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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-10
Letter To Santa Claus.

Dear Santa Claus am little
girl eight years old / want a desk,
rain coat aud a 50-inch baby doll. |
have little sister years old. She
wants baby dbl, a little set of
dishes and bring us both a pair OF
shoes and rubbers and fill our stock
ings with nice goodies. Now, don't
forget us, because our father is sick
in the hospital Leave US something
to take him and don't forget cur
mother We are two nice little girls.
| will close. Goodbye Santa. From
little Doris and Mary Dove, IL
Woodland avenue, Annapolis, Md.
Dear Santa Claus want a doll
dressed in long cloes and want a
rocking chair and want bed for
my doll, and ! want q money bank.
But Santa, don't forget to fill my
stocking From Myrtle Brown, 81
Main street, Annapolis, Md.
Dear Santa Claus I am a little
boy six years of age, and want a
cowboy suit and ! want a milk wagon
and want drum and | want a rain
coat and a hat and Santa don't for.
get my stockings of goodies. But
Santa don't forget my sister.
Dear Santa Claus am a little
girl eight years of age and want a
big doll and some nice cloes for it,
and | want a tub for it. But Santa,
don't forget to fiji my stocking, and
don't forget my brother Olaf.
Dear Santa Claus -I am a little
boy one year old, and / want you tc
bring me rocker horse and a drum,
white sheep and doll baby, stock,
ing OF goodies. Goodby Santa Claus.
NV name is Clarence F. Phipps, Jr.,
13l Main street.
Dear Santa Claus am a little
boy 2 years cid, and want a big
horse and wagon and little horse
that can ride and stockings full
OF goodies and ring and Christ
mas tree, and lots of other things anC
football. Yours truly. Virgil Med
ford. College avenue, Annapolis.
Dear Santa Claus am a littl,
boy eight years old. / want pail
Of roller skates and electric sleigh
an Irish mail That is all want.
Yours truly, Harry White, Colleg,
avenue, Annapolis.
Dear Santa Claus-I am a littl,
girl ten years old, and want a psii
] of high top shoes, black snd a pail
of roller skates, doll, also rail
cape, blue, q china closet for two set
Of dishes. Yours truly, Caroline
White, 5 College avenue, Annapolis.
Dear Santa Claus am a littl,
boy four years old, and would love
for you to bring NE al airship, motor
boat, big express wagon and q pi
cycle. ! am q good little boy.
love YOU, dear Santa Claus. / an
Edward Biles, $50 Prince Georg,
street.
NV Dear Santa Claus am a littl,
girl nine years old, and / want yoi
TO bring me baby doll carriage ans
4 trunk and big doll. and q infan
raby doll and set of dishes and %,
name is Elizabeth Elliott, and N,
brother wants football and box n
soldiers and 8 magic lantern and [
set Of cars and track and a pair o
boots.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-10
SNAPSHOTS.
Skating next.

Skating next
Low neck girls get it now.
This makes ice bills sick.
1T was 30 at noon today.
New White Way got badly chilled
up this morning.
How the winter wind howled last
night.
Every actor favorite role the
pay roll
"A woman witha history is some
times merely female book agent.
"A woman can wear almost any
thing if it comes to pinch, especially
a tight shoe,
-One way to prevent prisoners from
breaking out might be TO vaceinate
them.
A fellow must be quite taken with
a girl when they ere photographed to-
getheT
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-10
UNITED HAS FRANCHISE.
Railway Company Could Build Trolley
Line TO Annapolis Under Legis-
lalive Act Of 1890.

The fact that the United Railways
Company, Of Baltimore, has an old
franchise permitting it to~-extend its
lines into Anne Arundel county for
distance OF 80 miles in any direction -
a fact unknown to most persons was
brought to light by General Counsel
Bruse of the Public SeTvie Commission.
Under this franchise the United
euold build a trolley line Co Annapolis.
Max , Similar, 1882 Fairmount ave-
nue.. and J. G. De Hart, attached to
the Revenue Cutter Service depot at
Arundel Cove, recently petitioned the
Commission 10 compel the United to
extend its Curtis Bay line to Arundel
Cove. q distance OF Ii miles.
The petition was referred by the
Commission to MIR. Bruce, with the re-
quest that be learn il the United had
been grated a franchise by the Anne
Arundel County Commissioners for an
extension Of its line to Arundel Cove.
sir. Bruce investigated and found that
no franchise from the County Commls-
sioners existed.
He did 6nd, however. that by the
Act of the Legislature Of 1890, incor-
porating the Baltimore and Curtis Bay
Railway Company. the Company is
given permission ITO extend its main
line or lateral branch or branches OF
its railway, which it might hereafter
build, over any avenue or county road
in Aune Arundel county in any direc-
ti0nn whatever, not exceeding 80 miles
ia length. The Baltimore and Curtis
Bay Railway Company was consOliaat-
cd with the United ID 1899.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-10

