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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-07
RELIANT sunshine deluged the lee deck
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ARlLLIANT sunshine deluged the lee deck
of the Daphne on her first afternoon
I%S0nOA out from San Francisco, and sparkled
&0SAN upon the brasswork and fresh white
= j !: !:
Wv paint The deck steward was busy
/D5tGN arranging the steamer chairs in
RYI10S&N21 long line against the Lighthouses, and
M|NHG|NI the little group of passengers were
WS6|W settling themselves in them, scruti
W6HW nizng another with politely con-
W. cealed interest and slowly adjusting
(&&2 themselves to the life to follow,
SL which must necessarily be of several
0IO weeks duration. The blue sky
cleaned above, and the blue sea
sparded all about them, and the usual bouquet of
heated machinery OIL damp rubber mosaic floor cover
ing, and coffee grounds foated up from below and out
through the companionway into the cool sea air.
Brooke Barrston Harvard so, six feet, slender clean
shaved, and CARRIED in English f1annels, Immediately
white stepped out from a cabin de luxe and somewhat
absently glanced about him. The deck steward in
stanty detached himself from a robust female with
Scottish O shanter skewered to her iron gray hair
and hurried to him. He showed him to his steamer
chair took his rug from him, and spread it it.
Barrston turned away for turn two deck before
ensconcing himself and into violent contact with
another passenger who had just turned from group
with whom she had been talking. So violent the
collision that both staggered Barrston, in moment
of horror felt his foot crushing hers his chin smote
against her forehead and their respective elbows by
devsh freak of Fate quite dislodged the breath
from each others anatomies. Barriston clutched the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-07-07
BY WILLIAM FREDERICK DIX


ously, and gazed out over the sea. That de-
licious lethargy born of the increasing realiza-
ton that the land, with all its turmoil was
receding farther and farther away every minute,
and that there would be absolutely nothing
to do for many days. stole over him and filled
him with delicious calm
IL suppose" he murmured, half to himself,
"now that am comfortably settled, the beastly
owner of this chair will come along and de-
mand it,
Il am the beastly owner of it." responded
his companion.
He started electrically and half rose. Il am
going to jump overheard, = he said. Il simply
cannot consent to live life that is so full of
shocks!7
Better have some tea first said the girl.
@The deck steward is coming with it.
He settled back again. 1Do you see that
Hindu there?' he asked pointing to passenger
sitting little farther forward down the deck.
q had fattered myself that had imbibed
sufficient of the philosophy of his race to be
fairly calm in my contemplation Of material
things; but this afternoon | certainly have
been-er-'
"Joted, she suggested
eyes, jolted, he replied He smiled family.
al shouldn't have thought of the word myself;
but it is apt
am f1attered," said the girl.
"Not at all-that is-of course, if you want
to be. Oh, hang it! Here, take some teal
For moment the tinkle of china and glass
mingled with the soft surge of the sea-
as he a Hindu, that black man." she asked.
3He isn't black man. He is no more kin
to the Ethiopian than l am, he replied. 3He
comes of one of the most cultured, gentle, and
aristocratic races in the world. His people
were studying souls when ours were Draining
one another with clubs. See his deicately cut
features, his deep, wise eyes. I'll wager he is
the most interesting passenger on the ship"
He caught the girls eye and added hastily.
3That is"
1Have another biscuit" she interrupted.
nURING the next few days the weather con-
tnued clear and the sea calm, and the
passengers began to get acquainted with one
another and to form little groups for bridge,
SWITCHBOARD, rope quoits, and so on. There
was none of the alooofness customary on the
modern Atlantic liner where the trip is of few
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-16
THE MONEY TRUST

