iris mew talk to sell bruce estate atlantic city...fmaißiiiia 2?. parcels, -with at— aaaa>...

"This year the Republican candidaT? for•bounty Treasurer carried the county byor.ly SC: the Republican candidate for Cor-

by 344. and th? Mejbeat majority re-

ceived by any Republican on the county

TicKet **-as &?. by I«.ngo. the candidate for---^- of "WHI&. m other •word?, •« (*•

c#Qxtty ticket the Republican majorities

•^.cwed a falling off at more, than 50 -wr

em That is another fact which. Ithink.

it will be difficult for the Democrats to

explain in connection with their•— of Re-

jpQt-kaai briberr and corruption."

| "Let us consider for a moment the vote

an the county ticket in Sussex County this\u25a0 ? par sn<l tô years apo. Two years a?:oi the Republican candidate for County Trâs-

isjr was elected by P*o majority: the Re-T'-blJcan candidate for Prothonotary liad

nIOnIO majority: th«» Republican candidate forsheriff had ?""*» aaiorit3 and the Repub-*!:<-sn candidates Ear K*-ci=t-;r in Chancery-and Recorder had 552 and US majority, re-ppectivcl:--

"T thsrifc it may b« accepted a? a aailfical\u25a0 mri^m that Democratic voters are not malt

\u25a05 the use of Republican money. It seemst«

—" It :«\u25a0 more incumbent upon thr

Democrats to explain their pains in the-«• Car their legislative candidates than«\u25a0 is for the Republicans to explain theirham Ials=" think that with the Demo-

•«;. \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0•«> increased in all the districtsray«. t«« in Sursex County, It wilJ b* ex-csedinsly difficult for the Dtanu'la to

convince an 4rT^.T r. publfc that -uch•» result T>.-as brought about by The me of' . \u25a0ij''an nion<»y.

rAcceptins such .-» disgraceful assertionv- tlw Democrats far th« tirriA beiTi? Bar

\u2666>• n^r- asks of ar?:um<-r;T, if the Repub-.. '-, T~b* uêd monT -it would ham b«»*>nTr.snif"!rt in pain* in the Rpiv-bliean vote

<\u25a0 the s«-v«»ral districts. instead of loosen.As only two districts In all of £usf«iCo-r:ty show Republican pair;?. It B«aBBito me that fact aion«- serves to rrfutc thenDemfsrrat!? charges, particularly when thedissipation of Republican dissension in-

bbc f-ro districts explains fullywhy there--r-TT jains ther«». The ?usr=ex of to-day is. tfe \u25a0aasos it has always been. Tii""o<-

:.<\u25a0 Pcmocratic charge of the pant that!.-.._t:e •voters in Sussex cou;d be influencedj_S . r»": by money and that that influence.•-\u25a0 --eulil be- mariifest on the election returns

\u25a0vii rrircs to ct>nfo_nd those who aaeiI

\u2666•:, can be« be shown, that the Be-

. . --had no part In bribery or vote

r.:-in? --.\u25a0:\u25a0 campaign by comparing

the vote tn the various districts in SussexctJ-nty tha7«r vtta that of mo rears

iro." said the Governor.•r,.,.. district in Sussex County except

Tn<sian f: »•- snd Little.Creek showed afalling off in the Republican vot« as com-

"r-rirrd "»ith two years apo. It has beenproclaimed to the world time and ajâin*-r the verj' persons arlM are bark of

th?fe prcs»>nt charges of bribery by the"republicans that it there was a place on_«-jmh v'h*>pa the elective franchise could

V influenced by money It was SussexCounty.

Comparison of Returns ShowsParty Was Not Guilty of

Corruption.

Dover, DeL. Dec 4.—ln refutation of

I)e_3<Kr*tic —II that the Republicans

carried Kent and Sussex counties in ther«rce_t election by the use of large amounts

cr money- In debauching th«» electora-te.

G*rcraor Fennewill cave an interview to-

?a >_ It '.:a? particular brarlrig on condi-

tions-

S_w»x, the home county of the

,G<rrernor.

QiioniU Qitiy ItfGtetûonloAaiiS&ioiiuy

YOU CAN SAVE AT LEAST 20*ON HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS __!-r»AIWO«TATION

1° IF COIWG TO ATLANTIC CITYOR LAKEWOOO \u25a0PCMONALLYCONDUCTED TOUMEVERY WUJC \u25a0-

FullD-t..u-t HOTEL REAL. IIJI•-,-«-.».?«. T.fc»

M..1.-

Ke-r=->«t.t-- -JJ cJI T_.BEST Hold. C-i

H)affiKjrongb-£kßi32lniAtlantic (it;. >-w PaU

JOSIAII WHITE & SONS COMPANT

CEORGT.\.

Hotel Bon AirAUGUSTA, GA.,

Opens December l.'»;h. Why not \u25a0-

—yas*

holidays there? Two fine IS-hoi* ;rol* rour»««.beautiful club house, excellent drtvtes •*motoring, shooting, 'and all oit door sport*.

Address C- G. TRUSSELL, Manager.Also Manager Frontenac Hotel.

Thousand Islands. N X

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.

NEXT THURSDAY"December 3, 1910

at 12 o'clock noon, at Exchange Salesroom, j14-1B V-sey St.. N. Y. C. j

The properties of the iM. W. Bruce Estate

fmaißiiiia 2?. parcels, -with at— aaaa>tioTjal!"^ well located corners,

•n-lil be disposed of at

Absolute Auction Sale1A0/ °> the purchase price may r»- Jl/ 0/I11. 0 main on bond and roortsa?- »/2/0III for one. two or three years, at \u25a0

TitlePolicies Free to PurchaserFor Illustrated catalogue, showing sur-

reys, descriptions. rents, leases and terms

of Bale, apply to _DE WITT, LOrKJIAX *\u25a0 DE "WITT.

Attorneys for Estate.JOTIX T. LO'TvMAN, Counsel.

88 Nassau Street. N. T. C.( HORACE R ELY 4 CO..*

"ILiberty Stref t, N. Y.CAGENTS

-a W. MEAD. Esq..'

OS.". Sixth Avenue. N. T. C

ojij\J \u25a0"\u25a0' Nassau ?tr<?at '

S'^yffljM^sVSLy New York City.•

>er. ;

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR to LET

NEW JERSEY.

BUiR &NTJEE Q M0R T AGE Son Improved Bergen County PropTty paying

FIVE PER CENT.Sent" for Booklet.'

NORTH JERSEY TITLEINSURANCE CO..' HACKENSACK. N. J. j

WXSTCHESTEie COOTTT.

PHIt.IP?E MANOR ON THE HUDSON.IOne mil*unobstructed river frontar-: SO mod-ern residen<-.<e Dear completion. Adores*

*PHTT.TPSE MANOR CO..Pbilipse Manor. New York.

REAL ESTATE wanted.

There's No-Better Paying InvestmentThan a Properly Manaeea Colored Tenement.

LET US PROVE IT TO YOU.Kesnlts Guaranteed. Bond Givm

TKILIP A. FAVTON. -»KH CO.MPAM.New York's Pioneer Ne-ro R*-aI Estate Agents.

Brokers—

Appraisers.,67 Veal 134th St.. N. Y.

'Tel. 317-915 narlem. j

REAL ESTATE. j

fi ,t SI REAL ESTATE.

i jr-^WMfiVZy 31>a«au Street.

UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS.1

\u25a0 FAST «IOE.

THE CLEVELAND124-130 East :4th St.

-Unfurnished apartments of 3 rooms, ample-

'closets, etc. Call between 10 and 3. --';

INSTRUCTION.'

For Both—

City.

THE BEHLITZ SCHOOI. OF LAN'OrMadison Square (1122 Broadway). Har!«ia

Branch: 343 Lenox aye.. bet. 127 th and 12St_st. Brooklyr Branch: 218-220 LJvlnsston St.

Private Lessons and Classes. School or Resi-dence. Terma Reasonable. Trial Lesson free.

1 SCHOOL AGENCIES.American and Foreign Teachers* Agency.

Bupp'.ies Professors. Teachers. Tutors. Gov- ;ernesses, etc., to Colleges. Schools and Families*Apply to Mrs. M. J. TOCNG-FUI-TO.V.i 23 TTnfon ~<riar».t

PUBLIC NOTICES.NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE. FTTREAT;FOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES H7«TH\MBBRS ST. (STEWART BUILDING),MANHATTAN.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.NOTICE 13 HEREBY GIVEN TO ALX. TER-

sons whose taxes for the year 1910 have not iteen paid before the Ist day of eaaber of the !

said year, that unless th« sam<» »::all b*> la;'! tothe Receiver of Taxes at his office in the Bor- \cvi){h in which the property is located, as follows; ;

Borough of Manhattan. 57 Chambers at..Borough of The Bronx. Municipal Building-,

ccrner 3d and Trement ayes. :Eoroußh of Brooklyn. Rooms 2. 4. « and S. j

Municipal Building;Borough of Queens. Court square. Long Island

City;Borough of Richmond. Borough Hall, St.

George;—he will charge, receive ar.d collect upon such

taxes so remahiins» unpaid on that day. in addi-tion to the amount of such taxes, interest at th©raw of seven per centum p«*r annum, to be cal-culated from the day on which the said taxes be-

came due an.l payable. v!_.'. Octob-r Z. as pro-

rid«-d in section 914 of the Charter as amended jby char 447. La*s of 1908.

December 1. 1910.FRED. H. E. EBSTEIN. Receiver of Taxes.

