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New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
LEASES.

Iouis schrag has leased for Samuel
RIoom the entire :our story building NO
a2s Sixth avenue, 10 Messrs, conrad N
Rrooks who will use the same for the
Ladies' Cloak and Suit business; Tor inc
District Realty Company, the building NO
,,5 West 18th street, to Donald Cow, Tor a
term Of years.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for the
60. broadway Company the twelfth floor in
tho building Nos. 612 and 69i Broadway
through TO Nos. 2S4 and 2SS Lafayette street.
,rbe Iessees are the Harris Suspender Com
nanv. who for the last sixteen years have
heen located on West 1ith street between
Sixth and Seventh avenues. The tease IL
for a long term OF yeas. This completes
the renting OF the entire building.
Tucker. speyers & Co. have leased for W.
W Astor TO Ehret & QUigley, haberdash-
ers. store in the Astor Court building
The Ernestus Gulick Company has leased
the store and basement IN the building No.
Dos Fifth avenue, southwest corner OF Slst
street to George Bernard Company, milli-
ners.
James +. Barry e. Co. have leased
through J. Romaine Brown & Co. from the
estate Of Susan Il. Livingston the Fort
Tryon, six story apartment house with
stores. at the northeast corner or lsOth
street and St Nicholas avenue on pioI
lO0xlO) feet for long term.
B. CRYSTAL & Son have leased the fourth
loft In No. "A TO 50 Washington street TO
+. A. Richter & Co. for "a term OF years.
This completes the renting Of the structure
which before It was altered was occupied
by the b. T. Babbitt soap factory.
The Cross & Brown Company has leased
for a term Of years the sixth fuur IN the
Herald Square building, at No. l4J West
SGth street. through the Frederick Fox
Company. to the bureau Of national litera-
ture
Henry Trenkmuu has leased the fourth
loft in the Cuyler building TO Il. G. Carter
q Son manufacturers Of lace curtains, Tor
$1,000; also the secOnl left In No. lji 10
al Madison avenue, 10 the W. w. Bonneau
Company, and the DarlOr store In No. -
East 10Th street to J. kldar.
German IL. Lenuey has leased the ground
floor store, al No. II Vest 45th street, for
five years to Nine. Allt uiS" Hendricks:
also the four story dwelling house. No lOI
West 74th street, to Ingersoll Brinkerhoff.
and part Of store al No West 3sth street
TO the Herbert Millihtry Company.
S Il. GOOdale q Perry have leased offices
I'm the St. James building to Coleman,
Cohen & CO., John j. Lowry, Heron Manu-
featuring Company, Oi Syracuse; Eugene j.
Carthy, Hugo RosenCOrf Dormier Nc
Cready, John Henle. the ID. Borgia Studies,
and the BrOnner Manufacturing Company,
of Philadelphia and Syracuse.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN


WEST END AVENUE-Julius Tishman has
purchased from Rosamond Woolf No. s32
west End avenue on plot l5.1ixl00 feet.
Kantrownz e. Lewis were the brokers
10TH sTREET-David Lion has resold
the six story new law tenement house Nos
s15 and 317 East 10Th street, on plot 50x7s
feet. to Antonio Naro. George n. Bruno &
Co were the brokers.
140TH TREET-Beniamin Marco has
sold 20 John r. Gleed the two ak story new
law houses No. so 10 63 West 14Oth street on
plot T5X9a.i1 feet.
10TH STREET--John Reid has sold for y.
Hndenbrsnd Nos. 10 and IL West lO7th street.
two Ave story fethouses on plot 50xlOO. IL feet,
TO an investor.
27TH sTREET-N. A. Berwin g. Co have
sold for William S. White 10 Sanford a
Green two hve story hathouses Nos 1i5 and
1T East 27th street on plot SO 4xOs o feet.
THE BRONX.
l65TH STREET, F.. Johnson S Co have
sold for the Haddcn Realty Co TO an in
weston. Nos. 3l6 and 3iS East 1s5th street,
two Ave story new law houses. each on plot
35.Sx1O0 feet. they are two OF Ave houses
occupying the block front on I65th stree,
from Teller TO Findlay avenue. recently COM
plete6 by the sellers.
KINGsBRIDGE RoAD-The S. H. Raphael
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
CITY POLICE COURT CLOSED
West Chester Tribunal Only open
When There Are Prisoners.