In the issue of Saturday, December a.,
, the Bache review says:
While the stock market was experience
ing fits decline. the testimony from the
PujO committee, at Washington, was
made the most OF, as has been said,
to create the impression Of trouble ahead.
If out OF this Investigation shall come
an object lesson as TO the countrys
banking and currency needs, the uncom-
Portable methods of obtaining the in
formation will be forgotten. Our bank
ing forces are scattered units in an I'M
differed and unorganized army. Under
natural laws there has grown up prin-
cipally in New York; a united and con-
trolled association OF money interests as
the only bulwark OF safety which we
have in times OF panic. This was
demonstrated In 1907, when the panic fires
we're extingulshed by this unity Of forces
In New York. Unless this had been zone,
far greater destruction would have visited
the whole country and many years would
have been required for recovery.
As far as II is needed to guard against
such a unity of money interests Or IL Is
necessary at ain, there IS only one way
20 effect Il, and that is through the es-
Enlistment Of a national central inst-
tuition, with the government and the
country's bankers and business men rep
resented in its directorate, and It's Ia
cllities open 10 equal privileges for every
bank in the United States.
All the troubles which are troupllng inc,
Pujo committee would be aoolsheo Dy
such system.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-16

Torratoro 60 Carmluc Zero. oil Harmon st..
Hro.a.fu ute $4,000; 500; attorney G
astIIl-u. so Broadway
IuEILLAKD IL 2jiS, s. 25xlOO; John
Marion. fU Maria Marrone, 234S Ioril!ard III
Wtg $1,000 Dec "a. 500; attorney. Adolph
Claucletu, l92 Broadway.
NAIN SIT. 81. az % cor land VIM III Will
Jams. runs 7.X A. Ok W IJX n as. CITY
Island. John j. Williams, eXr, 10 Joseph w
Miller. 50 Torlh1m 81. city Island Dec D,
&l.asO. attorney, Charles J. Hallock, 900 East
lsU-l &C.
SAND ROTERTY. WIN II williams to same;
Dec q. 500. attorney same
RIVER ST. S. s. being lands in bed OF Irving
So abandoned adjoining lots 851, 394 70 39T,
map Ecrrlan Farm at FOrdham; Mary McCor-
mack t0 Joseph Patch. 900 Stuyvesant ave,
B.oosIui Dec 10. 500. attorney, Benjamin F
SAME PROPERTY; Joseph Patch 10 Isaac
Hel1crd. West $50 st. Dec 10; 500; attor-
u,y. same
sTIII.vEL1. AVE n cor Saratoga ave. 30
NiOI. Carmre Toruatore TO Carmine Zero, oil
Harmon st. Dec - 500; attorney. A c Cas-
t8ritl 800 Broadway.
TRAFALGAR PI, g s. $50 n OF 176th at.
.jNis Jacob Sohmz 90 Bernard J McDermott.
So East 18TH 81 mtg 81, 0OO). Dec 10; 500;
attorney Title Guarantee and Trust Co, I76
Broadway.
WEBSTER AVE- e s. 26s II s Of 1880 st.
i2p 3xaO. J Schwartz Contracting Co 10 Grey
stone Holding Co. ~ Broadway (mtg SOS, 400 /;
way.
WOODYCREsT AVE G e. 80 II OF Io4th
90, 81 GsluO. Francis RI Weeks to Isabel NJ
Weeks. 955l Marion ave. July 10: 81.
1NNIH ST. g. a. Monroe ave, x;
Title Guarantee and Trust 90 TO United Real
Estate and Trust Co Of Omaha. Neb, Dec 10;
81 attorney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
liG Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-16
FINANCE 6 INVESTMENT
SEVENTH ARTICLE)
sy Marc NJ. Reynolds.
Tho Netherlands.

