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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-23
A Sale of Boys Suits That
Will Stir the Town!

Parents, lend ear TO this surprising s.ory--do not miss a
single word of il! We have Just secured from one of the biggest
and best-known concerns in the country its entire floor stock of
boys superior suits 900 in ALL, which we are going to offer,
beginning tomorrow, at from nethird to nearly one.haif off
This we consider one Of the most advantageous deals that we
have ever put through and we urge every mother to take advan-
tage of II. Regular $500, $3.50 and $500 suits for SOS. Just
think what this means to you. Double-breasted styles. sizes 8 to
10 years; made OF strictly allwool materials and in a wide range
of pretty patterns. Cut on stylish models, that hang - ~
and fit correctly; peg top knickerbockers; values $500, Z.VsH
$3.50 and $500; special Saturday, at. .........
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-23
Misses Me- Spring Suits

How much do you pay for your daughters suit-or If you are
Of petite build yourself, how much do you pay for your own? We
want YOU to see this Si7!50 line, which has just rounded itself out
into completeness. We know that you will marvel at the value. Such
suits as these are usually marked much higher. Handsome serge in
two-toned and fancy mixtures. Some strictly man tailor tG RI
ed. others with touches of braid, lined with peau de .sHe1
cygne: high girdie skirt; l3 to l8 years. ...............
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-23
Cloth Gloves That
Resemble ChamOis

AT SOC. 75c and s1.oo we are show
ing long m~ousduetaire gloves that
You cannot tell from channels, even
by their feel. We consider them the
best initiation OF channels skin ever
produced. They will outwear cha
mois. too.
W0men's Mousquctnirc Channels
Lisle-The best made fabric gloves,
with full cut arms; full 16- RI
button lengths, In white, s0VDC
natural channels color. at.... wv
Women's MOusquetaire Chnmois
Lfsie GI0ves-Extra fine quality
fabric glove. with Paris silk emb.
back, In white, champagne 1p
and natural chamios color; INC
women's Finest Chamofs Cloth
Gloves - Full 16-button mousuue-
taire style. with English cut thumb,
neat weited back, pearl clasp, In the
o es%Ssd S"s color . and 'iV White, LOO
at ...-...
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-23
$500 Oil Paintings S3.75
Some Other Specials in High.cIass Oil PAINTING
$50 Gold
Clocks l.50

Here is the best value ever Of
fered' in ormulo gold clocks.
These clocks stand IN inches
high, have porcelain dial, dainty
French design; they were bought
for the Anniversary Sale, but
they came in too late; ac-r RI
tual $3.50 value; special 10y
for Saturday only. at.....
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-23
Cuff Buttons

Gold filled link buttons, warranted
not to tarnish; pretty patterns: lever
bean made and finished like gold;
hundred pairs in the lot and m
every pair a good soc value; ZYC
special
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Sheet Music, 1Oc Copy

Come in Saturday amd hear Mr. Fred @. Heberin sing the following
htts: "She's Never Been IN IRE and, bpt She's Irish Just the Same"
"Nobody Bothers 4bont Me- "ZGzd, Come On the PiGrzo," "Woofng
Towu," sIrs Just Plain Jane" "zond.'
Lady Angelina" (ChrMties big htl. FIdngering Love" Haunting
Rag ~Baboon Baby Dance" Only Moon I Want TO See Is MY Own
n5evnoon.' Honey Man" "Mine,h "Everybodys DOM It. "Beauti-
fSi Doll. baby Rose ,.lpriylng Home the Cows from rastursy
heart "Ganoes MsS my XII dsdy . Pdxiew T rbnss Gsllsfs R snm u Ao ny
ette5. my Heart Has Learned to Love You" and scores Of othsrs
et Prices.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-23

The Hest Mail Order Dept.
I'm the State.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-23
Men'sShOes
Underprice

About two hun
dred pair of mems
Winter shoes ready
Saturday at ESQ.
These shoes sold in
regular way from
$50 to 500. Russia
calf; gunmetal calf,
vici kid and patent
colt. Lace blucher
and button shoes.
Most every size in
the lot Of some
kind. Saturday
while they $50
last ......~'OO
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-23

$500 Pictures for S3.75-G Genuine hand
painted p~astels; framed in gilt and gold
Furnished sweep frames; each one has a gilt
mat; size OF frame, 20x30; good variety to
choose from; regular $500; special Z *
for our big annual sale .......... 49,
S4.75 Pictures for S2.75-This is another lot
Of pasteIs framed in gilt or gold-fnished or
ornamented frames; good assortment; all the
pictures in this lot are signed, too; } 7S
h regular S4.75 pictures, special, at. %.<1
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-23
[. BAMBERGER & CO.

