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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Vests. Port Arthur Dec :. 20 the standard Oh
Go. with nidse sandy Hook ~ m
Nihelmins. Panama Ciy Dec 10. 70 bell
& Go. with mdse Highlands ? az N
Menomince lBrl. LONDON Dec 8. 10 the Atlantic
Transport Co. with mdse. Bar. J .O3 m
Barcelona tSpanl, Barcelona and I4rrAsona Nos
y. Alcanu 80 Malaga Dec I and Cadls ;. 70
Ga.yau a Go. with 80 cabin and a. siecrAse pas
gers and udse Bar o. l6;h
Florida. Providence. % the Texas OIL Go. In
ballast Quarantine. 7.i5
n Dia. New orleans Dec v. 70 the southern
Pacific Co. with ndse Quarantine. ll.-o a.
Highland Heather iBrl. Bgclos Ayros Nov 20 and
M0ntevideo %. % Busk q Daniels, With II pasen-
gers. mails and mdse Bar. o N
Comgs. Ncg orleans Dee T.. 20 the southern
Pacinc Co. with passengers and mdse ouaraniHs.
IL 20
sandy HOOK. n J. Dee II. $50 m-wind
northwest. Light breeze; clear. smooth sea
SAILED.
steamers jamestown. Norfolk and Neupor, News;
City o. 81 Louis. Savannah; ~ Nore. Galveston:
jefferson Norfolk and Newport News; Axtec tNofl,
S4yona. Ne son. ----s Honoillsn. Bosioas Chsri-
ton Hall Perth Amboy. Glelmoor lBrl, Leshon'
Magialena Dutch Rotterdam: Eu!ion ,bf,'
Rouen Narragansett lBrl. London; liy tNofl.
Chrsuania Plstuna Philadeiphie Ansonia tBrl.
Glasgow: Baron Dreceu Russ. savannah; Nara
Gansett Obi. London Florida. Pon Arthur
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THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records Of the
Last Twenty-four Hours.

orelaI Record and Observation-Disclosures. Dec.
i7.-Low temperatures FOR the season continue over
practically al parts q the country. although there
has beel a gradual reaction 70 warner weather ever
the plains states and the Northwest There was
freezing temperature this morning as far south as
the east quiz coast ard there we're sub-zero TEN
pcra,urss owe. a large area ooniprisng the North
vest and the uppe. Mississippi VALLEY. Rains have
fallen IN the last rseniy-fou hours in The Florida
peninsula. Texas and California and there were
local SHOWS over the west plateau resion the lower
Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys and the re-
sion OF the great lakes.
The indications are that tho weather VII be IN
settled. with probable rains IN the guh states.
Florida and California snd local SHOWS are prob
able over the upper Mississippi Nallcy the upper
lake region and the interior states west Ok We
Rocky Mountains IN other parts o. the country
the weather win be generally fair TO-DAY and Sat
urday. The temperature viii rse To-Day ~ lle
middle plains states the upper Mississippi valley
and the upper lake region. and to-day and saipfoy
IN The lower lake region The ONO sAey aNl t.'e
middle Atlantic and New England states. Tom
pegature changes elsewhere viii be unlmportan,
Winds for Friday and saturday North Atlantic
fresh west; middle Atlantic modefa.s faiIaY.-
south Atlantic and east gulf. fresh northeast. Nest
gulf. fresh northeast and east upper axes strong
south and southwest lower lakes, fresh southwest.
Forecast for Special LOcaIItIes-East,rn New
York. Southern New England. Eastern PsnnSlSa,
MIA. New Jersey. Delaware. Maryland. the District
OF Columbia ard Virginia fair to-day and prOb.
abby Saturday; warmer.
Northern New England. generally fair to-day and
Saturday.
Western New York and Western Pennsylvania,
cloudy to-day. Saturday unsettled
West Virginia. cloudy to-day aid saturdayi slow
" rising temperature
Local omeIaI RscOrd-The following oacial record
from The Weather Bureau shows The changes IN the
temreraulre Tor the last tweny-four hours IN com
parison with the corresponding date Of last year
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Closks sno Suits.

