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New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
WINS SUIT AGAINST FRED. GEBHARD.
Mrs Nelson Gets Judgment Against Trust
Estate for Brothers Debt

Rv repor. fled by Hamilton Odell, referee, in
the CONT, Clerks Office yesterday Mrs Isabelle
Nelson obtained judgment for ss5.Z7s CO against
her brotso. Frederick Gebhard. and August Lin
bert and Ioi.., Powers as trustees of a trust
created liz 1891 bv Gebhard and his wife, Louise
NJ. Gebsrd The judgment fled yesterday ca11ie'
interest frer1 Jav e. 1865. when the plaintiff got
IN Individual judgment against Gebbard for the
ssu1e amount. which to date she has been unable
10 collect.
Mr. c6eii was appointed as referee to take testi-
mon- last OctubeI and report tells Of the cir
cEmstaHces under which Gebhard came 10 borrow
the money The fact tia- he had borrow ed 5000
his sister and gave her for the amount
10 light Wien Mrs Nelson. in duly. 1906. got
the individual judgmen: b. default. The reason
given in the report his borrowing the money
was-to satisfy his creditors. and he then tried to
evade payment.
GehhsTd has paid attention to the efforts Of
his sister to recover the money He was served with
the summons and complaint April % last. when
he wss living AZ No II East 32d street. According
10 the referee the evidence shows that when Mrs
Nelson ner first judgment. Gerhard was liv-
Ing in Sioux Falls. s. T. An execution against his
property in New York city was returned unsatisfed
ly the Sheriff in September. 1905. and then the
sister decided TO try get any property that
her brother had placed in trust for himself Mrs.
Nelson knew that Cebhard owned the property on
1he corner Of Fifth and 18th street and she
also knew that he had put that property in trust
by deed made November 2s 1894 paming Bowers
and Lin1bert trustees with power TO sell They
sold the property, as the record shows fo- more
thar s2eo.ooo, and invested the proceeds and Geb-
hard receives the income
lis sister for aid was $50 59S 81 and at his re-
quest she advanced him s65. 600, of which she gave
nan to pay Gebhards debts Since that time MT Mr
Herman has been negotiating for the settlement
.sI IS, managed to pay of debts amounting to
:73.75s So. a saving CT more than $4,000 the
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
INVESTOR BUYS 42D ST. SITE.
PARCEL HAS FRONTAG e OF so FEET. AND lDJONS
LYRIC THEATRE.
Sale of To Fouses Street and Third AJenueDeat Opposite
PENNSYLVANIA Tunnel Terminal Station.
Deal Opposite

four story dwelling house. on lot 17xioo.5 feet
Henry j. Winans & May were the brokers
Henry NJ WE'LL has sold for Edward Harvey to
A Altman No All West 45th ST. three story
dwelling house. on lot 25Xl00.5 feet.
Mayer Zalka has sold to A Maurer No S95 Sec
ond ave. a four story tenement house, with store
on lot IL. 2x69.S feet.
Isaac Portman has resold No 206 Broome st. hvs
story front and rear tenement houses 25X1OO Feet.
to Frank Fedman Mr.. Portman has bought TO.
2O4 Broome st. six story front and four story rear
tenement houses, lot 25Xl00 feet
Joseph Roberts has bought from the Jennings 3
estate the lot. 25x100 feet. on the east side OF
southern Boulevard, 25 feet north of Jennings st
Thomas J. Quinn has sold to the city as a site
for a rsblic school the block front on 1ssth st.:
from Briggs to Bainbridge sVes, plot OF about
twelve lots.
F. NJ Weiss G. Co. have sold two family house
on the south side of Zulette ave. about 2le 1eet
east of Mapes ave for Iongin P Fries and Joseph
Newman TO :, DR. Collins; also the southeast corner
Of Pilgrim ave and Mildred Place to j. +. Soil
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
HORSE CARS TO GO.
Relics of Former Days Soon to Dis
appear from City Streets.

