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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-31
Cine Tres Banderas

Esta noehe sera estrenada una peli-
cula sensational: La pipa de opio'' adj
mlrable de composition Y de interes La
clnta por su gran duraci6n esta dividi-
da en- dos parties.
III martes y microbes proximos. con
clerto por el Octeto Tizol, acompanando
ademas, las peliculas: Los amores de
la Dubarry y Carmen"
Hoy sabado y manana domingo. Sc
dara Ia tanda ''vermouth para nj
nos, las siete media.
Para la function Gle la noche hay IN
gran cartel.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-31

La Prado. Morales y Barrajon, biep
en- sus respectivos papeles.
Esta noche Sc pondra en- escena. Mo-
llnos de Viento" y los Holgazanes
I'm esta obra dicen que Barrajon esta
may gracioso, y 10 creemos. poroue es
artlsta que vale y que tiene Wis c6mica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-31

del Quetzal algiin otro trabajo suyo, y
de 6rdenes, en- cualquier OCCASION, a
Su servidor atento,
Miguel Angel Casal
Es una valiosa felicitaci6n que nues-
tro Director estima en- alto grado Y que
nosotros insertamos con verdadero or
gullo por venir de un nombre tan pres
tigioso en- las letras americanas
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-31

Debido la amabilidad del compane-
70 EN- letras Di0genes Ferrand, con Gu
va amistad me he honrado durante los
dlas de SUI permanencia Ell esta cladad
capital, he tenido ell placer para mi
inefable- de saborear, Ell dos noches
de incansable lectura, los parrafos CO.
rrectos extrictamente hterarios
la novela 'borinquena FL Manglar
que I'd. escribi6 inspirandose en- un al
to ideal de patriotismo, Ell M alto ideal
de raza de tendencias latinoamerica-
nistas.
Purista como soy--o como trato de
serlo-- su novela me ha dejado satisfe-
cho, completamente satisfecho, en- Guam
to la pureza del lenguaje Ell ella en-
pleado y Ell cuanto otros detalles en-
la parte redactora
En- cuanto al tema . tqne podria de-
cirle 70, que apenas entiendo de acha-
ques novelescos, que apenas he culti-
vado este genero de literatura9 i El .te-
ma de Ia noyelag--repito. Hermoso
como los dolores de IN dnrazno de Gu
razao, hermoso como In paisaje de Ia
Cordillera de los Andes.
Reciba, artista, Ia sincera felicitacion
de TN companero; envieme esta TERRA
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-08-31
Ell "Manglar''
en- Guatemala

CARTA DE MIGUEL ANGEL CASAL
Nuestro companero Perez Losada ha
recibido la siguiente carta del notable
escritor guatemalteco, Miguel Angel
Easal.
Senior Don J. Perez Losada,
San Juan, Puerto Rico.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-27

Trading in the real estate market ".
terdav was practically at standS,'n
Tho auction room showed tho same oui-
ness. there being only one oherihs' VIII
was bid I'm by the plaintiff.
William II. Archibald sold for the '''',
don Construction company TO c'leht o.
vilbcr G. GoodsIe No. go West "o'n
street q four story dwelling house on io'
oov1oo foot AS feet west "i Broadway
Tic buver reports that he has resold th'
nronort,. To an Investor who contempla'eS
an Immediate Improvement by alter'"h
tbe building for business purposes.
In the Buildings Department plans "er'
filed by Donald r. Hart. architect TOT t"'
erection Of a two story store and court
building on plot 5oxS6 feet. at Nos DO ana
III East SSth street and to be known rs
the 6th District Municipal Court. Inc
first foor will be used for stores am
the entire second floor Will be USED ior
the courtroom There will be TWO JUS
tices' chambers. The present 9th Dist9'ce
Court IS AT Third avenue and SD street
The new courthouse Will be built OF con-
crete. with a facade OF terra Gotta orlcKS'
r J. Oakley and Philip Rhinelandcr are
the owners. and the cost has been placed
AT So 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-27
.PERE MARQUETTE AFFAIRS
H. / Miller Lays Troubles to
Faults of Management.

