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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
MANAGERS DEFINE AWARDS
Committee Says $4.25 a Day
Clause Includes All Engineers.

A statement was issued yesterday by
the managers committee OF the Eastern
railroads on which the engineers made
their demands, explaining the award Of
the arbltrators II covers at length the
award as already defined and then takes
up the award as relating 20 the engineers
on the electrified parts OF some OF the
roads. II points out that the clause
granting 81 % a day on passenger engines
includes all the engineers and says:
with reference to the rights OF engi-
neers To man electric service the board
SAYS: Wherever electric service is In
stalled as a substitute for steam or Is
now in operation on any OF the railroads
parties TO this arbitration. or on any OF
the tracks operated or controlled by any
OF them as part OF their system, the loco
motive engineers shall have the prefer
ence for the positions OF engineers or
motormen on electric locomotives or null
tiple unit trains. but this right Of the en-
gneers shall not operate TO displace any
man operating electric power on any OF
the railroads. parties to the agreement
on May ], 1917
This decision, containing as Il does,
the words as part OF their system would
seem to uphold the principal contention
OF the roads In this matter, In that the
carriers argued that while II was their
practice to give preference TO the loco
motive engineers and motormen on cleo
trlcal locomotives and multiple unit
trains. they did not want to be prevented
from making any contractual relations
from time 10 time I'm leasing properties
by being obligated to guarantee employ
ment to the engineers who might be
employed on the line leased either TO or
from some other party"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
LONG ISLAND.
NEW JERSEY.
BARGAIN,
STORAGE NOTICES.

THE FOLLOWING PERSONS are hereby no
titled that their household effects, now on
Storage will be sold at Public Auction, Tues
day, Dec 10TH 1912. and II the sale In not
completed on said date the sale will be con-
tinued each succeeding Tuesday until solo, at
Timmins Storage Warehouses, 257 10 2o1 west
il7th ST., n. Y. City. at 1890 A. ", In de-
fault OF payment OF Storage charges thai are
over one year due. according 10 laws governing
Storage Warehouses. JOHN j: TIMMlNS-
DANIEL r. KENNEDY, Auctioneer.
Conway. George Lying, q. n Smith. II. IL
packer, r, A. Read Carl wallukat. Mrs II.
Graf Or. A. A. Richardson. NJ 7. James. J.
u. Godfrey Mrs. Breen, W. T. Kirk, Mrs. b
Hayden NJ. G. James, D. q. Hodgens Miss q.
I, Bushnell Miss Annie Dillon, Mrs T: l..
Amerman. +. Il. Gardening, W. J. Dunn, Mrs
g, :. Fleet, Mrs. L. Gregory. Walter Anderson.
I Kesner. Mrs NJ Hanlon DR.. Clunard Mrs.
/ White Mrs. ]. II. Pagan. Aron Goldfeder,
Mrs. Abbie Wolfe. Miss A De Luce, +. J.
Taylor, C. X Bacon, w. J. Jones. A. L. Stacey,
Chas Kimball. Sam Freeman, Miss V. Sargent.
Mrs L. sioode Sam w. Gibbs, Mrs. Spooner.
Miss NJ. O'Brien Mrs Wolfe, Mr; +. A. can
over, Miss J. ~ james, VIM; Jarvis Peter
stefenon Z. ]. RICHTER, Mrs. II. Carter. o. c.
Phelps. Katy BOSNIAN, Mrs. S. Clagget, I'D.
Hume Mr. StenbOck. W. ID. Weeks. Mrs ';
Heydt, Mrs. John Love. w J. Clark, Alfred
I n Heyns Mrs. Warren Ransom. Miss De
long Hugo Heyman. Henry Earl Gibbs, Mrs.
= Lewis. Mrs. A. j. Brandt. Miss Anna Cor
dial, Rudolph Marks. /. Dnkelspiel Mrs ~
Brown Mrs Elsie II. Ayres. Mrs M Z; Geer.
W Snitz p Robson. r. Hsvens.
TIMMINS STORAGE WAREHOUSES;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26