The West Chester police court, which mas
been closed for the last two weeks because
OF the sickness OF Magistrate Corrigan'
will reopen within the next few days, Phillp
Black. chief clerk of the Board OF Magls-
trates. said yesterday. With only hlteeh
magistrates, three of whom are now out OF
town on their regular vacations, to cover
eleven districts, it became necessary he
said. TO close one court when Magistrate
Corrlgan was taken I'll. and the West Ches-
ter court was chosen because 1t received
fewer prisoners than any other in the CITY
During January there we're only fourteen
prisoners arraigned there.
The business of the West Chester court
has been done in the interim by MasIs-
trate House Of the Morrisania court VINO
has conducted sessions there after his own
court adjourned every day ON which there
have been any prisoners. Mr.. Blach
said that the permanent closing OF the
court had been considered last year. put
that Chief Magistrate McAdoo had decldeo
to lot It remain open for the convenience
OF the district.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee. D..
FEBRUARY 8.

FEBRUARY y.
BROADWAY . . cor b7th ST: "a. I'd and 4th
floors: A T Demarest & Co to international Motor
co; > yrs from Jan !, 1912; $4,000: address 'o
Church ST.
BAXTER ST y siore etc Bartlett t,oSn sllye[t Oct
/, 1911 5000: address go Mulberry st.
BowERY. $50 TO S52: all: Peter @ H.semsnn ,n,1' 20
Bernard Ses and ano: 2 yrs from May l. lSl<'
81, 900: add ess, l02 East l03d st.
BROADWAY. 22e; store; BENJAMIN X Brlm-
berg to Madison Laundry Corporation: yrs from
Aug I. 1911: 81 500; address. 1900 I'D ave.
FRONT ST. 2o5; all; Arthur Browning 70 +
81 800: address, 205 Front st.
PARK AVE, n cor stth st: store and base =
ss mss 6m EcP Feb BfhI Ia to address. foS
ave.
THOMPSON ST. lo5; all; Kali. pgry 70 70 70
slna Del Re: :: 10 yrs from May !. 1872 $780,
address. 1oo Thompson st.
WORTH ST. 12o and i27: eth loft; Frederick c
Woehr ct al 20 Charles Jones Bro; ~ gIs
from Feb ], 1912; $1,000; address le' putnam
WILLIS AVE o32; store and part basement;
Adolph steiner 10 r Becnnann 60; o yrs
from MAY !. 1912; sl.soo address 4oo Green
wch st.
1sT AVE. 500; stor. etc; Emma Well, 70 II
Koehler & Co: yrs from May l, 1917; N'Zo;
address. sol 1st ave.
Sd AVE, PISS; basement. store, etc; HERMAN
Khan to Edward Friedman; yrs from May l..
1919: 50 go; address IO3 West 120h ct.
4TH AVE. 45s TO leo; 9th loft; ouondam Land
Holding 60 10 Isaac Beubrie and ano. . yrs from
Feb l. 1912: S5 500: address "a West roth IT.
l1TH ST, 635 East; all: Rachel Weiss to
George Sandberg: yrs from Feb I, 1912; $500;
address. 900 7th st.
gaTH ST, 224 and 226 East: all; Isaac We'll 10
Louis ZuckeTman: ; yTs from Jan !, 1872; s2,POO;
address 228 East Goth st.
g0TH ST, 22s and 22s East: ell; Ray We'll TO
same: yrs from Jan /. 1912: $500; address,
o24 East Goth st
9TH ST, 327 West; sty and basement: Henry
Moeller 20 Nellie u Taft. yrs from Dec !, 1911
$500: address. 327 West b7th 81.
li5TH ST >. 375 II W OF Lemon ave. 12oElo0;
all. 10th II. 49, West. all: Theatre Realty Cor
poration 20 Laurel Amusement Go: 81 yrs from
Sept /. 1912: S27 500: address. 81 Liberty st.
l56TH ST. s34 and S36 EAst: ALL Harry
Buchslter 10 Salvatore ScintO; yrs mos from
Feb !, 1912; 81, $50: address. a3t East l56th 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

