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New-York tribune., 1912-02-29

6, attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. i'o
! Broadway. ,o,e m,
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 1884 and t.Is 1855 S:a SSs
| 1o0, Iosepb Iau, tr 10 Martha Perha, -
| fSressnan 81; Feb untg Sl0.5o0; SIOo' az, 49,
| nsv Tltle Guarantee and Trust Co. l'" o'o"'
way. ,rr.,.
sontbsrn boulevard e3 25x9lx rreG; Kay , Ss
| 10 Nayer sachs. 104 Kent ST. Bioyhi! ~ powell
| Cmtg S33 500; 500; attorneys SAKE iO"''''
IL Chambers St ,,. r
vAsuTyGToN AVE. 21s7, 2oxsJ: Charles . 81 Z
Moore. ref, TO Clement H Smith. l1SS TlaI Ire,,r
Feb 20, $4,000; attorney, LaMyerS i''''
ance ard Trust co, 16O Broad"ay' .
WASHINGTON AVE 21s9 2oHssS S% si ir7oS ToS.
Charles e Moore. ref to same FEB %o' S'''V'
attorney same as above -o,oo.
WALES AVE. s. 152 # Of l52d t,on st, 2SAlaS aS
Wales Construction CO 70 fan"y
East 52d st; Feb II; slOc' ,o,an.
WALES AVE. e s, 100 IT Of 152d Il: "2TlTII ri,I Ie
same TO same: Feb y: slO9: sItoaneS'
Guarantee and Trust co, l'o broau""' ~
-,o-, eT uo Fast 1sy1oo: Minnie Mazziatto
% NIarcaret Delaney 451 East l44th 81 teo t
/ q mtg $4,000; 500; attorney Title tusranOee
and Trust Co, 176 Broadway
I4eTH ST. ~ Fast SONlV2 s Es9t s9Ff1s Itsth st;
Feb 25, siO0 attorney. Tsidor cohn %" "ro'a-
way. o,.e~
1e8D ST, s Sc f Of lS2d ~ Wi,,am 81 glTosJ
CosR, 2l5 East 81st st Gnts Ss'""'' req 90
| $lO0; address. 1S5 Broadway. a.
164TH ST s. 30 It " Of stgSoins Hossy ave ZIh
Irrec. Anthony Doutsch 20 David hosehzTelss NE
/ 27o East 7th 81. Feb 2s 800; attorney non
man 800 Broadway.
1s7TH ST. 5 5. 100 IT " Of Prospect ave, ISIS 90
| 100. Carmine Ciofi TO Ciottl ConsTucuon ~
if16 lnteryaie ave: Oct %, 500; attorneys 'tr
rington & Pierce, 200 Broadway.
145TH ST, s, 81 It Of Willis ave, 221lgV,
Jacob Rosenthal et al 70 Anna knott HPItsS PSrno
VALLEY y =; Dec 10 1911 mtg Sl4,ocp'' sI'''
| attorney, J Liebeckind, Al Park Ro"
10th ST. SO East, 1OOx52x trreg; Marina ~
Penna to Joseph Lsu, jr, 1853 AHGnue a. = so so
27 mtg $50 OOO: 500; attorney, Title Guarantees
| and Trust Co. l76 Broadway
19STH ST. cor Briggs ave. 25x9l irrcs,
Henry Cleland 10 Frederick kracse. - Mcst
! Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co, loo
Broadway.
! 216TH ST, n s. lot i67. map Laconia Park
| Anna Moscato to Pietro Di Giroanno et nj. 22f
East lO9th 81 (mtg 81 500; Feb 26; 81; attorney
| { III Girolanuo, 224 East 109th r.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29