1s2D ST. "a West: Marie l. Mead agt Her
man w Oster ct al foreclosure OF mtg; at'or-
neys, Man &c Man. ,oo-,oo.
HOE ST, $, 25 II n OF 172d st. 1oOxloo;
Noonan & Price Co agt Ray Holding 60 et a.
faction to foreclose mechanics Hem; attorneys
Thompson & Fuller.
ST GEORGES CRESCENT, " s., opposite
2Oeth st, lot II; Tax Lien Co OF New forK
agt Maria G. Del GalZo ct al tamehded forecios,,
ure OF transfer OF tax liem; attorney ="
Lustgarten.
Marie G Del Gaizo ct al (amended foreclosure
OF transfer OF tax lien); attorney. w Lust
garten.
56TH ST, 23s to 24O West; Annie e Cope
land agt Meyer l. sire ct al foreclosure OIL
MTG; attorneys, Lewkowltz Schapp. ~
HATH ST, s, 1919 II W OF Brook ave, 500
x1O0l; William Rankin agt Curtiss Byron
ct al foreclosure OF mtg): attorneys, Patterson
NORFOLK ST. I21: Margaret X Hoyle agt
Max Borsuk ct al foreclosure Of MTG: attor-
ney, Winthrop.
l2STH ST. n 6, 25S n OF 9Th ave- loxss. - !,
Marie II Burt agt Seg Tynberg ct al tafnended
foreclosure OF mtg) attorney, r ID Elder
LOTS 3, and 3, map OF lands belonging 70
heirs Of Captain Cornell Ferris; Presbyterian
Hospital in the City OF New YORK ct al aBt
Thomas Watson ct al foreclosure OF mtg'
attorneys, De Forest Bros.
ST NICHOLAS AVE, 9 cor 1s4th st. 40 TX ~.
100; Catharine w Loney agt Louisa Eckhardt
ct al foreclosure Of mtg: attorneys, stanton OK
Hopkins
AUDUBON AVE, cor nth ST. lo7. liz
100: New York Life Insurance Co ct al agt
Thomas Graham ct al (amended FORECLOSURE Vi
mtgl. attorneys, Cary & Carroll. ..
CHERRY ST, 4191s, Bond Mortgage ana Sc
curtles Co agt Samuel Albert et al foreclosure
of mtg); attorneys, Geller, Ralston & Koran
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
LIMITED PARTNERSHIP.

JEANNE STEELE.
Certificate OF formation OF limited partnership
We, the undersigned, for the purpose OF
forming limited partnership under and pu--
suant 10 the Laws Of the State OF New York,
do hereby certify as follows:
l. The name or firm under which such part
nership Is to be conducted Is JEANNE
STEELE, and the county wherein the principal
place OF business Is TO be located Is the County
OF New York.
2. The general nature OF the business In
tended to be transacted is q dressmaking busi-
ness. 81,
3. The names Of all the general and special
partners interested therein. each Of whom Is OF
full age and their respective places OF resi-
dence are as follows
Jeanne Steele. general partner, who re
sides at IS West Saith Street, in the Borough
OF Manhattan, City and State OF New YORK.
Mary p. Russell. special partner. who re
sides " I4S East Beth Street, In the Borough
OF Manhattan, City and state OF New YORK
T. The amount Of capital which the spec'aI
partner has contributed 70 the common s'ocA
Is Three thcussnd Css. O0 Dollars.
s. The partnership Is TO begin on the mo
day OF October. 1912 and 10 end on the END
day OF October 1914.
In witness whereof. we have signed this Ger
tihcate this 2lst day OF October. 1912
MARY p. RUSSELL
JEANNE STEELE.
state OF New York County Of New York. IS
on this 21st day OF October. one thousand
nine hundred and twelve, before me personally
CANE JEANNE STEELE and MARY p. RUS
SELL. to me severally known and known 20
me 20 be the persons described in and who
executed the foregoing certificate, and they
severally acknowledged 10 me that they exc
cuted the same. r. A. HUDDLESTON,
Commissioner Of Deeds.
City OF New York. No. l0S
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
MECHANICS LIENS.

