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New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

overtures have been made TO purchase the Beck
man leasehold. 102 2x6s sx1o22x75n feet. at the
southeast corner Of S5tb street and Broadway
John J. Kavanagh has sold for Carrie Kaufman
to client for occupancy No. So East 18th street,
a four story and basement dwelling house, on lot
1axs22 feet.
L ]. Phillips e. Co have sold for L. & A. Pincus
and NJ Goldberg the plot. 1ooxe911 feet. on the
north side Of 15oth street 100 feet west of Broad
way. 10 Adoph Lewisohn.
Henry Brady has sold for William ]. Maxwell
No. 239 TO 243 West 18th street. one five and two
story tenement houses. on plot - 6x921 feet.
also sold for client to John r. RafteT No. 432
West 18th street. five story tenement house, on
lot 25x92 feet
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
To APPEAL JUDGMENT.
Judge Hard Hands Do1Cn Findings
IN City R0Iscdy Case.

Judge werd. in the United States Circuit Court
yesterday handed down his findings In the case in
which In October he rendered judgment in favor
Of The receivers Of the New York City Railway
Company against the Metropolitan Securities Com
pany for an approximating $4,000. The
findings will be used a basis upon which TO take
the case 10 the United States Supreme Court on
appeal.
The Judgment for 81 .oaa with interest at 6
per s1.S45.754 So from October IS. 1907 and
On ss7ls 245 81 from March 6. 1868. The suit grew
out of the agreement of May q, 1907, at which
time the Metropolitan Street Railway Company
agreed to issue improvement notes TO meet out
standing obligations and pay for needed improve
rDents- These notes to the amount of S000,0D
turned the Metropolitan Securities
Company, which agreed to furnish the money for
the improvements Some money was furnished, and
IL was the collection of the remainder which
caused the suit.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
SO-CENT GAS PROFITS
consolidated Co. Unable to Make
Rate of Per Cent, Report Says.

a. A. .-,.,oI ,,as-inK Of stockholders of the
Consolidated Gas Company yesterday statehie ~
Was road by Vsce-President Addicks, IN Nfllci No
history Of the se-cent gas litigation and the oeO
s,on os the Supreme Court OF the United oOd'es
we're reviewed. and il was added that rom ne
ures now available the earnings from the CUM
rany's gas business for the year 1903 Win ea
figures at 80 cents and without any allo"Ahoe
contingencies and reserve. would amount approx
rnafely 10 per cent per ann'Im on the 'aiue u
-,-operxy as assumed by the United states 0u
--er,s court That court il viii be remembered
held that the company was entitled 70 pei - -.
strn ,,rou the present value of its gas properues
.,d franchises and gave il permission tc bring an
othsr action IL after operation for reasonapie
r.-iod Il could be shown that less than per cent
r,,,,ld be earned at the So-cent rate
pet.-rsnr 70 the effect of the Supreme Courts
action in d.srnissinE the suit absolutely althoush
without prejudice TO the comPanys right 10 oegin
g new suit the statement says;
- ne sB4y ss 81 te ene Company f it should ultimately
successful N having the act oecisIeo soH
SITh The United States circuit Court, the further
Of nearly 20 te whifh Gn,ted hsS States circuit
court was entered in favor of the company ana
II6,cb nav eiapse before the new suit can be
reTted thus involving loss of millions OF dolers
III. .he sraot reaq VIII be nearly duplicated in te case
Of the sea - & n rS IN the suits brought By or
against them about the tirne the act went INTO
ire total business OF the company for the year
IeR shows an income from its gas business arg
<arn diride-ds ard interest received on stocks ana
bends owned and advances made to other com, com,
oaries of & oss After deduction or interest
pxS6 on funded and other debts amounting 10
x I'd 797 AND dividends the stock or the com
-snv al the rate of per cent per annUrn amount,
ing 10 S324s sss there remained an undistrlnuted
hslence of s7p5slz amounting TO about four-nlIhs
~ r1r cent on the stock Of the company no"
outstanding.
The stockholders reelected the retiring directors
The vote was the largest ever cast at an annual
r.etins OF the company. 72o2s shares being voteo
nv more than p 2-S per of the total number oi
shares.
JusSe Moves. Of the United States Circuit Court
YESTERDAY granted the petition Of the Public service
s-o-nrnission 70 intervene as q party oefenoant IT
80 &C. pa. suits still pending in United States
rsre,,it Court When the suit against the Consoh
dated Gas Company carried to the Unitec
States Supreme Court. test case, u was unoer
stood that the finding in that acnon "ouio DC
cepted in the other suits. IN which II was also al
isz.d that tie state so-cent gas law was unconstl
tutionaI because II was ccnhscatory-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
DOUGLAS COURT SOLD
VAS HELD AT S3@5, 900.
Market Found for a Large Parcel on
iSirtk 4Uenue.