The Iron Age" says:
! The finished steel trade Is still hope
ful that, the. advance OF the active sea-
son viii bring a material increase in
s.. .ch Improvement in the last week. Tn
| I'll pig iron shows more signs OF life ex'
| penditures of widespread betterment II
| the industry are not likely 10 be real
situation is that the mills have kept uI
so high rate OF operation, With all me
handicaps Of severe cold and OF freight
/ blocEades in February. In the Contra
West and IN the Chicago district a so pei
cent operation is now carried on, but East
ern works still fall considerably short Of
make quick shipment than those at Pitts,
burgh-a reversal of conditions feW
weeks back.
II is understood that considerable raj
with Southern and Western lines. but the
details OF tonnages have not yet been an
nounced. Awards by the Wabash are
2s50 cars, and by the Western Maryland
Bessemer & Lake Erie is dividing fifteen
hundred steel hoppers and gondolas and
five hundred box cars between two Pitts
burgh interests. The placing Of the. So
Paul order for one thousand steel balast
cars is deferred The New York Central
has bought twenty locomotives and the
Rock Island forty. At Pittsburgh an
nouncement has been made by the car
imum price on plates and structural
shapes There are variations of 81 ton
from this price, however. In recent sales,
and some Eastern structural contracts
have pointed TO basis for plain material
not far from one cent pound. New YORK
Cftv has contributed very largely 10 the
February total In structural lines. Inc
United Electric power house. fourteen
thousand tons, has been taken by the
American Bridge Company.
THE Iron Trade Review" says:
Cheerful news continues 10 come from
Pittsburgh where mill activities are at a
satisfactory rate and specifications in most
lines are heavy, but In other sections mills
are running at from 90 10 so per cent OF
capacity. New business is dull and prices
are extremely irregular. Unexpected de-
mand for basic pig iron has materially
strengthened the market In the Centra'
West In addition to a number of In
dulries ranging from ten thousand TO
twenty thousand tons for Pittsburgh and
Ohio delivery a foreign concern has been
indJiiring for from forty thousand TO hfty
thousand tons of basic and Bessemer p 6
iron. The companies inquir.ng have not
been able 10 obtain satisfactory quota
tlons The Steel Corporation continues To
run at a very full rate Of operations ara
has but seven furnaces idle in the western
PENNSYLVANIA and Ohio districts, Its mgot
production is unusually heavy. Rails are
tagging behind the other lines because OF
the large tonnage required % NIL present
capacity.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name ana address Of lenders attorney
FEBRUARY ~.
MANHATTAN.
NANIIATnr

AVE h.sw cor Goth 81. II 2xso: Feb TO- 1897
Andrew ! and Margaret Eerwin To- Dr, Dock
savings Institution; $4,000 att"rrcy. Frank VI
TicneEor . Park Rov.
SANE PROPERTY. oct 2S 1902: Pauline
Wendell to Caroline r Nendel: 5000. attorney.
Walter Y Hopkins, q Parl, Row.
BgOOME st. :iG n v Ludlow ~. % SIX
s7s. AurU 81 1910. S7yiile Levin 10 Isaac MafN,
sis 600. Attorney Turzuin & Frankenhoimcr
o. rroad ~.
BROAD ST. lot - :, 3l-9 ft 3 W Pearl st..
runs : 2 q 1ox - 81 % 232x n . 3 I0x
= "A rs 20 centre party wall between 100 and lOi
Broad 81 K n esJl 10 beginning; April l. 1905
pichard NJ Winfield ~ Frederick r r Forster
2To West saith Sc isstishsd ot record WITHOUT pro
auction OF mtg bv order Supreme Court Justice
Peter Hendricks. $1,000
CHERRY ST. :. being lot 80. map ests,e
Henry Rutgers dated August go. 1890 % SIX
derth Of block between Cherry end water 81,
MAY 81, 1911 John Ryan 20 Leonard and
outs Krower SOS. 900. attorneT Felix II Levy.
81 Liberty sS.
MADISON ST. g between Market and Pike
.ts 25xi00: Sept 22 1903; Louis and Tessls
Cohen 20 sadis Wiener; So. 900; attornsY. Jacob
Powell, I'll Broadway.
RUTGERS PL. Il. 2c.7xi2Tx25 Txl2s 6. May n.
1901: william Harris and ano 10 Walter Rohn;
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
LEASES.