33D ST. pit to go West: n W Damp
Resisting Paint co aCt New York Times
Building Co owner: Stanley Collier Co. con-
tractor. SS35
TOOTH ST. ala West: Robert werk agt
Chateau Realty Co, owner and contractor;
S4lS.
lO5TH ST. 116 10 1919 West: Eagle Arti-
fetal stone Co agt Mary A Boenler, owner;
Louis Burghnrd. william a Caney. Charles
Z Miller. Maud G Miller and Lillian A Caney.
lessecs: william II Heddendorf. lessee and
contractor. $685..
PARK AVE, cor OF 1891 ST. b5NSs;
Houghtaling q Wittpenn agt Meyer Fried
lander and Hulda Friedlander, owners: Su-
premc Building Co, contractor, Kahn &
FriedeI. sub contractors: S5l3.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE, I52: Gibson
Iron Works Co sgt George u Leonard, own
err: J = Kelly q Son. Inc, contractor; 1913
NApES AVE. n cor OF 18TH st. ll4.5N
1852: Arlando Marine agt Joseph Diamond
Construction Co. owner: II dl Ligia Co. con-
frnrtnr. &GnO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26

The real estate market showed little ac-
tivity yesterday. The small trading an
nounced was chiefly confined to dwelling
and tenement house properties,
Chief interest centred in the report OF
a sale Of No. 252 Fifth avenue, TOUT
story building on a lot l71xiOO feet al
joining the Second National Bank struct-
ure at the northwest corner OF 18Th street.
George II. Robinson is the owner Vi
record. The buyer is said to be the Irvine
Judis Construction Company, which gives
in exchange the two six story structures
on the north side Of West 18th street To-
Gated 200 feet east of Broadway. one &C.
cup!es a plot 50x99.n feet and the other
f5x99.l1 feet. Both were erected last year
from plans bv Gronenberg & Leuchtag.
Richard Trimble. it was learned yester-
day. is the buyer of No. 1872 Fifth avenue
the former dwelling house of Phlhp LlN-
ingston, the sale Of which was anhouhCeu
on Saturday. Mr.. Trimble Will occupy INC
house after some alterations. the mouse
which was sold by the Rockledge Coi-
struction Company through Post q REESE
and S. Osgood Pell & Clark /. ChaihoelS'
was acquired by Trimble for SIS0'VVV'
bargain figure when compared with inc
asking price of this property two years
ago. At that time Mr.. Livingston piaceu
it on the market at $4,000.
Another interesting sale along LeNlng
ton avenue was transacted through
George Weiman and j. B. English for the
Corcoran estate. The property sold is
three story building on lot 20Xoi leet "'
No. 6l7 Lexington avenue at the north
west corner Of SD street. The parcel mas
been held by the estate for thirty years
An investor is the buyer.
Richard f. Thibaut has bought from
Daniel Brophy No. 5OS West 9th street, a
five story tenement house on lot 2oXSS'S
feet The property adjoins the six story
factory at the southwest corner OF Tenth
avenue. recently acquired by Thibaut from
Josephine L. Carpenter Robert Levers
has sold for Emanuel Glauber to Newman
Brothers the five story double fiathouse
No. 1lS West 115th street, on lot 25XlVou
feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
SALES AT GREAT NECK.

