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The Ordway new era., 1910-04-01
From Povsrty Rjdgs

An almost fatal accident occurred
last Sunday morning. As the Box
Springs school teacher tthe best on
earth) was driving past my place on
her way home, an auto came along,
her horse became frightened. turned
the buggy over and threw her out
The buggy struck hcr as she fell and
the horse turned around and ran back
as fast rs 1t could with the buggy.
The auto man stopped, picked her up,
placed her In the auto and they made
race for the horse. 1t was caught
by a couple Of sheep herders. The
teacher reached her home In time for
Easter dinner. II was a close call.
The same auto ran into me the day
before. was driving II team Of colts
but they had more sense than the auto
driver had and did not get scared. 1t
seems as tho sixty feet Is not enough
for the automubilist (ought.tn know
murc.isC. I think | will petition the
commissioners to give them $50 feet,
at least, past my place. The other
day one ran into my fence and broke
Two or three posts and don't know
how many commandments before
they got away. l think l will stick
up red flag and see II they will slow
up or not.
Last Saturday was lively day In
this neck Of the woods. There was
so much dust and sand that l could
not tell whether l was In ColOtad or
the Desert OF Sahara. All it lacked OF
being desert was few camcls. This
Is a great world and we will never get
out OF It alive.
Several years ago when was trav-
elliag thru the drycst part OF wyo.
ming. l heard some one singing. |
drew up to the cabin and heard these
words:
81 look away across my claim
And wonder II twill ever rain.
a shccpskin for a window, a blanket
for door:
Some day will wake up and you'll
see mr nO more.
The fruit men better be getting out
their >mudgc pots. Jack Frost is
sneak ing around the corner.
"Do unto others as others do unto
you and see that you do IL fust."
The Ordway new era., 1910-04-01

Mug to show some weakness, and are
10 lower to-day, tops now $1,000.
Shear and yearlings are tirm to-day
TIP wethers q. 60. yearlipRs q. so, ewes
-. 25, and goats At IS 25. Hardly any
shorn stock has been offered yet, al
though warm weather has hurried
shearing some hat, and the transition
To shorn stock will liKeiy be more sud.
den this year than usual. Some COM
mon shorn lambs sold ut IS 90 to-day.
J. A. RICKART,
L. 5. Correspondent.
The Ordway new era., 1910-04-01
AS 1T REALLY
HAPPENED

~Ticksts!"
The broad shouldercd. arm jUwed.
resonant voiced conductor dunE open
the door OF tho parlor car Of the fa-
nous express train and uttered the
word almost in . tone Of command.
Immediately al the passen gers
lollins IN the chairs proceeded to get
busy hunting up their Tickets. 20 that
when the condu etor reached them they
had their ste'Soards ready.
All but one.
This one W. . q ruddy faced. well
sroomed. fins looking elderly gentle
man with VIII lite side whiskers.
He fumbls d in his wallet for his
ticket. but II wasn't there. Then he
began h,u .ricd search Of his pocl,ets.
Nothing d. ing. The tlckst wasn't In
any Of his pockets.
by Sias:er!" he vas heard TO NUT
ter. 1T seems to me that I brought
those"
Then he stood up ard made q sys.
tematic search Of bis pockets. turning
over old dogs cared letters. formal
looking papers and heavy looldns en-.
velopss tied with red tspe.
But be didn't ind what h. was look.
ing for.
Then be clawed his oladstope bag
down from the rack alppvs his head.
tussed at the lock and finally got II
open. He spent sewers minutes tn
turning the contents Of the bag topsy.
turvy. perspiring all tho time and NUT.
serins quite petnlantlJ - he went
through the perTormaIn ..
"Tiekets!"
Tho broad shouldssre d. arm jawed.
resonant vois ed cor duo tor was tower.
Ing right ovcr the '~ell ,,roomed elder.
~ sentlems with the muddy face and
the white side W1LiskNns.
"say-tIst a minute, will your" said
the elderly GENT eman. not meekly at
all. to rhe surprise Of The other pas
sensoo,. II kuo ow that put those
pesky passes ,yomewhere. but they've
Got away frorn me for the moment
Just pass ON to the next car. will you.
and in the meantime I'll sNs what In
tarnation has become of them."
The cor ductor Of course scovled.
As all conductors with proper appre-
citation Of their position DO In like cir.
cumstances. But he went to the next
car and the elderly e,,nteuaan con.
tinued his fruitless search. He save
II up after ten minutes and leaned
back In bis chair. loo,king mad.
Presently the conductor returned
and bore down upon the elderly gem
tleman With a pondsAous stride. ---
The Ordway new era., 1910-04-01
hla coatlY Error.

