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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-24
SHIPPING NEWS
Port Of New York, Tuesday, July 10
1912.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED. -
Steamer Korona tBrJ. Demeiars July ~,
Barbados ST LUCIA and Martinique H. 70.
mlnicd. Guadeloupe and Antigua 10 81 hi'Is
Is, 81 Crcix IL and ri Thomas Is, TO - y
ou,erbridge & Co. with 81 ga:seasss'T, m n1''
sroam'r iceland ,Beigl. Antwerp an, ana
Dover July H. 10 the Red Star Line. WIN
500 cabin and 9TS Storage p passengers anu
steamer Saratoga, Havana, TO the Nc"
York and Cuba Mail SIS Co. with passensels,
mails and nidse. Passed Bsrnesat L'sht a'
Steamer Olympic (Br>. SOUTHAMPTON and
Cherbourg July II and Queenstown 10, 70
the White star Line. with passensers. ina.is
and mdse. Southeast OF FIRE iS'<N'
Steamer Kaiser wilhelm der Grosse tGer).
Bremen July le, Southampton ana C ne,
bours ", TO Oelrichs & Co, with lf3 hIs.'
247 second cabin and SIS storage pas%en
gers. malls and mdse. Arrived az the Oar
Steamer indrakuala (Br). Glasgow July
10, TO the isthmian S. Co. In ballast Ar
rived at the Bar at 8 O. m.
July 10. Parnmaribo 10 and Trinidad IL. 10
the Roya! Dutch West India Mall, with 20
passengers. mails and mdse. Arrived al the
steamer Julia Luckenbach. Cienfuegos July
49, to the Munson Sc Line, with sugar Ar
rived at the Bar at D. 80 m. St.
Steamer Ryndam (Dutch), Rotterdam July
49, and Bouogue II. 10 the Holland-Amerlca
Line with oP6 cabin and 6ls steerage pas.
senge-s and mdsc. Arrived al mo baE II
Steamer City OF Atlanta: Savannah july
90. 10 tho Ocean Sc co. with passengers ana
in1,e. Passed 10 Quarantine at $40 m
Mallory SIS Co. with passengers ana mdse.
Passed IN Quarantine az e:o5 IA.
st.sme, Princess az *nns he~p0 Z. T co Nth
psssengcre and uldss. Passed In Guaran-
steamer Taorrnins G,a). Genoa July g
Dali Nf No rleN IL. 10 q ID RlcNArd
& co, with III cabin and 1904 steerage pae.
ssnfers and nldse. Arrived a. the Bar It
s.eamer Niagara (Fr>, Havrs July is. to
tho Compasnie Generate Transstisntique,
with IL cabin, IS steersge passengers ana
ns,. A.r,ysd az ;s b. gs- a; s s;2S J m a.
10 ths Atlantic Transport Line. With 8 pas.
.enEers and md,e Arrived at the Bar at
St Steamer oscar II DAM. Copenhagen July
II. Chri.tianis i2 and Christ!ansand 10. 70
Punch, Eaye g Go. With pasIses Ii1 ana
steamer Prin. Joachim taer>. port Lnon
July -. Colon Is and 81 Jsso 10: to the
mails ard mdoe Passed 10 Sandy Hook at
steamer Fortune Cpo;Y. , Bs.aoe st. 70 tho !.
9A stcan n%oF o il tBri Newcastle July
IN b nIG,s Arriy %eH At The Bar at m.
Steamer Uranium iBr). Rotterdam July
1o and Halifax 81. 70 the Uranium Sc Co
with passengers and mdse. OF Ambrose
Channel LiRhtship at f:45 p m.
Steamer Countess Warwick (BE), Perth
AnboY July &c. 20 d Ladou1. IN ballast.
Lift Quarantine At 5:i2 p n.
SAILED.
Steamers Kaiser Wilhelm n GER, Brs-
men; Noordsm Dutch, Rotterdam; Iuisi-
INA G.aD. Naples: Quart Obj. Dunkirk:
Storfond (Sor). Lisbon: Wiidenfels CGrrb,
Calcutta: Mama Hsta. Baltimore: PaTneo
Philadelphia: Rio Grsnde, BrunsSick; Au-
rora tNor). Norfolk; Atlantic city, -;
slamese Prince (Brl, Rio de Jsneiro; city
Of ST Louis. Savannah: Hamilton, Norfolk