Music lovers will welcome the an
nouncement that an organ recital will
be given in the Naval Academy Chapel
on next Sunday afternoon. The organ
ist will be Lieut.. Charles A. thinner
man. leader Of the academy band, and
also organist at the Chapel. Lieut..
Zimmerman viii be assisted by several
soloists.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-10
THE DEATH SONG
Special Feature 10 Two Parts at The
Palace.

"The Death Song" two part
peciaLwhich will be shown today is a
powerful story of love ana jealousy,
taithfulness and treaehery A strong
picture and one you will enjoy
Her Father" is another powerful
drama by the Lubin company
The Detectives Stratagem" is a
Biograph detective story full Of thrills
and excitement. Posing as hunted
burglar, the detective traps the bank
robbers. Every one a worth while pic
ture Of the regular Palace Quality. "
Tue Palace sets the lead for high class
ph0loplays.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-10

2hsre Is isl14e CataErh Ia TINS sscuon
cf gas couulTy than az other diseases
rut togNtheF. ana until the last few
vears was supposed % be ineurshie.
Enr great many yesTs doctors pro-
nsrncgd ii d local disease and prescib.
eG 8geal FemeGies, aud by constantly
faiIng te cure with local treatment
t}roa 9lnced it iucuraale. science hiss
u1os ad cataFrh 20 be 3 constitutional
disease aud therfore requires consitu-
tlonai treatment Halls Cstarfh
Cure. manufactured hy + J Cheney
Z %. Toledo. Ohio Is the only eon-
sntutienal cure "a tas market. Ia IL
taken Internally in doses from drops
10 tespo0nlui e acts flrectiY oai
Use oiugl and mucous surfaces OF inc
:. stem. they cfie1 one hundred
dollars fsr sny case K fails 10 cure,
ssne Tor circulars aud testimonials.
88dress: ] CHENEY & CO.,
qcied6. one SOLD 3Y Druggists 15c.
~ lsall Family pill for nonstips-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-10
n.rn.nl. i Nav Yard Employees

Assistant Secretary Roosevelt began
Yesterday . series Of hearings Of the
claims OF employees OF Atlantic Navy
Yards and stations for increased
wages.
Representatives from the Ports
mouth, n. h, yard. we're the hrst re-
ceived,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-10
Fair; Cold

WAsHINeToN, Dec. 10. ll.sU A. ID !.
Fos Maryland = Fair tonight and
Thursday; NOT much change in tenn
peratuTs.
Chief of Weather Bureau.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-10
~ PH0T0GRAPHIC STuDIO.

Now Open Al e State Circle.
ALLAN BERNE-ALLEN, Of New
York, has opened Photographic
Studio at % State Circle and will make
special low prices during Dec Also,
the Babies picture free until Dec. Is.
wd. 4
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-10
--.---Y IERAnNAL.s

.....e rriCe MasutnE and bFen-
annapolis. Baltimore
.1rlou. wash flat0n
-afs Change GL Naval
denny Junotiulg
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1913-12-10

al 0deutou with PR. n.
l1js Junction. With 3, q o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08