" Miller who has been making an
,-,,,-,, into the management Of the fe'e
z,aro,,etta Railroad Company. GOVERNS
the last three years. In the interee' VI
receivers. has submitted report III VIM.
he assigns inefficiency in the ma'ihse''io''
"a ,acl, of harmony between the opera'
ing department and the other oeP
wants as among the causes OF '"e nc
.roubles Although the management Nd
.trs,stod that the road did not nave SUI
ec,ant rolling stock and that II had not
,ha nroner facilities for handling ua1nc'
Mr. Miller found that there were CHE
enough to care for all Of the raIilc' INV
6,flculty lying in lack of cooperate"
among the departments
He also reported that the cohlPans .
earnings a ton mile compared :aVoraDlS
with those of other roads in the ssfhc
territory. and were greater than those OIL
various larger roads which were max
ing satisfactory showing Of earnings
As a consequence OF the findings OF MT
Miller. il is said. William Cotter' presi-
dent Of the Pere Marquette is likely soon
70 retire from office.
NJ. Miller. who was formerly president
of the Chicago e Eastern Illinois ROAD
made an exhaustive examination of the
physical condition Of the Missouri faci'c
about a wear ago. following the entrance
OF new interests into the board. and in MS
report recommended improvements wmch
would involve the expenditure Of S50OW,vl'
20 be distributed over series of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-27
ICE TRUST GOES FREE
Indictment Dropped Because
Company Changes Methods.
[From nc Tribune Bureau.l

Washington, Aug. 2e.-Indictments re-
stunned by grand jury in the District
,Supreme Court in July, 1906 charging
violation Of the Sherman antitrust law
and conspiracy on the part OF the Amerl-
can Ice Company. the Chapin-Sacks
Manufacturing Company and the ofhciais
OF the two concerns were quashed to-
day az the request Of the United States
Attorneys office.
The action Of the government prosecu-
tor follows an investigation Of the affairs
OF the American Ice Company covering
the last six years and an agreement be-
tween the Department Of Justice and the
officials of the corporation for the latter
10 abrogate certain contracts with local
dealers a grand jury inquiry was re-
Gently suspended to permit the invesil-
cation by the Acting District Attorney
Reginald S. Huidekoper.
Mr.. Huidekoper announced to-day that
81 is probable there will be no further
prosecution of the so-called ice trust be-
cause all ground for complaint has been
eradicated by changes in the corpora
lions method Of doing business. The
grand Jury will convene September 10 and
will then be informed, according TO
present plans. that the investigation Is al
.en end.
The readjustment of the American Ice
,Company's business was made under the
supervision OF the United States Attor'
ney's office with full authority from At
ltorney General Wckersham, aud is the
result OF a conference between the Attor
ney General, Mr.. Huidekoper and William
n Tucker. Of New York. banker anc
ldirector Of the Ice company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-27
HACKErT.cARHART AGREEMENT

Judge Hough. sitting in the Federal
District Court yesterday authorized Sam
ucl u. Leidesdorf. receiver for the bank
rupt firm OF Hackett- Carhart Company,
Incorporated. to enter into an agree
ment with Joseph Frankel. who Is to de-
post 5000 I'm accordance with the terms
of a settlement approved by com
Jnittee Of the creditors. The company has
jn a composition offered to pay the cred T.
tors fifty cents on the dollar for each
dollar of its liabilities over and above
the expenses of the receivership In ac-
Cordance with the agreement. Mr.. Leides-
dorf Is 10 continue the business with the
money furnished by Frankel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-27
). ]. HILL OPTIMISTIC
Says General Conditions in the
Northwest Are Excellent.