The Mcknight Realty Company has
sold in the Estates of Great Neck TO
A. ]. Maier, of Great Neck, plot loOxlW
feet in Maple street, rs feet west OF
Hillside avenue. Mr.. Maier has had
plans drawn by George j. Hardway'
architect, for the erection of a large CO.
lonial residence. Also, 10 f. A. Volmer.
plot S0xlOO feet on Cedar Drive, near the
entrance to the Estates OF Great Neck;
to the same man, plot with frontage OF
2O5 feet on Gateway Drive. bordering on
the large Shea estate; the same man also
bought a plot OF lO2 feet frontage on
Sycamore Drive, near the Great Neck
Golf Club. The price Of these plots is
SIG, 200, and It is the intention Of the pur-
chaser TO erect residence on each plot
from plans drawn by George ]. HaTdway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with namo and address Of purchaser and at
torney)
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. n W cor ls7th 1T. 10 10x1l2 OK
Ill 10; James Bennett 70 Thomas + Lynch.
1881 Broadway; June %; $1,000; attorney Geo
SAME PROPERTY: Thomas Lynch to
Church Of ST Elizabeth. 1881 Broadway; July
%: 81 800: attorney, same as above.
ELDRIDGE ST. W S, 29.4xlOO: EIdridge st.
W S, 25.Gx1OO; Michael Goldberg ct al 20 Meyer
KalnanovitZ i73 Henry ST mtg 81, 900: all
and Trust Co. l16 Broadway.
ST NICHOLAS PL, 10. 8 W cor l5lst ST,
6Gx24 2: Frederick Schuck To Augustus Schuck.
10 81 Nicholas pl; Nov %; 500; attorney. p
Hummel, 1911 Sd ave.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 9 cor 15lst at, e76x
"A Sxe6x2s.6. also bond and mtg TO secure Sl0.-
8,O7O: trust deed; Frederick Schuck TO Aug
schuck and George Schuck, % Adrian ave, In
trust; Nov %: 81: attorney. II II Holbert 1911
9TH AVE- n cor 18th st. 517x1OO; r
Adams Realty Co 20 Sarah T Adams, 254 West
10th st: X part; all title; Nov 20: 800; ad-
dress 100 Broadway.
Dist ST POS East. 3 sty brk. 20xes9: Edw
L Montgomery. tr, to samuel Althause. 90
Mott ave, Far Rockaway, OF Q (mtg sl4,-
300; Aug 10; 500: attorneys. Kennedy &
Kennedy, 324 Fulton st. Jamaica, l. /.
s3D ST. 207 and 200 East Q sly brks 49x
1915 Leo Revere to Ray 3 Revere, 2s5 st
Nicholas ave. all liens; Nov IS: gift; attorney,
J L Frieder, Beekman st.
18Th ST. 81 West, sty brk. o1o19s. o;
Directors Realty Holding Co 10 Lawyers Realty
Co 100 Broadway Cmty $4,000: Nov %; 800:
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust
Co, 100 Broadway
i22D sr, IS East, sty brk, 27xSO0 II (fore-
closure Nov 49,. Jerome II Buck, referee 10
Hattie Potash Midland Park n j; Nov rs;
So, 600; attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust
Co l76 Broadway.
PATH ST. 534 West. 8 sty brk. 5Ox1OO II;
Jerome l. Lewis 10 IGa l. Hauser. 70 Berkeley
ave, Bloomfield. n (mtg S67 000); Sept "a
500: attorney, / ] DalEiger, SO Pine St
SAME PROPERTY: Ida l. Hauser 10 Joseph
Israel. 81 East seth st mtg $4,000; all
liens. Nov 10: 800; attorney eaHe as above
132D ST. 10 East. 8 sty blk, 25199l1; Sarah
Gems to Eva segelb)hm. $40 Hewitt pl Nov 20;
81.
13sTH ST. 320 West, sty brk 1892; Betty
spieGelberg to Eulma Hoffman, 800 West
l3sth st: Nov IS, 500: attorney. L L spiegel-
berg 40 Broadway.
BRYANT AVE. 1146. e s, 33.4x1O0; John J
Wigger to Harry G Hellis, 2Sg 18th st. Brook
Ign (ntg 5000; Nov 49, 81; attorney. I'd
ward p Orre jr, 258 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; Harry q Nellis TO
yohn J. Wigger. ll46 Bryant ave .rntg sls'ooO'
Nov %; ST. attorney same above.
BAILEY AVE. 1892. s. l9.4xs74. Maxim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
ENGINEERS ACCEPT AWARD
"Talk of Strike Is Nonsense"
Saws Chief Stone.