rnvestore and onerators were prominent yester-
day in the trading in the real estate marker,
The Ncy;ckar Gaillard Realty Company sold for
the Pence Realty Company the Douglas Court sl1
story elevator apartment house. 1oOXloO rect at
the southeast corner of Broadway and li'th street.
to Philip Livingston. The property was heid @ a' at
1925 900. Also sold for James CarleW NO 90 "es'
s5th street five story American basement owen
ing house, on a lot 2o11o22 feet, to client toF
occupancy This is the seventh mouse recehllS
sold OF a of fifteen.
The Alliance Realty Company. Daniel b. FREED
man and Heilner & Wolf bought from Mary j.
Belts No. 7s2 to 1872 Sixth avenue and Nos ~ ana
"A West 45th street a parcel comprising more than
Il. 900 square feet. which are seven five story
buildings The parcel has a frontage OF 10 feet on
Sixth avenue and 120 feet in 45th street
Max Marx bought from Sonn Brothers plot
900 x1Oo feet on the north side Of 4th street. 100
feet east of Eighth avenue.
Hall J. How & Co. sold for Alexander Walker
the block front on the east side of Fort Washing
ton avenue from INST to 172d street, to the Hol-
land Holding Company. 1t has a frontage OF 1911
feet on Fort Washington avenue, 100 feet IN ldst
street 11s 10 feet in 172d street and rear line OF
1S1 feet.
Plans have been fled with Buildings Superin-
tenden. Murphy for remodelling the ground floor
of the Tiffany Studios, at Madison avenue and 4oth
street. installing store windows from designs
by Clarence True. architect
Plans have also been filed for making over the
four story hathouse No rs East 1o9th street into
lofts for light manufa cturing, the change Of occu-
pancv being made for the Manhattan Roofing Com
nany as new owner. Frank Hausle is the archt-
Plans have also been filed for converting the
old ia shioned tenement house No 22I West Hous-
ton street owned by M. W. Ostrander, into a TWO
family dwelling house. reftted from designs by o
Ressmann architect
Plans have also been filed for six story brick
tenement house TO be built for the Chelsea Realty
Company at No 41S East 123d street at q cost OF
$4,000. Thain g. THAN are the architects
Plans have also been filed for remodellins the
nine five story tenement houses the Ninth ave
nue. block from 45th street, installing new
plumbing plant and improving the light, ventilation
and sanitation at a cost Of 100000, from designs
by George NJ. McCabe architect. The improve
rents will be made for Anna II. J. Betz, as owner.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
AUTO Runs DOWN BOY.
Lads Skull Fractured as He Comes
Out of School.

In company with two other women Mrs Ben
ssrain H Etheson. wife Of q cotton broker Nv
ing at No. go Riverside Drive. started yester-
day for Connecticut with Munson J. Palmer as
chauffeur The party reached 156th street and
s+ Nicholas avenue Just as the children were
coming out of Public School 46 and swarning
through the streets. Charles Osborne, nine years
OLD of No 300 West 154th street, became con-
fused when the automobile was within few
feet of him. and of the wheels ran over
him.
The boy was put in the automobile and rushed
20 the Washington Heights Hospital, where IL
was said last night that he was suffering from
a frs-ture of the skull and possible internal
injuries NIunson was locked Up on a charge of
felonious assault.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
ONE MORE oARMAoK JUROR CHOSEN.
Judge, Too III to Proceed, Adjourns Court
Warns Accepted Talesmen Against Discussion.