and Newport News.
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by the government, especially in relation
to army supplies.
The opinion prevailing In the War De-
Iariment is that the eignt-hour law. as II
now exists, has certain Limitation OF ap-
plication. and that IL does not, for ex-
ample. prohibit the War Department from
going into the market and, under the sys-
:em OF competitive bidding. awarding con-
tracts for supplies. II the eight.hour law
applies In this case. II Is realized that 1t
would be quite impossible to obtain neces-
sary supplies. such as fuel. clothing,
forage, and the numerous articles OF
equipment.
1t Is. therefore. considered permissible
10 award the cortrscts In the regular
way without regard to the eight-hour
law for large quantity Of clothing which
is about TO be purchased by the quarter
master general and for which bids were
opened last week. The view of the mill
tary authorities is that the law was evil
IDENTIFY intended TO cover the case OF the
manufacturer Of clothing, which Work Is
sometimes done by contract, but that the
government may purchase the material
without regard to ;he elght-hour-day law.
The problem has given the military au-
thorities much trouble, and It Is quite
evident the law must be changed II II 10
intended to apply unrestrictedly to all
contracts. II such condition ultimately
prevails. or II tho Attorney General takes
that view Of the existing statute, tho
military authorities will have much dif-
fculty in obtaining supplies. and can
only acquire the necessary material by
having their contracts awarded to lin
tied number Of firms, whose plants oper-
ate on an eight hour basis. This will
mean an increase In the cost OF supplies.
No contracts will be awarded pending the
opinion from the Department Of Justice.
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos Il and Is Vesey street:
BY Joseph p. Day.
18TH ST. 6OI to GA west .. l75 Il W
OF Broadway. l25x99.il; O sly tenmt; sold
to Herman Waterman for Sl93llo.
2O7TH ST. cor Amsterdam ave- box
OIL; leasehold: . sly tenmt and stores;
sold 10 James Regain for $1,000.
SHERIFF ST. So. g. 200 II OF De-
lancey ct. 25xtUO.l sty t,nmt and stor,
and sty rear tenmt; sold to the plalnun
for $50 900
WATER ST. iO2 and i3I. n e. 21o II e
OF PIKE st. 43.sx60XaiXG0; sly tenn, ari
stores: sold TO Louis WaXbcrg for S2iI50.
5STH ST. i0i East, =, $50 II OF Ia
ave. Isxi0c4; sty dwg. sold TO the plaip-
TIL for ST6Tj.
P5TH ct, 3i3 East, =. 2l2.b II OF I'd
ave. 3T.GxlOO.h. O sty tonmt and stores; sold
U the plaintiff for $4,000
TOOTH ST. 05 East, n =, 100 II or Park
ave. 2Ox100 II, 2 sty 'enmt ana stores sold
TO the plaintiff for SIS. IA
l00TH ST. 225 and 81 East u s. $40 II
e OF "a ave, 25g100.l1; two ] sly dWgS, sold
TO the plnintin for $1,000.
BLEECkER 81. cor Christopher 81,
2D.7xS3ax irreg: sty bldg; half undivid ID
interest: gold TO Edward y To"nsthd. jr.
for $1,000
BY y. r. Ineraham Co.
p5TH ST. 300 and 81 East, =. us II
OF I'd ave. 376S10OS, sty tSnmt and
stores; sold 20 August ObeT for $50, 80
18Th ST. 316 and ST. East. .. $50 IT
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STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS

ARRIVED.
Naples, July Ie-Hartha Washington (Aust),
New York via Fsysl and Alsiers
Port Said, July eS-Jeseric (Br). New York
via Algiers for Aden. Singapore etc
Cherbours. July %. o p m--KronprinZ VIII
helm (Ger). New York via Plymouth for
Bremen (and proceeded.
Eagssaki. July 22-IndTadeo (Br), New
York via sabang. Hong Konr. etc.
Sydney. y S ", July 23-Bervick Law
(Br), New York via Cape Town. Ere
mantle, etc.
SAILED.
Rio Gs Jan.iro. July 2o-scottlsh Prince CBr,
from SsntosL New York.
Santos July 2i--Wsrrior OBJ, New York.
ST Michac,s. July 22-ttalia (3r), New York
FOR Naples and Genoa; orUba OBJ from
Southampton, Barbados. Colon. etc. and
New York.
Barbados. July 2z-Grerory CBD from Para,
ST Lucis, July 2l-Easlngwold tBr (,rom
New York and Norfolk. Rio de Janeiro.
Hamburg. July 3-StolEenfo Ger, New
York.
Naples. Iriy 2o-snn Gugliemo GtaD. New
York.
8, Vincent. c v. July 20-Arracan (Pr from
New York via Norfolk. Durham. Ssbang.
PASSED.
Sciy. July 23-Eacelsior Ger New YORK for
Brow Head. July 23-Th.spis OBJ. New York
for Manchester.
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REALTY NOTES.

