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New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
IN TIE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday al the
Real Estate Exchange salesroom. Nos. II
and IS Nesey street. resulted as follows:
Bv joseph T. Day.
ltSTH ST. 54s 10 552. = i25 ~ OF Broadway,
7sNs'9. n. ) sty fats: Twenty third Ward
Bank agt Rae Ginsberg 81 al LcNow. NJ a w,
sttys; 9 I. Cohn. ref: amt due. =. AS o.
taxes. etc 81. .s3I -: adjourned TO December II
l12TH ST. 81. n 5. $50 II OF Ienox ave 25N
lOofl. sty tenement; Morris Levy agt 4
Tappenden et al: r Ludvigh. atty: T
cole. ref; amt due. s4049 Is. taxes. etc.
tiff for S25.2s6.
dam ave. 50X1l24. sty fat: Pine-Moon
Realty Co agt A Wilson et al; W Marx,
atty. z ID Hays. ref; amt due. S11 1.34S AZ;
sub 70 prior mtg OF $4,000; adjourned to
December 16
LEXINGTON AVE. 1867. :. 5s.4 1t of loith
81. 1esx70. sty tenmt and store. Jessie Gil
lender agt Rebecca ROsenblatt et AL
Robinson. atty; Lyttleton Fox. ref; amt due,
Sles22 20: taxes. etc. s235 81; to James But
Ter for Sl4.l50.
BY william Kennedy. jr.
soTH ST, 11o. 5. 1906 II OF Columbus ave.
2ox102 2. story ana basemt dwig: NJ W Bloom
agt Eiizabsth Mcknight ct al: VI Rogan.
stty: q " Ellis. ref; amt due. S1S.aa4 80:
taxes. etc. si,1sl So; TO Robert Street for
So $50.
BY Samuel Marx.
1S3D ST. 8. $. IOT n OF 9Th ave. asxao.iiS
irreg: sty tennnt Jacob Plat 81 al agt Louis
lSSe et al. + y Hummel. atty: + r Rich.
ref: amt due $40. ia 81: taxes. etc. $500; sub
10 a mtg Of si2.5OO; TO the plaintif for So. 2o2
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
SAILED TO THEIR DEATH.
Marietta S Lost Men Intent on Win
ming Boat Race.

Washington, Dec. 10.-SO intent on win
ming boat race with the crew Of the
ships gig We're the five men in the whale
beat OF the Marietta that they sailed with
all their might TO their own death. That
Is the essence of the written report re-
ceived to-day by the Navy Department on
the disappearance Of the men Off Port
limon on the afternoon of November as.
The report says that the two boat crews
requested permission to sail a race around
Grape Cay. The boats disappeared around
the point. both crews lighting for victory
That was the last seen of them that dav
When they did not return, search was
made. The gigs crew was finally found
along the coast. Nothing has been heard
from the whaleboat. and the report saws
that the crew probably kept the little boat
out TO sea, fearing the breakers. The next
day a gale blew up. and the opinion ia
expressed that the men went 10 the bottom
of the Caribbean.
Naval vessels are still searching for the
men. IL is said at the department. They
are Robert L. Meyers and r. T. Smith. of
Orange. N J.; r. +. St. Jackson of New
Bedford. Mass. David Tuckerman, of Co.
lumbus, Ohio. and J. r. Miller. Of Chicago.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11

