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New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
TO DESTROY OLD BONDS
Bank Note Company Has Built a
Crematory.

The American Bank Note company
p,sced IN operation yesterday at its new
n,aut at Hunts Point, in The Bronx
crenatorv for the destruction OF can
ce,le5 securities, the first ever built.
When a bond issue natures and the oonos
are called in and redeemed 1t is the duty
of the treasurer Of the issuing corporation
70 have the certificates destroyed lie
orders a subordinate to have the oohus
burned, and this is, of course usually
done But occasionally 1t has been found
that a few of the worthless bonds nave
been held out by the employe and hno
their way into the hands of purchasers
It is to make leaks" like this impos-
sibIe, and to provide an additional sate-
guard for treasurers OF corporations that
the creamtory has been constructed FOR
their responsibility ends when they have
sent TO the crematory the package of Sc
curities which 1t is desired to have de-
stroyed and have received from the bank
note company a duly signed and wit
messed cremation certificate" beginning
This is to certify that we have this DAY
DESTROYED the following securities py
burning the same to ashes"
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

t-4,, Nuller 10 Jacob jung; ST.. ,a
Tared " Peil to Lillian 3 Woodruri So,ie
sanford II Steele gdn, 10 SANFORD ~ 9'ee'e'
exr: $1,000 49,. t1.-,u ana ann. sc Is1
pnht g Fulton 10 Harriet y Potter; g. A..
tIlcn Mcdonald to Jacob kupper'' "'
$4,000. ~ 49, 90 povs. Club:
$4,000. - ,N,,x to Ksth
Kath Ht 4 McArjio to Title Guarantee 4 rru's
Co. $1,000. =, r,~o,,-xolI .. al
T. Emma HSi' Kingsman to Diedrich sohsrnlns-
g,rlners Loan & Trust Co, sdn. to Audrey
s,rnc fo Vim y Cromwell: s.. 600.
Nora Construction 90 10 Freehold Cohs'roo-
tion CO.. 800 A., u,h-..
500 r = naughty.
sis.O76 30. r.. a. r.coh
DohrInann: $3.50. -, =, 0-..
LAWYERS Mortgage co to Christine OPEN
hvrn and ano. trus: 5000. 49, .~,
same TO Poughkeepse savings Bank; so,"o
Sanford II Steele exr, 20 Manuracturers
Trust 90. 81.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
MORE |. & N. STOCK LIKELY
Directors Expected to Authorize
Large Increase day.

The directors OF the Louisville & Nash
Vile Railroad Company are to hold a
meeting here to-day if quorum can be
obtained. and 1t is expected will author
ize a large addition TO the capital stock
now $50, 900, ,00o-perhaps increasing 1t by
3AOo0O,000. Recent reports that part OF the
new stock would be used In the acquisi-
ton of the St. Louis Southwestern Rail
way Company were denied at the Louis
Vile & Nashville Offices few days ago,
but still are current. and are now to the
effect that the Cotton Belt ROAD will pass
under the control of the Nashville, Chat
tanooga & St Louis, which is controlled
by the Louisville & Nashville.
The Memphis report that the Union
Belt Railway and Terminal Company Of
that city was to be acquired by the Louis
Vile & Nashville and the Burlington from
the Iron Mountain road is discredited
here.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29

feet on the east side Of schenectady
avenue. 237 feet north Of Avenue "
The Meister & Bache Realty Company
purchased No. 9S1 Baltic street three
story front and rear tenement houses
on plot 25x100 feet.
studwell & Burkhard sold No. s12 Bed
ford avenue. a three story building, on
o5-foot lot, to Mr.. Brocklehurst, VINO
intends to remodel the building Tor pusl-
ness.
Senator Barth 6. Cronin bought for
his occupany the dwelling house at tne
northwest corner Of Colonial Road ano
SD street the Crescent Hill section OF
Bay Ridge The property consists or a
house and seven lots. The price palu
was about $4,000.
Irving L. Ernst, president of the Nortn
American Distilling Company, purchased
the house and four lots on the nortn side
of s2d street, 140 feet east or Narro"s
avenue, for $4,000. This house was
among the first built in this Crescent
Hill section and formerly was owned oy
C. C. Valentine.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
THE COTTON MARKET
Nervous, with Heavy Sales,
CLOSING Irregular.

