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New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
NEW BUILDING LEASED
$1,OO0,0O0 Rental for Site Now
Under Construction.

The LIbman Realty Company has leaseu
from the Nameloc Company the twelve
story commercial building now in course OF
construction at Nos iS to 56 West 3StI
street. The lease is for twenty-one years.
at an aggregate rental of over $OOO,WO.
Under a suitcase, already arranged, B.
Libman, manufacturer OF infants wear
now at No. 127 West Seventeenth street.
will occupy several floors in the building
and negotiations are now pending with
| concerns in similar lines OF trade for much
| Of the remaining space In the structure.
The new building is TO be completed ABOUT
October /. In the negotiations Tor the
| lease Terence McManus represented the
Libman Realty Company, and Mr.. Olwer'
NJ the firm of Alexander & Green, the
| Nameloc Company.
rho Twentv-ffth Construction Company
George l.. Felt, president, has leased th(
! second loft I'm the new twelve story build
ing ot No. 1875 TO l4l West Goth street &c
7, NJ Cohen & Bro. furriers, for term
} Of wears. This completes the renting of al
the lofts I'm the structure, which was coiii'
pleted about month ago.
NJ. & l.. Hess have leased the fourth
| loft at No. 1l5 to ll9 Fourth avenue to G'
| =.
and part of the fourth loft in No. q TO g.
Irving Place to the Bauer Chemical Com
pany: space I'm Nos. IS and A East 10Th
! street to r. & L. Coen and David Mesi-
/ bov: the fifth loft in No. "a to So West 2'tf
street TO Charles Kafka & Co.. and the
second loft at No. l3O West 2jth street to
the Gence Underwear Company.
I Endicott, Johnston & Co, Of Endicott,
7 n. Y. dealers in boots and shoes, are the
lessccs OF the building at the northwest
corner of Hudson and Rcade streets, the
/ lease of which was recently r,Gportedi, ny ny
| Daniel BirdSall & Co The building VIII DC
| lemodelled and used as salesrOCm ana dis
/ tributing depot ~, ,
! Pcase & Gilman have leased for Mrs. G.
! Coulter of Tuxedo, No. 8 West i9th
street, a four story dwelling house TO T. >.
Franks. ,h,
| Douglas L. Gilman & co. have leased the
/ sixth loft I'm No. Il East 22d street TO tne
! MYRIAD Manufacturing Company, now IN
/ West 18th street; also, the fourth iott III
| no. II West 18th street for Frederick FoN
! n CO., agents, TO the Morris Perlsteln Coin-
! pany. now I'm West 18th street.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
WNtplovlhg W..,l Madison avenue frontages Of II
ave" hork Central property.
security Company Buys.

HHupioVlhg Madison avenue frontages Of the
ave" horK Central property.
Security Company Buys.
Ihe hrst week Of the new year would not
nave been just right from realty point Of
view without a purchase of an apartment
mousse by the New York Real Estate Sc
cur'ty Company. The company got through
the McNickar-Gaillard Realty Company the
irving Arms, at the northeast corner Of
S4th street and Riverside Drive The house
Is on a plot 76xlS9 feet. It was held at
S425OOO
IL ls an Al income producer. The New
YORK Security Company has the habit of
huying the best investment properties. It
bought last year the Stadium View. two
twelve story apartment houses. each occu-
plying frontage Of about GO feet in River
side Drive, just north of 116th street; Con-
cord Hall apartments at the southeast
corner of 18th street and Riverside Drive,
and group Of apartment houses No. Sc 20
p East nth street, besides the twenty story
office building No. AZ Broadway and some
other large properties
Blervie Hall. a six story apartment house
with stores, at the northeast corner of 14ith
week. for about 100000.
The opening week of the New Year was
also marked by several large sales in the
street arteries of the Fifth avenue section
and in the loft district just north of 23d
street Boody. Adler e. Koch bought
through Joseph p. Day Nos. sc and IS West
35th street, two three story dwelling houses,
on plot 4Ox1OO feet. On the site the buy
ers will erect a twelve story mercantile
building
Daniel W. Richman and Gustav Beyers
sold through Julian Benedict 10 Robert Shaw.
Minturn the new twelve story store and
loft building No. 90 to "a West 36th street
on a plot 65x9S9 feet. The property was
recently leased to r. j. Horner e. Co. for a
long term Of years, and as II stands will
yield the new owner a return Of 5A per
cent on the capital he has invested.
Moreover, the old buildings, Nos. 141 and
14G West 2Sth street, on a plot 47x9S.9 feet
were sold by Aaron Coleman to George l..
Felt. who will erect a twelve story struct-
ure on the site.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
HOW TO FIX VALUES
Each Site Affected by Distinctive
Circumstances.