J. Edgar Leaycraft d Co. negotiated
the sale OF the Shenandoah and Chesa-
peake apartment nouses, at No lbs 10 lbs
Audubon avenue. for Mrs. Henrietta c. s.
Burley. reported In yesterdays Tribune.
NJ. NJ. Hayward & Co. have been APP
pointed agents for Nos. 40 and Us West
l05th street.
Two building loans Of $4,000 each have
been made by the Montrose Realty Com
pany TO the Kramer Improvement Com
pany on the two apartment houses to be
erected. on lots l5ox9s.ll each. on the
south side OF li2d street, 30 feet cas-, OF
Seventh avenue.
Philip Frumefreddo is the buyer OF the
Ave story tenement house, with stores.
at No. 3l7 East 18th street, the sale OF
which by Felix Kunstler and another vas
reported last week.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney.
JULY %.


Manhattan.
CENTRAL PARK WEST. = W cor s5th st.
100 5xi25: April 10. 1907: Samuel HaInes 10
Anna NJ Scott. exux: $4,000; attorneys.
WoodfOrd Bovoe a. Butcher, 1 Madison ave
FORT WA HlNGTON AVE s, $3.50 II W
OF Broadway. 9Llixii4 Tx irreg. Ma, o. 1910;
Agnes Jolley to Arnold II Schramm: $40
600; attorneys Man * Man SO Wall st.
SAME PROPERTY; May o. 1910. same 10
Arnold o Schramm, trustee. $4,000; attorneys
same as above.
MOTT ST. known as lot IA. estate Alderman
Dikeman map by 3 Taylor. 23xs5: July II,
1907: Elizabeth McColgan TO the Bowery saw
inys Bank $4,000: attorneys. Strong & Cad.
MOTT 81, s. same map, lot Is. 22xs40.
July H. 1907; same to same: SIG. 600: attor-
neys. same as above
PINEflU RST AVE, " cor iISth ST 100 *
81. S130x92S: april &. 1910; Peto Realty Co 20
jacob Hirsh. $500 attorney. Max stern. "a
Wall ST.
7TH ST. n ana a. East 5ox,4 10; July I6
1906 l. Manevetz 10 Saul Literman; sii,CO0:
attorneys, Kantrowitz & Esherg. 800 Broadway
Eth ST. o3J East 21x9s.S: Feb "a, 1904 I;
samuel Pose ldorf to Anna NJ Won ZedIItz
$4,000: attorneys. Hollis g. Wagner, 100 Broad
way.
2ITH ST. s. 100 II W OF % ave a5xss. s;
Nov IS 1905: y Rosendorf to VIM Lohr: 81, -
600: attorney. Max Altmayer. 200 Broadway
Hath ST. "a East. liz II " OF Madison ave-
27xl00.ll; May ID. 1907; Malvina Russom to
Clara Goldberg and ano; S2,6o5: attorney d I
Gallert. 81 Liberty st.
18TH ST. SO East. 20xl0o.ii Oct r. 1908;
Sarah and Lazar Taneser TO Nancy Krakower:
$2.cO0: attorney, II Krakower. 90 Nassau st.
hist Sr. H26 West <7.sx irreg: July II.
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cloudiness to-day; warmer IN interior: show
ers Mt night or THURSDAY: warmer Thursday:
moderate variable winds. becoming south
east
For West Virginia. local showers and
warmer to-day: Thursday, showers and
cooler.
For Western Pennsyivania. thunder chow
ers and warmer to-day; Thursday, showers
and somewhat cooler: moderate southeast to
sorth winds.
For Western New York. showers and
warmer to-day: Thursday. showers: mod.
crate sout beast and Eputh winds
For Virginia. local showers to-day ana
probably ThurSSav: light 10 moderate east
10 southeast winds.
Local Offic'al Hecori.-The following on
cial record from the Weather Bureau shows
the changes In the temperature for the last
twenty-four hours. In comparison with the cor
responding date OF last year:
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LOTS 54s and $40. same map; game 20 Ed
ward May. Coz West 10th st: July 20; S2soo.
LOTS $40 and $50. same map; same to same'
July 20. 81, 100.
LOT d93 to s9s same map: same 10 Agda c
Hultgren. 1875 9th at, Brooklyn; July 20;
$4.SOC.
LOT sos. same map; same TO same; July 90;
sl.lOO.
LOT 2e8 TO 29s. same map; same to Frank
" Yates, l73 East 1lith st: July 10; 10, $50.
LOT Ge3, same map; same 10 Albln Gustaf-
son. trus, "a East 18th st: July Do 81, $50.
LOT 500, same map; same TO Max Barascn,
1903 Willett st; July II; $1,000
LOT 20G. same map: same 10 Frederick w
IONS. 52G West l5sth st: July 10; Sl.e5O
LOT 24i. same map: James Veriey TO Nora
Variey. 1909 Madison ave: July 20; 81; ad-
dress. 400 Madison ave.
MORRIS AVE s. 312.6 II OF Field pl
s9xI176; Alfonso di Blast to Aiphonso Selitto.
Ills Intervale ave; July % (mtg S9.550): 500:
address, Ills Interyale ave.
WATSON AVE, n 9, lb5 n OF Olmstead
ave, 25x10S; Charles p Devermann to WI liam
Esslg and ano 2A53 Cambrel eng ave; Ju y 2!
(mtg 5000: 500; attorney. Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway
l90TH ST, 100 West % lx94.3 william l.
schall to Julia l. Rocky. 100 West Tooth ST;
July (mtg $4,000; 500; attorneys, OHara
Brothers 20Cth st and Webster ave.
236TH ST. $, 135 IT OF katonah ave.
25x10O. Goldie Cowen 10 Anna smith. Avon.
y ]: july Is (ntg $4,000: 81; attorney, 3
Cowen. 784 East both ST.
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LIS PENDE Ms.

LOT IA, block 1888. section tax n usslty
Borough OF Manhattan: Mannados ,,"r 70
90 All William Harding ct al tses, snsys
estaIlish validity OF tax lien. etc): ato'H''"
Eisman. Levy. Corn & Levine. =, ,ssth
DECATUR AVE. $. 1884 prS,s A
~. 25.lxs5S 8: Oak Ridge co asl ,a,rey.
Hermann. - r. r,,u ,st Ma
rton 4 Barrett foreclosure Of mts''
"eE R;R,CKEN AVE, .. 1910 Il OF INA Ma.
bridse I'd 25xiG0; Fannie Ostertsg ,smtr);
tilda ironson at al foreclosure 0i
STU AVE zoos: city Real Estate =, ,uutr1:
salIie ] A Hall Ell al foreclosure o. Wv"
attorneys. hexs nder & Green ,ss,b st.
FIJI TON AVE s. 700 OF rISert y
,.ax,O0: Bridget Canisch agt E.t,oynsys.
pa p q, al foreclosure Of mtg); at'o'"''"
4 G W Hottenroth
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coREYs FINE ESTATE SOLD.

