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New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
KEENE BROKER MUST TELL
Court Orders Edward Pepper to
Answer Two Questions.

Edward Pepper. of the brokerage firm OF
Pepper. Sternbach & Co, handling stocks
for James r. Keene and dealing in Hook
ing Coal and Iron stock a the time OF the
failure of Lathrop, Haskins & Co. Will
have TO answer the two questions put to
him in the investigation before Stanley w
Dexter the referee in bankruptcy AFTER
ordering him to do this Judge RouSh hned
him $40 for contempt Of court for refusing
to answer in the first place.
The two questions which we're supposed
to have such "A vital relationship 10 the
manipulation of the Hooking pool. the cot
lapse of which caused the 1athrop-Hasklns
failure. and which may clear UP the whole
transaction. were: First-As TO the market
value of the property held by the Pepper
brokerage firm for James p. Keene at the
close of business on January IS last. Sec
ond--ts TO whether he had purchased any
Hooking Coal and Iron stock to replace the
shares which he had used for delivery
under the sales that he made
Judge HQaIgh recited the circumstances
that led to the Hooking pool collapse, Wfllch,
he said was the sale by Pepper of Hooking
stock until the market was forced down
from 81 to about 20, causing the failure OF
Iathrop Haskins & Co. and other hrlnS'
and then referring TO the retOSai 10 ailSN 81
the questions called attention to the I'M
portance of their bearing on the bank
ruptcy inquiry. He said:
In this instance il is asserted that the
bankrupt's property right was lost by Nj.
Popper's action: that such action was que
To the exercise Of his legal right as against
keene: tnat the reason for the exercise OF
that legal right was diStruSt, not com
mInicaIed to Nj. keene. of the latter
Willingness or ability to respond With money
il the market went against him. and that
thc result of such exercise by Mr.. Pepper
OF his lisht was to lower the market so tina I
he could have replaced the stock he had
himself bought hi prices which would nave
shown large profit to somebody. query :
Whether Mr.. Pepper or 10 Mr. keene?
The transaction was most eXtiaordifldf} :
and in my judgment, although II Is true
that theSe bankruptcy inquisit!ons are 10 oe
rGnducted only to enable creditors to uiS-
cover whether the bankrupt is entitled to a
discharge and inform the trustee whether
any assets exist which should be collected
this is eminentiy instance where large
latitude Of inquiry should be allowed in the
eNanina tion of the persons closely con-
ingS. 60 ::
agree with the referee that the first IN
Guiry is calculated TO ascertain the accu-
rae of statement by Mr.. Pepper in respect
of the reasons moving him to make safes
so disa strouS in their results, and the sec
ond question is calculated to show whether
ANYBODY. and if SO. who, protited by the
transaction above outlined from the eNl-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