The main difficulty in the irregularity Of
assessing property. says the December bull
letn of the Real Estate Board of Brokers.
is that each property is essentially an In
divldual one. and while general proposi-
tions have a bearing, yet that bearing is
modified by individual circumstances and
general propositions vary considerably In
Importance, depending upon the peculiar
circumstances surrounding the individual
property
There have been many academic enorts
toward a Standardization Of values. The
phrase has been rolled over on the tongue
by some men as If II were actually feasl-
bic thing, and It is supposed to be Of con-
trolling importance by many not familiar
with real estate
II Is true that a standard Of some kind
must act as basis from which deductions
can be made i'm the valuing Of individual
pieces Of realty, even as there are rules to
! govern the ascertanment Of same, but the
very individuality Of each piece operates
! against the possibility OF making an abso'
lutte standard of value or to make rule:
| invariable.
There is no doubt that in the outlying
sections Of a large city where values arr
indetermnate, and must remain so TOT
long period of time, awaiting natura
growth 10 absorb unused land, necessarii!
the ratio OF estimated value or assesse'
| valuation to actual value as disclosed o.
sales is not exact by widely varying de
grees of accuracy. This cannot be helpeo
because values in outlying districts are no
stable. Again, demand makes values ou
where there is little or no demand the ques
tIon of value is a debatable proposition
When judgment can be left out OF red
estate valuations, then the man VINO ca
measure most accurately with foot ruI
or figure the most exactly In the mathe
matical sense will be the best appralse
without any particular knowledge or III
manifold conditions surrounding realty an
its value: but so long as these mahilol
conditions exist, that may change at al
time affecting value. just so long VIII u
factor of individual judgment WORKING
Individual properties be the strongest ei'
ment of proof as TO values In any ioca'iUl
The strongest test Of value usuahy Is ~
oroount that a property brings In IN incoh
In many cases the income is determine
hy the common sense Of the agent anu u
obiIitv Of the janitor. These are lac'o'
tbot cannot be understood except as -
sao.od In income. which is again naturaIi
reflected in value.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
OUTLOOK IN MADISON AVENUE
Real Estate Activity Expected in
Lower, Central and Upper Sections.

Many brokers and traders expect this
year to be noted particularly for heavy
buying in lower, central and upper Madi-
son avenue.
The sections at various times last year
were brisk realty zones.
One Of the $1O0O000 sales was that Of the
New Hotel Weston, at the northeast corner
Of 49th street and Madison avenue. The
property was bought by George L. Sanborn.
Moore & Wyckoff sold last year for John
T. Williams TO a client of Winston H.
Hagen the ten story apartment house Nos.
feet
The four story dwelling house No. 2S9
Madison avenue, on lot 27xloo feet, was
sold by Herbert A. Sherman for Mrs. Edith
r. Gellatly.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
West End Avenue Apartment House
Renorted Sold-Loft Site in Trade.

