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The Lexington advertiser., 1912-09-27

The Majestic Range demonstration
at the Beall Hardware Co.'S. store this
week has attracted goodly number of
people. and some substantial sales have
been made. 1t is under the supervi
sion of s. B. Turrentine, the factory
expert and salesman from st. Louis,
who knows every detail of the range
and can perforce fully demonstrate its
many utilities and advantages. An in
teresting feature of the exhibit was
the ribbons bound with matches, eX
posed to the surface, to prove that the
Majestic ranges do not waste the heat
up the chimney but retains the heat
and thereby saves the fuel. A highly
interesting part of the exhibit is the
set of cooking utinsils which must be
seen to be appreciated. This So Ma
iestic ware is given free with each
order for range, this week only. Hot
biscuits cooked three minutes, and
coffee is served free all the week. .
T. C. Chapman. of Mathena, was a
business visitor here tuesday.
Mrs. G. r. Stokely and George
Robert, Jr., of Drew, arrived last
Thursday are on visit to her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. o. Stigler, in West
Fed.
Abner Ellington, of Pulltite vicinity,
was noted in business cicles Saturday.
S. F. Horton was among the numer-
Gus out Of town visitors Saturday.
Prof. ?. j. Mcclure, formerly con-
nected with the Holmes County Agri-
cultural High School and one of the
most capable educators in the state,
will take charge of the New Augusta
High School for the ensuing scholastic
year. we are informed.
Squire 0. F. Hosea on Tuesday tried
Dave Watkins. COL, on charge OF
carrying concealed weapons and snap
ping a pistol at parties and fined him
$25 and costs and gave him a 80 days
work sentence.
Fresh shlpmsntof Omega Flour.
Lipsey-Ooty Co.
w. W. Williamson, M. M. Truitt, r.
D. Dodd and son, r. E., Thomas Eu-
bank, Philipp, Emmett and Warren
Truitt, of Bethesda vicinity, were dis
cernible in court and business circles
Monday.
John Bailey and J. B. House, of Eu-
logy, were among the many Lexington
visitors Monday
J. B. Williamson. of Mcmillan 5,
handshook with Lexington friends
Saturday.
Nj. L. Weeks and Drs. M. S. Roby
and j. M. Gulledge, of Bowling Green,
greeted Lexington acquaintances Mon
day.
The Lexington advertiser., 1912-09-27
A TEXAS WONDER.

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles, removing gravel,
enres diabetes, weak and lame backs,
rheumatism, and all irregularities of
the kidneys and bladder in both men
and women. Regulates bladder trouble
in children. If not sold by your drug
pist. will be sent by mail on receipt of
90. One small bottle is two months
treatment, and seldom fails to perfect
a cure. Send for testimonials from
this and other states. DR.. <. W, Hall,
1926 Olive Street, st. Louis, Mo. Sold
by druggists.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
STOCK MARKET REVIEW
Prices Advance and the Closing
Records Gains.

The closing session Of the stock mar
ket for the week gave a pleasant final
exhibition Of strong undertone and left
range Of gains which encouraged the
bulls. The market opened with show
OF strength and trading assumed an
activity which brought some irregu-
larity, but prices in general held firm.
The movement broadened the trading
list, and toward the end of the first
hour there was an increase OF bullish-
ness that sent the shorts to cover and
forced prices to higher levels. Inc
specials showed especially good tone
and advanced easily. The standards
in the main were purchased, and In
Union Pacific and United States steel
there was an impressive strength that
carried sentiment to the buying side.
There was some question as to the KIND
Of buying behind the market, but
traders were favorably disposed to bet
ter prices, and there was little interest
exhibited In the bear side. except In a
few certain issues. While American
Locomotive held a strong position,
Baldwin Locomotive was heavy. Dur
ing the first half hour Atchison was in
clined to lower prices, but at the close
this stock had recovered and showed
gain. Peoples Gas was one of the
strong stocks. The equipment stocks
as a whole were thought to be In a
position ready TO show some strong up
ward movement If all conditions were
favorable. Corn Products touched
new high figure for the year and AS
ISOLATED Oil Of California scored an ad-
vance over it's sharp rise on Friday.
Near the close the market had a re-
lapse and prices sold off from their
high points. Bear selling aided some
profit taking in lowering prices, but
there appeared to be ample buying
strength to absorb all offerings and
keep quotations on a range Of improve
ment over Fridays final prices. There
were a sufficient number Of strong
features to give the market individu-
atty, though the volume of trading
yesterday represented only fair ac-
tivity, the total number Of shares being
261, 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS

5o84 WI"
for corresponding 1911
October 49, inclusive o25266 shares COT"
edwith98 shares n 81 period in 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20

THE MONEY MARKET.-Call money
unchanged. Rates, 4izq5 per cent: Time
money. supply limited. Rates, 6E pei
cent for sixty and ninety days, 5l2 pei
cent for four five and six months. Mer-
camille paper dull, limited demand: Rates
s per cent for sixty TO ninety days In,
dorsed and choice four TO six months
single names.
FOREIGN EXCHANGB.-Foreign ex-
change was very dull. Yesterdays quo
tafions; Demand, sterling, 4.S5S5Q4. $3.50
cables 4. $685.: sixty day bills 4s16oQ14. $40;
short francs, 5.l9% less Lie; short reichs-
marks. 94%4 plus 1-S2
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.--Boston par
Charleston, buying par, selling LILO per
cent premium.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver in Lon
don was steady at % 5-l6d, a decline OF
lied.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexic ex-
change on New York was quoted at 20lh,
unchanged.
SLyB-TREASURY.--T The United States
Sub-Treasury was a creditor at the Clear
ing House yesterday TO the extent Of $3.50,
SCI
BANK CLEARINGS.-New York eX-
changes 1896 134,l91, balances $50, 253 474: Bos-
ton exchanges 0565, 965, balances 1886
446: Pittsburgh exchange, S9,O64, 229; Phila-
delphia exchanges $50, l8,46S, balances w.
23z.5S2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
sex dividend.
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by w. n. Coler & Co., No. 43 Cedar
street)
ACCRUED interest to be added)

Coupons interchangeable. fRegistered. tCou-
pons. IRegistered and coupon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
FINANCIAL FIELD
Dull Markets in Europe, with
Prices Fairly Well Held.
nv Cable 10 The Tribune.1

BY CaDle 10 Inc IIlDuHc'J
London, Oct. 19-There was no activity
in the stock markets to-day, but senti-
ment was good and prices on gilt-edged
securities ruled little higher. There was
some depression In the Turkish bonds. put
others were firm. American shares were
in more favor, though trading was unim-
portant The closing was steady and the
average above parity.
Consols closed lie higher at 74A Tor
money and 70 5-16 for the account. Cana
dian Pacific closed z higher at H5%.
The premium on gold at Madrid was
sos. unchanged, and at Lisbon was L.
compared with II yesterday.
Paris, Oct. 19-Considerable realizing
was in evidence at the opening Of the
Bourse session to-day. Prices grew
steady later, and the closing showed some
recovery.
Three per cent rentes closed 221A CEN
times higher at SO francs Sl5 centimes
for the account.
Exchange on London, % francs Is cen
times for checks.
Private discount rate. 3la to 3% per cent
Berlin, Oct. l9.-Trading on the Boerse
to- day was inactive, but prices held firm.
Exchange on London, 20 marks, 5o1s
pfennigs for checks.
Money, 8 per cent.
Private discount rate, AZ per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20

Daily sales OF stocks and bonds on the
Stock Exchange during the last week,
with yearly comparisons:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
HANDY REFERENCE.
BOND MARKET SALES.