closk, and Suits.
ATLANTA-M Rich Bros Co: Rieh; iD W
BANGOR. MA L Freess: A Fresss; 1870
cI;;EvELAND-, Go: J sprOul ios. coats: 81
DIS MOINEs-Hsrris Emery Co: W Gerber
spring go BWay. 9Th floor
ERlE. PENN-Lonss. Inc. II A Long. Jobs Miss
ONAliA-Burgess. Nash Co, Nhiteh0use. Jobs
1888 Bgay. Room 1923
ST PAUI-ManheimeE Bros: Mr. Ksufnan: 1870
wATEiRr t5 W! Y-'Lonss": NJ Long Jobs;
1870 Bssy. 9Th door.
Waits
BANGOR; ME-A Freess; A Fesss; l77'
CHICAGo-Mand.l Bios: Mas larsen: 10 E.s;
22d g. 18th floor.
DIS MoINEs-Iiarris Emery Co: " Gsr5sr.
spring: 1910 Bway, en- foor
ERIE. PENN-Lonss. Inc NJ A Long. Jobs: Miss
wST if29SVs nF ~ Bsay 81 a02 Iaa, oD,
1910 Bvay 9Th nocr.
Dresses
AILANTA--M Rich & Bros Co: l. Rich; lts IVES;
BANGOR. MA L Fr.e.s. L Fr-,,.: 1870
CLEvELiSD|Slsy CO: spregl; s.rs. and WOOL
DIS MoIE&Hsir. i Emery J''V CO. o. W n Gerber
spring: 1870 Bway. 9Th floor.
oMAHA-Burgess. Nash Co: Whitehouse Jobs;
ST PAUI-Msnheirner Bros; MI Kaufman; 1871,
Bwsy. ith floor
wlATrEhTowS: \ Y-'Ionss"; n Long Jobs;
ATLANTA--,M Rich & Bros Co: Rich; lls West
BANGOR. MA Frses.: A L Fr.es.. 1870
DEs MoINEsnaHsrri,.. Emery Co; W Gerber.
spring: 1870 Bway. 9th Hoor.
ST PAUI-Malhemer Bros: Mr. Kaufman; 1919
Bway 4th foor
Silks LInsn, snd nsmsstic,.
CLEyELAND-wm Taylor a Son Co; W P Ayres
linens and domesties: 40 ith az. 18th floor
CHICAGo-Mandel Bros: II Probs,. domestics: Is
cHIcAGO-siegsL Cooper Co; L Mayer; 10 Ess,
INDiAYAP0LIS~H p WATSON: j D Miller. Job, IN
silks. q ID Eirolmson. silks: II West 2Sd st. 10th
oXAHA-zBurses.. Nash Co; H l. Jones: 1888
BosToN-R II White co: Mr. slocum: 1870 Bvsy.
Co: ] sDr0ul. Jobs; 81 West
CHICAGo-Sisndsl Bros: Miss i larson. muslin
underwear; 10 East ed st. 18th floor.
CHICAG0-Chas Stevens; Dynes. neckueu:
40 las, 22d st. 10th floor.
PstIessn.
DIS MoNEs--Harris. Emery Co; W Gerber.
spring; 1870 Bwsy. 9Th door.
ERIE PENN-LonEs. Inc; Miss c Stephens. sprinE:
1870 Bwsy. 9Th floor
Mems Furnishings.
CHICAGo-siegel Cooper Co: Mr. Kshnweiler; 10
East ed 81. 10th floor.
Crpets.
BosToN-R whiis Co: Mr. Ross 40 an Az,
18th floor
PITTsBURGH-Jos.pb Homo Co. L Hub,ch;
40 lth aV 18th floor.
MisoellaneoUs.
BOSTON-Filene's: Mrs Phillips. dresses and cos
tunes Miss Murphy. infants' dresses. Miss Peek.
misses muslin underwear. pettlco4ts and bath
robes 10 " 32d u. 18Th floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18
REALTY NOTES.