J The Van Horne apartment mousse dl 'He
southwest corner of 10Gth street and west
End avenue. is reported as having been re-
sold bv Miss Mary MOnahan. 1t is seven
story elevator structure, on plot fronting
40 II feet on West End avenue and lOO Iee'
in 1OGth street. The purchaser is said TO he
an investor. The house was recently ac-
ouired by Isaac and Henry Mayer from
| Augustus Van Horne Stuyvesant IN eN-
change for the twelve story Allerton apart
, ,ments, at the southwest corner OF Broad
way and 18th street
The Brown Realty Company has pur-
chased from the Geron Construction Com
many the seven story loft building, on plot
| 7311x10O feet at No. 179 to 1873 Wooster
| etreot adjoining the southwest corner or
RIeocker street. In part payment the Brown
Realty Company gave No. 427O to 421S
! yiroo avenue. northeast corner OF 235th
etreet soven new two-family houses, on plot
11Ox135 feet, Woodlawn Heights The
troreaction involves about s25000O.
Other sales for Manhattan ana Ihe Bronx
reported yesterday follow:
MANHATTAN.
1SoTH sTREET-Joseph pay mas s%,a Iaa
W. 12oth street a three story ana basement
dweIlIng house, on lot l6x99 IL rect between
Lcnox and Seventh avenues.
9TH sTREET-William Fisehmam anna mas @ sola
"a an Investor No. 116 East 0lth street; near
Lexington avenue. five story ulple naIhouse' IS
on lot 25xiO0.1l feet. Isaac Levy was the
broker
1GTU STREET.-THE Duross Company has
.oid for the Bradlsh johnson estate No. 2iO
west 18th -treet, three story uwcr''"s "ou''
on lot 25x1O3.3 feet. 10 contractor
MADISON AVENUE-D. H. SculIy ~ co.
b,vs soI1 FOR the estate OF Alice 4. naNes
the three story dwelling house NO -o'' MAUI
son avenue, on lot ld7N'7 ie't
IEXINGTON AVENUE-Mrs. Paul II. Rey-
noids mas SOLD No $50 Lexington avenue,
three story dwelling house. on lot -"N"o l'eI
GID sIREET-Dr Joseph Pfelner nas sold sold
40 I3O East G2d street iour s'"ry @ n"'a.ns i,
nusc. on lot 2ONlOO6. Post Reese were
~ = .ol,.rs Tbc buyer will occupy the house
after making extensive alterations
18th sTREET-Edward s FOLEY co, sold
for Victoria Mangenado to i"uis h'Ini @ tne
iTnp Too ScS Scct a, NJ" $50 West l4th street, for
$50 600. Bcrni is "A mahuih''"'e' VI "'uS''a'
Instruments.
THE BRONX.
HOE AyENIF-s. Cohn has sold for the
Broad Realty Company 10. lipl Iioe aN'hu';
"a I'VE story hathouse with stores. also sold
for A U"1ocsscv a plot OF six lots on the
iorth side II Seneca avenue t"ehy-hN" t'et
east of Longfrllow avenue
RYER AVENUE-Fitzgerald broderlck
and W 4 cameron have sold for the Lester
STATE The s,uth,ast corner OF lS2d street and
river avenue. a frame building on plot 90
G3.s feet.
MIDDLETOwN ROADLAndre" Haliy has
sold for Amelia b Pan the , prU'' 1 o"Sl"i leet,
east Of Edison avenue. 70 James '. "anly
CRAWFORD AVENUE-F William Eggert
has sold for NJ. Hlll the tWo .,oI. aWellins
N0uSe' No. 7Sl CRAWFORD avenue ~ Al "a'sAS'
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
COME ANDNARKS TO BE RAZED.

road and Shore road; TO Laure de Maquih
plot fronting $50 feet at the northeast
corner of East Drive and Arleigh road; TO
Harriet Tedrick a plot, with 100 feet 'front.'
age on the north side of Nassau road IfO
feet west of West Drive, and to Thomas
p Souther an SO-foot plot on the north
side of Nassau road, 202 feet west Of Meth
erwood road In Broadway-Flushlng the
company has sold to Flora NJ, Latham the
plot, 4OxlOO feet, on the west SIDE Oh -''h
street. l44 feet south of Station road.
f. Sharum has old to a client forty-hVe
lots at Eastport, Long Island; also, sold 10
the Armor Realty Company Nos. Iio ana
l7S Rutledge avenue, East orange y. D.,
two frame dwellings, each on plot SfXl"
feet.
Edison Lewis. formerly of Hartford
Conn, has taken years lease of house
on Wyckoff place, near Central avenue
Woodmere, through Henry Hotchur.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
PLANS FOR BIG LOFT SITE
Structure To Be Erected in Fifth Ave
nue. Section on Astor Property.