The Lewis II. May Company has sold
for Edward B. Corey his place at Far
Rockaway. Long Island, known as Tran
quillity Court. fronting on Franklin
meadow and Ocean avenue. The proper
~ includes stone house and outbuildings
and covers an acre OF ground. The buyer
Is a Westerner. who will occupy IT, The
property was held at $4,000.
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF iessseD
JULY %.


JULY %.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1903 and III.
stores: Mathilde Bosselman 10 Morris GOT
lin and ano. yrs from Sept l. 1910. sSoo'
address, 40 West 1l5th ST. o q
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1883 and lOeo
stores: Gertrude Il Keller 10 Victoria Lunch :
s-I2 yrs from Feb /. 1912: $4,000: address,
1928 Amsterdam ave. 49,
BOWERY, 81; ground floor; Michael Ginz'
burg to Ignatz p FleischeT: 7-l2 yrs from
oct I, 1872: $4,000; address, 90 Broadway.
Delaney ST. ST and So; store; Man
haitian Holding Co TO Raphael fdndou.
yrs from May /. 1918; 500; address 81 De-
NORRIS PARK AVE. $50; store; william
Landgrabo to Giossnan; June / % mos
from Juno I: $3.50: address. 1898 Victor ct.
nth ST. $50 Dast; store and basement !.
Michele Farnolo TO Mingo!a Giuseppe! yrs
from oct /. 1912; $3.50; address, $50 East
1 4sTH ST, "a and 20 East; ali; Charles
weinberg TO Brakeman Q Meyer; ~ yrs
from Aug l, 1912: $4,000: address. Rye. Y.
nth ST. ls2 East; use OF yard TOT an
emergency rear exit: Kate De Troy ana ano
10 Degelman Realty Co, 1921 Sd ave. 10 yrs
from Aug /, 1912; $3.50; address, 2@Sl 80
ave -,
SAME PROPERTY: Deselman Realty co
10 Emilio Amusement Go; 10 yrs from Aug
/, 1912: $3.50: address, 2l3S Sd ave.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