Frederick r Rich to Jacob Piatt cn's si-"-
Address. s3i East ssth st.
18TH ST 13s to 81 West aooSsa II Mar ar, EsG on
mann William + Jackson (mtss ss.f''o''
Address. i4o Broadway.
1ssTH ST. Gil West. 1s.sx9o II: John II o Don
nell "a Eleanor Tohieson; $1,000
Address. 1859 Lind ave-
BRONX.
BRIGGS AVE. adj land simon; -
A oldrin Salter 10 Reba r Weiher' ~.
Address. 5o7 East 139th St
INTERVALE AVE. W cor issd -. l2,So: *
ohss Smith 20 ReviIle-Siesei Co tmtg W.
Address. Room io4 34s broadway.
JEROME AVE :, 67.5 n Of 1s4th -. S"ox
100; Fleischman Realty and Construction Co 10
Herman Koeniss5erger !mtg s2o'oop' ~
LOT I2O. map Hunter estate: Hudson Rose
co 20 Abraham Monk; 81
Address. 1903 Parker ave.
LOTS 50 and 20 map land F T & Forster
At RIyerdale. Eugene Fox 10 Henry furs-
Address. A. William st.
e27x1oo: Jas c Picken to Anna Corr tmts
Address. Is5 Brown Pl.
Morris Park ave. 25xl00; Ellen Gallagher TO
Margaret Kane mtg $4,000; 500
Address. Room 90s 256 Broadway.
PARK AVE. 5. loo n Of Dittner ri' eeN
irreg: Margaret Behrens to Emile Boy
den: 81
Address. Room "a. AZ New st.
c5xiol To- Philn + Funds to Nicholas Cspo-
hanco (ntg 5.90o): 800.
Address. 34O0 3d ave.
WoODYCREsT AVE, $ cor ie5th st. SoNloo g
Jno Kaiser 20 West Bronx Realty 20; 500.
Address. 1029 Fox 81.
i43D ST. : 5. 2i26 II Of Willis ave. ts9xioo.
Emma f Gross ct al to Emma /. Bursoyne'
Address. 40 East Iisd st.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
MIDTOWN LEASES.
4 Large Number of Other
Rentals Also RepOrted.

: r. Goodale & Son have leased for W
II. BnevoOrt ;he fifth loft at Nos. I3a and
1876 Nest s5th street to the Lincoln Waist
Company. and also for John f. Olson the
first loft AT No. 40S Sixth avenue 10 the
Bauncher Embroidery Company.
NJ. & L. Hess have leased for the Brc-
WORT Construction Company from the plans
10 "A wholesale firm dealing In women's
trimmings. etc. for a long term OF years.
the store and basement in the building
Nos. 9 and s West 18th street now I'm the
course Of construction The size OF the
store is 52xSs.9 feet
Louis Schrag has leased for Cornelia s.
Robinson the top loft In the building No. 50
Pank street 10 Alfred Moses & Co. for a
term Of years: for the Seventeenth Street
Realty Company. the tenth loft in the build
ing No. 2zS 10 2a7 West 18th street. and
Nos. 2se and 234 West 18th street. 10 Jo-
seph ". Johnson for a term of years , for
Andrew J. Connick, the third loft I'm the
building No. PA Fifth avenue, to the sue
oessors Of Samuel Buckley & Co, OF Lon
don and New York. for a term OF years;
for Jordan. Moriarity & Co. the first loft
a. the building No. 155 East e3d street, 20
tho Typesetting Machine Company, for a
term Of years. and for William II. Bre-
wort. the first loft I'm the building Nos.
15a and l36 West 25th street. to r. Schwed
& co.
Anna ". Hecker is the buyer OF No. lSs
East 5Tth street. sold recently by Clara
Howe through Pease & Gilman.
Howard Lapsley is the buyer OF the
dwelling house No. lO4 East 65th street.
sold recently by Edward L. OppeI helm.
Elisha Snifen has negotiated the follow
ing building and permanent loans for the
Irving Judis Building and Construction
Company: sls5 900 on the northwest corner
OF Amsterdam avenue and lo5th street,
:eeo.o00 on the northwest corner OF Amster-
dam avenue and losth street. and $4,000
On the southwest corner OF Amsterdam ave-
nue. and lo9th street.
Senior & Stout have leased the two story
garage No. lG West 5lst street for Mrs.
Elliot f. Shepard 10 Anderson & Co. for a
term OF five years.
William r. Ware has leased the dwelling
house No &C West s7th street for Eva Marx
10 J. b. Sulfona.
The property sold recently by the Will
tam Lemberg Company for Heilner g. Wolf
was No. lSe West Goth street. lot 25x9S9
feet.
: NJ. Brown has leased for r g. Green
20 the Linde Paper Company for a term OF
twenty years the FIVE story building Nos.
las and $50 East 18th street for s4soo a
YEAR
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee)
nUNf.r.sDu~tD

