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2etseellanesus
WILIIAM ii. SCOTT.

SCOTS OLD MARKET DREG STORE.
Judson Cunningham. manager. 10 the
drug store OF Richmond When you
get anything from SCOTS. its right.
The best imported Olive OH. IN
quarts and gallons. $500. SCOTT
Vegetable Liver Pills. the best In the
world. l0c; Scotts Blood Mixture VIII
enrich the blood and make II as pure
as an infants. 800: SCOTS Antisep-
tic Soap IL the finest skin soap ever
used. l0c: Scott's Pile Salse 10 won;
der, Csc: SCOTS Corn Salve VIII
make cripple dance for JOY. lOc:
Scott's Digestive Elixir will cure any
case of md estion. soc: Cunning
hams Royal Remedy and Injection.
for men,. never tails soc eacn.
frusses lifted by an expert. no charge
for fitting: smoking Tobacco. zoe the
pound: Dried Peach Chewing Tobacco.
SC: big stock. right prices and polite
attention. mall orders speciality.
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now enjoying a period OF substantial growth.
,hc rrea ties, in its history. New hotels new
dwellings. new business blocks new streets.
together With additions and Improvements
70 existing hotels and business blocks. are
taking form and the sound o! :roweI and
nnsrT signs a merry song OF concrete pro-
r,eas on every hand In every section o. the
Civ The total amour; OF new construction
rorl completed now under way ana pro-
ioc,ed since January ]. 49,. vii! reach
AshevflIe's Bui1d1ke 0oa0.
A.hevifJe n c. November s-Asheviile n
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9HftlnR9

The Atlantic Land and Improvement
Company,
ONCE Of the Secretary
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the regular annual meeting of stock
holders Of The Atlantic Land and
Improvement Company will be held
a: the office Of the company. in the
city of Richmond. Va, on Tuesday,
the nineteenth day Of November. ~
4. 1912. at 1880 o'clock r. NJ.
II. L BORDEN,
Secretary.
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Potomac Railroad Company.

Potomac Railroad Company.
OIf.ce of the secretary.
Richmond. Va. October Is. 1912.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting o. the stockhoic-
e-s u: the Potomac Railroad Com
yauy wiiI b. Ie!d at its Office. In the
FIRST \ai.O.s! Bank Building. Rich
InoHG " On Monday. the isiE day
or November. 1912. al 1880 p "
The stock transfer books will be
closed at o'clock p " Monday.
November Il. 1919. and EcoTeHed at
10 o'clock : VI Tuesday. November
Is. 1912
NORMAN CALI.
Secretary.
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Danyille Tobscco Report.

a. receipts
have been heavy this week that the sales
were blocked several times and barely Got
around other days
There has been very perceptible de.erio-
ration in the color CT the offerings within
the past week. and the quality has not been
Up TO a standard of the breaks heretofore.
Fine wrappers ard cigarette cutters are IN
much smaller supply. and the low gTades o.
fiIlers correspondtnsiy more abundant All
grades OF bright tobacco, from com mon. COL
Org to fine. have been very arm in price
ing the heavy receipts. and soneiires sol:
condition The demand - all exades OF
bright tobacco seems unprecedented. and
thi competition the keenes, possible. Corn
NOR wrappers are bringing from - to Tic.
medium. % TO nc: good 20 fine. fz;s to 5Sc.
and extra. 50 to 75c.. and sometimes Soc
common cigarette cutters. Is to coc-: me-
dunn, 8 TO sc, and good to fine, s TO sc.
Common h,isrs under heavier receipts are Q
shade easier than heretofore At TO Sc
Good TO fine Alters are very scarce. and SELL
Ing from Is 20 7etc.
There are practically no speculation ae-
counts operating a, present. The Offerings
are being taken of the large corporations.
ana few OF the smaller foreign and do
mest!c manufacturers through their brokers.
The present soft weather insures heavy
receipts again next week. Trading In re-
dried ,otaccos continues very active.
Rocky Mount Tobacco Market
Rocky Mount. y. c. November c.-Receipts
o. leaf tobacco have been fairly good this
week except on wednesday. when they adj
Jorrned for circus day The four days sales
amounted 10 more than soo.oo0 pounds Much
good ripe tobacco and good many wrap
pers were sold during the week. bu; on the
whole the receipts did not measure up to
;he former week In quality. thq8e being
mere common nondescript and greenish to-
hacco sold. Prices continue undated. how
ever. and were higher this week than any
time this season. quality considered.
Wrappers bring as high as $50 to so every
day. and $50 10 very common thing Or.
H B. Marriott. OF the Battieboro section.
sold one load Of $50 pounds for an average
OF Sssa and another load o. $50 pounds At
al average of 3s&.H-
The farmers are al! well pleased. snd a.
mos. invariably get more for their tobacco
than they expect. The average FOR the en-
tire month OF October viii be more than SO
per zoo pounds for everything SOLD. including
scrap and all
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1AbOARD AIE xNA