James ]. Hill arrived here yesterday
'Yrom the Northwest on short visit
ASKED about conditions in Great North
ern territory. he said:
General conditions are excellent anG
the outlook is bettcr than II has oeeii
Tor the last five or SIX years. The recent
heavy rains have not damaged crops 10
any serious extent. What hurt they nave
done is confined TO a few small local.
ties. Jobbers are having a good demand.
In the last few years manufacturers nave
had TO curtail their organizations TO some
extent. and these, of course, cannot De
built up in a day
There might be some congestion at
Buffalo I'm moving the crops, Mr.. Hill
thought but he estimated that the Great
Northern's terminal facilities were suiiI-
client to enable 1t to handle three times
Its present volume Of traffic. MI Hill
declined to make any comment on the
political situation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-27
LIS PENDENS.
AUGUST 20

HENRY ST. 81. Louis Jarmulowsky agt
Kotjen Realty Co 81 al foreclosure OF mtg)'
attorney. VI Clark.
TRFMONT AVE. s. 100 II OF Prospect
ave. 2JNlO0: = Heancy 60 agt Albert Saggese
~ al action 10 impress trusO; attorneys,
cscller y ROthschid.
i25TTVST. r. l55 q Of "a ave. ioox9? IL .
Blanche Neukirch agt William Mcliugh
q al foreclosure 81 MTG; attorneys, Leven-
trtt cook & Nathan.
9Th ST. 7l2 and "a East; Samson Rosen..
field ast Harry Miller ct Al foreclosure OF
mtgi: attorneys. kantroWit2 Il Esberg.
Old BROADWAY. $. 502 n Of Bloom
ingdalc Road q. lNlOO. and White Plains Road,
u vs. cor Of Ncrcd ave. loO3NN2 II: Eliza hart
ct M act Emma g Gibson 81 al partition; at
tOrneys. Simpson n Cnrdozo.
hist ST. las West. EStclc Schollc. guar
diam act Julius Woln 81 al foreclosure or
MTG: attorneys. tachman 4 Goldsmith.
t31ST ST 100 Mcst. Norman IL Scholle agt
julius Norff ct al foreclosure OF Mtg. attor
news T.achman & Goldsmith
9Th ST 7OJ and 7OI East: Isaac Pick agt
Harry Miller ~ al foreclosure OF mtg. attor-
uc,s kanfrOWitZ a fs-herg.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-27
NEW CT. NORTHERN CONNECTION

Work has been begun on twenty-five
mile lire north from Niobe. y. d.. on the
Great Northern. to a connection with
the Grand Trunk Pacihc's southern eX-
tension on the Canadian border. BY this
connection II will he possible for Grand
Trunk Pacific traffic to be moved over
The Great Northern TO Minneapolis and
ST Paul. thence over the Burlington &c
Chicago. where the Grand Trunk can
convey II to Toronto and other Eastern
Canadian points, this route between Ed
monitor and Eastern Canada being con-
siderably shorter than the route through
the Dominion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-27