Another interesting sale IN the Fourth
avenue section was announced yesterday
bv n A. Berwin e. Co., who sold for
william S. White TO Sanford & Green
two five story fathouses at Nos. 1l5 and
III East 9th STREET on plot 334x9S.s feet.
The property is on the north side OF Hth
street lust east Of Fourth avenue. and has
been held by the seller for over thirty
years.
The Rome Metallic Bedstcad Company
is to purchase the eight story loft build
ing at No. AIS TO 426 West 18th street
which property It leased last year with an
ontion TO buy. James n. Wells Sons were
tho brokers in the transaction.
An important lease has also been closed
I'm the building by Colin NJ Eadic. of the
Wclls' Sons firm. Isaac II. Blanchard d
Co printers and llthogTa piers, who have
been located on Canal street for many
wears, have taken lease OF the four upper
floors in the building for term OF twenty
ono years at an aggregate rental OF aoolt
s4onO00 The Souvenir Post Card Company
of No. @ Sullivan street, a subsidiary COM
nanv TO the Blanchard Press, Will occupy
part of the space just leased.
Tho site was purchased by the McKeon
Realty Company through the same brokers
a little over year ago, and the ouildlns
erected of heavy construction from plans
bv Paul c. Hunter The Rome Metailc
Bedstead Company, with Its subsiuiar!
companies. the Manhattan Bedding COM
panv and tho New York Couch Bed COM
pany. will occupy the four lower floors
and basement.
julius TIshman has added to his holoihss
in West End avenue. 1t was announcer
Yesterday that he had purchased from
Rosamond Woolf. No. $50 West End avenue
a five story dwelling house, on lot lo'hN-
100 feet, through Kantrowitz LeVls'
Last June Mr.. Tishman purchased the
property at the southeast corner or west
End avenue and 10lst street.
With his latest purchase. Mr.. llshmah
now controls a frontage OF 11e.lo rect III
West End avenue and 100 feet In the street.
which he will improve with high-class
twelve story structure, containing duplex
anartments. Work will be started on the
building on May 10. Mr.. Tishman also
owns No. SOS West End avenue, separated
from the larger plot by one house which
will be utilized to protect the light OF the
new apartments
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
MORE GOLD BARS FOR PARIS.

A further engagement of 100000 gold
bars was made yesterday for shipment to
Paris by Lazard Freres. who took the first
80, 900, 900 last week. The bars will be for
warded by the Friedrich Wilhelm, which
makes a stop at Cherbourg. Foreign ex-
change rates were unchanged yesterday
from the final figures of last week, and It
is taken for granted by the Street that
special facilities have been granted. as ex-
change is still about one-half cent under
the level at which a profit would normally
be found in exporting the metal.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
PREACHER SUES FOR ISLANDER
Declares Alleged Remarks About Steal
ing Wife of Parishioner Are Untrue.

