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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD
One Of Five Being Erected in Boynton
Avenue. The Bronx.

Tho American Real Estate Company
announces the sale 20 n private investor
OF one OF it's five story apartment houses
now under construction on Boynton ave
nuc. Immediately north Of Westminster
avenue These houses are locat' "a on
wha, Is known as the Watson property.
ON which there is a great amount OF
building activity.
I'm addition To nine houses now under
construction by the American Real Estate
Company, four Of which are on Wcstch"s-
ter avenue and will be provided with
stores. there are five five story mousse
being constructed on the cast side tf
Wheeler avenue hy James +. Me'han,
five Ave story houses on the west side Of
Wheeler avenue by the Mercury Realty
Company. nyc five story houses IN the
east side of Evergreen avenue by IN"
Ike. Construction Company. AMI i've i've
story houses on the west side OF Elder
avenue by the Winnie Construction Com
pany. together with one Ave story house
on the corner Of Westchester and Elder
avenues. ~. y. Gitterman was the broker
lu the above mentioned transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Official Record and Forecast shinst

Official Record and Forecast w asnlns ION.
July 2a.-Barometric conditions are unstable
tonight, with marked low pressure over the
New England and middle Atlantic states. As
result. the weather is generally unsettled
except In the Pacific states and there We're
showers all over Northern and Western dls-
tricts. except the central plains states ana the
consequence in the South. except In Florida
but a tendency to return 20 showery conditions
is noted. il is cooler from the lake region ana
the Ohio Valley eastward, and In the ROCKY
Mountain and plateau regions. but over the re-
msinder Of the country temperatures continue
high, and at Fort Worth. Tex, the reading or
10 degrees was the highest on record Tor the
month OF July. ~,
be moderate west and northwest, except north
on the Maine coast along the middle Atlantlc
coast moderate west and north; along the
south Atlantic coast, moderate, mostly SOUTH
west. along the east Gulf coast. light To mod
crate mostly southwest; along the west CUR
coast moderate south; on the lower lakes
moderate northeast and north. becoming Narl-
able: en- the upper lakes, moderate north and
STEAMERS departing Tuesday for European
ports will have moderate west and northwest
winds. with generally fair weather. to the
The weather will be generally fair Tu aslay
and Wednesday in the lake region. the middle
Atlantic states and New England. although
showers are probable Tuesday along the New
England coast In the South the weather will
be unsettled with local showers by Tuesday
night or Wednesday while In the central val
Ieys generally fair weather Tuesday will be
followed by showers Wednesday. In the West
unsettled showery weather VIII continue. ana
fair weather iE the Southwest.
Temperatures will not change materially ex-
cept in the upper Ohio Valley and lower lake
region. where 1t will be somewhat warmer by
Wednesday.
Forecast for Special Localities.-For the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
COKE MEN RESENT PROBE
Independent Dealers Shut Down
Because of Inquiry.

tniontown, Penn, July 29.-lnvesuga-
ton of an alleged coke trust by the De-
partment OF Justice las caused several
Independent coke producers TO close down
their plants. with the announcement that
they will not start up until they can get
81 So a ton.
Tile assertion is made to-day by Isaac
W. SemanS, of the Husted-Semans Coke
company, that the investigation was IN
Sugated by prominent coke broker, VINO
had contracted to furnish furnace men
with coke a 81 TO- on the presumption
that he could buy 1t at &. The broker, 1t
Is charged complained that the pro-
ducers' refusal to sell at that price con-
stituted a violation of the Sherman act
and was In restraint of trade.
The coke producers deny allegations
that they fixed a price on coke, and main
tain that, with the high cost of produc-
ton and the high prices paid for coal In
Favette County. they are unable TO sell 1t
for less than & 80 a ton.
The price Of 81 co to 81 10 a ton al which
coke sold last year was maintained by
operating plants at a loss. the producers
assert. and operations were carried on TO
stimulate business in the community. with
hopes that the price would advance TO
where they could make a profit.
What evidence government agents have
obtained that the antitrust law has been
violated is not known here.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
LEASES.

