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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser ar
Attorney
JANUARY p
Manhattan.

BEACH ST. -. 25Nlo0; Mary 4 c Riley ct
ni 10 John IL Post ~ West list 81; b ana $
and a :; Jan -; 81; attorney. title Guar
antsc & Trust 60. l7G broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; John II Post 10 Louis
~ Crawford and Josephine y Shodd, at East
Orange, ! untg Sl@,5OoI; Jan =; 81. attor-
EAST BROADWAY. ~. . q. 25x75. Rae
B'Uis 90 Jennie Bachrach ct Al. Il East @jth
So 80 tiur; Dee II. 1912; 500; attorney, j
81 Schocnfcd 80 Broadway
Fort WASHINGTON AVE. 3 cor lS0th st.
TOO tN11j1NtCoyllO. David W ONeil ct a!
trustees i'm liquidation Empire cry Wood
- +: 10 and tmtg. $40. OOO); all liens. $4,000;
address, so East I'D II.
GRAND IT. l. cor Cannon II. 50xl00: l0!th
81. - East, .. 36.3Xln0ll: kasscl oshnsky
10 X % Realty corpn. 80 Broadway; Jan -.
81, attorney. \ fcinberg, $50 Broadway.
HAMILTON ST. =. 1875 Il OF Market
81. @iNJG. Henrietta Rosen To Isaac VI Peyser.
3.3 Grand 81, Brooklyn mtg tl7. 1907: Jan u;
81. attorney. II NJ Peyscr. 800 Broadway.
MOTT ST. 800 800 4j.Gxsl; Geo iiass. ref,
10 y Protestant Episcopal city Mission So
clety. - Blocker 81; Jan -, SIS coo; attorney.
& \ clark il6 Nassau II.
ORCHARD ST, - "a. 2xloo. Rae Bonis to
jennie Bachrach - al IL East 95th ST. all
title Dee Is. loi2 Sioo; attorney, NJ schoen-
field 80 Broadway
Adrian ave, iOi.iIx72Ss0x96 John r Clark to
Florence l. Costello. - Terrace View ave lmtg
5000; Jan - 81; attorneys. seybel &
iorH Ave $ g 5. go.il It n OF 2oGth st. tx
loo. ! Alien Townsend 10 Michael J Dowd.
@Jll Valentine ave. and 81; Jan Is; 500; at
tprncys. lawyers Title Insurance 60, 100
broadway
nth ST. $40 West. 20 ix7G.2: Patricl, J
Toye 10 Jos Toyc. 3iO West nth 1t. !. part
Jan -; 81 attorney. " J Egdu. rs Broadway.
18TH ST. 14i East 25x1Oo: Louis sloane
and ano to Geo Form, II West SD st; Jan -
S1i TOO. attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance Co,
lC0 broadway.
5irGI ST. n :. 30 n G of Sth ave, 20xI00. .:
Sarah g Bcattie To VIM Sominer. 2f3 West
Jitl - mtg SIS o0U): Jan - 500. attorneys,
AJpsll & TAYLOR. 40 West Broadway
5sTI ST. 80 East. > siy brk. 2JXl0o.j: jacob
Gcrdau. eNr, To- Jacob Gerlau. 3i5 East 5sth -
Omts 5000; Jan %. 81. attorney. VIM Brun-
ner. 20 Broadway.
GATH ST ~ and A. West. sty brk Cox
1908: Jacob lsraelson 10 Marx Ottinger and
Moses Ottingcr. % West 10Th -; Ia part mtg
s:,c 0oW; Jan -: 500. attorneys, KurzInan *
Frankenheimcr, - Broad IT.
GATH ST. 10 10 l23 West, stv brk. sax
100 >: GAYLORD r Smith TO Mary + Pnchot.
1915 Rhode Island ave. Washington cmtg $50 =
OcD Jan 81; 500; attorney, III r Pinchot, 20
Broadway.
a2D 81, PA West. sly brl.. Broad
way. 1.JX irrcE xli9Nl0s: Ie.cestershIre Realty
90 20 Eufrasia Leland and ano. t23 East 10Th
st mte S3G5. GOD. Jan - 500: attorney, Law
yers Title Insurance and Trust co. 100 Broad
way.
nth ST co 10 80 East s,v brk. 46?s
l00li: United states Trust Co, as trustee, 10
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee

with name and address OF lessee
AVE \. PIG: $ store and part cellar: Emile
q L>sIksl 20 salvador Arcicri. yrs from FEB
!. 1918: Si2O address. 2o2 Ave \.
, BROADWAY. 81. cor Great Jones 81,
all: Guy IL Witthaus 20 Ernest T. johnson. 10
SIS from Feb !, 1913; $1,000 address $50
CANAL 81. l7O-l72. all. Ida F Bryant to
samuel Blum. SIS from Mag I. 1913; 5000;
address. 9lG southern Boulevard
IELANCEl ST, $40. al: MlcAael burns
60 Hymau Etkin and ano; yrs from Jan l.
1913. 500. address 81 Market II.
FRONT ST. -. al; Dow Realty Co 10 Main
paper stock 60; = VS. mos from Jan l. 1913;
Si..no. address. = Peck slip.
MADISON AVE. 1915; sll. Henrietta Gordon
ta Harry = Brown. ~ yrs from Feb I, 1913,
l2-o address. - East ll2th st.
PARK AVE. 1914. all Elise + Glenke 20
simon Liobross; ~ yrs from Feb /. 1918;
$500. address. ~ Varot e. Brooklyn.
REhDE ST. -. store and basement JuIa
p Icck ANA suo 70 Henry p Wood s. Son: 2
yrs from FEB !. 1913. $500; address, 20
b, IJo st.
WESTclEsTER AVE. 2a2i; par, store. and
cellar. Abuth Realty co 20 Giuseppe do chris
tpphorp. 10 yrs from oct I. 1912; $50: address
30 AVE 445-li7; store room: Apollo Ath-
Iciic club. a corporation. to David Green. >
,r7 nom June ], 1913: S377; address, 81 Attor-
SrH AVE. 2ns. store and basement; Samuel
IosGtT % Leopold Oppenheirucr. . yrs from
MAY l. 1879. 81 coo. address, iU7 West li0th ST.
9TH AVE. 2GO; all. George Nolmer 20 Otto
Wagner ~ WIS from Feb t. 1913; $I.450: ad-
dress. 81 East SJth ~.
f=T ST - East: All. Maud Barclay 10
Josef Friedman. . yrs 3 mos from Feb I. 1918;
5000: address. $40 East Sth ST.
ETH ST. fO-l2 East: all; Guy II Witthaus
10 Ernest T. Johnson. 10 yrs from Feb I, 1918
$50 900. address lSn Ciarcmont
2orH ST. "6-3S East; all; Guy II Witthaus
- Ernest r. J5hnson; 10 yrs from Feb l. 1913;
1OoH. address. $50 'larcmout ave.
1iST ST. 32l East. store floor and part OF
Placement. Frank Ivanoycc To Joseph y Neied-
is: 10 yrs from Feb /. 1913: $500. address. :D9
East ~ -.
lU3D ST. 33i 333 East. all. except part OF
store and basement: Samuel !. Bruck and auo
IN Morris NsrkoWitz and ano: Ia yrs from
N1rch |. 1899, 500; address. go East 1884
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
MAY BUY WINDSOR TRUST
Wall Street Hears That Empire
Trust Co. Will Get Stock.