Temperature. Weather
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

New York. October I. 1913.
BFEyES-Receipts. ] .3i7 head: no trading
IN live cattle. Dressed beef In fair demand
at l2c and lac for native sides.
CALVES-Receipts. 342 head. l95 on sale.
Veas 2Jc lower; other calves no more than
steady. all sold at IS 80 and sl3 per 100 10
for common 10 prime veals. 81 and IS for
fed calves Citv dressed veals easy at loo
and 19Ac per ID; country dressed weak at
saies-Kerns Commission Co. Is veals.
162 ID average. at Sl3 per 100 ID: "a Ind. iss
h. SlI. 10. 25s b. IS 80: culls. l4l ID. 81:
II fed calves, 333 h. SO 90 eraser $40
Tobin & shannon. 40 veals 142 ID. s1s.
!. 30 ID. si1; 10. 115 ID. So yearling, 800
Newton & Co: % W Va veals. 2os ID.
$40 80; fed. 234 10, 81 80, yearlinss. Sal
5. sanders 10 veals 1862 h, sls: /, go ID.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Reccipts. 1914 cars.
or i.432 head: sh cars on sale Sheep firm
clearance Common to good sheep sold a.
81 30 and 81 - per 100 III medium 10 prime
lambs 81 37is and IS; culls 81 and 81 30.
Dressed mutton steady at SC and lie per ID:
dressed selling up to 14i1c.
sales-Tobin & shannon: 23s w Va lambs,
81 Is. e33 Gs h, 81 -; 233. 50 N. 81 -: ?O3
state. 6S h. IS: "a. so III. 81 -; go w Va
culls lambs and yearlngs. - 10. 81 30:
state sheep. 100 III. 81 30: - W Va. 'o2 h.
10. 81: 80 cuUs. 60 n. 81
Kerne Commission CO.; "A state lambs. ~
sheep. 11o ID. 81 70: bucks. 100 IN. So 80.
Newton & Co: 23o w Va lambs. 90 N.
s. CO. 225. 30 II. 1870: 6 culls. IS ID 81;
I w Va sheep. 81 H. 81 %; I. 107 h. q 80
Market IOc lower AZ IS IL 10 50 ~ per 100
III common light pigs. 81 %: roughs. 81 10;
country dressed hogs steady at &c to 12hc
Sales Sanders: 90 state hogs. 147 Ii
s%crage at 50 10 per 100 ID: % Jersey do.
Kerns Commission Co: state hogs. l1s
ID, at 80 10, 0s pigs. common, 50 Ii. 81 %
Chicago. Oct HOGS Receipts. 5000
S 60; lSht. 81 a5ass IS; mixed. s. soaSs 60;
heavy. 81 1888 50: rough. 81 75ds7 90: pigs.
s. 5oas7 80. CATTLE.LReceipts. 300 s stead
stockers and feeders. s. 25as7 S.: cows and
heifNrs. So sass so; calves. 81 0asll 10
sHEEP-Receip,s. 90. 600; steady TO Zoe Low G,
Sc native lambs. 50 9Ods7 40.
Kansas City. Oct 7.--HoGa-R Receipts. 49,
600: 5dloc lower; bulk, 81 eoqSs 30: heavy,
light. 81 906ss 81; pigs Sc 25ds7. CATTLE
Receipts. 10000. including 1900 southerns
steady to strong; prime FED steers seflse 20:
COWS 81 25ds7 90: heifcrs. $3.50: stockers and
feeders. 81 751ss: bulls, 81 50qs6 10; calves.
s6aslO sHEEP-Receints. q, 900; strong TO
Ice higher: lambs se s5as7 30: yearngs, s. %
ass: wethers, 81 25d$5; ewes, 81 6o9s4 30
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
St Louis oct. 7-CATTLE-Receipts. l..
900 active and steady to stronger In price;
steers s. 30 NJ 60 40; heifers. 81 5O@ & 60 /:
COWS 81 30GsT 10. Southern steers. IS ESQ
81 so. HOGS-Recepts 5000. somewhat
slow and 15a25c lower: choice light 10 me-
Sum weights IS 5Oass s.: bulk OF sale~
IS 306Ss 20. packers sass 40; lights. IS -
iss 30: pigs. s7d$7 -. SHEEP-Receipts
o.70o lambs. 10dl5 lower; sheen steady
| lambs. 81 50asT 80: Gull lambs. s. a Sc: NUT
ton sheen S11sMS4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08

Buyers were most prominent yesterday
In the northerly sections OF the city.
Among the trading was the resale OF
the fve-story apartment house at NO.
257 Eighth avenue on a lot SXD feet.
near l36th street. 1t was disposed OF
through Levine & Kempner, to Moses
klafer a tenant in the building lhe
house is one Of row of three bought by
the sellers last spring from the Mapels-
den Estate.
Samuel Hirsh has sold Kings College
six-story apartment house, on plot
l00llx100 feet. at the northwest corner
OF Amsterdam avenue and l2lst street
TO Joseph Shenk, who has held the Dullu-
ing under lease. The apartment was
struck down at auction last June 70
Mr.. Hlrsh. as plaintiff, for S235,is7.
william H. Hall is reported TO have sold
the six-story apartment house. on plot
5Cxloll feet. at the northwest corner OF
Amsterdam avenue and l24th street 10
an investor.
The Angel Construction Company, Car
mine Ciofi. president has bought from
Louis Freedman. Of No. iiO East 'oth
street, a six-story tenement house on iot
25xl02.2 feet, near Avenue A. The prop
erty was given in part payment FOR the
two fat houses. Nos 1864 and 1865 Seabury
place. reported sold yesterday. Char!es
Leopard negotiated the transaction.
Jacob Freedman. as attorney for Annie
lager. has sold No. 100 Forest avenue
three-story brick dwelling, on lot DxsI0o
feet. 10 a client for about $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08
Yester-


