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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-13
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York Daniel Brubscher, Plaintiff against
Julius Braun 81 al, Defendants faction No. -
In pursuance Of judgment OF foreclosure and
sale duly made and entered In the above en-
titled action and bearing date the 10Th dsy %
July. 1872. l. the undersigned the referee IN
said Judgment named, will sell at public suc
,ion al the Exchange Salesroom. Noe. Is J"
Vesey street in the Borough 81 Manhattan
CIV OF New York on the 22nd DAY Of Angus.
1912 AZ 10 o'clock noon on that day. hy Joseph
p Dsy Auctioneer, the premises directed n.
said Judgment 10 be sold and therein described
az follows: $500,
All that certain lot piece or parcel " land.
vim, the building and improvements thereon
er,c,ed situate lying and being In the Dor
oush Of Manhattan, CITY OF New York, ana
bounded and described as follows:
Commencing AT a point on the westerly size
n, the First Avenue. distant twenty-four f24)
feet nine co. inches Northerly from the North
vesterlv corner OF Twenty fourth street ana
the First Avenue: running thence westerly.
parallel with Twenty-fourth street one nun
Sr.d (io0l feet; thence running Northerli
nsrsll.l with the First Avenue, twenty seven
ioTI feet nine 90 inches: thence running
Eas,.rlv and again parallel with Twenty-fourth
Street and part OF the distance through party
vail one hundred 100 feet 20 the said West
,rlv side OF the First Avenue. and thence run
rinr Southerly along the said westerly side -
the First Avenue. twenty seven go ieet nln'
n, inches 20 the point or place OF beginning
said premises being known by the present
street Number 4l3 First Avenue.
Datad New York. July 10th 1872.
GEORGE LESTER LEWIS. Referee
DpyO & RAUERDORF, Attorneys tor Plain
I'M No. III Broadway, Borough or Mammal
tan New York city.
Ia sold; It's street number Is tiS First Averus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-13

4 sale and lease OF Fifth avenue prop
critics were among the small NUMBER ol
transactions reported in the real estate
market Yesterday. The Camolin Realty
Company sold to Elmer A. Darling the
property on the west side OF MADISON
Square known as No. DOG Fifth avenue
extending through TO No. ll26 BroadWa!'
covered by a four story business bulidins'
on plot 2Sx112 4X20x10l.7 feet. This was the
location for many years OF Theodore b.
Starr's jewelry establishment, and was
bought by Connick e. Marx, of the Camo-
lin Realty COMPANY less than two months
ago from Klein & Jackson. to whon' II
had been traded few weeks previous oS
the Starr estate for property on fourth
avenue. Mr. Darling. the latest buyer II
the owner of the Lincoln Trust Buiiuiile
AT No 2OS Fifth avenue and NO" li-S
Broadway. adjoining the premises ne mas
Just purchased
The lease Of the six story building OF
Iot 946x1OO feet. at No. $40 Fifth avenue.
has been sold by Nathan Sobel, through
the Cross 81 Brown Company 10 MIS-.
William r. Crocker. the head OF one oi
the largest mourning millinery houses III
New York. The Crocker establishment
IS at No 400 Fifth avenue. from which
address the concern will move 10 It's
new Headquarters after extensive altera-
tons.
Fred \. CARL sold for the Melvin
Realty Company TO an investor No %
Perry street. five story iiathouse' -"oN
llO feet. which recently was taken In part
payment for the Blenheim Court AT 81
Nicholas avenue and nth street Sm'th
& Phelps have sold the three story prlcN
dwelling house on lot l'XOoN| ieet AT
No. 5lS East 12lst street.
Hill & Stout, architects. have filed plans
for the erection OF Ave story building
and n three story extension OF lO'th
street. north side. 900 feet west OF Second
avenue. No go to rs. $685. xlooll feet 10
be known as the Union Settlement House
The buildings will be built OF concrete
with n facade of terra Gotta bricks. Inc
Union Settlement Association. OF when
Francis Brown. Of No ~ East lVth
street is the president are the owners
and the cost has been estimated AZ SIO.pp'
Crow. Lewis & WeckenhOcfer archi-
tects. filed plans for some alterations that
are 10 he made 10 Roosevelt Hospital.
The alterations consist Of removing two
windows on the fifth floor OF the hospital
and making one large one in its place; the
stair well. staircase and elevator shaft arc
TO be made fireproof. the ceiling In the
operating room is TO Re raised. and -four
new rooms are TO he made In the roof
house The cost has been estimated at
Sl5pO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-13