James w. Anderson. assistant pastor OF
the Mount Gilead Baptist Church, at No.
2162 Fifth avenue, is suing Crawford Grggs'
a member Of his congregation. for 5000 for
slsnder He declares Mr.. GrigGs said Of
him on December IS. in the presence OF
other persons: Anderson has taken my
wife from me and has broken up my home.
He is one Of these damn fellows who
preach and break up homes"
The preacher says these remarks about
him, if they were true, would make him
mft to be a pastor, and maintains they
are not iruo and slanderous. He demands
damages of s. 900
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
DWELLING HOUSES AT AUCTION

Bryan i. Kennedy will offer>at auction
tomorrow 40. 32j East 5lst street. a three
story dwelling and for the estate OF su-
same Ellis two lots on the east side Of
Jerome street, ljO feet west of Pitkin ave-
nue., Brooklyn. On February II he will
offer for the estate OF Herman Bergdorf
the Hearnciff, at No $50 st. Nicholas ave-
nuc. six story apartment house, on plot
99xlOOx irregular and at No. 402 10 4C6 Con-
vent avenue, northwest corner OF 10th
street, five story apartment house. lO01ix
665 feet on March he will put up for
the estate Of Anna &. kcane. No. 81 Madi-
son street a five story tenement house
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
REALTY NOTES,

The g. II. Raphael Company has nego-
tiated the sale Of Nos. l7OS and 17lO Park
avenue for Mrs. Christian Keegan to Guy
=. Dawson, of Dallas, Tex
Goodwin 8; Goodwin have been appointed
agents OF the Rosebury and Highlands,
apartments at No. 227 TO 233 West 11sth
street: also Of the Alvarez, at No. 50l West
10th street and the Sarasota, at No. 512
West l22d street
There will be a meeting of the Harlem
Property Owners Association on Thursday
evening at No. l47 East 125th street
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
pEPoslToRs PAID IN FULL.

Providence, Feb. 5.-With the payment
to-day Of $l,75OeOO. in redeeming the final
10 per cent contingent certificates, the
Union Trust Company, which suspended
during the panic Of 1907, completely liqui-
dated its Indebtedness to its old depositors.
The only obligations which now remain
from the financial difficulties of 1907 are
the deferred certificates held by the old
stockholders, representing about $JOOOOO,
and these will be retired at par as soon as
.the directors believe the bank is in a po-
sitiOn TO do so.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
URGE NEW ASCH FIRE TRIAL
Mrs. Belmont Heads Committee That
Appeals to Mr.. Whitman.

Mrs. O. II. P. Belmont called on Dis
trict Attorney Whitman yesterday as
spokesman of a committee OF three ap-
pointed at the Cooper Union mass meeting
last Friday night TO urge another trial OF
Isaac Harris and Max Blanck, the owners
of the Triangle Waist Company, who were
acquitted Of a charge of manslaughter be-
fore Judge Grain in General Sessions last
December District Attorney Whitman said
he would move for another trial some time
this month.
Mrs Belmont was associated on the COM
mittee with Miss Lepora O'Reilly. secre-
tary Of the Womens Trade Union League,
and Gilbert E. Roe of No. 55 Liberty street.
Mr.. Roe was former law partner Of Sena-
tor La Toilette. of Wisconsin.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
BALL PLAYERS RUSH SEASON
Keep Park Department Clerks Busy
Filing Renuests for Diamonds.

This is IN be the greatest baseball year
I'm the history of New York. according 10
officials of the Park Department. because
of the unprecedented early rush Tor per-
mits to hold games in the parks as soon as
the diamonds are thrown open, a NUMBER
of the clerks have been kept busy ming
such requests. In their enthusiasm cluo
managers and just plain grass eaters
have appealed to the Manhattan depart
ment for diamonds in The Bronx and other
boroughs.
Believe me-" said a department official
yesterday, 1.-The parks are going to he
stormed this year by baseball players
They began asking for diamonds two weeks
before Christmas"
The baseball season in Central Park does
not begin until June. but does in April and
May in the regular department grounds In
other parks.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were recorded yes,e'-
day at the Real Estate Exchange SAFES
room. Nos. Il and Is vesey street
RyJ. ". Mayors.
f25TTT ST s05 Fast, II g. 10 n OF "a ~ sn,'
2Hxaa II s sty tenmt and stores; sold 20 VIII
lam Mason for $1,000.
BY Charles A. Berrisn.
1sT AVE. pa4. cor b2d 81. p lNt, oon 80
tenmt ana stores: sold tn the plaintiff Tor Sia'pvp'
At No. 1856 Third avenue:
By Joseph p Day.
VAN NEST AVE. s9s .. 1885 u NJ
Bronxdnle ave. 25HsL1x25 5Xs4s, Van Nest: soiu
to Meyer for s4.3o0.
BY J. l., Wells CO.
CLINTON AVE. 2OO6 and zoos, s, ~ u oi
10th 81 81 4yfO0. two 2 sty frame dwgs; sold
2nO6 20 Albert IJns for $4,000; ZOOS TO lrns'
Calm and J Pittman for $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
BROOKLYN SALES.