Aonking business in the Neither
I,' wing to the early commercial de-
a'H .,t Of that country, dates from
Then the Amsterdam Bank was
~ "a The issuing Of notes as now
~D .,.oa dates from the establishment OF
S.tbsrlands Bank in 1874 In 1863 the
rs Glands Bank was granted a monop-
W. currency bank, and its charter
~ .,swed in 1903 and runs to 1915. 1t
~ .,tvately owned bank, but must d.
r,oAts with the government after
.,so,ders receive 81 per cent in divi-
- The government exercises mild
- ,,le supervision over the affairs of
s.nk The capital is 100000 forms.
,hs resources are over 00,0OO,Oo
A form is equal TO 400 cents. The
",st,on governing note issues is that
s.nk must have in hand gold and sill
soual TO 40 per cent of its notes and
-, demand liabilities, deposits, etc.
=. had office Of the bank is at Am
..a,u, and it has a branch at Rotter-
- and eighteen agencies. The govern
=, uses the offices for Treasury busl-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-16

LOT $50 same map; same TO ID Dunn III
Wyckon ST. Brooklyn; 500.
LOT 243 same map, same 10 Hannah Nyuen
s " cor 25gth IT and Riverdale ave; SlOO
LOTS - and 80. Eame map; same 10 Ed"au
Lederor. PA 81 Nicholas ave; SlOO. -.
LOTS 212 and 278. same map, same 10 Jonp
FITZGERALD 1874 West 1lsth st; 500.
. LOTS pa and 27j. same map; same 20 KAN
arine Ghiold. 3l5 Taylor st, West New Brigh-
ton: 500 -
Tor % 10 2Ss. same map; same to Mary
Powers. 1874 East l2lst st; 500. "
LOTS go and 21l. same map; same 70 Alex
Finiay Bronxvle, y Y; SlVo - 49,,
LOT 100 same map: same 10 James John-
ston. 100 East i06th 81; 500.
LOT 127 same map. same 10 James a
Mackln. 2Igth ~ and spencer ave; SIVp -
LOTS 2gl and 2g3, same map; same 10
charles Il, Cofley 400 West 16Gth ST. 500.
Lot lOi same map; same 70 John torsyth'
jr of Newton ave. Of 2j8th st; 500:
LOT 1g4 part Of lot 80 and east II OF
lots 100 and 10i. map Of Bronxwood Park
John N LathrOp 10 August Lieb 72b court
Ianit ave. Dee Il: 5000; attorney J II Hi
dretH 81 ave and l4sth St r-,.
lot - 10 ~. map n Bruner estate FRANCES nas
St. NC Noy S1 q: $, 81. A'''" -.
LOT ia to 116 same map: same TO Albert
l. O. Fuchs sos - Nicholas avei Dec -; SlOV
LOTS f3 to 20 81 % - and % TO so, same
map. same 20 Christian + LenB' so hl'e's'N'
Drive. Dec r.: 800 - -.
LOTS .. 8. % and 90. same map; same to
McDougall Hawkes.. I East 53d ST. Dec To-
! LOTS 81 and tl2. map Of Brentwood Park
lots a. 10 81 and GO 10 60. map Of Adee PARK
vyar..icr Realty and Construction Co 70 Ralph
NJ Glover white Plains. tmtE SoOcD
June y. 1910; 500; attorney Frank Glover
lot g. map OF Hunter estate Carnine
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-16
To Aid Search for More
Sources of Revenue
List of the Suggestions Sent to Committee Appoint
ed by Mayor Gaynor Which Will Be Embodied
i'm Its Report

A committee. of which Henry Bloch is
chairman, of the United Real Estate
owners Association, has been appointed
to confer with the committee appointed
by Mayor Gaynor some months ago TO
ascertain new sources OF city revenue,
Many suggestions have been made to the
city committee Assurances have been
gwen that most OF the following will be
included in the report to the Mayor:
Reduce the amount and number Of tax
exemptions.
Property should be exempted from tax
alton only with the approval OF the Board
OF Estimate and Apportionment.
The Board of Estimate and Apportion-
ment should consider and revise assess
ments yearly. Extensive publicity should
be given TO all exemptions.
Secure a farer apportonment between
the state and the city in the matter OF
the division of the Inheritance, excise,
mortgage, secured debt and stock trans
fer tax.
Tax corporations doing business in the
City OF New York tat about one-half OF
per cent? on net profits in excess OF
i. 900, similar TO the United States cor
poratlon income law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-16