Nervous excitement in the cotton mar
xe. accompanied evidence that some OF
the large trade interests were putting
their fingers in the pie. AT times large
blocks changed hands. and spinners We're
credited with getting in around lesc Ior
January. The market was quiet al 'he
start. opening to 9 points down. anu
during the morning no particular ten
dency was shown. "A little after iniuua''
however, selling orders came in ana
pressure became heavy. Between lo''oo
and O.75c for January, however, there was
sufficient support to firm the market up
and active months gained a few points.
The close was comparatively steady, net
2 points up to points lower than Tues-
day. Southern spot markets were 1sq &c
lower, and the local market showed d
loss Of points. to 1125c for midohhs
upland. Local contract prices: ,
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Wednesday, Au-
gust %, 1912.
ARRIVED.

Steamer Oceanic OBJ, Southampton and
Cherbourg August 81 and Queenstown %, to
tho White Star Line. with BOG first cabin. 20
second cabin and 200 steeraga passengers. mails
and mdse. Arrived at the Bar At 1858 IN.
Steamer + Tietgen dam, Copenhagen Au-
gust Is, Christlania 10 and Christiansand IL -;
tD Funch Edyc & Co. with 265 cabin and @9o
sJeerage passengers and mdse. Arrived at the
steamer Carpathia CBr). Trieste August =
FuIne 10. Patras IL. Naples 10 ana GloraIta
is. to the Cunard SIS co. Ltd, with PA cabin
and 1888 stcerage passengers and mdse. Ar
rived at the Bar at 440 W
Steamer Delaware, Philadelphia, 20 the Clyde
SIS co. with mdse. Passed in Quarantine at
Steamer Currier, Matanzas Angus, 20. to
HouIder. Weir & Boyd Qnc), with molssses
Arrived at the Bar at 7:o5 m, 9th.
Steamer Annie (Br), Buenos Ayres July ~
via ST Lucia August 10, TO Barber Co Win
mdse. Arrived at tho Bar at midnignt, -th' ~
Steamer Chalmette, Galveston August Il. 70
the Southern Pacific Co, with mdsc. bt
Quarantine at 6:ls m. .,, -
Patras y. Palermo IA and Algiers IL. to Phelps
Bros & co. with 1ss cabin and s12 steerage
passengers and mdse. Arrived at the Bar al
- m
with railroad ties. 10 tho Havland Lumber
co. Vessel 10 the New York and Porto hico
Steamer Thames (Br) barbados August u,
Trinidad IA. Sayanilla H. Cartsgena II, Coon
20 and Kingston %. TO Sanderson & son WIN
Go passengert mails ana mdse. arrived ~ '''o
Bar at . y m. 9th. -
Steamer Brenen Ger. Bremen August !,
and Boulogne Is. TO Oelrichs g. co. with -V'
first cabin, 32s second cabin and JpZ TteerhSn
passengers and mdsc. Arrived al the Bar at
Stc,mcr Madison. Newport News and Nor
folk. TO the Old Dominion So co. with passenm. ~
gers and mdso. Passed I'm Quarantine AZ -'So
y $1,000 -, %
Steamer Dinnsmare GtaD, IApari July ~
Naules August g. Faro and Lisbon. - Win
Indse Anchored IN Quarantine a. p M 80
Steamer Julia Luckeuhach. Ponce August 10,
Mayaguez H. Arroyo i6. Arecibo - and san
Jua n 90. to the fnsular Line, with rpdse
Arrived a. the Bar at I y m.
SANDY Hook. J. Aug rs 900 m" lno
west. moderate breeze; cloudy; light sea.
SAILED.
Steamers Orotava CRD. Bermuda: Msrahss
H3r). Perth kfnbov: Proteus. New orleans;
Philadelphia, san Juan: Ia Flsndre Dutch''
Antwerp: I,usitania (Br). Liverpool MAR
chloueal CNor). Port Antonio. Lucy Ntn'
Charleston: Flordc Fr). Havre: Tiverion tbr).
Philadelphia: Daphne (Nor'. Havana; Obidenss
CSorj. Port Antonio. Almirante tBrl. KINGSTON
Iampasas Galveston; Aurora CNor), baltifoors.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29