Charles A VESSEL has sold for Alfred
Muller TO a client for occupancy No. 81
Rutland Road, three story dwelling house,
9Ox7Oxl00 feet: also to an investor No. 3l5
Troutman street, four story double nat
house, 25x70xl00 feet.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

VAN NEST AVE $, 3.f6 II n OF Adams st;
for a 1 sty frame meeting room, 4lx30: CARO-
Totaro. 500 Van Nest ave, owner; Joseph Del
s4O0
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
THE BRONX

,orEUI.CT AVE. :. 5Sl n from $50 $50
o., - T'rs 3 1I3x asx ll3S " rs TO beg Ionm
Fleming 10 Harriet \ Anderson. lSt "arr,s SOs,,,
Place; Feb 3. 3 yrs. az att{, s LtH,e,S INV
ance and Trust co, 1870 Broad"ay. .,
crrxToN AVE. = 70 II NJ isist st. 90, Do
toi. Anna T Durosg to Hammer ReatN o. 90 o.
park ave; Teb 3. I ~, per cent sZVyv, teo
Lawyers Title Insurance and Itus' w.
Bi oadwry. . ,,.,otos
CCsTER sT, $50, 2oxlOO: Hunts Point Es's,, ss,S
"a corporation TO Sarah u King. l9 l,,.s Ea' gjpe
81: Feb yrs. $4,000; attorneys "'''''
Lane & TranOrd. so Broadwey' -,
PARAMOUNT PLACE, =, rs -
c,Iipton ave 2lSiOO; Katharine bynch 70 80.
yers Mortgage co. 30 Liberty So Ursnee and
g. 900; attorney Lawyers i''o
Trust co. 100 Broadway =,
GREENE AVE, n r. plots II and IL nlsp o., o.
Greene owens ana Selston loOx irreE S,'e.
Campbell TO Julia Iammann. .zlS COO. attornsy,
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust |o' 'O'
Broadway. =, Mar, 7
Radway,; Annie Prochasks 10 Es'nHL 81 nar cent;
81 200; attorney Thomas Hooker 800 hro'""e,,
PELHAM ROAD. n cor Belmont ave eosen
12e; Rudolph Wallach Co to Esther u N'"N"'
London. England; yrs; $500
PELHAM AVE, ., 100 n se Of Hoilinan 40 ~.
os,s3. Richard r Maslen to same: yrs; sl'foo'
attorneys. Pirsson & Beale, 81 Liberty 81.
TIFFANY ST, 1868, 25xl0o: Sarah Gluck 70
Lawyers Mortgsse co, 80 Liberty 81 I,t. YIN In,Sr,
-
snce and Trust co. 100 Broadway.
THOMAS ST. cor Dock st. S0x5o Balsiey
& Watson dnc) 10 Alice Conklin II5 7 mon
ave; Feb 3: yrs: interest as per bond; sSooo'
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and trust Co.
100 Broadway.
WENDoVER AVE. 2 cor Park ave, lvoH'o;
Lois U Klsban to American Mortgage 20, 81
Nassau ST. Feb 3: yrs; $4,000 attorneys
Bowers 4 Sands. 81 Nassau st.
WESTCHEsTER AVE, o. at Jackson
ave 39x irreg: Sarah Gluck 10 Alice baiaw b,o MI
Chestnut Hills Mass: Feb 5; yrs; si-"oo'
attorneys. Lyon Smith. 12s Broadway
I46TH ST. 8. 1875 II Of 81 AIMS ave, 2ox
100; Caroline + Sheehy to Elizabeth ooImen
233 East 1924 st (prior mtg $4,000; jan so; !
Vt. per cent: $1,000; attorney. CUTE 100
Broadway.
1s0TH ST, q, SO II OF DAILY ave, 42xiOsx
irreg: Arc Realty Co 10 Alex . blumehtnsi
(prior mtg $32. 0OO Feb 3: due as per pono
$500; address. haywood, Bergen county j.
is4rH ST. 30 West lsxsO: Elizabeth w Roger
to Cornea Adams, East Orange u feo
1; due as per bond: 5000
SAME PROPERTY: same. to William ,i =
Ranel 1924 Arthur ave lprior mtg slo'WV1
Feb !; due as per bond: $1,000; attorney % ~
Rabell 8s Park Row.
223D ST. n s, 447 II OF White Plains Road
53xii4: Morris Improvement Co to Central Mort
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