Buffalo. Nov. 25.-"Talk OF a strike at
this time is nonsense" said Warren b.
Stone, chief of the Brotherhood OF Loco
motive Engineers, to-day. when asked the
attitude of the engineers on the award
Of the board OF arbitration. 1.-THE award
has been made and the engineers have
accepted It. The future must take care
OF itself"
Mr.. Stone, who Is in conference with
representatives OF $3.50 engineers on fifty
two railroads east OF Chicago and north
OF the Norfolk & Western. called for the
purpose Of discussing the decision OF the
board OF arbitration appointed last jan
uary to settle the difference between the
men and the railroads, added:
THE award under the agreement be-
tween the Brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
gineers and the ffty-two railroads east
OF Chicago was effective May /, 1912, and
runs TO May /. 1913. That does not nee
essarily mean that the agreement Is ex-
hausted at that time. After that date II
is simply subject TO the usual thirty-day
notice OF the desire OF either party for
change"
ne purpose VI the llftNlHb ii
to-day and tomorrow is 10 acquaint the
chairmen OF the Brotherhoods OF the va
rious roads involved with the conditions
OF the award and to explain It's applica-
ton to their part OF the wage agreement.
The award IS being read before the ses-
sion and p. II. Morrissey, who was chos-
en- as the engineers member OF the board
OF arbitration. will explain I'm detail the
application OF the award, in order that
each chairman may know perfectly the
rights OF the Brotherhood.
us 1t not probable that the engineers
will refuse to allow the award to elimi-
nate classification OF service, thing the
engineers have been thirty years in try
ing to build up, and will after May l.
1913, come back TO the roads for re-
Adjustment" was asked
Mr. Stone declined TO deny or confirm
this.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
TRADING IN FIFTH AVENUE PROPERTIES
Builders Said To Be Buyer of Parcel at 18th Street. for Which
Two Washington Heights Structures Are Given in Exchange
W OWNER FOR OLD LEXINGTON AVENUE HOLDING

The buyers will improve with a moving
picture theatre, to be completed about
January Is.
Frederick c. FRANKIE sold for John d.
Van Derven his estate at Elm Point
Great Neck, Long Island, to Gertrude
Baumgarten.
H. T. Metcalfe & Sons sold for David
Bennett King. trustee, for the account Oh
the creditors OF Erastus Wiman, the house
and several acres located ia Southfield
Boulevard, Great Kills, Staten Island to
Daniel G.. Whitlock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NOVEMBER %.

BROADWAY, =. whole front between
Barclay ri and Park pl: Richard Doughty
agt Broadway Park Place Co ct al; Sept 20.
1912. S1R55 10
CROTONA AVE, Q q, whole front between
Grote and Garden SITS: Alessandro Medici agt
Sass Cal Realty and Construction Co ct ar.
Aug .. 1912 (by bond) 1910.
WESTMINSTER AVE. 1900 TO 23is w II
Callahan Co aEt Glover Construction Co 81 al 4:
May g. 1912. $50.
18TH ST. $40 East: Samuel Ragow art
Mary Carter ct al: Aug IT, 1912: Stl7 -
1sOTH ST. 354 East; Thomas Dreschcr aEt
Melillo Construction Co ct al: Sept II. 1912:
$50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26

RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessoeJ
NOVEMBER q.