Negotiations are nearing completion ln'
the purchase of the Windsor Trust COM
pany by the Empire Trust Company Ol
no. g Broadway. The financial district
has been appriscd within the last Few
months Of rumOrs that these two down.
town banking Institutions would get TO-
,.cther soon in some way, but earlier re-
ports were that the consolidation Wou!d
he I'm the form of a merger Although
the latest development is yet TO receive
official confirmation by the head oihcerS
Of the two banks, from other well IN
formed quarters it is learned that the
deal NAV be completed to-day, when d.
rectors are scheduled TO meet to sanction
the details of the transfer of ownership.
The details regarding the terms OF pur-
chase have not been made known but AT
the last reported bid price of $50 the cap
itol stock of the Windsor Trust Company
IS now worth 81 100000. This Wall Street
banking institution has twenty-eisht
directors, including, besides CLARK
Williams. the president, Charles Il. Alex
ander. August Belmont, jr, stephen y.
Bond. Frank O. Briggs, Vernon c. Brown
Alonzo y. Burbank, who yesterday re-
tired az president of the International
Papcr Company: James 4. Burden, Emory
w. Clark, Frederick L. Eldridge, II. Ward
Ford James Gayley, August Heckscher'
Alfred w Hudson, Charles MacVeash'
John Markle, Robert IL. McCurdy, A. Cor
don Norrie. Charles y. Otis, Henry L.
Oxnard. Robert p. Perkins, William
Lowell Putnam, Henry II. Scott, John II.
Storer. Arthur Turnbull, Cornelius Van
derbilt, Charles D. Wetmore and Eserton
l.. Winthrop, j..
The Windsor Trust Company has as
sets of SS,224,329. of which s1.'4S'2I3 Is
cash. sS,253,137 is in loans and bills pur-
chased. S974,917 in New York State ana
city bonds, S1,2SS,429 in other securities
S543.2I9 in bonds and mortgages, s34S'-
5i5 in real estate and s67,SS7 for ac-
crued interest receivable. The bank
liabilities are divided as follows: Cap
ital. 81 200. 600 surplus. S1,000,OOo; I'M
divided profits. S45.73O; reserved FOR
taxes, etc, s12.42S; unearned interest on
bills purchased, SSH. and deposits, So
l51.959~-
The Empire Trust Company has total
resources of s22l7O.16O and a capitali-
Zation of 81 500, 900 The company de-
Doeifs amount TO $1S,921,322 and ac-
cording 10 the financial statement ISSUED
for the wear ended December 81, W
there were on hand on that date surplus
and undivided profits of s1.692.525. The
combined resources of the TWO lnsutu-
tons aggregate S3O,39l .4Sy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28

Frank Schltt. 495 Ocean ave. Jersey City
J; Jan u: 500.
2O9T-H ST, S $, III II Q of Amsterdam ave,
1sx9911: Ella Ehre to Walter Z Ehre 49,
West 2O9th st (mtg SO. J0W Jan 70; ST. ad-
dress 40 West 20gth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
BUYS LONG BEACH LOTS
Hotel To Be Erected on Property Near
Boardwalk.

Mrs. Bertha K!ug has purchased from
the Realty Associates ~ Brooklyn four
lots At Long Beach. Long Island. aGjoin-
ing the boardwalk. on which lol-room
high class family hotel g. to be erected
Immediately from plans drawn by Her
bert J. Knapp architect
The hotel VIII Dee ready FOR occupancy
on June !. 1913. and IL bolus erected by
the Realty Associates under a contract
with Mrs. King The total amount In
volycd in the transaction IS $1,000 j..
Garfield Nose represented 2lrs Klug a.
her attorney. and the negotiations In be-
half of the Realty Associates were con-
Quoted directly with its officer.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney.
Manhattan.
JANUARY -.


BROADWAY. n cor 10Th ~, -. 6NS3S2G. *
500: Dec II. 1910: Joseph W and Jeanne II W
Jones To Alma " Gilscy; $4,000; attorney,
r G Gilsoy, 40 Broadway.
ELDRIDGE ST. 1856 :. 25xSI.G Nov 10.
1906: Hymau Watchstein 10 sidney and Biein-
chen Wallach ct III, cNrs, etc; sl3.OOt, attoi
ney, Aaron A. Fcinberg. IS Park Row.
HOUSTON ST. II g :. 1879 II u from
n cor Ave H. 20Xi066; Oct 80. 1907: AieNs
Lovitsky to Independent Order Birth Abraham
OF the United states Of America; SlIODo at
torney. l.. Moschcowitz, 900 Broadway.
LUDLOW ST III, l9xs76: May ~. 1907
Bertha Sarssohn 20 Charles \ sherman. eAr.
etc; $4,000; attorneys, Bowers x sands. 81
Nassau street 90
MADISON AVE. a3I. . cor 18th st. 2.2xSo;
April H. 1856: 'rillie Brown TO United
states Trust Company, as com: Sloo1o; attor-
news Stewart 4 Shearcr. ~ Wall street.
WEST END AVE, cor GID II. runs loo
1903 20 y u - luo TO = ave
n T5.J To beginning; April q. 1891; Joseph ana
Jennie McClenshan to Mutual Iifc Insurance
90: SiI.0Oo: attorney Title Guaranty and
Trust Co. 118 Broadway.
1sT AVE. $, 80 II ioGth ST, 2oxs4; LIST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28