There win be meeting Of the Harlem Property
Owners Association at 147 East l25th 81. this
evening. The placing o. station OF the elevated
road az Eighth az and l5oth 81. viii be dis
cussed.
The Cross & Brown Company has been ap-
pointed agent for the Bonwit Teller Building a.
Fifth av. and 3Sth ST.. and the addition IN c0urss
Of construction IN Fifth sv. extending through 70
57h and 5Sth sts.: also Of the loft building Al Is
and Us West 24th 50.
J. b. English has been appointed agent for the
six story loft building 2i3 and 2l5 West 47th st..
and FOR 755 and Isl Eighth av
John J. Meenan has been appointed agent foT
the store and loft building al the northeast corner
Of "a ST. and Eighth av.. the SIX story apart
ment house az 73S and 80 Ninth az. and Of q
Columbus and Isl Amsterdam
smith Phelps have placed for the A J.
Schwarzler Company Z first mortgage loan Of $40.
600 az per cent FOR eve years the five story
apartment house. on lot SS. 3Ilc0 feet az llli
Fiudlay az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

steamer rates huoyant influenced by good de-.
mand Tor tonnage Tor prompt delivery and limited
Supply available before iaie January and early leo.
nlay Quotations % Liverpool, ID; London bull
and Bristol Nd: picked ports large toiinage = 81 (;
cotton 90 Liverpool. per loo M. 45c. cHAhiEks
Br steamer a. 900 ars Baltimore 20 London, -.
December. Br steamer. 20 900 qrs grain, Baltimo
b. Genoa IS. January. Greek steamer 2f3z tors
previously. grain. New YORK % llrtus, COO
steamer previously. 10000 qB grain. Atlantic
range 20 west coast Italy. about IS. DecsmDsr-
January, BIZ steamer previously 10000 qis gfdlis
Gulf 10 west coast Italy, ss td, January, 10
steamer --- tons ISL feotl, cotton, Gun 10 If'
yieisIy) cotton Guif % Liverpool Or Msnehestrf.
Al or about 65s. Dccembor-lauuary. tai s;eainei.
24j tons. ore. Hue'a 10 Norfolk and baltimore,
West India trade six mouths. basis - ~,
schooner 423 tons. cement New YORK 10 iacks0n-
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

1--LEM MASONIC TEMPLE. ball-iodss
rooms. reasonable. Barnett a Co. IL
EhAt i25tb
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED.
Palermo Dec S-Athinh tGreekl, New YUk for
Plreus
Genoa. Dco is-Rouerdam Dutch. New York
ia Naples
Gothenburg. Dec ISL Paso New York
Copenhagen. Dee s-haio DAM, BAunore va
falmouth: 18th. RUIZ. New York
Hayre Dec i0-Strathcargon tBrl, View Ncrk va
Bordeaux
Hnn. Dec l6-Iarengo gBr. NeE York
Hobart. Dee l2-Purley tBrl. New Nork via Colon.
Auckland etc -,
New YORK via West Indies. Venezuela ard fn-
mouth; 18Th. Bendge tNorl, Port Arthur VIA
Newport News: Rotterdam Dutch tankl, Ne"
York
SAILED
Konig,herg Dee sc sundt tNorl, New York.
skicr pee s-He1u fN0rl. New York
Copenhagen Dec s-nland tswedl, New YORK
Liverpool. Dec IS. Z p m-Lusitanla DBL Ne"
York
PASSED.
CAPE Wrath. Dec i6-SoTland tNorl New YORK
Lizard. Dee Is-Chesier Dutch. New YosS for
Amsterdam.
81 Michaels. Dec le-Kalheim lNorl. from Copen-
hagsul, NcS York
Gibraltar. Dec i6-verons u,an. New YORK for
Naples.
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INSTRUCTION.
NEW YORK-Manhattsn.
BUSINESS CARDS.

CAREFuL CARPET CLEANING co.-ciears b,
Broadway, tsl East 18th e. Cox q BRANDY
lei i32-SSth.
NEW YORK CARPET CLEANING woRkA
Oldest. Largest. Most Modsfn
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARprrS
Prices Reasonable Send fo- Cirrn,s,
lei tssz- .oss hss ant bl-tSs West tah o.
10000. ~ prompt. o. n wesiherford liz Nssxas
Room 1905 Phone Beekmsn $3.50
WILL BUY contents houses. nats. pianos. GARCIA
George. 10 East i25th 81. Tel 1879 Harlem
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The Bronx.
Nrw RVUDING PLANS.

