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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-13
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Some Attractive Parcels TO Be
Disposed OF.
LOFT BUILDINGS ON LIST
Several of These Structures
Are in the Lower Section
of the City,

There are several attractive offerings
i'm the auction market TINS week thal are
likely TO arouse some keen bidding amohI
the supculatOr and investor
For the Frankcl estate Joseph j. Day
will sell on Tuesday various parcels IN
an old established ndghborhoOd. The
terms extended To purchasers ior tn'Ih
are liberal. 20 per cent OF the purchase
price being allowed 10 remain on bona
and mortgage The properties lhNolNeh
i'm this estate are at the southeast corner
of Pearl and Fletcher streets. an adjacent
parcel two four story and atuc brl'N
loft buildings with two stores. besides the
northeast corner Of Pearl street and Bur
ling Slip. and the two adjoining parcels
X, o4o Pearl street. five and oue-half
,.o-,. and basement brick lott building
vith electric Ireight elevator ana 'i''"'
Other offerings on the same day by Mr..
Dav include 40. @5 Front street "''N ''n
BROAD street and Cocnties SIP, "a row
story and cellar brick warehouse, WIN
electric Uft. No - Bccknau street Ne
tween Gold and William streets a iouI
story and cellar brick store ana I"l'
building. with tEo s'V,% p' 5yg, strcit
Ii5 feet West of FIRM avenue -FOUR
story and basement brick and bro"hstohe
private dwelling house with 'Ntensl"HS
40 b West sd street. between b'oau,,
way and Fifth avenue. a four story ana
basement brick and limestone lott bulld-
: comrlcte list Of the offerings follows:
TO-DAY.
AT 80 II NESEY STREET.
Ry HGbert 4. sherman.
NICHOLS PI. ~ IS. GIG n % Prescott ave,
2l75 To- .05th OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES" vacant,
L Power trustee aet = ,""IanI, 'L ,,, O.
al. Theo Hansen. atty, II ~ Mass, REL ""''
SIS 2gN ~. taxes. &C. Ntu.
By Joseph + Day.
NTH ST. 255 West u g. 80 II o. %; Stn ave.
36yluU H. T. sry tenmt. Emma protztold a. al
srf Abr KupIon e. al. Herman 4 h. ailN-. J.
A Eager. rcf. due. Sii 800 80. taxes. ETC. >N'V
At so sos THIRD AVENUE
By Joseph p Day.
iGGTH ST 90 West s s. los 2; " o; N"ison
ave. - lSi4pg stv tcnmt Henry Wacker
CIo,k-. * q Il. attts. John 'ar1"H,. re-. due
- O05 l6 taxes etc. $500. sub to mtg of >'."""
TO MORROW.
vt so IL yEslY STREET
H. Joseph = Day.
PEARL IT. go. . C. Bgr.,ng ST. - GN5i "
~ Gx57.5 I sly Iui, and store bldg also t,ail
81 "a. > re n e. of EUrIius 81, - 3N1l -
~ II,544 ~, lof, and stur, BLDG. also bur
Ing ~. g. g. - . {, 81 i'al. = "a 'N-IN
a. ) = s'g loft and sf' o. bids ais" rear NJ.
POS d. f. Fletcher. u lNJj cNl3 "Nbb". stL l'it
and store bldg. also Pearl ~. 2"b. s.. l"i Z,
81 Fletcher. 20 JN2NN2l .JE2.S. ST. i'ti am
stor, bldg. also r"arl ~. go. ,. 20 n "I
Rceknan. .5Is, 5N irTes stv loft anu stoI"
lIIs N.Isri. r roups. HEt n FraHkcl o. ul.
morris cooper atty. Jacob Fia""'A I''' '"'"'
ton =,
block Front on Eas' river b., ?a,h and
Goth So about - lots Of upland. lS' tN2ol -
lrf,g. also land under water. eleven ana
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-13
MECHANICS LIENS.