President vreeland Of the New York City
Railway Company. announced yesterday that the
company would do away with the horse cars
which for years have been traversing certain
streets OF the city For several months. MI
Treeland said. he and Mr.. Root the general
manager, had been devising plans for the abol-
ishInent Of the horse cars The State Railroad
Commissioners were informed yesterday of the
decision of the company
The abolition of these will bring about. 1t
said. entire rearrangsment Of the surface
traffic conditions in Manhattan. Congestion will
be relieved many OF the overcrowded lines.
such as The sd street and the 34th street cross
town lines.
The 2srh and 29th street crosstown lines viii
pe electrified rs possible, TO aid in the
relief of the traffic across town. Work on the
electrifcation OF the First avenue line, however
viii be started first. and the residents of that
section will be informed to-day of the company
decision
The eectrihcaton of the horse car lines VIII
proceed on the standard laid down by the New
YORK City Railway Company. The underground
trolley wire will be used for power. and cars
identical with those used on Broadway will he
President Vree land said yesterday
There has been 2 very grave misunderstsnd-
ing on the part Of the travelling public. caused
by the horse cars being operated of late years
in Manhattan. The problem from an operating
point of view has been one of the most diff1 J.
cult To solve. We all know of the vast public
and private improvements which are being
made in and around New York. creating new
centres for the distribution of passengers. New
bridges being constructed across the East
River and neN tunnels we'll under way.
CD to few months ago il was not definitely
- known as 10 what arrangements the city and
Private interests would make at the various new
terminals in New York to accommodate the
travelling public. II would have been futile TO
plan for accommodating passengers arriving
over BlacINeil's Island Bridge without knowing
where The city was place the terminal.
As j matter OF fact. passenger traffic business
in and 10 New York will undergo q complete
change of conditions within the next few years.
and the New York City Railway Company. by
putting into effect the plans adopted day. will
he in = position 70 give the travelling public
greatly increased facilities.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
MECHANICS LIENS.

YIN, ave = 60 It. II ~ 2o5th 81. 25Ktoo;
Wn L Mckenzie against Geunern fapgello.
owner. g Vitans contractor. Plsquale di
Nicola contractor ....... ,-....-., ,-..-,..-...
I37fh st No TO 90 West. Ettore Lenzi agt.
Pearl Realty 90. owner ami contractor. -. =
I57th St Nos. 5l2 and 5l4 West. Ralph II Red
agt. Day star Baptist Church. owner; Walter
Macklin. Joseph Brioe aud r. J. Brown, cor
10th 81 Nos ~ and 90 East; Abraham |. Ise' n
agt Louis Phillips. owner John Bass and Jernc,
jackson ave. y. E, II" T. n. OF l66th St. tE
20 8x50x76 II; Michael d'Amore 81 al. ag'.
Esther A. Whea ton. owner. Eastern mon
Realty Co contractor ..,.;........ -.
l31th st No - 10 ~ West. AdelStein 4 Avn
tire agt Abraham Goodman. owner and con
tractor @ . 900 .''''
ca hedral Parkway No. 20. National Gas and
Electric Fixture 60. ast Max Hirshneld owner
and rOntrSctO'
Inter1aIe ave Nos 1.143 and 1.ii2 Roger Organ
agt Arch Really and Construction Co. owner
ana contractor
27th st. No. 149 West, Jacob Miller agt Robert
r Williams, owner and contractor .........-..
1l4th 81 No 100 East: VIM. II Holdsworth q
Sons ae'. Elizabeth Juano owner. Jacobs 81
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11

The Star Holding Company IF. G. & f. c. Potter
has sold to an investor No. rs to 221 West 42d ST.
four four story and basement browstone dwelling
houses on plot sOx1eo5 feet adjoining the Lyric
Theatre.
Edgar T Kingsley has sold for Gustavus. Henry
and Richard Sidenberg to a investor Nos 1851 and
1858 3D. ave-, northeast corner Sd ave. and I'D st.
two four story fathouses. with stores. 44x'lS feet
The corner store is occupied by the American E&-
press Company as its Yorkville branch. ~,
The Hudson Realty Company has sold Nos 5of
end $50 West Slst St three story buildings, on
plot 4ox9s feet. The parcel faces the Pennsyl-
vania t1mnel terminal station.
Webster b Mabie has sold for the estate of Ella
Kirby No 336 9Th ave. four story building. on a
lot 20x74 feet The parcel adjoins the southeast
Of
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
BOSTON G. MAINE soRRows $4,000, ,ooa