sales were few and far between In tne
reoI estate market yesterday. The pur-
ohose bv n we'll known New Yorker
whose name was not mentioheo' Va
tract OF 225 acres in Queens FOR improve
ment as a country estate, was the prih-
c,naI item of Yesterdays realty transac-
tions The tract, which was acduireu
through Worthington Whitehouse, fronts
on the Jericho Turnpike and WoodDui'
Road Woodbury., and comprises the estate
~ Or George Evans. containing l2o acres
with buildings: the Benjamin Piauet os-
tate Of seventy-flve acres, and that Oh
Mrs. suzette Piquet. containing trlrt'
acres. These properties are all adJoinlhs'
The land is high and rolling, commahuihs
fine views, and e portion or the property
&c wooded. il also contains large pond'
The broker reports that this IS the largest
saIe that has been made in the town or
Woodbury..
About a half mile east OF the property.
on the Jericho Turnpike. Henry Rogers
Winthrop and Howard Page have recently
purchased farms, which they viii Improve
and occupy.
Practically all the hills in the West
bury and Wheatley Hills sections have
been improved rs country estates anu
the Meadow Brook set is now gradually
buying further east. Woodbury. is two
miles southeast OF the Syosset station
and about one mile south Of Cold Spring
Harbor station.
The imposing marble banking Office
structure which stands on the site OF
the former a. T. Stewart homo at the
northwest corner Of Fifth avenue and 3ith
street will undergo another alteration,
the third in lve years. Plans were FLED
Yesterday by McKim, Mead & White for
tho removal Of the show windows on the
3ith street side OF the building In order
to comply with the municipal order for
the removal OF Illegal projections beyond
the building line. This change is esti-
mated to cost $500. The first alteration
came about by the widening of Fifth
avenue, when II became necessary TO
make away with a row OF marble columns
and its marble stair entrance on the ave-
nue. side OF the structure. which IL owned
by the Knickerbocker. Trust Company.
The subsequent widening OF 3ith street
caused tho loss OF large area In which
were located basement stores
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.


Calcutta. Aug %-CoOrie Rr), New Yors via
Copenhsgen, Aug % Dismsnt tcer). View
York. ,,
T-renantle. Aug 26-Neuentels CGer,. New
YORK via Cape Town.
Bombay, Aug 2s-Wildenfels CGer). New York
Via Aden for Calcutta.
Sydney ". Aug 2T-saldanha sBrl. New
York Via 81 Vincent, G V. Cape Town. etc.
Fiume, Aug 2s-psnuonia (Br), New YORK VIA
Naples and Trieste
Rotterdam, Aug 2G-Storfond tNor). Ne" YORK
via - Michaels. Esboud etc.
SAILED.
Southampton. Aug Nsgdalens OBJ. New
Yorl, VIA Barbados. Colon. Kingston. etc.
Stockholm, Aug 2f-Wilkommen (Ger), New
csrisham. Au. 2b-Eliss Mari. CGcr,. New
Iquitos, Aug 25-Nspo orr. New York.
Hong Kong Aug 24--Athol djrJ, drom NoEo-
hama etci. New York.
Rio de Janeiro. Aug 2a-Tndisn OBJ, Port
Seville AUG 24-Luigi Clsmps GtaD New
cherbourg, Aug 2s. m-Kronprnzessin
Cecele Ger .rom Bremen and Southamp-
tom. New York.
Durham, Aug 27-southern (BD, from New
York via Norfolk. Auckland. Wellington.
etc.
Dunnet Head, Aug 27-Deu''chiand 'GeD'
Pantellaria. Aug 2s-Roranna Br). Calcutta
and Colombo for Philadelphia and New
scliy. Aug 2s-Gaiileo CBD. New York for
Hull.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
LEASES.