MOLAsSFS AND SYRUPS-Molasses nrih'
with a good business IN grocery sraoeS
SayAI sToREs-Turpentine firm. with
fair demand from local jobbers, and prices
about nc higher in sympathy with hrmhess
at the South. Rosin steady and tar arm AT
previous prices.
OUS-Rafned petroleum was steady and
unchanged Linseed oil quiet.
RICE-Firm. with a fair inquiry for Hon
sTGAR~Refned quiet and unchanged at
45c for fine graduated. There was no In
terest in raw. and prices remained un-
muscovado. 29Sc. and molasses, 2.73c In
London beet sugar was quiet at an advance
with October and November quoted 0s % o,
and May qs 9% d. with the curb at 9s 90
and 9s 9hd respectively. London caoleu
the stock OF sugar in the United Kingdom
at 90 600 tons against 100000 last week
Willett & Gray report the movement OF sugar
at the six principal ports OF Cuba Tor me
week as follows Receipts, none against
4 600 last week, none last year, and none IN
1911: exports 5000. yainst $4,000. l2OVO
and none; stock. 10000. against so'OO0
"a 600 and 1000: centrals grindingg, l.
against J. ] and none: receipts for the entire
island 1000 against 5000 last week, e'OoO
last year and 1000 in 1911.
HIDES-There was fair demand during
the week. and prices for some OF the more
important grades showed advances. Tanners
we're in the market, and as stocks are llght
prices were well maintained.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the fimness IN me
raw NJ terial market and good demahu
from local iobbers and manufacturers. as
well as a fair mail order business, prices
were firm. Stocks among tanners are hght:
DRUGS-Trading was fairy acNve. gu.
prices in most cases were easie~ as result
OF the new tariff The demand was fair
from local dealers and consumers ana there
were also fair mail orders Opium was aulet
and notwithstanding duty or about 81 2u
a pound more prices remained practcdlIy
unchanged. Essential oils STEADY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08
THE WEATHER REPORT.
Omc,a, Record and Forecast Washing

Official Record and Forecast.-Wa Washington.
Oct T-General disturbance on the south
Atlantic Coast was central Tuesday after
noon about longitude rs degrees and latitude
81 degrees and moving toward the north or
northwest wireless reports from this re-
rion show II TO be Of a marked intensity and
warnings OF dangerous winds have been sent
to points on the Carolina and Georgia
coasts. with instructions to advise all IN
terests.
The weather is unsettled. with local rains
ave.. rho Atlantic seabdarL and there were
also light local rains In the ississippi 'aliey
and the North Pacific states. and rain or
snow in the North Rocky Mountain region.
Temperatures continue above the seasonal
average throughout the east and south por-
,ions of the country. and are low in the
Northwest. The indications are that the
weather will be unsettled, with rain In the
Atlantic States. from South Carolina to
Southern New England. and in the Northern
states from the Great Lakes westward.
Elsewhere the weather will be generally fair
wednesday and Thursday No important
,emperature changes are indicated for the
county during the next forty-eight hours.
storm warnings are displayed on the Allan
tic Coast from Cape Henry TO Savannah.
The winds along the North Atlantic Coast
will be moderate variable. mostly east over
south portion; Middle Atlantic coast. orisk
east: South Atlantic Coast. shliting gales
except moderate variable on the florida
coast; East and West Gulf Coast light 10
moderate variable. on the lower lakes and
upper lakes, light TO moderate variable.
Forecast for Special Localities.-For East
eu New York, cloudy, probably rain In
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08
DWELLING HOUSE LEASES.