WADSWORTH AVE, 3. whole 'front.' oes
lT4th and 18th SITS. l90xlOO; Tony = Cav
fagno agt West Park Presbyterian Church.
McAtee. sub-contractor: S9517 70.
l3sTH ST. 66 West: Barry Frohman agl
Ila e Farley owner and contractor Mor1
Borrowtz, agent; sl4 -.
80 ST, 3ls East. Nathan Horowitz agt o.
tate OF 4 Prentice. owner, Harry Levin,
lessee and contractor; si5.
DELANCEY ST, 1873; Abraham haplan az,
Sarah Grozeky, owner: Frank Heitzner ant
Herman Rabbino. contractors; $3.50 ~.
ID AVE 40 and A.; Joseph jacobson aT
Luis Turtel, owner: Abe Graud contractor;
Is4TH ST. $50 East; Charles Shapiro az
PhiIip ) Saitta, owner; Benjamin Levy, con-
tractor: $50 10. $500.
PARK AVE, e cor Of 1J3d 81. 6ixs7 VIII
lam niumenauer agt Meyer Fredlander, jos
eph Popkin Supreme Building co and Reliable
Construction co. owner ana cohua-'o's
siST ST. 2o3 and 2i1 West; Keystone Con-
sir,ction Co agt Construction 90, oVner
: Il Barkin Construction 90, contractor
s.. O48. ,o, 49,,
CONVENT AVE, W cor ~ va g. sslli
l25: Jackson Brothers agt Bonclslrs Construc-
ton 90 owner and contractor. Ss2o.
JACKSON AVE. n e cor OF WestcheNet ave
53Xgg 10. Grant l. Gray agt REDWOOD Healy
co owner and contractor, sio o3. 49,
SAME PROPERTY. same agt same. vs.
1aOTH ST los East; Lord g De Respifi
Conservation 60 agt Robert | Brown, owner
Levine & Levine, contractors; s4bi ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-13
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Sunday, January
IL. 1918.
ARRIN ED.

Steamer "A Provence u'rl. Hayre JsuIarv {.
10 the COmpagnie Generate TransatlautiQue,
with N first and % second cabin and 32l
Storage passengers. mails and mdsc Arrived
at the Bar at 10 a. IN.
Steame~ L0doyica AESu, Fiumc November
q. Trieste -. SibnciCa December ). patras
II Messins IL and Orau Il? 10 Phelps Bros "
60, with =ndse. Arrived az the Bar at | m.
Steamer Canova OBrI. New orleans Jan T. TO
BUSH 4 Daniels, In ballast. LETT Quarantine
at 4.2O = IN.
steamer Oceania Ausu. Trieste De emher
% Patras 20 and Algier- 2s TO Phelps RroS
N 60. with passengers and mdse. Anchored
In Quarantine at 6:ls y
Steamer Sabine Galveston January and
Key West !, 10 tho Mallory rs 60. with pas.
sengers and mdse Passed IN Quarantine az
$50
steamer city Of savannah. Savannah Jauu-
airy g. to the Ocean IS 60. with passengers
and mdse Passed In Quarantine at $50 q m.
Steamer Monroe. Newport News ana Nor
folk. 10 the old Dominion 81 90. with passeu-
gers and mdse Passed in Quarantine at $50
M.
Steamer Ryburn ,BD, Huelya December %
10 BowrinP d 60. with pyrtes. Arrived at
the Bar al 2 80 m.
Steamer Pawnee. Philadelphia. 10 the CLYDE
s. Go. with mdse. Passed IN Quarantine at
m.
Steamers Roohambesu d'r Havre, Buffalo
OBD. Hun. Pathan ,BD. Rotterdam. Norfolk
Range ,Br. Marseilles. lkaria dFu. Mont".
yide. Eida tNorI ManzsnillO. Helen tNop.
Havana. Fig tNor Norfolk North Wales
Hn. Philadelphia, Rrantford tH1, Phliadel
phia: Onondsga. Brunswick; Madison. Norfolk
and Newport News Perfection. With two
barges.
SANDY Hook. y j. Jan r. $50 y m. Wind
northwest strong breeze. partly cloudy. rough
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Title Guarantee and Trust co 10 American
Female Guardian Society and Home for TIE
Friendess; $1,000.
same 10 George Kleine: Slj. 900.
Marcus Chargin To Nathan Kirsh $1,000
lane Moller 10 Lottic Baumann: 81
County Holding co to Jennie Dimond SIS BE-.
600
Wadron p Belknap TO Jennie Dlmond; S.
600
Frederick W Van Slyck and ano sdmrs, to
Mamie Cohn: ST.
Mutual Life Insurance Company OF Nov
York To County Holding 60; $4,000.
Henry W Ranger to Emma l. Thompson: ST.
200
ano. trustees. $4,000.
sky: 81.
Same 10 Mary de F Clark. 81.
Same 10 Julian b Clark; 81.
same to Louis G Clark: 81.
Same TO Grenyille Clark; 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-13