UPPER FIFTH AVENUE SALE.-ihe
Ancient Order of Hbernans has sold
the big vacant plot at the northeast corner
of Fifth avenue and l16th street Inc
property has frontage of 1W.n teet III
Fifth avenue and 1f0 feet In 116th street.
Patrick J. McNulty sold the property 10
the order a little more than three years
ago for the purpose of erecting cue
house TO serve the general headquarters
of the order in this country.
The Great Centres Realty Company IS
the buyer of the property. The hrfn Is
now considering proposal for the eree-
ton OF a theatre under a lease as well
a. an offer 10 sell the plot for the purpose
OF development with a store
Pearl, STREET SALE.-LeWis b Pres
ton has sold to a client the property known
as Nos 122 and 124 Pearl street running
through to and including Nos. SO ana -
Water street The plot is approX1mateiE
80 feet on each street and i26 feet III depth'
The present buildings were occupied 10y
the owner for many years. and we're re-
Gently destroyed by fire, The property mas
neen held at $4,000 W. =. White q Co
represented the owner, August kupstelh' III
the transaction
RECENT BUYERS.-Eben Stevens is the
buyer of the American basement mousse NJ
IL East 55th street. sold last week oy INC
Douglas Robinson. Charles ;. Brown ~oii'
panv for Frederick q. Bourne. Mr stevens
recently sold his home. Nc. - East 4'th
street. to the New York Central Railroad
Miss Jessie Faroularson. a dressmaher az
No. ; East Attn street is the buyer or no
81 Riverside Drive, sold recently oE a. T.
Gillette through Frederick Zittel & Sons.
.p.RTNr,HT HOUSE TO COST $4,000,
Plans v.re fled Yesterday for the twelve
story anartnant house to he erected by the
Vadrick Realty Company, EDGAR a Lev y
,rasident at No 80 to $50 West 18th street,
bet ween Columbus and Amsterdam avenues.
The structure will occupy Il plot S5.Sx1o2
feet. and is estimated to cost $1,000 by the
archtects, Schwartz & Gross.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Frederic De Foster 10 Cornelius T Kings
lano, as trustee: $2s.0t0.
500.
Charles u Phelps exr, Frederic De Foster
SIS. coo.
Robert : Fletcher Martin c Keller; $4,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 City Real Ls-
taie co; s..
Saul Bernstein TO Herbert I,mburg: 81.
Charles Geissenschmidt, admr TO Herman +
Enple: SIS. 900.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co 20 Law
yers Mortgage Co; 5000.
LohbaueT faTil Improvement co 10 George 4
StenmuI1er assigns II mtgst; S1l. .95
Emma /. Darling. extrX. to Irene II GarriCue!
and ano: 81.
Rebecca Elias to Harry l. Asher; . assts. eacf
I part: 81 600
Frances Simon 10 Louis Simon 81 900.
Tdw = HassinEer TO Kate Bellnni: 5000
James DALEY to Lungfeliow Realty Corpora
tion: SlGc
Wilbur r O'Donncu to Gustavus r Rechstein
&! 900
| United States Trust Co of New York to New
York Savings Bank: sl33.h0
Guarantees Mortgage Co Of New York To Lui
+ Phelps; tl,;CG.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
CWtth name and address of purchaser
AUGUST -
NTA&HbTTA%

MANHATTAN-
CONVENT AVE s extsnds rom rom P,if!I ig5u
| inc Ip,nroyenlent and Investment CO /" harry
| p Ward imtg s130,0oot; Aug 10 Sloo' address
| 49, Broadway.
RIyINGroN ST : sty brk, 2i,9H73x irres;
| ! iii1- Fisenherg to Ifirsch Weinberg tmtS si'.-
| 5on,: Aug u: 500: address. 9" Rivngton st.
so ~ ,aoxI"3. charles Honsle to Gaetano
| Gola~di (rntg SIS 0n0y. Aug L.; sloo' address
| l62 East I'D St.
40 AVE. 42a. > sty btk. 24.sxi1o: lanes J
| McC;iUcn to Theresa McGilien mtg $4,000 ;
ali liens; aug II: 81. udress, 500 East ''is' 81
10TH ST. :, 201' It Of "aVeFleH 5od P!ace. "a =
~ WaverIey place 86x9O: Helena Banks 81 81
al Aeker Menlall ogt Gonds te5 90: s., c Dec ~
1sTa sr as4 Fast .ty hrh. 4s soNs2
walter J salomon to the Fideiity Realty Co
| rmtr sal 615i: and $; Feb $ 81
18Th Il 81. ST. 81, i,,,tc 81. .75oy. and -; Feb S;
! 81: address. Il West I'D 81
| aeTH ST. 42s West: Sty brs, 1'Has sa' =
TfSo nftS ,s4t. Mn''si all ,itIe M Aug t.: 5000
! -,Mr, PROPERTY: Louise g Miller et nj TO
! same: fve-six,hs part all title Aug - S'''
! u;IIor 20 same. Aug -. g.. address so West
291h st. go
sorH ST goo Ees ;.a s.. 6T MG,.,ilsn Is *aS tr1f q
James ", WeG.,n' ,, An, ,n. 81 is,i address lt' -
7,sr ST, AS Vest. sty brls, ooz1"@'' Ed Ed
ward Ls9sha 30 = NarEa4a Ass 18th l. - 7''"
18TH ST. 20 Easr. sly brk- 1902
Lvdia u Kendall % May l Barrett, aug 10
| s1oo. address, 1sS Broadway
| 1onTH ST 241 West 1 sty brk, 15x1oH u /;
pntsr 4 Weacher % Florence / Perdue lmts
SO oonr March DC 500 address, 215 Mon
| tague ST BROOKLYN
! sAMz PROPERTY FLORENCE l. Perdge 70
| 100 Proadway
Hath ST. 53s West, 2ox1", II; Augustns 9
t,re"ls hpe Is; $ 81, address 10 west 57th st
125TH ST. 53s West. 5 stv brk, 2Ixioo II :
Blanche Corse 10 John corse mtg s-''ooV''
l33D ST. &C West sty brk. cax99 II; Nir-
rinta A johnson to Caroline D Bolstridge tmts
s2a. ooo) Aug Il: 81: address. Centre Moriches
Long Island.
Jackson to Meyer Goldberg and Abraham Green.
berg tntg s3s o00. Aug l. $loo; ADDRESS, TO-
Nassau ST.
bath ST. 6s East. 81. 6x09l1 Henry H Jack
son to Never Goldberg and Abraham g, ereenbeTs sn f
tmtg s3s, ,ooo,; Aug /: 800: address i"- Nassan
THE BRONX.
BRONX BOULEVARD. % ave, 9. LOT 2
Anderson to Joseph Marcus, Peter Norahom saS I'm
Nils and SEVERN Anderson 1H't9 ionn s'
on this and other property. July d 100 81
address 3525 Bronx Boulevard
! rRorONA AVE. n tsIth St 2onlOo
James ] Donovan 10 Giuseppe GerarIi smts
$4,000; Aug -; 500; address 1854 Madison
| ave
FULTON AVE. 1893, saxloo; ia Jseos 0do I Marko-
wttz haeheI Fensers ,nq ga lgtS 81 Aug o.
| HOLLAND AVE, 1901. 25Kloo; Mary Reing
To Elise Orschlor mtg $500 Aug 49, 800;
address 1901 Holland ave.
LOT J. map OF 10 lots Stems estate Hudson
| p rosa 60 10 Giuseppe A and Michel Guiseffi;
Aug II; 81; address. ce2s I'd ave
LOTS o. 10. II and ia of Van Nest Park;
! .ir.zar Realty co Latham Realty Co; Aug
| II. 81 O)o address ~ Nassau St
IoNGFELIIoW AVE. 1883, cor Freeman
,t no 3x330, Lons fellow R.a!.g Cooperation &c
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
Seen in the -(bops