WEST END AVE. n cor ssth Ct: Tor y
sty APT, Ii2xlls: Charmion Construction 20
300 Broadway. owner: Neville BaU@ ~
West l25th ST. architects; cost Soo"".
The Bronx.
ARROW AVE. s. 30 Il " Of sehuyla ~
for a 2 sty frame dwg. l7x35; FRANK Sun n;Sss
2314 Sth ave. owner; Eoeiins. LOO
ave. architect: cost. 5000. .,.. ava.
18TH ST. $. i75 It OF Souruana' e.n. .
for two sly brk tennis. 81 esch p.~
iamin Beneuson. 407 Eas. 1881 o. OWE
Charles Schaefer. jr. %0l fremont ave- Hch''
tect; total cost, $4,000. %, usvn.
GLEASON AVE, $ e, il5.7s n 3 o. a aI,sS
Etrsssr,ci, and Mary Esgers. Havetneyer ave
owners: John f Cahiil, jr. 22ls Ellis -"
architect; cost. $4,000.
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Oficiai Record and Notwithstanding
July 23.-Pressuro continues low over the
Western half OF the country. but Is rising In
the Northwest. The centre OF the depression
Is over Southeastern Minnesota and there wero
local showers and come thunderstorms from
the upper lake region westward 10 tho Pacific,
with excessive rainfall in Northeastern Wis
consin. There were also local showers In
Kentucky Tennessee. Colorado. Southeast Ari-
zona, New Mexico and extreme West Texas.
over the remainder OF the country this weather
was fair
Tho winds along the New England and
middle Atlantic coast will be moderate variable.
becoming southeast; south Atlantic coast, light
10 moderate vartebie; east Gulf coast, moder-
ate south and southwest; west Gulf coast,
moderate south: on the lower lakes mo9e:s,e
southeast and south; upper lakes. moderate
southeast and south. shifting 20 northwest by
Thursday.
Steamers departing Wednesday for European
ports will have variable winds becoming
southeast with fair weather Wednesday and
probably showers Thursday.
Forecast for specia Lccaiities--For the
District OF Columbia. unsettled and warmer
to-day: Thursday. showers: light to mod
crate winds becoming southeast to south.
For Maryland and Eastern Pennsylvania.
unsettled and warmer to-day; showers AT
night or Thursday; light 10 moderate winds.
becoming southeast and south
For Delaware. unsettled to-day: showers
at night or Thursday; moderate winds. be-
coming southeast and south.
For New Jersey unsettled to-day; warmer
in interior: showers e. night or Thursday;
moderate winds. becoming southeast and
south
FOR Eastern New York. unsettled and
warmer to-day: showers "a western portion:
Thursday. showers; moderate winds. becom-
ing southeast and south
For Southern New England, increasing
cloudiness to-day: warmer In interior:
Thursday. showers; moderate winds, becom.
i1g southeaet and eouth.
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Japan, Corea, Chiaa Via Seattle can
Hawaii (via san Francisco)-Wh- q, gan
neIfnna 'S~-'
Hawaii Japan, Corea, China via an ..,o
San Francisco)--Shiryo Maru July 20 o'o'
Guam; phspi TSsns sptS can July 81 $50
Hawaii, FIJI Islands. Samoan Isl
ands, New Zealand, Australia son
IVA V!cto. ia)--Aa. ANA .........Aus' - o'''
Japan, CoIea. China via Tacora) q a.n
Canada Maru .............S. Aug - Wv
Japan, Corea. China. Philippines
(yi2 Victoria)-Empress OF ia nso
nar ,..-................Aug o. o:O
Tahiti MarGuesas ''ock Islands,
New Zealand. Australia (vta san a. can
FranciScob-Aornngi ........... aug 10 o'o'
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1908; Julius Solomon TO Jefferson Holding cf
S2i.oo0: attorneys Mannheim & Mannheim. 81
Broadway
ETH ST. s $. $50 IT W Of Lenox ave. o,
West Side Construction Co; $l.760; attorneyS
Stoddard & Mark, 1876 broadway.
18TH ST. AIS East. l6.8xl00: Jan 20. ielli
600: attorney. < Kiernan. isi Broadway. ~
The Bronx.
BURNSIDE AVE cor Anthony Az
to Anton c @ Huplel; $4,000; attorney. G d
CLAY AVE. 1869, 25.ixssx25x9l. 2; July 4
1912; Thomas and Emma 81 Coffey to FranciS
w Elder: s76O. attorney. Charles A Furthmaaa
ID ave and 18th 81.
INTERVALD AVE. cor wilkens ave, sli n
1906 TO " wikens ave s3s26; Oct %. 1905;
500 attorne,. w NJ Mechsler. 49, Broadway
SAME PROPERTY: Nov IA, 1910: dawn
Herman Construction Co to Utility Realty q;
s2i .9Os; attorney as above.
KELLY 81. Il W cor l65,h st, s7sxIoo.sa
30 3xI04 I: Jan le, 1905: John ii Laveie q
Mary A Flood. Mage Nolan and Ross
PEI Broadway.
LOTS 81 and 50. map Liza. showing Sub.
division Of p. operty. es ate Of William d o.
den den at H 4 June . r 1897 Anna :
er; 1920; attorney. Title Guarantee and Trus,
LoT 2a4 to PSI. map I.il4,, schien.iip O
tate. oath Ward; Aug 10. 1909; Asostino ana
Rosario DE Leo ct o. TO Rosie Peskin: 81, 800:
attorney Title Guarantee and Trust Co IN
Br0ad way.
LOT 8, map of Al lots in Southern Bouls-
ward and Paramount ave, fronting on Cro,ona
Parkway: July 8. 1903; Lester Craner 20
william A chapman: se45 attorney. Georss
e Ferguson. 10 Broadway.
MORRIS PARK AVE rs T.lf Il . Of
Graham st (e 81. 47.exa7 9x47 11xo3s Charles
and Josephine ellis TO Dollar Savings Bank;
$500: attorneys. Lexow. Msckear d wslia
" SOUND VIEW PLACE. " /. being 10, N.
map OF Penheld property. at South Mount Yer
uon.- 5OxlO0: Aug g. 1909: Richard Kelly to
James Penfeld: S1.o32; attorney. United
states Title Guarantee and Insurance Co. %
Vesey ST.
VYrG AVE. W s. 800 It n Of i72d st, ss
ic0: Sept -. 1910: Harry Scott 10 Steinmets
Construction Co; 81, 800: attorney, r Arnold,
100 Westchester S. uare.
i43D ST. 8. III Z OF Book ave iooI
Boettger to Bowery Savings Bank: $4,000: ~
torneys. Bandier & Haas. AZ Broadway.
IBID ST. 425 and 427 East. 5oxi00: Jan ~.
1912: Caspar Bammann 10 Adam Dennsrleia:
81 600: attorneys. Hildreth a Palmer, 80 aSs
f73p ST. W g, 3oss Z. OF Gleason ave, ~
100; Nov 4. 1905: Marie and Frederick Koenig
torney' isaac Leyison, 2Ss Fast issta q.
SAME PROPERTY: July 2. 1910: ssrs b
SAME PROPERTY; June IS. 1909; ams y
q SANE PROPERTY; Aug .. 1911; saz,s y
isoTH ST. IS, 1908 II . Of Prospect avs
ooxiOo April g. 1912: Timothy 2 sullivan y
Nicola Lsuritano; $500; attorney, Aotaa.
o. SAME A,SEi' PROPERTY: Nov IL 1907, Nicola
and Carolina Lauritano 70 John c Gulicx: 81
coo: address. 1872 Nassau o.
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East Side Sales.