Goutnpouau ly~sls seAcs.sss - cave h.cS'
.ond daily: y:Ss Il A--LocS. 70 SotAa@
i:N p. A--Sisspers ana se.ec A's =.
as,minxha savannah. Jacksonville A:N
a N.-Sisepers aud coaches. Jaekeonvtiis.
NE r. A--S.eeps:s and cIacnes. At.AntA.
H,rmtnshAm AemphtA Serthooeno ttsaas
..h.duieA 10 arrive IN Rtcsmoa1 daily:
ia A. 4, S:0 A n. SO p. ~. SO 2. NJ
LNeal
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BIGGER RrSrNEse COMING.
~ ma Wssev NsrA Nen Y0r.

S4W NJ "0SV SSe sSSas -.
korcrdsse % TIRE ssasemsHs % ~ e6sesos
a. ,he Rurvsu Of Y0resln ana pomeeue
----s ,he fcvet~p srnd~ % TIRE Cussed
sss,ee N the neEs yeor - 10 reorh 30 o.
usrs,,y SseN mark. He CATS sfssnsten -
~. sees that the cosnfry's steel ereofso
80 p.~. reached the total q. SiNs.W
a. me roverumen,'s chief sssfssfiesss
r,,ss tire saes mat I've s"resen eommevos
a. me United states 80 crown from -
,N., gNNAAa9s o. fCs 60 pracucs'iy "a.
~. ~ - IN 81, Ore Milton deiia1 wosse
=. ,br merchandise enssrsnG IN ~ posesS
s.~,. me custom hs0es 20 the sscscry. So
r,srsess sbrveA 0eastssne the ewvvrnne1e
r,r,vs ays the ia;srnss ocmnefce ~ -
-crr,yv ere trade smOnG ~ur SWn S>oye.
-. h~-w~ Wsvtes for home rredvess nSs
e-oxa from GNl0AsD N ~ - 49,
- ..~rv; yp,sseS sss. Secveaspa fvm A.
eysaR es,icss N - % syvrssswseeu
Aa0 0n,,sus IN IN1 ~ eeeI ~" ~
~ - 20 0AN~ seaa SO - Ue9s
TO ~ sHss AeO 49, - Dssv a. ~
OaOs 49,
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IN THE LOOSElEAF
TOBACCO MARKETS
Weed Booms in Bright Belt
More Active Business in
Dark Markets.

From all Of the markets OF Nr'
gjnia and North Carolina come cheer
ing reports of the loose leaf tobacco
markets In the bright belt especial
~ there have been large receipts the
past week. and more than the usual
activity. Notwithstanding heavy sre-
ceipts in the bright markets, the high
prices are being more than maintained,
for on some types of the weed they
are sitter than they have been al
any time since the delivery Of the new
crop commenced.
In the Richmond warehouses there
were larger receipts Of the sun-cured
dark stock than any previous week
this season. and the BUYERS were out
in stronger force. There We're sales
three days of last week. and the
market was generally strong. The
season has been all the farmers
could ask for the past ten days. and
the probability is that great deal OF
the sun-cured stock has been stripped
and prepared TO be brought to market
this week. The warehouses look for
large receipts. and doubtless the sales
will run from Tuesday to Friday. All
Of the buyers will be On the market.
and the indications point to lively bus
mess this week.
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Lynchburx Tobacco Market.