PROPOSALS.PROPOSAL FOR MISCELLANEOUS KAll^-

uay Supplies.—

Office of AsuiHtant Pun-has-ini? Officer. Panama Rail Road Company. 24 1mate Street. New York City. December -nd.1310

—Sealed proposals willi\u25a0•» r*ceiv*»<l at this

office until '-:00 P. M.. December l*-th. 1910.for furnishinc the above mentioned articles.Blanks and full inform*iion may b« obtained I

at thin ortice. WENDELL L. SIMPSON. Major.10th Infantry, U. 8. A.. Assistant Purchasing jOfficer. .IOFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THEi

District of Colombia, December 1. 1910—

Sealed proposals will be received at this office juntil

-o'clock p. m.. December 13, 1010. for the'

construction f a Branch Library at Takoma. I

Park. D. C. Specificatlona and all i:ei-iâi«ary in-,

formation may !,.\u25a0 obtained from the Chief CWrk, (Fnginffr Dnißillinaill. Room 41' District Build-,lug, Washington. D. C Depo.lt of $10 required ,

to Kiiaraxit^f returu of plans. Cl'NO 11. R1-!

DOLPH. JOHN A. JOHNSTON WILLIAM V.JI;D8ON,

'"•!• BELL. GEORGE F- ISOWER-

MAN, Commission to Construct Building-

~AUCTION SALES.

BY VIRTUE of warrant of seizure m«rsed intoan execution. Iwill -'i- «t

—«th aye.. Man-

hi»u«n. December .'•. lf>!(». at :» :*) a 1:1 onaoak dresser. booWcas^, rug». ,-i,

JAMK3 J. DEZKLU Marshal.

APVEJP.TI^KMENTS AND KsstWl2 (or Th» Trlbuna received at ib»>lr UptownOttcw.No. '."tî Irmiiway. betweî StUh and :<7ta »ts..

until l» o'clock p. m. A<tverT|9e>n«nu received atlVi- follof.ins brarrh cfflc»-- at reîlar ofßee rates

until S o'clock P- «*>•• vis.: 26-« Sth aye.. *.•. cor.2Jd ft.; Hi «'>"> *vr

-rtrr. '-"> Bt.: 104 East MM

fct.- 257 \\>«t t.J St.. batwaajl 7t_ an.! Mh ayes .283 \v»jt 125 th »'.. 103."> M ay».; IKZ*» 3d aye.,

n»ar 61st «t . IfH la) a-. » near 89th at.; 137Kn>«r 129»h »t.;.71S T'emont as* »!50 M a*?..

and any American District TelegTaph CIV *

NOTICE OF SALE.SUPREME COURT. QCEHNS COUHTT. —,

Charles GS Mahl»r, Plaintiff, against ?V-*«-?

Mahler: Gnstave Mahler.- individually aril as

tsurrtvtn? Eaecntcr of the Last WO and Testa-\u25a0Hal oi Matthew HihJer. Ist. 4*c«a«!d; Kath-,•rins Mahler » \u25a0wife of - aaid Gestav* Mahlar;SophU Mahler; Justin* 3lah!«rr; Era Mahler^Matthew Mahler. 3r-t; Jos^phlno C il»i.!«r:Hel*n D. Maaier: Grac» E. l!a .-r. Harlemcav:r.?3 Bank, Defendants.

In pursuance of aa Interlocutory jurta.Baa* r>~,partition and ami* duly mad*! ant! entered tn tM

above entitled action and bearing <lat» th* 3»nday of November. 1910. I.i>»« tc-ierstsTK-i. r *referee In said jn£i*Ti*entnamed, wills«ll at »Bb-lic auction, at ta© Exchan«» cal^srooan. Nca. l*-16 Veser Street. In the AjrcngS erf Jfanhaawi.Cltr of New York, an til*6th (Say <rf T>cwttb«r.:1910. at 12 o'clock noon on that day. by Jo—^7P. Da/. Aactlone-r. tin* premises dire«Mdlbj:said :.dßTnent to be Bold, and thawta «B»B*aBlas foliowa:

PARCEL NO. tAll that certain tract >f land, with ta» te-

prov-nients thereon, situate te Wara 0— or tn*

Borough and County of Queens, City and Sea'»of New Tor*, and beiagr low number* 33. 34.3.'. 36 and 37 and th« ncrtheasfsrly hair or letnumber 08 aa knovn and dl»UngntahM aa •*-map entitled "Map of 161 Lore et Grotmil slra~ate In the Village or Ar.torla, Qn«ens <-«ii!r».L. 1., belonjlne to A. and W. H. Jackson. -snr—veyerl April.1370, by P. G. Va= Alst. City S«ir-— - ' and filed tn the txffice of th« C'«* «C]the said Comity of Queens, and ta bounded acct.described as follows: Beginning at a point la th*northwesterlr Hue of Ninth Avenue- iScmr«-boven otreet). distant one hundred and ttlrty—

seven feet and mi incJres n<srtn-i*3t<-rl» from th*

corner formed by the Intersection of th« north-westerly line of said Ninth ATtSM with tb-»'nortbeasterly line of Jamaica Avenue, a*ataUßJ*on said map: r-mi»in« theaca nprthwestsrty par-allel with said Jamaica Avenue una bund an*•nrty-ftv«? feet and r!v» and or.c- ha'i inches t.-»the southeasterly line of lands al Genrsra Prrcn-»roy; rhen'-*' runclnir northeasterly and aior*lands of George Pomeroy. at>out ens hnrulrfvtand thirty-seven feet aßj six and one haiffinches to til* inters**'

\u25a0 of the Rortheasteri^line of said lot cumber 33 with the southeast-erly In- nt said land of Georsro PomertTy: M

thence southeasterly a!on? the nortlieaaterly l:n*of said lot number 33 cc« hundred and forty-

two fe<»t fi^-ând one— tacfc<*s to the aortfi-erly =-» of said Ninth Aiwme: and tttmr*Routhw«>sterlv alMi? the northwesterlr

*iTle •*

Ninth \T-»nu*> one htsndr?-! and thlrtr-eeren fe-tand six inches to the point ef Twgir.r-Tn*.

The- foriowics » a diagram of Parcel V?. I\u25a0be sold:

137.«._^^

J

J •137 *.

Ninth A-"-

The said premises wUi t« sold ftee and Bsl

ofanyandaun^.^^ _-, .A-i that mm Pi-sa ;^^^n-ith the boildinga ther

betas in the ;erenth Ward of J^Ôty of'

map Btxty-flve feet._____

_» p,-«i\n » tr»

b^lifK^nl'by^Broadwar. New Yorst City.

T S\ s • :• I

j _5 , itOSH \East Broadway.

The said premises will be sold fre- an* elea»

of aav sn<l "ail liens.PARCEL N0..1 .

All those two certain lots P*B"*"^'^™.̂Numbers S6 and 88 PW Street, which taaen t^.srether are bounded ana describe a3 follow.

-F»

einntns at a. point on the easterly slda of Pi^tf™distant ggh-T-fcm? "«8l*Inches ncrther-l7l7 from the nonheasteriy comer ot Ptn a^ Rjv-

irôn Streets then.:e runrins ea»»<^y ar<255 paraTel'to BlrtaM

-

B^P^Sê^rêet^^^^ten "nches S the point « p!ac- ef aaJBX

be *eld KnownIby«*?»« Tn%

Street. New Tork City.

j ioo.lt

'» 1-1

II11—iîi—

Vyi l"©.tl

I:* •

isi

K;vlngtor. Street.The mi& premises will *>• sold subject *«•

•roortsas!* of ?t>.L<>»-<» which la -. -<v -» ii-« ansaid premises, with Interest thereon *—

::n J_n-»15th. 1910. at the "rate cf JV. p*r annum, andfree and clear of any and ad other liens.

PARCEL. NO. 4.

Ml that certain la*, piece or pa- i of las:*.with the buiidlnxs thereon erected, situate. Macand beinu on DM northerly side of Mad!**-.Street in the Sever Wars of the City of Ne-vYork and is bounded and a>-«'r.! a* follow?.to wit: Besinntr.s at a point d:* SiZ ni7iety-s;-feet easterly from the northeaster!- tvmer ofScammel and MadUon Streets; thence rjanisr

easterly alor.s said northerly $OS»- of ila-isonStreet twenty-four fe«t ta the centre !i_w of a.oarty wall on the lot hereby conveyed and th>»

lot nest adjolntns on the ea»t: thasjaa northerlyija-t!y through the centre of saM pa- w_U ar.dnarallel with Scamme! 3ti-«t ninety -six feet;

thence westerly and parallel with Ma<iison Strnrt. • -••\u25a0•. thenre souther^ anl pur-

a.Jel with smtnm«-l Street ninety-six Wt t-

\ladiaon >tr«--t. the place or pomt of b»c*.nni-c-Said de-cnb*<l premises, with the bui!din_«

SesUm. is known and desKraeted as .No. i«Madison Street. New Tor* City.M

Th« following I» a «!:acram of Parr-! No. 4 i->be sold: Known by Street number 3-13 MaiiscaStreet. New York City:

/~_7~' ..

II Ix

»ft 2i_j%"' ' ~

Madlaoa Street.The said premise- will be sold free a- clnr

of any and all liens.Dated New YorX. November 7th. 1910.

inns a VAN NOS>TEA.Nt>. KlA'flWI_ N- MANLEV. Attorney 'or Plaintiff. 103 3r«

St. Imos Island City. New York.EillLß K. 11ATHGEBER. Attorney for lr» G.

Parrln. suarUiitn ad 'item tor infant dMrtvi-av'a. Matthew -lahler. 3rd,

'Josephine C.

Mahler. Helen D. Mahler and Grace B- Mah-ler. 24rt Jackson Avenue. L*..ns lyt^n.iCity.New York.

TYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRITERS,VICTOR VI_IBL£. 7i> Mason Sc: aSSmafree; all make» taken part paTiaest; iarrafcaililni«»x ! rt-amln^toua. OUîrs. Shnitha.