Slawson & Hobbs have sold for tho
Lockwhit Company. Charles W. Graham
president the two five story houses Nos.
$50 and $50 Whitlock avenue, between
Tiffany street and Lafayette avenue, each
c9xe6xgO feet. The Lockwhit Com'any
takes in part payment eight lots WIN
buildings. on Mott avenue POI feet south
of Nth street extending through TO wal
ton avenue.
This makes the fourth house sold In a
couplc of months of a row Of eleven erect
ed on Whitlock avenue by the sellers.
They are adjacent to the subway The
Mott avenue property is the largest par
Gel I'm that section that has changed hands
for some time.
The newly organized Woodycrost
Methodist Episcopal Church Society. now
worshippng in a store on ogden avenue
Highbridge. The Bronx. has purchased
from W. :. Patten and J. l. Van SAINT
the plot. 75xl0o feet. at the northeast cor
ner of Nelson avenue and 16Gth street. 1t
is understood a church building will short
~ be begun Harold H. Harding was the
broker in the same The Lutherans re
Gently purchased a plot for a now church
at 10th street and Woodycrcst avenue.
one block east OF Nelson avenue
The Douglas Robinson, Charles ;.
Brown Company has sold FOR G.. r.
Woodn No 20 East 6ith street. four
story brownstone dwelling house. on lot
20xic.5 feet. The new owner. william T.
Blodgett. will occupy the house.
The Equitable Bond and Mortgage Com
pany has sold for Lorenzo =. Tripler No.
Dos East 10th street. a six story tenement
house. on lot 2jx9S9 feet. Mr.. Triplcr re-
Gently acquired this property from the
Cunningham estate at auction.
Lauter d Blacluer have sold FOR the
Sandrock Realty Company No i2j Willis
avenue a five story nathouse, on lot Ok
SO feet. near 18TH street. 20 Otulic
Gschidel who gave in part payment the
plot 50XloO feet. ~ the southwest corner
of Edcnwald ana Murdoch avenues.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
For District Of Columbia. MARYLAND a

For District Of Columbia. Maryland and
Delaware fair aud somewhat colder tot day !.
10 morrow increasing otoudincss. light TO
moderate northwest winds, becoming Nari-
able.
For Virginia. fair and somewhat colder
to-day: tomorrow, fair. moderate north
winds becoming variable.
For New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania.
fair. slightly colder to-day: tomorrow. in
creasing cloudincss. probably local rains or
SHOWS. modcratc northwest winds, becoming
variable
For Southern New England. fair and cold
or to-day; tomorrow, cloudy. probably local
rains or SHOWS: northwest winds diminish
ing and becoming variable.
For Northern New England, fair TO-DAY:
to-i1oirow, cloudy, probably local SHOWS
moderate northwest 10 north winds
For western Pennsylyanis. incrcasin :
cloudiness today, probably local SHOWS or
rains al night: tomorrow, cloudy. moderate
variable winds
FOR western New York. cloudy to-day.
local SHOWS at night or tomorrow; moderate
northwest TO north winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Monday, January
81, 1918.
ARRIVED