George Eeiman has leased TO Goodman.
Cohen ~ Co. who have for seventeen
years been at No. 213 Greene street 1900
square feet for a long term of years IN
No. III TO 127 West 9TH street, owned by
Israel Unterberg.
II. II. Hazelton and c. Y. Levy leased
for Schvab Brothers Of Switzerland. TO
r. Penloso, Nos. i75 and III West ?8d
street. two private dwelling houses. Oh
plot S2xl0o feet, for fifteen years. The
lessee will alter the dwelling houses into
apartments.
Hell & Stern leased for the Building and
Engineering Company. In their new build
ing. No. N to - West 18th street. the
eighth loft. for a long term OF years, TO
II. Jacoby & CO.
FR. Wood and the W. n. Dolson COM
p,ny leased the dwelling house. NO. no
West list street. for. Alexander T. Doane
10 James and Bertha Kowvsrich.
Charles g Kohler leased the dwelling
house. No Il Manhattan avenue for three
years TO william Leiber.
Peter Gnsely & Co leased the sixth loft
,n the building southeast corner OF sew
enth avenue ana lfth "'''' ~
Ralchien for ave years.
Iobn Y. s. Oddie and Mooyer & Marsten
rented for the Farmers Loan and trust
Company. trustees. No. c West 10Th street.
20 Edward w. G. Arnold.
Charles s. Kohler leased the store, NO
Il cathedral Parkway. TO Adolph LAnder
for three years and nine months. and tho
adjoining store TO Stanley l.. Daniels Tor
three years.
Louis schrag has leased for Sarah y.
Brown the dwelling house, No III west
9od street 10 Max Weber for term of
wears. FOR Agnes Lynch the dwelling
house. No. rs West I'd street 70 Etienne
David for a term OF years.
James L. Barry & co. have leased ,I, toT a :,
torn of years for the Pembroke kealty
can,nany the building on the southwest
corner OF lssth street and BroadTay. 6 sH, 70 70
be used as n calci for Ih9nas In,i' Leia,,o
The building. No. 1876 81. Nicholas avenue
for a term OF years.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
TRANSPORTED MAILS.

Destination and steamer. IN NJ l. -
japan. Corea, China, philippines -, 400
(via Victoria)-M Monteagle ..:;.; ;To-oay' o'''
Japan, Corea. China (via Seattle a.. .ao
-Teucer ..........-....' ''''. ~ ''
Hawaii, Japan. Corea, China WA A.. a.ao
san Francisco,-Shinyo MaIu. l0-ua'' '
Hawaii (via San Francisco)-Hon- on s.,o
Hawaii. Fiji Islands. Samoan
Islands. New Zealand. Austrahs N can
(vis Tacona)-Makura' ....,.: Aub' ''' Wv
japan, Coroa, China via Tacoma' Of gao
Panama Maru .......,....' aug o'' Wv
Hawaii. Guam. Philippines VIA Sah a. Am
Franciscol-U S Transport aug "A' WV
Hawaii. Japan, Corea, China, Pnii-
ippines (via San Francisco)Ss., e.ao
Mic
Hawaii (via san Francisco)-e. r k.so
sierra ...............
japan; gado cSIeS Ms, China Nia Sept. g. s:ao
Japan. Corea, China, philippines - e.en
(via sesttle)-Minnesota' ....;.SeP" ~
Tahiti. Msrquesas. Cook ISLANDS.
New Zealand. Australia (via san "a e.ea
Franclscol-Tahiu ..... .:.'. .'Sep- 10 WV
Hawaii, Samoa, New Zealand
Australia (vis San Frsneisco)e,. "a a.eo
Ventura .............''.'''' ''''''
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST IS

roth ST 81 10 821 west: John p Levtns
ast T.uis Strauss owner. Irving VI Book & Co
contractor: Sfo0. -
aldtue NJ Brosscau. owner and contractor
$500 40 49, u.
IENOX AVE. e. 76i1 n Of l2lst 81
25xiOO: Louis Roskin agt Bernhard Goldman
and Bertha Bertnick. owners; J Braunstein &
Co contractors Sj3S %. -
90 ST W cor % ave. y; Adolph
roewenthal aet George F Johnson, owner IRE
uewaD: $40 o. ~,
1OTH ST. 10 and IL East: New Jersey Pipe
C1ay Products Co agt Lila Babbiu HYDE anl
clarence VI Hyde. owners; il n Oddie' IT. con
tractor; tl.565 20. -,
1857 sT. 6Oi West: Louis Shapiro as'
Leo r Alton, owner: Upper West launderer'
Co contractor; 5000
% II. ! Kresse 60 agt Louis Strauss, owner
irwin n Rock x 90. contractors; s.. 100.
19UrH ST. 66 Fast: United PIumnlng supply
tractor. sig1
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
The following bankruptcy petitions were file
Yesterday In the United States court:

The following bankruptcy petitions were ned
yesterday In the United States court:
ALBERT BECK, living at No. 1856 Seventh
avenue, who managed a theatre at No. 1912
Webster avenue. fremont, from May to July
g. Voluntary Liabilities, $16.54S; no assets.
LEVY BROTHERS & SONS. firm com
posed Of four partners-Louis, Harry, Hyman
and Louis Ievy-wholesole and retail station
ers. at No ~ Maiden Lane and No. 80 Fulton
street. Involuntary. Judge Hough appointed
Charles L. Cohn receiver Liabilities estimated
AT $40 600; assets. $1,000.
DAVID LONSHEIN and ABRAHAM FALL
lex who compose the 1rm Of Lonsheln &
Falick. dealers In furniture, al No. 158 Essex
street Involuntary. Judge Hough appointed
William Blau receiver. Liabilities estimated al
si2 600: assets $1,000.
JACOB TTKTINSKY, salesman. OF No. AL
East Houston street, formerly dealer In
taIlors' trimmings. Voluntary. Liabilities,
a, ,9c9; assets. $135
JUflA RosH, Of No. 80 East Goth street.
Voluntary. Liabilities. SI0,f22; assets consist
ing OF lot in East 174th street, value un-
known. ,e-
East 18TH street. voluntary Eaphlues' go
t2g assets $605.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
REALTY NOTES.

The loan of s25O,OcO reported YESTERDAY
made by the Title Guarantee and Trust
Company on the property No. 725 Firth
avenue was negotiated by lyor Bache
Clark.
n. Brigham Hall and William D. Blood-
good announce that Raymond Alpertson'
SormerIv with the Ernestus Gulick Com
nsnv Is now associated with them IN
n cir renfal department.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29

Manhattan.
HENRY ST. 2O1, 2ixS6 Aug 8. 1907; Henry
and Sarah Goodman TO Sabine Brueck; SlI,Ooo;
attorney, w Bennett. = Rector ST.
JAMES SLIP, l, $ W cor of Cherry st, 30 *
"a; Sept %. 1910; Minnie Carone to Broadway
Trust Co; $500 attorneys, otterbourg q
MADISON AVE- 1863. @ cor OF 1o6th st;
mtg ON lease. etc; Dec 26, 1911; Charles o Nal
Icy to JACOB ~ Kgppea ,ssa SSs?h I'd ave- SaVOV
10th ST, 151 East. 1s.6K1005; June 26 ls0s;
Milton Goldsmith to Mercedes Burllnson; sE,-
900; attorneys, Finch & Coleman. o2 Nassau
73D ST. 8. 175 It OF Park ave. 1s.ox1o2 2;
Jan Z. 1909; Abraham and Ida kassel 10 MOI MOI
G5TI 81 = i4S # Gf 80 ave % 2qzlGS;S pfn9SSy
OiTH ST. 316 East, 2Jx100.s; sept u l9o3;
George and Therese & Mofmann 10 en5ba I'd
+ Fuld 1870 East 10th St. 80 ,ooo. ..,,o 70
SAME PROPERTY; Sept l6, 1903; same 10 70
the so @ SHnss BaHF Te and
Trust CO. i35 Broadway. e., ave 1Oox
100 lSTH 6 ASI sri ,s i5s b? It Msrfs Gs seh@an
Josephine Schumacher; $500; attorney "
Cooper 90 Vesey st. ,.o pa,
S2l MsIa, APT o r asdfaSce igoS Ke5; eo oo attorney
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co. No
SANE SANE PROPERTY; Nov a. 1898; same to
same: $4,000.
The Bronx.
BRYANT ST 12J & Of fa$dlmsn ia$s st SG6 70
Rurt r and Carrie NJ Merriam ct al, comm ;
$3.50; attorney. + l. Barnard, "a Broad"as; Id s,s
4Oxi09 Jan IL. 1912; W o ConstTaeSion, 60 5,ov 70
the New York Trust Co; s2I'Joo; etloiho''
Frederick. A snow. Is Wall st. -, 1.7tb at.
o. i1x90: FEB 23, 1909: Richard W LaTrenGHs
TO Mary A Mellon: 5000; attorneys Muinai
e Delaney. 2O6 Broadway. 80 - 90 ,oto.
BRYANT AVE 1875. 25NlQO; aug 20, joip,
otto and Theresa Wehner TO huooII TS.t Co
$50: attorney, little Guarantee ana liue' W.
i'P 26TS 90 and 20. map 111s. Kingsbrtdgs keal "a
Estate cos auction sale May 20 l9Vt.u;Jutg "a "a
igO7. Michael Dowd and ano 10 maI,a ndn -,
tfToripa n and Clement Morgan; s2cOo' s9 sas9r
torncy Title Insurance ana Trust W. ~"
broST~$ss IST Ss blk b. map 111e, Dore Lyon prop
o-it, vVestchester; July 2. 1907; PatIiSh
S.Snoiy 70 Herbert ogden; $3.50; address,
s. rEIgR RdayfT AVE 1865. 9O1loO April 49, 9ld!
,i,S, Eaw SacI William TIeb, S9i East itsth St,
'Ly;:xTfXE AVE. s. "a. II r. OK is'tn -
-. '6@sLqo Aue 27 1910 Elizabeth NJ Mnnte Mi 20 20
WuIlAm r Mates; $1,000; attorney "'''"''
I Ni~ray. l41 Broadway ana =, Main
VNSTIfNGTON AVE. . s. lo = !" u iata.
- - / CClty island. S0xlOoi My o. a 90.
Charles I, Sana 10 Frank Joy7 neT Tp-ondTsy
ottorneye pliers & Abberley, 2u e'go ga y, of
WILKINS AVE CWiIkins pps % Nleli;
jennihng~ ana lena Fenbatt 20 Freehoid Son. q
.,Iction prctSi 90: 81 200; attorneys Shspr' 9
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
CoINERs BUSY IN NEW YORK
Said To Be Making Bad Half Dollars
and Sending Them Elsewhere.