We take pleasure in announcing to the
p~astels, etc. This sale has been long in the NAL
that we are safe in making the assertion that
of the lots are large, others are quite small.
ture of this sale affords saving opportunities of
we have decided not TO start this sale until $50.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-23

lot may be found the most artistic framed
pictures that have ever been offered at such low
prices; carbons, ~etchings, water colors, pastels, photo
gravures and many others; regular 5000 to $1,000
pictures; limited quantity -. zoo, 300 and 800
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-02-23
L. BAMBERGER & CO..

picture lovers Of Newark and vicinity Our great yearly sale of figh,cass p
ung, and % that u 1abors are finished and the goods marked and ready
this is the biggest, broadcast and bestpanned picture sale in the history of
The selection, however, is broad enough TO please anyone, and the big samp
a most decisive nature In order to accommodate u outoftown patrons an
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

sGTTI ST. 6S and 10 East; Frank Cheesman q
a agt Putnam Construction co et al; Jan =
1912 cancelled. $50 30.
QgTTT ST. 101 West: Max Ballk agt Jacob Sc
liz ct al; Nov -. 1911; $50.
Bath ST. 1879 West: John + Barry agt r l.
Sutphn et al: oct 20. 1911: S33.
18th ST. 81 East. william Thomas 60 ast
y J comyn & co et al: Jan 10. 1872 Si94 II.
3lTTT ST, 183 West. Purcell & Gilfeather agt
william l. Sutphn 81 al: April "a 1911; Slb3 49,
SAME PROPERTY: John Barry sgt same;
oct 90 1911; S452.
AMSTERDAM AVE. n " cor Of 136th 81
Frank Morrell co agt Audubon Improvement 90
ct al: Aug ~. 1911: $3.50.
SAME PROPERTY: Canton Steel Ceiling 90
agt same. Aug "a 1911; S2l5.
10TH AVE. cor OF Emerson St: John
Trainor sgt William Walker et al Feb ~
1911. sos.
AMSTERDAM AVE cor Of 156th st: Har
lem River Lumber and Woodworking Co agt
Audubon Improvement co et al; Aug 23' 1911;
SG1lO 93
SAME PROPERTY: Guarantee Electric Co ast
same; Aug %, 1911; s202 81
55TH ST. l23 East; Michael Coleman agt
Siuyvesaut Wainwright ct al; Dec 81, 1911 tcah-
Coll"dl. S6i3 70.
30 AVE. g, PSI Il n OF 1s1st st; Colwell
Lead 60 agt Valentine Construction Co et al,
Jan 10. 1912. SsS %.
FREMONT AVE. n " cor OF Sd ave; same agt
Charles II Barsom et al, Jan 10. 1912; S26S 30.
MARTHA AVE. II cor ~ 23sth ST. r
NoCchi0ne & co agt Philip Melillo et al: Jan II,
1912; 1915.
WALES AVE- 672 to 61s: Jarcho Brothers agt
sarah y lliTsrhberG Ct al: Dec II, 1910 tby de
kfo1
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
REALTY NOTES.

Louis Kramer, Of Goldberg & Kramer,
said yesterday that the proposed transac-
ton whereby the Flemish Realty Company
had arranged TO sell its loft building at No
10 to 10 East 22d street to the late Alexander
j. Mayer in exchange for the two block
fronts on the east side of Broadway be-
tween l33d and 125th streets. had failed Of
consummatiOn. Announcement OF the trans
action was made by one OF the principals
on October 81.
Aaron Coleman has removed his office
from No % Vcsey street to No. $50 Seventh
avenue, corner OF 3Oth street Mr.. Coleman
is head of the Acme Mortgage Company
the Coleman Construction Company. the
Loft Holding Company and tho Vulcan
Realty Company.
The Mnsker Realty Company. Louis
, Minsky. president. has removed its offices
from No. 236 Eldrdgc street, TO tho Com
mercial Building, at Second avenue and l4th
street
William Tanning and c. q. S. Baker have
formed a partnership under the firm name
OF Tanning & Baker for the transaction
of general real estate business.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
MECHANICS LIENS.