with name and address Of lessee)
DECEMBER 10
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1884: Bernard 10th 20 Ben
Address. 1884 Amsterdam ave.
GRAND ST. 24s: Morris Tsxier 10 Gruber Bros:
Addreas aas a4s sSs GrdnG fnGn st. Oct l. i'' $500
HOUSTON ST 1ls East: Frieds Hart 10 Died
rich Wendelken: IL yTs from May 1. i9oe
Address. ies Centre st.
MADISON AVE. 500: VIM Burgess to Har-
riett W Bergman; 5 yrs from Oct l. 1901;
Address. so7 Madison ave
ORCHARD ST, lis. cor Delanoey st: Eiiz
]. Petrie TO samuel LIGHTER; yrs from May
Address. So Delaney st.
SAME PROPERTY: same 10 Solomon Metzner
ct al; yrs from Ma May I. 1911; $500
Address. Room 604. 81 Nassau 81.
ST NICHOLAS AVE, cor Is1st st; Is1st
Street and 81 Nicholas Avenue Co TO Houston
Mercantile Co; yrs and mos from Jan 1.
Address care Phelan. 2s1 Broadway
ST NICHOLAS AVE. cor 1s1.t st: Leo NJ
Klein TO Edgar F Mason: Yrs from Oct !.
Address. bsl wes: Isoth ST.
lST AVE. s45. cor 2sth ST: VIM n Brun.
TO John Schroeder; yrs from Nov l5 1900;
Address AS LIST ave.
IST AVE. 1000. s: Julia Harmon ct al 20
Samuel Solte: 3 yrs from May J. 1909: So 100
Address. 1000 1st
9Th AVE 5oi: Bijou Real Est Co 10 Bennett
Dryer: yrs from Jan !. 1910; 81 400
Address. 442 9Th ave.
9TH AVE. go; Thos Gibney to John McFadden:
u 81. yrs and % days from Dec ]. 1909;
$3.50
Address. go 9th ave.
3sTH ST. l03 West: Eliz strousA 20 Angelo
De Barbieri; liz yrs from April /. 1906
s. 500
Address. 1OS West 3sth ST
SAME PROPERTY: same 10 same; s yrs from
May !. 1912; s., zoo
Address. los West 3sth ST
109TH ST, 20 West; Ida Clsudius 10 jos z
Quinn; yrs from Jan 1. 1910; $50
Address, 20 West Iooth St
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11

Nsnv important realty transactions were
reported yesterday. There was a brisk
market for upper Broadway properties, and
for parcels in the new midtown loft cen
tres.
Among the West Side properties which
changed hands were the fiathouse at the
southeast corner OF laSth street and Broad
way. Tie seven story elevator apartment
house al the southeast corner OF ICED street
and Broadway. tho Phaeton. new six
story elevator apartment house in ilsth
street, just east Of Broadway. and two
three story brick dwelling houses in 18th
street adjoining the northwest corner or
Broadway. Moreover. plot OF three lots
a. the south corner of 10th street and
Riverside Drive was purchased by Psterno
Brothers as a site for twelve story apart
nent house.
"Details Of The leasing by Leopold Wei
for Eugene Higgins Of the southeast cor
ner -ot Broadway and s5th street for a term
OF 800 wears Max Marx for rental sp-
groximating between s250oo.eOo and $1,000
oao viii he found in another column.
ono OF the principal transactions in the
midtown zone was the sale OF the Second
Reformed Presbyterian Church property
No, 80 10 90 West Ssth street. TO Archibald
n. Russell. who heretofore has confined his
purchases 20 the Broadway and Fifth ave
nue. sections.
The church property occupies q plot 75N
sSs feet just west OF Seventh avenue. and
lies between the 81. Vincent de Paul Orph-
an Asylum and the new eleven story con-
crete structure erected by the McGraw Pub
lishing Company. The Church of 81. Chry-
soston. Of the Trinity Parish. occupies the
northeast corner OF Seventh avenue and
seth street side is the Dutch Reformed
Church
Plans have been filed for 4 six story
apartment house. 100 feet front and iS5 feet
deep. with suites for sixty-three families
10 be built from designs by q. B. Meyers
on Is7th street, west Of Broadway, for Is
rae Idppmaa. a speculative investor. at
q cost of 5000.
New plans have been filed by s. S. Sugar.
architect. for s Schinasi for the proposed
enlargement OF the automatic vaudeville
theatre known as the Unique. at Nos. lS4
and I3s East 18th street. by a rear exten-
sion SPA feet wide and 90 feet deep, TO be
ftted as a stage. with dressing rooms. The
construction is 10 be fireproof and is TO cost
$500
Plans have also been filed for enlarging
tho basement Of tne fourteen story apart
ment hotel az the northeast corner or Park
avenue and slth street the Improvement
being made from designs by Delano
Aldrich for the No. 925 Park avenue Cor
poration. and for enlarging the stores in
The two story store building. owned by
Philip spiro al Nos 9c6 and eOS East l4th
street. the Improvements being made from
designs by Harrison a Sackheim.
The Manhattan plans for new buildings
reported include five story manufacturing
loft building. with stable. 10 be erected
for Brown, Root & Co from designs by
c. s Clark az No 90 East Houston street,
Al e cost OF $1,000
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11

