butter-Steady; receipts. 8.249 tubs;
creamery held extras. 33a34; f1rsts. 3Oas32;
imitation creamery firsts, 241za25; pack
ing stock current make No. =, 21a22;
No. 3. 81.
Cheese-Steady, unchanged; receipts.
,665 boxes.
Eggs-Steady: receipts. s,713 cases: held
fresh average best. 21a23; poor to fair,
16a2O; refrigerator special marks fancy,
local storage charges paid. firsts, 19a2O;
firsts on dock. 19al911 seconds. 1Sa1S1s;
thirds and poorer. 14a1711.
Poultry-Dressed teady: fresh killed
western chickens. 16a19; fowls. 12a15;
turkeys 14aN3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-27

A branch Of the Hardie Manufacturing
Company Of Hudson, Mich, has been To-
Gated in Hagerstown. Nd, in the build
ing formerly occupied by the Hagerstown
Spoke and Bending Company.
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LIVERPOOL.

LIVERPOOL. December 27.-Closing:
Wheat-Spot steady; No. 1 Manitoba, Is
71sd: No 2 do, IS sid; No. B, do. Is 31.d;
futures firm: December. IS 51sd; March, Is
45sd: May. Is 27sd.
Corn-Spot easy; American mixed old
via Galveston 5s 711d; American mixed
old, 6s I'd: futures steady; January. 5s
I'D: February. IS 10d.
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Specialties Show Weakness.

Prices showed a distinct upward trend
until weakness appeared i'm several spe-
Cialties. Fluctuations We're small ana
there was no relief from the exceptional
dullness of earlier days of the week.
High money rates again acted as a drag
on speculation. Call loans, opening at
10 per cent. quickly advanced to IL per
cent at which rate renewals were made,
as compared with per cent yesterday
Copper shares were helped by improved
conditions abroad and railroad issues also
developed some strength, but the advance
was not sustained. and a successful at-
tack was made on Beet Sugar. which
dropped 3 points. Rubber also lost
ground. and the active list went back
to a level with yesterdays close. Bonds
,rere steady
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REX Dividend Today.

Rex Dividend Today.
Public Service Corporation of New Jer-
sey, ia: Lehigh Valley, 5: Michigan Cen
trail, 3; Colorado Southern, III; Cleveland,
IA Assets Realization, 2, and National
Biscuit ~
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WEATHER..
Fair Tonight and Saturday, With
Colder Temperature Tonight.

SOAASA kVAotU4O
For the District Of Columbia and
Maryland. fair tonight and Saturday;
colder tonight; brisk and probably high
northwest winds
tensfty has developed off the middle
Atlantic coast, and during the last
twenty -four hours it caused rains
throughout the gulf and Atlantic states
great lakes and the Ohio valley. An
other storm is approaching the norm
Pacific coast. where 1T is causing rains
and high winds.
Temperature has risen throughout
the New England and middle Atlantic
states and the northwest. and 1T has
fallen decidedly in the Mississippi val
ley and the west gulf states. 49,,
The indications are that there Will
be rain and snow this afternoon ana
and local SHOWS in the region or the
great lakes and the extreme upper
Ohio valley. In the south ATLANTIC
and east gulf states. Tennessee ana
be fair tonight and Saturday.
Temperature will be lower tonight
throughout the Atlantic and east gulf
states. the upper Ohio valley and the
lake region.
The winds along the New England
coast will be brisk and high shifting,
becoming northwest late this after
noon or tonight; on the middle Az
lantic coast high west and northwest:
on the south Atlantic coast brisk ana
high west and northwest. except mod.
crate on the Florida coast; on the east
gulf coast moderate northwest.
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
The following were the readings Of the
thermometer and barometer at the wealth
er bureau for the twenty-four hours be-
ginning at pm. yesterday:
Observation-Disclosures p M, 30:
pm, 43: IL midnight. 81. Today. 4 am.
81; s am, 80; IL noon, SO; 2 pm. ~.
Maximum, 60 at 4 pm. yesterday; mini
mum, 30 at am. today.
Temperature same date last year-Maxl-
mum, 50: minimum, 81
Observation-Disclosures p.m., 3O.32;
pm., 3O12; II midnight, 1895. Today, 4
am, 29.72: am, 1851; II noon. 1885;
PM, 1856.
Tide Tables.
Today-Low tide. 4:40 am. and $3.50
p.m; high tide, 1881 am. and 1880
pm
Tomorrow-Low tide, 5:31 am. and
$50 pm; high tide. 1925 am. and
11:45 pm.
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PRICES FAIL TO HOLD
Advances Made in Early Trad
ing Are Later Lost.
BEET SUGAR DROPS BACK
Stock Falls Three Points and Rubber
Also Loses Ground.
MONEY RATE SCARS UPWARD
Opens at 10 Per Cent and Quickly
Advances Two Points, But
Later Drops to Seven.
BEET SUGAR DROPS BACK
MONEY RATE SCARS UPWARD