Among the recent building operations
planned in the Fifth avenue section is the
structure to be erected by the Brunswick
Realty Company, Robert p Zobel, presi-
dent. at Nos 3, and West 35th street,
l25 feet west Of Fifth avenue
The Brunswick Realty Company VIII
improve the site, which is 75x9S.9 feet,
with a twelve story store and loft build
ing from plans by Frederick G. Zobel. The
structure will be high class in finish and
equipment contain either three or four
elevators and a 100 per cent sprinkler sys-
tenn The site is owned by Colonel John
Jacob Astor. who leased IL to the Bruins
wick Realty Company in November last
for twenty-one years. with renewal privi-
leges George b. COrsa, who negotiated
the lease, has been appointed sole renting
agent The new building will be COM
pleted by January /, 1913.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
Path Of Retail Business
Leads 10 57r6 Street

( street, a four story and basement d"eilihs
house on a lot 16x10O5 feet, by Moore q
Wvckoff for the estate of Gibson Putzel !;
the four story and basement dwelling house.
ON LOT 2sx1OO.5 feet. at the northwest
corner of 57th street and Madison avenue.
N NewboId T. Lawrence; No. 20 East 57th
street, a four story dwelling mousse On
lot 21x1O0.5 feet. by John ~ Goiuihs io'
Edgar L. Marston TO Newbold I. Lawrence
and No. "a East 57th street, four s'oTy
dwelling house, on a lot lS6XlOO feet, ao-
Joining the southwest corner OF Madlsoh
avenue, by John n. Golding for John W.
Cox to George Keiser.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
BOUGHT BIG BLOCK FRONTS
Features of Buying on Washing
ton Heights Last Year.

The growth of the Washington Helghts
district in recent years has added properly
valued at many millions to the realty pos
sessions Of the greater city.
Sales of block fronts and entire DIochS
were among the principal features OF lhe
trading there last year.
The block front on the westerly side Vi
Broadway between 15Oth and lolst streets
which was owned by the Hebrew Shelter
ing Guardian Society, was bought by A. H.
Mordecal & Son, Heilner & Wolf and d. H.
freedman. The title to the property is not
70 he transferred until May, 1912.
The block bounded by Broadway, Fort
washington avenue and 16Oth and l6ls'
streets, fronting 200 feet or both avenues
200 feeet in 16Oth street and 27O feet IN
16lst street, was disposed Of by the Lloyal
l.. Smith estate through Louis Kempner
Son to William Fox.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
PAID st.1oc,ooo EoR PROPERTY.

There was a large number OF big sales
last wear in and near i2d street just west
Of Fifth avenue The trading resulted in a
change Of ownership to the West Presby-
tcrian Church property, in l2d street. op-
posite Bryant Park, and to other well To-
Gated properties
The church parcel was bought by Fred
erick G. Bourne. of the Aeollln Company,
for $l1CO,OlO on the site is being erected
q new home for the AeOlian Company.
The store and office building to be erect
ed at No. II West 10Th street was leased
by Frederick Fox & Co. for Il. h. Banks
to the Little stores Company, for term
of years, at an aggregate rental of about
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07

Larger profits will probably be made with
in the next five years from speculative pur-
chases in 57th street, between Park ana
Eighth avenues, than in any other part OF
tho citv Retail business is already in the
street, and patiently waiting 10 increase
the area it occupies
Among the sales in the street last year
were: Nos. 10 and II West 5Ith street
two four story dwelling houses sold 1or
Charles Sooysmith to Michael Dreicer; NO
10 East 57th street, four story dwelling
house. for William r Wilcox to the I. NJ
e. T. NJ. Fox Company, No. IS East 5'th
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07

The block front, 1OOx199.1o feet on the
casterly side Of Eighth avenre between
i56th and 157th streets, was sold by 'ile
New York and Northern Land Company 10
james J. CoOgan.
The block bounded by Broadway St
Nicholas avenue and l65th and l66th streets,
opposite American League Park, was sofa
nv Franklin Petit to a speculative com
DanV
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
sa4.346 90 FOR EMPLOYEES.