,cRsoS Av. 500: " Zimmerman az PAU .rhls I,
wohl a al: July 3. 1917
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APPRAlSALS OF ESTATES.

GEORGE T. ARMSTRONG. secretary OF the r.
b. tiann Company and employed by nat concern
deceieut. received s4O8l4. George T. Armstrong,
Of $500 10 4 niece Assets Deposits 50 l61. OF
which S63.jI6 was deposited with The H. b. C.afiin
Company al The time OF deccdelts death. lie iu-
and stocks and bonds. S30.42i Decedeut held %
shares common and 100 shares preferred 81 tie
a shares Isl preferred and 81 shares common "
the Il. b. Cllfin Company. II shares Otis Elevator
Company and $500 bonds General Electric Com
WALTER CHEsEBoRouGH PECKHAM who
was drowned al Iryuyllle. lrilce. AuSlsi II, 1913
Net s213 9J6. May Hury Pecklau. daughter. re-
eeived lie estate IN S9547I; Marie Louise Peck
ham. daushter $1,000. Wheeler II Peckhani
$50 600 and there were small requests % employees
Assets. Really. SS9lG6. deposits S25l3l. one
company, a. trustee unde. the WlI o. Na.ioL u.
Pec6ham. 5000. and stocks and bonds. Sll2.tll
4 collection OF stamps Oeque4'he1 to Looafts
Weteneit IS not appraised as i was in France 90
tle time or deccleHts death. The realty Interests
were. one sixth interest Do each Of me 10. loving
s7 zoo: ms Madison a.. 81 666& Ig7-l29 East
ioi!h st. $1,000 and oue-ufefh Interest in i6
Howard ST. $3.50 The largest holdings u bonds
ve,c. SI2 900 ban value bo is Atchson. Topeka q
santa De Railroad SO 900 Atlantic Coast Line.
$4,000 Northern Pacihc-Great Northern. $4,000
rod s.d $1,000 Chicago. Burlington Quincy
LDN ARD 4 tishEk. also n1o"n as J. VIZ
son. MAY 3. 1881 Ne, SASS. The widow
receives onehaN ~ tle estate aud the rest passes
10 relatives Of the der-deuL
MRS. ENELINE SINCLAIR. OF Ions Branch.
y J. December :. 1867 The value Of decedenrs
entire estate Is not disclosed. Assets taxable In
New York state Equity Of Sl250o IN 40 East
3Sih s.. appraised al SO 800. and stocks ts.Gz5:
total New York assets 81. I25. net S204s4 The
four children are The bcuef .iares
MRS. FRANCES c. CUTLER Of Glen Ridge
y j. January rs 1917 Eutrs personal estate
sl26o5. No taxable assets were located IN New
York state
Apprasds Of estates Of julius Harburger ard
T. NJ Holland appear in another column
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18
BUSINESS SPACE RENTED
Astor Leases Fifth Az. Store
for $4,000 a Year.

rhs Palette Al Company leased from william
hA10f Asf0r re store a. go Iuth aV TOT I've
ysar a. rental q $4,000 q year.
william Crl.l1harks s0n5 have leased % Dsnlel
" k,dghf for term o. yearz the ground moor
~ ~ Frorf sf
Hell stern leased for VI. Cohen Bros.
Realty Co. la 80 70 81 West 9th s.. the trst ioit'
lr4lling l0 900 square feet OF space. 70 Edwin 4.
hochslsf'ef. = ~ ~ l1f % 40 West 18th g.. a
100 square feet ~ space. 20 Ihr q Schneldef;
40 IN % - ~ West l1h 81. S.0gO square icel OF
i2a,e % Nriln & Leyifm4r.
hebs,sf Afahs leased space on The second
,o,f b. ne Longacre BulltinE. Broadway snd go
=. iJf tern q years 70 thr Hurley Machine
co11pary q Ciicaro ana me Thor electric shop
80 sD1es IN So and 81 West 5lst 81 20 me
fer = II Essf sist II 20 Adolph A Lev.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18
Grolier Club Buyer.