NEW YORK. December 27.-Little bust
ness was on hand when the stock market
opened today and prices barely moved
Most of the active stocks improved by
small fractions.
Interest broadened and some issues
were marked up from half a point to
point including Union Pacific, Reading.
Southern Pacific, Lehigh Valley and
Smelling
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London Closing Stocks.

Bar silver steady, 2S1sd per ounce
Money. 31aH4 per cent.
Discount rates-Short bills, 4 1915 per cent
three month bills, 13-l6a4H per cent
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Records for Twenty-Four Hours.

Today-Low tide. 4:40 am. and 1850
pm; high tide, 1881 am. and 1880
pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 5:31 am. and
$50 p.m; high tide. 1925 am. and
11:45 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-12-27

BY direction of the President. and
upon the application Of .Sergt. Maj.
Louis L.: Schiller. 18th Infantry. that
soldier will be placed upon the re-
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
sda MarGs IS tmts $780, ST. attorney chss Yov.nO

SO Broadway. ''A"e9' Chas No'elo'
LOT l4O, tax map blk 2sC5: Mar, =, po,,nson
70 Phebe Robinson, FeatherbeS az n opS Ma
SoIlo ROAD; March .: Sl00. attorpSv I 7
Hynes, ~ Broadway WV ~''oi"''' .
y I I'gSft.CT AVE s. @42 n n = of fremont
~, o-N rreS TO johnson ave: Minnie Ruben
SoSIh SSoc 70 John Schreyer, SO West sad 81 pee %
i"4t 10 o. 1iH5s SiSOoO); $l0O; attorney, l. wendell
,oLd ILaEIBotT u AVE. W cor 1s4th ct. 25x irreg;
SSi w a. . aaatSchung, exr, 10 Emma Marschling
2VI West Dist 81; March /. S13 g23. attorney
hudlich. 300 Broadway
WASHINGTON AVE, 1854 and 125G 4sxI12x
m,tes, tanny Gruen TO WIN Korn. 9ll park ave,
Aatch u ,mtg Si2 900: 500; attorneys. Gruen-
s'elh q Mayer, go Grand st
roiH AVE. 3, 40 II r Of 7th ST. 37xlO5:
MaheneId' Domenico Gebbia TO Jos NJ Delaney,
o lOo west nth st; March 20 mtg 81 4COJ: 81;
attorney l. Brandt. 40 Broadway.
18TH ST s, 200 II W OF st AIMS ave
T.AluO' l@4th Street Construction Co to the
siGGi SrSnN investing Co. 30 Nassau st; March 20;
SlVo' address, 80 Nassau ST.
4GTH ST g 5. $50 II W Of St AIMS ave. Ok
IVu. kockland Realty Co TO Frances 4 lang
MoIthy, $40 Madison st; March II Cntg So 700 4.
Sloo' attorney G p Rust, 1872 Nassau ct
60 I0SiH ST, cor linton ave, 45xlOO. David
Steckler 70 Katie Stecklor, 1855 7th ave: Jan 2
V.s Sfe'"o"'i 81 attorney, Title Insurance CO,
100 Broadway.
2O5D ST, $. 34S II W Of Wiliamsbridge road,
-'AIUy, Eicanora Il King to Eliz a O'Nen 2jG
EaSi ZO3d 81 fmtg $4,000; Dec !; 81; attorney
) King. 1906 Bathgate ave.
.39TH ST 80 East, 4Ox1OOx irreg: Anna A s
beAtinN to Mary Cahi!l. 3225 Decatur ave;
March 2l tmtg $500; SiOO; address. 300 Dc
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
Nav BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