Especial 10 me Times pispatch
Lynchburg. Va. November John D.
Ogiesby. OF the Lynchburg Tobacco Ware
house Company Inc.y. makes the follow
Ing report Of leaf tobacco sold on the Lynch
burg market:
Sold week ending November l. El.70o
pcurds: sold week ending October g. 81. 80
pounds. increase this week 800 pounds.
Sold from, September I 10 November ., loll
lisa 10 pounds: sold from September ] 10
November ]. 1872. 1.sH,5oo pounds. decrease
for lS1:. $3.50 pounds.
Sales started of fairly heavy this week.
but wound Up light. making receipts for the
week smaller than expected. Tho greater
part Of the offerings consisted Of inferior
and medium grades, though there were q
tes lots OF good. some Of them bringing a.
high as 81.
Taking into consideration the very inferior
quality OF the tobacco prices are a. good a.
could be expected, and very little complain,
10 heard.
II is hoped that the rain to-day viii make
q season. and that sales viii be larger next
week
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SiHlEkIatIGDu5
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STOP. LOOK AND THINK

JOHN LA TOUCIE. JR-. NEW PLACE.
33I West Main: Monroe 1i52. French
and steam cleaning: ladies' princess
and dresses cleaned, $3.50: plated
Gkirt cleaned. .Sc-; plain. soc: glove
cleaned, any leng;a. 10c- per pair;
gents sui, dry cleaned. soc. French
cleaned. 81: reduction n all work
SAFETY BLADES RESHARPENED
Gall makes. hairteSted and guaraa-
iced TO shave as good or better than
new Work received and deliver ed
II our local agency. Howell Bros.
sixth and Broad. Sharpe CO. No
North Seventh. Fhoue Monroe
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STEAMBOATS,
OLD poNrSsoN LIVE.

Lv Richmond foot OF Ash St daily 20 p. -
Leave Newport Nevs--...-..-.-.-----s:0 A. y.
Connects with main line steamers iesvtnO
xcrsoik for New York daily. except sunday.
..es p n Connections also made By ~ =
n Hy 3 r " and q. & - Ey. att r. Il
S,sh, j.ae steamers stop at C!srsmoEt 20
land or receive passengers on signal and viz
be- me, by public Conveyance.
yIRGgSlA NAVIGATION 60. tEaec;ive
w.rrn ,.y-Jar,.s River by daylight fos
norfolk and Old Point. Newport News an1
nj; lanes River landings. steamer leaves
Monday. "Wednesday snd FRIDAY at 80 -
A. F-etcht received :or al James hsvee
t.no-- Madison 10.
S,:a rYcke. Office 81 . Ms:n street.
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PiIIinerp


NE ARE NOW DISPLAYING OUR
fell line of millinery and ready-made
garments. Latest exclusive shapes
In trimmed and untrimned hats. All
kinds of millinery novelties; new
and up-to-da,e fail AMI winter
suits; coats. dresses; alterations free.
Save money and buy from MRS.
JULIUS BEAR. 1923 East Main
Street.
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Winter 1rpis BY Sea-
NORFOl.K TO

DDeTON AND PROVIDENCE
s;,smer.-No-roIk 90 Boston dsiiy. erreOe
THURSDAY: 20 Providence. .xondsy, Thurs.
day and Saturday. =. ~ @Fresht ouiy.
Through tickets Gu sale 70 pTtne'pa. pcia'e
Fine s,ss excellent service. gcW isrsS.
wireless telegraph. S~rc for booklet
ABBY C. q o. Ry. =. . W. ky-- 9 "
Bowman. No 20 y. Nsia street sed Ncn.
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Richmond. fredericksburg end Po-
rDTaac and RIcnuou3 and Peters
burg Railroad Connection.
Company.
Dfi.s .,f iHr secretary.
Ri HrpoEd. Va. october -. 1912.
NOTICE II HEEEY GIVEN THAT
~" aUBUa! meeting % the .tvcshoid-
eTs 90 ta- R4cnrHond. Fredericksburg
aua PrtDrar and Richmond and Pc
icrsbsTs Railroad Connection Com
p-ny whI Z" acid az iis once. IN
TIE cit- OF Richmond, Va. o. MON
DAY. "a. Is'h Sag 0! November. 1912.
at 10 o'clock =. ".
The stock transfer rooks will be
closed at o'clock T. 81 Monday. Mo-
vr-uheE -. 1919 s1F rcopened o., 10
o',IoyE \ " tuesday November
10 1917 " - DIXIE.
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lichnord 'occro,Iv. WORTH

Richmond locomotive Works.
Richnout. Va. october &, 1919.
- HEREBY GIVEN THAT
the annual meeting % the stock
holders y. Richmond Locomotive
Works VII be hrld az the once ~
NE company. ~ th~ si'y o. Rich
ncns. County 81 Hsnrfro. Virginia,
On "etrssSay. the thirteenth 6av %
Sovsmtsr. 1912. a, IiszH o'ciork N
TIE forenoon fo- he purpose 81
sl~ct;re directors era oflrers. aad
Tor the trarsscttcn 20 sscn other
business &c may properly come be-
fore the meeting.
c. p. pEyyr.
qScyesaY.
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STORAGE.