Max Mandel,, one Of the few lace Inn
porters left In the downtown district, has
Just signed n lease for the store and
basement at No. 80 To Al West 1911
street, containing 5000 square feet. This
lease Is for n long term OF years Fred
erick Southack and Alwyn Ball, jr, were
the brokers In the transaction.
Alexander j. Roux q Co. have leased
10 the Beattie Manufacturing Company
the first loft at No. 133 Fifth avenue.
southeast corner Goth street.
Trustees of the Church OF the Epiphany
have rented for a term of years the four
story dwelling house No. 263 Lexington
avenue. adjoining the church, to Mrs.
John NJ. Young.
Armour e. Co.. Of Chicago, have taken
over the lease OF G. III. Hammond q Co,
covering the upper part OF the buildings
Tenth avenue, southwest corner OF 18th
street. and are negotiating with the Du-
ross Company for a lease Of the upper
part OF Nos. 20 and 52 Tenth avenue,
owned by Conron Brothers, with the view
OF establishing its offices there.
The Duross Company leased vacant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30

LOTS $40 and 5I2; same to Charles q Hal
back. 1851 Bainbridge ave; $1,000.
LOT 391: same to Michael ARA, 2o2 Eas'
LOT 24i; same to James S Marley, 14os
Madison ave; $1.3JO.
LOTS l52 and 1853; same TO Charles c Kelley
and ano. 81 Cedar st; So, 400.
LOTS 264 to 287: same TO Spencer Aldrich
LOT 55s same to Edna Aeraham'. 1e'
LOTS toe to 500; same to Margaret Ainslee'
LoT IFS; SAN. am to Mabel M Pfan. 4is West
LOTS le9 and 40: same to Adam Kritzman.
LOT S54; same to Bella Solomon, 44o West
IL lot IoS2 to 17; same to Charlie. G Bluh,
sss willoughby ave. Brooklyn: Sl.54o.
LOT l0i; same to Frank L Hilton. Jersey
L6T 1896; same to Mary Banks. Newark. J;
LOT sll; same san to Natalie Drummer 40 East
TOT 90; same to Anna Pfeifer. 2o3 West slst
LOIS 81 70 90: same to FOrdcrOw Co, 2sa
LOT $50; same TO John J Newlands, 14s West
Gath at: 81. 900; attorney. same as above
IS. sx3s.4: Jennie F Page to Johanna sshlosser.
a West sSd IT: July "a (mtg 80. 25o); 800; at
torney. VIM Loeb. 1896 Intervale ave.
SANE PH0P iHss bostan rd JUN = e
SO, 800 sioo; attorney, Muller 2e3 ON ave We,
PARKER AVE, o $, 1918 II OF Castle Hiil
ave-. 5OxIOO; Johanna schosser to Eleanor j
Fowler. 1856 Prospect ave: July "a (mts ~:
IOO); slCO; attorney, w J Fowler ~ west
Goth ST. - ,,o.o
PARKER ST. lot IL. block ID. map Dore
INon: aeewacha Construction Co 10 Baxter
Howell Building Co. 22s3 Westchester ave; July
/: 800; attorney. II Arnold. 12O WESTMINSTER
Square. -. -. osxoo 1.
VIM I, Calm to Ernest SETTLER. 4Sl 81 ann
ave; July Is (mtg S8i, 300: omitted; address
$40 Pearl 81. ina. ..
TRINITY AVE =, i7I.5 n Of le5th 81;
~ AGO. Therefe p NJ Zeeck 10 Patrick j
Reyille. 1854 Trinity ave; July u mtg so"ol
500: attorney, Tide Guarantee and Trust Co.
l76 Broadway. -. ,,.,;.
THOMAS ST. n " s. 100. 10 II " OF pubic
street runs 3 W 2s7 iOx II 2ss.3x d3S
lots q and a. map Bourne property. Yves,
chester: Helen = Pultz to Baisley q watson
Inc 20i. Aaueduct ave; July 20: 500; atosn
new LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100
Broadway 49, .. - =,
WESTMINSTER AVE, DIP II o.,
Hammond ave, X; BaXter-Howell BuInlns
20 10 Speyacha Construction Co. ~ west
chester square; July mtg s5,2Oo); sIv, az
,orncy. l. II Arnold. 100 Westminster squ''e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30