Denver, Aug. 2S-That there Is plant
In New York manufacturing spurious
half dollars, which are sent to various
agencies throughout the United States, is
the confession made by lgnacio Mohcln''
nm Italian. arrested yesterday at Soprls'
near Trinidad. charged with counter
feltng. ...,. hoIf
Noncini declares the counterfeit nan uail
doiIors were sent out from the New York
headquarters Of the gang and that he had
been distributing them TO four othet
Italians who were arrested by q secret
snrNlca aEpnt.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29

Mortgage Co ast Louis Realty Co a. a, "a.
closure Of mtge); attorney, Nj q Ror,.sa. uoee-
COMMONWEALTH AVE- No i4z0.
Homann agt Martha Huebener ct All ,css1
closure s,l, Of mtge); attorney. P L Lahm. "''s-
weiser agt Jacob James ct al xorecosuuasssa Susssa-
mtge); attorneys. NJ & s Isaacs q
3D AVE. cor 1880 st, 9lx5s: rb..s.-
Wood agt Pocano Realty Co et al UosNg9e
sure Of mtge): attorneys. Phillips A. Av..see-
9TH AVE, Nos "a and 76: City Real Fs,...
Co agt Roscorn Realty Co ct al Cforeca!.sste Ls.ste
OF mtge,; attorney. II Swain. 'as
205TH ST, S, 59.3 II n w OF perr-
59.3x7s 1Ox irreg; Warren sammis a.. ave ave
$ Dean ct al foreclosure Of mtge); atto,..i's s.ais
W Sammis ''ney
DECATUR AVE. 8, 300 # 9 Of wooa,.
Road, 50x120 Alice Z Keller act assIn
ID Ambra (notice OF levy; attorney, ] san,s same
sky. Saph-
CRoTON AoUEDUCT. s cor ro.s,
Road, SO. 11x11ss: Richard Fl Thibaut Is
agt Juiette Construction Co et al Cact,ori ing, y.
foreclose mechanics iien). ATTORNEYS phi, ~
Beekman. Menken & Griscom '0n
PARKER AVE, e s. 2373 It OF Cas.l. u,,
ave, 60Xl0O; Diene Geissel agt S Alvin p,.a ai
ct al foreclosure Of mtge); attorney, W r
BROADWAY, cor 1880 st. so1,x,m.
George $ Runk agt Tomahawk Realty CO :,
al foreclosure Of mtge): attorney, F Hum.
mel.
RUTHERFORD PLACE, No /; wile,. =,
al agt David ID Jennings ct al (foreclosure ~
mtge); attorney, f l. Hall. VI
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS
AUGUST %.
VYSE AVE, e cor Of 172d St Ioxloo. Man.
haitian Mortgage Co loans Mondschein & ~
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesrooms, Nos. IA and IS Vesey street:
by Joseph p. Day.
PINEHURsT AVE. 40 to %. n W cor 10th
az, 2O05 TO 1s0th 81 X 100; sty fats: sold
10 George Storm for S25s, 7tO: also.
AID aT 3O5 10 300 East. a. 100 n %
ave. Tbx1OO5, . sty loft bldg and sty brk
stable; adjourned to Sept H.
At The Bronx exchange, No. s208 Third
avenue:
BY d. p. Ingraham & Co.
140TH ST, 800 East, n 8, 100 II Locust
ave, 25xIO0: sty tonmt and store and i sty
frame bldg: adjourned TO Sept 4.
by J. II. Mayors
ARTHUR AVE. 2372. cor 1seth st, o5I
s5. .ax25xs54 vacant: sold 10 the plaintiff for
81. 300.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29