1915 Franklin ave: Dec 10; yrs; s13. $50; at
torney. L Randall, 1888 Franklin ave.
LOTS 29l and Z92. map 1870, OF 1853 lots OF
F and A Forster ct al Charles Coffey
TO Henry Forster, 13s East 10th st: Dec 49, 3
yrs, Az per cent; $500; attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Co. leO Broadway.
LOT go, same map. Daniel Dunn to same;
Dec 10; yrs, y6l5 attorney. same as above.
SAME PROPERTY; same TO same prior mtg
s6l5J: Dec IS. yrs, per cent; slO2 80; attor-
Tor sO7. same map; Grant F Chase 10 same;
Dec 10; yrs, AZ per cent; 500; attorney, same
as above. .
LOT 2sa same map; Charles e cofey d. to
LOTS go and ~ same map; Alexander Fin
lay to same; Dec 10: yrs, AZ per cent; N'ON'
attorney same above.
Lot 2S5 TO 2SS. same map: Mary Powers
to same; Dec 10; $3.50; attorney same as
above -, Ma
gerald 10 same: Dec g. 3 yrs, "A per cent;
ss6O attorney. same as above ,,,..
LOTS ga and 275. same map; Katherine
Ghiold to same: Dec IL; yrs, "A per cent
$500 attorney, same as above. =. .,.
LOT l09 same map. James Johnston 10 SAINT
Dec 10: yrs. Al per cent, 1880 attorney Saine
LOIS H. ll5 and Tic. same map; Albert E
Fuchs 10 same; Dec 70: 3 yrs, AZ per cent
s. $50: attorney same as above. re-
e3 2. Joseph vs. Miller 10 Jennie HsIlock,
20TO Honeywell ave; Dec 10. yrs, o per cent.
81 200: attorney, Charles p Hallock, 1873 East
1S0th st .-, -. "a
SUMMIT AVE. e $, 225 II OF looth 81 oyA
100. Mary II OReilly to Emile n Roth
Munich, Germany: Dec 49, 3 yrs: So 200; attor-
ney. Gustav Goodman BAG broadway.
TRAFALGAR PL, e 8, $50 It or Isth ST.
95yTss Rernard ] McDermott TO Paul Schmitz
1890 Trafalgar pl prior mtg $1,000; Dec 49,
due as per bond: $500; attorney. Title Guar
antee and Trust CO. 1l6 Broadway. .,,.,
SAME PROPERTY; Jacob Schmitz 20 Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. Dec 10: due az pei
bond So 900: address. TIC Broadway. ,
ls3D ST. 5e2 East, 2ixlOO; solomon Hirscn,
korrt and ano To Title Guarantee and Trust
Co: pee 9; due as per bond. 5000; address, l''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-16
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET
Trading Restricted in New England
Due to Depressed Cotton.
by Telegraph to The Tribune J

IBy telegraph 10 The Tribune
Fall River. Mass. Dec. 15.-The cloth
markets of New England showed restrict
ed trading last week. and sales are esti-
mated at 10000 pieces. The cause Of
smaller business may be attributed TO a
slight depression noted in the raw cotton
market Some buyers looked for a greater
reduction, but none was forthcoming. II
is known that concessions ranging from a
sixteenth to an eighth OF cent were
given in New York markets, but these
had no effect on local conditions.
The demand for 3S.a-inch 6ix6O, 5.35 goods
continues good and some mills which
make this style have their machinery en-
gagged for some time. Other wide goods
have been in demand. and It seems mat
buyers have turned their attention 70 the
wider styles While wide goods have re-
ceived the greater attention Of buyers,
some narrow goods have been in demand
and a fair amount OF business has been
put through this being particularly true
as regards 27-inch, 64x6O, 56x56 and 56x52
goods. Prices for these makes have in
creased during the last few weeks. The
call for sateens and twills has been mod
crate. although much business has been
done in these grades. on the whole, the
cloth markets are in good condition, al
though just now there is lull.
The cotton yarn markets still maintain
strength. and buyers who want immediate
supplies are obliged to rush about, and
even then they encounter much dHhculty
I'm the way Of getting desirable stock in
the proper quantity. The raw cotton
market went of a little last week ana
this caused buyers TO either withdra"
from the market in a limited way or 10
curtail their orders
The following are the cloth quotations
for last week: 2S-inch, 64x64, lilo cents
@-inch. G4xeQ, 1916 cents; 27-ineh' 6lX5o'
1916 cents: 27-inch, J6X56, SS cents; "a
inch. 56x52. 8 OILS cents; 3Slz-inch, 64X64 Oh
cents: Ss-inch, Gsx72. 6 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-16