CHEAPEST STORAGE IL CITY, 81
per load Store your furniture: bug
gies. automobiles: pianos at roA"-
EiNS. 327 West Broad.
HOW / CURED MYSELF OF con-
value to tubsrcnlar sufferers: abso-
. lutely free CiIAS. +. AYCOck, III
International Bank BUILDING. Los
Angeles.
SCHAAF's DIAMOND SPECIALS.
.slss-1 KARAT STONE. PERFECT;
sl1c-s.4 KARAT: PRETrIEsT STONE
al the price that you ever saw.
sse-A FEW BIG BARGAINS AT THIS
price.
so TO s:5-YoU'D BE SURPRISED
to see what nice clear stone We offer.
All mounted: no extra cost.
SCiIANF"S. JEWELLERS. +os EAST
Broad Street
SEWING MACHINES.
STANDARD OFFICE. s2s VEST
Broad Street-Four drop head stand
ards. Singers and Wheeler & Wilson
machines. good as new. All kinds
box top styles in prime order from 80
TO $40. Big bargains for you MondaS.
GARLAND H. CLARKE. Phone Mon
roe 26as
MRS. W. f. THCRSTON, PRINCIPAL
of the RICHMOND SCHOOL OF EN-
PRESTON. will open an evening
class for young men on Monday. No
vember 4. at p. NJ Interviews by
appointment Phone Monroe 400.
studio II South Third Street.
A NICE FLOOR.
HOCSECLEANING, WAXING AND
staining floors: old stains removed
and reinished any color: satisfaction
guaranteed. WILLIAM JOHNSON,
Monroe 3I2o.
HOCSECLEANlNG. WINDOW WASH
ing mating. carpet laying. staining,
waxing. JOHN ANDERSON, Monroe
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WATCH REpAIElNG.

YOUR WATCH REPAIRED OR CLEAN
ID by VA TOBIILN. JE., Is a guar
auiee tEat il IS done properly; 20
y-ars experience. Cleaning. 81: main
springs 81. as East BROAD Street
ANTIQUES
OF All. DESCRIPTIONS BOUGHT
and sold. furniture repaired and
finished at r-asOua ole prices; also all
kinds Of special pieces made to or
der by aaud. Satisfaction guaran-
ted EIS".N. 1919 West Broad
Pnon. Madison lrs".
OF ALL STANDARD
makes rented by tn. day. week or
month, three monfhs. 50 and Up
wards E.Et applied on par-
chase AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
EXCHANGE INC. s"S Last Main
S:f.., .h"rc Madison sass.
ZINE UPIluI.STERING AND NAT
TEEs;SES
VIZ EF-TAIE MD CPioLSTfE FUR
r;iUr. In best manner. make oTe'
old matt, ses Ike new. send fol
md return them the same cay
,Siraedy JACOB UMLiCF. PhOn:
Madison 22?".
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-21
SNYDER OILS ELEPHANTS
Hattie and Jewel Now Shine
Like a Kitchen Stove.

Twenty gallons OF neatstoot oil and
ten pounds OF lampblsck converted the
two elephants in the Central Park me-
nagerie into pachyderms with ebony coat
Ings yesterday. "Bilr' Snyder, the head
keeper, superintendent the job, and when
II was over Hattie and Jewel, the ele-
plants were as bright as a new stove.
The oil and lamphlack treatment Is
necessary at this time OF the year, Sny-
der explained. because during the winter
months the skin of the giant creatures
grows tight and cracks. causing the ele-
plants much pain. When the skin prep
aration is used, however, the elephants
do not get chapped, and in case the house
I'm which they are kept springs leak
they are protected from the water that
might drip through on them.
Smiles, the rhinoceros, will come In for
his bath with the mixture to-day. Then
the snowstorms can set in when they
please and the big animals will be able
10 ignore all the chilly blasts that creep
through cracks and doorways.
In April CASTLE soap and a scruobing
brush will remove the coating.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-21
BAD YEAR FOR WABASH
Causes Of Big Deficit Explained
bv President DeIano.