The Rickert- F1nlay Realty COMPANY Hd'
sold 10 Leon Noel of No. l56 Firth ave-
nue.. a large plot on the north side Oh ~
leigh road. between Park Lane ana eS.
Drive. Kensington. Great Neck MT Noe'
will erect Immediately on the plot mouse
costing about $4,000 from plans by WIZ
Iauer. Shape & Bready. Houses coS''"s
in the aggregate more than SloO'oU are
now in course OF erection at Kens.ngton.
The Woodmere Homes CONSTRUCTION
Company has sold to George ,. Woou-
ward a plot sOxl5o feet, in Linden street
between Central avenue and Cedar Lane
Woodmere. Long Island.
George b. Cranston has sold TO MT
Enslin. Of New York City, for Clarence
Mott his home in Mount k'sco, west
chester County. The same broker III con-
junction with NJ. =. Richards. also SOFA
the country place Of the Rev. Or. skene'
consisting of a house and eight acres at
Norwalk, Conn. to Mrs. Robert Keyes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-13

BROADWAY. q = A. lot 4. TAX map.
runs . go ~ = iiS { 10 o. sherman ave \ q
10 pt .o4t ~ lot ioor on curve 90 IN
broadway \ ~ 100 10 beg. Julius frank ~ al.
orrs Slgmund y Rosenhaum. 10 Broadway
sherman Realty 90. 2. william st; : part.
Aug $50 90. attorney, julius J Frank. -
william 50 .
LIsPENARD ST. 40 and g. 5oH9o Elois" .
Miles go Matilda r Haas. a. Powell ave. Sew
port u I. D aud . part. july 3, 81 attor
ney. Robertson Honey. = Rector -.
I.ENON AVE cor l-hih ~. W TX
George - Bcrgkamp n Bergkamp Realty co.
it1 Nassau 1t Onig tl7; opup. May -. 81 al
dress West fIohokcu, y J.
MONROE sT 1876 261X block. Abr Levy
10 Mendcl MARKS. Corsirsua. TeS. an iiens, b
and p q <: T.. part. all tttl": nominal attof
n.ys Marks Brothers. oorsicana, Ter.
pITT ST, 324 and 326 East. ~ dtB ~
Jonathan Friedman To Julius Alexander. "l2
Rroome - mtg S56.OOol. Aux 10. Sp, nttor-
nos Barnett 4 I'm, 132 Nassau It.
2p AVE. 2ost - GN15. iibbie Fleig 10
Adoluh Fischer. ~ West lOlst ~ mtg SlA.
OOol: Nug =. 500. attorney, Adoiph Fischer.
si4 columbus ave.
ItrH 81. II $ ~ n 3 Of 81 ave. 2INl" .:
Peter !. Mualy ref 10 Joseph Limit. 10
Utica ave BROOKLYN: Jun" II. 1000. attorney.
\ Tclssy. lT19 pitkln ave. Brouh'n
9iST ST pa West = sty hrk. 2jXloH >. flst
81 40 West o5NiO1 =: Fanny GrI"n 20 Iiy
Hogert a. Mesa. cal. b and 8; all Hens Aug
:. 81: attorney. Iy J. Bogcrt. 81 Nassau ~
GOTH ST .. 21j n W ~ "d ave, 2'1bSX
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-13
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS


Port Said Aug l2-Widenfels Ger, New
York via Algiers for Calcutta
Marseilles. Aug i0-santa Anna hr)' Ne"
York via Naples. l,-,,..
Plymouth. Aug l2-kronprlnzessin Cecllie
Cape Town Aug lf--Kazembe CBrI. New York
via 81 Vincent c V, for Algoa Bay. East
London etc.
southampton. Aug i1-Philadelphia. New York
via Plymouth and Cherbourg.
Havre Roads, Aug s-saxoleine ODD New
York.
Glasgow. Aug il--Columbla (Br). New York
Kobe Aug iO-Inverclyde (Br, New York via
singapore Yokohama. etc.
Naples Aug s-Principe 81 Piemonte GtsD,
New York and Boston for Genoa; Iaoriniha
dtaD. New York for Genoa.
Msnaos. Aug S-Pancras (Br), New YORK ana
Deiagoa Bay Aug s-Gordon Castle OBr), New
York via Port Natal. etc.
SAILED.
Hong Kong. Aug 10--Ksnsss Obj drom Yobo-
hama, Hogo. etc). New York.
Hull Aug 10--Francisco CBr). New York
1quitos, Aug l0-Ucayali (BD from Para)'
Bouiosre. Aug lo-Nieuw Amsterdam Dutch
Cfrom Rotterdam. New York.
Montevideo. Aug 10-Voltaire OBJ 0rom
Bdenos Ayres, etc). New York.
Rio &c Janeiro. Aug Verdi tBrl, New YORK.
Huelvs, Aug 1-Aries CBr). New York
PASSED.
Ushsnt. Aug ll-Prins der Nederianden
Dutch. New York via Port Spain. etc FOR
Dungenoss, Aug l1-Bulysses (Br,. New York
Cape Wrath Aug 1o-oscar II dam, New
Lizard. Aug i2-Uranium (Br), New York for
Rotterdam.
Gibraltar, Aug i2--Patris (GreelO, New York
for Naples, Piraus, etc.
Malta. Aug li-Bramley (Br), Yokohama etc
fer Boston and New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-13

SUPREME COURT COUNTY or NDN
York Daniel Brubachcr Plaintiff, against
julius Braun ~ al Defendants action No. =
In pursuance OF Judgment or foreclosure
and sale duly made and entered in the above
entitled action. and bearing date the 10Th DAY
in said Judgment named. Will sell az pnbic
auction at the Exchange Salesroom. Nos. "a
Is Nesev street In the Borough Of Manhattan
city OF New York on the 22nd DAY OF August
1912 at IL o'clock noon on that day, by Joseph
p Day Auctoneer, the premises directed D.
as follows: All that certain lot. piece or parcel
OF land with the buildings and Improvements
thereon erected. situate, lying and being IN ne
Borough Of Manhattan. city OF New YORK
bounded and described a. follows commencing
a. a point on the Westerly side OF the FIRST
Avenue distant ffty-tRo C52 feet and SIX lo)
inches Northerly from the Northwesterly cor
Avenue: running thence Westerly, parallel Win
Twenty-fourth street and part or the distance
through a party wall. one hundred Oool feet'
running thence Northery parallel with me
First Avenue twanty-seven ca feet nine w
inches. rnnug thence Eastery and again
parallel with Twenty fourth street, one hun
dred 900 feet 10 the Westerly side OF ne
First Avenue. and thence Southerly. along the
said Westerly side OF the First Avenue, TWEEN
tv-seven (2I) feet and nine C9) inches 10 the
point or place OF beginning. Said premises We
ing known by the present Street Number 4l'
First Avenue. 49, go,
JOSEPH II. ADAMS, Referee.
DEYo & BAUERDoRF. Attorneys 70, pam
tinf No III Broadway. Borough or Manhat~
tan, New York city.
The following Is a diagram or the properF
10 be sold: Its street number is 4l6 First Ave
nhe:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-13
SEVEN DIE IN CHAIR
Record Number Of Executions
for One Day at Sing Sing.
FIVE MRS. HALLS SLAYERS
Negro Murderer of Policeman
Meets His Doom with a
Broad Grin.