Nashville Tenn, Jan. ZS.-As the first panel OF
the verire Of FIVE hundred had been exhausted,
and as Judge Hart was feeling i'll TO proceed.
court in the Carnsack murder trial adjourned at
s5o this afternoon. after choosing juror,
making the number
The first who presents business excuse
viii be fned SO right off the reel remarked the
Court when the trial began to-day. and a least
half Of the waiting line Of men melted out into
the courtroom However after claimed
20 have formed opinion. based upon the evi-
denee as printed IN the newspapers. and ex-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
SEEK TO FoRECLosE HOTEL LOAN

The Knickerbocker Trust Company has brought
action in the Supreme Court against the Forty
ninth Street and Madison Avenue Company and
others to foreclose mortgage of $4,000 on the
hotel property the northeast Of 49th street
and Madison avenue. The size of the plot is s5x
796x100.5x Irregular.
The mortgage made January 16 1906
There is another mortgage the site. amounting
to 10000. held by the Knckerbocker Trust Com
pany. trustee. Olney 4 Comstock. OF No. 6s
William street. the attorneys for the plaintiff
The New Weston Hotel Company lessee of the
building, applied to the Supreme Court for voun-
tary dissolution December 9, 1905.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
BOND FOR H. w. POOR ASSIGNEE

Mark T. Cox assignee of Henry ". Poor, who
failed few weeks ago. obtained yesterday an
order from Justice Erlanger. of the Supreme Court
10 file a provisional bond of $4,000 until the
schedules are filed, when a permanent bond will be
fixed by the court. The actual assets in New York
State to come into the hands OF the assignee
amount 10 s13s.40 and consist of q in the
New York Stock Exchange, valued at s79oo0 book
accounts nominal value s45,5s9 actual value $4,000:
frnture 81 900: cash note $40; private library
in the process of sale by the Anderson Auction
Company which had a contract therefor and an
interest IN the proceeds antedating the assign
raeuf
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
NEW cRUcIeLE STEEL OFFICERS.

Fittsburg jan 25-At meeting of the directors
<f the Crucible Steel Company of America to-day
Herbert du Puy appointed chairman of the
executive conmittce. made vacant by the recent
death of William G. Park Mr.. du Puy agreed to
accept the ONCE only until capable man could
be selected relieve him. Other changes We're:
George z. Shaw. of Pittsburg, elected q director;
John A. Sutton Of Pittsburg, second vice -pres-
cent snd @ c. Ramsey. of New York. third vice
president. o. II. Wharton of Pittsburg, made
fourth vice president, to succeed Alexander
Thomas. who died recently in Germany.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
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New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
LEASES A SEVENTH AVENUE STORE

Harvey n Bloomer has leased for the Winthrop
Hotel Company the store and basement OF NO
2nss Seventh aven' to Charde & Erbe for term
of years also the store and basement of No. 2o3
West 125th street for same lessons to the Men
Quitting Company. also the building on lot 2oX
Ol feet at the southeast of l2sth street ana
Seventh avenue for William c. Hill to an investor
for q long term of years
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
A WEST SIDE INVESTMENT DEAL,

g. B. Goodale & Son have sold for William Moran
No 40 West 67th street five story fathouse,
lot 25x1Oc feet. to an investor also sold for G.
Floyd-Jones No s2s Second avenue. four story
store and dwelling house lot 1Sx70 feet.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
CENTRAL NEW ENGLAND CERTIFICATES.

New Haven. Jan. z5.-The call for the surrender
of certificates OF of the Central New England
Railroad Company In exchange for stock was ex-
plasned to-day st the Office ot the New York New
Haven Il Hartford Railroad a formal matter
due 20 the expiration fey dayz ago of the voting
srass established 1885 OF the total OF certificates
stock and income bonds the New Haven company
held majority II Is understood that the Central
Kew England will he reorgsnize6 with the ultimate
view of complete merger with the New Haven
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
JAN1FoR SHOOTS WIFE AND SELF.
When Pstrolman Tries to Arrest Him He
Tries TO End Life

George Reeves janitor OF the hathouse at No
1902 Lexington avenue shot his wife, Alice in the
right and left arm and later shot himself in
the head s their home night. At the Presby-
terisn Hospital * said the man may die
Reeves is prisoner at the hospital, charged with
feiorious assault and attempted suicide.
The wife. said lost patience with her hus-
band because ne would work, and refused 10
let him In the house last night. He broke in the
door and shot her and when patrolman tried to
arrest hir1 he shot himself.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
BUY A ROW oF HOUSES

Sanford & Green have bought from the estate of
Margaret Crawford the four fve-story and base
ment apartment houses, Nos 106 to 112 West 109th
street Each house Is &xlo0, with three apart
ments of four rooms and bath on floor
The transaction all cash one. The brokers
c. F. de- Casanova and c. E. Iinthicum
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Aqueduct ave Isl II Fordhan Road;
two story brick tnmnts. Il. 6Txs7 each: Will
lam Evans. owner; Daube & Kreymborg, archts:
S7S
Southern Boulevard. 90 Il of 18th st: two
brick tnmnts 4oxss each Oakwood
Realty Co. owners; Daube Kreymborg. archts:
- D.. - o. - -. 49,
Hughes ave of 1Ssth ST: 4 story brick
tnnnt with store. 45x7s l. John Dawson,
owner Young & Cronenberg. archts: COST. 2s
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
NOW OWNS BIG GREENWICH TRACT.

