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New-York tribune., 1907-10-27

ever firmly OF the opinion that thousands OF per
tons who have taken their savings from the panAs
VII invest the greater part Of the money IN feai
estate, and there viii therefore be more itphey
70 further building projects or to perfect purchas
ing operations than the market has had at its dis
Posal II many months. Not one person VINO mas
peen prominent in realty trading for some years
could be found yesterday who thought the reatfy
outlook was not bright -
The Real Estate Record and Guide sayvsn IT'S
-ast issue in article about the real estate STU
aaon. in part follows;
a. hose who are interested IN the vast real estate
ins.sIests Of New York owners, investors specIu-
.es1iss 6nd brokers, are asking, "What VIII DC W
tssuit Of the serious financial disturbance tlat
Laye occurred during the last week?' conser-
so4ts judgment Is convinced that the outcome can
- Dc Otherwise than beneficial The country has
fe-s peen and VIII contipue to be on sound DUST
49, 49, pssis. While widespread prosperity mas IN
xeiSsa IN some directions an oVereXpanson OF @ uSr
,stoyIneft, there is solid basis OF legitimate Du5l
eor oes shd corresponding pronts that makes tne
~sSlGy as sound dollar. Hence II Ws4e
sss.1 better able 10 withstand and recover from
slpofaFy and local disturbance. Had TINS ols
enent been due TO deep seated nati9i4a ~
a. ~ anon would have resulted. As mar ~
Sat troubles, II not largely local. are at WoIsS
81 ayle The house cleaning that has ttsuitso t
n ID1ssale changes IN trust company olIectVIseS ~
,apss sDt has produced temporary alarm, D.t ~
afss. bfng about sOunder business eonduct o.
crersss ana with that q renewal ana even III Al
80 or popular confidence.
s must result in the betterment OF the re-
ks~A heta The trust companies whose iuiluS
bsen DEVOTED 10 unwiSe schemes. VIII seen
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
CHARTER co. TO BUILD
File Plans for 1925 900 Apartment
House.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend-
ent Murphy for q six story apartment house
for forty-eight families to be built for the Char
ter Construction Company, of which Henry Fdel-
muth is president. at the northwest corner Of
Broadway and 127th st, at a cost of Sl25,0O0 and
for a six story apartment house. with ground
floor stores and accommodation for twenty-seven
families, TO be erected for Alonzo kight who acts
his architect in St Nicholas south
Of 173d st. at a cost OF S25,OOO Schwartz & Gross
the architects for the Charter Construction
Company.
Plans have also been filed for a six story com
mercial building, to be erected at No. SS1 Fifth
ave, for J. II. Peer owner. It is 10 have a
frontage of 245 feet and a depth of 100. with
FACADE of brick and limestone ashlar. Gdorned with
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
NEW STREET PROJECTS.
The Bronr to Haze Many More
ThOrOughfareS.

The Bronx is faring well in the way of securing
additional streets, says 1.-The Real Estate Record
ana Guide Fully one-half of the thoroughfares
to be opened through the efforts Of the numerous
commissions are situated across the Harlem River
Proceedings for the opening of more than a score
were formally instituted by the Corporation Coun-
sci on Tuesday 1t is interesting to note that these
are the first proceedings begun within about a
year. Many Of the old commissions are still TAX
ing testimony, though their work is fast drawing
10 a close. Quite wisely, perhaps. a large number
OF those selected to serve the new commissions
are members Of the legal profession. and 1t is
expected that the work Of street openings will be
greatly accelerated thereby. Some of the
streets to be opened exceed two miles In length.
The street opening bureau has already laid out
the area of assessment in these instances and all
necessary maps and surveys have been prepared
improvements of this nature are usually followed
by substantial increases in values. Much Of the
property affected purchased during the
cent boom in The Bronx, and chiefly upon the
quickly opened. The delay in the necessary pro-
cedure has been admittedly long, and doubt
will prove somewhat costly to number of specu-
lators who bought top notch prices. but those
who purchased intellgently likely to be
warded for their foresight.
WILL ALTER STABLE INTO A GARAGE,
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
ANOTHER PLANT FOR MILK co.
structureaWil Occupy Large Plot in Man
haitian Street.