!'*oM£ ALLEGED GAMBLERS FREE., r'it-Ve of the prisoners taken by Deputy

t-CB«i*tee,.,n,r Drissoll and his detectives*•***"

jrda^-evening- ina raid on an alleged

%>Jl?*)i"? houte In Stone 6treet were ar-\u25a0>-.\u25a0 brfore Maffistrate Steinert to ths

«<cni. s <vjurt >-e£terday. Four of the pri«-

released. Magistrate Steinert•WUtrtUnj; that they should never have''^

arrett-d. The others farnl^he'l SS6O*M e^rh fcr .xamlnaticn en I^MMjMJ

Tht \u25a0aar shipments for the monthUSÎP/HXJ feet- were considerably lighter

'fcsri d-diittz the summer months, and show',a>s oi about 1^,000.000 feet as compared

»SJJh \u25a0 laaajdMK ISO 3flfjures. Shipments"t, v.r. ;d of October aggregated 1.051,606.-

•*!•.• compared with 9i5,55T.000 feet*Up>.j in 1509.

Qaia shipments during the month. 16.-4*1.5::3 bushels, were considerably i>elow

'x.rrespo.idin- MJfj figures of 23,594.212fcwh?i:r, the greatest decline being shownfc» the silij.mtntof wheat, mainly from Du-lsiii-Superior."

:«; monthly nhir-nif-nts of pig iron, salt"H copper tbow some increases over the*-arrp*j>o!Kkns U» totale, while those of

iron njanufactaris and miscellaneousj£*s«fct were Jess in volume than a year

Tbe season receipts of iron ore to the

*»<i .-r October are ft-ucd as 5W85.162:«jnr torts, compared: irtth 34.569.304 Ion?tuns received u^rins; the ccrre?pondinc per

«-. jt>i?. of the tcta!.-

\u25a0-» tiiar S2

X-rr cent vra*nnloaded st Uabe Erie po^=

nn"! ifco rest at Laê V -a- port?. The

Chi-:as-* disuict. including- Gary and Incli-sr.a Karbor. received fcr the ten months of

rh* p-r-tPiit season *. total of n.4^.44:: Ion?iflcs. a^ cgainst i.995.469 lons tons in 130?.

. It is noteworthy that the tin months' re-l-

obipts nt Gar-.' for th« preM»nt year. 1.677.-'-Hi h>n« tons, show a decrease as com-

W.re«J -i'h tne :?09 f.S'irr-s. while those at

•Us* ori.*>r twe ports substantial in-•

\u25a0Tjjo. October ?ljipments af hard coal.-•<±ief-- from Buffalo. Erie and Osrreô. ag-

«*T*:rt ...... tons. The season

f^Wr.c-rr* to the rma of October are stated

•« Z.:,:r<ZT.Z fhort tons, the largest total for

*» I.wri~» ever reported to DM bureau.

TitOncber fhiptrienta of soft coal. ".554.-*H sbr>rr tons, were alto unusually bjaavy.

*i»rcrc-?*Jy iSI"iSl"expectation of an ear ;y c'os-

*£« of r.ariâtion during- the present sea-

LAKE COMMERCE'S BIG YEARLikely to Exceed by 3,500,000

Tons Record Year of 1907.Weshinstoa. gee 4.—Commerce on the

'--. I^Jkes for t?:e year 1910 promises to

"b* The larc^st in the history of the trade.

\"li Tvir r^r^r-ii by 5.500.000 tons th*. rooord'.: -?»ar of IStu. the ;-a lof StatistioS of

';\P p^rtment of Commerce and Labor

«=timat<>s. if the months of November and

1-"ember «^>mc within 3.000.000 tons of thewrreßponditts m«mtte of last fear: Tl:e

icial shipments for the season are csyect-

r,- lo '»? Bbout-

i^.rfv.ten?.

Tî? large shipments are dy part-

ly to th<? fact that the Beaam opened early

and tlixt during the earlier summer months

:h« EMprnenta •were TinsuaJly heavy, th*

reason record for the lirst ten months of

the rrar >?:n!? in e\cess by more thacSfiQQjOQG tons of those in tlie > ponding.-,.- 1 las-i year and 0.0K'.000 tons greater

than thofi in the record year. IMS.O^toly*'-. bow^vr, v.ith shipments of !••.-

__«<?.:S7 tons, fcH slicrt of til*;previous Oc-;.."tntrrs figures of 1".0TP.*12 tciw.\u25a0 —\v

=

;'*«lue largely to The Fmallcr C(iiantity of ore:'*tipp«id-jrir!£ the month from the upper

; !al>-<? i>orts-

ON THLTiSDAT.p.- Joseph P. T>a> .

HsSK BBSZAIV&'Si"£f

TtV b!4«. exre" aale: a*°

- vIV X- -5* to 258. b w cor i^fayetta

J-\'i*77 I"" irrie. 5 Bty bid*:«r.' sale: aiso

Z%SSB£ *%%"*:«r«' Bale: ml*>

•"S^C".-.a".' i»'«:;.•\u25a0\u25a0 -vfiÊ:-:S-THS

-TH AYE. 74.. a c cor 4«h t.-»^*

\u25a0"^n trS. 23W, w s. 49.11 ft n of J2sth BY-«^ > -or «trr «s> *'\u25a0**

ViEDNKSDAY.

B." Joseph P. IJ»y.

H VVB. 375 to 37% and iwH"«'at 23<3 st. nw cor. *74.PxS4x Irres. tlir^4 sty an on. 3 sty

bldgs: voi sale.ifiTHct Mto-' \u25a05- 300 ft "ofsth a- c. fSiz

MX thrê'3"and one 4 elf owlgs; County Hold-irsr no ad Oeorse Nichoiaa *>t al: Merrill & n.sttvß- LBHasbrouck, ref; amt doe. RUN IT:tax"»«| *tr. K3.75380 sub to three rmgs agsre-gating $235,<U0.

4TH' XT 3W rip. 4; ft • of lamia st. 2->x'.>*j.

2 Bty brk and frame bid?: Metropolitan Savings

13a"k aJT! Anton Kiusr et al:A6ixa Hutrhi'is.iuVg- «• \V G Baiter. .:\u25a0 aim du«-. 85^6803;

taxV?.' • '•\u25a0\u25a0 520051.TAYLOR ST MOT to 1011. « ° \u25a0*3° ft *ofCo-

lumbus ay*. 80x100. Van Nest; T E Fitzgeraldact August Retabock ci al as trust-^s; .1 EO Rrien.

-attT; Isiior rohr-,

- ror. arat due.$::><«* taxes, etc. $1.677 42.'

C.TII PT G2B, \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0":i1";ft •* of AM A. -•"'-\u25a0-UT-". h'v t<"iii't; 1. X Boettl«er ax» John Kroaesterp» al- Thomas Fancy, atty; William Kleiu. r»f;

anst *iw. flii.i&ZQO; tax»s, etc, 51.36!> 34.I29TH !~T "IM

- s. ?*V>''

w of th ay». 25..., -" -. ety1taunt: -. B Ullienthal agt Chris-tnpli MiE.'ttJl et al: pnnund "Wei-hnler. atty: f!UCor!r,MTamt due. $21,014 \u25a0»: taxes, etc 5300 58.

ByHerbert A. Sherman.

CHARI.ES ST. 56. \u25a0 c, im.7 ft" of 4th st, *£fls. Z sty house; exr's sale; estal* of John B

McPhprson. deceased.GREENWICH ST. 3!«1, «" B. 25 ft n eC Beach

Ft •*4xl-0 4 st- tenmt and stores: Eteffen Dteck-n'ann apt Charles Bert.

- - bJ: Thompson, Iv &

"v' aitys; bam HenderFoc, ref; amt cue. $21.-.- 34"- "taxes, etc. U505 30.VMCTERT»AM kVB. aWI to 2f«?l. » «\u25a0 cor IRSd

st 100x43 5 «v wml »nd store,; OermanlaT Mi- Irsaraac* Co ar Morris Esrr.stein et al;

Ww^bTSw T D .Tnhn»on. ref: ana due.577 :*ilII*:taics. etc $l,oooiu

MOT-NT HOPE r:^ 14 and 16. B s. 110.11 ft c

; - tic. etc. $4»C.

By Samuel Goidstickcr.lirrW ST. 546. \u25a0 c. 45>>.2 ftm of Pleasant av*^

irVnV^fiO11 3 «ty tenmt and stores: B B B

v.-:fr:,e!er"-Bi;. S >.MVrL.n. rcf: amt due. $•-

.471 59. '.a:.':?, etc. 5351 -i-

The budget will be as follow?:TO-DAY.

At No. 14 \-<*a»- street.By Joe-eph P. Da?.

RTH AVB. 2153, n w ear 128th at 2oil'?0. 3sty t^rnit an<l stores: :ra.n*hold. Ph<»rii; Realty

arid Construction Co a;rt Isidore Braveman *>' al:J R t-chifr. atty; .1 A Farrell. r»f; amt due.SIS.SSG 6S.

151ST ST. \u25a0 \u25a0'lV> ft w \u25a0•>' 7th a-••«. TSiS9.lt.

\u25a0racant- 5 E Sands et al. trust etc. agrt F'an-nle Harr.lin "t al: Power? *: S, atty«: T a I*

MrManua. ref; ant dur, 527,77502; taxes, etc,

$77.7 \u25a0>-

3HS»TH ST. v s. 14.1 ft \u25a0»- of r» fa awe. 100 x'05 '^. to 140«h st. xSOz irr»«r, vacant; W II-\u0084„«= .• al a« trustees, St. "David Iêvy <>i at:Bower* *5. .»\u25a0••>\u25a0. Ct»a leo Firpston«, rcf; amt

dur. I\u25a0\u25a0 ,*'*.* ••\u25a0. tana. etc. J3L8258Q.By Par.iol Greenwald.

on »YE 2-*"-" \u25a0 \u25a0 2-V7 ft n°'"

11;i" *' >T

lflft-

sty tf-nmt; BberttTß sal* of allri^t title\u0084. Which D J Glue* had on April 1, 1910. orElnr«=; C P Whitman, atty.