PARK AVE. " g. 2S1.7 n 3 OF 1STth st: MAYER
Malbin agt fremont Park Realty co ct al; Jan
-. 1912 Thy hond): $3.50.
26TH ST 1913 East; Otis Elevator Co sGt Mar
garet T Johnston ct al; Jan Is, 1900; Sl20 so
5TH AVE, VaS. Halls Safe co agt Century
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
PROPERTY IN FOURTH AVE. SECTION SOLD
Sandford Green Get Two Five Story Fatoses 2h s'ee'
Which Have Been Owned by Seller for Thirty Years.
BEDs1EAD co. BUYS EIGHT STORY SITE IN 18TH STREET

Counanv hs, ,old for A. T. Tlach the W.
angular plot with Two story dwelling nous ,sd
az the junction OF Kingsbrldge Koaa A 20
Klngsbridge Terrace, 163.sXli ilNsso tI.ch
a Mr. McNuty WHO Will occupy "''
acquired the property last week
CLINTON AVENUE-The Duross LoHpamy
and Pierre A. Gelss have sold for the I'LL, ns,m
ave story new law house. on plot OJxlVt
feet The buyer gave IN exchange rour to,s
on Oeaen avenue. so feet south OF l1lst sHo0t'
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

gage Co. so Wall st; Nov (: yrs 5iz per cent;
shooo' attorneys, Otis G. Otis, 90 Wall 81.
223D ST. s. 3s1 n OF White Plains Road.
66x114 two mtgs. each So 600; same to same;
Nov /; yrs. 0h per cent. $4,000; attorney as
above
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
ERATIONS S.
THE BRONX.

UNION AVE, cor 15Ist ST. 70 sty
frame dwg and hall 20x60.6; Gotteib g. Rubin.
Ga East l04th ST. owners; Reissmann, 30 lss
st. architect; cost 81 500
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
Humidity

; a. m......I p. m......45 p m..... %
Local Official RecOrd.-The following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours. IN comparison with the correspond
Ing date Of last year
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALEM ALABAMA.
Nine miles from the NJ. g. o. r. R., "a
hours nv motorcycle from Mobile, beau
tiful property, including a pleasant home
and a profitable amount of turpentlne.
timber and ties.
Address X. G.. w,
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

Highest temperature yesterday, Is degrees;
lowest o; average IL average for correspond
Ing date last year, 2s average for correspond
Ing date last thirtV-three years. 80.
local forecast, generally fair and moderately
cold to-day and Wednesday: moderate northwest
winds.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
LIS pENDENS