I7TH ST, 10 West Tor a siy lot bldg. TX
so. ROYAL Improvement CO. 34b Broadway.
owner. q Pelham, J07 9th ave, architect.
$4,000
PARK AVE, intersection 53j r., for q I sty
transformation station, sew York Central ~
Hudson River Railroad Co, owner and architect.
s., 900.
4IH AVE. u 3. whole front between 18th and
2gth sts. for d Il sty iCft bldg, g1.Gy1rNI 20.
Arn.ory Holding co, 30 'th ave, owner; vs. h
WAital. 32O 9TH ave, architect. $ll5u 600
THE BRONX.
HOFFMAN ST " 3. 45 40 n Of ls7tL 81.
for > sty brli tenmt. 2lEs2 lO'z; Arthur Ave-
nue. Realty co Games \ Faicla. $50 East 18th
st. pFesidenU, owner: NJ w Del Gaudio. iul
fremont ave, architect, S31.u.O.
EAGLE AVE. 3, 1871 r. of wostchcs'cr
ave. for u . sty brk tenmt 40 4NsN. Suu1tt
Company Peter Sinrott, 8G7 East lG5th r.. rrcsi-
denO owner: II Howell. 30 ave and l4Sth S..
architect. $4,000.
FOREST AVE. y IS, 100 Il II OF l5Gth 81: for
4J7 East 1891 ST, owner; Charles SchaeiaI, jr,
4Ol fremont ave, architect; $4,000.
CROMWELL AVE. s. 6l5.s0 n of 15oth -.
for a ] sty brk factory, L. AGO, estate Of John
Jacob AstOr - West 2Gth II. owner; Tracy,
swartwout 4 Lltchned, "a 5,h ave, architects,
$50 900.
FORDHAM ROAD. II " cor Crotona ave; Tor q
1 story frame store lsA3J: Lessee SpnrD Earle
kas 24e3 Belmont ave. owner: NJ W Del Gau-io,
4Ol fremont ave, architect, $500.
225TH ~, u s. 25G.gs u OF PaudinE ave;
for . fty brk dWg, 2lNj2. BenedettI MoiCa,
lG1 East iO6th ~, owner, N " Del Gauolp, 4Ol
fremont ave. architect; $6C
FULTON AVE, " e. 1909 II Of Hist -;
for two sty brk tennis, "LOACo each hetlel
construction Co morris Frankcl. 312 broadway,
nrosiJeuD. owner Edward i Byrne, ac2o 81 ave.
archi'Cet: total cost, 5000"
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22