10TTI FT "72, «\u25a0 a r.no ft <• of Ist Rye, 25xa».7. 4 sty üßiat; Sheriff's sale of all rij.ij,tit!*', etc. which Harry echem had •» A

'nl 1.

1910. or since; C a Vi"hilman. atty.

TO-MORR-OvT.By Joseph P. T>ay. .

PTH AVK n w a. 137.« ft o <*. of Jamaicaa<*«\ Qtwens, «vU.'»..">:i Istc^; also

hast itrio,I.\vaV. 10*. v. s. HOT, ft •«\u25a0 .ifPik- st. 2.-SX&-. 3 6tr termt. with s;or-: also

Pitt CT E« and 88. «• c- SI.R ft Dof Ri-ia«-ton *st; 4y.Vsl«¥).;i, two Isty bids*, wtth Etores;

mts It.***;aJFoMADISON" ST. MS. n 5

••ft « *'

c-. 24x9*. 5 sty taunt, n-ttb "tor*B. lG Man.*.,_, y Mnb!<T ft a': L- X Mar.l»y, atty. J 1•* ~s>r< Nf>*trand. ref; partition.

ci'LJ-JVAV FT. 125 and 127. <? F. 1?2 ft B Oi.

rvi^« si tVixllkirr-g, •? «y t-nmt arid stores:. ,^ :.^t

fr y S P-l Ga-idio et al.

Fs-jI H-llini'-r, attv; vr g Quigl-r- rrt; amt

5u- |ÜB7St! WM». etc. ?S00; wbjeet to atot mts of J33.WO'.

M'»TH ST*2O3. r. ?. 100 ft w of 7th «vf». 37. fixluZtlA-ltw t««t: Swain Magda. etal agt M

. Shih .. al: .1-

Booth, atty; C A,^W«r»a««^;,f:a,r.t doe 114.282 : taxes, etc. ?S.S9*. sub»o a first mtR of Jll,OW>.

By Herbert A. Sherman.

14-.TH ST CO. 1 b. IS7.Q ft c of Mara ay*

rlf; »mtet a '"> S Carroll, *" :

etc.1' '"\u25a0'"\u25a0

Bt.«BB«t: tax»s. etc J_.41,..0G,tub ;o a prior mte of$41,000.

By Hugh D. i^mrth.-j—Tj .- 523 nB. •\u25a0• '\u25a0' *°' l*t aye. 25x

102.2 4 Vtv t^niiit:H B .v-»r act F G Wefaj.•4 kM""Wight, Htr;-: Warr«n I^sii-. r»f:amt

Si.* S^27:: -" taxes, etc ?St»3 SS; sub "\u25a0 » first

mts cf 51K.5"0.

Opportunities for the Operatorand Investor in the Auction

Market.The Bruce estate holdings, comprising

no l«w* than twenty-three parcels in choicebusiness sections of th«» city, -will be Foldat the stand of Joseph P. Day. at the RealEstate Exchange salesroom, Noe. 14 and 16Vesey street, on Thursday next.

Operators and investors will have a.chance to bid on the most valuable groupof properties that have been put up atauction in many a day. There are no Bronxproperties among the Bruce offerings. Inthe list of parcels are several buildingsalong- Broadway, between Canal and Hous-ton timing as well as No. 176 Williamstreet. No::. S-i and 86 Chambers street, No.2"& Bowery and corners at Canal andLafayette streets and at West Broadwayand Spring street .:':

Among the properties likely to attractthe attention of speculators are No. 661Sixth avenue, near SSth street, the south-east corner of Seventh avenue and 4Sthstreet, and the northwest corner of Seventhavenue and 125 th street. 75x100 feet.

The estate has announced liberal termsof sale, under which 70 per cent of pur-chase prices may remain on mortgage forthree years at 4l2 per cent. *\u25a0'%?-$

The northwest corner of Sixth avenueand Sd .street, occupied by a four story

brick building, -with stores, and consideredone of the busiest corners in the Pennsyl-

vania station zone, willbe sold by order ofthe . tttra of Andrew Alexander in the Veseystrêt room on "Wednesday by Mr. Day.

The plot contains about 6.200 square feet.

Another property of a class that seldom

s**eks disposal in the auction room is the30x175 foot plot on Fifth avenue, just southof 70th street, which Bryan L. Kcnnellywill sell Wednesday. December 15, to thehighest bidder for the heirs of Margaret

J. Plant-Graves. With this property, whichadjoins the homes of Charles L. Thatcher.John Sloane. Adolph Ijewisohn and Mrs. i-:.H. Harriman, tine purchaser will set aneasement to a 17-foot alley, which runsfrom axta to 70th street. .

OFFERINGS OF THE WEEK

Twenty-three Parce!s in Busi-ness Sections on List.

TO SELL BRUCE ESTATE

RECORDED TRANSFERS.

iTVitfc name and address of purchaserPECEMBEH 3.MANHATTAN.

BKOADWAT, BIS7. 41xH>i; Rraltr Trar.sf-rCo to Herman Fighter im»g S50.00Q); Aug 1;

f3CK"-; address, 562 "West 148th St.< r-IHBKT FT. 174. 5 sty brk. 25x114; Ida Sal-

kin and aco to Julius Salkin: Xov 1«. $100: ad-dress, 311 Houth sth St. Brooklyn.

MOTT BT. B. « »tv brk. 25x irrfs?: Ne-varkto Rahway Exprws and Laverj- Co to AugustaLent; r>f 1. $1: address. 3JU W«st \u25a0*.

SPRING BT. 148, 3l3lsty brk. 20xR0: NathanHarrison Realties to Joseph L. P^lnh^rc <mtg-

s2o.ooO>; Dec 2: 91: address, 1229 Union «••-SHERIFr ST 83. •"• Bty br!t. 25.^100: i=amu*l

Mann to Sarah >:iRosenthal; Oct ?1"O; ad-

dress. 7 West i;«rth st.'

STII AYE, v B. 100 ft \u25a0 of 147th at, 45>.11x10"- Roalty Trar.Mrr <"

-to G«rson H'.-man (mts

$56,02<a; A-;ij 1; #7".<v>". address. 111 EastSlst -'.

' -'

STH AYE. W B. ."<"' ft « of 147th Bt. s^x^:«=ame to «ut-,«. itntx$40,704); Auk I:*«3.«X1O; ad-

•ir^rs. 581 \Vest 143 dst.

STH AYE. 8 w cor 147th Bt. &0x irres: \u25a0«

90 11x 125 v irreg:-Rsmo to I»uis Els^nh^rar mit?$104,631); Aug I: ?13<5.O0O; address, same a9above.

inriTPT 4S West. 3 Bty brk. 21.6xJ»2.."»: Eliia-b-th A c'M-cum to C"Adelr-rt Becker fmU$2.r>oot: not :;. *100: a4*ii—. B;-eck»r st,- V,lll-lamsbrid?:e.

*«

•J7TH ST i"w *\u25a0 »ft • c of Lexington a v'.».4x; 0. John H Leary to Fr-derirk E Gr.n-nisonTi'mtff SU.'Vio-. : Dec 1: *1: address, IPS

Montatrue st, Brooklyn

3STH ST v s. 130 ft « of ITliaye, 50xP«.P:An-a" \ OReii'v and ano to Anvli* Armaii<l:i-,!-. 1: $100; a4dr«cs, 1"S East 52d st.

,WTH ST. 2.-VS and 24» Kat-r. 6 sty brk. 57.6 x100 5- Miriam l>vf to Ray Isaac? (mtg ?o_.o<>i>,-

Now 2*«: $1: address, 020 West 12Sd at.

S.IP ST. 411 nrd 413 East. 3 Bty brk. 40xK>2.2:Realty fr*nrfer« Co to Louis Eisenb-r? <mtg.ti4.<W>-.; Aus 1: ?17,i»0; address, 061 I\«it

143 dPt.

04TII BT 7'l W?««. •"\u25a0 st- brk. 18*149.11:John Hankin to Elizabeth TI RanUin <»*$l«,000); Dec 2; 5100: address. 123 -Rest 44th

at124TH PT n s. 175 ft w of |«t a;c. 3°»

100.11: Herman Fichter to Realty TransferCo: Fob S. 1009; 510C-.

SAME FROPEETT; P.«a:r-- Transfer Co to

G^rson H-man .rntir $37,500); Aim I;$jQ.~000: addreaa.-Njil East 81st st.

H^TH ST. n s. 100 ft v.- of Kb alO.alo. 2oxr>910- Realty Transfer Co to Genoa Hrman.nd an" cmtjr $20,421); Aug 1: *25,000; au-(?r?s«. 11l East Slst s..

LB6TH ST' .V.2 and 554 W««t. B6xS9: Realty

Transfer Co to Theodore Pin).. 1 <mtsr »25-000); Ams 1; $45,000; address. 201 West 11. th

et". vT=STH PT. 552 and C>4 West, 50x80; Realty

same to G<ruon Hyman and ano tntj; ?..-.-

.n0.. A'is- 1; §45,000: addrtE.", 11l East BU»st.

THE BRONX.

BOOVE ST, 88 25x10©; Frank Marcus to to.-1.-> *X>ii'Rogx'<nng S5.000): Nov 4. $1<h): ad-dress, 16 BruaJ st. Slapleton, Staten Island.