E-i-!eE Esa7eT ~ paS:.i ceiurs, with a
he.nssi:c.ed border al around the edge and
tkc envelopes opening AZ the enc with a
di-tonGi nao. is selling ~ - cents G,lire
Hsterci writing paper in delicate shades
looks ike Inoire six and sells fo- 70 cents
box
bathing shoes tha. lace up the front in
white and colored canvas, arc 6 cents q
Eai-.
Nttcas o+ biack Aid. lined on the palm
side o: the hand ptth lambs wool for
stove cleaning and polishing are u cent?
each
Empire nigh gowns with butterfly sleeves
and trimmed With French bands are 81 53
each.
Tailcred 81 oc6s edged with colored linens
TO match the suits are Vc-y smart and
cost q cents apiece.
Tiny woode-. sisoes with Bon Voyage"
buInt OF the sc'e and suspended BY means
Of ribbon attached 20 the heel are for
eoeamer gifts, and are supposed TO bring
good ,Uok. they cost 81 cents each
Black satin .car.s lined with lgac SATIN
xA fastened with a huge Lack sG,in sun
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
COTTON CONGESTION Hg7,
Stsgnation at Other Ports. Hov-
Does Not Give Us Trade Bsl,-..

The congestion Of baIed cotton az.
port following the bull operations :,
so-calIed "Patten pool has created
dition in shipping circles ha~e WINS
the surface. would be in4icatt-a -
early re-establishmen Of our trade s.,.
were il not Offset By stagnatfon AZ -
ports.
Owing to the abnormal quantity -
staple brought here for delivery -
shorts. stes r1ship lines have been se,,
with freight all through June and Jgr
n is only now that the vessels enzsr.s
transatlantic traffic can find accom-sI
tion for the merchandise offered ther
export
TJoZ-d and French Ines nave oeen -
IarIv benefited b. this abnormal cons+I
the cotton exported from here being u
Iv consigned to Liverpool Maucssr)
Havre and Bremen What New Tork = !
in exports Of cotton. however. was ~
Nsg Orleans. Galveston. Savau-. :
other Southern ports. r1@ cotton ex e-s,
JrIv covering the @nrire country -
a decrease over 1909 OF 90 lHh0,9 po1rs.
At New York. hoTs-er. exports ~
-handfse during July '0cres sed u1E--s
& coo 0f0.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
taith name and address Of lender s atto'he''
Interest So unless otherwise stated
AUGUST -
NANEIATTAN