The Mesuy Realty Corporation is the purchaser
Of the Grorer Club property. % East 32d ST..
which reported sold In yesterdays Tribune By
Pcase & Gilman This corporation last spring
bought through the same brokers. the adjoining
twelve story iott building IS eastcrly side. a.
81 and SO East 32d st.
r Is the intention OF the new owner TO de-
molish the present club building and 70 improve
th. plot with a structure which win safeguard
the Light and air OF the present building and yet
give some additional space for oflce or storage
purposes 10 It's lofts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18
LARGE BRONX PLOT SOLD
Parcel on Fordham Road
Bought by Builder.

Richard Carroll has sold the triangular plot
bounded by Fordhsm Road. Creston av. and lsSth
g. 20 a builder.
The property has a frontage Of l25 feet
Fordham road. % feet on Crestol az and rs
fest lssth a. The site is two blocks east
OF jerome ay.. where there is 20 be a station.
and In section where there has been considerable
activity Of late. and district which Is destined
70 become an important centre OF the WestoAy
Bronx. The property has been held at $50 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18
NEPPERHAN HEIGHTS SALES.

At Nepperhsn Heights the Wesichestor Land TX
change reports the following sales. To John ".
Hiizd0. Of Manhattan. two lots on Fairvew
John NJ. Voss Of Yonkers. bought two more lots
Fairyiew Both purchasers are planning 70
improve their property Immediately Eltinge C.
Lciver. OF Yonkers. purchased several plots
M0uing slde Road. whore he viii erect residence
30 the near future Two plots on Wildwood av
have been sold % D. l. Wells.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18
AeRe,a4] Estate !;
jMdrket-
Vincent AStOr Buys Loft
Structure in West SD St.

81 the southwest corner OF BerEsn Square and
Academy 81 The present structure viii he fszed
and four store buildings erected on the site.
Alexander Michel bought from Andrew A. Boukei
% and 934 Orient av. two dwellings. 25tlll feet
each.
Lewis Haas bought the three story dwelling lI.6
400 feet al 33 Mercer st.. from Jacob Heymsn
Nelson r. Sfrykcr sold the two dwellings 26s and
265 hesny Rv. 20 Mar Lewis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18

Local orhelal eOrd.-The following ofHcial record
from The Weather Bureau shows The changes IN the
temperature Tor the last twenty -four hours. IN com
parison with the corresponding date Of last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18

Steamers Kansas City tBrl. Bristol Nov 20 and
Swansea q. TO James Arken & Co. with mdse
Bar l4J p m
Almiraute. Cartsgena Dec s. Porto Colombia g.
Santa Marta O. Colon 10 and Kingston Il. 70 the
United Fruit Co. with a passengers mails and
mdse. Bar. 2.l0 N.
Princess Anne. Newport News and Norfolk 10
the Old Dominion IS Co. with passengers and
mdse. Quarantine. . 20 m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18
Join to Give Free Concert.

The Chelsea Neighborhood Associa-
ton, 2O3 West 23d ST., and the Peoples
Music League have joined in the ar
Of a free concert in Public
School 40, 225 West cath ST., this even
ing. Vocal and instrumental music by
high class artists is promised and no
tickets are needed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18

1SSii,g T'iz X. 10 Cath 7 Bradley.
Cohen. sarah. 70 3 II Jackson.
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The Bronx.
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

fWiih name and sddftss d pufchssef and attorney
DECEMBER II.
Manhattan.
BRoOSE ST, g.. 9. z5r75; } " Groa 10 :
Ottenberg IS W Ssth ~. all Hens. Dec IS atty
u Wise &O6 BwN. 81
yHOONfg sT. n s. 4sJ " - Clinton 81. Jl12j
Iennie Rudnsky 70 A Rudnssy. 1856 Broome -
NOV 10. 1910. atty. " Hun0wich. $50 Bway
500
LEXINGTON Az. a. l2d -. 26K1i
A ~ Wheeler a Al 10 city Of Y Nor -
stty Real Estate Bureau. Finance Dept. 81 O00
LENISGTON Az s. % n ga ~. 2GT1j
sam. t0 same. Nov IS ats. same. $50 900
LIXISGTON Az. q. 81 o. sd e. 2fr
- II Powers Far and anO. e1fs. 10 City AZ
y. Dee " atty same. So 900
% 81. s.. >. 100 Of Is az. SOIls. El,a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18
BuILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
DECEMBER Il.
The Bronx.