pas. & Gilman have leased. in oonjun2tlofl
with Edgar 4 Manning. store at NO l'o "es'
s7,h street. psrlor floor az No. 2e9 Madison a'e
-. tor r,r 7 p McC5ibbon TO George NJ. Cas-
.,s,. s,ore At No IS West 47th street for Eu-
vsos. Isuritano 20 Mrs. Alexander Van Fensse-
r.er parnewall; store at No aS1 Madison ave
pus for Charles r. Halsey to James McCulien'
TON loft At No. . East 42d street for west Dis-
injecting Company to Knickerbocker Blue PRINT
,,ompany: basement store at No. East 4Ist
street for Gerson Schwsrz to Frank Dudensing'
fourth loft at Nos. &c and Ga West 45th street
,o- C;.oree Bscker Construction Company 10
rhorapson-starrett Company; parlor store AT
No 60 West seth street for X, d Bunnell TO
Mrs. Catlin: parlor floor AT No. II Fast 4ou'
street % Ada stuart.
\ Brigham Hall and William d. BlooSgood
have leased for the Thrty-frst Madison Com
pany Gerry 8 Tench) the fourth loft in No
lAa Madison avenue to the Mountain Community;
for the same owners the second loft In No. -
East 3lst street 20 the r. r. Barrinser Com
many: for Thomas j. Fogsrty the store and 4ase-
n,eut at No. IS East 22d street TO the Haas
Pharmacy: for william F. Wagner and Edward
r Pooley (ths Pooley Furniture Company a
portion OF the first loft at No. 1872 Madison ave-
The McVickar, Gaillard Realty Company has
leased to p ]. Goodhart, for the coming season,
''EIiuair." Mamaroneck avenue White Plains,
the beautiful homo and large stabling. also
beautifully laid out grounds which command a
panorama view OF over twenty miles. the prop
srty Of Mrs. Thebaud. This house is considered
one OF the fine I in Westehester County. Ia close
proximity to the fine estates of Howard Wilets.
s C. Bayne, Eugene Reynal and Nathaniel
Reynsl.
Royal Scott Gulden has leased a store in No.
is West 45th street to ]. W. schermerhorn &
Co. stationers, for Mrs. l. II. Iatimer: the fifth
floor OF No. % West 46th street to Nine. z.
Hamrick dressmaker. for Amos r. z. Pinchot,
and two lofts in the proposed building No. %
West 4eth street 10 Jean Michel dressmaker,
for Arthur 6. Lewis.
Van Vliet & Place have leased the two lofts,
Ioox1o0 feet each. to the Ward Piano Company.
at 40. 4o4 70 4l0 West 14th street. and the
store No. 4oS West 14th street to wardweii s.
Adams. Also the house No. 1852 West 11th
street to ]. F. & A. NJ. Jenny.
The Mcvickar. Gaillard Realty Company has
leased for the Fidelity and Casualty Company
the ground floor Of its building at Nos. 90 and
~ Liberty street southwest corner OF Temple
street. 10 Joseph S. Acker. a custom tailor, for
long period of years.
George Neiman has closed one Of the largest
commercial leases OF the year in lower Fifth
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29

IA, ave. 5nx1O2 2: sty termt and stores hold
TO the plaintiff for $50 4O'.
12sTH ST, 170 East. 5, Us" ~ g.. "i ,5a ,o
ave, ip3xDg.11. sty dwg house. SOU ~ ''
plaintiT for ss,s00
1sgD ST. 40. n s. 265 r. " Of Park ave; .|N 5
ap II: sty tenmt: scld 10 the piail''h i''
S12 O0o
ann, s-r 900 rat n 1863 II Of lst ave.
2syi6d 8; 5 sty tenmt: adjourned 10 Feo ~
At The Bronx Exchange:
By Bryan L. Kennedy
HORTON ST or AVE. 9, 20i Il OF Cloy =,
Island ave or Main, 2l9. .6x27S - h"chV"7 "
East x214 6x174.6; sold for slO'SoO'
BY Hugh D smyth.
royDu.v ROAD. " cor Davidson ave
IA 4,15e 1I37 oxS65: 3 sty tenmt and store ana
sfX bldg and vacant, adjourned sine ole
BY James L. Wells
WEBSTER AVE. 1852. 5, 621 4 II 90, %
Gun HiII Road, 1sx743; . sty dvg SOLO 70 'he
nIaintih for 81 900.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
REALTY NOTES.