The lodger's pet aversion was cats.
and he cherished a special grudgc
against feline which sometimes
shared his meals without his consent.
Just az he was preparing for bed he
caught sight Of a suspicious hump un.
der the counterpane. THE brute!"
he muttered. and his eyes glared mur.
der as he reached for one OF the ten.
pound dumbells with which he was
wont TO toy each morning. Stealthily
he approached the bed. Then. thud!
And one Of the items on his next
weeks bill was: ITO one hot water
bottle. 31.25."
The Ordway new era., 1910-04-01
Tho Coming Election

As to which way the coming town
election will 10 Is, with some people,
matter Of doubt, but no one can have
any reasonable doubt where the peo.
pie 60 when they want pure food and
Hrst-class clothes; they make bee
line for Kropf Brothers store and
when they 20 once they are sure to
20 again aud then regularly.
The Ordway new era., 1910-04-01
HdsweU Nems

Nick Chermak Is drilling a we'll on
Ed Linn's Place.
The new meat market will soon be
10 running order. *.
J. II. Brown received car load Of
good flour last monday.
NJ. J. Allen Is putting a trip ham.
mer In his blacksmith shop.
A number Of the sports spent last
Wednesday week at the lakes south Of
town hunting, they all say the shoot
ing was good.
The Van Hoy house at Sugar City IL
to be moved to this place soon.
The high wind Tuesday took some.
thing over town but we could not tell
what II was II went so fast
The new Restaurant has been doing
a good business.
There are u few sick around here at
the present
C. Churchill was a Pueblo business
caller monday.
Arthur Linn returned home last
week from Castle Rock.
f. r. Ward and A. Andrews were 10
Lamar last Tuesday.
The Dance which the Big 1 gave
Monday night was we'll attended.
Th" rain which fell Monday evening
aud Tuesday morning did little good
owing to the heavy wind Tuesday
which took all the moisture up.
a number OF small houses was turn
ed over around this place Tuesday.
John Sharp left Sunday for his home
in Nebraska.
Very few land seekers in this week.
Charles Sharp Is kept busy trying to
find Government curners
The Ordway new era., 1910-04-01
Photo mounting board at this office
Worse Than Bullets

Bullets have often caused less suffer-
ing to soldiers than the eczema L. W
Hartman, Burlington. Me-, got in the
army. and suffered with. forty years.
me when all else failed" he writes.
Greatest healer for sores, ulcers, boils,
burns, cuts, wounds, bruises and piles.
25c at all druggists.
The Ordway new era., 1910-04-01

Chas. Baker has posted bills for n
sale OF his household effects On next
saturday. ('omorrow) The sale will
be held at the house. The family tx.
poets to depart for the coast within
the next few days.
The Ordway new era., 1910-04-01

The Ordway Land Co. wants more
land to sell, can sell more land. will
loan you money, and sell you fire in
surance. and insure your crops. Call
and see US and we will treat you right.
SONNELAND & ESTES,
The Ordway new era., 1910-04-01
The Reason Of u.