18TH ST. v cor Of Daly az, S!,5Eilo: g
Me.m . 5s n,y,1srts1 $50 600
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APARTMENT LEASES.

D11Fn L Gilman 4 Co. leased lsrge dgplet
spGlutut. furnished Tor fhc winter ~ 500 PARK
o. fcf 3ir j 81 Csmmaln 70 Mrs T. &. Mos
.-aa. 40 a. apartment in lO7 East seth 81. 70
,fi1tl Chipman ard in "a Madison a.. 70
Nils ? N Rid
fsats b Elmal rented Tor = client q furnished
..Ssneli in 40 Eat ga o. 70 Gardiner W. Mil-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Can a Pittmsnn sod for GilbsrJ @. NeE-
80. 80 Benonf av = two stOry and btssrent
Ht.e dwelling 01 loi 10I9O feet
'lt'ls Rlcksrson leased dwellings a. b3l
rirl o. - ElEard r DcBeist sinl. hnd 5sz
hl e. % ElEald g. More. g.. for term o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18
HEARING ON AUTO BUS LINE.

4 public hearing will be held by the Board OF
Estimate TO-DAY IN City Hall al 2.30 p. m. A
committee representing the Park Avenue Associa-
tion viii appear In protest against the permission
of the operation Of an automobile bus line along
that thOrOughfsre. contemplated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following sales were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange,
IA Vesey St:
BY Joseph P. Day.
18TH ST. el2-6i8 W. 8. 225 Broadway 50H
lO01l. s,y apt house. ii L ScheBmsn at
Carab Realty Co e. a.. n T Meis. atty. Lytteion
FOX. ref. due 81. l2C AZ. taxes. etc. $3.50. To
plaintiff for $3.50 600
18TH ST. 40 Z. 8. l95 E LEI sv. 25tlOO 10. 4
as teumt and stores. G. Lane sgt Maranino
B0nsgur q al. J A Lane. atty II Finch. ref ;
Tor $40. 900
By Charles A. Berrian.
AUDUBON AY. 2l9. n cor l76th Ct. % llTl0o. G
sly apt house and stores Mari sgt Shell
hurne Realty Co e al Lese & G. attys. G. w
Collins ref. due Sl0.4iS 80. tsIeS. etc, SSH ~;
tlig 100
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SATURDAY. DECEMBER 10.
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

FAfhAfaAAfA~@N 80
Madison. Norfolk. Old Dom.
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Mortgage Company Dividend.

The New York Mortgage and secul y Company
has declared a quarterly dividend Of , per cent
PAYABLE January 2. 1915. 10 stockholders Of record
on December %. 1914.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18
Lease Scarsdale Property.

Fish & Marvin have rented furnished for term
the property Of Mrs. Louise r. Cunning. on the
corner Of oxford and Cambridge roads. The Grange.
scarslaIe. y Y. b Harold Loeh. Of this CITY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18
NEW TENANTS FOR DWELLINGS.

j. y. English leAsed the dwelling al 22s West
S2d sd 20 ~ DOuegen fOr q term Of years.
Goodwin 4 Goodwin rented for Gertrude A.
Pettlgrew 70 Morris :. Friedman. the dwelling al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18

An order for 100000 dozen pairs of
woollen socks has been placed with
Wise & Whitlock, Inc, mill agents, by
representatives of the Allies. The
socks are to weigh two pounds to the
dozen, and delivery is to be made with
- 4braa months
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18
ASSIG NMENTS OF MORIGAGES.
DECEMBER Il.
Manhattan.