The Sheffield Farms Slawson. Decker Company have
purchased,-ehrou Bernard smyth alns large plot
the sonth side OF Manhattan st. nedr broadway.
on which fhey viii erect another OF their sanitary
pasteurizatkn bottlng plants. similar the
pleted by them IN West 57th ST The building
IS 70 be uaa,d by branch sellers
the John c., orr Company which sold the plot IN"
south side Of Manhattan St SO 3a inches west
OF Groadwag Pence Realty Company.
sold the plot the south side OF Manhattan ST.
4IG feet inches If Broadway 5oxl5o feet giving
Sheffield Farms sIavson. Decker Company combined
plot Of n by fee which will be Immediately I'm
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27

a row Of Dor+c pillars at the top story support
ing an ornamental cornice 1t is TO cost 10000
Samuel Sass IS the architect
Plans have been filed for freight station with
Offices to be built for the Adams Express Com
pany at No. 81 TO 319 West Broadway and No. Il
TO 10 Wooster ST., a cost of $4,000. and for
making over the four story and basement hotel
No Il East 18Th 81. into loft and store building
for William Elfeis as owner. the improvements
costing $780, according 10 the estimate Of George
N. McCabe the architect
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Beaumont ave. S, 29O Of 18th st; two
three story brick tenement houses. 2QK65 each;
Charles Clark $4,000
Long Island Sound. s, from Greene 10 Morgan
aves; one story frame storage, 22xlS; Mrs A
Ieverich. owner architects, Hoppin & Koen. BOO
Matthews ave W s. 125 # of Van Nest ave;
Two story frame dwg house 2lxiS: Andrew
and Lawrence Snyder, owners architect. Tim
othy Kelly ................... ...............-.. $500
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS LEASES.
Big Demand In the Section for Apartments,
Houses and Stores.

Du Blois & Taylor said yesterday that the demand
for high grade apartments IN Washington Heights
is excellent There IS also big demand for houses
and stores district. They have leased the
two story building No AT West l50th ct 70 a laun-
dry company; also three St Nicholas
and 149th st six stores Alfred Rauchfuss in
the buildings SOC and 5O4 West 145th They
have also leased the following houses: For John e
Euat!s No 5s Hamilton Terrace. for Charles D. Koss
NO. z13 West 14sth St; for Adelaide Tetenherg. No
545 west 149th st.; for c. w. slade No. 81 West
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
RESIGNS FROM FINANCE DEPARTMENT

I. 7. Flatto. for many years connected with the
Estate Bureau OF the Department Of Finance. has
signed that department to his time to the
practice Of law relating condemnation proceedings
He has opened offices No. 100 Nassau ST.
Flatto special adviser 10 the Controller sew
eraI important Sinking Fund and Beard Of Estimate
transactions. Controller already placed IN his
charge Delaney st assessment matter. He has
been in Manhattan Bridge approach
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
INVESTOR BUYs L. !. CITY LOTS.

William l.. .IarlwcH Co sol1 to a Manhattan
investor lots. g5xN5 feet. the east side
Als ave north OF Harris ave- Long Island city.
Also sold one 25x1O0 feet on
way 25 l7th ave, Long Island CITY. The
same brokers have investor the
Corona, Long Island
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
Two DEALS IN WATER ST.

Douglas Robinson. Charles & Brown & Co. have
sold for "A I57 St. a six story brick
business building a lot 2Ox5I3x irregular. 70 Emily
T Kent. who the adjoining building. No. 15o
The size of the combined parcels IS 40x50 feet
L. H. Ludlow & Co have sold for client No So
Eynter St q five aorv warehouga lot . 2xs5 feet
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
TO SPEAK AT REALTY SCHOOL.