Mi\HATTAN-
CONVENT AVE. n . cor t2atn ST, ZIG # 70
12oth 81 xl52 * irreg. August -; yrs
Harry P ward to Hew York Lire Insurance
Co: $3.50 600; address. BAG Broadway
Aue X, ,r -. nor cent; MAY T. Barrett to
BoRery Savings Sank: $4,000. address lZe
Bowery.
14TH ST. s11 East. sly hrH, u Iox1c8 g. 3;
Frencesco Masliatta $1,000; attorney NC
Iaugl,lin * stern. j. William St
o9TH ST I2s West. > sty brk. 2Jx9s' aug
-; ; yrs. Emrna : Carroll to American Mort
gage Co, $1,000.
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg $1,000 $40 ooo1 = !;
Aqg 10 " S per noe eens s,.fneys sans Bo%ers
Sa nds. 81 Nassau St
list ST. 24s West ST z bris 2oslo" 2GorIs-5; .;
m Aug IL M du yor es savnss ss Rs BaPk $1,000
attorneys. Webber & Weber, Beekn'an s..
18TH ST. 2s& East, stx brH % .6s1oa,Z y. :
prior mtg Msooo. III, aug r. :. ignarz Nan
telcr: 81 500: attorney. Joseph heaFae' IT,
31s East 18th 81
Ia ,.rs: Edith NJ Warford to American
Mortgage 90; sl5.0oo: address, ~ Nassau 81.
DIST ST 30 East ; s,y brk. ..xloo,Si July
o: vrs sophia Moore to Ernst j Geehsn ;
SO, 900 attorno., N Henry " 5chutt. ~
Broadway.
I147H ST 5as West. sty bri; & 2ox1oe 'It,, - :;
mittce to Augustus Brown: $2S.ooo; address
- o O''' - THE BRONX.
ANTHONY AVE. " :. $50 # ot Burnslde
o~a o,v1Ss :: .up n: W 6 per cent Maria
bowling 10 Sarah Weldr: si,90o: attorney
Il bowling $50 Broadway-
CROTONA AVE n . cor 18th s.. 2oOXfoo
- M aup II. / VI e per cent: Giuseppe
/ Gerard 10 Jlnles ! Donavan: SITS; attorney
James Kearnev, go Broadway.
HOLLAND AVE. 1901. 25x1oo; m prior
,rr IS 30uJ: Aug 13: due Dec l. 1914; per
cent; Ellie OrschIer TO Mary ReiiIng; Sl.:5o'
attorney, Charles H Baechler, ll26 walker
ave.
LOT I76 map Hunter estate Van Nest; Aug
12 :; yrs Is per cent; Edward + SchWnzsr 20
Hester ! Morrison; $500; attorney, " MAJ
thies 4I5 fremont ave.
LYMAN PLACE W s 267 5 fl of 169th st.
80 3x57.1x irreg: Aug 13 ) yrs: Pasquale }
nev. LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co.,
160 Broadway
LOT ). map 1o7 lots, Stems estate; m
Cinseff and ano to Hudson p Rose Co; $3.50;
address, 80 West 4Jth ST
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16