Justice John Ford, 81. l3J: Forrest Huieiasii'
t1,AI AYR s. loo It nom " coz Stray
NOV l55thD At, li5xJVx irieB: Nov %, lSV5'
t,ilnk ana natn lass 10 bIUnA SAVINGS BANK
$1,000: attorney, Lawyers litle insurance ~
lIu t>roddway
i1.th at, 3i.oxiUO. July ~, 1911, same 10 PIos-
pct Investing 90; s<2,OoJ; attorney, stephen
" COlHna. % Wall St ~ ,,..,.
SANE PROPERTY. June 3. 1910: Hattie
and fredk Weller, u, to Richard C"lllnS;
S.-OD, attorney, same as above.
.AME PROPERTY; San - l912, Weller
Meeh.r Realty co TO Jos Rice si'4Vo' @''o'
n.y, same as above.
SAME PROPERTY Jan .. JvI2; same To
Prospect Investing Co; $1,000: attorney same
as aUOve. ana 49,, 49,.
of Lewis Gouverneur Morris; May lS IoiE'
Decatur Construction Co to Cresco MortGaSo
GO; SO coo. attorney Chas Buckbee, 5V' r~ist
LOT sO5. map Van Nest Park; Aug 2. 1912:
Fredk II and Dora iiecht TO y Loehtnai g
son. inc; $1,000; attorney Rudolph Loenthal'
I341 Boston road. ~
'' TAFOT1AiNE AVE. s. bet l7sth and
iIgth sts; mtg on fixtures: Nov 49, 1911. H9D,
Wciler-Aleaeor Realty 90 to Hudson ma1tel
ana NJ co: $500; attorney, LAWYERS Tlile IN
surancc q Trust Co. 100 Broadway
SAME PROPER1 Y. mtg Oh hxtures; nov
10 1911 same to same; SIG; attorney; same.
LOTS 30 to e. map 2I7. IT Ray mOnd Park;
sept y, 1907: Wifred GAmotbe TO Hippoiyte
Lamothe. ir; $3.50; attorney, Chas II Bailey
$50 Broadway.
LOTS p3 and "a. map 1854, Koch Home
stead: Aug * 1909 Christian RI i and Mag
dslene e HasselhoT to " Koch; $72s ad-
dress, 363 East 157th st.
LOT 1871, map ISL estate Thos Q Woolf,
path Ward; July $. 1901; Patrick Flynn 1.h. 10
Eugene r Woolf: satisfied OF record without
production Of mortgage, by order Of Supreme
court. Aus II. 1912. justice John J Brady;
$50. attorney Jas A Deerng 10 Broad"sy !;
LEGGETT AVE n5Gth sO. $, l3D IT e o.
Prospect ave. q. 3g99 4x2Ox9G 10; Aug ., 1907
Morton n and Anna T. Green TO John q anu
Gertrude Bender: $500; attorney, Title Guar
antee & trust 20, 1T6 Broadway.
MORRIS AVE. 239s. %7Xl20' Dec II, l%S;
Albert and Carrie Dam 10 Roht smith
50 300; attorney. Moses y Schoider 100 Mas
sau ri.
TRINITY Passage) Ave. cor 18Th st
formerly Westchcster R1i'roadl. lCOX2j.G; Aug
q. 1909. Geo J. IarbaUer 10 JOS and Elise
Grundler IS 600: address. $50 East 10th ~.
ETH AVE (229th ST.. $. 1916 r. " q
Prospect Terrace, 2j6xili, Wakedeld: July p
1905. Cath and Mary \ l. Mclaughlin TO
Sadie y Clocke: 81 700: attorneys, Clocke,
Koch & Reidy. 39l East i49th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-27
si4o.oos FOR EDoeMERE LOTS.

a successful sale OF lots was held by
Joseph y. Day at Edgemere Crest on sat
urday last The sale comprised $50 lots
OF the ocean side Of the Long Island
Railroad at Edgemcre Crest The tota
amount realized was s140.O0S or an aver
age OF $500 lot.
The first parcel to be offered comprised
lots Nos. % and p. i'm Block G.. and
brought $500 lot. George Buchner was
the successful bidder Edward Roche bid
1915 for the corner OF Dickerson and Bay
avenues. !. Regensburg, the Well known
tobacco man. bought the whole block
front on Edgemere avenue. from Hudson
20 Dickerson avenue. for sl1oO a lot. He
Is planning TO improve II with home tC
OCCUPY the nine lots.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-27
PEEKSKlll FARM SOLD.