lulau t,.--f,o,
Japan. Corea. china. philippines $40
via seattIei-Antilochus -; Aus' - WV
Hawaii Fiji Islands. Samoan Isl ...
snds. New Zealand, Australia $40
wa VictOria)-Marama :.,a.;,NHs -
Janan. Corca China via Tacoma) 49, an
Canada Nalu ''-A@e' -
japan coFea' China via Sea'.'e Aug 5, $50
tr.u ranau Corea China via
san Franclsco)-Siberis aus ~ wv
Tansn Corea China, Philippines
via Victoria)-Dmpfess OF ia an
pan ............. 49,. - 'Ns' -
TAHITI Marduesas. Cook ISLANDS
New Zealand. Australia via san a an
Francsco)-Aorangi ...".....: Aug ~ Nov
Tahiti Marduesas, Cook lslands'
New Zealand. Australia via san 90 400
Franclsco)-AOr ......... '..Nus' ~ 10"
Hawaii. Samoan Islands, New Yea
land Australia via san Fran an o IN
,iecol- Sonoma .............. aug - Wv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30

Sales were few and far between In the
real estate market yesterday. In fact
the number reported was the smallest
and probably of less interest than Oh
any previous day this summer.
Another loft structure for the ma
town section will be the outcome OF
purchase made by Benjamin Barnett
who has been identified with many iof'
and apartment house operations IN tGis
city. He has bought the four story
building at No. II West 25th street, on
a lot 25x9S.9 feet. title to which STANDS
in the name of Mrs. Georgia r. Smelling.
The parcel lies between the Townsend
Building. at the northwest corner OF
Broadway and 25th street, and the TIM
ity Chapel property, and Will be I'M
proved with loft building, probably
twelve stories high
William 4. White & Sons have placed
s., S26. 900 I'm loans. Those of Sloo'oVo
or more follow: For the 40 Fourth
Avenue COMPANY building and perma-
nent loan OF $500, 900. at and per
cent 10 erect a sixteen story building at
the southwest corner of Both street and
Fourth avenue; for the Alison Company
s125. 600 at per cent on No. l53 to l59
West 18TH street. seven story lofts; Tor
Charles H. Hoffman. 100000 at per
cent on Nos. 80 and 80 West 2lst street.
twelve story lofts: for Baker. Carver *
Morrell. slOO. 900 at Az per cent, on the
southwest corner of Water street ana
Cocntics Slip. an eight story building;
al
pany. $4,000 on the block front on
Broad street, from Pearl TO Water. Ola
buildings; for II. Doctor, $4,000 at
per cent on the southwest corner or
l4Oth street and Seventh avenue, a seven
story apartment house and for the il
East 6Sth Street Company, loan OF
$500. 600 on the northwest corner OF 6hth
street and Madison avenue.
Other Sales Reported Yesterday.
Ennis & Sinnot have rcsold through
Moore Schultz & Co No. 40 West l45th
street. a FIVE story fiathouse on lot 5hoA
100 feet. between St Nicholas and Con-
vent avenues which they purchased two
months ago.
Harry Si"gcl has sold through Jacob
KOSFubaOm - tilISHU'h' q l''''l'H w.
3l2 West ll7th street. a five story nat
house on lot 26Sxlooii feet. between
Eighth and Manhattan avenues
Carrie n. Frantz, Of Wilmington, Del
is reported TO have sold No. ~ WATTS
street. a four story loft building on Tor
oIXsO feet. midway between Hudson ana
Narick streets. to the tenant
The T. Dornberecr Realty Company
has sold for Edward Pantlc TO Frank -.
Wagner the five story nathouse NO i1l
Jackson avenue on lot 2jX77 feet
Tho Thompson-Starrctt Company has
been giycn the general contract for tn"
erection Of tho eleven story apartment
hous. To b. built on the site Of the old
Marguand mansion, AT the northwest cor
nor of Madison avenue and 6sth street
The building will be erected for cor
poration known as the No. - East sixty
eighth street Company, formed by Her
bert Lucas. who Is architect for the build
ing Besides the MarQuand dwelling
house. the site to be improved. mcasur-
ing 100 5xIa0 feet. includes tho Goodwin
and Ward houses The proposed building
with the land will cost more than VI
2J00o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Monday, July ~,
1912.
ARRIVED.