5000 U s OF Mex |
IS ........ 90
1000 Va did 6s B !
j & Co eff so
1000 y Y Cen AVS
1857 .......l05lz |
2OOO do AS 1860 1908
COCO Allis-Chal IS !
TT Co ctf.. 6l!5l
10000 do .......... 6les !
1000 do stamped 5SA .
10000 Am Smelt 6s. 1854 !
1000 Am T & T
col 4s... 1914 !
5000 do .......... SS1s .
1000 Ann ArbOr As 10 !
1000 Armour & Co
real es AVS 81
5000 A T & S +
gen 4s.... 9Iss ]
1000 do l955......l0S%< ]
5000 do cvt a
1860 ......l@b
1000 DO .......".lO6
1000 AT Coast Line
As ........ % |
5000 DO s20F. 50
5000 do l. & n
As .......... 10
1000 Bait & Ohio
gold 4s. NB |
$1,000 do ...-..... VIA
1000 Bklyn X TT - ]
Is ......".. " %
5000 do ....... Sl%
1000 Cent Of Ga
con 5s......lOll2 !
1000 Cen Leath IS 9o9s /
1000 Cent Pac LIST
Is .......... 20
5000 DO 31zs .s2OF 9OB
1000 Ches & Ohio
gen SIS. 9sss ]
5000 do ......... yyA I
10000 do cvt 4izs. So7s I
2OOO Chic B e. y
Iowa 5s...lO4ls !
1900 do joint a.. %ss
1000 c & East III
Is ........lO7 !
1000 Chic CT West
Is .....,.... hA
1000 c NJ & ST p
4iks r Z p1Oots I.
5000 Chic g. NV
gen 49,. 81
G0O0 DO 3}as..... S4k
1000 Chic X ] & z
gen 4s.. g4n !
1000 do ....... g412 !
1000 do col 4s... G9ss !
5000 do ......... 1914 !
1000 Chino Cop SIZE
1000 do ........lL9B !
1000 do ..........ll6
1000 DO ........lsO
5000 Col g. South
1st 4s..... S+is
1000 Della e. Hud
41ks ......i01
5000 Erie cvt Is
series A" 81
10000 do series b IS%
1900 90 .....,..., ~
5000 Gen Motors s -
I 6s......., S97s
$1,000 G b & w deb
Is ....,.'.. IVA
1000 do ......" II
1900 do .......... IA
5000 do .......... lIS
5000 do ......... l'13
1000 III Central Is
1858 ...... s5h
1000 do ring 4s.. 1874
5000 Insp Con Cop
Is &c I'd pd.109B
1000 do ......".llO
1000 do ..........n0h
1000 do ,......... 1l0A !
5000 Int-Met 4iss.. ab
$4,000 do .....". SlA
1909 Inter Mer NJ
4iks .....". 6sS ]
Total sales OF bonds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
FURNISHED by Williams, Mcconnell g. Coleman,
No 60 wall street.D
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MU-
NICIPAL BONDS.
Bid.Asked.l

FURNISHED by Zimmerman & Forshay. No. 3
Wall street)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
To the Merchandise Creditors Of
States Motor COmpany

The undersigned Committee OF ths Ms-
chandise Creditors OF United States Note'
Company has approved the Plan and ksree-
ment OF Reorganization referred TO 10 tns
Foregoing notice, and recommends 20 SAG
Merchandise Creditors the acceptsncs OK 80
plan and the immediate deposit Of nei!
claims under the same as provided Ia sslo
plan and IN the foregoing notice
Dated New York. October Is 1914
WI. IL. CROSBY,
q. I. CHURCH.
w. HERBERT RoBrSsoS.
BENJAMIN q. DEAN.
j. HENRY SMITH,
SIDNEY s. MEYERS,
Members Of Merchandise Creditorf ~onm-
mittee.
SIDNEY s. MEYERS,
OF Counsel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20

Additions madso this
ela No S 10 NOT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
Average OF Twelve Industr1als.
U. S. TREASURY FINANCES.

washington, Oct 19-The condition OF
the United States Treasury at the beginning
Of business to-day was: Working balance,
ss7, sol $50: in hanks and Philippine Treas
ury, s32, 263 O04: total OF general fund. SIG,
55G.31O: receipts yesterday. S2,30l, 1871; dis
bursements. $3.50. 4gT. The deficit this fiscal
year IS S5842, 94T. as against a deficit OF
$50. 342. 531 last year. The figures for re-
ceipts, disbursements and deficit exclude
Panama Canal and public debt transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
Quoted by Gilbert Elliott & Co., No. 81 wan
streetD
DIARY OF MOVEMENTS.