Boston. Jan 10 AThe Boston 4 Maine Railroad
completed arrangements to-day to raise 5000 900
cash for earn y1ng contemplated improvements on
various parts of the system purchas sing new equip
ment. etc. To syndicate composed of Kidder
Peabody & Co. r. L. Day & Co. Estabrook & Co
and j. S. Mosely & Co the railroad gave ) per
cent oneyear notes. which viii be taken up in
three instaments- The first nstalment of 81 900 900
will be paid to the company January Is. the
second N,000,00O month later and the third
$lO000oO on March 10. The bonds will bear interest
of ) per cent.
President Lucus Tuttle OF the railroad company
stated that the notes We're issued because the Off
ctals found bonds and securities would not find
ready market at this time.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
NO wHEELBARRoW FOR THEM.

Committees representing the Master Builders
Association of Hudson County and the laborers'
local conferred in Jersey City until o'clock
yesterday morning, trying to effect agree
ment. The one feature they failed to agree on
the question OF the hod and the yvheelbar-
The builders desired the use OF the bar
row wherever possible but the laborers' COM
mittee stuck firmly for the time -honored hod.
The builders, il is expected, will effect an agree
ment with local affiliated with the national
organization which has no prejudice against tho
WI eeIh
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS,

Lafayette st. 23o q. n. ~ Rallroad ave-
FOR four three story brick tenement houses
fs faxlSl; rc,,.ga Winam r. N4"''l ~ $50 %
lSGtb at Belmont for one SIX
story brick tenement house with store 91-b
ignsts sb. .Ic6itsrt. ..-.".' 5000.
Juionport road W. 3 30 n. n. Of Van Nest ave-
year; for two story frams stable, 2'Ntn.
Charles RnEenstein. owner Henry N"rd- - -.
JnIonport Road W 10 u. n. NJ Van Most ave
three frame dwelling hniS"
25x5": Charles Ringensten- owner Henry N"ra-
Aauealc; and t-rderciir aves. ~ 1T4h
and Washington Bridge. for ore Two. story
95daE 5na '@,mr" nmnsr n Poole srchtect ss NJ,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
WILL BUILD A 100000 GARAGE.

Plans have been filed for a four story garage m
be built for tho kips Bay Realty Company. at No
253 2S5 and 2S7 West 54th st 1t is TO have n
frontage OF 50 feet and depth feet the facade
being or brick trimmed with limestone and terra
Gotta aud ornamented with bays 1t is to cost
10000 according tc the estimate OF Clarence True
the architect
an eleventh story OF brick and steel the loft
building, Nos 81 and 30 East 11th st owned by
Edward s. Rapalo. the improvements costing
slo90 ana the addition of a penthouse story to the
hve STORY residence at No. 20 East sgd ST. the i'm
provements to be made fo- McCafferty & Buckley
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
FEAR THE PRESIDENTS ACTION.
Oklahoma Democrats Revise Jim Crow
Statute in New Constitution.

Guthrie. Okla. Jan. 1O.-Acting report that
President Roosevelt would reject the constitution
of the new State of Oklahoma If the statutes con-
taned "Jira Crow" separate coach provision.
prominent Democratic leaders in caucus yesterday
decided on a compromise. follows:
That nothing IN the constitution contained shall
be construed prevent the establishment ana
maintenance Of separate schools for white and col
ored children such other provision of law with
reference TO the separa ton of races as shall not
be in violation of .ne Constitution of the United
States the equal rights of citizens of the United
Stata
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
RUSSIA CAUSES TROUBLE IN JERSEY

Bloomfield. y. J., Jan. 10 (SpecaD.-As a re-
suit of dispute the condition OF affairs
in Russia, Max Gutel a Jew. living in Glenwood
avenue Bloomfield, is in the Mountainside Hos
ptai with injuries that may his death
His alleged assailants. Frank Clevi, Stoke
Wolfski and Andrew Shuboy. all Poles. living in
Bloomfield. are In the county Jail TO await the
result Of Guters injuries. The four men were
employed in the Edison Storage Battery Works.
in Glen Ridge The Jews and Poles working
there have been at odds for long time.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
BIG JEWEL THEFT REPORTED.