Steamer Manchionoal CNor,. Port Antonio
January u, 10 the United Fruit Co, with run
Arrived at the Bar at $50 III.
Steamer City OF COlmbO O3r), Calcutta De
cember a. Colombo Is, Port Said g. Algiers
January 4, Gibraltar and Boston 70. 10 Morton,
& Son, with NOSE. Arrived al the Bar at I
g IN.
Steamer Laplsnd (Belg). Antwerp and Dover
January IS 10 the Red star Line, with "a INST
cabin, 100 second cabin and 89i storage pas
sengers and mdse Arrived at the Bar AZ 1:40
a N.
Steamer Virginia (Auso, Barcelona Deem
Der 3, Trieste Il. Venice -, Patras January J.,
Oran I and bermuda %. 70 Phelps Bros q co,
with mdse. Arrived AT the Bar at ll;3o IN
26th
Steamer Ultonia CBp. Fiume January g.
Trieste Z. Messina o. Palermo 10 and Naples
L. 10 the Cunard S. Co. Ltd. With % cabin
and 900 Storage passengers and mdsc. Arrived
al the Bar at $50 a IN.
Steamer Ancon, Crstobal January 20, 10 the
Panama RR SIS Line. with IS passengers. mails
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Bronx Investment CO to Noah Rogers;
SJ.OiT. r.. ~. =.
Lawyers Title Insurance and trust % 70
Troy Savings Bank; $4,000. ,oooo
same 10 Lawyers Mortgage Co; s43'oOo
Uoreton - Atterbury 10 Leo Eogeli -
New Park Cafe, a corporation, 70 jacob Le,-
fer. 81. r, g,
Esther NJ Broder 10 Henry Broder; -.
New York Title Insurance Co TO John Mack
euz.o and ano trus; $50. 600.
Herbert Fischer 20 Charles " toheh. 81
Carrie r Calm to Herbert Fischer; 81
LAWYERS Title Insurance and trust 20 %
LAWYERS Mortgage 20 - asstsl; Sl3OOp 80
Philip Arcuarius, trus, TO Chrlstdna Il
Arcularius: $500. -.
Nelitta e Witte to Melitta 9 Witte: 81
Iobn & Rodgers to J r Brown; > part;
SIG $50 s,oo
frank Gass 70 Clara L IIerold $1,000
Julia T. Swords 20 Frank NJ Morgan; syV.
Maria A Hover to Hermann liefZog q ASSIST
$1,000. .-,-.,.. ,,i...,.-.
$1,000 ,,.,,,.
Ryland; 81. . s,oo
Aaolia (; Price 90 Edna Latlircr' 500.
Richard e. Haukc 10 John e Eidt' 81 90
Kettle Ryland to Alexander + NcCrtai S'VV
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY -.
2i5TH ST, 8 $, 225 It " OF Pauldins ave
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MORE NH|TLOCK AVENUE HOUSES SOLD
Fourth Within Couple Of Months Of Row Of Eleven Erected
by the Sellers.
CHURCH SOCIETY BUYS SITE FOR NEW EDIFICE

estate through the Chaucey Real Estate
Company
It is an imposing four story structure
Mr. Shepard bought the property from
Franklin l.. Taylor, and had 1t completely
remodelled at cost said to be $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
GETS INTEREST IN HOTEL. /.

Matt. !. Ward q 60 sold half interest
in the lease and business of the Hotel
Marlborough. Broadway and 35th street.
Tor rIoi,orap A NcNamoc To- Charles H..
Ruhl. who will have the active ln'haF'-
menL The hotel will open March J. El''
as The Marlborough Blcnhcm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
WIRELESS REPORTS.

Tho oscar H. reported as 32J miles east OF
Sandy Hook at noon Yesterday, is expected 10
dock this forenoon. -
The Kronprnzessin Cecilc. reported as AVo
miles east OF Sandy Hook at : m YESTERDAY
IS expected TO dock this afternoon
The Barbarossa. reported a. 800 miles easII
OF Sandy Hook at noon yesterday. Is cNpec'eu
TO dock Thursday forenoon.
The Minneapolis. reported as go miles cast
Of Sandy Hook at II a IN yesterday, Is ca
nectel 10 dock this forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
THE WEATHER REPORT.
lfficial Record and IOrrcast.-