Charles Griffith Moses viii be the speaker at the rel
estate school of West Side Young Mems Chrlstia
Association No 800 57th St. next Tuesday ever
ing His subject is "Appraisais: Expert Testimony"
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27

1921 st.; for Mrs. e A. Murray. No. $40 West 149th
St: for Warren Skin, No. 550 West 140th St; for
paul NJ Herzog northwest corner Of Convent ave and
l4sth ST. for l. Lowenstein. No. 544 West 14eth
for Frederick Knubel No 42s West 154th ST. for
ceorge H. Sampson. 500 West 14eth St: for r w.
Huston No SIT West l45th st.. Deches Broth
ers No B31 West i47th ST
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27

in the building No. 4s West 2sth ST.: to a Mrs.
Pointer the three story dwelling house 206 West
25th St. and to a. Geaneret the story building
No 100 West 32d st.
The Duross Company leased for A Saritnano 70 the
Western Company the lower part Of the six story
building No. 5l3 Hudson 81.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
UPTOWN HOME FOR INSTITUTE.

Shaw & Co have leased for a term years the plot
9911x127 feet the northwest corner of 13lst and
9TH building is 70 he improved as
q branch of the Hesslng Institute Of Germany.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
/. MARKS GETS THIRD AVE. PARCEL

William Richtberg sold for C. Citizen No. 1923 Sd
ave, 7lst a story and basement
store property. lot 1G9x11O feet.
leased several floors In apartment No 33I
Lexington
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27

ard c Pyle ct al AZ 20
SchMeAher iona ram fleiitec 175 II
Silt Johh-I Ieoie etc 1000 %
IoneI' OMeh-J Marcus Woodworking Company. 169 81
Company $50 80
Weisen, elias. Max, Leon and Henry-Paulins
g. e
WS!I Au9It-Itonal distributing Company. It's ~
lsHeI tame fIleGIl1ani costs Go O3
Nazzaro ...:..-.... ........... $50 90
me CITY OF New loIkIAdee Wnckler 1909 10
Metropolitan Street Railway Company-Maria
~, A Keim =. $50 90
N Tuttle .,......., 727 SO
Alabama Securities Company-First National
= Bank Of Middletown. Y - p151 %
Anna Holden ct al. 1851
The City Of New York-Elizabeth RansforG;
costs ......... 1Os 45
New York City Railway Company-Theodore
Mildred Realty Company-Henry p Senft. 40 90
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
FIN4NCIIL DIS

investment in desirable real estate loans The real
estate market as a result will improve in all its
traflcaes and the Wall Street Panic" will
10 be regarded as blessing in disguise. owners
OF and dealers ir New York real estate Mortgage
money VIII hereafter be easier to procure quar-
tiers where Tit has been salfshly held for private
SchemeS Tor the profit of designing directors.
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27