Industrial Savings Institution. sold To Allen
l.. Lowenstein a plot at the junction OF Ire
mont avenue and Eastern Boulevard. n6
feet front on fremont avenue and 100 feet
on Eastern Boulevard.
BELMONT ANENUE-Hermsn knepper
sold for the Belmont Realty and Construc-
ton Company plot SsxsS feet on the west
side OF Belmont avenue. ss.s3 feet north OF
is2d street. TO Charles O. Krabo. There is
a partly constructed building on the plot.
The buyer will complete the erection of the
building.
HUGHES ANENUE-Herman knepper
sold for the Belmont Realty and Construc-
tion Company 10 Eleanor Donohue tho in
terror lot on the west side OF Hughes ave
nue. l25 feet north Of 17ath street. 25xss feet
ls2D STREET-Herman Knepper bought
for a client from Marie Krabo and Henry
A. Schwicardi the southwest corner Of 1s2d
street and Hughes avenue. "A four story
apartment house 50xso feet
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
DENY MILK TRUST
Dealers Tell Referee Why
Price Went Up.

The investigation as 20 whether or 49,
there is a monopoly Of the milk busin...
i'm this section Of the state was continues
yesterday morning before Referee Williar
Grant Brown I'm the Attorney Generar.
Office At the hearing yesterday Charl..
VI. G.. Beakes. under cross-examination hx
John r. Coleman. special Deputy Attorn.x
General. admitted that although the Con-
solidsted MIX Exchange was not IN m.
milk business Its business was the zs,.
ting OF all information concerning the con-
dition of the milk market"
Mr. Beakes. who has been forty year, /,
the milk business. said the exchanges IA
not pass upon the price Of milk. although
the board OF directors would pass a rsso-
lution expressing their belief thai milk /.
Just worth so much and no more al ann
particular moment"
The Deputy Attorney General receiv0d /,
letter from PhBbin. Beekman & Menken-
counsel for the Mutual Milk and Cream
Company. yesterday. I'm which they stated
that the books OF the company we're ready
at any time for examination. Mr. Coleman
told Mr.. Mcnken that he would put IN.
Attorney Generals accountant on them.
and asked the Mutual Milk and cream
Company 10 be ready for examination on
january ~, tslV
AlexandeE Campbell president OF the Al
exander Campbell MIX Company. of Brook
lyn. at the afternoon session said ths
standard set by the state for milk va.
entirely too low. saying:
NO exchange can hX the price % milk.
for the reason that they cannot fx th.
price Of the quality Of milk I want Tn,
market is too big here for any exchange to
control
Mr.. Campbell said that the Alexander
Campbell Milk Company had paid per
cent on it's preferred stock for ten years
and per cent on the common stock. Mr.
Campbell said his company raised the prics
of bottled milk on November .. but denied
that he had discussed raising the price
with any one. AS to this advances IN
price" he said. II do not believe that on.
dealer knew when another dealer-Outsids
of BOrden-was going TO advance the price,
The price had 10 advance. OF something
would have dropped II you want % get
milk in the right condition Just let some-
thing like the Standard Oil get hold OF ths
milk business, and the consumers viii get
the best of milk at a lower price"
The hearing will be continued on Mos-
day.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name ana addressD
DECEMBER 10.