MADISON AVE, n . cor OF s6th 81. lOo;nH
100: william Eckenfelder agt Parkvie" 20
owner (renewaD; S6,H"l 20.
Sd AVE, s7s: II N susswein & co agt joseph n
Groll owner Barr Gruber Inc 'o"
tractors: $ls7 -.
MORTON ST. IS and 40: Louis Newman ag'
Marcus Rosenthal owner; John Giahillno'o
contractor; SIl.
VICTOR ST. s. 100 II NJ Morris fari
ave. 25x95: Mugers Iron Works agt Co"'
Bros owners and contractors; 1856 ="
1I4TH ST. $40 East: VI Magnetu agt
Lougi & Madalena Fummo contractor $"'.
Ar.DT-RON AVE. " cor Of 173d at, TOOK
100: sydney J Friedin agt Latham Realty 90
owner and contractor: Anthony Schwoerer' jr'
contractor; $500.
SAME PROPERTY; Isaac smons ct al agt
same; s2GS0.
attn ST. 3o7 West; Nathan Goldstein nag sgt
ThedfOrd Coal co. owner; PUBIC service
Building CO. contractor: $50
CLARKE ST. 10 and IS j Wesley Johnson
agt Lillian Keller. owner: James G Kuhn and
Julius Muller. contractors: S363 II.
SAME PROPERTY: same agt Lillian Keller.
owner: James Kuhn and John kaneen'
contractors: $7Ij.
FRONT ST. 81 and 60 Long Island Heating
60 agt Preferred city Real Estate co. owner;
\ Musica & Son. contractors; ST15.
1I2TH ST. 1O1 to IO5 West Herman Mosko'
vitz agt T4eweIlyn Realty co, owner and con-
tractor: $3.50.
Ia FONTAINE AVE, W $ 1925 II n Of lIsth
ST. 37Gxtoo: Taddio Izzo agt Weller &
Meeker Realty co, owner and contractor
sl33 80.
INST ST. II =. 1902 Il Of Sd ave, 5jxl2o;
Davis Bros agt Charles Bjorkegren. Inc,
owner and contractor: $500 90.
BURKE ST. cor Of wallace ave, 10Ox
100: Standard Plumbing Supply co aEt Madi-
son CONSTRUCTION co. owner: Alexander Basso'
Onu
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
PORTO RICANS PROTEST
Oppose Citizenship Unless with
Full Self Government.

San Juan. Porto Rico. Jan. 1.-THE House
OF Delegates passed a resolution last night
instructing the Speaker OF the House, Jose
dc Diego, to send the following cable mes
sage TO Representative William A. Jones,
chairman Of the Committee on Insular Af-
fairs Of the American Congress:
The House to-day adopted a resolution
praying that no action be taken on the
granting Of citizenship TO Porto Ricans un-
less such concession shall bring with II a
full measure Of self-government for Porto
RICO, both branches of the legislature TO
be elective and 10 have absolute power 10
leSisate on local questions.
The resolution caused prolonged discus
simon in the House. the Speaker opposing
its adoption.
The Olmsted bill. which provides for the
granting Of citizenship to Porto Ricans and
for a new form Of government for Porto
Rico, has been under consideration long
time, and the Porto Rican House OF Dele
gates has on several occasions requested
Congress at Washington TO postpone action
on the bill. Particular objection was made
10 the amendments providing that thirteen
insular Senators shall be appointed by the
President. and that judges. court clerks and
narshals shall be named by the Governor.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
20 .am.; $50. 600.