5. II. stone and NJ. J. Wolf are the buy
ers OF the southeast corner Of Sixth avenue
and 5lst street. five four story fiathouses,
on a lot l0llx65 feet. sale of which for the
Solomon estate was reported in yesterdays
Tribune. The property has been held at
$4,000. Mangan & Little were the brokers
in the transaction.
The Saranac Construction Company, Max
Liebeskind, president, has secured build
ing loan Of S3Oo,OoO from the Title Insurance
Company for the erection Of two six story
elevator apartment houses on plot on
Fort Washington avenue, 80 feet west ot
Broadway.
Frederick Zittel & Sons have been ap-
pointed agents for the Langham apart
ment house. covering the block front on
Central Park West, between 7Sd and 18th
streets
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
ESTATES AT AUCTION.

Joseph p Day will offer for the estate
Of Jay c. Memple at Supreme Court part-
,ion sale to-day az 12 O'clock In the Vesey
street salesroom. Nos. 5S7 and 639 Broad
way. extending through to Nos. lCS and lV
Mercer street, a five story basement and
sub basement brick, stone and iron front
loft building. In close proximity TO the
new civic centre zone, Nos. 444 and 446 Pearl
street five story and basement brick.
stone and iron loft building; size of plot,
4911xl06S. For the estate OF Thomas Mil
Ter the northeast corner Of Eleventh ave-
nue. and 35th street. four four story and
one five story brick buildings
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
hLTE RATIONs.
,..NuATTAN

MAMMAL IAN.
sOTH ST, u s. 1853 II e Of Park ave- 70 a
sty and basement dwg: g w Walker, 20 Broao
ct. owner; \ Allen West i5'h ~ arcnl-
tect; 5000
THE BRONX
Gun HILL RD, W cor Of Bronx BouleyaIo
2 sty frame dwg 2O.7x4sS; Matthias Hanen'
i52d st ar Melrose ave, owner; Ssr'ln'
1907 81 az, architect: cost, $500.
Gun HILL RID, S. 20 It W Of Bronx
Boulevard, 3 sty frame dwg, 21x4sS; Mathid,
HaTen, 1924 ST and Melrose ave, ownerI VI
Garvin' 33Ol Cd ave architect; cost. $1,000.
18TH 81. n =. l1o II o. Decatur ave- "a
sty frame dwg "a 6x203; J oMesre, lSo Las! las
93d St. owner. George w Flagg, %iI East loou
ST. architect; cost, S1.2cO.
WILKINS AVE t422; 4 sty frame store ane
dwg 20x5O: Samuel Greenfield. 3J2 East letu
ST. owner; Henry Zlot. 23O Grand 81, architect
cost, 50 0o0
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29

ast Emkaar Realty CO ct al; Feb 9. 1912;
81, $50.
f42D ST, s. 100 II W OF Broadway; Nlto
Contessa & 60 agt Emkaar Realty 20 ~ o.
Feb 13. 1912. Si.715 S..
142D ST, COS West; Ferdinand Conform as'
same; Feb 8. 1912; 500
SAME PROPERTY; l. Franco & Co ast same;
Feb 6, 1912; $3.50
SAME PROPERTY; Norfolk Lumber 90 ast
same, Feb ), 1912: S527 73.
SANE PROPERTY: L Franco & Co sst same'
Feb 5, 1912; S3,400
6TH ST, S ISL 10 II Of White flains
Re- d: Harlem River Iumber and Woodworking
co agt 7 Bonelli ct al: Jan -, 1917; s47l
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
JAMAICA PROPERTY SOLD.