with owners name and dddress)
DECEMBER 10
MANHATTAN.
HOUSTON ST 2f2 East; for S sty brl< Iort
and stable p. .2xs49: & 5 clark. No 4f5 Ire
mont ave, architect: cost. $4,000
Owner. Brown, Root & 60, 1ST Reade 81
ROOSEVELT ST. % and 9s. for sty brk
tenmt and store. 40.9x5i; . Meyers. archi-
tect: cost 81. 600.
Owner. B r Golden. sos PesrI ~
12TTH ST. =. 1925 II Of Broadway; for 4
q sty hrk apartment. 100x133. G Meyers.
1 Union Square West. architect. cost. SIS 900
owner. / Lppmsn. 66 Lafayette st.
THE BRONN.
GRAND AVE: $. so II ot Buchanan Place;
for sty brk tennt 25x.i6: Schaefer e
Jaeger. 46l fremont ave. architects: cost.
$4,000.
owner. Felix Krupp. 2e39 Grand
141ST ST. $. 152 q OF Southern Boulevard: /:
for sty brk store and dwlg. 10 2xfe. =:
Schaefer & Jaeger. 4s1 fremont ave. srchi-
teCts. cost. 81. uuO-
Owner, John II symmors. 167th st and Brook
ave.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD. . =. Is II % 216th
ST; for I sty IT dressing room. 13x13: Edw
Dunn. 36s2 White Plains Road. architect; cost.
$1OO.
owner. Peter Sheridan. $3.50 White Plains
Road.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
DECENiBER 10


Kate HassleT 10 Geo Hassler; 50 zoo
Emily Nj Coddngton 10 julia Coddiugton: s. -
COO "
abraham Barnett to Esther Hamburger: $500
John Geery TO Western Hat 90: Si0p.
Same Property 10 Carrie Well. $500
VIM r Rose TO Denis j DIVER: $1,000
Alex N Pincus 10 Henry Klein. 500
Jennie Taylor 20 Jessie y Wells. 81
Eliz Curtis to VIM Curtis S16 $50
Mary A Curtis to VIM r. Curtis: SIG TJO
Same 70 Mary A Curtis and ano: 81.
John McWhirtsr 70 Broad Street National Bank
OF city OF Trenton. 81.
Century Mortgage 90 10 VIM + Decker: So OO5
Marcus Brown TO Bernhard Manizer; $1,000
David Shaff and ano To David ArnolSky: 81
Title Insurance co OF New York 20 Mutual Ilf,
Insurance Co Of New York: s35. O0o
Frederick sheldon 20 Geo Fearing and ano,
trus: $1,000.
Geo II Fearing 81 al T.. trus. to Union Trust
60 OF New York: $4,000.
Meyer lsenberg 20 Selig Littman: 81 500
Alfred Hinton 20 American Mortgage Co;
So, 900.
jefferson Bank 10 Edw r Stehl: 81
Jake kasp and anO 10 Edw Il Stahi: 81 500
Alvin + Johnson 10 Herman Ialbetkin: $500
VIM II Hotchkiss % Mutual IIfe Insurance co
OF New York: asst; 81.
Park Mortgage 60 TO Margaret A Kerby: 50
loo. ~
Anna Weiter to Caroline NJ Weber; 800
Joseph Green to Rosie Schwick: 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
LIS OENS.