LOT 30fl. map St Raymond Park; .T^nni*Coterba to Catharine WhSrtley 'mtg $-1.000);

Dec 2: flOO; address, 2063 Lowell aye.

LOTS 118 and 117. map of 300 lots con-trolled by Henry Mor^rnthau: rnif-o R»alty Coto Stability Realty Co (nit? SS.OOO}; Jun-i30: |100: addre??. 115 Broadway.

SHERMAN AYE, « s. -stends from 160 thst to McOMlan st. 413x1X); Sherman aye, nc cor m .\u25a0< lellan st. *"!»x'ji<>. Sherman a-, n

\u25a0•\u25a0 <-*>r 167 th Ft. 111.7x94>: Sherman aye. w« SG!» ft 11 of 167 th st. isoxl(;<».7x irreg: Sheri-dan sic. c a. 350 ft n of McClellan st. 7."x100; 101at Str«x»»' Co to Concourso investingCo;' N<>" 21 'rr.ts $23,600); $1; address, T)U

Park «v».UNION AYE. n <* cor 132 d»'. B9«**; Belle-

\u25a0p.-ood Construction Ci to Jlav Holding: Co(rare $9,759); Dec 2; $1. address. 820 Broad-va-.

WIL.DEH AVK. •«\u25a0 8. 150 ft n of .I»»ff»rjson

aye. StelOO; Bracken a--e. w s, 175 ft. 8 ofj«:f!<srson arts, Tr,i;U>o; Samuel Mann to SarahR [ti—lltTinl Oct 24; (100; address, 7 West120th st.

144TH BT. n s 150 ft \u25a0 of Brook aye. 73xion John X McAffee to McAffê ConstructionCo. Dec 1: *100; addra:?. 3:if> West.S4th Bt.

144TH ST. 51» Eaj»t, S7.6.Tir>fi; M«iAffe« Con-struction Co to John F Fa> en (TP.x.r; $28,000);Dec 1; S40.«»00; addresf. .".7:; West lS3d et.

145TH ST. s 8. 475 If c of Willis aye. 50i100; John !r!r Fa: -en to John X McAffee (m\g$4,000); Dec 1; $100; address, 339 .West l>4thst.

363 D&T. B *, 17S ft » of Monti aye, 7031•H4^lrreg; Enx:na R Bland to John B Bland.tru« "T.*»r $22,000); Dec 1; $1; address. 290Jiast 1634 st

RECORDED MORTGAGES.("With name and address of lender's attom«yj

Interest 5 per cent unless otherwise stated.DECEMBER 3-MANHATTAN*.

nrtQADWAT, 3157. 41.8x100 (prior mtit $50.-000): Ausr 1: 8 yrs. ** per o«\t: Herman Ifichterto Theodore Simon; 56,000; address. 277 Broad-war.

BROOME ST. 141. 8 Ky brk. 20x«0; Dec 2;due as per bend; Esther Greenstone to TitleGuarantee and Trust Co; $10,000; address, 176Broadway.

MACOMB'B PL. n w cor 15M st. «i.1x168. 7xIrres (prior rats $73,22133); Nov 23; 2 yrs, 6per cent; Beacon Falls Realty Co to CatharineLKnobloch: $17,000; address. Eaglewood. N J.

MADISON AYE, 548. 4 sty brk, 25.1x100; 5yrs 4's per cent: Deo 3. Rose B and Charles aMarx to Annie IT Hyde. $«0,000; address, Sara-toga Springs. NT. i>::'

SPRING ST. 148. 313 1 sty brk, 20x80; Hn 30;

duo as per bond: Nathan Harrison Realties toManhattan Savings Institution: $20,000; address,644 Broadway.

BTH AYE, n w cor 89tn st. 2*.ir>xßo; Bth aye,

w 8. 2*.1 ft n of 89th Bt. 24.1x80 (prior mtir*H6 000); Deo 1: 2 V™. « per cent; Martin andHerman K!n« to fcad>'e E Ens-:. $25,000; ad-dress. 1X530 52d st, Brooitlyn.

221> ST. 4£9 West. 4 my brk, 18x08.9; Dec 1;due as per bond; Catharine Golaint to TitleGuarantee and Trust Co, $8,000; address, 178Broadway.

23D ST, 441 West, 4 »ty brk. 24x117.6; lease-hold (prior mtg $5,SO0); Nov T. instalments;_

p,-. cent; Houtherland Apartment '•> to MatmlM Seeley and an", $1; address, 4ti4 lJarU. pi.Bridgeport. Conn.

83D ST. * b. V»0 ft • of 2d aye. SOxOS-9 (Driormt« SB5.000): Deo 2; 8 yrs. « per cent; MinnieEtern to Isaac Rosenberg; $S,oo<>; address, 20077th aye.

'i;- '.36TTI ST. n 8. WO ft « of 11th aye, 60x9). 9:

Dec I:3 yr» Amelia Armand to Anna AO'Reillyand a'no; $21,000; address, 428 North Brv.*d st.El!j»beth, N J.

62D BT, 437 East. 4 sty liii.20x43.3x irrer;Ne-- 'JS- cue us per bond: John P .Stahlbach and

other* to Title OaaraaUw «ad Trust Co; $4,600;addrefs. 178 Broadway.

S vilE PROPEKTT <prsor mts; $4,600) ;Novng.*- "r."

r. i> per cent: earn- to Joac and T.lnayon Dra-tnan; 12.°" «.idr«iß 801 .Vi §• JerseyOr, H 3-

\u25a0jZS £T. s a. Z-'j ft • or 2d *>»%, «T.ar42.lC4_

RECORDED LEASES.

fv\*ith name and address of lessee.)DECEMBER 3.

BROAPWAT, 1410. store, etc; l^> Shub-irt to.To: .T rvmohue- from Dec 1. 1910. to May I,1313; $5,000 to $5,000; addrp"? 31S West 121st et.

IST ST. 7 East; Roso Herts to riiilipHoiscli:10 -rs frorj Xov 1. lt>U>; .$.;.-><>; address, 7 EastIst st.

BTH ST 74S East, fif>c-rand basement : JoachimPpiro to Harry A Sichonnan; 1 yr 6 mes fromXov 1. 1P1O; address. 748 East 6th st.

2T.TH ST. 120 West, store; Samuel X Johnsonto Gussie Perlman and an"; .1 yrs from May 1.li*10; H.im. addreis. 12« West 25th st.

SOTH ST. CIS West: &-a. M Cartainß to He«BioUw;« rrs from Jan 1, 1011; ?2.400: address,

51 vs>at no-h st.

73, 4 sty bluff": eAts' «alp, r«tate of 31 V.'Bruce, deceased.

MONROE ST. 243. n it, 277.11 ft W of Jack-son st. 28.8x94.3, 5 sty tenmt and Btores;

SaaraH Zarotrin a»rt Joseph Rosenberg- et al;

n'-t A F^r^Tison. atty; D E L.ynch. ref; amt

dae. *?.7S'J i>": taxes, etc. $r.9S 78; sub to prior

m'? of $31,750.

LONGFELI-OW" AY™, 3301. n w cor oN,Freeman «t. 2.1x100. 5 sty tenmt; Victor Osr-baxds .lit Albert Gerhard", Inc. et al: Ciocko«- C. «tt7«; W A McQuaid. ref; amt due, $1.-41S3S; taxes, etc, ?:>'»", rib to a. first iritsof $30,000.

DAVIDSON AYE. 2350, n • cor Xorth st.100x40. 5 sty tenmt; M M Goggin et al agt.T F Ha.«Bet pt ml; TT Boise" atty: JamesOliver, ret; ant due. $1". ST; iax«e, etc.$1,500; sub to a first mtg at $38,000.

By Samuel Mar;:

GHEEN"WICH ST. 797 and 790. n • cor 12thst. 74.7x21x irresr; *» Bty Ml and «tor« bWg;Manhattan Life Insurance Co ast Bernhard*V;hnitzler »t al; Holmes, R «fr K. altys; P JFv»r«.t ref; amt due. $42.146 34; taxes, etc. $1.-

411 77.'

MOF.KIXGSIDE AVENUE EAST. 20 to 23. n ccor lieth «t, '300.10^100; two 6 sty flats; O SRunic art Bartram Realty Co ct al: F P Hum-mel, attv: C U Hoftman. ref: amt due, £>5.-623 78; sub to a prior mtgf of *ISO.O<X>.

By Herbert A. Sherman.

PLEASANT A\TE. Sol. • s. 84.S ft 8 of 119thFt. ie.*ixTs; 3 sty d»g; Louiat) Beliand Pjrt MaryAltieri »t a!; J A K»nt. atty: J C Coleman, ref;amt dv». 51.216 69; taxce, etc, $384 54. cub to arr.tg of $5,000.

120 TH ST S4O. s s. 437.6 ft •» of Pleasant M,lS.9xlOO.ll; 2 sty brk dtrfc: LiHie McC Hartlganay". Morris Flor»>a et al: Harrison. X & B.attys;Is»:arr. Henderson, ret: amt due, f5,603 47; taxes,etc, 5216 22.

By Daniel Green1XION* AYE. 11S9 and 1191. s W ear 16Pth t>t.

41xal.lO; 0 sty t»nmt and etore?; CaroHofi Stemagr Annlren Realty Co et al: S*rasb«urß'"r. E &S. attr:-: C a Ob«-ivag»r. rff; amt due. ?39,-?TI490; tax»«, etc, $817 SO.

ON" FRIDAY.By Joseph P. Pay.

SD AYE. 3.">3». it s. 13&.3 ft n of ISSth st. 2ox104.4 Xirreg. 3 stj- frame d-yp: admr's sale.