ontcial Record and fOrerast.-N ashing ton,
Jan. 27.--The North and South storms of
Sunday night combined into a single trough
OF abnormally low pressure that extends
to- night along the entire Atlantic coast. with
distinct centres Of disturbance over Cape
Breton Island, Cape Cod and the South
Carolina coast. General rains fcll through
out the Atlantic and Gulf states. with an
excessive fall over portions OF Tennessee.
Georgia and Alabama. There were also local
SHOWS in the upper lake region and the
Northwest. due to moderate depression
central tonight over Iowa. In the South
west and the extreme West the weather
was fair.
Temperatures have fallen considerably
from the East Gulf states northeast and
risen in the Missouri Valley and the plains
states. and they are still much below the
seasonal average over the central and north
west portions OF the country.
II will he somewhat colder Tuesday in tho
Atlantic States and warmer in the OHIO
Valley and the Gulf states. IT viii y" SOME
what colder Wednesday IN the extreme
Northwest
Barring a material widening Of the
SeHuth Crcvssse. the following stages in
- feet on February I. SrconviNe. - feet
or February >: Nicksburg. i6 To u feet on
February or -. lazoO city viii pass the
food stage Wednesday. The Ohio. ~ cairo.
H.. Is at stand.
Nv reason of the heavy rains in the East
Gulf aud South Atlantic states during the
last fortv-eght hours warnings have been
issued for Hood stages IN the rivers OF
those states within the next thirty-six 10
forty-cight hours.
The winds alony the New England and
Middle Atlantic coast will be moderate 20
brisk northwest winds becoming variable.
South Atlantic coast. northwest and north.
diminishing and becoming variable; East and
Wtt Gulf coast light 10 moderate north.
becoming variable: Lake Michigan. mod
crate north becoming variable.
Steamers departing Tuesday for European
ports Will have moderate TO brisk north
west winds. becoming variable. with clear
inc weather to the Grand Banks.
Forecast for Special LOcalities.--For East
ern New York. fair to-day: tomorrow.
cloudy. probably local SHOWS ip northeso and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
BUYS ESTATE AT MADISON.

The Crulkshank Company has sold Tor
the executors of the estate of Edward
Rafter his late summer home. at Madi-
son. ~ J. The property consists of
substantial mansion, well laii OUT
grounds and twenty-five acres OF land.
The purchaser is a New York merchant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
BUYS TOMpKINSVILLE LOTS.

Cornelius &. Koln has sold for Walter
II. DeNike to George l.. Egbert the
halter. three lots on SleT
man avenue. between First and Fourth
ly.nnea. TomnkinsYille station Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
RRooKLYN HOUSE SOLD.

T.. r. Newman has sold the three story
and basement dwelling house, No. p Pol
hcmus Place. Brooklyn, for New Jersey
client.
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md rrdse. Arrived at the Bar at 1o:15