HUGHES AVE. :. 3s.1 II Of 1s1st 81. 50 2e
Sal; actions: Daniel G. Wild et al agt Mag
dalena Marx ct al foreclosure OF mtgs);
attorney. W Stearns
RANDALL ST. :. so n W OF Csriisls Place
J0lOO: Randall 81. $. 80 II OF Mspes ave.
50X1OO actions; VIM Rose agt Ralph
Hickox 81 al foreclosure OF mtgs); attorney.
II a Paskus.
STEBBINS AVE, 1O24; Anna NJ Jeroloman agt
Harris Bernstein ct al foreclosure OF Mtg:
Attorneys. Arrowsmith & Dunn.
TINTON AVE. 5. 100 n n Of IJOth St T5x
20 2xj7x94 II; Catherine L Wynne ag- saint
Peters Corporation Construction Co et al
lamended foreclosure Of mtgls attorney. c II
Friedrich.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD. :. lots and 5. map
OF Village OF South Mount Vernon. The Bronx:
actions: Theodore Reese agt Fred Wagner
81 al foreclosure OF mtgs). attorney, J r
Nunk.
Sd AVE, cor 27th 81. 74xs5x irreg; Henry p
Neith agt Mount shannon Realty co al
foreclosure OF mtgs1: attorneys. Elnstein,
Townsend q Gufterman.
4lST ST 32S West; American Mtg Co agt
Clara Hochland et al (amended foreclosure OF
Mtg. attorneys. Bowers sands.
18TH ST, ;. Ss.T II of Sd ave. IS 5xioc ?;
Alfred Hahn agt Minnie Schapiro et al fore
closure Of MTG; attorneys. Davis Kaufman.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
MECHANICS LIENS.
DECEMBER 10.

BROADWAY. 3iOi and 3lO3: A Gaglano & Co
agt Mitow Realty co. owner and contractor:
81 .2y0.
CHARLES ST. -: Samuel Bady et al agt Henry
hopt. owner Lorenzo Building Construction
co, contractor. $50
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 5fT: Samuel Miller aet
Hague Realty co. owner; Bergen Realty 90
Bernard Wilson and Anna McAlpin, coutrac-
tors; sl.22i
I'D AVE. 5S1; Jacob Plotkin agt kTy Lyn Realty
60. owner: ] j Auerbaeh. contractor; s75
SD AVE. ttSi and 4002; Walter \; Handy AIT
Cornela h Ayerill. owner; ] Wood agent
contractor; xso0.
18TH 81. Sls East: Harry Eekshtat ast Mrs D,,
60. contractor: $50.
t"lH st. 2ob West. Lewis Davis Electrical
construction. Maintenance and supply 90 sst
Mary . cunningham owner. Cunningham
contractor. 50.
ll5lit ST. .,G East. Andrew y GalHEau act
MasY Israel, owner, Rosenber. & co. coatrac-
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
TWO STATEN ISLAND DEALS.

Cornelius G. kolm sold 10 Thomas IL.
Willshaw corner plot, loNl,5 feet on
Lyman and New York avenues. The prop
erty is near the country seat OF Arthur
Won Briescn. TIE buyer will build house
on tho site.
August Never. Of Fort WadsROrth. has
purchased 81 Cornelius @. KOln three lots
ou the northerly side OF Evelyn Place, near
Home avenue Fort WsdsWorth. The prop
erty commands a fine view Of the Mar
rows. u viii be used by the purchaser as
. site for a dwelling house.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
December 10

rrIMPTON AVE, =. 75.5 n ~ 1ioth S.
Samuel Finkelstein et al agt James q fichsn
81 al; Aug 90. 1900: $3.50
SAME PROPERTY: John Norton sgt same; Aug
II. 1909. $3.50.
SAME PROPERTY: Kertscher & 60 ast same
Aug II. 1900. $40.
SAME PROPERTY: Harry Turner 81 Al az
same: Aug II. 1909. $500
SAME PROPERTY same sEt sane; Aug H.
fss9: 5000
SAME PROPERTY: Thons. 9 Edmonds n Co
sgt same: Aug H. 1909; S2e5.
Aug Is. 1900: sf.4Os-
SAME PROPERTY: Lewis Landon ast same
Aug 1s 1909: sfi9 a.
SAME PROPERTY: Michael Hughes agt same
Aug rs. 1909: S3.fJS.
SAME PROPERTY: Church r Gates co az,
same. Aug 10. 1900 SST0 -.
SAME PROPERTY: Alexander Gambie agt
same. Aug 20. 1909: s2.05o
ssTH ST. 23O West. Bernard Drucksr agt
Beatrice r Lawrence ct al; AUG N. 1909; 81"
I3tST ST. 52s 70 5s2 West weinsteIn Plumbing
90 sgt Aqueduct Construction co et al. May
4. 1902 S49s so
16lsT ST. 575 East: Louis Forelia q 60 AIT
Iongfellow Realty Corporation Fl al Aug Fl
1909 Thy b0ndJ: s1ff %.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
REELFo0T JURY COMPLETE
Taking OF Evidence Begins in Second
Night Rider Trial