WHITE PTÂIXS lU>. <» h. 100.1 ft s of Kos-suth aye, 25xT7.r.x2557';.*, WUliarasbridge; M DN'esmlth agt W W Penfleld -et al: Grant Squires,atty; X H Raphael, ref; arr.t due. 13.300 S.";lazes. e»c $181 ST.

14-3DST. n s. 112.10 ft.or.l>-n<w aye. 47.2 x09.11. vacant: P T\" Mc<"r,ni a«t Tênox SU)raKeWarehousw; "0 et ai: W'arr^n McConihee, att; ;WilliamIsenberg. ref:amt due. 57,018 50.

By Cornelius G. Kolff.SEDGWICIC AVK. w B. «S4.fi ft n of Wash-

ington Bridga Park. 100x192.8x100.5x202.10, va-cant; F T. Marshall »t al. as exrs. art ,J Big-gart »t al: H. R Bayn*. attv; T> T Doyle, ref;amt due, 510.771 79; taxes, etc. *471 10.

By Daniel Grecnwald.FT NICHOLAS AYE. 753, W e, SS.4 ft r. of

14Sth et, 2O.St<>R.9x irre?. 4 sty d» ?. Sheriff'ssale of all right, title. etc, which I>mis> •»Meyer had on Fcb 11. or since; Ivatz & S.aw*.

M. C. D. Borden Forced to Enter Mar-ket for Certain Style of Goods.

Fall River, Mass.. Dec. A (Special).—was a little activity shown in the printcloth market last week and the total salesare estimated at 150,000 pieces. There wasgood call for wide and. medium wide goodsand a concession of an eighth of a centhas been made on certain lines.

M.CD. Burden, of New1 York, owner ofthe Fall River Iron Works mills and theAmerican Printing Company* concern,through his local broker cam« into the mar-ket on Saturday with a bid of 3 1-16 cents 11

yard for 50,000 pieces of the sub-countgoods known I**27-lnch. WxKs, deliveries to

extend up to February 1. Thia is the firsttime Mr. Borden has been compelled to

come into the open murket and purchasethis style.

Th- quotations are as follows: "S-incb,64x345. 3s* cents, nominal: 2S-inch. •>4x»X»5,3*3 cents; 27-inch, 64x603, 3U ants; \u25a0:T-i'.i.-h.s<iss6?. 3l» rnnts; 27-inch; iitxSSß. 31-16 o»nts-S$H-luch. 6-UCis, ceuLa. 2) inch, *txTZs.5?4 cents.

THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET

TO IMPROVE GENESEE RIVERPlans for Storage Reservoir

Above Portage Adopted.Albany. Dec. 4.— Maps and plans for the

improvement of the Genesee River by theconstruction of a storage reservoir at Por-tage, above Letehworth Park, have b<?«>nadopted by the State Water Supply Com-mission and the order made to tile the

same in the offices of the County Clerks ofMonroe. "Wyoming and "Livingston coun-ties, in which property -will be benefited.The cost of the improvement of the river

will he $4.385.000. and a tentative, apportion-ment made by the Commission in accord-ance -with the law. will divide the ex-pense so that it will he borne by thecounties, towns, the city of Rochester, thevillages and the individual owners of prop-

erty in the Improvement district in pro-portion to the benefits each willreceive.

Much "damage has teen caused by theGenes*-^, owing- to its extremely unevenflow. In Rochester alone th» flood lossIn a single year has amounted to a totalof $1,000,000 and 2«,030 acres of farm landare overflowed nearly every year.

The proposed reservoir -will create a lake15 miles long", extending from Portage upthe bed of the river so as to cover por-tions of Wyoming, Livingston and Alle-gany counties. The reservoir will store18,000,000,000 cubic feet of water andits area, when filled, will be 1% squaremiles. Its average width will be one mileand its shore line approximately 40 miles.The length of the dam at the top will be800 feet and It will be 152 feet nigtt. Itwill be 115 feet thick at the bottom andwillcontain 154.000 cubic yards of masonry.

Objection has been made in the past tothe location of the dam above the fallsof the Genesee Riv£r, which, constitute themost beautiful feature of Letchworth Park.It Is proposed, however, in operating- thedam always to maintain a sufficient flowof water so that the amount of waterpassing over the falls will be above theminimum amount which now flows in thestream. It has been pointed out that theexistence of a lake, nicn as the reservoirwill form, adjoining the- p*rk aril] add toIts attractiveness.

BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

UNION AYE. b• cor Kelly <nr 152d) st. ."<>t

J>i>: j?piiew<>«rl Construction Co loans May Hold-ing Co $25,000.

NEW BUILDING PLANS.MANHATTAN.

COMMERCE ST, n a, 50 ft w of Bedford at;for a 5 »ty brk factory, 24.6x3f1.i1: E M aMestani7m M.O Forest acre, owner; GoWner &Goldberg, 204 Jackson aye. architects; *-i>'"-

17TII ST 440 and 442 West; for a. * at» brk

ire plant. 52x92; Elder &- Wells, loth st and OUia-e. owner; Julius Kastner * Dell. 1133 Broad-vay. architects: $70,000.-

LIS PENDENS.*STD ST 30*

'East: Charl«» Bloom net. Abrsliam

L-iohtac et al (foreclosure of mortgage); attor-neys. Hllquit& Lara—

11£»TH ST. .":;« and .">:;S East: Emanuel Ixrnin-son ast Jennie Stern et al (foreclosure of mort-

\u25a0*«»>; attorneys, Bloomherg & BlJUHiUllll.LOTS 90 and 100. map of South fMinnnt, The

Bronx: Adele rieoa« as;' Hagemann Cor.strue-

tlon Co rt al (foreclosure of mortgage); attor-

ney, V 0 Leubuacher.LEXINGTON AYE, •

W cor S3d Rt. "2x46.1:Edward Stafford agt Mary R Washburn (action

to determine title. etc); attorneyg. Hays, Kauf-mann &Lln<Jh»lni

USTH ST. n s, 115 ft w of Lenox aye. 25x100: Albert M Heracta agt Harris Mand«>lba'imet al (partition); attorneys, Elsman, Levy. Corn& Lewlne.

ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.Howard P Romans to John .1 DiUon; $1. .Title Guarantee and Trust Co to O F K*nn:

$OSame to Enultabla Ute Assurance Society:

George Turow to William Felnberg: $'..

Gwendolen Ho well, individual 'y.^ ano. asexecutors, to John J Dillon;$3.%.725., Lawyers Mortgage Co to Edwin A Ely; aIassts: "total. $45,000. \u25a0

_*_ <mA; Samuel K»mpner to Ellas Kerepifr $100.

! William Keil to Anthony Smyth; ?O.SOOKilas Kempner to Mercantile Trust Co. \u2666

;assts:sir». *>\u25a0\u25a0 \ ....Hannah Kempner to Ellas Kempner. $100.

Christ Congregational Church to Martha .1

Lawyers Mortgage C* to Lawyers Title Insur-

ance and Trust Co; $33.000 •

Same to Gertrude C Winthrop; $o«.0oo.Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust «-o to Gen-

eral Clerry Relief Fun.'.; $33,000.Sawi to Lawyers Mort piCo; $..0,000.

• North American Mortgage Co to Empire c*ty

Savings Bank: $85,000. ,| Same to Catherine LKnobloch et ai:**._\u25a0>!.

Realty Transfer Co to Lt=uis Eisenberg; f\p-

800. "

Hyman Conn to Leopold Haas; $100.

MECHANICS' LIENS.KELLY ST. 104S to 1056; Jacob Strum ft a!

agi Boulevard Construction Co. owner; George

A Frank, contractor; $154.PROSPECT AYE. w s. SZO ft n of IS3-1 st. 50

3tf'B: Salvador* G Arnono agt D'Ang»!o-lionaKurConstruction Co, owner and contractor. $1.3^..

7TH AYE. n « cor of 24tb St. K>.llx7^.=.Seiners & "U'ynkoop agt Manhattan Office Build-ing Co, owner; Bliss & Griffiths, contractors;

$7,200.WHITE PLAINS AVB, « a, 45 ft n of Bar-

tholdi st. KX)xl(K>: Morris Marks et ai agt Mich-

ael Maresca, owner; Joseph Pistone. contractor;$160.

WHITE PLAINS AVB. w 8. 45 ft n of 221stBt. 30x80: Charles E Staker agt Frederick A

Trompler, owner; Joseph Tronsan, contractor;$2,318.\'%INTON AYE. n p. 200 ft w of 2d St. 75x

20* to WiUard aye; S'hwartz Plumblns Supply<--. act Germansky Construction Co. owner; JohnMeter, contractor; $800.

44TH ET, SI West;* Fcinber^ & F«lnberg agt

Tt:omas Slocum. owner; Renovating and Con-struction Co. contractor: $13T. 29.

24TH ST 148 and 150 West: Foletto Brothersa^t Boreas Realty Co. owner; Peter »Juth>. con-tractor; $1,870.

\u25a0 i7TH ST*>35 to 241 East; Thomas 3 Mooncy

agt John Do», owner; Abraham 9llverson con-tractor; Julius Mueller, sub-contractor; $81.-

.SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS.

LEXINGTON* AYE. 223; Harry Applebaum.ngt IIBagg et al; Nov IS. 1010 (by deposit):

tot.143DST 458 East: ITnlted Plumbers' Supply

Co agt John Gamp et al. Aug 1!>. 1010 'by de-posit 1: $14" 66.

BROOME ST. S«S and 570: Hudson StructuralSteel Co apt Joseph thestokas 'et al;Nor .TO.

1910 (by deposit): $156.MADISON AYE. 7R and 78. H G Vcgel a|t

George Backer Construction Co et al;Nov -3,

1010 (by deposit); $4,000.