HATH ST, 8. 80 IL OF Park az. %.
100 II: June s. 1909. Wolf " Smith 10 phN,.
n SamiIson and ano 81 800: attorneys, Map
Brothers. 256 Broadway.
The Bronx.
COLLEGE AVE. 2 s. 2786 u Of l7otb .,
10 sxlOO: July o. 1907 Bertha knauf 10 NcrtS
ern Rank of New York lin liquidaton); 81 mo
attorneys Breed & Abbott 30 Liberty 81 y
COLLEGE AVE. 8, 293.i II Of l7oth .,
IG SxlOO: July Q. 1907. same TO same; s3.0n'
attorneys as above.
DORIS AVE, cor Lyon ave. 25xlOl II,
June 10. 1910: Baxter Howell Building Co I,
commercial Finance 60; $ljo0. attorney r v
Arnold Westchester Square.
DORIS AVE, VS., 100 It Of Lyon ay,
,0xlOl. II. Nov 9. 1911; same 10 same; s.0O
PROSPECT AVE 1913. 40xl05 Aug -. 1912
Frederick W Folk TO John J fully Co: 81 COZ
attorney, J w Bryant. 39l East l49th st.
ROCK ST. s ., 2OO II Of Hin 81. runs /,
1543x 27.5X l43.3X W 20 TO beginning
ApriI /. 1897: Henry and Fanny Felsburg "a
John q Steets: $3.50 attorney, l. Kreuder
is3D ST n :. ls4 It W Of Grand ave II,
100: July II. 1905, Harry and Della Sternchu,,
TO Henry Block $1,000; attorney Meyer l.
Half 81 Wall st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-13