| m same; S5U,OVV
ars Saim- Mortgage co to Mary Brosnan
! $4,000. - y Dod9e. st7oOo
Same 10 Christian Openhym and ano
trus, s-3oyWV - William c. Fellows; s22 900
| S,aiu,,,,hja trust co TO New York Mortgage
| ~, ocacurity co: 800.
| ana SCI parsIow to Julia Chsrtoff: $4,000
| ,'nb .ttan Mortgage Co TO Henry Benkers
| 81, 500. ,,u % uarosretba p,u,,o,r.
S''VDtonio S''1DV vernaglia to DomInick Lam
oliHb,igii lipbiiip Jacob. trus. 10 Haskell A Joseph
son: 81. - D,. .. por., ,,t,t.-,,,.
s'21'o"ap cohn to Katharine Vetter; 81
,tar,. Murphy to James a Jackson: 81.
chelsea Realty CO to Union Dime Savings
Bank: $685.. 1000.
gage 90: S3.5Oo .
'f,,uis ! Chamanslty 70 Bertha V Frank; 81
Es,elle Jacobs and anO to Excelsior Savings
o%" garanac Construction Co to Harry Davis;
500 ,..
F-Iud,yig Kohcut ct al 10 John Sksla: 81
Mari Indis to Harris Mandelbaum; SlOo.
willie I. B own 70 Mary Todd; S2,OoO
Julia Coddlngton TO Isabella Labrioi2'
SiG,OUO.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
SUBURBAN SALES.

Tho Colonial Holding Company sold the
two six story elevator apartment houses
No 10 II Glenada Place. Brooklyn. In
part payment the purchaser gave 400 lots at
Egg Harbor, y. J. The deal involved about
5000
4 boardwalk plot 4OXllO feet. at Long
Beach, Lonog Island. and running through
to Front street, near the Long Beach Hotel
property, has been sold through Frederick
T. Jones TO the Investors Long Island
Realty Company. Joseph Thompson. OF
Atlantic City. the seller. takes In part pay
mcnt about twenty lots at Freeport, Long
Island.
Michael Samucls OF the Standard Acreage
Company sold TO a Long Island syndicate
sixty-flve acres at Lakewood. y. j.. with a
frontage of about 300 feet on River ave
nue. and Cross street.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Corn Exchange Bank to Katie Ettcnhemer;
s22 900.
land Bond and Mortgage CO. $4,000.
Emile W Rcichow 10 Marion Barkley;
81. 900
John J Felner to Benenson Realty Co: $1,000.
Marion Cothren to John Bussing. ir: 81. 500.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co TO Ida
Mason and ano. trus; S2i, 500.
New Netherland Bond and Mortgage Co 10
Metropolitan Trust Co OF New York; $4,000.
Francis r. johnson. trustee, 10 Title Insurance
Co % assts); $4,000.
B L Capp Ammonia 90 70 Lawyers Title In
surance a Trust co: $2J, 900.
j Henry Alexandra ct al, eXrs, To j Henry
Alexandra ct al, trustees Is assts); 81
Land 60 OF Edcnwald to Hugh Doom;
same to Maicr Berlner; siG7 A.
Land CO of EdenVAld to Hugh Doom;
1855 40
Same 10 Chas Fowler: S4Oi 81
Same Chas w Oakes, SlOJ JS.
Same to Augusta = Fowler: S572 ~.
Charles f. McManus to William II. Hall: 81.
Frank McGarry to Michael Brennaucr; 81
Robert T. Leher TO Herbert r King; S2.IJO.
Louis Collier To Grace Lcvy; SL750.
Title Insurance Co TO George i Ludlam
| So 600
Same to Francis f. Johnson. trus; sl+0o0
Edward J lutz 90 Carrie Well; $4,000
George Dawson to Katherine HelblS
! 81 800
MARY T Tstum to George W Augustin;
| $40 600
Cathsrine Gass To William Seltz; $500
Jcsnie X Fraser and ano 20 Jeanc * Fra
| ser: 81
same to same; 81
Caroline Herb to Louise Quicker and ano.
81 500
same TO same: $4,000
Sound Really Co to New York Life Insur'
! alce Co, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
due as per bond: $3.50 attorneys winsate &