Increase the interest charges Tor CITY
funds in banks and trust companies.
Revise charges for license, permits
privileges and concessions granted by the
various city departments and make them
commensurate with the beneht obtained.
Make annual charge for all vault spaces
beneath sidewalks.
Impose tax on business and pleasure
automobiles on account OF heavy cost OF
street repairs.
Repeal the recently enacted Secured
Debt Tax Exemption Law" by virtue OF
which an initial payment OF one-halt or l
per cent will exempt millions OF dollars
worth OF securities from taxation Tor
ever.
TIE cost OF building and maintaining
state highways should be betrayed by the
counties directly benefited, and should
not be imposed mainly on New York City,
which pays exclusively for its own high
ways.
Amend the personal tax law SO as TO
make it enforceable, and reduce the
amount Of tax to one-Quarter or l per
cent or even less, IL advisable
Decrease the expense Of the running OF
the various city departments.
Sale Of school sites and other sites pur-
chased on behalf OF the city for a num-
Der of year$ which sites have been aban-
doned
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-16
DWELLING HOUSE LEASES.

John ]. Kayanagh leased for the West
leigh Realty Company the three dwelling
houses Nos l26, lbs and 1870 East s5th
street; for Myrtilla II. Daily No. 1887
Madison avenue for S. p Cahlll No. 12s
East 18th street; for Mrs. Walter Ruther-
furd Nos. 155 and 157 East 18th street
for DR.. Elmer A. Miller No 1887 Madison
avenue, and for d. j. Carroll No. Sc East
18th street corner Of Park avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-16
Ladies' Rings
Gents RINGS

Our Diamond buyers ut the Diamond Cut
ting Mills of Amsterdam and Antwerp are
well known there as being very particular
about buying Diamonds only that have .
large spread OF surface and look to be
nearly twice their actual weight when
mounted. They will not buy Diamonds that
are cut thick and lumpy in order to save
extra weight for the cutter, who of course
benefits by cutting them so. as sill Diamonds
are bought and sold by the carat tweighD.
Our Diamonds are selected for their fine
blue white color and brillisncy, and we
always mark the actual weight and price
plainly on the tag for your inspection.
See our window display Of over half .
million dollars worth OF diamonds AL
plainly marked SIS to 100000
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 10 O'CLOCK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-16
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