Seven men were put to death in the
electric chair at Sing Sing yesterday the
largest number ever to pay the deatI'
penaltv on any one day in that prison
Six of the men executed We're Italians
and the other was a negro. FIVE OF tle
Italians were concerned i'm murder IN
Westchester County. for which one other
man had already been put TO death.
Those who died yesterday were Angelo
Gusto. Vincenzo Como, Philip De Marco
Lorenzo Laberio Cali, Salvatore lie
Marco. Joseph Ferrone and John W.
Collins.
All of the men went to the chair
quietly. and the only unusual ihclueh'
was that one of the men. NincenZo |o"o'
tainted while being strapped in the chaiI
and was unconscious at the time that the
current was turned on. Collins. the negro
walked to the chair with a broad grim
after he had finished singing hymn,
lie was the first of the men 10 die: lie
knelt bv the side OF the chalI loI q
short prayer Just before he took ms sea- ,',
a current of $50 volts was useu u pun
each of the men to death, bo uae guilty
of murder He was accompanied 10 tne
death chamber by the Rev. r. r, pI
never, a German Lutheran lnlhlstei' "
was put to death at . oclock. CIT uos
After the execution OF Collhs' IAN D.
brought in. accompanied by the re-
Romolus Simoni and the KEY W ili,aii NO Of,
Cashin the prison chaplain IAN ,egro
llilied twelve minutes after the nesro'
Sly minutes after Cali was deao S dIro
lore De Marco was brought IN, lo,I to
t,fteen minutes later by Philip De MAJ ~;
Then came GiustO. followed 10y oohV' ~. p,aJ
last came Ferrone. 1t was thoueno I'D I'D
Ferrone might give trouble, as ne nv
been an unruly prisoner, but he was SUI,
Jned When convicted of the murue'
Of his wife in the Court OF General "eS-
sions Ferrone spat at the jury MARA
The five Italians, who Formerly 49,
c,,,nloved on the new aqueduct hlt MI
and ROBBED Mrs. Mary Han. VIE "
construction boss at yorktown last ->'
Ncmoer. l.. I'D LiIlad Pa
,rolman Michael Lynch, of the west o't ~
Stroet station when the latter went ~
,rrost tho negro after a shooting andlr
q, No 3T7 West S7th street iast "a, Ia
Vember. At the time the police mao u''i'-
GUILTY i'm keeping mob from C9iIIiS mare
Among the witnesses EesteIua! ~
DIR Walter Bensel, of the Departn1ent %
Uealth DIR. John r. Russell, OF Mattea-
wan. and Or. William f. YOUNG. ho
Tho decision OF Judge Bartlett OF ny
Court of Appeals, in the case OF tne 10 I'D, :,
ians who were executed yesterday Woulu
seem 10 apply to the men charged WIN .ne
murder of Herman Rosenthal. Alth1 q1nI,
only one of the Italians killed NE. ~ az
ali Of the six engaged III ropplns ne
aid the PENALTY with their lives as aG
complices i'm the murder, though the eNi,,
deuCe showed they came TO ron ana np'
to kin and that the killing was done Only
by one of their number.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-13
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom. Nos. IL and l6 Nesey street:
By J. II. Mayors
18TH ct. AZ Fast. =. 1912 n n
Pleasant ave. I9.oxlOO 10. 2 siy dwg: sold 10
the defendant for So 400
By Joseph r. Day
iO2D ST. i6l East. = I4e u OF TrXing
ton ave. 2INlG II. . sty tenmt; sold 10 the
plaintiff FOR S24S SIS
Bv Herbert \ Sherman.
18TH ST. 33S East s. 225 n W ~ lst ave.
10 sxiO0 10. sly dwg Withdrawn.
At the Bronx Exchange:
By Joseph =. Day
BARNES AVE. . 3, 50 T. 81 2lfth st.
20 tx 1903 ix2jIli2 l. sold TO the plaintin for
SO O0u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-13
MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST Il.