that there is no truth whatever in the ru-
NOR that one of the topics TO he discussed
at the coming conference with the gem
eral officers OF the army is the proposal
10 eliminate the negro as an American
soldier This conference has been called
90 discuss the pending reorganization oi
the army upon a tactical instead oil geo
graphical basis. and il is not intended OF
anticipated that the question or the dlsl"-
sition of the ColOred regiments VIII ne
discussed al il i'm any way. shape or man
ncT.
The four negro regiments nave uerI,
established by law, and. AS believe coulG
not be eliminated without the acton a., vi
Congress. They have performed cI'ul,I
able and even distinguished service ana
| have no intention whatever Of entertain
ms the proposition Of removing them
from the United States army.
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Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AVE. $ o cor SD 81. 2oN'3'
Theresa AbelsOn to lawyers Title INSURANCE
and Trust CO. 100 Broadway Jan lo' !'S'
AMSTERDAM AVE, :. 20 4 Of $50 st.
2Gx15: ,lme TO same: Jan 10. yrs. s2pOD.
AMSTERDAM AVE. :. iG.h II OF G3d g.
2GgxI5: same to same. Jan Ia; yrs; slaOV.
AMSTERDAM AVE-, s. 49, n el r,u ="
27X7J. same 70 same, ian 10: . ylH, $500 -
GOERCK ST. 10. 21N0: VIM Reed 10
German Savings Bank, IA ith ave; Jan w l
,r. 1 ucr cent: ST.. 500: attorney. Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust 60. 100 Broadway. . 100.
PLEASANT AVE. cor ron 81: iVhIDu'
Selma AIcXaudcr to Augustus Van toflldilnI
jr ami aao trustees. Garden CITY. l. ] Jal, W,
: VS. - per cent. $4,000. attorney. Lawyers
Title Insurance and trust 60. 100 Broadway
SULLIVAN ST. . :, - n OF Broolne 81.
- sx.. Domcnloo Eovcgna "a, John Capelll ~
James 81. ian : prior mtg S2V'OO, que M ,
.. 1918. 4 per cent. 5000; attorney Charles
Zorbarini. $40 Broadway. .,..
Rovcgna TO John Capsll - James 81 Jan
trror mtg SGloOOl. due Jan .. 1917, y per
cent $1,000; attorney, Charles Herbarhl' 74'
18th Sr. n 8. 1915 II OF lst ave. % 6y
1893. platiu ROzdcstyonsky 10 LadIslau w
Schucnk 292 Bedford ave. BlooNlyn Otrio,
mtg $1,000; Dec 81. 1912; due Jan 10 1910. =
rcr cent. 81 800: attorney. Trio Guarantee a"i
Trust 60, lTG Broadwey o.
Ino5. Teresa Abelsou 10 Lawyers Ilile lnsur
ancc and Trust 90: Jan To- yrs, sl>urO; a.
124rH ST - East lSNl"0ll: Hermlne
Srrrag 10 Barbara Feiss. AZ West l4lst 81.
Jan IN prior mtg $1,000. ! 81 per renl
81 200. attorney Title Guarantee and Trust
Co lI6 ErOadway. . -,
I5STH ST. $40 West 2Ox99ll: Jennie y
Kenny TO Frances Lang. G2i East li3th 81.
Ian .. ? WIS: 81 900. attorney. r Davis, 5-lo
30 ave
The Bronx.
Johnson ST. - : lots % and -. map lana
I f. Rnl,ard Il TO. 25x2Oo: Frederick Irott 10
Ioiu Kissing Dr.. Mount vernon. Jan ~
,pri0r NIT s. OO0b. due April I. 1916. 5000; az
toruev Title Guarantee ard Trust GO, 10
Broadway. 80 ,,..-t,
80 AVE G " cor lijth -. IS Borough
Estates Corpu 10 Title Guarantee ana Trust
90 l76 Eroadwav. Jan IL. due a. per bona
SlS O.p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-13
WEDNEsDAY. IANIAE
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer. In ny. Al
Hawaii, Japan. CoTea, China,
Philippines via San FraLciscol M
-thlna OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..'I o-'df' wv
Japan. Corca China via Seattie)- 80
Lord Derby .....................lo- Quay o'V
Japan. Corea, China va Tacom0 81, c,o
canada Maru ............... Jan. ", "'3'
Hawaii via san Francisco Homo %.
lulan .............-.-. ...... Jan w. ''''
'' Bsierop pEa ,n"a wa ot@''e L. $50
Hswdu. Fit Islands. samoan IL
andS. New Lcaland. Australia
via Nict)Tia)-Mara ma ......Jsr H. b."o
Japan, Cores, china Inilpplnes
tv;a Nictoria)-Monfsagle go. Jan L. o'So
Hawaii Japan. Corca, China,
Philippines via San Fraacisco)-
ManchuTia ................... Jan. 10 ''''
japan Corc3. china via seattle -.
Tamha Maru ................... Jan. 70 o."o
Hawaii. Glam. Philippines via
Son Franc!scoJ--C transport. ian. 81. O'3o
Tahiti. Marquesas, Cook lslan3S,
New Zealand. Australil Cie san
Francisco -AorauCi ........Jan. 81. 600
Hawaii Samoan Islands. New Yea
land. Australia via san Fran
tiN'ol NbUOUld sl W w. ''''
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED

Plymouth Jan II, ! a m New York. Ne"
York for Cherbourg and southampton 'and
proceeded.
Queenstown. Jan ~. $50 y m-Celuc 'BD,
New York for Liverpool tand proceeded
Gibraltar. Jan 10 Berlin Ger, New loih Tor
Alglers. Naples, etc.
Neville, Jan Camoronia ,Br. Sew York
for Glasgow (snd proceeded.
Plymouth. Jan I2-Claus Horn Gen. Jackson
Vile Frrnandiua, savannah and norfolk Tor
Bremen tand proceeded.
Southampton. Jan l2-New YORK, Ne" YORK
via Plymouth and Cherbourg.
SAILED.
Dover Jan T. $50 m-Naierland ReIg
from Antwerp. New York.
Southampton. Jan r. p ~ PrinE Friedrich
Wilhelm GER from Bremen. New York
Via ChrThIuTg
Mo,!ue. Jan II Caledonia OBU from Gas
Cow. New York
Genoa. Jan II -Canopc OBJ. New York
Naples Jan l2-Gltonis tBp iron Trieste
Fium. and MesslnaJ. New York
Liverpool Jan y 80 = ~ Maure'ania 'Hu.
New York direct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-13
RECORDED LEASES.