BRtX>MK ST. sfi3 and' 57<>; Hudson StructuralSteel Co apt Church of Our Lady of Vilna e.t al;

Nov SO. 1110 (by deposit). $156.IÔTII ST 701 Bast; Al<vssandro Medici agt

Amelia Pirk et al; Sept 14. 1910 (by bond): $283.

SEABURY PL. » « cor 172dst; A C Horn Co«gt V B Construction Co et a.; Iwi t, i»t":

$55 75.KELLY S=T. 104S to 105«; George A Frame Bgt

Boulevard Construction Co et al, Nov 28, 1010;

?45K>3-- -"%.'SAME PROPERTY; sam« agt same; Nov 23,

1010; $75". /

I7TH ST. -421 Kas: : Harry BoM at al agt

Paulino Abeles et al; Oct 20, 1310; $195.

HOUSTON ST. 10? East: Otto Friedman agt

John Doc et al: Oct 24, 1010; $38 60.SEABL'RY PU !« « ccr 172 d st: Bemhard

Schneiders ag-t Vincent Bonigur et al: Not 11,i VJIO; ?ISO 40.

V.'ard*. 80x100; March 13. 1905; Robert Strahl to

Harriet A Baldwin. $1,100; attorney. W E bam.nsis, M Liberty at.'

ZULETTA AYE. fl a, 200 (I w of Map»s aye

7SZIUO April 13- 1910; Mary L and Thomas JD-r.ohue et al to Henry Neeb; $500: aaßkaaK 408East 120th st.

3D AYE 212!». 2CxfV;; May 1«. I^9: Charierand Thomas JlcDermott. by special sruardian andsaid gi»ardlan individually, to Title Guaranty

and Trust Co; $15,000: address, 178 Broadway.

ir.4TH ST. "I.1* East. 25x100; T>c 1. IyOK.

\u25a0Wllhelmlaa A BTJS!=e to Charles- Wyrm« and

Daild K<B^'':. S4.000:'attorney,. Title Guarantee

ar.d Trust Co. 176 Broadway.-159TH ST. n s. 225 ft'w of Elton eve. 25x100.

-••'!• M 1MB: Cornelius IISheridan to WilliamShcrwwd; «>»>: attorney. Title Guarantee 11:

Trust Co. 176 Broadway.

SATISFIED MORTGAGES. '.("With name and address of lender's attorney

DECEMBER S.MANHATTAN. *$£?.

AVENUE B. 87, 4 sty brk. 20x«4: April 4.IJKW: Morris and Philip Wlldfeuer to Kate,Seuiek; $3,000; attorney. Huso Colin, 19 Ave-

nuo A.BROADWAY, w a, 119.11 ft b of IS9tli st, 40x

100; Jan 31. 1907: the Crystal Realty and Con-struction Co to the Metropolitan Life InsuranceCo: $53,n©9: /attorneys. Woodford. Bovee &Butcher. 1Madison aye.

DOWNING ST, of-, 5 «ty brlt. 25x111 11x117; July 27, 1803: Samuel TV B Smith to CharlesIfYoung: and Charles T Dunning-, trustees: $25.-000; attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 178Broadway.

DTCKMAN ST. ? « cor of D *tr^«t,11<5xlcK>:Nov 19. lfK>l; Horatio S Byrne to Mutual LifeInsurance Co; $2,000; address. o2 Nassau St.

HUDSON ST. 625, 4 sty brk. 53.11x19x irreg:Dec 1. 3f»05; Nathan Garbsr to Marsraret Shea;?&.."C0; attorney, Tile Guarantee and Trust Co,17« Broadway.

HUDSON S^T, 153-155, 9% sty brk, HBluO.Dec 5. iyO7; William D Klloatrlck to the Shel-tering Arms; $33,333; attorney. Roosevelt 4:Kobbe, 44 Wall st.

JANS) ST. s w cor Greenwich st, 65.8x78; F<?b-. 10O7; G»no\icve B H«ywoo4 to John W Fer-fuson: 535.00!>: attornflyß, James, Schell &Elkur. 170 Broadvray.

LEXINGTON WE. 1256. 4 sty brk. 67.2x20:Now 21. i:*>7: Jefferson M I<ew to the R«>er\«Ti;nd of District No .1. Order Kosher ?h»lBarzel. a corporation: ?12.000: attorney. TitleGuarantee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.

MARKET ST. 101. 2-""«x4f>: Juris 1. 188«: JamesA Shepard to Sarah .1 Day; $4,000". attorneys,Jackson .<• Burr, -15 Broadway.

MULBERRY ST, w f=. 141.3 ft nof Broome st.6l>ilOO;July 10. 18f*4; Wm G'lli»n- to .T HardenPurdy; 530.000: attorneys. Bow-r» & Sands, ?,lNassau et.

ST NICHOLAS AVK. 7STv 4 sty brJc. 55.4 xltVllxSlx2f>: Nov 1, 15*04:. Ottthleen Turn^y tothe CoTninnn-a-ealth Insurance «v> ; $10,(H>0; attor-neys. Bowers <£ Sands. 31 Nassau st.

ST NICHOLAS AYE, 757. 4 sty brk. SlxlfMlx70.9x20.5; Nov I. 1P04; same to same; $10,000attorneys, same as above.

ST NICHOLAS AYE. 7S5>. 4 sty br!(. 7'T-l>x2Ox72.2x2.'.; Not I. IM4; same to sanve: $lO.OfH); at-torneys, tsamft as above.

WARREN ST, 20. 3 sty brk, 2T.xl«iO: Aup 8,1901: Chauncey B Graham to Oliver J Wells:$5,000; attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co,

176 Broadway.WASHINGTON ST. w s. 25 ft s of Park pi.

!8.656(L3k18.2x55.5: Dec ft. 1S84; Uuni V Rhine-

lander tn American Mortgage Co; $8,000; at-torneys, Bowers & Sand?, 31 Nassau st. /

WEST ST, "1") and 31»3. o \u25a0 216.6x50x213.2x50;Oct 2>. 19<»4; Marx and Moi^s Ottinijer to ScholiaBrothers: ?:!s.<h.x>. attorney, Lawyers Title in-surance and Trust Co, ISO Broadway.

IST AYE, n w cor 11-Sth st. 23x73; Msrrh 15.i190.'- Glus«ppo Labrio!a to Michael Palladino;$3,500. •

2D AVK. f s. 75 ft f of Ssth 8t,. 27.2x5.8; .Tun«1. 1880- Christian Welsonbach to Harold M Silland Thomas H Doueh^rty. of Philadelphia, trus-tees: Slt>."iV>: attorney, Mortimer S Brown, 76\u25a0William st; 7TIIAYE, f

• cor Il9th at. 27.11x100: May 2».lflOl; H»nn- G nnd Retina Prltting: to MaryGebert: $2,500: •attorney. lawyers Title Insur-ance and Trust Co, 160 Broadway. .:

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11TH AYE. a w cor 47tli st. 20tS0; Not 1.IS>OS; James J Tierney to James Pf-iany: $15,000;attorney-. R C beholder. 120 Broadway.

11TH AYE. w s, 20 ft c of 47th at BOxSA.6;°April 13, l»0«. same to Georß<* Ehret; $7,?.'K):attorneys. Holle, Warner &. Bin^ham, 120Broadway.

11TH AYE. k w cor 47th st. nS.SxSO: O<-t 11,1S06; same to same; $1,500; attoruey* as above.

SAME) PROPERTY: June 27, 1906; same tolane; $4.00Q; attorneys as above.

14TH ST, n c. 105.6 ft from n w cor 2d aye,103.3x25.6; Dec 15. H*>s: Arthur Jackson to MarBorck: $4,000; attorney. Iôrils W Osterweis, 170Broadway.

23D ST. 14.1 to 147 Eact. 7Px!W« 0; Oct 14. 190!>:Charlea A and Kis-ie V Hewlett to George A endC A Needham: 200. attorneys. Strong & Cad-vralader, 40 Wall Bt.

2CTH ST. s s=, 375 ft tt of ftfa aye. 2.r>\?<•.:>.F«>b 1. 1906: Israel Blum and Jacob likJplson toJoseph Edelson: 51,50«>: attorney. Hugo Cohn, 19At* A.

28TH FT. 533 and 32!>. 44sPS.O: Jan 7. ISM:Fiancesco Genovegfi to Jacob Hirsch; $4,500; at-torney. Title Insurance Co, 135 Broadway.

32D ST. a 5 82.S ft ? of Ist a.ye. 4J>.6x17.«>:An? 16. 18*9: Kleaiens Mvnett to Samuel Kemp-ncr; $450; attorney, Slgmund rechsler. 22Broadway.

72D ST 442 Kant. 3 sty brk."16.5x75: March ."!.190**: .John G Ki?sner to Elizabeth Bullwinkel;54.«.l«»rt; attorneys, salter & Stelnkamp, 140 Nas-sau st.

72D ST, 31» East. 4 sty nrVc. If>2.2x3f>: Dec 3,I»O7: Howard Conkling to Kmil Frank: $12,000;attorney. Title Guarantee, and Trust Co, 176Broadway.

«Tl{ ST. 113 Went, 3 sty brk 18xO7.«; May15,1906; Jan.? Van Cott to Emigrant Industrial Sav-ings Bank; $6,000; attorney, Win C Orr, 51Cljambers st.

93D ST. »•» West. 5 "tv brk, 28.Sxino.S; Feb15. 1807- Oath B Middleton to Union Trust Co;$15,000; "attorney. Lawyers Insurance and TrustCo.'160 Broadway.

93D ST. 332 East; 5 sty brk, 25x100.§: Dec 1.1904; Sophia Becker to William Osterholtz: $5.-

000; attorneys, Ebcrhardt 4 Pimme, 15 William\u25a0t.'