Atlanta. Ga. Jan. 1o-A mysterious robbery
which occurred at the home of Stephen A. Ryan
last Tuesday made public to-day. Jewels and
money the value of nearly $4,000 taken.
evidently-by porch climber VINO lef. no clew ex-
cept finger prints In the dust window seat
The iewelrY taken included several pieces set with
diamonds and other valuable stones a large re-
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
NEW MORTGAGE FOR SEABoARD.
Authorized to Secure Issue of $4,000 600
in Bonds
IBv Tsleeraph % The Tribuae. ]

Petersburg. Va Jan. ia called meeting OF the
voting trust certificate holders and stockholders or
the seaboard Air Line Railway Company. was held
here to-day Those present were Judge Lelgh H.
Watts general counsel; James Byrne. ADVISORY
counsel ard Robert l.. Mutt. treasurer ana as
siS+ant secretary: Lewis B. Woodruff. J. Norris
Miller John J. OLeary. W. r. Mekenny. John
skel1on Williams. \. Caperton BraZton, Dir ~. -.
T-flliar-s / G Earnest and Charles j. Trottef.
Ipesoutions we're adopted authorizing the ma King
Of a new mortgage TO secure SlSWhls" hohas, u
bie,, ahout g. 0 sO Were authorized to b. offered
fo the stockholders and voting trust ceTuHcate
l,ol0ers AT 90 per cent of their par value
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
NEW HEAD FOR c.. A. & C. r. r.

Pittsbrrg. Jan. 1e.-At meeting the directors
of the Cleveland. Akron Columbus Railroad
held here to-day the resignation OF James McCeea
president accepted. and Joseph Wood. the
new first vice-president of the Pennsylvania Lines
West. elected I'm his stead. Daniel T. McCabe
was elected director. Mr. McCrea is the new
president or the Pennsylvania Railroad. and Mr..
McCabe Is the fourth vice president.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
LONG BEACH TO RIVAL ATLANTIC CITY

Plans have been perfected for Transforming Long
Beach. I6ng Island into a second Atlantic City
The property, which comprises about 1000 acres
extending to Hampstead Bay and including the
lo-fnlle beach on the ocean front, purchased
some time ago by syndicate composed of Henry
Morgenthau, ex-senator William II. Reynolds
FRANK Bailey. vice president Of the Title Guarantee
ana Trust Company; Remsen Johnson. of the Jere
Johnson, 1r., company. and Others who have
formed the Long Beach Development Company
with ex-senator Reynolds as president and with a
capital OF 100000, develop the island,
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
TO IMPROVE FIFTH AVE. SITE

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend-
ert Murphy for twelve-story and basement mer-
cantiie building. be built for the Hudson Really
Company. OF which Ma; Morgenthau is president
at the southwest corner Of Fifth avenue and 16t1
St. replacing the old-fashioned four-stofy building
which IS ona OF the avenue landmarks The new
building is to have a frontage OF &c l0Is feet and =
depth OF 60 feet, with facade Of brick and lime
stone II will s125,00 Bucnman & Fox are
the - 80
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
e WANT THE PRESIDENT TO SPEAK.