The pamphIet report OF the Wabash
railroad Company for the fiscal year
ended on June 80 last has been issued.
The income account was published In The
tribune of September 10, showing total
onsratjng revenues Of S2S,354,7G4; net op.
Grating revenue S5.2O4279; total income,
iS51O2l5q. and a deficit for the year OF
is2Ss4597, comparing with the S403,42l
deficit Of the preceding year.
The balance sheet as Of June 80 shows
cash on hand S2A769; working assets,
ss437,6I7: deferred debit items agEregat-
ing 81. 1851; working Liabilities, S2,04S,-
s26 profit and loss debit balance, S6,916,-
4s2 and total assets and liabilities, $685.
s37.43s.
After referring 10 the decrease Of ST.
529,27S in gross earnings, the increase Of
s7S430l in operating expenses and the
resulting decrease Of S2,2l3,574 in net op-
Grating revenue. President Delano says:
The very unsatisfactory results above
indicated were due both 10 diminished
gross earnings, which other railroad Ccm-
paneS in The same territory have sur
fered. and 10 an increase In expenses,
largely on account Of increased wages,
OF materials and q very severe winter.
That the experience of the Wabash
Railroad was worse than that OF CtGtr
companies may be largely attributed 70
the following reasons:
First-That the expenses for main
tenanCe Of equipment and Of way had
long been on such q basis that no further
reduction or economy was permissible.
Second-TO the temporary disturbance
OF patronage naturally incident to the
fng4f4sfFFrV a fV-ar.e hin HfrpvC
Third-That since the reCClverShIp be-
gan there has been a good deal Of money
spent in general rehabilitation work viii
has been charged in as an operating eN-
pense. Thus. Ii viii be noticed that there
was charged for maintenance OF equip
mont SA255 % more than in the previous
year and for maintenance Of way $685.
81 10 more. total Of E7l4 093 50, which
under ordinary and normal operation
would have been spread through a period
Of years.
Fourth-To the fact that in the last
three months Of the fiscal year q very
large amount of construction work has
e5n going on, % CARY H-t improvements
authorized by the United States court
bnd paid for out Of receivers certificates
This work has involved the handling Of
great quantity Of material for which
lEe company received no revenue. II b.
Ing classed as COMPANY material" and
t has required the operation Of man-
construction trains which not only did
rot increase revenue. but iutarfered with
and therefore, Increased the cost q op-
Grafton
During the fiscal year above referred 10
lne railroad received practically no hero-
fl whatever from the large exoendrtures
authorized by the court for. with the
sole exception Of the receipt Of some new
locomotives. nome OF the newly purchas d
equipment had arrived and the work II
constructing additional tracks. terminal
~ fFHf
ments, etc, had none Of # been com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-21
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

Fall River, Oct 20-TradiIg in the cloth
markets OF New England last week was
rather limited and total sales are esti-
mated at 10000 pieces. The demand was
fair, but prices which were named by
buyers for some of the goods wanted did
not meet with the approval OF manufact-
urers and consequently business was re-
stricted 70 some extent. Buyers have
used the argument that inasmuch as cot
ton went off a little last week. cloth
prices should reduce proportionately. but
what minor reductions have been made
in cotton have not benefited local manu-
facturers,
There was a fair call for three-leaf
twllls and sateens and some large orders
were put to mill treasurers last week but
they refused to accept them because OF
the difference In price. The mills here
are we'll taken off for the next three
months and manufacturers and buyers
are not willing to go beyond January in
the matter Of business. The narrow end
Of the market was rather quiet, with
prices holding rather firm.
The cotton yarn markets displayed a
small amount Of activity due to the de-
sire Of buyers to cover their immediate
wants. Splnners are not yet willing to
agree to prices named by buyers and buy
ing has been OF limited character. The
raw cotton market depressed little last
week and prices went Off in number Of
instances The changes. however, failed
to cause concessions in the local market,
although reports from outside markets
showed that reductions were made in a
number of cases. Two mills held their
annual meeting last week, and the reports
which we're submitted to the stockholders
showed that some improvement had been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-21
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Central Building Improvement and In
vestment Co to Title Guarantee & Trust
Co: $4,000
Bertha II Heintz TO Frederick II Heintz;
$1,000.
Union Trust Co to Title Guarantee &
Trust Co; $4,000
city Real Estate Co 20 Margaret Sage;
$4,000.
Lawyers Mortgage Co TO Society for the
Relief OF Half Orphan and Destitute Chill
d:en; S23, 600.
Frances II Lewis TO william Hermann
trus: s1l, 900.
John Mclaughlin (trustee) TO David
Schlechter; $4,000
Lulu G Muller to New York Trust Co: 81.
Alfred II Edw Tmpson to Lulu G Null
Ter: 81
Mary T WINNIE g. ano TO German Savings
Bank In City of New York. $50, 900.
Mollie Gutenberg 10 Thomas Fl Kelly;
SO, 900.
LAWYERS Mortgage Co to Jefferson Coun-
ty Savings Bank: $4,000.
Same TO same. $4,000.
Same TO Jean A Wilson; $4,000.
Same TO same: SO 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-21
Manhattan.