THAT woman writer knows q lot
about bringing up children. doesn't
she?"
"Yes; you see. she never had any"
The Ordway new era., 1910-04-01

The canning factory at Fowler has
added an ice plant which began oper.
ationS this week.
The Ordway new era., 1910-04-01

Ice cream-made right, served
right, tastes right-at MARTINS.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Charles Dickinson TO Eta V ponneuy
''I& lewis sis a Mitchell 10 Jefferson N Levy and
oscar R Meyer to Eta Dopneily: 81 .s5a 80.
Samuel D Davis 10 Ptncus LoWenfeld and
ano; s2S. 600.
james Dowds to Clara a Ecker.
Jacob HoEowits 10 Jeannette Davis;
fearnstte H Davis 10 Samuel D Davis: all
trustees CT the sustsn-attou Fund Of the
Reformed Episcopal Church 70 Lawyers Merit
Tgnatz Rosenbaunl to Susan Van Prsss;
s1eo
William Williams trus. TO Eta Don
nellv: assignments. S19S3 IS.
Title Insurance CO 10 New YORK Lifs 1nsur-
Chelsea exchange Bank TO Geerga Kern: 81.
American Mortgage Co 10 Amer MiI!s,
trus assts: S1T0+3 47.
lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co 70
LAWYERS M9rtgags Co e pi,o4t sssta SD SSsseo Soo
same TO Edward c Janeway; $4,000.
Isabelle Hart to Northern Bank assigns 8
- F5sopis.s Trust Co DO United States Title
Guarantee and Insurance GO: s44o9,
New York Mortgage ana SssuFity CO 10
F9uitab7e Life Assurance society OF the
United States 70 New York Savings Bank,
Title GUARANTEES and Trust Co 10 Home Life
Insurance Co. nssts: $50 600
Ioseph Turmsy to Lana = Weoer; $40. COO
william II Archibald to Julia oHara anc
A''y MaPS PS Crook 70 Stephen II Collins 81
Solomon Rothschild 10 Edmund Levine,
sam9ei san Myers to A NJ Baumann. 81
Century Investment Co to Sydney Her
MA Max cohen 10 Herman Lakrtz. s1eo
Society OF the New York Hospital TO United
States Trust Co, $50 coo
Fincus Lowenteid aad sRo TO Samuel z
Davis. 81
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
LIS PENDENS.

JULY II.
Sd AVE rs e Of .7i5t St fssfsznrs +orsofei Ms
Of two natgs); attorney. Miner.
I17TH ST. g. 21e Il . OF 1st ave, 2sxioo y:
Katharine 2 Jackson ct a. sgt .r.cI. Jaeoo Howe-s
e e sanas' q ssoFS'i'SaFs '' Hs' '
ssTH ST $. 17o It Of L=zinston ave. 25z
1eo11: Eliza Kernochan asr HyMsn 69TaT-
Mnier.
BROADWAY. LAST 70 t4s1: and tn .rs 5sT
70 5e3; Westingheuse' ChasSa;; ,atior a to fors-
close mechanics LEM; atto-nsys, GrtSgs' S-+o
win & Baldwin
11srH ST. :. a1s q ~ q ST. 81 .9s; s;,.2e5 5ss
1fahon.
sgrg a:: 3se Sc z.s & sss Hn sVs; saa.:s ssss&o q
Ievy); atrornsy, H Lyon
PBFMpToN AVE. g. Is = % iIots rs q
22xloo: Plympton az Ia. 81. s,e[andsr. IaSs.
gdn- agt James c Picken ct Al (foreclosurs OF
three Hntgs); attorney, P He-rsn-
16sTH ST. las It Of Ar9g19n Si5son s7e: = 72f q
Carnended foreclosure of nnrg) at1ornsyS' "0-
Z Kohn.
27rH ST. % East; Esnsy e'eEs5 o. =nls sgt
attorney. a Handy
ssD ST, s12 and 814 East; Sd ave 1857: Two
actions; simon Uhlfelder ct e. ass SGot a.
hardr ct al factions 70 enlorco co--I-@
uorney. Il Sifverstetn-
1esD ST. 4s5 ard 44e West; tWo actions; 5;
Carrie Foster agt Hannah Rosenoicn So
(forecIosurs Of tvo rntgs); attorney. = Sl7rI-
CASTLE EIIL, AVE. coz ot WestcnestSr
are IosTaoo: 5th ST. :. lot 81, map Of lnlon-
port, Bronx; Harry has az sIiS;+7 -
EiiI stc1: attorney. NJ N WyvelL
I47TH ST. Al West: Msrseret LsIa.scc s.-a- IS
catharfne Coeey et al tpa-rirtor); a'-cIo=5'
WHTTE PLAINS AVE. 1os: Goodwin srows, ",
81 adelaide Burlando ct a! tfoTec.oNG6 Z
mtg attorneys, Austt, & Nc-2n1H=-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney.
Interest per cen, unless otherwise stated.
JULY 81.