steamer FL Mundo. Galveston July -. 70
the southern Pacific Co, with mdse' fasSeu
I'm Quarantine at $40 m - a., .i,
steamer Chesapeake. Baltimore, 10 tne
SavC York and Baltimore Transportation 20;
with mdse Passed in Quarantine AT ''"o
q m. ~, >,orant Iuiy
81 70 the Cunco Importing co. with - pas,
sengers and run. arrived a. Wv
steamer America GtaD, Genoa July 10, 20
uaTtGrid CoIarl G co. with 173 cabin ana
/ S1S stecraRe passengers and mdse for Ne"
York: 12 cabin and I9i steerage passensr,
and mdse for Philadelphia. AriFeu Al '"'
% steamer Calabria CBr), Leghorn July ,
Nnples IL and Palermo H. TO H"nueI"""
Pros. with cabin and iS' stesr o. y" q n
srrs and miso Arrived at the bar al o'"V
Steamer Main CGerD, Bremen July IS. "a
OOrlchs & co. with passengers ana "'"S'
Pa sscd i'm Sandy Hook AT 100 NJ "a ,
! steamer Iroauois. Jacksonville July :" ahI
Charleston % t. the Clyd" IS CO. WItn Pr
scngers and mdse. Passed in quarantine
~ Steamer industry CBrD. Trcnos hyres July
| G and ST Lucia % to Norton Son: WIN
J Iinserd Arrived at the Bar al ll;'o vi
steamer Manchioncl lNorl. Port Maria
( Julv 20, Mon.ogo Bay 90 and Port Antonl'
-. TO the United Fruit CO. Win pdHA
! ge-s and mdse. Arrived at the bar "' 81
steamer Annctta tRr, Port Morant july
90. Kingston ana Port Antonio -. 10 w.
| Atlantic Fruit co. with tul' "'''e" ~
| the Rar al 20 n. st. IN
steamer Athinai ,Groekl. PirTus July ~
G,-. hion and KLAMATH II. Patras ~ ana "a
| lcrn,o Il. 60 y \ Galamos. with - caoln
ana 1t4o storage passengers ana mnsc'
| Arrived at the Bar at ~ p IN l2sin,. &c g.
steamer Main 'Gerl. bremen JuiH, -. w
Oolrlchs 6 20. with ~ cabin and o." s'e.I
! ago passengers and mdse for New York, ana
! IA cabin and &c Storage passengers l
/ transit Tor Baltimore. Arrived at the Bar
sicamt~ Gladcstry CBrl.. Rosario. VIII
] S.oo,,nr Conous. New orleans July -. "a
! tho Southern Pacific CO. with passenCe 5
| ana mdsc Passed in sandy Hook ~ '."'
! sandy Hook y = July 90 $50 p m-Nind
/ cast. Hight breeze: cloudy. smooth goa
SAILED.
| steamers Princess Ammo. Norfolk ana nv. Nv
| port News. Coppcnam" tDutchD. D'nri1iIa
I>cnnebcc Perth Nuiboy for ----: I"Iicctloh'
-: Kylortromc tBr). Grindstonc Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