with name and address Of lessee
Upo ,pNAY 800 To g3s Wp. Richard Nor
~, don. Ia ,rs and 4 mos from Jan /. 1913
S4l 600. address AZ BrOadWaN. ,
COIJ'MBI'S AVE. - ,alb. herman SluoUe
and auu to John j Hahn. = yrs nom Jan J.
'TpIEtry PLACE n " cor Thames - alb.
,tur.b az - Peter to johannes Badr. - Yrs
fram Jan l. 1913. - 100. address. 30 TRINITY
Place. t,....n.
f,,,rb.rtv to NIfred Nhrcus. > Yrs rom May
Il. iI3. 81. 200. address. 1875 West va 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-13
Forecast for special Ioraiities.-for East
ern New York. fair to-day: colder southeast
ern portion. Tuesda, fair: moderate north
N,.t and north winds.

For New England fair anI colder to-day.
With diminishing northwest winds. Tuesday
fan
For Western N'w York. generally fair to-
day. TUESDAY cloudy aud warmer. moderate
variable winds
For Western Penus, lyduia. far to-day
Tuesday iucIcasu. cloudin"sa ana warmer
probably snow at night. moderate north winds.
b. coming variable.
For West Virginia. fair to-day. Tuesday In
cr.a.iue cloudiursS AMI warmer.
For tho District Of columbia. MARYLAND. %ew
Iersc, Virginia Delaware and Eastern Penn
sylydnia. fair and colder to-day. TUESDAY fair
and warmer. mod r"t' north AMI northeast
"a iud-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-13
TO RETAIN NEGRO TROOPS
Secretary Stimson Will Not
Abolish the Regiments
[From The Tribune Burean. ]

Washington, Jan. 12.-The persistent ru-
NOR that the current conference Of gen
eral officers Of the army would consider
recommending the abolition Of all negro
regiments has been set at rest by the Sec
rotary Of War. Secretary Stimson, reply
ing TO an inquiry addressed to him by
Professor Burt G. Wilder. formerly Of the
medical corps Of the army, has written
the following letter:
have to-day received your letter OF
January Z, and in answer l beg 10 say
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-13
MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS.
JANUARY II.

4oD T. 4O3 and 40j West 20 > sly store
"a torrn,. ~ ] Daniel. owner, r II STYLES,
Xxi prosdvav. architect: cost. $1,000
I'D ST 1876 East: 10 sty tenm'i Is bocHs,'
I2G Rro0ne 81. owner, q Relssnann' " ~ ~
architect: cost. 5000
MADISON AVE. $40. 70 a sly dae. W
TraEa Brighton. Franklin County y y, ppue''
II . Pel,on. West 3sth ST. aIchlte''' o's"
sTE AVE aai and 1913. 10 a sly hotel =
SgbicI, columbus circle, owner.
Toyitan. 20 West 3lst II. architect GOV"
PTOtpwAY. as % 49,: 10 : sty lotS ana ana
s.are. Roosevelt Hospital owner. E'rhs'."
..I yyaGf c:d 81. architect. cost. S'""
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-13
WIRELESS REPORTS

The Cedric. reported as 72s miles east OF
SANDY Hook at 40 a m yesterday Is expected
10 dock Tuesday forenoon. 80.
The Nieuw Amsterdam, reported as '"'
~ cast Of SANDY Hook al O5 a yesteI-
day. is expected TO dock Tuesday forenoon.
The Chicago, reported as 1910 miles east OF
Sandy Hook at $50 a m yest'rdal' i eNp'''''
10 dock Wednesday forenoon
The Caronia. reported as 1873 miles east OF
SANDY Hook at 2.8S p III YESTERDAY is expected
10 dock tbs forenoon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-13
THOUSANDS FLEE FLOODS
Hundreds of Families Driven
from Homes by the Ohio.