John V. Alexander. president OF the
Peekskll Realty Company. brokers, sold
for John H. Buckbic To Or s. V. Haas.
81 Manhattan, 105-acre farm with a
large residence. n tenants house. barn. n
pond, etc, situated five miles east OF
Pcekskill. and adjoining tho Field and
Ewing estates. from which location OK
tcnslvc views OF the Hudson River and
country are 10 bee obtained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-27
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Monday, Angus.
26, 1912.
ARRfNED

Steamer McAico ,Fp. HAVE August 3.
Bordeaux .. Corunha - Niso 10. 10 the
Compagnie G"neIaIe Trtusatlantlquc, with
H. CABIN aud - sieerage passengers ana
mdsc. Arril cd. al the Bar al 90 y. m.
Steamer CrIstobsl, CrIstobal August 20 to
the Panama Railroad Company, with SO
cabin ana - Storage passengers mails ana
mds'. Arrived at the Bar at 40 y. m.
steamer Orotava CSrl, Bermuda August
mail and mdsg. Arrived al the Bar at p m.
steamer NaNdhOe, Georgetown ana VII
mingtou TO thv clyde IS co, with pasScn-
gers and mdsc. Passed in sandy Hook al
steamer Ncclar GER. Bremen August 10.
to oelrichs X co, with "a cabin ana so
storage passengers for New YORK. ~ cabin
and 81" Steerago passengers and muse foi
Baltimore. Arrived AT the Bar AZ 81" =. ~.
steamer san Juan, san lu5H August Il. 10
tine Now York ana Porto Gico .SS Go. with
~ passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived AT the
Bar at :l6 a IN.
steamer Comsnchc. Jacksonville August -
ana Charleston n, TO The clyde - co, with
passengers and mdsc. Passed In Quarsn-
tine at -. =. M
steamer Obidcnso ,Ncr,. Port Antonio Au-
gust u. to the 'rreo importing CO, with 81
steam, .oIe ,..sto ,Br,. Philadelphia
August ~. go Barber 90. IN ballast. L'ft
steamer Nniiuos. New orleans August Il.
4" io' southern Pacific 90. with passengers
and mcs.. Lcu quarantine at 6:2o -. m.
sNI'dllltl " -NOrt', LIVINGSTON AUGUST 81 ~
81. southern iaelhc Go. with mdsc. Ieft
Quarantine at G.3N e.. n.
steamer Manchioucai ,NoD: Montego Say
August 20 ana Port Antonio ~ 10 the
United Fruit 60. with fruit Arrived ut the
Bar AZ midnight 2Jth
steamer Drachcnf,ls (Gcr). Calcutta July
>. colombo 10. Suoz 30, Port Said -. Malta
August and Boston -. to Funch. Blye &
co. with mdsc. Arrived at the Bar at Z
4. m.
steamer Yumuri Cuban, Havana august
p. to tho New York and Cuba Mail IS co.
with mose. Arrived az tho Bar at ( ~ n. ~.
steamer Ancona 0t3b. Genoa August H.
Naples 10 and Palermo Il. 60 fairfield. So'ar
n 90. with passengers ana mdse Passed In
SANDY Hook AT $40 = m.
Steamer La Flandre Dutch. Antwerp Au-
gust . 70 David Warden. in ballast Ar
rived at the Bar al Gas IN.
Steamer Kura Br. London August 10. TO
David T. Warden. In ballast. Arrived at the
Bar al $50 m.
Steamer Navahoe Georgetown and Whining
ton. Passed in Quarantine Al sos p m.
SAILED
Steamers Neckar (Gcrl Baltimore: Allan
tic city. Atlantic CITY: Snowflake tBr). Nor
folk: Jefferson, Norfolk and Newport News:
Coppename (Dutch). Demerara; Lumen (Rr).
Eif RI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-27
MECHANICS LIENS.
AI-GI'ST %