Harris and Maurice Mandeloaum have
resold tho four story dwelling house No.
o4s L.AIugtOn avcnGe - feet south If 5ot.l
street, on lot l9xo feet TO c. Alfred
Capen. James Kyle 81 Sons were the
brokers. The sellers bought the mouse a
week ago from the Becker estate.
David Chenken has sold Tor Charles
Cohen tho ave story building. on lot -8x
76.9x2Sx63.s feet at No. "a Division street,
between Attorney and Ridge streets. The
buyer. Maud Il. Prentice, gave In exchange
No. GS5 East 10Th street, six story tcne-
mcnt house on lot ?jx9il0 feet. near ave-
nue. u.
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The Bronx.

The eight three story dwelling houses
No. 3o2 To 3l2 Alexander avenue and nos.
S5j and 557 East liytn street. at the norta-
east corner OF those tnoroughfdres. ale
reported TO have been sold. They occupy
frontage OF 10 feet OF each thorough
fare and. according to the records. arc
owned by Clara Il. Baird and Ida y.
D1ell
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Highes. temperature yesterday. IS degrees
tst 2:4o .. ny: lowest. 5s: average. SO: aver
age for corresponding date last year. II; aver
age for corresponding date last thirty-three
years. II.
Local forecast: Unsettled and warmer to-
day: showers tomorrow; moderate winds, be-
coming southeast and south
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BUYS GREAT NECK VILLA HOUSE.

Shields Company have sold at Great
Neck Villa, to James s Braden, for in
vestment house on u plot of one-thrd
acre. The structure is o. pltol colonial
design. and is one OF several built by
the Shields Company In the last year
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ARMY AGAINST 8.H0UR LAW
Purchases Held Up Pending
Statutes Interpretation.
frroro The Tribune Bureau. ]

washington. July %.-The Attorney
General has been asked by the War De-
partmcnt TO construe the law recently
enacted ty Congress applying the eight
hour day to all work on contracts made
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LiENa

JULY %.
RIEEcKER ST, W cor Sullivan u: yaS
,srton Electric Co az, Estate Of N Low Corp
ct al: March H. 1912: sl2I %. ~ -. a.,
5TH AVE. S35; American Granite 90 ~
John T Brady Co Inc, ct 81; Jan q. ~uR
O., 060.
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HIGB WATER.
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tho Olympic. reported ss $50 miles east Q,
Sandy HOOK az $3.50 o m yesterday, 10 expe
70 docI ea-iy this forenoon.
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ALTERATIONS.
-.

18Th ST. GO and 6s West: TO q io sly 20 20
ana store bldg. T J o & Rhe!nl.no " OF
William st. owner: u Bernstein, 20 r~''
st. architect: cost. $4,000.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise. $50: sunset 7:c3: moon sets, 1880;
moons age 10.