NTH ST, n s. fTO II W Of wsdsworth ave,
100 2x9l * irreg: Life Ins 60 and Law1
yrs Mortgage Co agt clara u belden et al
foreclosure OF mtg); attys. Cary Carroll.
18TH ST. 307 and 200 East; Mary schwao
agt Ludlns g. Romm Realty 60 ~ al toreciosurS
Of mtPb; attys, Schenck Funnett
SOTH 81 242 and pa East; Edw orange sBs
Geo II Orange ot oil (partition); atty c Har-
wood. . -,
7TH ST. 291 East: Elevina bennett ct al ass
Jacob Gluck et al foreclosure OF mtg)' auSS
MADISON AVE, cor 99th 81, 5o1ixioo;
Greenwich savings Bank agt Henry steiner ct al
foreclosure of mtg; attys, De Wit Lockmsn a
De Witt.
COLLEGE AVE. cor 165th st. 77.3x2s. TX
irreg: Alfred Stuvc agt Mountain CONSTRUCTION CO
et al foreclosure Of MTG: atty. w a Cans.
163D ST. $40 wcst; Broadway. n W cor 1874
st. 425x175x irreg; two actions Robert Grimm
90 agt Comfort Realty Co et al factions to fore
close mechanics lens; atty NJ II Ellison.
3sTH ST, 30s West. Empire state surety q
sgt Randolph NJ Newman ct al foreclosure OF
mtg: attys. Hirsh & Newman -
BROADWAY. . 8, between 9th and esth sts,
o5 6x irree Borchardt corp agt People OF the
state of New York ct al action TO confirm utle)!
atty NJ Wheelehan . -, ,,,. -
15OxIO0x irreg Thompson w Miller et al sgt
Robert Silvprman ct al action 10 restrain fore
closure of mtg etc); attys, Weschler Roths-
pkVIDsoN AVE, 235o; East River Savings In
stItution agt Mary y Robinson ct ell uoreclosufe
of mtg; atty, O f Hibnard'
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
I'D AVE n W =. 26.4 n W Of 18th st, 70 ~
10: Abraham stein loars sadie smith s.UU
ELM PLACE W e. 1857 n ~ Fordhan1
Road SO 3xtO6 o. James q Wentz loans William
Warren (Inc) S32 OO0.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

SUNDAYS NEW-YoRK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $3.50 a year.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06

to-day; colder to-day along the east coast; mod
cate northwest winds.
For Western New York and Western Pennsyl-
yania, generally fair tO-day and Wednesday
ccpt light snow fiurries near the lakes: not much
change In temperature; moderate west winds.
OlIicIaL ohserNatioLs OF Enltea States weather
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
REAL ESTATE FoR SALE LET
BOKoUGH OF BROOkLYN.

RENT. seth St, near Ridge Boulevata, DS o.,
Ridge Brooklyn; residence, IA rooms. high sit-
uation. fne view OF water: ample grounds ga
80 MnntrnmerN. Is L. Sth st. M2nhatlan nA
New-York tribune., 1912-02-06
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

I5s Holding Co ct al; Feb =. 1912 py sond'' 81
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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1912-01-05
Europe

Paris-La crue de la Seine, pro-
voqu6e par les tempetes qui Sc
sont abattues sur la France,a enco-
re augment6.
L'inqui6tude est grande parmi
les %riverains.
Vienne.-Des enfants ont trou-
We la tete du prince Alexandra
Karageorgevich, lie p6re de Pierre
de Scribe. On salt que lie TOM
beau du prince a etc viol6 recem-
ment.
Saint-P etersbourg.-Apres avoir
bombard6 la vile de Tabriz per
SCI pendant deux jours, les soldats
russes Sc sont rendus maftres alb
solus de la situation ct ont r6tabli
pordre. Les scell6s ont etc appo-
s6s sur les 6diices du gouverne-
ment.
Berlin.-Le nombre des person
mes qui ont suocomb6 a l'empoi-
sonnement, au refuge municipal
pour les pauvres est de quarante
ct un. On croft que d'autres vic
time s'ajouteront a la sombre liste,