AVE A. 1901 TO 1901. all: Maurice Bur
stein TO Nathan Lubesky and anO; yIs from
Nov ]. 1912; SZI ,s5G; address, l35 Canal ST
ESSEX ST, 81, basement store: Grand De
lancey co TO Francesca Imbragiano and anO;
3 yrs from Feb ]. 1913; $3.50; address. lS5
Sheriff st.
GREENE ST, l6e-16I all; estate Adolph
Straus, corpn, TO Jos Werthemier Ell al; 3 yrs
from Feb /, 1913: S6.75O: address. 300 Central
Park West.
ST. AIMS AVE. BOG, store. floor, etc: Chas
r schropp 70 Leopold Oppenheimer 2 yrs o
mos from Aug /. 1912; $l,2OO: address, 900
WALTON AVE. 24s2, all: David Mintz to
Harriet Mintz; l VI from Nov !. 1912; 5000;
address 2432 Walton ave.
35T1I ST, 253 West, all: Martin Beckmann
10 John Maeckler; . yrs from Dec l. 1912;
$l794: address. 316 West 36th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
LIS PENDENS S.
NOVEMBER 20.

CARPENTER ST. s, lot 1875, part Of;
Lille Wilkins ct al agt Louise Ringelsten et
al foreclosure Of mtg. attorney, j X
O'Kennedy.
STANTON ST. n cor Norfolk st, ask
6s.s: State Bank agt Max Goldberg ct al Gore-
closure OF mtg; attorney, j Kohn.
VILLA AVE, q a. SOL n OF Potter Pr lsH
100; George II Dobson agt Jessie II Thorn ct
al foreclosure OF mtg: attorney. s Nelson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26

SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION,
First Department.-In the matter OF the ap-
plication OF the Public Service Commission for
the First District for the appointment OF three
ConTnis sioners to determine and report whether
a rapid transit railroad or railroads for the
conveyance and transportation OF persons and
property as determined by the Commission,
ought to be constructed and operated. PARK
Place William and Clark Street Route.
PUBLIC NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN thst
the undersigned, David Leyentrttt, Austen u
For and Robert c. Morris, having by an order
OF the Appellate Division OF the Supreme Court
/ ana Tor the First Judicial Department en-
tered in the above entitled proceeding on we
18th day Of November, 1912, bearing date the
iSth day Of November. 1912. been appointed
Commissioners 10 determine and report alto
due public hearing whether a railroad or rail-
roads mentioned IN tho petition OF the Public
Service Commission for the First District pre-
sented to the said Appellate Division on or
about the 18th day OF October. 1912, and hlci
in the ONCE Of the Clerk OF said Court on or
about the same day. ought TO be constructed
and operated, do hereby appoint wednesday
the 4th day OF December. 1912, at four o'clock
in the afternoon OF that day. at the Office Of
Hon David Leventritt, Room 1911, No. III
broadway Borough OF Manhattan City OF New
ting and that at such sitting and az such adj
tourned sittings as may be thereafter held they
will hear all persons interested In the said
Dated. New York, November 81. 1912.
DAVID LENENTRITT,
AUSTEN @. FOX.
ROBERT c. MORRIS,
Commissioners.
George S. Coleman. Counsel 10 the Public Ser
vice Commission for the First District, los
Nassau Street, Borough OF Manhattan, City
OF New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
NOVEMBER 25.
Manhattan.