GRAND ST, %, 26x72S Pietro \ Jerardl
10 Chas WaTneCkc, ESQ PARK ave- OCt l. .
yrs, $4,000 attorney II WOOD, 90 wal si
,r1 gnl 10 James MCWaters, 2l34 Broad
Tav tprlor mtg $4,000; oct i; yrs o
per cent; $1,000, attorney Jos FennelIy'
Ne IST ST >. 2O4 II OF 4th ave xix
1O2 ?. Jennie | Ryan 10 william IL Siegman,
iI2s Decutur 81, Brooklyn; oct is prior
tnrS VWyor & Kohn. 500 broadway.
ggD ST. 3ll East . sly brk, 5OXlOO.s;
Sophia Davidson ct al 70 Daylu SGh,en rotg
100000; 3 yrs. per cent; S2oOoi attorney
Jacob Name. 90 William 81.
o2D ST. 1917 West 3 sty 6rk lssloo Onj
Trust Co 178 Broadway; oct IL; due as per
0o Tori ST, 1913 East, sty brk 25x1oo II
ss.ooo,: due, etc. as per bond; 10000.
lSgTH ST, $, 100 II " of Audubon ave.
g0xs0; Daniel Il Hanlon to Ellen J. Theil-
mann, 3O3 West 1880 st; Sept (prior mtg
S6l, OO0I: 3 yrs, per cent; $4,000
The Bronx.
COTTAGE PLACE. g. W S, 25xl00; Celia
Mautrer to John Busting, IT, Mount NeI-
non, y Y; oct IS: due Jan /, 1914; 5H
per cent; 81. 900; attorney, Smith william
son. 36i Alexander ave. o, -o-,oo.
CAMBRELLENG AVE, 2326, ;, 5ONlOo;
cbls n Lockwood to Henry Ubelbor, 1888
Fast 1G0th 81: oct IS: due Jan !, 1915, "a
per cent: $1,000; attorney, Smith william
son 38i Alexander ave. ,,-.,
PROSPECT AVE, $. $50 II Of 165th
81 T5XIS21O; George Keller Construction
GO TO Nathan A Eisler. 800 Riverside Drive
oct 10 (prcvious mtge SlOs,0OO); l year q
per cent; $4,000: attorneys Title Guarantee
a Trust co. 176 Broadway.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD W 8. 1lOS II
N II King shridge Road, 25X--; John Leon
ard 10 Della Leonard, 60 West 52d st; oct
is: due as per bond; 81, 100; attorney p j
O'f'onnclI $50 Freeman ST.
TIE TAW AVE. PAS, 25x-; Annie A
Collins 10 Title Guarantee Trust Co. iT6
Broadway: oct Is; due ~ per bond, $4,000
an AVE 3 W cor OF 1921 ST. S0xl02 II:
Corru Realty Co, Inc, to Edgar S Appleby
& ano. 40 West 50th st; oct IS: yrs q
per cent: Si3. 900; attorneys, Lawyers Title
insurance AZ Trust co, 100 Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-21
with name and address OF lessee.)

BROADWAY, 1881. store. etc; Mary I
Donovan to Reba Il Cooper, 8 yrs from. com
pletion OF alterations; $4,8j0; address, :
West 72d ST.
RIVINGTON ST. lis, 6. all; Nathan
TUckman, and anO to Elias Mayer and ano
yrs, I mos from oct /, 1912; $4,000; ad-
dress j37 Willoughby ave, Brooklyn.
RIVINGTCN ST, 100, all: LYMAN RUBIN
and ano TO Elias MAYER and ano: yrs
mos from oct /, 1872; $4,000; address, 53'
Willoughby ave, Brooklyn.
1ST AVE, $50; william Ryba TO Josephine
Grocer; 3 yrs from oct 10, 1912, $500; ad-
dress $50 LIST ave.
STH AVE, n " cor Of 12ith ST. cor store;
Dicdrch TONES 10 William NJ Gray, 10 yrs
from Oct !. 1912; gross rent, $4,000; ad-
dress, 237 West 9th ST.
lT2D ST 9jl East. Il store; John Har-
nett 10 Abraham Mechanic; oct !; yrs
$500; address 9J1 East 1924 ST.