lsrsr ST. 700 to 73e West: Abraham
Thompson agt John NJ Inch Con 81 ownI
ers CrenewaD: 400 ,o-.h :,
BEL MONT AVE. $. 100 II OF Is'I ~
5Ox1Oc: Nicholas Gregorio & GO az ba a rd
Amablli and Giuseppe Lauritano' o"Hels ""N
10Th ST. 302 West; Edward OBrien
agt katherine Moore. Francis u Gso gu
ard Lawrence Bolognno owners ana con
tractors: S2.T7l 81. 49,, oos-
both ST. $. 200 II " of Broadway; 20"
200 to $ 9 81 10th 81 X Sal: Standard PluInp
ing Supply Co agt ST Regis House, owner
= w Weffoner H. contractor; S436 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-13
THE WEATHER REPORT.
OficiaI Record and Forecast.-Washineto

OhnclaI Record and Observation-Disclosures.
Aug 12-Barometric pressure has increased
over the Atlantic ocean and the southeast
ststcs. and Il remains low over the plains
states and the Northwest This pressure dis
trhutlon has resulted in a general though
gradual rise In temperature over the greater
part OF the country cast OF the Rocky Noun
tains Warm weather Is also reported from
the Pacific slope. There were scattered show
ers in the last twenty four hours In the North
Atlantic states. the ohio and Missouri valleys,
the south Rocky mountain region, Tennessee
and in the East Gulf states but I'm nearly
every instance the falls Of rain were light
The indications are that the weather will be
unsettled with local rains during the next
thirty-six TO forty-eght hours in the northern
states east OF the Mississippi River and in
Tennessee and the Florida peninsula; elsewhere
throughout the country the weather will he
generally fair.
The winds along the New England and
middle Atlantic coasts will be light TO moderate
south and southwest; south Atlantic Coast.
light variable: east Gulf Coast light yar-
able mostly east west Gulf Coast. moderate
southeast and south on the lower lakes light
TO moderate south and southwest; upper lakes,
moderate south TO west.
Temperature will not change decidedly in
any part OF the country during the next forty
eight hours.
Steamers departing Tuesday for European
ports will have moderate south to west winds
and generally fair weather.
Forecast for special Localities.-For East
ern New York. Eastern Pennsylvania, New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-13
LIS PENDENS.
AUGUST 10.

MEADE AVE. $40. Leonard Langpein.
exr AIT Mary Broderick ct Al torec'osu''
OF mtg. attorney. II Meyer. ,o, -.
80 AVE. " =. lot 70. between ioist anu
1sod ats. Belle Sewell aet Patrick MOI
ahan ct al foreclosure OF transfer tax heh'
ni'TGEpS ST and 81 James ST. " cor
Y, broadway Trust co azt Martin ga
roni ct al foreclosure ~ mtg Attorney
Breed. Abbott & Morgan. ~ D..
t40TV at 467 West: Seamen's Bank tor
Savings In tn" city OF New York ast RAM
Realty GO 81 al foreclosure or mts'' Az
torneys Strong & Cadwalader.
AVE A. 1913: william stuhe ct al; exrs'
sgt Arthur W Saunders ct al tamen6ed FORE
closure Of Mtg: attorney, Birkhahn. :.
lot 525 map OF property Of george +
and Henry p Opdyke. 24th Ward Madeleine
q France. eKr, act Emelia BandoIatl 81 ~
p,or.clo,ure OF mtg: attorneys, Thornton &
f+oTH ST. 4s7 west; seanen's Bank Yo-
Savings IN tho Citv ~ New York agt kalil .
R.ettv CO 81 al foreclosure Of mtg; at
tornrvs Strong & Cadwalader.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-13
The Bronx.