Washington. August ID
opDERs IsstTED-The following orders
have been issued:
Major CORNELIUS DE W. wII.CGx: potnt pot9s
artillery. from San Francisco to west
~. ,or M'i'ITy HENRY " RUTHERFORD. uedea'
corus from San Francisco To Fort 1890
Major EDWIN r sTUART corps OF '1,on sxpira
ton of two months leave Of absence: DE- piC
coed to Fort I.eavenwoEth -sr1nI. srn,g of en-
gineering. vice Captain clarence -
corps Of engineers; 20 Mobile. Ais. ,..-
csptain WILLIAM \ BURNSIDE. 1fth lnIsn- ,sr
try. to Hot Springs army ana nav
yrs, Ilsntensnt WILLIAM X HUGHES. Jr:
signal corps. from san Francisco -
Wood
Passed Assistant Surgeon n. u. SMITH ds-
fsched Purean OF Medicine and surgery
continue at Naval Acaden1y- ,--r -
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. Navy De
partment. --,-r-.1r %
Assistant PayastTT ,,il T. s,Bad aiN srd duty as as
nav of7cer the Annapolis. vice Passed rs
sistant Psymaster g G. MAYO 70 hofne'
p,sTnssis. msis ofFe p MORSE detached naval dis
pensary. navy yard, Boston. 10 naval nos
Pbaraaci-t D1iac mt N. B BAKER detached the Frank
lin TO naval disPensary nay gaTG gat,.sd 70
dur az navy yard Portsmouth. y. II
Payrnaster's Clerk 4 Fl. MAYO sDpoir'liiiT'''
revoked
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS--The fol
lowing movements Of vessels have been
reported to the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
August 6-The ArnphitrIte at Memphis. lenn-
August 12-The Standish and the Cuttiensn. at
Annapolis. Co.,,
August 13--The Rainbow. at Tongku. the Cnoc-
tav at Washington. the Nansh21l. 81 Ndsd
sakf. the Alan at Newport News ths
foyyer at Beverly Farms Mass the an&-
ton AZ Newport. the Lebanon. at Province
town. the North Carolina AZ Hampton
Roads the Albany. ar Honolulu the "CiVEr
inc tre Dcrothea. rhe Gopher. the Nesn-
Vile the Yantlc aud the Don Juan qe 8us-
tria ar Cleveland. the Georgia. at NeEport :.
August 1.-THE Justin. at Tthuro1. tat-' 70
Mare Island: the Buffalo at ionotuiu' tns
Patapsco at Newport: the fcrhto"n' at
san Juan Gel sur
SAILED
August i2-The Standish and the Cit efEn.
iron, SoIonon's Island for Annapolis: the
Justin from san Pedro for Tiburon- tai
August I2-The Nayfower. from Boston to'
Beverly Farms. Mass: the Hanht5n' from
Provincetuy,n for Newport.
.urr1st 1.-THE North Carolina 1Tnrn N0rI7lk toF
IIarnrton Roads: the Des Moines. from Las
PaIr.las for Dakar. Senegal: the Hector ron
bradford for HAMPTON Roads; the lellhe-Se-.
the Montana and the North Carolina from
TTamptor Roads for Bar HarD0r. tEe Can :
fornis the Colorado. the pennsylvania anu
the washington. from san Francisco for
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANIA

MANHATTAN.
10TH ST $, 2331 It q OF Amsterdam ave
12 brick and stone apt: Nedrtck Realty
Co, owners. Schwartz Gross architects
S3I5. 600.
THE BRONX.
FRANKLIN AVE. s. 400 II of Jefferson
pl sty brk tenmt. 25tzx102: Charles Killing
southern Boulevard and Westchester ave.
owner; William 2urtZer. Spring 81 and Bowery.
architect: S25, 900.
145TH ST 1877. So f. of Willis ave.
sty brk tenmt, 5nxs9. BenJamin Benenson.
40T East 1880 st. owner. Schsefer 6 Jaeger.
401 fremont ave- architects; $4,000.
17SD ST. cor of Vyse ave. 3 brk tennis
sty, +ox6I n, and two 4 sty. 3ox6I: o II
Olsen. 500 Jennings ST owner; Charles Kreym-
borg, architect: S6I oDo
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
GLEANINGS.

perEoDs who complain about the lack OF re-
spect for age eXhibted by American youth
do not always think il necessary 10 set an
example of good manners to the rising
generation by treating them with respect.
Such persons might learn lesson from
the japanese. Not only are children gem
lie and courteous TO their elders in japan.
SAYS n recent writer on the Lotos Land,
but their elders are also gentle and cour-
teons 20 them. Courtesy is mutual. The
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
BIG NEW JERSEY CITY DEAL.