due as per bond: $3.50: attorneys, winsate
Cullen. % Nassau St
LAFoNTAINE AVE, :. l12 II n Of l1sth
ST. 37xlO0; Weer-Meeker Realty Loon 20 NO Tos'P, o.
Rice. 2l9l Ryer ave priOr mtg sZfVUoJ, Jan %
due April 1, 1919; s1,4OO; attorney stern
4l Park Row
LOTS 0. TO- II and ia. map OF Van Nest I,es
Park: trsuline Realty co TO John u 'Ia aIs'I.
1900.
SAME PROPERTY; same to Agnee Agee, PTs1h' ~ -
Central Park West prior mtg S"TEity c;uaran ju
tee and Trust Co, 176 Broadway
lot l49. map Of 500 lots. Hunts Point Hea,So s5So
Co: Ella Dixon to Margaret Ehrhara' los"
Prospect ave; July I; yrs; 81, 700.
LOTS i47 and las, SAME map; same 10 same I.'
1.-TWO mtgs, each $500. July /, 1911; Que july
]. 1914; sl.sO0: attorneys. Thornton * Earle 30
Park Row.
MORRIS AVE. . cor ot 14lth st. 128x iTIeS:
Patrick Dempsey to Anna Fulton. Itl west
li1th st; Jan is; due as per bond; $4,000.
SAME PROPERTY: same TO Louis Huoer
lO4 Morningside ave; due as per bond Jan To-
$1,000; attorney. oliver f Davis, 32lO "a ave
THEREOF AVE. :. 100 II S OF Ludlow ave
2OoNlOO; VI Nichols. Inc. 20 Angus horii-
ahrens. 2o5 Park pl: Jan IL; dus as per bond
$500. attorney. G schaffner. III Montague
st, Brooklyn.
UNION AVE 619 n cor Of 15lst st, 25x
100. Jacob Gottlieb and Herman Rubin 10 Max
Bornheimer. 80 West I'D st prior mtg 81
5OO); Jan 1b; yrs, per cent; Si,s5O: attorney
Title Guarantee and Trust co. 1I6 broadway
NYSE AVE $. AZ # OF 1sOth s.. 3sxlOOx
rreg: Fulson Realty Co To Julius f Wodt, %l2
Sd ave; Jan 8; yrs. per cent; 5000 attor-
ney, Title Guarantee and Trust Go. lI6 Broad
way.
9TH ST, :. 155 II Of Avenue &, 5Ox1OS,
Cnionport: Rose r NJ Nance TO Johanna Hughes
1902 Brook ave. Jan 3; | ". per cent; $500;
attorney. Frank Gass. 221j Westchester ave.
10TH ST g. ~ n Of Hughes ave. +7xISS
rreg; Mary Thatcher to Lawyers Mortgage 90.
50 Liberty ST. Jan l6. ) yrs: s.. 900: attorney,
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust CO. 16O
Broadway.
23OTH ST. s, west 4 Of west z Of lot 3O3
map OF Wakefield. 2jXl14: Vincenzo Avarello 10
standard Plumbing Supply Co. sl4 st AIMS ave
iprior mtg SI2JO), due per bond SIOO at
tOrney, 7 Stern. Al Park Row.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
MEYER ASKS PANAMA SHIPS
''Ws Expect Peace" Says Secretary ir
Urging More Golfers.

Washington. Jan. II. - Fifteen GOLFERS
three oil tank ships and four refrigerator
ships. government owned and operated, 10
carry supplies 10 the Panama Canal, were
urged to-day by the Secretary OF the Navy
10 the House Interstate Commerce Com
rnittee hearing on Panama Canal opera
ton. Secretary Meyer urged control OF all
Panama wireless stations by the Navy
Department and construction Of additional
wireless towers, and estimated that an
average OF five vessels day would use the
canal at first. I'VE expect peace he
said. "and It would not pay to construct
a number Of naval colliers TO lie unused
for many years" SIX golfers would suffice.
he said. when the canal was opened. The
Secretary pointed out the advantage OF
vessels that could be used 10 convey sup
plies in time OF peace and be available for
the navy II war should occur
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN


81 ST No East: for brick fence wall *
n high; Wendell estate, l15 Broadway. owner;
4 Glohe. IA West 39th st architect: $4,000.
h5TH ST 232 West. for a 4 sty warehouse.
20 2xe69: VI \ Fitzgerald. 81 Cedar 81. owner;
Rigs. 62 Cedar st. architect $4,000.
B1.ACKWFTL'S ISLAND: for a sty dormi-
tory s3N33, and a 2 stv dormitor', iO0N32 De
partmcnt ot Public Charities owner: + J
IIclmle 1870 Montague 81, Brooklyn. architect;
$4,000.
THE BRONN
BANCROFT ST. 9. from Hoe 70 Faile
81 four ) sty br< teumts. 4OX9s s and 60x9s 6:
" g Construction co. William Oppenheim. T72
Wrstchcster ave. president. owners: Goldner &
Goldberg. 3ai East l4oth 81, architects; totaI
cost S3l5. 900
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD . :, 100 n ot
Westchestor ave. | sty hrS stores and amuse
mcnt hall. sOxil29. Mercury Realty Co, Samue
Brewer. $50 Prospect ave. president owners
Goldner & Goldberg 39I East 149th IT. archi-
tccts: cost. s35 900
14OTH ST. n $. 3l7 Il Of Wills ave. > sty
hrl< dwg lsx3T: 81 Peters Church. Rev II stein
meyer. 3T4 East i4lst st. pastor owner: Louis
AImeudlnger. 928 broadway, architect; cost
s. 500
MORRIS PARK AVE. $50 sty frame stable
cJxlS Caroline SChleycr. premises owner
Henry Nordhelm, 1857 fremont ave. architect
cost, $500.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
LIS PENDENS.

SGTlI ST. i53 East: Emma Kropf agt
Christian Hoffman ct al foreclosure of Mtg
attorney. n e Kudlich.
T'NTONPORT ROAD. . $. 125 II II Of Morris
park ave 2S t0Ni1I SN25N 1888. Elizabeth *
Dooling act Carmcla Levoli 81 Rl foreclosure
OF mtg): attorneys, Knox Dooling.
WATER ST. II :. 2ln3 II Of Pike slip. -.
yGON iOXGD: Pauline Stern agt Samuel Gross
et al foreclosure of mtg; attorneys, Kendall
& Herzog.
il2TH ST 2I5 East Alberto Dc Pompeis sgt
Clcmontlne De Tuisi faction 20 declare Hem;
attorney l. Schafran.
CATHERINE ST. g. lots 1Ol. I02 and 1903
map Of South Washing EtOnvillc Bronx: Lillian
q sullivan agt MaNberg Construction Co q
al foreclosure OF MTG; attorney, NJ | Falk.
MAIN ST. o $. 2Gs n n Of Grant 81. 20 Sx
10: Grant st, n :. 100 II OF Franklin ave.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at tho Real Estate salesrooms,
Nos Il and l6 Vesey street:
by J. II. Mayer
I'D ST 246 East. = o. 1894 u az "a ave.
10 sXlO2.2, 3 sly dwg. sold 10 tho plaintiff FOR
Sil0Oo
BY Joseph ,. Day.
a7TH ST. JOS East s. 100 ~ ~ PARK ave.
25SloOll. . sly tenmt, sold to the plaintiff for
SOS ,OcO
rs Bryan l.. Kennedy.
MADISON ST. 800, = 100 n . Of Jackson
s. "a IOza5 sx26NaSs S. sty tenmt and stores.
sold 10 the plaintiff for S25.oT
At the Bronx Exchange, No. 1856 Third
avenue:
Ry Joseph =. Day.
18Th ST. ~ East. = e. l76 T. Of Elton ave
25xas. sty tonmt, sold to the plaintin for
81 300.
HUGHES AVE. 24ls 9 = I2l II = Of Issth
81. - sxs76 sly frame dwg. sold TO the plain
tin for 5000.
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
BRYANT AVE. sol. >. 100 n n or Lafay-
ette ave. 25X95; sty dwg. sold 10 tho plaintiff
for S7.400.
BRYANT AVE. so7. " $. i75 n ~ Iafay-
ette ave, 25xlOO. sty dwg, sold 10 the plaintiff
for S7,400.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser and attor-
ney)
JANUARY II.
MANHATTAN.