BELMONT AVE. n 3, 2I2i II W OF
Pelham ave 1OOxS7: Annie T W Hurlp1aI' e. 80
Antonio Degilio, 2ls East ll3th 81 aug ia
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust o. Nv
Broadway $50. ra.onh =,
LOT $50. map OF Downing estate; JV TSit,ps
= Lapointe 10 Enrico Mirani, 1917 Nlik ,,is
ave (mtg s.. OOW Aug 2; 500; attorhrE' INV
Guarantee and Trust Co. lI3 Broadway $3.50.
LOTS 4s6 and 4S7. block +, map Oh M' r.
estate. John \ Steinmetz to lana hea.N ,no.
1907 East lsOth st; Aug .; 81 adur's'' wv
Tors ia and 125. map Of Van C4 p Mmr
estate. Adam Wiener, ref. 70 Anthony ID .hui
raw ,r Ossining y Y: July %: 81, 100 aItoi
ney' lawyers Title Insurance and lrus' W.
i'T or s5 same map: same TO Charles
KohIer. 90i Columbus ave; July Il; SAW ~
tornev as above. VI, I, r,uncan at
IOTs 1870 and ISL. map Of " Duhca a| %
yillismsbridge; Percval II gregory, q,
state savings Bank. go broadway; nus -
100. attorney II Grimes IA wan ~ a. t.o ..
WASHINGTON AVE. 1910, " y, o. eio
Pauline sherman TO Kenneth , IN NO OIo'' AUG
Delamcre Place Brooklyn gmte Sol''"2 viii
q. 500. attorney. James Forester - WV
lam st. c,,,son az So *
American Real Estate co TO keH .,Coi
Realty CO. $40 Hunts P9lnt aHe' NUS
attorney. y A Snow, Is Wall st. -,,o. 1904
1s2D ST g W cor Daley ave, I2I11it. Iobn
Z, a 75 n W OF DAILY ave, l34nii 10 LAT
A Steinmetz TO Land Realty 20, rs yeoth AZ
IsOth 81: Aug 9; 81; address, 1901 baS' low"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-13

24th street.

Tho approximate amount 81 the len Or
charge 10 satisfy which the above-descriosd
property Is 10 be sold, IL Twenty-Five thousand
Two hundred Thirty six and H3-ioO Dollars
,s25 o36 B3l. with interest thereon from ths
I2ta day % July. 1912. together with costs and
allowance amounting 20 Three hundred Eighty
from July 25th. 1912. together with the ~.
porses ~ the sale Tho approximate amount ~
the taxes assessments and water rates, Or
other liens which are 70 ha allowed 20 re
purchaser out OF tho purchase money, or gsio
bv the Referee. is Twelve hundred Eighty
eIyht and 1910 Dollars .iOj ana IN
terest
Dated. New York July Goth, 1912.
GEORGE LESTER LEWIS, Referee.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Tomas Nissan, exr. TO trustees OF tne ~.
ciety OF the New Church Signihed py tne We ~ y
Jerusalem In the City Of New iorN'
isaac Friedman to Hyman Stein6erg; sS $500
Rudolph /. Blumenthal 10 Rosa biuhhe"'na'
500. , IN Harlem
Savings Bank; $4,000.
Joseph Schanz to Albert b Kerr; ~ {,
Albert r Kerr to New YORK lrus. - pnose-
Crsenwich savings Bank to John r. hoose-
welt: $1,000. IL, s,ot. G,
sarah Wolkowitz to Amelia Slegei' ~ o-ar,es
Curtis Il Pierce, trustee. 10 Iiie
and Trust Co: $500 s.,,t,.-,, q.
Yorkville Bank to Theological seminary =. e 81
the Protestant Episcopal Church In the ch''eN
90, NortgaQe co to New York Trust GO: si'
J,tSia I 6 Raake TO Charles Bake; 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-13