Norfolk Va. Jan. 10-A delegation from the AS
sociation for the Preservation Of Virginia Antoui-
ties Will call President Roosevelt on Saturday
morning and invite him. in the name OF the assoc
ciation to he the orator of the day at jamestown
Island Nav Is. when the S0th anniversary or
the landing OF the first English settlers at James
town will he celebrated with imposing ceremonies
Bishop Randolph OF the diocese of Southern Nlr-
gnis will direct the religious exercises Armiste ed
Gordon. OF Stanton. Va. will he the poet laureate,
and choir from :he Colonial! capital of Williams
hr1rv rrin s:,r
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
INCREASES CAPITAL 2oo-FoIp

Albany. Jan. i0.-The International Time Record
ing Company Of New York to-day certified TO the
Secretary OF State increase in its capital stock
from 800 to 100000 The company paid a state
tax OF 1895 this increase.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
ADVANCES PRICE OF GASOLINE.

to-day advanced saSolene testing Sc degrees from
2212 231a cents a gallon. Quotations for deodor-
ized stove gasolene remain unchanged Ii cents
These grades of gasolene the only
quoted by the Standard the others having
been wi1hdra from he Tket.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
BIG BAYsIDE TRACT SOLD.

The Mcknight Realty Company has sold block
Of JIG lots in Bayside. Long Island. The tract is
known as BayyieW. The purchasers are newspa pe7
men. who VIII form colony similar to Penwood.
which was also purchased by newspaper from
the Mcknight Company last spring and developed
by them This last purchase will also be developed
along high class lines
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
MARKET FOUND FOR 18TH ST. LOT.

.. 5. Hoyt has sold No. 42 West 18th St "
story building lot 25x92 feet and the abuttin
parcel No d West 11th St. four story structur,
d similar plot
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
STANDARD DIRECTORS REELECTED

IT was announced yesterday that all the old di-
iectors of the STANDARD Oil compa-y OF New Jerse,
we're reelected st ineeiing nf nc enrporsf 10,
held N Jersey 'if* a few days ago 4. e Bedford
va ADDED To the board II said that when
Lns hosrS met u orsa1ze there would be no
:harSe ia .ne officers o. the company.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

54th St No 233 TO 237 W-St; tor four story
brck Ksrage. 6oK90+. kirS Ray Realty 60. .,
owner. e True. arrhit kl
bth aya " cor 18th al. for a a'tr~lv" story
hrfcl loft 70 fttNsO. Hudson Realty Co. owner:
Buchmsn * Fox. architects. --....-.--- i
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

that of the creditor, and date when judgment
filed
Brushaber Eliza executr1-J. J. strohmeyer:
December - S56 90
Cvacatedp ......'1.!. 80. $50 Is
Clark. Edison Ii. 1902 04T Is
Decker. Jacob Van PM = Shea 30. 1897 SO 81
Dressner Rachel e J.. ILttauer; MAY Z. 1904 175 10
y 1906 yecatedi ,....,.N....... 4s7 az
Irwin. Catherine f.. s Groh: January 16 1909. 40 IL
Keane James Ed g. McFlroy March 1924. 203 ss
(cancelied, a17 oa
Moss Herman HI. y Webher, January :. 1907 eS aS
1906 ...........1~ $40 81
Schuerin CharlesN Hutkoff! July 4. 1905 2Ts 81
Shea. James SF Reeber; December 1a 1905. 5e "a
Gated, 1o27 g.
Ventura. uanie,. Nigorito-
etc November 22 1906 vacated, -. 100 m
Yard Fanny An. J. Palm December Is 1905. o1a o9
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
MADISON AVE PLOT I'M a TRADE

Samuel Grossman has sold No. 1ilO to 1414 Madi-
son ave. three five story fathouses on plot - 5x
70 feet, southeast corner of 9Sth lie part
payment plot. 125xl00 feet. the side of St
Nicholas ave. 1888 feet south OF 145th st.
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
ki-IM.In


by
Its %
Norsag Company IN w Yorkw lis
Of the Conpan on Januay ist
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
Real Estate.

The large net Increase in outstanding
Guaranteed Mortgages in the past year
is but little reflected In the earnings for
1909. but will show in the earnings for
1907 and succeeding years. No COM
missions ara earned when mortgages
are sold. the Companys half per cent.
annua: profit coming only "a tins
eiapses- For this reason the earnings OF
any year depend upon the total guaran-
teed mortgages outstanding rather than
upon the sales of the current year. With
outstanding Guaranteed Mortgages %
s54.454.i50 it may be figured that the net
earnings OF the Company for the year
1907 should amount to about 1s%.
UNEARSED PREMIUMS.
In addition 70 the cash earnings ar-
the Unearned Premiums. which consist
OF the Compsnyis contract profit of one
half per cent. per annum on outstanding
mortgages from the date of this state
ment to the maturity of the mortga ges
These future profits which are nos car
ried as assets have increased as follows:
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
Country PROPERTY for Sale.