ANTHONY AVE. 3. 1875 II n OF 1s1st #.
bOxiOO; Mitchell Bernstein agt Sarah TauO'
owner and contractor: 5000.
1TH AVE. 40 to "a: Gollick & smith ag'
Robert Goeet Of al. trustees, owners; william
Henderson unc). contractor: s2.2i7 81
FREMONT AVE, n :. 100 II OF Jerome
ave 5OxlG0; Morris Stotchik aBt Han Con-
struction co. owner and contractor rene"ap'
$50 ~
SAME PROPERTY; p J Heaney co aSt Han
, Construction CO. owner and contractors Ber-
r.rI Elsy'uo. contractor UeiockeO; s"43 ~
atTH ST II West. Pace & Grips 60 agt
Kuf,k CO. Iessce: Zimmerman Construction 60.
Contractor. Sj1J. -
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. 20 and y: Ed
ward N Gardner agt Schee-Glnsberg Realty
and CONSTRUCTION 90. owner; Cordan Tie CO.
contractor: $50. -
l22D ST. 5OS East. Elias Rosenbluth eG
estate OF Frederick Smidt owner Louis Held
- al contractors. $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-27
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co e
Guaranty Trus. 60: = assts: 100000.
state Realty and Mortgage co TO Columbia
Knickerbocker Trust Co: asstS 800.
Miles Roscnbluth TO Marine CO. 81
Samuel Alkof 10 Annie Altoff; 81.
Wilhenina Gennerich 10 Van Deventer Cor
pOration. nominal.
American Mortgage Co 10 George e CHS
holm, committee. S31 1865.
American Mortgage Co TO Jared " Bell
s3.40O.
same to George r Chisholm: $1,000 a..
Caroline VI " Glokner 10 Edward o a Glok-
ner: 81.
same to same 81.
Ena l. Horton TO New York Savings Bank
$1,000
Paul F Iahm 10 Meta Homann; sloOO =,
Fanny G Lyon 81 al trustees. TO Henry n
Jackson and ano, exrs; $40 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-27
SUBURBAN SALES.

The somervillc Realty Company sold at
Somerville Park, Aryerne. ten lots, on the
east side Of Clarence avenue. between
Morris and Alameda avenues, TO the Ar
Verne Construction Company for improve
Inent with five two and one-half story
frame cottages. The same company has
sold at Maspeth. Long Island, five lots.
on the west side Of Macy street, TO Char
lotte n. Bealing.
M g. L. Rosenthal sold for the Markert
Realty Corporation. az South jamaica
Manor. Queens, three lots on Hlllcrest
avenue 10 j. -. Lowe two lots on Manor
avenue 10 JOHN Hogg. two lots OH Stoot-
hoff avenue To James Kennedy, and two
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-27
THE WEATHER REPORT.
onciaI Eerord and rorecast.-Washlngtor

Official Record and Forecast. Washington,
Aug. 2G.-Thc disturbance tbet was over the
Cppcr Mississippi VALLEY sunday night passed
rapidly cast and its ccntrc is now over the
- Lawrence Valley. During the last twenty
four hours il has caused scattered showers H.
the region OF the Great Lakes. the Ohio Val
icy and the North Atlantic States. and II II
being followed Nv cooler weather over the 70
gIou from the Great Lakes west 20 the Ia
Lotas showers are also reported from widely
fcattered points in the South Atlantic and CUR
states ana Tennessee. Moderately warm
weather continued during Monday throughout
the East and south states and over the West
crn Plateau and Rocky Mountain region.
Tho Indications are that there VIII be local
show crs Tuesday and probably wednesday IN
tho Southeast states and far Northwest. with
these cxcep: ions the weather will be generally
fair Tuesday and Wednesday throughout the
country.
Temperatures will be lower Tuesday In the
Middle Atlantic and New England states and
Ohio and lake region. end "Wednesday ~ tho
Northwest. Moderately warm weather WIZ
continue TUESDAY AMI wednesday throughout
the Southern states and the Middle west .
TIE winds along the Nov England coast VIZ
DO brisk west and northwest: Middle Atlantic
Coast. moderate 10 brisk west aud northwest
South Atlantic Coast, moderate south ana
southwest. except light variable oil the SCUM
Florida coast East Gulf Coast. light TO mod
crate. variable; West Gulf Coast. moderate
shifting 10 east: upper lakes. moderate north
east and east. except Hight variable on superior.
Steamers departing Tuesoay for European
ports will have brisk west and northwest
winds and fair Mcathe To the Grand Banks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-27
WIRELESS REPORTS.