Union city. Tenn. Dec. lO.-After more
'hah three weeks spent In trying TO pro-
cure Twelve jurors 20 try Garrett johnson
ana Arthur Clear, alleged Night Ridkrs
ensrseu Win the murder OF Captain ouen-
TN '..'i'Nh. the jury was sworn In to-day
'hu 'ne taking OF evidence was begun
Ine state opened the case by reading the
indictment and calling as a witness y a,
Ward, landlord at the Walnut Los tIo,s,
tton which Captain Rankin was taken ths
n'sn' OF the murder The testimony dup-
heates that siven az the former tri,l
which resulted in verdict cf guilty. I'm.
verdict was set aside ON appeal
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
PLAN BIG REALTY MEETING.
Fifth Avenue Association 10 Discuss
Important Subjects.

Tho annual meeting Of the Fifth Avenue
Association will be held on the second
Tuesday IN January AZ the Holland House.
n is more than likely that this meeting
viii take place in the evening. and tho in
dicstions are that II will he of unusual In
torest by reason Of the important subjects
that viii come up for discussion.
Among the individuals and concerns
which have recently Joined the association
ere Fleischnsn's New York Florist Stores
Company. Raphael Tuck & Sons Compouy.
Mrs. Willism p. OsgOod Field Island
Realty Company. Hotel Manhattan. Hotel
Latham. Bryan L. Kennedy. Daniel Gug-
Eenheim, Costikysn & Co, Arthur r
Kemp. }. r. De Lamar, Rhineander Real
Estate Company. Fifth Avenue Bank Of
New York. tho Wete Player-Piano COM
psny and fhe University club.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
NEW BUILDING RECORD.
superstructure of the Gimbel Depart
ment Store in Place.

The Gimbei superstructure is completed.
Tie last piece Of steel has been set and the
Thompson -Starnett Company has made the
record IL sought 20 achieve. having erected
@ oo0.0o0 pounds Of steel I'm trifle over four
hundred hours. The remainder OF the work
is now being rushed with equal speed, and
the biggest thing ever done in tile arches
was accomplished yesterday. when 10 loads
Of hneproOf tile were delivered and set be-
fore nightfan Heretofore the handling OF
us loads of tile arch in one day has been
considered a record. bat in spite OF the 10
loads handled on the Gimbel building yes
Ierdsy. there was an insistent cry for more
tile. and before all the tile is erected IL is
expected that the ThOmpson-Starrett Or
gsnizaticn win have its capacity tested TO
the extent Of 80 loads daily.
New-York tribune., 1909-12-11
MRS. FORD INDICTED AGAIN.
Now Charged with Blackmail-Cooke's .
Name in Big Four Case.

Cincinnati. Dec. 10-Thc grand Jury re-
turned an indictment to-day Charging
blackmail against Mrs. jeanette stewart
Ford. the woman In the Warriner case :"
This is the third indictment returned
against Mrs. Ford The other two charge
her with receiving stolen property.
For the first time the name OF Edgar =
Cooke. Of Chicago, was legally connected
with the $4,000 shortage I'm the local offic.
of the Big -Four Railroad. In the Ford
indictment Cookies name appears I'm con-
nsetion with a charge that Warriner. when
he first was made local treasurer of the
Big -Four. knew Of a shortage OF $1,000 Tor
which Cooke was responsible. Cooke was
at that time clerk in the treasurer's or
flee.