schmitz & Euienstein, Inc. to Henry waes-
er; 500.
Edw Friedlander TO Samuel Horowitsi 81.
Sophie Zetsche TO Helene Gecks; $500
Herbert y TwT.er TO VIM ii Rolstou and.
ano exrs; S1S,0y
VIM II Rolston and ano to Dry Dock Cav.
inss Institution, $4,000.
Adelheid Loub 10 Bella Hahlo; $5,oca
Emily II wilkins to Benz Blossom and ana
trustees; $4,000
Geo keiser to Eliz Doolng e azss);
s76o
Title Guarantee & Trust Co 70 eauE.rtles
Savings Bank; so. 900.
Same TO Thomas + OConnor; 5000.
Lawyers Title Insurance e. Trust Co q
Lawyers Mortgage Co; $50 900.
Mary 2 stoky 10 Jennie Albert, s220o,
Jacob " Ieonhardt to Charles Dorm; 81 CO.,
Lily Churchill ct al. cxrs. to Lily W Church
ill et al, trustees; $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
TRADING IN THE REAL ESTATE MARKET
Builder Buys Parcel 18th Street, Near Broadway as SIG
for Loft Structure
s2.825 900 PLACED IN LOANS ON VARIOUS PROPER II

plot on the south side Of DIST street, loo
FEET east Of Twelfth avenue. for the AS
tor estate to the Street Cleaning Depart,
meIl City of New York, for. term OF
years; also the second loft, No - FaI ,,
and first loft, No 10 West 14th street
to Brockman Brothers, for term Oh
Moore e. Wyckoff have leased to the
Irving Press, publishers, the tittn aye ,!i,'
ing. at the northwest corner or 4otn
street and Fifth avenue. also In the SAM
building, to Davis & Carlson. the flftn
avenue front on the fifth floor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
M anhattan
with name and address Of lenders attor.
ney)