Judge John A Blair, Of the Court OF COM
mon Pleas. sold to Arthur b Sahdlo1u' oi
Newark about 1879 acres of lana IN the
Caven Point section Of jersey city Inc
property is located in the northerIy size Oh
the Caven Point road. and lies between tile
National Dock Railroad and the StaHodru
Oil works, with a frontage OF oSl rect anu
an average depth of $50 feet. Inc idiiu SUI :
rounding is owned and occupied py the
Standard Oil Company, the Central ran
road of New Jersey and the National DOCK
and Iehish VALLEY railroads.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

flower across me bust inc, are very smart
and cost SO 50
Silver net scarfs with A heavy pattern
woven on them and gray silk fringe cost
s24 s. and are VERY dressy.
Onion knives with long and narrow
blade are cents.
japanese bamboo f. brushes arc sold for
cents.
Long handled refrigerator brushes to
clean the pipes with are 10 cents each, and
the handles are of timber twisted wire
bronze pelican Standing six inches high
IS really d cigar lighter, the wick coming
through the mead: IL sells for s. 30
bronZe letter clip for the library desk
Is IN the form Of a man stretched at length
On s.ed; II sells for s..
A bio.ter Of Russian bronze has a snake
coiled 10 form the handle and costs :3 80.
An ihkstand of brass, suitable for n bowl
ing prize and costing s. 80 has the inkwell
in the form Of large bowling pin, while
the pen trays are half balls
Tie names Of shops where articles mentioned
CT mis- page were seen can be obtained 10y send
'ng q stampeS and addressed clone % seen
IA 10 ahapz. Nv York 'IT.UaEe.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
LIS PENDENS.

18TH ST. "64 West; Robert Kopp agt Sally
Lebauer ct al foreclosure OF transfer OF
taa lien); attorney. w q Findlay.
10TH ST, go East: BENJAMIN Schneider
agt Abraham Rukofsky ct nj tame nded fore
closure of mtg; attorney. W NJ Goldon. tr.
10TH ST. 22S East. Henry Schme dler agt
Abraham kukofsky et al (Gmended foreclosure
OF mtgb: attorney. W Golden jr.
18th ST. 5. lo5 II W OF I'd ave. 81 Ok
1no11. New York Protestant Episcopal Public
School agt Barnet Miller ct al foreclosure OF
mtg. attorneys. Nash Jones
18TH ST. 23o to pa West: SEYMOUR Realty
Co agt Alexander w Fraser et al foreclosure
of mtg, attorneys, kurzman & Frankenheimer.
GROVE h 81, n cor of Erona ave. oA
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.


PEARL SrREET-Lewis b Preston mas soId
to a client the property Nos. ~ ana IA rear ar
street (FIanover Square, running thfoueh. 70
Nos Sc and SIS Water street, on a plot fron'lHe
about 90 feet on each street and 10 IeeI III III
dertb The present buildings were occupied OS
the owner for many years and were recently oe..
styoved by fre. The property has been helo d. =
sac ona William A. White x Sons represented
The seller August klipstein. in the present trans
action
r,rE,1-tI Ayr,N!rE,-The Ancient Order of Hi
bernians sold the big vacant plot at the north-
cast corner Of Fifth avenue and lloth stieet-
Th DTonertv has a frontage Of 1o0.11 feet on
Fifth avenue and ll0 feet in ll3tn SueeI- iHe
tuyer is the Great Centres Realty COMPANY
CATHEDRAL PARkW AY-Adelstein & Az,
r,,tine resoJd the northwest corner Of Cathedra!
Parkway and seventh avenue plot I''A'o'' ~
feet 10 Abraham Weinstein.
THE -BRONN
LONGFELLOW AVENUE-fhe cloih Conio il
,any bought the lot 25x1o0 feet. on the "est es l
of IongfeIlow avenue. 40 feet south Oh 10"
street.
PRYANT AVENUE-The Ciof company ny
bought a plot 50S10O feet on the west Sue Vi
Bryant avenue north OF Freeman street
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
MECHANICS LIENS.