Interest D per cent unless Otherwise stated.
JULY 81.
MANHATTAN
AUDUBON AVE. 8 cor 1s7th st. 25x1ot
July 81; yrs Joseph o Brien 70 Farmers Lean
and Trust co; s6o6o address. % William St
BROADWAY. n cor seth st. ioo, sx15o: West
mtg s325 0oo) June .: 3 yrs. per cent; $3.50 Co
q corporation> 70 BroadwaycWest End Co. 500
MADISON AVE. 2137, cor 1S4th 81; sty
due Jan Is lail PEI cent Nswp9Et Realty Co
ST NICHOLAS AVE. s. aes.s It Of l45th
ct. 1o0x100: July 26; due July !, 1913; per
ance and Trust Co. l6o Broadway
ST NICHOLAS AVE, tsss II Of l45th rs St:
Building CO to Frederick Grasruek; 5000. ad-
dress. ee Nassau st
WET END AVE. 52s; sty brk. 1ax1ooi
m rior rE ssoGe aesJ July g Y 70 Rdhasa vi per
carnlan: $4,000: address. II Broadway.
VEST ENP ~. ~ to Ia5y I5 % e95 8S. ssh St
i5i5: per cent; salisbury Realty GO % Metro
pcitan Life InsuraHos CO: s85o.ooo address,
Madison ave.
1sr AVE 1871 cor a5th st: 5 sty brk
per bond Frank pvorak and sno 20 bertha
Drsyfus; si25o: attorney L1uts Jersa~ita. go
BFeadway-
r4s: . n. July aa; s yrs; Anna Schmidt TO
Aryilla Einstein at a. trustees, 40oJ-
SAME PROPERTY; p tprior mtg sl7 ooo1 /;
July rs yra s rer cent; same 70 Pauline S
Schtn1mer: 50 600 attcrue5. Lawyers Title 1nsur-
ance and Trust Co, 16o Broadway.
5rH AVE. 1884, Sly brk. 22z5l tprtor mtg
SIS OOto: July 27: due Jan 20. 1913; Eva L John
.on 70 Anna NJ r 9 Creveiirg. Ss,oto: attorney.
Seth Terry. 66 Broedway
sTH AVE. 2fo5 70 2eoT; s sty brl. 19- 9-tlx1aez
tox75iI; July 10: yrs; Julia and Harry bach
rach. axrs te Daniei X De Seizeaea' se-'Uoo'
attorney, = De r Foster. IS Wsn 81
sTH AVE, 300 ao.4 II Of efth st, 3 sty hrk.
.. sxioO. m tprtor mtg 81. ooot; July %: due
Jan 2s 1911 { per cent; Hugh Roberts 70 Morris
weinstein; 81 edo: attorneys. E;isnsan. Levy Corn
& Levine. ia. Broadway
1o4TH sT. 81 West. 4 sty hFk is eyloo u
sis 800 attornsy. Lawyers Title Insurance ana
Trust Co. i6o Broadway
lfSrfI ST los East sty bFk 81 I.a11oo. II
(rrtor mtg s3S oool rrty 26. yra. per eent;
Minnis poldn 70 Joseph Tunnsy: $40 600. at
tornsy IAwyers Title Insurance and Trust ca.
tao Broadway.
bath ST, 2ea West. 5 sty brk. ls.sxse ] I.
n N fpr-or mtg 81. Igy 2S: dus aug l. 1913.
{ pef cent; Iennis Welcome &c IsidorA Hirseh.
81 900, attorney Mauriee Block. III broadway,
THE BRONX
BRYANT AVE. 6, ego II ef GaFrisen ava,
en<is5. Julv IL duo July I. ial2 81 per eent.
Martin PIetscher Constipation Co tc Catharine
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
R,yu DING LOAN CONTRACTS.