tsvve,, TIL. Insurance and Trust Co to Windham
Rea izatiOn Co. 81 ooS
Brown 90 Jennie Brown. ,-,- c...,..s srd
franclsA4 hoiiin'-'" " g. 900
T. q Uamerslcy 10 G Chlsolm and sno uus -
McIfdh 10 'u'' 800 900
S2I 900
Mutual lAfe INSURANCE Sa7J 900
r II Harris 10 W @ McGrsth;
Z NJ smith 70 Title Insurance 70, p.-k ~
W Mason Ct a. ""-' 81 900
II s Bennett to national Bank Of North HG sl
Firm, o. $ JarmulowsEy 10 Akron Building Co. 'l,g
n Iluehan 70 Levy mil, ,,.-.-,.. 81
Osborne ana sIlo oAi' - 81 900
Trust CO. =, ,,.,a.,,. 81
4 Lev 70 q "a n P' Me-. $4,000
The Bronx. ..
Cas- r. 10 r Amend. -, yS6
1ooIi,g biz K 10 Cath Bradley. wy
cohen sarah 10 n Jackson.
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SUBURBAN RENTALS.

Kenneth Ives & Co have rented for the wes.-
chester Estates the country place Of the late Sam
ue Jarvis. on Quaker Ridge. Mamsronect 10 Au-
gust Goldsmith. for The season Of 1915. The same
brokers have rented for Mrs. william +. Bun her
estate At Irvngton on Hudson 70 George De Forest
Brush. the artist.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18
NEW JERSEY CHARTERS
[By Telegraph to The Tribune

TDT IIlVEIHI0 " I-7V II'''--'I
Trenton ~ J.. Dec l7.-lersey CITY ConstrUc-
ton Co, Jersey city 81. goo %. 7. lAngan }. !.
Higgins, Jersey city: Parker Bentley. \. \.
Steel Fnamclling and Mfg Co. jersey cify:
enamel and steel goods. $3.50 900; I ;. Baker
H. Is. Stewart. y. y. A. A. Kelley. MonielsH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18
Tenement Figures in Deal.

Ths St. Johns Park Realty Company (James n.
Cruckshsnk and william d. Patrick has taken IN
exchange from Mrs May Nash Agnew the Eve
story tenement at S33 West seth ST.. on a plot 25H
100 feet. and has given her the FIVE story nat
house al 203 West l20th St. which recently
reported sold Morris Hslpin Of J. Romsine Brown
& Co. was the broker In this transaction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18

HIghest tempe-afure yesterday. y AZ D M.
lowest. 10 Cat a. M. average. 20; average ior
corresponding date last year. A. average for cure-
spending date last thirty three years IS.
Local Forecast.-Falr to-day and probably sat
urday. slowly rising temperature. moderate south
west and west winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18

Destination and steamer $50 N
Hawaii. FIT Islands New Zealand and Aus
tralia (eIcept West VIA Vsncouser)-
Niagara Observation-Disclosures. To-day
Hawaii. Japan. Cores. China and PHILIPPINES
Japan. Cdrea. emma and Philippines MA
Seattle -Sado Afaru Dec q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18
RENTS THEATRE ON HEIGHTS.

The Nehrng Company leased for the Esslmo
Amusement Company 10 a client. the ST. Nick
Theatre az l74th s.. and St. Nicholas sv.. Tor a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18

r,,lv II. 1912; J and Jennie LYMAN 20 Jennie
Uynan. sttv. Beck. 302 Bway; ,., Sfi ~
II taos Merida Realty Co 70 A Wilson NSssih.
\ J; suys. Ksntrowitz & Ls9eE' 80 ~, ~ sSS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-12-18
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER H.
Manhattan.

81 yin - taii lrsnrslledl. sl.7l0
tasTU sT g7S =. J Leib0wtz sEi United hesiy
Go e. al. july y 1914: -. cd. =, ,,,;,.s
I'D 81 - "bts $40 -
,sfr,, a. 10 lS ~ and $50 81. 5. 7. iad 10 W:
a. Fef Al estate OF william Astor e. a. pc
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