1909: Jos Flynn TO Chas HALEY, jr; s525;
address, 1929 Washington ave.
LOT S73 same map and date; Thos II and
Mary a Flynn to same S525.'
MARION AVE. $. 2S9 II n OF le4th ST. 5OX
lC3.4x5OxlC54; Jan 3, 1912; John Dauth to
Nitner Bros Inc; $3.50; attorneys, StoddaTd &
Mari, 13j Broadway.
3D AVE, c s. Jo.4 It Of Teasdale p'. - *
a3 5x2Jxs06 Jan IL. 1907; Moritz Handler TO
VIM schmidt; $1,000; attorney, Robt u Berg
man. 32l9 Sd ave.
30 AVE, 3254. June l. 1904; Frederick c and
Anna NJ Scheele to broadway Savings institute
Of New York; $4,000, attorney. Richard
Kelly. i70 Broadway.
Sd AVE, g. 47.3 Il from COZ 50 Paul 5
pl, 4OxlOO. July 10. 1905. AlouZo b knight to
Edw OGoman; $1,000; attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance Co. 100 Broadway
Sd AVE- 3746 Dec /. 1905; same 70 Coored
Orphan Asylum and Association for the Beneht
OF Coored Children 10 the CITY Of New York;
So 900, attorney, Wilson " Powell, - Wall 81.
9TH AVE. II W cor 30 st. being 81 = of
lot 7iG, map of Wakefield. lo5NJI; sept Is lNS5'
George and Mary TTessel 20 Jonn Helntz
and au0, cXr5; $1,000; attorney, GustaFe Ffey'
3429 "a ave.
18TH ST n e. 200 II ~ st AIMS ave. 25z
100 July TO- 1903. Morris Zimmerman and ano
TO Rutherfurd Realty Co; $4,000. attyS Wells q
Snedekcr, - Nassau ST.
229TH ST, s s. 40 r. OF Barnes ave, 3oN
1l46: March II. 1910; sG40, Bril- Contracting
co TO Henry Gerhards; attorney, Josephson.
> BeekInan 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22

10th street, three four story dwelling
lS Wes'. MOT 44xlO0.5 feet. The property Will
houses. oo,rsIv o altered for restaurant purposes.
b se'.t>,crON AVENUE--LeCn Pier has re-
LEAlNNu w Tdward Schnater No. S5S Lexington
sod y - four story dwelling house, on lot lex
sSenue totyeen G5th and 66th streets. The sell
81 feel, the property a few weeks ago at auc-
.,os Tor SlsSoo.
pop pop,,1sION sTREET-Leon Pizer has bought
plNiSn ShIachetzki No. 50 Division street a
BON -, !. tenement house, on lot 25.5xG6 feet,
eve -, - the Manhattan Bridge and Pike street.
~"-,5 sTREET-Eugene a. Walsh has sold
lV4llIh, T. Machel the three story dwelling
fo' h'No $40 West lO4th street, on plot Tx
hoss,s,' ,sst between West End avenue and Riv-
.vs:de priye.
e,,usroN sTREBT-Philip Wattenberg has
" 20 Morris Hollander the three story build
900 No PES Division street. on lot 266x42
ins Jacob Freeman negotiated the sale.
W" THE BRONX.
In FARMS ROAD-Alexander Selkin and
w. Leopard have resoid for Mathida Kraft
yyie0 West Farms Road, southeast corner OF
10 ~ avenue. two family house, plot sc. OK
Sssx irregular
..cp1NGTON AVENUE-Jacob Freeman has
MNs,+ the Taxpa yers' Realty Company the
s2no,sy,es, s2o corner OF Washington avenue and
ses.h sfrset 97X9l II feet, 10 the Corner Con-
loo.n. Corporation, owner Of adjoining prop
.bicb now controls d plot ~ 7xe1 II feet
sS1 ss,1 which II will erect five story hathouse.
,IFRTON AVENUE-Dr. NJ Osnato has
a "a the Normandie Park Company No. 7Sl
~ tn...or avenue four story fathouse, on q plot
hnIn0 feet between Wallace and Barnes avenues
~ seller took in exchange plot at Crawford,
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