BROADWAY. n Q cor 14ith st, 99Nl00. Blervis
Hall co 10 Morris Schlnasi, 25l Riverside Drive
(mtg s1s5.0O0J; Jan 10, $1O0 attorney, Title
Guarantee and Trust Co. I76 Broadway.
BROADWAY. 326 to $780, 81 It W OF Worth
st, 1OOx irreg: Augustus Juillard ct al. exrs.
10 James Jarvie, Montclair, j; = part; Jan
.; s125. 900.
sAMB PROPERTY Whiting Arnold. e1r. 10
same; y part: Jan IL $4,000.
SAND PROPERTY: Lillian W Tompkins to
same; a part; Jan 2: 81.
SAME PROPERTY; Tent-Weller 60 TO Same;
all right, title and interest to q part and ali
title in whole; Jan II; $4,000. attorney. Law
yars Title Insurance and Trust Co, 100 Broadway.
Delaney ST. 100, 25x irreg; Otto II Alba
nesus 10 Paul + Stohn. Jersey City. j; all
ney. Marshall Ven Winkle. / Exchange Place,
Jersey City, J.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. = W cor 17sth ST.
127x100; Annie Moss TO Harry Goodstein Realty
60, 100 Broadway Cmtg 1910. 600: Jan II; 500;
attorneys, Wescher Rothschld, l35 Broadway.
FORT WASHINGTON AYE. 9. OAK irreg;
Hanover Estates TO Safanac Construction Co.
500 West i47th 1t (mtg 10000 Bee IS. 500.
attorney, III SAWS ~ Broadway.
HAVEN AVE n @ cor l69th ~. 73xl27x irreg.
same TO Matthew w EIelman. 1887 Madison ave
(mtg sZ7. 0o0J: all leGs; Dec /; 500. attorney.
same as above
HENRY ST. 2O4. 23xlOO: Joseph Barsky 70
Rachel Goldman. 10 Henry st lntg $4,000; {;
Jan 1G; 500; attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance
and Trust Co. 1G0 Broadway.
LENoX AVE- 456. 25xs4 Josephine Dunsbach
to Fortunate Donofrio (ntg $4,000. Dec Is,
1909; ST. address, 15S West 10th Ct
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. II cor 1Z7th 81, s8x l46x
irreg: Harry Davis to Hanover Estates Cmtg
$500, 1000; Dec L. 500; address. 80 Cortlandt ri.
RIVINGTON ST, < cor Cannon ST. 60xlOO;
Stephen & Clark 10 Abraham Nicholson: part :
Nov a. 1911; sl00: attorney. Title Guarante and
Trust co. i76 Broadway.
RIVINGTON ST . cor Cannon ST. 50xiOO;
EdweTd & Clark ct al 10 same; all; Nov -, 1911,
500: address Coytcsville. y j.
UNIVERSITY PLACE. -. 2lXIOjx rreg;
Frederick + Graham 70 Iottie r De Mllt, Ella ID
Ten Brock and Aida Y De Milt IL East lOth 81
tmtg $50. OO0 Jan II; 500; attorneys. Arrow
smith & Dunn. 22g Broadway.
WEST END AVE- III. 25xlO0; ssverio Aieo
10 Iaurna Aiello. iTi West End ave: an liens
Jan s.. S1OO attorney, John Loev. go Broad
way,
WOOSTER ST. :. 100 II 8 % Blocker -, tx
100. Geron Construction Co TO Brown Weiss
New-York tribune., 1912-01-18
NAVAL OFFICER STRICKEN
The Yankton's Commander Has
Yellow Fever.

Washington. Jan. 17.-Yellow fever has
attacked Commander Levi c. Bertolette'
commanding the gunboat Yorktown. which
for ten days has been protecting Amen-
can interests in Ecuador. A dispatch re-
ceived at the Navy Department late to-
day gave the news that the officer had
been stricken. It is presumed that he has
baen removed from the vessel and placed
IN quarantine.
Should more cases break out 1t is prob
able that the ship will be compelled to
leave its detail. The cruiser Maryland
and the collier Prometheus are speeding
toward the scene.