Thomas +. Tevlin has purchased from
the Horne Benson Realty Company all Of
its property on Fulton street, at Brenton
avenue, Jamaica, Long Island, consisting
of nine stores and apartments above, and
also piece Of unimproved land. Mr.. Tev-
lin gives in part payment seven pieces of
property on Prospect street south of the
Long Island Railroad
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN


NINTH AvENUE.-Bernard Frankenfelder ha.
sold the southwest corner OF Ninth avenue and
202d street and the corresponding corners ct
Ninth avenue and 203d street and Ninth ave
nue. and 2O4th street. each 9e.11x1oO feet. Mr..
Frsnkenfelder takes in exchange an apartment
house on Intervale avenue in The Bronx.
10TH sTREET.--The f. r. Wood. ". H. Dol
son Company has sold for Milton Hermann
No 219 West 10th street. hve story American
basement dwelling house, lot 15x100 feet, tc
a client for occupancy.
LEMON AVENUB-Shaw & Co. have sold for
Ella Bernhard Nos 430 and 49, Lenox avenue.
two three story and basement dwelling houses.
each on lot 10 7XS5 feet. between 13ist and l32d
streets. The buyers will alter the houses for
business purposes.
5TH STREET--E Kline has sold for Michael
Kirschner No. 2is East 9th street, a lye story
tenement house, with stores on lot 25xe6.2 rect
SeTH STREET.-Sampson II. Schwarz has
bought Mes. 222 and PA East seth street, two
fve story tenement houses on plot oOxlOO'e rect
Adolph Schneider IS the oTner Of record.
WATER STREET.-The Charles T. Noyet
Company has sold for Albert II. Frankel and
Morris Cooper No 7 TO IL Water street four and
Ave story loft buildings. on plot 56.6x1O feet.
The purchaser Is William NJ. Halsted.
PARK AvBNUE-Douglas L. Gilman & Co.
have sold for Frederick Danneman No. 1l4i
Park avenue. a three story dwelling house. on Q
lot 16.2x77.4 feet, in the middle OF the block
between 91st and 92d streets. to client for in
vestment The property is on the crest OF Car
negie Hill and close to the property recently
purchased by Robert S. Minturn
THE BRONX.
list STREET-Kurz G. UreD Qnc) have sold
FOR H D. Young tho four story double hathouse
No. IA East 17lst street, on lot 25x9O feet
MATHILDA STREET-Edward Polak has sold
for the heirs Of Henry Plumer a vacant plot.
5011OO feet on the east side of Matilda street,
about 200 feet from 24Oth street. This property
has been In the Plumer family for sixty years,
and this IS the first time that II has been con-
veyed since 1t purchased by the original
owner. Henry Plumer.
21eTH STREET-Edward Polak has sold to T.
Schafer the two story two family house No. 11e
East 2i9th street, on plot 23Xl14 feet about
100 feet east of White Plains Road
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN.
GATH ST, g. 225 II Of 9th ave; for a ~
sty loft bldg 100xss sx irreg; Graf Realty arg
Holding Co, l06 West 32d St owner; q q
Blum, sos 5th ave, architects; S6oo,Vo.
THE BRONX.
HOME ST. cor OF Fox ct; two sty Or Or
tennis, 59xs47 and 50x71.7; Home FOX 20
Samuel Barkin. ass West 141st st, president
owner: George Pelham. 500 5th ave, aren't
tect; total cost 100000.
ST PETERS AVE. s, 1890 It OF MaISSsi
14i9 Parker ave owner; II G. Steinmetz iOo'
East 1s0th ST. architect; total cost, Sl3'opo'
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29

state Bank 10 Samuel SchNarZ, $1,000
Produce Exchange Building and Loan Asso.
ciatICn to Mary Englander: $4,000.
Society's Land co to Amelia de Pau Fowler
ct al: ST.
John Reynolds to Emily l. Braman; 81.
Harry w Watrous 10 New York Life Insur-
ancc and Trust Co; $40, 900.
Title Insurance Co to Columbia Trust Co
$4,000.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co 70
Jacob Kottek; $4,000.
Same to Lawyers Mortgage Co; $40, 900
Same 10 Bowery Savings Bank; 5000
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
CHOOSE 41z% AND SAFFTy
MONEY AND EXCHANGE