WEST DND AVE. cor ed st; for a 4
sty storage 75.5x150; r McClenahan. $40 West
39th ST. owner: ] Schaeiiier. 80 West 32d st,
architect; $4,000.
Tho Bronx.
EDWARDS AVE, g 3, 2S1.17 II Of Marin
st: FOR sty frame dwg 2ixis clifford
building Co oscar Petersen, Clifford ave),
owner; Henry Eordheim, 1907 fremont ave.
architect; $1,000.
EDWARDS AVE, =, 307. az n n OF Marin
81; for n sty frame dwg, 2ix4S; Peder Peder-
sen, Swinton st. owner: Henry Nordheim, 1007
fremont ave, architect: $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were re-
corded yesterday at the Real Estate Ex-
change salesroom. Nos. "A and l6 Vesey
street..
BY Joseph p. Day.
RIDGE ST, III. w s, 175 II n OF Riving-
ton st, 55xlOO: 5 sty tenmt and stores; sold
to the plaintiff for S34.225.
At the Bronx Exchanges:
Bv Samuel Goldsticker.
MARNIION AVE. 1892. e f. 20 # OF Fair
mount pl, S5xIOG. l0x3s. 1Ox103.4: sty tenmt /;
sold TO the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Joseph y. Day.
ADEE AVE, e cor OF 2O3d st. also Adee
ave. n cor OF 203d st, 542. Ok irreg to 20jth
st: also Hall ave, e s. 1915 II of 2O3d St.
l5Ox1OO: also road 10 West Chester, s, -
It OF White Plains ave: sold to the plaintiff
for $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
NOVEMBER 25

NOVEMBER Is.
I9iST ST. $ s, 100 II OF Hoffman ave.
5Oxs3: Manhattan Mortgage Co loans Alert
CONSTRUCTION Co, Inc. $50. 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
SUBURBAN SALES.

Charles Wetzel sold the plot. 4OxlOO feet,
south side OF Broadway, GU feet north OF
Paris Boulevard, Elmhurst. Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
The Bronx.
CREATIONS.
Manhattan.

4TH AVE, 34s; TO sty store and dwg:
X Ogetel estate, West 18th st, owner; l.
Ober jr. GIL East 3sth st, architect: $1,000.
AVENUE B, 60; TO a sty store and tenmt;
B Klar. "a East 18th st, owner: Horenburger
a Bardes. l22 Bowery, architects; 81, 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
PUBLIC NOTICES.

SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION,
First Departmental the Matter OF the Ap-
plication OF the Public Service Commission FOR
the First District for the appointment OF three
commissioners to determine and report whether
a rapid transit railroad or railroads for the con-
veyance and transportation Of persons and prop
erty as determined by the Commission, ought
to be constructed and operated. Whitehall
Street-East River-MOntague Street Route.
PUBLIC NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned. EDWARD L. PARIS, CAM
BRIDGE LIVINGSTON and JULIAN II.
Division Of the Supreme Court in and for the
First judicial Department, entered In the
above entitled proceeding on the 18th day Of
November, 1912, bearing date the 18th day Of
November, 1912. been appointed Commissioners
10 determine and report after due public hear
ing whether a railroad or railroads mentioned
in the petition of the Public Service Commits
sion for the First District, presented TO the
said Appellate Division on or about the Itch
day OF October, 1912, and filed In the Office Of
the Clerk Of said Court on or about the same
day, ought to be constructed, and operated, do
cember 1872 OF two o'clock in the afternoon
OF that day, at the Office CT George 8. Coleman,
Counsel 20 the Public Service Commission, First
District, Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street.
the time and place for the first sitting, and
that at such sitting and at such adjourned
aittinRs as may be thereafter held they will
hear ali persons interested In said matter.
Dated New York, November 2lst, 1872
EDWARD l.. PARIS,
CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON,
JULIAN NJ. WRIGHT,
GEORGE 6. COLEMAN, Counsel to the Pub
Tic Service Commission for the First Dis
trict, l5A Nassau Street, Borough OF Man
haitian, City OF New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
The Bronx.

ARTHUR AVE. 2301; to ] sty frame store
and amusement hall. 85.l0xll774; Robert
Dunn. ITO Broadway, owner; w Del
Gaudio 40I fremont ave, architect: $500
l62D ST. n g. 90 II - OF Courtlandt ave; 10
a / sty frame nickelette. 5Ox40: Alice V Earle.
Maplewood. ], owner; Frederick Hammond,
30l East 149th 81, architect; $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-11-26
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

sage Co 200 Broadway; Nov 25; due as pc
bond; $50, 600.