Manhattan.
| GOERCk ST. 100. 1867 II n Of Riv1ngton
| ~, 2ox9S.lO June g. 1905; Max and Jennie
Goldstein ct al to Hy w schutt gdn; $4,000;
| address, I'D Broadway.
lTH AVE. 2l0S, n W cor 12Jth ST. 25xIO0.
Feb %, 1905; Hudson Realty co to Franklin
savings Bank. 100000; attorney, Wilson N
1ST ST, s. 30s IT of Avenue A. runs
l5.4x W 15x 65.S TO LIST st X e IS to
beg; July %. 1909; Bernhard and Mar ,aret
Boosmann to Frederick Einberger; 81 500:
attorney, George Costsr. Ills Castlehill ave.
BID ST, 40 and AZ East. 50x9s9: April IS,
1el2; William II and Julie w seaich to
broadway Savings Institution; 10000; at
torney, Richard Il Kelly, 40 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY: April 80. 1904. same
TO same $50, 900; attorney same as above.
32D ST, 81 East. ., 2ox9s.9; April 2s.
1912; William t Seaich to same; x35 900;
attorney. same as above.
36TH ST. 41S West; mtg on lease; March
H. 1912; Louise Hastings TO Loewers Cam
West 42d St
GOTH ST. s. 70 TT Of 10th ave, 25xroo5:
Aprii 20, 1887: Philip w and Elizabeth
wyatt to New York Life Insurance and Trust
10. sls.ooO: attorneys. Brewster & Feiner.
10TH ST. n s. 1f2 IT e OF Riverside Drive.
| 20xlO0.11; Nov (. 100; Benedict w Chees.
man 10 otto Horwitz; $4,000; attorney, Title
dI InsTti ca and Trust Co. 17e Broadway.
COLL; Feb 10. 1905; William and and ann,e y
Grant to Anna NJ Underhill; IS 900: attorney.
Abram Underhlll, 90 Pine ST.
13lST ST. 21S West, 1eSx99l1; Nov -.
lDOS; Jefferson and Cath rine Deevy 70 Ar,
thur II Van Brunt; $1,000: attorneys Joline
Larkin & Rathbone. 81 Wall st.
Tho Bronx.
ANTHONY AVE, W g. 80 II n OF Minerva,
Pl, 2JxI00; Dec 5, 1902: Dorothea E.sis toi
Eleanor b Brown; $500; attorney, Edw r,
Brown, Is Wall st.
SAME PROPERTY: Feb Is. 1907: same "a
Cloda Boekelman; $4,000: attorney. Titlsl
Guarantee and Trust Co, 178 Broadway
BRYANT AVE, cor Lafayette ave
runs 200X W 95x 10Ox W SIX 100 10 n a
Lafayette ave 100 to beg; Jan rs, 1909 4
Bronxland Realty co to John II scudder;
IS. 900: attorney. Oliver r Davis, 1910 Sd ave
BUTLER PL, 3 q, rs II n e Of Green avs,
2S.8xl00: Sept s. 1911: Caroline Haas toI
Christian Mottzen; s., 900; attorney, Power,
275S walker ave. !
PARAMOUNT PL, $50. 5 5, 1914 II Q Of
Grove ST. 26.sx95.s; July 25. 1906; Olga HIM
TO James r Hunt; $3.50; attorney jacob
Rabnoyitz, 90 Park Row.
KELLY ST., 9 s. so fl W OF Avenue 81 John !
% 9k73 8x25xl00x95.e; Oct -, 1901, MARY
Levitan to Augusta Levy satisfied Of record
without production OF mtg, by order supreps |
Court Justice l. A 0iegerich; $4,000; attor-
noy. Nathan Friedman. 800 Broadway.
LOTS 162 and 1913. amended map pst. !
portion Gleason property. oath Ward, t,r. /,
gether with adjoining strip: Dec Is, 1eI0:f
Joseph and Anna A Pierson to Ferdinand G
Bamman and Bank OF Washington Heights;
$4,000; attorney. Title Guarantee and trust
Co. 176 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
MECHANICS LIENS.
JULY 20.

JULY -.
AUDUBON AVE, S9I; Philip Gold sgt
Holmen, owEor and contractor: 1928.
MORRIS PARK AVE, W 9. 100 Il n Of 1sOth
r.. Io0xICo; Bronx Sash and Door Co sst New
York. Wetschester & Boston Railroad Co.
owner Snare g. Trieste Co. contractors; SIS.
PIKE ST. 40 and 81; Leonard Kisl Gnc) ast
Morris Levy, owner and contractor; s4S 81.
LUDLOW ST, 90: Harry Senft ast Charles
Karg. owner; Pasqusli Scalfaro, contractor;
$50 IS.
FULTON AVE. 1919 to 1877; Frank scolsro
agt Bethel Construction Co. owner and con-
tractor; Morris Frankel, contractor: $500.
VERNILYEA AVE, Q Z. 100 II n OF Elmer
son at. 105xio0; NJ Alteri & Sons ast Allen
Construction Co owner and contractor; $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
LIS PEN DEN S.
JULY 20.