Mrs. Van Rensselaer, Kennedy has leased
through Douglas Gilman * Go. her I'VE
story home No. 80 East sd street, iur-
nished for the winter. 10 II. c. Anderson
OF the New York Central Railroad and
In conjunction with the j. T. Wilton STU
art Company. No. - East 56th street, a
new iive story American basement dwell
ing, for Mrs j. Russell Solely TO charles
r. Sabin. vice-president of the Guaranty
Trust Company.
Louis Schrag leased for Robert. A,
CbeSebrough No. as West 23d street 10
Frances Macginn. 49,
shaw 4 co. leased No. 3 Mount Morris
Park West 10 DR. NJ. J. Schwerd, NO. SlS
West l3Sth street 10 Albert susemihi,
and No. West 12Sth street 10 FRANK
Masterson. tY.,.
SCHNEIDER & Lieber leased for Helen
Sweely No PIG East 18th street.
The Frank J., Fisher Company leased
for oscar Kress and Marion y. kress the
three story queen Anne dwelling NO. ~
West 18th street for n term OF years;
The John 7. Peel Company leased u 10.
the Mildon Realty Company No. 40 west
29d street 10 Marie Fasano for term OF
years, and for the Milden Realty Com
pany No. i02 West 22d street 10 Margaret
schultz for A term OF years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of lessee.

wv lul name ana ADDRESS OF lesSee'J
BROADWAY. $50. store. Robard Realty co
10 Joseph Bgan 5 yrs and mos from Sept
20. 1913; 200. address, 81 West li6th St
HOE AVE. 1857; store: Fox Square Building
60 to Samuel Halper; 10 yrs from Dec /. 1913;
S. 900. address $40 Fox St
HUDSON ST. Ill and il3; store. Susman
Walk TO David W Walk. 4 yrs and mos
from oct l. 1913. 81 500; address. Upper Mont
clair. J.
Bumbors TO Israel Luchman; ) yrs from
May /. 1913: $500; address. ll3 "a ST.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 1873; all Andrew
quinn TO Louis Lustgarten; yrs and mos
from oct /. 1918; 50 500. address 50T West
lT7th st
80 AVE. 4432 floor; Jacob schreibersdorf
and ano TO Charles NJ Nillone yrs and mos
from Jan l, 1913; $40, address 2i4l Hoffman
St
ITH ST. 81 East; parlor noor; Philip Klein
TO Jacob Philips; yrs from May /, 1913; $3.50:
address. 81 eth ave.
2sTH ST. 40 West; land: Marie VI / De
Conroal 10 Arlhorst Realty Corporation 81
yrs from Dec l, 1914; 500 address. 6I2A Nc
Donough st, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Tuesday, OCTOBER
7, 1918.
ARRIVED