THE MONEY MARKET.-Money on cal,
opened at 22s per cent highest, 2is nsr
cent; lowest, per cent: closing 2L ne,
cent; ruling rate, 2& per cent. Time rsohev
was quiet. Rates 3s4 per cent for sixty
Gays, per cent for ninety days, 3d3il ner
cent for four months, 3l.d31a per cent ff ffor
five and six months. Mercantile paper was
unchanged Rates. 31-ll4 per cent for ninetv
days Endorsement, 31zGti per cent for choIcs
four to six months single names, AZ per
cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign eY.
change market opened steady with cabIs.
quoted at 4S7iza4.s755, demand sterling AZ
4S720 bid and asked, sixty day bills at [ais
q4&4 and ninety day bills al 4s3d4 $40
Short francs were 5.1Sb plus 1854, and shoyt
relchsmarks e5ls plus l-S2, The market
held steady in the day. with rates GROUND
the opening level. Gables were quoted AZ
4S71AG4 s755, demand sterling at lsi25a
4.s74 and sixty day bills at 4s4l5dlai.
Short francs were 5lSis plus 3-e4 and short
reichsmarks e5 3-16 less l-64.
Bankers posted rates follow.
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
MOUNT VERNON HOUSES SOLD,

Edward Polak has sold for A. Baum
three dwelling houses on a plot s2xlOS
feet at Nos. a. % and rs South Twelfth
avenue, near West fst street, Mount Yer
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Boston uar.
Chicago, par: New Orleans, Commercial
SOC discount. bank 81 premium: St Louis.
25c premium bid, 3Oc premium asked; Min.
neapolis. 20c premium; Charleston. buying
par, selling l-l0 per cent premium San
Francisco, sight, PFC, telegraph &C..
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York ex.
changes S275, 9O3 79S. balances 81 l020.004; Bos-
ton. exchanges s49, ,56s,949, balances @,ll2 2S:
Baltimore, exchanges S,522,537, balances
$685. 273; Chicago, exchanges sBos3l3is, bal.
ances s6.17e,160,
SILVER MARKET. T.-Commercia bar sl.
yer. 5S7sc: Mexican silver dollars, 41c. Bar
silver in London closed at sd.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.--Mex ex.
change on New York is quoted at 20liz
sCB-TREAsURY.-Th sub-Treasury was
a creditor at the Clearing House s90s eJ4
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

l4srH ST, 36s East; Pennsylvania Cement Co
agt George Markey. ir, et al. Feb 2s. 1912:
s222 50.
is2p ct. COS West cisr.uon, Iron Works
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
IRON AND STEEL TRADE.

SAD ST. 10 IS East James McCutcheon loans
Filth Avenue and Thrty-third Street Co S2I5 COO
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
IN THE AUCTION MARKET

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
! salesrooIn, Nos. II and IS Vesey street:
BY Joseph p. Day.
66TH ST, 233 West, AIS IT W CT Amster dam
ave 25x1OO5; sty tenmt; sold to Julia A
| Poiges for $4,000
! SID ST, 345 to $40 East. s. 100 II W Of
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
ROSLYN ESTATE LEASED,

S Osgood Pell & Co. have leased the
Taylor estate at Roslyn Long Island, for
the coming season TO ,ir Fowler Of Chi
caRn
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Emma Raub TO Dry Dock Savings 1nstitu-
tion. $50. 600.
Christian p Roos 20 Alexander Roos, 81.
CSouvcrncur " Carnochau, gdn. 10 lltle
Guarantee and Trust Co: SEQ 200
Same - G " Carnochan, trus; S39.h
Jacob W Mack and ano. exrs, 10 O Car
nochan. gdn. s4260) .,
Christian Roos 20 Alexander Roos, 81
Emanuel Glauber TO Max Cohen: 500.
Henry Seib 10 Go'tfried L Lamperourger;
S., 900
samuel Golding 20 Joseph L Buttsnwissor;
500
Louis Leutschnes 20 Samuel II Golding; 500
Joseph Kopperl 10 Ernest Ksst 81.
Elliott Eld-idgs. trus. 10 Sender Jarmu-
Yotta Yetkowitz 20 Beckie KAHN; 81
Stagg whiting 70 Joseph B o'N4ili;
william II Malcolm 70 = " ThrocEmor-
ton: 81.
berg, 10000.
Louise Koste- % Anna Fischer; $4,000.
Central Mortgage Co to Lawyers Title In
surance and Trust CO: $4,000.
Equitable Trust 90 Of New York 70 Lawyers
Mortgage co; $1,000.
Sane a. same. $1,000.
Dominlck Abbate 70 Pau Baumgarten,
81 900.
same TO same. 81 .Ooo.
stat, Rank 70 Walter T Rohn. St0o.
Same to Luigi Granite; $4,000.
Frederick 4 Clarke TO American Mortgage
Co: Sl1,5O0.
same TO same: 81 500
Robert s. Clark TO American Mortgage co:
Sll 800
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
FURNISHED by Williams, Mcconnell & Coleman.
No 60 Wall street.l
LONG ISLAND.