JACKSON AVE. :. ia Il q s1s.5T. 7Sse s. !.
7sTsT 6: Albert Hartccrr leans -<S--o-7
CONSTRUCTION CO, $3.50
,no, Ta+~ono1ftan Life Insurance. co -oaHs
saItsbury Realty Co ss5o.oeo-
KELLY ST. g, 14e.a II Of teIth s., ,Lttf: Leo<
low Realty CO, $4,000
1eerH ST. 9 leo ft " q vyse ave; aoSI SI1,,
Arraricar Mortgage CO leans 6rano-1rhs'
+afTH sT s. 40 - OF Vyss ave, Aux
no same loans same. s2S.occ. ,.e,.o.
BROADWAY. cor or 5Stn 9. ieo es-s - !
ec+n St Co. $500, o0o oe.~ - ,ea o.
WEST END AVE. cor or setn s. -'O'
>so Z. sans loans same, SlI5-0Oo-
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28

Burton s45eo; attorney. Lawyers Title Insur-
ance and Trust Co. 100 broadway.
BRAT AYE due 1 2so # 1s,s e easGn Ca psT esns a5e
same to wn Grosspeter; 5000; address. sans as
above.
BERGEN AVE. 80 II Of Rose st, 2ss Z
per cent; Simon Katzensten 70 Isidor Frank
S. eco: address. 1885 Bathgate ave
CLAY AVE. 1876 40 3xso; prior mtg
s-}: July 26: yrs. per cent: Oscar kechsie
TO A J schwarzler Go; s2.ooe; address, lSae
B-uek
CLAY AVE. 1906. 27zso tprior mtg s.. sop:
Dc7na 70 Albert RodIer jr: $50. attorney. Leo
Rosenberg. $40 Broadway.
DAILY AVE s. so It OF 17sth 81. 81 -4xse
prior mtg sl7. oeol July IS yrs, per cent end
Melrivale Realty Co TO VIM H Mehlich: SZooo'
ADDRESS. % Nassau s.
,rrSc. .Ii,lv a. Yrs: Albert RuckdascheI TO
Title Insurance CO: s2.ooe' address 80 BROAD
way.
os JAehso@ so ssvs7 SO stgz each sa7 800 July 2s
due lar 2S[ 1911 6 per cent Reliable Construe-
ton CO to isaac Kip; s55.ooo; address. 20 Mas
st.
KELLY ct, 5 1917 Of 1eats fa,f st. = fosT coz
16 1lx irreg July rs: cue Jan - tslt, 5resnse
f93e hg5e.i@ Gee So Goo -I sedreas 50 Wall St
KELLY ST. s 14a.1 # of 18TH st, 1ooK
11G11x irreg; p m (prtor mtg so+;;ouo' 500
90. demand, 6 per cent: Long+ehIlow ToheT = 5oo
attorney. A Cohen. go Broadway
LINCOLN AYE; cor cor Of =. dssth 1sr ss s SonS nS.
u irrsE s,,JU July - 20 6onaas a9e syrnes and
ano: S. 000 attorney. Title Guarahpe7 1iiu
Trust Go. fT6 Broadway.
LOTS s33 and $50. map estate Of Elizsnstn
3 King. City Island except par s tos 4ohn
H Keirns 10 Irene NJ Keirns; $1,000: attorney
EarIey & Carstarphen. 81 Chambers ST
MORRIS AVE. 1878. $, 200 Fl OF 1Issh 81:
2ox100 (prior mtg $1,000; July p; "
per cent Beatrice RosenbauIn TO Joseph Lam
Tes; 81 500: address, 1878 Morris ave.
PARK AVE. n cor of 1Iath e. AL; .sx
IsS; july p; Dos yFs: a5dyss. Mdy Psrk ana Trs-
mont aves.
wEsTcHEsTER AVE. s. s4s.5 # Of
J7nionport rd. runs 81 -3x 1591 81;
4o.6x 1858 to ave 81 TO peg Tsoss Su, x