Brief record Of daily trend OF o'0eN'
during the week:
MONDAY-Pricss decline on Balkan w"
news. Closing irregular. -,..s
TUESDAY--Aiarket stronger ana p'"
advance. n.
WEDNEsDAY-Mark active and su""s'
Gains In leading stocks. Ana
and ignores declaration OF wH
Balkans. ,.,.iss
FRIDAY-Prices irregular. specs
make good gains. x~,Is,
SATURDAY - Dull market hs
price movements.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20

Tho Tribune has selected the following
hfteen railroads and twelve industrials
from the present leading listed stocks for
q special table OF averages, to be pub
ushed each day:
Atchison, Atlantic Coast Line, Balti-
more g. Ohio, Canadian Pacific, Chesa-
pealse & Ohio. Chicago, Milwaukee 81 st.
Paul. Chicago g. Northwestern, Great
Northern, Illinois Central, Louisville
Nashville. New York Central, Northern
Pacific, Pennsylvania, Reading, Union
Pacific.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

Total sales Of bonds. s1,113,ooO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
THE WEEKS TRANSACTIONS

New stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20

In the Industrial list only industrials
have been included. Most other Industrial
lists used for average tables arc mixed
with mining and public utility issues.
American Can, American Car and
Foundry. American Locomotive, Amerl-
can Sugar. American Tobacco, Baldwin
Locomotive. Central Leather, Interns-
tional Harvester. National Biscuit. Ma
tional Lead, United states Steel, United
Stntes Rubber.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-20
II N E B A G H K
DEUHEw ap sfRi II
nE liz, J. s. BACHE CO., i
S AZ Broadway. n. Y.
nfuInENn NOTICES.
.1,AIcAuATrD COPPER COMPANY.

AZ Broadway. october II, 1912.
At meeting OF the Directors OF the Anal
nnoated Copper Company dividend OF one
"a one-half per cent. 1h%) was declared
kyable November 26th, 1912. TO stockholders
Z record on the books Of the Company as OF
A. IL MELlN, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24

$3.50: $3.50 address. assi Broadway ,o q,
% AYE s Mary eGT Wood Of 20 20 smsSsnt r.
dustrisl Savings Bank. 81 ChamossIo a. 400.
prior mtg $1,000: Aug 22; "; L,oUo'
attorneys. & O'Gorman, OIL |"S"''
ID AVE, 1853, 25.s1S4; Katharine VIE. VIC
sendanger to Title Guarantee ana Is so6 sd.
Aug %; due. etc, as per bond; *l2'oo"' 'N
lot iOTH 4 AVE, IS, lot 81, map Glass House
Farm, 24sx10o; Andrew and George n
Rohr 20 Emigrant Industrial Savings bans'
81 Chambers st: Aug 25: D yrs SI,oVo' as
torney. Title Guarantee and Trust CO. l'o
Broadway.
Both ST. n $. 7s It OF Lexington ave
l97x9s.o; & c Realty co to JShn das he%, Tob
10 1914: 8 per cent; 81, 925: attorney Law, L"o
vers Title Insurance and Trust Co. loo
18TH ST. 1s3 and 1875 West, 8 sty brk,
81 GyIOO.5. Amelia J Marlowe to Margaret
9 Magan. 1879 West 5S.h st; Aug 22 Cprior
mtg 100000; due as per bond: SSoooV
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l'o
sGTH sT. sS4 East 9 sty brk, s6xioo'ssi; 8;
Rose De Cano to McKeon Realty GO GO, oooS So
Maiden Lane; July 81 lprior mtg s2e 600,
Guarantee and Trust Co, 17s Broadway
i4oTH ST, $. 1901 IT OF Broao%sg'
william 3msts6 1rnian e sousre
Aug 30: due as per bond; $500; attorneys
Dulon & Roe Al Park Row.
Tho Bronx.
BROWN PL. 20l and 20S, 5oxa5; Max
Lipmcn and sno TO Lawyers Title lnsur
ance and Trust Co, 100 Broadway; aug
10; . yrs; s3i.O00: attorneys, Lachman &
Goldsmith. s35 Nassau St.
BELMONT AVE. n s. 272.4 It OF
Pelham ave. 1o0xs1.s; Realty Retaliation 10.
cent; $500; address. S7s Grand st.
PARAMOUNT PL. = S. 47.9 1t " OF
Marmion ave, old line, "a .11xo2.ax24 2xo2 IL
Robert Roberts to " Meddaugh DunninS,
bond; $500; attorney, Norris Berkowltz. l10
Broadway.
GRAND AVE. e. 200 IT n of 1s4th st.
II TX; Gustav Schwarz TO Ionn Schwarz;
July /; yrs: $1,000; address, 27o johnson
ave Queens County y Y.
KELLY ST. 967. 43.9xl00; 1s2d 81 Realty
(prior mig S35,00O) Aug 81: due as per
bond; $4,000; attorney, Title Guarantee and
Trus, CO. I7e Broadway.
nOTS 19i and 1872 map Samler estate
Edward Hizsnsy to Henry Berk. 2o6th st
and Sylvan ave; Aug 22; demand, per
cent s600; attorney. Charles Hoyer, on
West llth St
cetta Totero to Westchester County Brewing
co, Mount vernon n Y; Aug %; demand
4 per cent: 81. 900; address. Mount Vernon
PERRY AVE, es 20 II II Of 20bth q, 25S
100; Charles J Perry to Frederick sauter
sr. Great Neck. L 7; Aug 90: yrs, ow
per cent. $1,000; attorney 4 Ackor. 77e
Forest ave.
ROBBINS AVE, W ., 800 Il OF 149th
st, 50xl0O 10 Terrace pl; Cetbarina SchleieI
10 Katie Oetznan 3o3 East 18TH 81, and
ano: Aug 10; 3 yrs; $1,000; attorney. Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. 178 Broadway.
WASHINGTON AVE, cor Of l8stn ct,
t21K--: Corner Construction Co TO Green
wich Mortgage Co. 3ef East 149th 81: Aug
-; yr. Q per cent; $40 900; attorney, Title
Gusrsntee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
l56TH ST, $50 East, 20x96 10; Herman r
Drewes to North side Savings Bank 3230
Sd ave: Aug -; due az per bond; $500
attorney. Title Guarantee snd Trust Co,
l76 Broadway.
10TH ST. 8. 100 II OF Railroad ave.
JOXI0D; John II Buscsll 10 Mani ttan
Mortgage co. 200 Broadway: Aug %; due
as per bond $50 900; address. 200 Broad
Way.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
The Bronx.
LIS PEN DEN S.