Ardent. George-Dairy Products Company. S120 81
AarOns, Alfred N-Jula g Bauer et al 247 10
Burln. William A-Marcelus Roper. .........- 474 %
Beebe Ira l.. Jr-MaX Amberg 434 9S
Company -, 1s2 Is
Bernstein Herman-Maynard \ Clement. 80. ,S22 s.
Brown, Edward P-Loua Ettlinger. .......... 3G3 10
CarGone Antonio-People 1000 90
Curran, Thomas-David NJ Levy .............. 81 20
Da Via, Giovanni-Abert Zammatti- 25S u
Duryea, Carl S-Press Publishing Company. Is 20
FatoW Charles-Barnett Berman. ~ IL
Fargo. James c, prestAgents supply ia IS
Feldman MaX-Jacob Malsel et nj; lO2 l3
Graber. MpTSin--LouIs ZuClerman
Goldman. Morrs-Nathan Dalsimer $50
Graham John-Rudoph Guenther. ~
Hopeller. Sgmund-Erust Crate. 91 81
Howard Louis CCeofge NJ Tuttle T27 60
Hahn Frank and AnnaJoseph l. Rosenberg. 1.Ol5
Lieder William J A-Joseph w. Strauss al. 75 20
Lewich Herman-Hane Friedman. costs. 90 O3
Miller. lsaacJames w. Petit et 100 45
Miller, Hattie-same. 127 81
Constructioh 304 10
Bren Sauford-Samuel Jacobs ............... "a B7
Owens. Benjamin A-Meyer c Jacobs et Al. Isl 80
Phillips, HenFy-Davd Mayer Brewing CO.. 80 ~
quinn, James-Edward Poppe Co............... As 80
Rega Iuig-Carmea Rega costs. 115 10
Rendle, Arthur E-Neal Brtnker Company. 235 80
Sweeney, Ralph-BalOn Dickson Company 1901
costs los "a
Sigmon, William-Julus Godstone al; BOZ 90
Stalk. Edmund K--F1rst National Bank of Mid
detoWn, N lOl 23
Stratton. William D-Same 10 lbl y
Slater. Isaac and Frank mot summonedl-How-
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS,

The first name is that Of the debtor the second
that of the creditor. and date when judgment was
filed:
Dixon. Frederick B-J Nash: July 90 1907 81 1873 81
Harris. Harry; Edward Nimark and Joe Fr.edberg-
LYONS; April 90 1907 123 ~
Mendelson Samuel-A Seligsohn; April TO- 1907 10 Is
Tismer. BerthOld aud Josephine-M Ford October
o 1907 7........,..............., 500 90
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
COuntru PrOpertu to Let.

ITO LET-FLUSHING, L No 2o7 wh;estone ave.
directly opposite 20 Flushing Country Club. two
bathrooms porcelain tuhs) three toilets. bed
electric light. lawn, garden stable coach
hous" or garage finest view in Flushing, VIII be
reasonable to desirable party wishes
20 20 abroad Apply 90 ELLIOTT JAFFRAY & CO.
1ai BrontWay- Ncw York city; d. MASTERS CO.
or !. T. BURNETT FLUSHING. Long Island
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
BrOOkIyn PROPERTY to Let.

DARLOR floor and basement and stable for horses ana
\ yard Tor wagon; rent only $40, and 6{5
Marcy ave- near Hart St OWNER. $40 ocean Park.
Brooklyn. 49, arm
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
City Property for Sale.

SRoAbWAY N w cor Reade ct. 66Gxla4 for sale:
- one OF the most desirable corners dov-ntC>o,~'
AppIy 70 WM. 9 WALKER'S SONS 2g9 B'dwaV
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27

WILL ALTER STABLE INTO A GARAGE
S. Osgood Peu q Co have sold for E C. Benedict
New-York tribune., 1907-10-27
Buildings, Stores
AND LOFTS TO LET
on DOWNTOWN STREETS
rutland & WHITING CO.,
BEEkMAN ST.
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments filed yesterday
he first name being that of the debtor:
The Owosso times., 1907-05-24
KEEPING TAB
ON The WORLD

Slow Progress In Getting Hay
wood Iury-Fcraker Repudi-
ates Dea! In 0hio-Stephenson
to Succeed Spooner In Senate.
Government to Prosecute Har-
riman-Boss Ruef confesses
All In San Francisco-Pierce
Faces TriaI-SociaIists Win In
Austrian Elections - French
Chamber Sustains CIemenceau
Ministry.
The Owosso times., 1907-05-24

The Successful Daryman Weeds Out
the Improbable Cows.