and rrdse. Arrived at the Bar at 1o:15 III
steamer Magdalsne Cyor,. Huelva January g.
with orc. 20 4 u IedouX: vessel TO FurnesS'
Withy & Co. Arrived at the Bar at 3 a No.
steamer Javary CD igni,os u, sah ~ f,ooth
& co. with mdso. Arrived at the Bar AZ II
steamer Ecrmudian G}r Bermuda January
~ TO 4 + Outegbridsc & 60, with 100 pas
scEgers. mails and mdse. Arrived az the pa
steamer Afshanistan 'B0. Manzanillo JAM
airy l.. Santiago IL and GUANTANAMO ~ 70 w
New York and cuba Mail IS co, with indse'
Arrived al the Bar al 2:30 a IN. 90
steamer silvia (Br. London DECEMBER ~
and II Michael January t. to behhann q
Boyesen, with chalk Arrived at Inc 10" d.
/ 80 - , .,,d
steamer Paula Ger; Danzig January January, ana H1n
Shields o. to David + Warden IN ba.las'' VI
rived At the Bar at G:45 nj. ,... "a
steamer Cy1nric O3D. Liverpool January 10,
to the White star Line. with 20 secoha '' Srn
and 80 storage passengers ana muse ~
rived at the Bar al l2:3I u N. 49,,
steamer Madison. Newport News ana Nol
folk To the Old Dominion - 60, WIN passoen,-
gers and mdse. Passed In quarantine AZ ''''
steamer Comanche. Jacksonville January ,; ~
aud Charleston -. 10 the Clyde IS 20, W.
passengers and mdse. Passed IN ''u"' "'''''''
steamer hlemannia Ger. Cartagens Jan
uary 10. Savanilla IS. santa Marta ~
ION Port 3,orant and Jerenie H. ,I,,,rn
Prince - and Inagua 3. 10 the liai,'"U ~
American Line with passengers. mans anu
mdse Arrived al the Bar al ll:io W. "A 90
steamer Norhilda C\Orl. Nipc January " W.
the Nunson = Zine with sugar. NrNeu IL
/ the Bar at S:l5 a m. 49,, >-,-
steamer Mamma Hata. Baltimore 10 me NgvHH
York and Baltimore Transportation 20, WIN
mdse. Passed in quarantine at 80. ~. 60
steamer III Aba. Galveston January r;,--..so "a
the Southern Pacific 60. with muse
in Quarantine at 40 a IN. - o,
steamer Proteus, New orleans Janu is.,,cc rs
70 the southern Pacific Co, with passengers
and mGse. Passed in Quarantine at I:-g ~.
steamer Clothilde cunoo tNor. bd'n 't.h
January 20. to the Cuneo importing 70 WIZ"
fruit Arrived at the Bar at $3.50 m
steamer Strathgarry Uin Shields January y,
10 L Whitney q CO. in ballast Arrived al
/ the Bar at 5:l5 IN. , o,
steamer Lucy Neff Georgetown January -
10 { /. Dimon. with mdse. Passed IN CuaI"h-
tine AZ $50 NJ. u-is
sandy Hook. y j. Ian q. $50 m-Wlnd
orth-northwest moderate breeze; CLOUDY
I light sea.
SAILED.
steamers Huiderdyk Dutch. Rotterdam ;
Santiago. Baltimore; Jefferson. Norfolk anu
Newport News: Kansas City (Br,. Bristol
Nora tNor), Macoris: Molina tNor. Macoris.
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Local Official Record

Local Official Record.-The following OIL
cisl record from tho Weather Bureau shows
the changes in the temperature for the last
twenty-iour hours. in comparison with the
correspoadna date OF last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
BUYER OF ROGERS HOUSE.

John ID. Ryan, president of the Anal
pamated Copper Company. is the buyer
Of the late Henry II. Rogers house at NO
. East 18th street, the sale OF which was
announced i'm Sundays Tribune. II IS
five story structure on a lot 35Xlo2.2 leet.
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Destination and steamer. in NY. PM
Japan Panor nors Ws, Ti'fa Va ' Jan 60 Gso
Il1 iina wa oan Jan go $50
Hawaii. Guam. Philippines via san az
Francisco)-U s transport. .. Jan 81 p-"o
Tahiti. Marquesas. Cook Islands.
New Zealand Australia Via san .o
Francisco)-Aorangl ............. Jan 81 O'"o
Hawaii. Japan. Corea, China, Phil ooo
ppines via San Francisco)-Nile. Feo .. o'0o
Hawaii. Samoan Islands New yea
land, Australia (via san Fran
ciscO)-Sonoma .............,. req o. o'oO
Hawaii, Fiji Islands. New Zealand, o,o
Australia Nria a)-Nakura FEB Is oop
Japan Corea, China via Seattle)- M
Japan. Corea, China via Seattle)- 90 c.Yo
OtcrlC 49, -
Japan Corea China, Philippines
via Victoria)-Fmpress OF FEB l4' o'"V
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28

Highest temperature Yesterday. 40 degrees
81 M. lowest. so: average yesterday.
- average for corresponding date last year,
20: average for corresponding date last
thrty-three years, so
Local Forccast.-Fair to-day: tomorrow.
cloudy. rain or snow: moderate northwest
winds becoming variable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-28
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions Wee record
ed yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
sdlesroom. Nos. Il and l5 Vesey street:
BY Joseph 7. Day.
PARK AVE. 1861 . q. 7j.9 II of 10Th st.
% 2xtOJ. sty tonmt and stores sold 20 Henry
KCale for So coo.
By Henry Brady.
AMSTERDAM AVE W s. 30 Il s Of 1S0th
e. J0xtOO vacant: adjourned 20 January 80.