Steamer Rhein Ger. Bremen septemDel -; -,
TO Oelrichs & Co. with "a second eaoi,I' t sOr
third cabin and 81 Storage passensei % tta
New York and l42 second CABIN - tlt G a.
and ll42 steerage passengers and nose ior
Baltimore. Arrived at the Bar al Io:oS ~,
Steamer Parma (Br), Demersra septeii'o %:
o. Barbados o. st Lucia and Martinique -
Dominica and Guadeloupe %, Antigua anu .
Kits 80 81 Croix and ST Thomas octooe,
TO a 4 Outerbridge q Co WIN % at *
mails and mdse. Arrived at the Bar at i-'i0
steamer Weehavken OBJ. Gijon september
90 to David Warden, In ballast AfriNea
steamer Guantanamo Cuban, Havana octo-
Der q TO the New York and Cuba Mall IS o.
in ballast. Arrived at the Bar at lo:SV m y,
steamer San Jacinto, Galveston oc,oesr r1 -
the Mallory SIS co. with passengers ana "''e
Passed in Quarantine at l2;5S m
Steamer Cherokee, GEORGETOWN OCTOBER anu
Wilmington 4. 10 the clyde IS 20, WIN pao
sengers and mdse. Passed In Quarantine at
Steamer Princess Anne. Newport News and
Norfolk TO the Old Dominion IS Co. WIN pas
sengers and mdse. Passed In quarantine a'
steamer Tivives (Br). Port Limon september
90 Colon 80 and Kingston October z. 70 tne
United Fruit Co with % passengers anu i'"'
Steam steamer r. Kyno OBJ. Hull September p, TO
sanderson & Son. with mdse Arrived AT inc
Bar at $50 m. , ca,
tember % Kingston and Port Morant 80: TO
the United Fruit Co. with mdse. Arrived at
the Bar al ] a m. . -
Steamer Niagara tFrl, Havre SEPTEMBER -
10 the Complgnie Generate TransauahtIQue'
with l72 second cabin and 500 Storage passtn ~
gers and mdse Arrived at the Bar at Z'So
a IN. : a.. ,ors,
steamer Bergensfjord (Nor. new $50 tonsI'
Bergen September y. 10 Benham x boyessn
with 81 first cabin. 22s second capin ana o.
steerage passengers and mdse. Arrived az the
Bar at 2 m, 9Th. <,-... 10 ~.
New York and cuba Mail - Co WIN ~ pas
sengers mails and mdse. Arrived al 'he ba'
az 12:45 r IN. 49,, u.,..,,h., "A
10 ] II winchester & co, in ballast' Arri'en
al the Bar at S m. e.,,L or
steamer City Of MONTGOMERY. savannah NC
,ober 10 the Ocean SIS co. with passenseLS
and ndse Passed in Quarantine at o'o' IN, ~;
sandy Hook, y J. oct I, $50 p m-"IHu
east, light breeze; thick fog; rough sea
SAILED.
Steamers Canada ,Fr), Marseille'; city OF
Savannah Savannah. Buenos Aires ISphnP'
par>.lona: Demira (BO. Philadelphia IL pri
cnte Galveston. Apache. charleston an.
Jacksonville: Texas. Port Arthur. fasto,es
(brl. Colon; Iroquos, Turks Island Ma,u''
(Bri. Trinidad: Gulfoil, Port Arthur manson.
norfolk and Newport News: Kronprlnzessin
Cecilie Ger, Bremen Christopher tbrl. Para
Via Norfolk: Noordam Dutch. Rotterdam
sarnla (Ger). Frontera. Siamese Prince ibrl'
Nontevideo: Mira tBrl. Savona, Moltke cper)'
Naples; san Giovanni dtal. Naples.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08
BUYS SITE FOR THEATRE
Syndicate Gets Large Brooklyn
Plot for Playhouse.

A syndicate has purchased through the
firm OF Delmasse from Frederick =. BEL
lamy and Herbert Wilcox the plot lux
1910 feet. at the northeast corner OF 81.
Johns Place and Albany avenue, Brook
Ign.
The site is to be improved with vaude-
willie and photo play theatre and stores
The contracts for the erection of the pro-
posed structure, which is expected TO be
completed by December 20. have been
awarded to Thomas Drydale. The lana
has been owned by the Wilcox family
FOR nearly a century.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-10-08

AMSTERDAM AVE. 1454. $. 25xloo; Hy-
man and Mollie Penn 10 Jennie Penn, 203 West
1921 st: y part mtg 100000; all title; Sept
Il; 81; attorney, Abraham Cohen, 10 Park
Row.
ELLWooD ST. centre line, 300 II n Of
centre line OF Maggie ave. i0oX23O; Bowen Il
Smith et al to Elna Realty Co, AZ Broadway
mtg $4,000; July /; 500, attorneys. Marsh
s. Marks. AZ Broacway.
MoNROE ST. l42, % 6xl0o Ida Aronson to
Monroe & Market Co. li6 Nassau ST (mtg
10000; all liens Sept 20; 500; attorneys
Ginzburg & Picker. ZIG Nassau ST
NAEGLE AVE. centre line, 100 II OF
cen,re line Ellwood ST. i00x3o0; Bowen Is Smith
ct al TO Elna Realty co, AZ Broadway mtg
SIC. 900; July I. 500; attorneys. Marsh &
Marks ~ broadway
WATER ST. 630 n cor SCANNED 81. "a. TX
6sN24 Sx6s Wendover Bronx Co to Ekehile and
Morris 5 Shekekofr and ano. "a Windsor ST.
Hartford, Conn; Sept 30; 81; attorney, l.
Diamond, 81 Nassau st.
9Th AVE, " g. Is II OF 1921 st. lIx.j
foreclosure: Cleilard Minor. ref TO Rutherford
Realty Co. "a Nassau st; Oct I; 5000; attor-
news. Wells & Snede<er. "a Nassau st.
9Th AVE. 14i TO l+7 cor 21st ST. oixoo
VIM Duncan TO Nathaniel ], McCready and
arc, East 18th st mtg $1,000 Oct ]; sl
attorney, Robert Prentice. % broadway.
2lST ST, 325 to 1884 East. SOao2; Moses