Pease & Gilman have sold for Robert S
o'Ioushlin mis- tract at Greenwich Conn 1t COM
prises sixteen acres with large dwelling. stable
garage gardeners lodge and outbuildngs The
buver intends to occupy the premises
The property adjoins the estate Of William H
Truesdale and is near the homes of Mrs. Harriet
Lauder Greenway and of Mrs. A. a Anderson
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
TAXPAYERS TO PERFECT THEIR PLANS

Board of Brokers will be held al O'Clock on
Wednesday afternoon 70 perfect plans for organ
izing the Taxpayers Congress. At o'clock
Wednesday night a meeting will be held at the
Grand Union Hotel to elect officers cf the congress
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Martha ave s % u Of 24ist, 75x1oo; Central
Mortgage Company loans Ernst Keller. ...-.-..
Decatur ave $ g corner faSth ST, i0oN40 Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Company loans Ham
mer Really Company
city Mortgage Company loans Bagot Realty
Company .....--.,.-<-'.. .--..-.s........
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
SIDNEY G. LOVE RETIRES'
Tbirtu sir Year Old Millionaire
Quits Business.

C+;caso Ian 95-Sidney c. Love. of New York
and Chicago. having anassed during orleI @ ousi
ness career fortune said TO be close 70 2"o"o
retired from business to-day. Mr.. Low ad con
ternplated the move for some months, on- 80 que'
" were the details worked out that the announce
r1ent that Sidney c. Love & Co. had aoannoheo
business formerly rated at S5.6hep a year
startled the local financial district
Mr. and Mrs. Love, the latter formerly MISS Mar
iorie Burns of Chicago, and said TO be wealthy III
her own right. will leave New York soon Tor
tour of Europe.
business career as brokers' clerk fifteen years
ago. At the time the Moores began their success
full campaign to secure the Rock Island railroad
Mr.. Loves associates in business were Frederlck
Swift. of New York and Frederick c. Adrich. OF
Chicago.
1T was rather sudden" said Mr.. Aidrch- MI
Love concluded wind up affairs, and inside or
four hours il had been done Besides the main
offices in New York and Chicago, our branches in
Minneapolis and St. Louis closed to-day. Our New
York business vas transferred to Holister Il Bah
cock and our grain deals the Chicago Board of
Trade TO Shearson, Hammill & Co. There is
mystery about it and no financial embarrassment"
firm of Sidney c. Love & Co. the dissolution of
which, following the termination Of the partner
ship agreement in April. is announced Mr.. Love
1900 Frederick Swift and F c. Aldrich the
other two members of the firm. whose New York
Offices at No. Wall street.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
FINE BROOKLYN HOUSE SOLD.

BurriIl Brothers have sold the three story and
basement brownstone house No 469 Cd street
Brooklyn, for Matthew D. Dooley to John e Demp-
sey.
The buyer will occupy the house early In Feb
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
To AFTER EAST SIDE HOUSE.

Harvey NJ Bloomer has sold the dwelling house
No 1H East 116th street to the Riverside Realty
Company The house will be altered into com
mercial building by the buyer
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
NEW ORIENTAL RUG EXHIBIT.

Al the new address of Joseph Wild & Co. No
Sss Filth avenue. of 35th street. valuable
ard extensive exhibit OF and Oriental
- ncw Berg asld
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
SALE OF READE STREET BUILDING

J ". Kelley & Son have sold to client OF DAME
Birdsal & Co a six story building No "A Read
street, between Broadway and Church street
is on a lot . 6X62 feet
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
HELP WANTED
Male.