I'nCer an arrangement with its EN-
ployes, established last January the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company has dis
tributed to them from the profits Of the
wear 1911 the sum of s3i,346 49, The dls,,
ttribrt,on is made to certain classes OF
empIoves according to the position held
and length Of time employed, and is or
the basis Of a varying percentage OF inc
salary, according to the grade OF employ
ment and efficiency Of the person con-
Cerned.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07

W. II. McElfatrick is the architect of the
S325OOO theatre and office building which is
to be built on a plot 1OOx2OO3 feet on the
westerly side Of the Bowery, 90 feet south
OF Canal street. II will be owned by the
William Kramer's Sons Realty Company
Times Square Changes.
The year will witness not only numerous
additions TO the theatre section but also
important changes in the sky line of Times
Square. The Long Acre Land Company,
Of which William II. Barnum is president,
and which was recently organized, filed
plans last week for a twenty-cight-
Office and loft structure for the Astor plot
at the northeast corner OF 42d street and
Broadway II will cost 10000 and be put
up from plans by Clinton & Russell. The
building will front 1913 feet in Broadway
and 1910 feet in the street.
The volume Of sales last week was more
than excellent. Variety, size and high
quality were the leading features. The
new year has certainly bestrred the realty
market IN a most satisfactory manner, and
with several months Of sales budgets sim
liar 20 that Of last week there will be few
traders thinking about duh periods.
Central Madison avenue loomed bigger
than ever as Il splendid investment ana
speculative zone. There was the sale by
Pease & Gilman for the New York Life
Insurance and Trust Company as trustee,
Of the four story building, on plot 27xl0O
feet. at the northwest corner Of 18th street
and Madison avenue. The building is TO
be changed into stores on the ground floor
and bachelor apartments in the upper
stories. Then the Building Department is-
sued a permit for the razing Of the Old
four-story concrete building occupying the
block bounded by Madison and Vanderbilt
avenues, 43d and 41th streets, which was
expressly built as pOstOfiice ana genefal
offices by the New York Central ,..
The building 10 be erected on that SITE
will be Il twenty-story hotel, which ac-
cording TO a report, will be operated by
Gustave Baumann, former proprietor .,,i on
the Holland House The railroad loops WIZ
run under that building, and incoming
trains will discharge their passengers thcTe
and then proceed around the loops 70 the
station for outgoing passengers wnlch VIII
be on 42d street. opposite PARK avenue. .
This marks the beginning or the WoTk Oh
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
SPEAKERS AT REALTY DINNER.

Among the speakers at the annual dinner
of the Real Estate Board Of Brokers at
the Waldorf-Astoria next Saturday even
ing will be Arthur Brisbane, Edgar j.
Levey and Job Z. Hedges. The attendance
promises to be close TO eight hundred, and
the chairman Of the dinner committee an
nounces that any further reservations de-
sired will have to be made at the board
room within the next few days.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
FOR BROADWAY HOTEL, s1,2oo,ooo.

one Of the most important transactions
last wear I'm the Broadway section, Just
north or Times Square, was the sale or the
Hotel Woodward, at 10Th street ana broad, o',o,
way, ard the Meissonier apartment house
adjoining Il was sold TO Thomas ID.
Green for Sl,2J00OC
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
SUBURBAN SALES.

The Rickert Finlay Realty Company mas mas
cold in Kensington, to Arthur BoomhoWer
a plot with 200 feet frontage on the loa norel'
side OF Beverly road, between NetnerWooo
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.

sAcRTFICE BEST LOCATED PAYING
apartment. store property. Bronx: very lou
r.ntai. IS 300; price. SO. 900: investisate q
once Address LUCKY, Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
BoRorGH or THE BRONX.

FOX ST. T60 20 T6S. 100 feet nerth Of East
l56th St-Four ana Ave rooms, bath. steam
heat and hot water, all innprovsnents, rent
SIS 10 S24 Inquire janitor
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07

FIRST EDITION SOLD. SECOND EpIfioS
row ready, - nno,,-.
H., Reginald Pelham Bolton. Postpaid, " net-
The De Vinne Press No. 395 Iafayette 81. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
NEW JERSEY.
NEW ENGLAND.

CONNECTICUT FARM FOR SALE. NEAR
two large. thriving manufacturing towns
lS5 acres: Is acres woodland: ten room house;
ave buildings: running spring water: bargain
to ouick buyer. owner. N. 4. FITCH, 100 West
ltnth u Talenhnne. Rlvrrslle 3hIO.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07

FRED'K FOX q CO,
BUSINESS BuILDISG SRokERsa
I,STsry. branch once. 7e3 Broadway. opp
Grnn Church.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-07
BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN.