Canly 10 Dollar Savings Bank; $4,000; an
dress, 2sos Third ave.
wILLETT AVE. W 3. 500 = n OF 9ta .I9ta ~
Tiehaei scanlan, 81 Chambers ST
WILLIS AVE. 37o. 2oz100 (prior mtg slo.-
ooo@ July 2e rd5non dg9 30E to EdSara war sothan
$500: address, 725 Home 81
wooDLAwN ROAD. ss. 25,6 = OF q zorfn 9ar6
ST, 25sz1o1; m; July 70; que Lee T.,ei % - 10
Nifes. 81 $50. attorney. Title GUARANTEES ana
Trust Co. 10 Broadway
I'D AVE 40es q 11x1oo; July p; due, etc
as De- bond: Herman ] Karz TO Charles =
f4an1rnanr s14 o0o; attorneys. Miller & Bretz-
fielder 10 Broadway.
~1soTH ST. $, 100 ft " OF Vyse ave- =. z ioss ans
each 4ox11o ? bldg loan mtgs zach s2s,ooo; oet,
20 10 American Mortgage Co: $4,000; ad-
dress, 81 Nassau 81
SAME PROPERTY: 2 rntgs. each So 500
prior mtg s2s,oooli July 20: Ggs MAY ,si. !.
sen; $1,000; attorneys. Vitale & Fitaie' 0l
Park Row
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28

that would interfere With the decisions Of
The governing board IN that particular sport
or The merits of the case when the matter
was pure question Of sport The courts
bodies know more about the eases than
they do.
.tOf course, when allegation Of fraud is
made thsz viii take the matter up The
rger!tfoner must then prove fraud AS 10
The alteration of fraud, or that Partially
was shown the Chalmers company, II Is
ris9eiIlo4ls "a if,pute unfair motives te such
men as T a Wright. David beeereft,
Joseph " Wood. Alfred Reeves. z r.. II.
TEOllander and others who participated n
the decision
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
MECHANICS LIENS.
JULY 81

BROADWAY 1850 Eastern Steal Co aEt
estate ar Charles Coe, owner; Number Ias5
Broadway Co Broadway and 42d Street Leas-
ing Co, United Chemists Co and Joseph Fl
tractor. sac $50 rs
SAME PROPERTY: Robert Wilson Co agt
estate of Charles \ Ces, owner { L Cray
CONSTRUCTION CO, contractor. Se.=Js o3.
cd AVE, 12Tth and l2sth sts and East
River entire hIeek William Y LongtaE ast
fahn Dae owner Harlem River Park Co,
lessee and contractor; Ss2o.
MULBERRY ST. ILL., Roserwach agt
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
BROOKLYN BLOCK FRONT SOLD

John J. VogIer. Of James Varnu-n Gra-
hams Office, has sold for Katherine r
Mitchell TO the Mutual PROFIT Realty Com
pany. John W Paris. President. an entire
block Of forty-tvo lots in Brooklyn. bound
ed by Belmont, Sutter and Fountain ave-
nues and Crystal street. lying within one
block of the Chestnut street staten Of the
Ci-v Line elevated road
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address et lessee }