1iTH ST. 71s to 732 East; Max haefner
agt Philip A Decker et al foreclosure OF
mtg); attorney. l. Wender. Jr
iST AVE, 1462; IgnatS sehwars agt Mar
l,us Eberhsrt (specihc performance; attor-
JACKSON AVE. W q. 1851 n Of l6oth
At fS.sx75: Smith Williamson agt Nellie II
Donohue ct al foreclosure or mtg; atoE-
3SsTH ST sT ss4 and sss East; Magdalene,
Nordmann agt Martin ODonneH et al
foreclosure OF mtg); attorney, A Se-
scheidt. 80
SD ST SIS fSo II OF Madison ave, isx
100 &: Mutual Life Insurance Co OF New
York sgt Alice " olcott ct al foreclosure
OF mtgJ: attorney. F l. Allen
iOsTH ST, IL East: Cornelia w Slade agt
Rose r Clements ct al foreclosure of mtg :;
attorney. s Robinson.
5STH ST, .. 3T5 T. " OF 1st ave. 3sxl36
Z irrez: 56th St g. 2968 n W OF 1st ave,
30 ix1349x irreg; two actions; Joseph
Buttenwlescr agt Century Bank OF the city
Of New York et al foreclosure OF two mtgs)
attorneys VI 4 Isaacs.
Sd AVE. 1927; william Hochstln ast
Joseph s Brown ct al foreclosure OF mtg ;
attorneys. Frankenthaler & Kaufmann.
BANTER ST. 125 and 1871; Hester ST. 1874
and 1875: Henry Arnheim aGt Otto Porence
ct nj foreclosure OF two mtss); attorneys
IcJman & Keogh
CONCOURsE. cor Belmont 81, lot is,
Woolf st al (foreclosure OF transfer OF tax
JANE ST. n s. 9T.5 II OF Washington 81,
28xs76: Isidore S Korn ct al agt George X
Louden ct al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney.
NJ : Cohen.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
SUM M ON s.