DON'T FAIL TO SEE KINGS LAWN.
CLASSY houses In CLASSY nelghoornood-
erty ocean Parkway aud Ave. =.
RICHARD g. pOGGETT.
Ownar--Ruifder
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-24
ARTICULOS De FAMA

Sin ddda &Iguna 10 son On tOdO o.
mundo 'os que fabrican The Carter .
Ink Company, de Boston, Mass, T. u.
de America, cOntAndose en- primera IL
nea el Fluido de sscribir de Carter, Qae
es la tinta mas apreciada hoy en- sl
mercado, por sas condolences de Ar.
meza, color, durabilidad y envass,
FL uso de Ia Tinta de Carter ne ha
generalizado de tai manera qae en- L.
actualidad es caai lA dnica que % en-
plea en- ell cOmercio an Las ofcinaa.
De venta en- sl BOuETIN MERCAN-
TIL.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-24
NOT1CIAS

A las Scis de la manana del luneS
ocurri6 en- Ponce un inccndio IN una
casa propiedad de don Gaspar Bomin.
En- ella tcnia estabIecida una tabaque-
ria don Elias Vasquez, que perdi6 to
das las existeocias
LA casa y Ia tabaqueria estaban ase-
gQradas y cI fiscal Sc ha hecho cargo de
la Investigation del caso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-24

DE INTERESTS pastas dentrffi-
cas- Sc quieren declarar en- huelga. .Ey
por qu6Y Pues dicen que ha lIegado al
Bazaar Puerto Rico, 10 que no Sc crefa,
lie Reina de los liquidOs dentales 0DOI.-
-Reconocido en- Ell mundo como que ne
existe otro igual.-C6mprese IN fraseo
para que pueda apreeiario.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-24
NJ. AngeIet & Co.

FL tciegrafista de Aibonito, senior
Maxine Gomez, pascaba el domingo pa
sado cn su biciclcta por In carretera v,
en- un dc>cudo, fue arrollade .por Il au-
tomoviI numero 6sS que glliaba Il chau-
ffor lcanuie Graham Nc Birdie I'll es-
tado del senor Come IS grave u sc te-
ne uu fncsto dcscnlacc
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-24

Tuvieron una acalorada discussion en-
Manati, Ell domingo i1ltimo, los indiyi-
duos Angel Rivera, Enrique Sanchez y
Antonio Vasquez. Sc vinieron a las ma
nos resuItaron todos con contusiones
de consideration
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-24

- eucuentra en el Quartet General
de Policia, "A disposition dc quien acre
dite SER su ducno, la plaza de chauffer
numrro 1888 que fut encontrada aban-
donada m Ia plaza de Colon
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-24

macho. Beltran de Jesus, Ezequiel Az
faro Roman, Eleuterio MILAN, Pedr@
j. Sierra, Jose Garcia. Juan JESUS To-
rres, Abdon Torres, Luis NJ. Roig. Gu
mersindo Rodriguez Juan Arroyo.
Todos estos senores estan va en- el
ejercicio de 81 cargo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-24

Tn nuevo teatro ha empezado cons
truirse EN- Ponce Tendra trece metres
de frente por cuarenta dos de fond0s
diez metros de altura capacidad para
quinientas lunetas Y treeientos asientos
de tertuia
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-24

FL artista pintor j. Lopez de Victoria
partioipa al publico que por algun item
po mas tiene su residencia Ell CaguaS
calle BetanCeS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-24
" Ell CATALAN ="
CONFITERIA

SuplicamoS a nuestros cons
tantes favorecedores que para
mejor presentation de los ira
bajos de encargo, en- festas y
iias senaIados, deben ordenar-
Sc con uno 8 dos dias de an
ticipaCion.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-01-24

La policia del Distrito de San joan
ha prestado los siguientes servici0s en-
las 1ltimas veinticuatrO hOras: Infrac-
ci6n Ordenanzas municipales, unO; per.
Jurlo uno; portar armas prohibidas,
uno Total tres.