Cincinnati. Jan l2.-The Ohio River
passed the sixty-foot stage here to-day
and continued to rise steadily at the rate
of two inches an hour In the lower parts
of the city and in Dayton. Newport ana
Coyington suburbs across the river III
Kentucky. $500 persons have been made
temporarily homeless.
The flooded streets along the river u"
both the Ohio and kentucky sides were
filled with rowboats. skiffs and Launches
all day. carrying out refugees and their
belongings Steamboat traffic on 'he
river has been practically abandoned.
Louisville, Jan 12.-Between 100 anu
/ 600 families have been driven from 'He"
homes along the waterfront here durihS
the last twcnty-four hours by the riSihS
waters Of the Ohio.
The stage at this point at o'clock TO-
night was 35.S feet. stage OF ~ lee'
is predicted by Tuesday evening. IhIS
would put the water over the cut-oh en-
bankment east Of the city by Monday
noon. flood an area Of several square
miles and render approximately 400 more
families homeless.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-13
LIS PENDENS.

,TAsoN.S POINT RID. ~ cor %. br.al ave.
l05 Gyll y irrcS. Mortgage hoilluL =
rsroli1a TIuor,tcl foreclosure ~ mtg. ''''
reye. Armsuoay y Brown. ,.... ....
o7TH n. 2l7 East. sarah + l.a"r.'., -.
por,boid Veit e al foreclosure of m'-' '''''
e9iis7Ii ST g. 72S q . ~ Vcr,g A. -'
,n6' victoria wild 81 al act WIN VI Wcs.tf
=, al gorecIosure OF mtgD. attorney. . '@.-
roll
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

OWIth name and address Of Iendei aVIoTH''' ,
Manhattan.
ESSEN ST. 3 52.6 It Of Riyinston st.
l. Sx5O, Ma : 1911: Rubin and Bertha Auer-
bach 20 Dora Davis. $500. 1890
LAFAYETTE ST. . mig on iedSeho.d' 'l',
March : 1910. Louis Labes ana alo I" \
IIunfrTs Sons. $3.50. attorneys. HGSE'h-
bai'ner Tnternyer a Marshall. 81 Wall -.
WATER ST. 3l3. So n Of Roose'tlt 81
- lN74 iX2iNT4.7. June O. lN"" Minnie u"Ir'
- NrtuaI lie Insurance 20, $1,000. aftol-
nev. LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust 90.
It-t fyrDatWaN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-13

south Atlantic coast tud,rate north and north
east. east Gulf coast. moderate northeast
west coast. moderate northeast and east. Lake
Michigan. moderate variable.
steamers Il parting Monday for European
ports VIII have moderate northwest and north
winds with fair and colder weather TO IN"
NiLnnl EanI-s
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AT THE
LOWEST RENT
IN MANHATTAN.