JULY 20.
BATHGATE AVE. 9 s. 15A8 X OF 1sIth
st. 25xeo: Rosa Schleissner ast Bridget CantI
well ct al (fore closure Of transfer OF tar
LEM: attorney. Jacobs.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1892; Fred schoonr
admr. agt Alexander Schmidt ct al tscuon
20 cancel ieed); attorney, J Pepper.
PELHAM AVE, s 9. f63 II OF Arthur
ave- 5O.llN9s5 Marie l. Collins. sdrrx. agt
Timothy Mahoney ct al foreclosure OF nts)t
attorneys Mitchell g. Mul,sn.
9TH AVE, 2123 Mary Gerashty agt Fredi
erlck " Edelstein et al foreclosure OF mts)t
i43D sT' i0T and 100 West; HeIeni Fui6
sgt Emblem Realty Co OF al foreclosure OF
mtg); attorneys, Kurzman & Frankenheimsr
2f2D ST. SIS, 100 II OF katonah ave. 10Y
100: PAPA st. n g. e6 Il OF Mount Vernon
ave 242. 0xlT52x iVreg; q3sth st, Q. IT'S ~
9 Of Katonah ave. lot 10 Is, map OF DukS
Manor and other property In Westcnestrr
County: Herman Heidelberg agt BronA
Heights Land Co foreclosure Of mts)i astof'
ney NJ Davidson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30

District Of Columbia, Maryland and Eastern
Pennsylvania. fair to-day and Wednesday
light 10 moderate winds. mostly northwest.
For Eastern New York. New Jersey and
Delaware generally fair to-day: Wednesday
fair: moderate winds. mostly northwest.
For New England. generally fair to day, e1-
cept showers near the coast. Wednesday fair;
moderate west and northwest winds. except
north on tho Maine coast
For Western Pennsylvania, fair to-day. un-
settled and warmer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
HIGH WATER
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Naderand. reported as 497 miles east
Of Sandy Hook at noon yesterday, is expected
to dock Wednesday forenoon.
Steamer Kronprinzessin Cecilic. Bremen,
Southampton and Chorhourg. reported by wire
less telegraph go miles cast OF Sandy Hook At
noon. Dock about 3 y m Tuesday.
Steamer KONG Albert Bremen and BoulognH
for Now York. reported by wireless telegraph
5o7 miles east OF Sandy Hook at noon Dock
about s m Wednesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
LARGE SIXTH AVENUE LEASE
Building at Corner of 3lst Street
Rented for $4,000 Yearly.

Mailer Brothers. who have conducted
a store under that name at the south
west corner Of Sixth avenue and Slst
street, lately have leased the entire
building for term of years to Bernhard
Jacobson. formerly shoe buyer for Gin
bel Brothers.
While the store, as heretofore, will be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
IT-T Y ~

july ~.
AMSTERDAM AVE 1921 and j123, srouhio
floor. etc; John johnson 10 Morris GorLdn
and ano: Is yrs 10 mos from aug j. ''i-
81 500. address 40 West 18TH ST.
AMSTERDAM AVE, 1876 TO 1880. GROUND
floor and basement: Louis Cngrlch ana
ano indivs and exrs. 10 Corn Exchange BANK
10 yrs from Feb !, 1919; So'2'o; address, -
William st ,,.,,,t,
t ID AVE, 97G. store and basement; william
Strohrmann to Gzclla hoffman,; yrs from
July l. 1912: $3.50: address, oIo "a ave A..
ooD S'r 263 West the land; Kath 7 Moore
TO Mary x Bernsirom; u yrs from Aprl l.
1913: Sass address, Westwood. j..
I'D ST 35l West. the land: kath ] moore
IaI3. 500. address. 482 Convent ave
e2D ST. 3j3 West. the land: kath ] Moore
TO Juliet T. Kindlund: q yrs from April J.
1913: 500: address 462 Convent ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
LAMB TO HEAD ATLANTA ROAD.

Norfolk. Va. July 29-E. T. Lamb has
resigned as president and general man
aFer If the Norfolk southern Railroad, TO
become operating head of the Atlanta,
Birmingham & Atlantic on August !,
with headQuarters at Atlanta. Ga.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-30
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate sale was re-
corded Yesterday at the Real Estate tx
change salesroom, Nos. IA and 10 Nesey
street
BY Joseph =. Day.
10TH 81. 40 East. s. li5 II OF 90 ave,
o5xlOO H. q Sta tenmt and stores SOLO 10 tue
pIaiatiff for $26, l54