REAL ESTATE FOE SALE OR TO LET
New-York tribune., 1912-02-29
FOREIGN GOVERNMENT AND MU.
NICiPAL BONDS.

Irnished by Zimmerman g. Forshay, Nos q
and II Wall street)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-15
TO WAGE WAR ON
THE |. w. WIS

Uy United Press Leased Wire.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, Nov. 10.
Plans to- organize unskilled Ia
borers and to conduct a determ-
ined fight on the Industrial Work
ers of the World, occupied the at
tention today of the various COM
mittees an dofficers of the Amer
lean Federation of Labor in an
nual convention. A strong eff
fort will be made to recruit from
the ranks of the unskilled work
ers in the big steel mills, where
the Industrialists are particularly
strong.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-15
CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP Of figs.
Swectens Their Stomachs and
Cleans the Liver and Waste
Clogged Bowels Without Grip
ing.

!. Every mother Immediately real
ICES after giving her child deli
cious Syrup of Figs that this is the
ideal laxative and physic for the
children. Nothing else regulates
the little one's stomach, liver and
80 feet of tender bowels so
promptly, besides they dearly love
its delightful fig taste.
If your child isn't feeling we'll;
Resting nicely; eating regularly
and acting naturally 1t is a sure
Sign that its little insides need
gentle, thorough cleansing at
once.
When cross, irritable, feverish,
stomach sour, breath bad or your
little one has stomach-ache, diar-
rhoea, sore throat, full of cold,
tongue coated, give a teaspoonful
of Syrup of Figs and in a few
hours all the foul, constipated.
clogged up waste, undigested food
and sour bile will gently move on
and out Of its little bowels with
out nausea, gripping or weakness,
and you will surely have a we'll
happy and smiling child again
shortly.
With Syrup of Figs you are not
drugging your children, being
composed entirely of luscious figs,
SIENNA and aromatics, it cannot be
harmful.
Mothers should always keep
Syrup of Figs handy. 1t is the only
stomach. liver and bowel cleanser
and regulator needed little
given today will save a sick child
tomorrow.
Full directions for children of
all ages and grown-ups plainly
printed on the package.
Ask your druggist for the full
name, Syrup of Figs and Elixir
of Senna," prepared by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. This is the
delicious tasting, genuine old re-
liable. Refuse anything else Of
fered.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-11-15

told of the conversations with
Milleson which apparently reflect
ed on Major Bates, and launched
into eulogies of Bates.
After his speech Judge Cusn-
man said he believed the men
were guilty of collusive conduct
to bunko Uncle Sam on coal bids
and he refused a new trial.
]. ]. McCafferty made a plea
for Bullock but Bullock too was
refused any further chance.
1t will now be up to Houston
and Bullock to either accept sem
tence or appeal to the circuit
cour of appeals at San Francisco.
The penalty may be 1000
fine or two years in prison or
both.
Special Prosecutor Townsend
was at the federal building this
morning but no action was taken
indicating whether the matter
will be further probed or what
will be done.
The defendants, Houtson ana
Bullock, will be back IN court
Monday when the court will take
up the matter OF sentence. Sena-
tor Piles will make motion IN
arrest of judgment and sentence
may be deferred some time.
Meanwhile preparations are be-
ing made by the defense to go to
the court of appeals, and probably
then to the supreme court which
VIII delay the case for probably
three voars