- A@RES ST Mt. KTSSo. with views rnillicn-
aires paying fortunes for: village improvements
station only $1,000.
TURNER . CO.. ysA East l1ad -
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
FURNISHED 4 pmtments ~ Lei.

I tlGGtETt.y FURNISHED -tPAETMENT ~. ate
l.. tal. Sl5a daiy ipclIding menis wo s25 yres.,t,
one si- THE ALABAMA. Is East lith ct. ''
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11

FnrRished Houses to Lei.
EHR RIM ttatdsanciy furnished mouse.
ST. near lar. ave. remainder winter. neNly
iemodelled and decorated bargain. Room 81 "A
Wall ST. - -
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
Real Estate jPanted.

ANANTEb :: 500 square feet yard stars .rar~ be
" tween FRANKLIN and l4th West,
for ripe storage. BERNARD-GREENWoOD Co. 20
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
Unfmnished 4 partments to Let.

'T'HE WASHINGTON FLATS. <7S West 15sth ST. cor
4 -. Nicholas a~e.-Two elegant apartments, sta.rr
heat. hot water supply Apply premises
STERLING PLACE. G15-Ground floor: suitable ,or
- Doctors office telephone connection; six hardsorne
decorated light; BATH select section
i.eyt = statqn Is lnnutes TO Manhattan ''
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
i225SO

1922 20
~ 30
100 90
1871
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11

5000
4q6 20
5000
S4 SS
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11
Real Estate.
Real Estate.
LaWyersM0r accompany
ANNUAL REPORT
January 1st, i9O7


70
the esa of
haven
Guaranteed Mortgages
beings
New-York tribune., 1907-01-11

5000
goo
{ 1ra
- -
Arizona republican., 1907-07-03
PITTSBTRG'

PITTSBURG'S BAD REPUTATION
 The action of Chicago judge who granted man a decree of divorce without waiting to hear the evidence as soon as he was told that the CO., respondent was from Pittsburg. on the ground that his place of residence was sufficient evidence of guilt. is not rel ished in Pittsburg. IL may be said also that the people of that city have good cause to resent so grave an i'm putation from the bench. Pittsburg has suffered in reputation because of the scandals in which some of its cit izens have been involved but it is ridiculous to assume that the average of morality is lower there than it is in any other city of the same size. A little humor on the bench does not lessen the dignity of the judicial of flee. Indeed, some judicial bon mots have been so brilliant that they have become classics. but the witticism of this Chicago judge. was extremely ill., advised and conveyed a needless af- front to a large body of respectable citizens. whife a decree of divorce is- sued On such grounds would be void and of no value 10 the plaintiff.
Arizona republican., 1907-07-03
THE porct.As KIDNAPPING.

The kepus,icaa sss never felt a great deal os sympathy with the Mex ican agita,css who have made this country a base ef operations for a wordy revolution against our sister re- public
 That country is tn no need of any revolution other than that which the wise administration of President Diaz has been effeeting for several years. We have expressed the wish that there might be some way sc rid this country of the self eKpatriased revolutionary agitators; that we might regularly send them across the border to be dealt with summarily according to the cus- toms of that country.
 the Mexican revolutionists he must condemn the outrage committed at Douglas on Monday night in thv kid naping and carrying across the border one of these agitators.
 Both governments owe it to them selves to take prompt action in this matter for the punishment of all who have been concerned in this affair. It may already be tco late to save the life of the agitator. That however is not so essential as that the officials of Douglas and the officials On the Mex icO side of the line who have connived against our extradition treaty should be severely punished. The American officials deserve severer punishment in having set at naught a fundamental principle of our government.