Many dairymen are losing their
rightsN profits because they have
some cows that are costing more than
they produce, and these eat up the
profits OF others. Too much cannot be
said about the importance of wedding
out Improbable cows, but too often we
overlook the fact that they are unprof
and cared for. With high priced feeds
and labor short sighted man is liable
To cut down these expenses beyond
economy.
1t is no exaggeration to say that
There are thousands of cows now main
profit IL allowed fair chance. Pro.
fessOr Wing and Mr.. Foord Of the
Cornell experiment station have clearly
illustrated this point. Ten cows owned
by dairyman living near the station
were included in an experiment which
lasted for period Of four years. The
first year the herd was visited regular
ly on its home farm, and careful rec
ords were made of food consumed and
milk fat produced. The cows were
then taken to the university farm and
given good care and abundant and
good feed.
Increase Shown.
This treatment continued two years
when the cows were returned to their
old home and again received the care
and feed that they had had before
coming TO the university farm. The
first year at the university showed an
average increase of 4G per cent IN
milk yield. or 50 per cent in fat yield
The large production was continued
throughout the second year at the uni
versity, but it fell back to about the
original amount when the cows were
returned to their former home, care
and feed After the COWS had become
accustomed TO fair treatment at the
university they gave milk and fat at
lower feed cost than they had done be-
fore, when the total cost of feed was
less. In other words, the average food
cost of a pound of fat fell from l.
cents at the home farm to 10 cents at
the university. In the case OF one COW
il fell from II cents to cents.
These ten cows were not selected
but were taken.at random, and study
Of their individual records shows Il
surprising uniformity Of gain due 10
good treatment. The experiment points
the way by which many dalrymep
could change losses to gains. Similar
eynerimputS have bppn nprfOrmp1 bV
Professor Smith of Michigan and 9th
ers, and similar results have been OBJ
tanned. 1t is not intended to claim that
any and every COW would be profitable
even If given the best chance. There is
O. great difference, and this is shown
only by keeping individual records. -
r. A. Pearson, NJ. S., Professor Of BAL
ry Industry, Cornell University, in
Kimba:rs Dairy Farmer
The Owosso times., 1907-05-24
DAIRY WISDOM.

1t takes q little more TO rig up q
dairy with scales to weigh individual
messes and BabcOck tester to find
out If each COW Is doing her share
but the returns more than overbalance
| the extra outlay. No man is willing
| to keep cow after he knows she is
not making a profit, but he never can
find out until he goes at 1t in prac
teal manner.
Get thoroughbred COWS, then give
them. thoroughbred care, says the Farm
Press The one is just as important
as the other Thoroughbred cows re
quire more individual attention, but
they are willing to pay for 1t.
Never churn In q cold room. The
butter will be cheesy If you do, The
churning room should be about the
I temperature Of the cream.
Because the cow falls off in milk 1t
does not always follow that she Is sick
There may be something wrong with
her feed. Look into that Often it is
| the man and not the cow at all.
The best cows, as rule, have the
most sensitive udders and harsh treat
ment Is the very last thing to practice.
Any harshness will cause an increase
| Of nervousness and a decrease in the
milk flow.
Eight good COWS warrant silo and
a separator. Eight poor cows warrant
q sale at sacrifice.
Following is the lesson of the gilt
o1. 90 Gnt IN
| feed them well and keep them healthy.
Have the milk pure and clean. Put it
up attractively and take it to the
choicest retail trade you can find. The
reward is sure.
Have a fixed time to begin feeding
| and milking both morning and even
ing. This Is important. When n COW
expects her feed and doesn't get it,
| she ia restless and worried, and any
thing WHICH annoys her lessons her
milk production.
| His cows were scrubs, his food was
scrimped and his care was scant. No
| wonder his dairy farm didn't pay.
Some large coarse framed cows seem
to be profitable until you measure
4 W0ut tucV cut. NHcu YOU ioOh Ut ,hS
| milk pail, don't forget to weigh the
hay and grain consumed.
! The amount to feed depends upon
| the characteristics Of the cow and the
| amount Of milk she Is giving.
1t Is very poor COW that will not
respond to good care. generous feeding
and comfortable surroundings.
| The best cure for kicking COW Is TO
find why she kicks. then find the rem
edy. A COW will kick from n hurt or q
sudden fright
Keep milk and cream where no bad
smells can get to them. A good stone
Jar with close fitting lid Is good
thing In which to store cream.
Feed q good mixer n balanced ra-
tion. She deserves ii.
BE as clean in caring for the stable
ns you are in caring for the pals and
] cans.
The Owosso times., 1907-05-24
Order of Publica alton,