CENTRAL PARK WEST. " cor OF SON
81, 1U22XlJU. 30. West NNln street 70 ~
Charles " ogden, ID East i9th ~ tmtk
500. OOO). nov 90. $l1', attorney pA'iu II
DEisION sT, "a. e, 24SxsG.3x22N9o s,
Sarah Lewcuthal a. al 90 Eaj aaMhel res
sic Lewouthal Harry sammet ana joel SAM
met Ggg West End ave tmtg &2uuupIf uil
liens, 4 part and q ana C. a q May 10
81 attorney, Harry sammei ~ wan '.. ~
nth ST. 81 East l7AlOu: Malcolm =
Beard 20 Victor a Beard. 2el Jen,iaon ave
Brooklyn. AN title. O e.. Dec II. $lVpi attoi-
ney Ernest Mageu, 80 Liberty GO.
18TH ST. 32I East, 2601iOl x4o.<
w =. gore. MaIc0lm g Beard 90 victor a
Beard 2Sl Jefferson ave. Brooklyn. Az ute
q C., Dec II. 500, attorney, Ernest Maseh'
90 fTT'HI 81. 3a7 and $50 East. loxloo.5; Re
becca Fleck 20 Frank Hhiman, 90 W EST
l20th 81 (mtg S33 O0o'; Marcn II. SIu1' "'-
torneys, Arnstcin a. Levy, lbs broadway. 49,
72D ST W cor OF Lexington ave, BOX
1922. Frederick " Levenson ~ al 70 Soeut
bee. Inc 100 East 72d st; q O.. NOV ~. SlOO'
attGrncy. Title Guarantee Co. 1I6 broadway.
12IsT ST. 34j East, 25XlO0ll fore
closed Dec IL: Warren Leslie, ref. 10 Henry
T. Jones Newport. ]; Dec j. Sia@oD. AT
torneys. strong Cadwalaher 40 wall 81
The Bronx.
ANTHONY AVE. w s. 500 10 q n OF South.
ern Boulevard. Box. Eeinhold Klchter et
al 10 Annie Dillon. Larchmont Dec II
(mtg s2,6OU) 81. attorney Title GUARANTEES
and Trust CO. 176 Broadway ,,-,.,.
% 7x7S5: Bernard Green 90 Blume kuhlno-
witt. n East 30 IT. Dec Omtg SoNOOu) {;
800; attorney, " } Katz, go Broad way. ..
BRYANT AVE, g. $50 n on laIrlsoh
ave 2Ox1OD Martin Pletscher construction
co to Louise Winter. 70 East luNth 81 DEC
il tmtg $4,000; 500. attorney II HI
dreth. 81 ave ana 1iSth So
BRONXDALE AVE. p, 22I4 II OF
18TH st. X. George Newman, ref, 10
Paul Languer 1917 clinton ave; Dec ~;
So, 500. attorneys, Dalton * kilsheimer 20"
broadway. . .
BRYANT AVE 1899. 3oxlloG: Bernard J
McDermott to Paul J Schmitz $50 Iratai-
gar pi. Dec ~ mtg $4,000; 500; attorney
Title Guarantee and Trust CO. i!6 BROAD %, ls9th
81 9Ox2fl: Lucy r Comfort 10 Louis T.
Klebau 111G Jackson ave; Dec IL; -; attoI-
ney Lawyers Title Insurance ana Trust Co.
100 Broadway.
LOTS 2s3 and 2S4. mao 1910 Of Forster q
Schmitt: Henry Forster 70 Euphemla ana
Frank MiIlar Lester ave. Richmond Hlll' Long
Island: Dec 70: 500: attorney Lawyers Iltle
Insurance and Trust co. 100 Broadway.
LOT 3O1 same map; same 70 Grant + Sh"oe'
BIS West 9th st. Dec -. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-16

Rountree Realty Co. owner renewaD; So 385 10
30 AVE, ss4 and $50; Isaac l. Margulies Ell
al agt Henry Frye, owner; Acme Wood Car
pet Flooring Co, contractor; S1s6 40.
bath ST, $40 East: American Mantle Manu-
featuring co agt Tax Payers Holding Co and
Herman Knepper, owners Knepper Realty Co.
owner AMI contractor $3.50
PROSPECT AVE, " S, 1855 IT of Home ST,
slX220 Antonio Bonagur agt Som Bros, own
ers and contractors; SIS, 354.
CID ST, 2l1 West; Fraad Contracting Co a8t
Sarah Hartin owner and contractor; s495.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-16
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
Manhattan.