York-Harry Hoppenfeld. plaintih, assn,, ass,.,'
LYMAN Kantor Fisher Becker, LYMAN N as.
COLIN, Morris weiss, Mary Weiss. the rsi III
name Mary being fictitious. the -.
Christian name being unknown 10 pIs,nnss.is;
John Doe" Richard Roe" James ps poss
James Roe" Mary Doe ana Mary Eos
the said names John Doe" Richard ~
James Doe" James Roe" MARY Doe A., a..
MARY Roe" being fictitious. the real nam, ~,
of. said defendants being unknown 70 20
plaintlfr; Mollie Kohn, s. Hyman Co. hsu-r
Letter. New York City Railway Compamn ompa,n
Brooklyn Heights Railroad Company, Ito I,,.
g. Casey. William j. Young, Ahran al, ~
betkin Philip Liebetkin, Marx kuo",,f. ,,sf.
Marcus r. Lande, Harry A. Rubinskys DiL
tole Cont, Antonio Cont, Alexander Ds,n.;
BENJAMIN Splitter, Abraham Fisher ~, ~,
Rosman, Samuel fucker and James Biei'''
defendants -, ara
To the above named defendants: YOU S,,
hereby summoned to answer the coinPar
in this action. and TO serve a copy OF ,,Siu
answer on the plaintiffs attorneys va.
twenty days after the service OF ths "a IA
mons exclusive Of the day OF service sno .sr
casa OF your failure TO appear or a a a..
Judgment will be taken against YOU s Yam.
fault for the relief demanded IN the
plant. 80 ,o,o
Dated, New York, February %. 1914
ROSE & PUTZEL.
Plaintiffs Attorneys
once and Post Office Address
12S Broadway, New YORK 'W'
To the Defendant Mollie Kohn:- ,ss
The foregoing summons Is served upoSS ,hs
by publication pursuant TO an order v X
Honorable Edward J. Gavegan, Justics,
tiee Supreme Court OF the state OF ',hs
York. dated July 49, 1912, and filed on oh,,nt n
18th day OF July, 1912. with the cI,s coInp,rse q
in the office OF the Clerk OF the Count, -.
New York. In the County Court House D''
ough OF Manhattan. City OF New York
ROSE PUTZELp
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
New York City-s
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Harold Rosenthai TO Ray Bait; 800
John Creighton Real Estate and Trust CO
to Mortimer NJ Menken; $1,000
Sarah II Livingston 10 Theresa Kleindienst;
$4,000.
Hamilton Holding Co to New York Trust
Co; 500.
Mortimer NJ Menken to Title Guarantee and
Trust CO. $4,000.
Wolf Brand to Meyer Schreter; 81.
Adolph Koppel to Abraham Leipzig: "a. 500.
Realty Operating Co to James + Meehsn
CO. 81.
saul Bernstein to Sarah Kohn: 500.
James A Trowbridss TO George W Palmer;
$4,000
David Leesh to State Realty and Mortgage
Co: $4,000.
Henry Scheer TO Christian DotZert: $500.
Lawyers Mortgage Co 20 William V Leary
$50. 900.
Same to same: SIS, 900.
Same to Samuel NJ Schultz. SI7. 500.
Theodore Johnson to Herman Meitzeri
omitted
Alfred II Booth 10 Grace A Hallock: 81.
Max Gold to Samson Lachman; 500.
McKeon Realty Co to Fortunate DOnofrio:
$500.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
BROOKLYN SALES.

Henry Pierson & Co. sold No. $50 Pa
clfic street. near Bond street, three
story and basement brick house. with ex-
tension 3xloo feet. for Bette Johnson TO
an investor; also, No. $50 Sterling Pace.
a modern three story and basement stone
dwelling house. for Dorothea Bower to
an investor.
The Georgian Court, at Gates and
Franklin avenues. one Of the largest ele-
vator apartment hoyses in Brooklyn, built
q few years ago by the Eisenbach Realty
Company. was taken by the Henry Meyer
Building Company in exchange for the
forty-two Meyer houses in Flatbush re-
Gently reported sold TO the Realty Asso-
ciates.
Tutino & Cerny sold for John h. Bah
ronburg to william Lesnick for Invest
ment the three story business building.
on plot 195x10 feet, at No. JlG Fifth
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
FUNERAL DELAYED BY FIRE
Wind Blows Draperies Against Can
dies at Head Of Coffin.

Tie funeral of John Peck, which was
TO take place at o'clock yesterday AFTER
noon, was delayed by fire in the room
where the body lay. at No. 1876 First ave-
nue.. Policemen and undertakers carried
the coffin into another apartment and put
out the flames.
Many mourners, most Of them women
had gathered In the Peck apartment, on
the fourth floor Of the tenement house.
Some one opened a window In the room
where the coffin was placed. and the wind
blew the funeral draperies against two
lighted candles at the head Of the comm.
An alarm was turned in by pstrolman.
but the flremen found there was nothing
for them to do