& i an Story and basement mercantile structure JUST
Itnd. size 90 100 1t is the type OF modern struct-
,re IN which the Fire Underwriters take delight by reason
=, :,.ra Stem and Underwriters doors and windows
E result OF the fire prevention equipment the insurance
~. IN Lo avceed;rolv low The building is de-
stoned for heavy loads roomy. economical elevators,
hree stairvavs excellent light steam heating plant gas
and electricity for light and power thirty toilets and al
other needed conyenences In short, II - AN iDEAL
EI'IIDING which statement an inspection VIII amply
confirm The annual rental is SliOOO Mti, Wm H y
TIT! ! OWTST RENT IN MANHATTAN. Always
omen for inspection The 9Th Ave, 9th Ave- Sth 81 OroS
town surface cars and the Christopher It Stations OF ne
oth Ave- 81" road and Hudson Tubes are neaID{'
LANES II. CRUIkSHANk, owner ~ t'"e o. W.
227l John ,, ~, NAVE
>vrrE BUILDING BRQKERS ARE RE9T ESTEP TO NAV"
a,tI,I EXAMINE THIS b1lIDI>-
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n,n Vessel
Nes,e.. For. Line. closes sdI's
Q Helena. MCnte,ideo. - 90 m 6."o I" III
TUESDAY. JANUARY IA.
.cor5,,s,,i, ,.or., Eabre Zoo m 300 m
Nia,'s,,, i,roT,,,a trinidad 10.Oo ~ ZOO N
-'I,i,,i 'ir,,,I.'s rel t'I,Ie In.OJ m 200 p m
Yumuri. CiontueCoF. Ward. --- I5.uo ~
Mohawk. JhSonville. CLYDE - 80 y ~
& OK savannah. Saw h. SaF. "'oo y III
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 10
2ao.srd ,p,verp Ped star o.3n m 1000 a m
Terminus Argentina, IIous 80 a m
Bormudian. bermuda. Que. 500 m lo:up III
Ph'dclphis. Curacao Red ID $50 m l-Oo III
Almrante. colon. L + Co. 900 a m l2:uu WI
Panama. Cristobsl Pan....ll:3 30 $500 y m
Mexico. Uayrc, FrcuCh..... ---
Stampalia. Naples ItaI..... --- llfOD a IN
Proteus. New Orleans =. -- l2:uO III
Sabine. Galveston. Mallory. -- 90 M
IrOquOiS Jacksonville. clyde - 100 p m
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Highest temperature yesterday. 81 degrees
lowest. -; average a. average FOR correspond
ing date last year II. average for correspond
inr date last thirty-three years, 30.
Local Forecast.-Fair to-day, cloudy. mod
crate northwest and north winds; Tuesday
fair
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address or grantee and al
tOrnoyD
Interest ! per cent Unless otherwise stated
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FL Dis...... New Orleans, Jan $50 fa'
WEDNESDAY. LANrARY -.

o. 2 Tiotgen. & hristiansdnd. Jan >. .Hc-Ah'
sMegantic ...... Liverpool Jan White S'a,
rRholu. ....-..... o. Bremen. Jan i.....N l.inEu
Thames .......... Kingston. Jan lo......R VI
sp I. Friedrich Kingston. Jan ~. Hainb-Au'
Chicago. ........... HaNre Jan i........ r I-hlh
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Local OairiaI Record.

Local OairaI Record. The foiloviu oncial
record from the Weather lIurcau shows IN"
changes I'm temperature for the last twenty
four hours in comparison with the correspond
L.. IIa Il n
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH WATER.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sunrise 7:23: sunset. t:55; moon sets. lo:5s;
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Official obs ryations Of United states weather
bureaus. taken at \ y. M. yesterday follow:
Ta.uta.aftt.. M...,I..
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RECORDED TRANSFER
Manhattan.

with nam. and address Of purchaser ana at
torucyJ
TNNrrIRN II
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At SO. BIOS THIRD ANENI +.
b. T. H. MiNers.

IcpTU ST. 90 West =. 1851 II OF N"Isoa
ave 3uNi4g4. sly t"nmt. Henry NhcKrt ak'
- f,,aurI, Realt, 60 81 al; aciiOn Clorhr
= - ,tf,s. A 4 GJiiel ref. due. SN.O22 -
~. .tr S2Tj. sub To mtg OF S3Ovo
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REAL EsTArEFoR SALE OR TO LIZ
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSE

LOFTS. 59-6i oRCHAR9 ST. near J,NIFe E.
5OxSTi, feet will alter 10 SUIT Npp' q 20
RIDLEY. 30 Allen st., suo-ods'''e'N
a. m 10 3 D. m. or write.
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Csptan GILES BISHOP. Jr.. detached marin,
Iararks navy ward. Washington; advanced
- base school Philadelphia.
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MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS The
following movements Of vessels have been
reported 10 the Navy Department:

Guantanamo
rdu io.The Monaghan the Ammen. the Bur
rows the Patterson, the Tr!ppe. the Jenkins,
tHo Jarvis the Tanning and the Jouett, from
Guantanamo for Cristobal. the san Fran
cisco. from Norfolk for Guantanamo, the
Saturn. from Corinto for Sallna Cruz, Mexico:
lhe TuxtCn, from Mare Island for Sausalito.
Jan. 1.-THE Albany. from Annoy for Manila.
The Arkansas. assigned first division, At
lau,ic feet
The Utah will act temporary flagship
first division Atlantic feet