letter Brewing G, 10 Jacob Hoffman, BrewinG
c.: 81.
same 10 same. ST.
CITY Mortsaee Co to New York Trust Co 81.
Newhqld J. Il Edgar arr auo 10 Title Guaran-
tee and Trust co; S3I5O'
William J Limerick To Elizabeth NJ Thomson
Harry Lirpmann to David Lirpmann; s2933.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust O. q
Lawyers Mortgage Co, $l3,Jl0.
same to same; SltI.O.n.
Same TO same. $4,000.
Same to same. S5o.OOO.
Annie NJ Walsh and ano. cat to Annie NJ
Walsh and ano, trus; 81
wehrcubere, 5000
same 10 same 5000
Same 10 same SJ.unO
Same O. same, 5000
Same 10 same, 5000
sd'nh a Meeks, ear, 10 sarah MeeNs' uus
sane to same; $l1oOo
Same 90 same, $. 600.
Annie Walsh unj ano. exrs, to Annie Nj
Walsh and anO, trus; s.
$4,000.
same to same: $4,000.
Same 20 same: 81. goo.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Orphans
Home and Asylum ot the Protestant Episcopal
Church IN New York: $4,000.
same 10 Margaret l. crow, $4,000.
Katherine Fried TO Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co; $4,000
Lawyers 1itie Insurance and Trust Co 70
same to Christine @ Opcnhym ct al. trus.
S1TOJu.
Same 90 same: 10000
Bankers Trust CO. trus, 10 Alice & Ncwcomb;
S27 600
Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank 10 Bank
for Savings in City Of New York; SIS 900
Nathaniel y Mcbride, trus, TO Viola S
Powers: $4,000
Paul Armitage To Samuel November: S5.O95.
Clara / Caroltn to Henry T Oryis. $4,000.
New York Mortgage and Security 60 20
Grace Carroll: Sl3U. 900.
Archibald Douglas 10 Paul Armltasc, 81.
Alice T. Keller 90 Edw Michling; $500.
Edw Miehl!nC TO Josephine Berger; 81.
oliver NJ Palmer TO Hudson Mortgage Co,
$50 600
John Bardes 10 Harry NJ Goldberg; 5000
Margaret . sag" TO New York Savings
Bank. SlsO.OO0
George Z Liable to Daniel WOodcock: 81.
samuel Rosenberg 20 Joseph Ruhonsteiu: 81.
Garet l. Wuants 20 Bond and Mortgage
Guarantee Co. $tGUu0
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

EDWIN $. CANAAN COMPANY. Notice 10
hereby given that the undersigned have formed
a limited partnership and have made, signed. ac-
krowIedged and caused TO be nled and recorded
IN the ofn,e OF the Clerk Of the County OF New
York a certificate Of which the following is tbs
substance: The firm name is EDWIN :. CAN
NSN COMPANY and the principal place OF
business is 20 be located In New York County:
he general nature o. the business intended 70
he transacted 10 manufacturing, and otherwise
deoiing IN motion picture films: the names Of all
Of the partners and their places Of residence are
ss follows EDWIN s. CANMAN. q General
partner. residing at York Hotel 7th Avenue and
Both street. New York CITY; G. HARVEY Nc
INTYRE a Special partner, residing az Phila-
deInhia. Pa: LAWRENCE p. KELLOGG, 4
Soeci1I mariner. residing in Brooklyn. New York.
All Of said partners are Of fu age. The amount
OF capital which the sad c HARVEY McIN-
TYRE and LAWRENCE p. KELLOGG have
contributed TO the common stock In cash is $3.50
each. the partnership is to begin on February 3.
100 and end on February 3, 1914. II not dis
solved or otherwise terminated before the expira-
ton OF that teTn. - on
Dated New York. February 10, 1912.
EDWIN s. CANMAN.
C. HARVEY MCINTYRE
LAWRENCE y KELLOGG.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
SUMMONS.

SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY
Julia Rurfo. Plaintiff. against John B. Runo.
Defendant. Action for an absolute divorce.
Summons.
TO the above named Defendant: You are
hereby summoned to answer the complaint In
this actor and 20 serve a copy OF your an
swer on the Plaintiffs Attorney within 20
d-vs after the service of this summons. eX-
elusive o. the day OF service; and in case OF
failure 10 appear or answer judgment will
be taken against you by default, for the re-
Ier demanded in the complaint
Dated December p, 1911.
HENRY ". KIRALFY. Plaintiffs Attorney,
Oqica and PostofRce Address 4 Re co
Brrd'rs. 149th Street and Srd Avenue.
New York City.
To John B. Ru6o. the defendant above
named
The foregoing summons is served upon you
by publication pursuant 10 an order OF Hon.
Nathan Bitu-. one Of the Justices of ths
Supreme Court OF the State of New York,
dated tn- 18th day OF February, 1912, and
filed with the complaint I'm this action in ths
of7'cp OF the clerk OF New York County ct tbs
County Court House, Borough OF Manhattan,
New York City on February u. 1912
DATED New York. February 18th, 1912.
HENRY ". KIRALFY Attorney for Plain
TIT. Office and Postoflce Address. Re CO:
Building 149th Street and Bird Avenue, New
York city.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS.

BROADWAY. 7Oi and 705. Morton s Stevens
agt Adoph Noskowitz a. al, Dec 10. 1911 va
Gated, SIC
18th ST. $50 East: Cardp Borg!a stort 90
agt l3ith street 90 r. al; March "a. 1911. So.
SAND PROPERTY: cross. Austin ireland
Lumber Co agi same Jan 81. 1911 S292 80.
SAME PROPERTY, Nathan Paris agt same;
Oct 10. 1911. 500 10.
SAME PROPERTY; Kateustc!n & We!nsteiu
aGt same. May $ 1911 s.. 200
SAME PROPERTY. Rider Ericsson Engine Ga
agt same. Noy 4 1911, Sltn 15.
SAME PROPERTY, same agt came, Nov q,
1911. SlGO 70.
SANE PROPERTY; Eugene AicaelIH agt
came. Dec -. 1871; 500.
SAME PROPERTY. William Rubin ct al agt
same, Soy % 1911, $3.50
SAME PROPERTY, Wuf GeibanI agt same,
Jan l.. 1911, 5000
5CTH 81. $40 East: Maurice Kraus agt
Charles y Mark O. a.; july q, 1911 $50.
PARK AVE lu-2. John C.oaIn ag' u
GIIsu,IT e. a.. Dec :, 1911; Sl-S 81.
JEDERGLIFF AVE w q, 2-7l 10 n of Wash
lugjon Bridge Park, Goodman & Arena 9et Hope
Construction Co e.. al, Feb II. 1912; 500
SAME PROPERTY; Max Zvcrliug agt same,
March 10 1912. &liJ.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-22
MECHANICS LIENS.

Sd AVE. " +. 7S2 II Of l7o-h -. so2y
1lG. MaXinhlian Zipkes. Inc. agt John II
Schreyer. owner: Thomas Edgar, contractor
$500
PARK AVE. $ 437.7 II o' 1s7th IT,
100. ~ irreu. jamestown Mautel Co Hgt Hope
Construction CO. owner and contractor, Aithca
Realty Co. owner; Si,7GO.
10th ST, 507 West. Ludwig Kaufman et
al net Lou.s Schlachter. owner and contractor
SIS 80.
Ia2D ST. 5ji West. same agt George De
Nries. owner and contractor s23 10.
PARK AVE. W $. % n n OF 1881 st. TOOK
100. Vincent Valentine CO pgt Hone toustru1-
ti0n Co owner and contractor, $40.
TNDERCLIFF AVE, e, 227.il q Of
washington Bridge. GN3ylij.7, Vincent VAL
cu;!ne co agt Hope Construction co, owner
and contractor. $32j
l&3D TT. S3T 20 54l West, Ludwig Kaufman
ct al aEt Louis Scnlachtcr owner and con-
tractor; $l7 IS.
NTH ST. = q. 2i5 q Q Of 5th ave looK75,
COlasuonno 4 Solerte, agt kOsec VIII
iams owners Ranace La Pasta & Co. CON
tractors. Sg3I 81