10»?TH ST s B, 24& ft c of Riverside Drive, 17xHiO: D»c 29. 1800: Pet-r Wagner to Metropoli-

tan Life Insurance Co; $25,000; address. 1 Mad-ison Square.

114TH ST, 279 West: 0 sty brk. 100.11x20; T>"cI.1005; Marie E&an to Sarah L^-y;$2,800; at-torney. Otto Acker, 279 West 114th st.

119TH ST, 3-"» West: S sty brk. 10x100.11;

Dec. 2. 1307- Ices X Cushman to Title Guaranteeand Trust Co; $5,000; address. 176 Broadway.

THB BRONX.BEA MONT AYE, c b. 116 ft B of 153 dSt.

133x24x1^x23; Feb 18, 190»; Charles A Corbyto John J Ryan; $1,500.

BAYARD "ST. a a, 32 ft w of Batlisata ay«»,

20x39.5: S*pt 8, 100»; the Mountain ConstructionCo" to F N Duboie & Co; $3 000; attorney. Will-lam V Simpson, 41 Park Row.

ELM PL, « '. 81 ft n of East 189th st. 25x75;

Dec 1 1904; Annie Mulling to Central MortgageCo, $4,000; attorney. Title Guarantee and i.rustCo,' 176 Broadway.

LOT 15 to IS, Inclusive, and 36 to 43. inclu-sive amended map 1.131. of Adee Park; June18 i«>a; Stern-Wolf Realty Co to Emily A Hall:$5,500; attorney. Otto J Katt, 22 William st.

LOT 71. map of 211 lots of Downing estate.Van Nest. 25x1T)0. July ft. 1896; Patrick Jordanto the Rev Euseno McKenna; $200; attorney,

William G Mulligan, 777 Tremont aye.

LOT 64 map at Hunt'a Point Realty Co; Jun<»11, 190S; Peter VMartin to Hunt's Point RealtyCo; $200; attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance andTrust Co, 160 Broadway.

LOT 302, map of Section B. Vyse estate, be-longing to Tcrenty-Third Ward Land and Im-provement Co; March 22, 1010; Charles P andPauline Schneider to Title Guarantee and TrustCo; $8,000; address. 17« Broadway.

LAFONTAINEAYE.n c ear of ISOth st, 106-3x20.3x100.5x20.5; Aug 7. 11K>7; Katharine Dorlnto Dollar Savings Bank of th« City of New York;$3,500; attorneys, Lexotr, MacKellar & Wells. 41Cedar st.

LOT 167, map of Wakefleld. 100x114; Juno li1906; Valentine Woncilskl to Frederick W andMarirareira Trumplar; $300: addreaa, 221st St.•west of White Plains aye, Williamsbridge.

-NELSON AYE. a W cor Union St. lot 34. man

of Hljrhbridgeville. 10.2x100x11.8x100; Augr 15.1000; James and Kat« J Branipan to Sllaa a.Haley and George Frothlnghatn, tru«; $5,000; at-torneye. Atwater & Cruikahank, 43 Cedar at.

NASSAU FERRY CO <propexty la KlngmCounty and New York County Nov 1. ISB2> toGertrude C Wlnthrop; $5O.00O; attorneys, Cou-dert Brothers. 71 Broadway.

PORTION OF LOT 104, map Mornxania. '—\u25a0-

fins at point on w a Clinton nve. 131.11 ft n of>-'«*th st (new McKinley Square), 188.3 to c 1

block betwean Clinton and Franklin ayes x 28.10;< i.

• 25. 1009: The L«vlnßon Improvement Co toWilliam (• Wood and Ronald X Brown, trus-tees; $6,800; attorneys, HUlq-Jltt & Levene. 320Broadway. "."".,\u25a0\u25a0

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PARKVIEW !'!^ <\u25a0 s. 7.2S ft s of 100 th *U2T.TUO- July 1. liKW; iFordham Realty Co to Cen-tral Mortgage Co; $4,000; attorneys. Otis &

]\u25a0 . -si- Bar \u25a0 Liberty Bt.

PROSPECT AVK. w a. 225 ft \u25a0 of 165th Bt,

16Ox«5: Ort 30, i?x»7: Joseph Maaaata to Geors«.T McEneeny: $10,000; attorneys. We-hßler &TU->thscb.ild, 138 Broadway

\u25a0TOPPING WE. 1788, c s. 20x95: Dec 2S. ISM \S W Silb«r to Ida Schneider; JS'X,; attorn-y, iTitle GuaranUs and Trust '".\u25a0 17* Bread* sy. I

raUARD AYE. • •. 525 ft t* ©» 3d at l24thj

irres:: p m (prior ml? $26.000»; Dec 1: GJ«March 16. 1912. <5 per cent:. Herman Lehman to

"William J liullins; $4,900; address' -140 lâstat* at.

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105 TH ST. 22 and 24 East: 6 sty brk. SS.BX100.11 (prior Bits $48.1)00): Dae 1: 3 *«* 6 percent Morris and .lames Jarcho to George Tu—raw; $5,000; address, 18S9 Dou;!ass st. Brooklyn.

106TH ST. i!,» ft «> of M aye, 25x100.1;Mm 3: 3 yrs. 6 per cent: Jam-. (3 Andriaccioin Teresa Cassaasa; $4,500; address, 57 "West

71st «t.

144T11 ST. 519 East. '37.6xloo; p m.(prior mt$23,000); Dec I;3 yns, «per cent: John ¥ Fayen

to John X McAfee; iMri.OOO; address. \u25a0"?;>!» WestS4-th st. -vh'->5 -'\u0084-""'i150 TH ST. » ». 105 ft w of Wales aye. 100x125 (prior IIlia. \u25a0].•—). Dec 1; due Jan .1. 191+:f>'i per cent; Henry Kothe to John Bussing, if.$2,000; address. Mount Veraon, XT..

170 TH ST. n «. !V, ft w of Fort ins*™",avp. 50x97.8; Dec -. 3 yrs; L MHolding Co to

Prißcilla T P Staxin and ano. exrs; $45,000: ad-

dress. 169 West l)3d st.THE BRONX.

BP.TA.NT AYE. v ». 450 ft r. of Randall aye.

25x100; Dec 1; 8 yrs; Hunts Point Estates toEmma B Dresser;. $7,000: address, 44 East 50that.

CLINTON AYE. n w cor of 175 th «t. 13«irreg (prior rats' $38,0001; _>ec 2: dv» March 3.1911* 6 per cent: - Wledhopf Construction Co to!Abram E^Khateln: $3,000; address. Clifton pi.IBrooklyn.;

INTERVALS A'*B. c v cor of Beck st. 81.1"xlOOx lrre^; Dec 2; 3 rra; John J Tully Co toLawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co; $56,000;address, 170 Broadway. ;rf-~-

INTERVALE AYE. 910 and Sl2. -VItIOO: P<v

!2; 3 jtb; sajne to Charles Strauss; $43,500; ad-idress. 317,West 75th st.

MORRIS PARK AYE. s n. 75 ft c of Ftlimor,.'St. 2Sxloo (prior mtsr $6,000): Dec 1: 2 yra. 6 per•sett; Marls O Oesmaa to John J Buckley; $1.-

\u25a0 50O; ad<iress. Eastern Boulevard and Ferry lane,

West Chester.SHERIDAN AYE. n c cor of McClell&n st.

300x100 (prior mt.s; $7,60*/); Nov 21; 2 >ts. 6 per!cent; 101st Street Co to Stephen Ball; $15.530;address, 3682 Broadway.

UNION AYE. n «> cor of Kelly st. or 152 dst.,=>o\9o (prior nitj? $19,000); Dec 2; 1 >t. 6 percent; May Holding Co to Bellewood ConstructionCo: $25,000.

SAME PROPERTY (prior mty $P.750): Dec 2;1 jr. 6 per cent; same to game; $8,250; address,

200 Broadway.

RESORTS.«W JEKÎtY.

Atlantic CityRoller chairing on the famous seven mile ocean board-walk in the morning, eighteen holes of golf in the after-noon, theatre, piers or social life at the leading- housesin the evening, and you willhave had a day of much

.--.sure and be ready for the morrow's programme,which can be arranged to suit your taste and conven-ience from the unlimited diversion? and pastimes fromwhich to choose.

LEADING HOUSESWrit* to any of them tor luforraation on the *MBa4Mfßfc milrt. healtifui natt

of Atlantic City and its many advantages as a bealtb and pleasure r»-n<i«rv«n».

Hotel Strand Hotel IVim- <fi«l«i Hall*y.l»e«luslr»!y. ci0Wflfor Extensive Imp-Tuts. r- *-Young. \Hr.

H. C. Edwards and r„„„,Trah inn . Th» RotmhatrtFrank B.Off.Mjrrs. rc^-J InJb v M'tirrDam*::.

The Sbetburne Walter J. Buzby.flails' \u25a0 iiir

Ta-ob W-tkp^Mxr Marlboro__h-Ble_h,i,_ rr.Co.fcr.Bo-s.Hotel St. Charles * Both Am«. and Eorop. Plans. ; The rennhnr«»:NVwlla H:iin*--|Co. ! Josiab. White £ Sons Company, f Win. K. Jloo*t.Atlantic City is reached in three hours ..a The Central Railroad of S. -f. tnanp

"West 'JT.rd St or liberty St.. or. via Penna. R. R. from ?•"- At». and "2nd Et. Fen"through vestibule trains daUr. -with Pullman cars and day coaches.

RESORTS..NEIV JERSEY.

nXEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. MOVDAY, DECEMBER & l»fc

IRIS MEW TALKGovernor of Delaware Points to

Republican Losses.

BIG FALLING OFF IN VOTE

iris mew talk to sell bruce estate atlantic city...fmaißiiiia 2?. parcels, -with at— aaaa>...

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