Male ,,,,is.
BUTLER. &c COOK. &c--N arri-1 ,-l,,,,-sss.
butler and useful: COOK anu 20 ,Nden
small private family: country ~
& Robbins sos 9Th ave
FARM FOREMEN. herrsn1en- f1r
,oUI4r1-rnan. married and slnssr, sS
Sourb and west Odell & RoociiS'
9Th ave
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
HELP WANTED
Femaf&

Feuaaf& -.
COMPANION and HELP = -. -. ,sstes
1trI win home training and siInl.S .Sr,,,--itv
nreferred attractive location. opyy1 fhar
for enSyrnsnt Please Wrile prss-
raraf,I consideration may be 49, iSss
hvterian. Tribune Uptown
Broadway
COOK ard LAUNDRESs Two y $50 sd
apartment: se5. also house%r oi-Sssu San 4
to S30. waitress for lunch. 80
Robbins. S25 6th ave
CT To9Ss EMPLOYMENT suRs.ssdd.:
eSs Amsterdam ave. near soo S-sarxrds
help Of ali nationaIlties. no ices nr,rr rsf-
places waiting: city and ccuniis'
erences.
ADVERTISEMENTS ard srhscripsiIS@e,s iIS@,sozSn
ire Tribune received at their sers
Oeics No 1854 Broadway. AZ
ara s7th sts. until o'clock p s.iIo7v.ns
Sarti.av1anfs received al the Lo-ssl l
branch ofices at resular once sTs .
o'eIocl< .. m. via 264 : - 70
cor 23d st; 15S 6th ave-. ccT- -
East iSth St; 257 West E2d *
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26

GOOD second hand milling machines, foot
and power presses. iathes monitor and
screw machines. etc: entire plants bought
for cash Manhattan Ala West Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
LOST BANKBOOKs-

BANkBOOK No. 400. 577 of the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing. Any per-
hon having a claim TO it is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten days
or submit to having said passbook can
celied and a one issued
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
City Property for Sale.

DRoADwAY. NORTHWEST CORNER OF READE ST.
* Of the most desirable corners
joyntovn Apply t VINO. WALKERS SONS. 292 3. way
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26

BANkROOK No 512. .S53 OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing Any per
son having claim to IN Is hereby called
upon TO present the same within ten davs
or submit to having said passbook can
celied and a new one issued
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26

LOST.-Bankbook No. 4o6. .613 OF Dry Doc.x
Savings Institution. ANY person having
claims upon said book is called upon 10
present the same to the bank within thirty
DAYS. or the said book will be declared
cancelled and extinguished and a new enc
issued In lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26
Country Property for Sale or 10 Let.

c1NA1J. FARM FOR SALE OR RENT: TERMS EASY;
good buildings orchard. water; pleasant location
. 1,,Ies from Brew HADDEN BROS. Brewster N y
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26

BANKBOOK No. 5l7. 4O6 OF the Union Dime
Savings Institution is missing Any per
son having claim TO il Is hereby called
upon to present the same within ten days
OF submit To having said passbook can
Celled and a new one issued
New-York tribune., 1909-01-26

LANE sYsTEM-HANGING LEADERS
away from wall by Lanes patent pipe
hangers saves leader. Saves wall Circu-
lars mailed Ira g. Lane. 207 E Gath 81.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-12-21

the prince to the cabin among the
mists and crags.
They say she eats boys, now
and then" he added, as il sud
denly remembering it.
Gee! Do you suppose we could
get there some day when she's
eating one?"
AS they rode back to the castle
after an hour, coming down
through Castle avenue from the
monastery road, they passed a
tall, bronzed young man whom
Tullis at once knew to be an
american. He was seated on a
big boulder at the roadside, en-
Joying the shade, and was evident
ly on his way by foot to the cas-
tie gates to watch the beau monde
assembling for the review. At his
side was the fussy, well-known
figure of Cooks interpreter, Gag
erly pointing out certain import
ant personages to him as they
passed. OF course, the approach
of the prince was the excuse for
considerable agitation and fer
vor on the part of the man from
Cooks. He mounted the boulder
and took off his cap to wave it
frantically.
Its the prince!" he called out
to Truxton King. STAND up!
Murray! Long live the prince!"
Tullis had already lifted his
hand in salute to his country
man, and both had smiled the
free, easy smile of men who know
each other by instinct.
The man from Cooks came to
grief. He slipped from his perch
on the rock and came laundering
to the ground below, considerably
crushed in dignity, but quite in
tact in other respects.
The spirited pony that the
prince was riding SHE'D and rear
ed in quick alright. The boy
dropped his crop and chung vail
antly to the reins. A guardsman
was at the pony's head in an in
slant, and there was no possible
chance for disaster.
Truxton King unbent his long
frame. picked up the riding crop
with a deliberateness that aston
ished the man from Cooks,
strobe out into the roadway and
handed 1t up to the boy in the
saddle.
THANK you," said Prince Bob
by.
Don't mention it," said Trux-
ton King with his most engaging
smile. mo trouble at ALL"