10 10rss 6: interior gore. 100 It Of Lexington
ave and 1873 II s Of g0th ST. runs . BOX II
KS TO beg: interior gore at ! DIX to,,
Seth and Goth SITS and 100 Il or LeNl. s'v -,
ave. runs 25X n x W x o.oA - "
beg. VIM ] Gallagher. by sdn and committee;
to Amelia Schaefer. - Union st. flushine'
Of Q; Is part: and s.; Aug II; si'S5 a. d.
torney Geo n HYDE. II Park Row. .
SAME PROPERTY; Mary Gallagher u
same: all Of Aug IL: 500: attorney, same as
above. go =, ,,.r,,
iO2D ST Q West > sty brk. l9xlOo.l il; Mar
, Thornton TO H. Wngert. gOl Grove ST.
Elizabeth. J (mtg S2l J00l; Aug !; sloo; AT
torney Joseph F \ q Donnell. 14l Broad"S' L
HerykamD TO B.rgkamp Realty Corp. loo Nas
sau ST Gntc slGs. 300; May 90: 81; ADDRESS,
West HObOHCn, J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-13
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Potsdam. reported as 230 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at 1880 m yesterday, is ex-
pected TO dock this forenoon.
The Martha Washington, reported as 30
miles east OF Sandy Hook at m yesterday,
is expected to dock this forenoon.
The Chicago reported as 1873 miles east OF
SANDY Hook al Z IN yesterday, is expected
10 dock this forenoon.
The Cincinnati, reported as $50 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at / m yesterday. is expected to
dock this afternoon.
The Olympic reported as 1902 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at p m yesterday. Is expected to
dock tomorrow afternoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-13

,,...,,a,ior srd stram.r inN.Y. NJ
Tahiti MarQuesas, Cook ISLANDS
Eew TeatshI aoronri .'....Aug Is, $40
Japan, G0rsa Nam Gmina WA Aoo 10. eao
Hawaii "' san Francesca '-..'.Aus &c, $50
Hawaii. Japan, Corea. China
Philippines (via san Franoisco)- &C s.ao
ManChurla 't7"o 49,
japan, GoIea' China ''la 'sA'''''A Aug 20. $50
Hawaii. Samoan Islands, New Zoa-
land Australia via san Fran ~ a. On
Cisco)-Sonoma $500 80. ; ii, = '
Jaran Corea. China Philippines an AN
Via seattc)-Awa Maru ........Aug ~ o'o'
japan, Corea. China. Philippines m e N
tyia Victoria) -Monteagl" ......Aug ~ 90"
Hawaii. Fiji Islands, samoan
Islands, New Zealand, Australia an eoo
(yia Acoma)-Makura ........ 'Aue oo' WOW
Hawaii, Guam. Philippines VIA San n, s.,o
Franclsco)-C Transport aug o. o''o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-13
oath Street

oath Street.
This approximate amount OF the lien 0,
charge TO satisfy which the above-descripen
property Is 10 be sold. is Twenty .nve thousS''u
Two hundred Thirty-six ard 63-i00 Dollars
sos o38 63) with interest thereon from the l2th
day OF July, 1912, together with costs and ~ 70
iowsnce amounting TO Three hundred Eighty
dys and 0s-iOO Dollars 1885. 9s). with interest
from July 18th. 1912. together with the ex.
penses OF the sale The approx Innate amour,
other liens. which are TO be allowed to the
purchaser out of the purchase money, or pald
bv the Referee is Thlrty-hve hundred Forty
nine and 2O-10O Dollars NS. o4B 2D ana Interest
Dated New York, July 10Th. 1sl2
JOSEPH n ADAMS. Referee -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-13
NEW BROOKLYN HOUSES.

Shampan & Shampan, architects, are
preparing plans for three four story apart
ment buildings to be erected on the south
side of 9th street. west of Fifth avenue.
The Rogers Improvement Company, OF
Manhattan. are the owners. The cost
Of the operation is estimated at $1,000.