EDGECOMBE AVE, " cor 16eth st; FOR :
s,y tfnn ave- SsA'5S 9Sner 0 schsaek, % Park
ave and 176th ct, architect: $4,000.
The Bronx.
216TH ST. n s. l25 # OF Laconia ave; for
sty brk dwg. 2ox50; Dominlck Delo. %
Leroy 81. owner; " W Del Gaudio, 4ol Ire
mont ave architect: 5000.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. s. l2237 Z,
| II OF wilkins ave: for | sty brk theatre.
30 lsxl26I2; William T Sullivan. 1852 West
Farms Road. owner: Norman Lederer 134l
Southern boulevard. architect $4,000
NTH ST, n W cor Southern Boulevard; for
1 sty frame shed, 40x17; Fritz Schroeder,
1861 southern Boulevard, owner: Franz Wolf
gang 535 East nth street, architect; $500.
EASTCHESTER ROAD, 8. rs II n OF
Chester vt: for sly frame store and dwg,
Gillls Fitzpatrick, 1855 Barnes ave, architect
BUSH ST, Sc. 1886 It of Creston ave; FOR
two 2 sly and oo,o stti i., frame dwSs 22AS
vroeagd, 2ol0 Jerome ave, architect; total
MULiNER AVE W 3 1ss. 50 e o. Neil
Hahn & Moran, roo Morris Park ave. owners;
Henry Nordhem, 1857 fremont ave, architect;
MTLINER AVE- W g. 25s SO It n Of Neil
ave; for a 2ie sty frame dwg 20.6x20 y Moran.
Hahn q Moran. 700 Morris Park ave. owners;
Henry Nordheim, 1887 fremont ave, architect;
wi 'iWSYfHfiIIAMsBRIDGp RD. s. 1871 IT Of
Bronx and Pelham Parkway; ! sty frame dw9
owner: Henry Nordheirn. 1887 fremont ave-
architect cost, $500. ~ ,
EXTERIOR 81. 2gs fr OF loS1h ST., 81;
ises. owner. Hoppe & Dsube. $50 westchester
ave- architects cost s5, 900.
sty brk school, 200x9l: CITY. Of New York,
owner: c b J Snyder 800 Park ave, architect;
FIF,T DSTONE RID. W g. 81 II 9 OF Faraday
ave: sty frame dwg. 2tX46 Mary and Cath i,
crime Canavan. 81 linden 81. Yonkers; VIII
LoRiLIARD PL. W $. 479s It Of lssth 81
stv brk tenmt 32 88x7s; Flavins Improve
men} 20 Salvatore Fasany. 663 Crescent ave,
nresident. owners; NJ W Del Gaudio 4O1 Ire
mont ave, architect; cost. S2o'OoO.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29
Alto CONCERN BUYS SPACE.

The Thomas B. Jeffery Auto Company
has bought plot at the corner OF JACK,
son and Harold avenues. Long islahd
CITY. and Will erect a service sta tioh AZ
once. three stories high, OF concrete and
steel construction. and TO provide bO'Ooo
snna re feet of floor space.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-29

Highest temperature yesterday. 90 degrees
(at 10 a. m.): lowest SO: average. G2: aver
average for corresponding dat elast thirty
three years. II.
Local forecast: Probably showers to-day:
tomorrow. fair; light TO moderate variable
winds.