LEWIS st, ~ and o. 5oxloo; Dec IL, 1901
Rose T Leyisohn; $500; attorney. Ilue Uuai-
antee and Trust Co, 176 Broadway.
MORNINGsIDD AVE. West, cor OF
10Th 81. 100 llxs5: July %, 1912; Albert Mol!l-
neaux 10 the Universal Discount co lrents,
etc). 5000; attorneys, Marks & MARKS %
WALKER ST, So q It e Of G C. si1i1dt
m Helen NJ Knickerbocker: $50, 600; attorney
William Bronx 30 Broad st - ,oo.
30 AVE, e 8. 25.l1 n 3 OF 1llth 81, ZShlo
Feb @ 1904; Harry siegel 20 American MOTT
gage Co: $40. 600; attorneys, Bowers q sahus'
81 Nassau ST. - oo, -..A
SAME PROPERTY: April 30, 1905; Sarah
Pfelrer 70 Bernard Feifer; $4,000; attorneys
Arnsteln & Levy, 12S Broadway.
81 AVE. 2l5s 25xlOO: Feb 2. 1904; same 10
Jonas Well and ano; 5000; attorneys, Wen
Mayer Beekman 81. 80 ,o,, o--,b
Pfeiff.r 10 Bernhard Felfer; $4,000. NJ
1fTU ar 8 r. $50. 10 II OF 9th ave, TX
"a 10. Dec 9. 1910: Helen VI Bueren 20 Ma
thiIde p Weber. $4,000; attorneys Couder'
Brothers, Rector II.
The Bronx.
RPyAN,r ST. 2 S. $50 It n Of Lafayette ave,
2jxiOO. June q. 1912. Alexander Herhsrus 20 o.
Lawyers Title Insurance and trust Co. l0'
STJARi OTyTB ST, W s. 1904 II OF jennings
AZ 40xiOO. NAV -. 1872 McEyoy 4 h 80 ,nn
Transformation co 20 John J Tully co; S-'4V''
attorney L Snow, 10 wal! 81 -, o..,-oo
SCUOFTEID ST. n s, 90 II OK land GeOIse
r,,iee rms . lJOx n Il9 10 land OF Wellroc6
w 10 nj 30 from q land OF Byles \ lIs
:, ana beg: Nov 10. 1909; Vivian anu
willis o Davis 70 Rufus l. Scout SOW ~
dress g3 Nassau 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-16

attys: " Hlrsch. ref, Que sG3oi2 a. taxes
etc. 81 523 So
lO0TH 81. 81 East. D g. IsD q ~ ~ aye.
.OTlOl II: q stt teuu. and stores. II Du
Bols AIT Dorothy EckelbsrF - 81. cary a. o.
attys. j ID Lowe. jr rel. due, s.il' -. iaA's'
etc. $3.50 %.
At so 3-Gs THIRD AVENUE
Ey Henry Brady.
FOREST AVE. 500. o. 1925 n or lolet
At 25TiOO. 4 sfy t.uilt. T. Levy ~ al aEt
Samuel Friedman o. al. j. l. Levy. atty a
Foley ri. due s. rC3 40. tEzes. etc. 500 ",
sub to mtg OF Sl5l-j
By Charles A. Berran.
LELAND AVE. 1887. o w cor fremont ave.
II ix5s Ok irrcg. N Arrow agt fo.o Lust
bader ct al. Timothy Power, atty; M5r'n SUI
berger, ref. due, S6G57 a., taxes. etc, Sl4d 10.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-16

REcoRGED LEASES.

with name and addFess Of Iersee1
FOX ST 1855. all. Emily WAGNER to JacNn
Realty 90. ,rs from Nov ]. 1912. $500. ad-
FRONT sr 20i. ol. estate OF " II Gleason
TO John vs. Walker 60. 10 yrs $ mos from
Sept l. 1906. s. $40. address 2Oi Front 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-12-16
LIS PENDENS.
DECEMBER IA.

6sTH ST. 107 and 100 West: Nina W Lamb
81 al agt Fannie Nugent ct al foreclosure OF
mtg: attorney. w NJ Powell.
MADISON AVE, e 5, 4O.s n OF 92d ~, 20x
622: Ezra Prentice agt Louis l. Ladlnsh Ct
al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney. Myers.
18th ST. 400 and 462 West: Nathan Pack
ard et al agt Michael + Phelan notice Of levy;
attorney. j u Tobias