STATE OF MICHIGAN.
IN the Circuit Court for The county OF Snla'
wassee, in Chancery.
OSCAR LA CLEAR
MAY l.. LOOP
JAMES N. MCBRIDE
WILLIS G. FOX
WILLIAM j. BEASE
Suit pendipe in the Circuit Court for the
County of Shiawassee in chancery at the City
Of Corunna on the goth day OF March, A. d.,
1907.
In this case 1t appearing from am davlt on
fle that the defendant, Nav L. Loop is not u
resident OF this state but resides at Cupeville,
in the State of Washington on motion OF XII
is ordered that the said defendant, May H..
Loop, cause her appearance 10 be entered here-
in, within four months from the date OF TINS
order and in case OF her appearance that she
cause her answer to the complainants bill OF
complaint TO be filed, and copy thereof TO be
served on complainant's solicitors. WITHIN nj
teen days after service on her OF copy OF said
fault thereof, said bin be taken as confessed by
the said nonresident defendant.
And 1t is further ordered, that within twenty
this order 10 be published in the Owosso Times,
q newspaper printed, published and circulat.
ing in said county, and that such publication be
continued therein at least once in each week.
for six weeks in succession, or that he cause q
copy of this order to be personally served on
said non, resident defendant at least twenty
days before the time above prescribed for her
SELDEN S. MINER,
Circuit Judge.
FITZPATRICK & PIERPoNT,
Complainants Solicitors.
The Owosso times., 1907-05-24

Isaac Stephenson. later became
one of the financial hackers Of former
Governor La Toilette. His fortune
was made in the lumber fields of north
western Wisconsin and Michigan. He
established the Milwaukee Free Press
and conducted it successfully as a
weapon in his political battles. He
was born in Canada and later lived
| In Maine. Early In life he moved to
Wisconsin, where he worked as Il
farm hand and invested his savings in
timber lands.
Brownsville Case Again.
The senate military committee re-
sumed its inquiry into the riot at
Brownsville, Tex, for which the negro
| soldiers were dismissed In body
Three persons who occupied houses on
| the street opposite the garrison on the
night of the riot testified that they saw
or heard negro soldiers leave the post
during the shooting and that some
were shooting as they ran.
| To Smash Hartman Mergers.
Correspondence from Washington
| told of the contents of the Severance
| report to the commerce commission con-
| cerning the Hartman railroad deals,
| which 1t was said had leaked out pre-
maturely. The report was said to rec.
| ommend wholesale prosecution of Har-
r;man and his colleagues, restitution
for the plundered Alton and the fore
| ing Of Union Pacific to sell Southern
Pacific and other lines. 1t says further
that all railroad competition in the far
west, comprising one-thlrd of the ma
ton, has been crushed by illegal COM
binations engineered by the Hartman
clique The report caused break IN
the price of Hartman stocks.
Arkansas Capitol Delayed.
| The Arkansas legislature refused the
| appropriation of $32J,000 to finish the
new state capitol after most bitter
fight. This will delay the completion
| Df the structure for four" years. The
louise killed .the bill to abolish the
grand jury system.
Prohibition War In Karsss.
The Kansas supreme court has ap-
| pointed receivers for the property OF
all the brewerics in the United States
doing business in Kansas, holding that
| the state has right to confiscate all
property of hny illegal business. Most
of the brewers appear to be making
little resistance, but all are giving sup
port to the Anheuscr- Busch company
of st. Louis, which Is disposed TO fight
the order. The receivership rule Is
based upon the prohibition law which
went into effect In 1881.