5TH AVE. n 31st st, Sc ext5o: Thomas
Holt agt Fifth Avenue Investing and Improve
ment 60. owner. Baldwin Engineering co. con-
tractor: s1@o.oCo
u4TH ST, &c and 2S West: John Cronin
aet James Mclaughlin Co. owner; Edward An
derson contractor; Sl1S 61
OLIVER ST. II 8 go n of Sporord ave.
26ly 100: JOSepl SChuessier receiver. agt Joseph
Schwartz owner and contractor. SSs 20
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD as and 40; Will
,au, Hen,an agt Anton Heiss and Elizaheth h
Cams owners and contractors. SS49 30
GROVE ST, cor Brook ave. ~ Sx213 ST
irree: Edward 'Connor aSt John ] CTillen. owner
and contractor 1888 I5.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF le


FOX ST 1889 and 109f. cor of 18TH st apart
,otn+ hons. on corner and stories IN ictth ST
Rfchard II Mitchell 70 Henry Esch ana ano
: yrs from May !, 1868 per mo- sf''' au1i e'7'
1901 Fox st.
I1STH ST SO6 East: BelWood Realty 20 on 70
louis Grunas; yrs from sept i, 1910; S5'oo.
address 341 East 9th st.
,,ertI 81, 21o East, Stonington Realty Co %
Innis Grunas; YRS from Sept I, 1910; $500
address. ;4i East 9th st.
125TH ST. 115 to 125 East. basement mares re,
Solaa.tai 20 Inhn ! MuIvaney and ano: WIS
from June / 1910; $50; address. PAS East
ct
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Practical work aprons are always IN de-
mand. Here is one with capacious pockets
which can be made either as illustrated or
without the epaulette portions. Chambray
IS the material illustrated, but such aprons
are made from almost any serviceable
washable ia brio. The circular ruf11e,
straight al The sides and gathered al the
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16

bottom makes She apron - pretty and
attractive as il is practical.
'rhe quantity Of material required for
the medium size is 81 Yards q or q or
Yards 81 inches wide.
The pattern. No. 6.6sS- is cut ~ three
sizes-sman. . or -. medium. 3s or IS. and
large 80 or 80 inch bust measure-and viii
be mailed to any address on receipt Of 10
cents
Please giv4 number Of pattern and bust
rreas sure distinctly Address Pattern De
rartr7lellt New-YorK Tribune. II in a
hurry for rattern send an extra 2-Cent
STAMP and We will NAH by letter postage
i'll sealed eI7N elore
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
Of Inferest TO COon7er7

woman's baneful desire TO vote. "Afore
said combinations" it says aggrieyedly,
ARE maintained for the purpose of demon
stratins woraan's ability to manag ge
strikes, and of adding strength TO woman
suffrage asitators''
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
BIG UPPER FIFTH AVENUE PLOT SOLD
Ancient Order of Hibenians Sells Site Bought for oenera
Headquarters in This Country.


louis 7 t,,nIe,s.ein mtg sso ooo,; Aug II; ST.
address 5S5 East 13sth ST -.
Meehan to Theresa C;ebhardt: and ana
c g Aug 70; 81; address. 53t southern t'ouie-
ward.
,1Sr CIR to1 6 II " of - AIMS ave-
1c0x1OD: 141st st n s. 900 It g OF tllitoh ave
5Ox 100: 141st St IL = 700 u Of Brook ave. 9ux
100: Brook ave n . cor 141st st, 5Z- tlXlVi =
1GIst 80 6 g - r. n of Washington ave- lSt.sx
irleg: Lexington ave, cor S3th 81 uoks4
interior lot 100 # . of Brook ave ana 10 ~ >
l41sr ST. - 6xst II: t71th st, q a extenoS IGo'i
Mohegan Honeywell ave. @txlee, EdNaIu 4
McOuade exr 10 tentrsl Trust 90. as trnstee
Aug - 81: address. - Wall st
New-York tribune., 1910-08-16
COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SAI-E--THIS FARM WB OFFER WILL.
show an extra large per cent. Of profit as a
investment and is also attractive country
home There are $40 acres of land in good
state of cultivation, cuts 100 tons Of hay has
Il good apple orchard, pa Of berries and
lot OF market garden crops The income from
fruit and vegetables last year was ST zoo and
from milk $500 The house is a large tvro-
story ColoGtal style. the barns are ample ana
all in first class condition. To appreciates prics
al which farm. stock. tools and crops are orfereI
personal examination must BE- given 4 -
BROAD & co. 40s State Mutual Worcester