The Noordam. reported as 1913 miles enst oi
Sandy Hooi, at II 30 a IN yesterday - oNpeN''"
to dock this forenoon. - -, ,s,
The Kroonland. reported as l.OB' miles eae'
OF Sandy Hook at 1890 IN SdlufdaY' ~ eN
pcctcd 10 dock this forenoon. , or
gao miles east Of Sandy Hook AT III NeH'e'
day. is expected 10 dock this afternoon; a.
The Minnehaha, reported as =" iIiles go
OF Sandy Hook at 6 m Iesteiu"S' i 'A'
10 dock this forenoon. 49, ,,a, .e,
The c = Tietgen, reported as 90 inlies east
Of Sandy Hook at II q m yesterday II 'NI'''
10 dock Wednesday forenoon 1000, ~
TN. Arrertina, reported as 80 miles rFa'i o.
Sandy Hook at noon NeSteiuaE' u 'Np''''
dock Wednesday forenoon .,, ....- .,., az
The Ancona- reported az Wv a.. cvnectod To-
dock this forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-27

, For Eastern Pcunsylvaula. New Jersey
Delaware, Maryland. District Of columbia
fair. cooler Tuesday. Wednesday fair. mod
crate northwest winds.
For Northern Now England. showers fol
lowed by fair Tuesday cooler ~ vermont
and New Hampshire: Wednesday fair. brisl
west and northwest winds
Southern New England, fair TUESDAY
cooler interior Wednesday fair: brisk west
and northwest Winds
For Western PENNSYLVANIA and Western
New York. f,ir and cooler Tuesday, Nednes-
day fair. moderate north winds.
For West Virginia fair Tuesday. cooler IN
west portion. Wednesday fair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-27
RECORDED LEASES.
Cwith name and address OF lessee
AUGUST 20.

BONERY. i57is aln. Callahan estate 81
sam katz aud sno: 4 yIs from May J. lAl::
81 1875; address. SIS IIopkinson ave, Brooklyn.
CATHEDRAL PARKWAY. n . cor Manhat
tan ave sixth store from avenue: Doric
Realty and Holding 60 to Victor Gedrick;
yrs from sept I. 1912. $40; address, 3l5
Cathedral Parkway
TINToN AVE. 900 10 a72. go and 8si CalD
Kramer Contracting 90 TO Abraham Brand
stein; yrs from July l. 1912: 5000; adj
dress $50 Union ave.
rem and anO TO George Garides: yrs from
NAV ]. 1912: 81. 400: address, $40 81 ave.
TrH AVE 2i5 To PSI (store. etc); 2ith street
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REALTY NOTES.

The Benenson Realty Company, which
recently purchased tho plot 75X9o.1 feet,
on the south side Of i5Gth street 175 feet
east % Courtlandt avenue. has secured
from the Greenwich Mortgage Company
building loan of $4,000 on the prop
crty.
Douglas Robinson, Charles s. Brown
Company has been appointed agent Of
the apartment house TO bo built at No. A.
East Goth street
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IS in block ; to a client of a. L. Eich-

lots I'm block 20 CITcNI OF n y T1IV
TIs Revenue Realty Company, a synIl-
cate represented by Philip A. Payt9n, tn'
negro realty operator, has purchased IRON
Mrs. Margaret ?. Hicks ner residence ~
~ North Terrace Nv ouuc, Mount Yer
Won a three story structure. on plot COS
iGo feet The NJ. Morgenthau. Jr.. Com
many negotiated the sale.
J. w. 7Capen sold 10 Charles Watlailci
tho c. ". Van Note place at SprlrE
Ike Y. j.. and for Robert and Dunaii
jjay house on Atheld avenue. Richmond
IIIll TO Henry =. Steele.