JULY 2T
BROADWAY. 1871 and 1918. s2d St 81 and
Sc West. 9Th ave 536 basement and nrst
floors: English American Realty Co 10 Weber
4 Davis 8 yrs from Oct !, 1910. $50. 0oo: ad-
dress 1871 Bgoadwag
GARFIELD ST. 1853: Nicola Farsone 20
Angelina Ricca; yrs from Aug / Ie1o.
$500: address 1888 Gsrhsd
WEsTCHESTER AVE, cor OF Lengxeed
ave. store. etc; Redwood Realty Co 10 William
r Ehier 10 yrs from Sept !. 1910; ST 600 70
So GOO: address. $50 Longwooo ave
TTH AVE. 7s5. store, etc; Susan Olcett to
John ] Maleney; 3 YRS from May l 1910.
s.. $40: address. T3l Tth ave.
I3srH EFT 900 East. cor Locust ave- all
Isath 81 3o7 East, second hoor. Port Norris
Market Co TO Louis Glaichmanr. yrs from
East s5rh St
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
STEVENS COLLEGE RENTED.

Leon s. Altrnayer has leased for client
10 Ferdinand Hess the summer home
known as the Stevens Cottage on the Hill.
in the village os Lake Placid. Essex County.
n. Y. fer the summer.
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

FWTT1 -slr-
JULY 27
MANHATTAN
BErHuNE ST. as. sty hFE. IL loxso. II
r,r1Sa T,y,-,b~- Company 10 East River Mil and
Lumber Company; al! title July 25. 81. sS-
dress AS East s2G So,
beach ST 10. ! sty hrk. 27 sx73.7x isrsg
- 1shnfs part Rsaify Company 20 Jacob Marx
mtg s5 COO; July a4 sloo, address. i2s Broad
va
ROADWAY W cor gsth 81. 100 sxI50 tsnts
sseS ffg0,- Yves, End ave 6 cor Goth 81, 1oo-sz
is9 A Froad.sy-WeEt End Company 10 So 30
Company; June g. Size: address. Room III, lao
Broadway.
CENTRE ST, 133 70 137. sty brk coz
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesroor, Nos II
and IS Vesey street resulted as follows:
BY Joseph P. Day.
MARVIN FLACE. :. 100 Fl of So Ray
rnond ave. 44l0xTs lGx3T. .9x735. Wesieh ester !;
sold to the plaintiff for $1,000
BY Samuel Marx.
10TH ST. SO. 8. 2ss II OF Avenue IL
T3x10o.d 6 sty tenE11r: withdrawn.
BY Samuel Greenwald
Io1ST ct, 3S2. 2, $50 # " of 1st ave o5x
16o11. sty tenult; sold 10 the pisiE.iT for
81 $50
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
NEWARK DWELLING HOUSE SOLD

James H. Cruikshank has resold to Henry
= Berry the premises Nc. 764 South 18th
street, Newark y. J., dwelling house on
plot 90 by 100 feet by irregular Nj
Cruikshank recently took this property in
exchange for his Arepreof building No. 10
New-York tribune., 1910-07-28
RAILROAD EARNINGS
CANADIAN NORTHERN

CANADIAN NORTHERN
81 r,. ", sszsss IS sss '$sss '55$s3s
July 1-'aic cENraAI n; OF eEoRGIA
81 i1,,y ~seT sTuI2 n 5aly s 5sgsoo $500 6sa0o
COLORADO & SOUTHERN.
80 week in Iuly sss1 ess sse55.sTS W ssss s27s -
July 1-July IL se5o7I oo-,oio
DETROIT & MAcKINAC-
"a wesE iiz T. !sly y s73ges 79ge5 2s37 s7sa 5Ss
LOUISVILLE & NASHVILLE
50 week +. Igly see sc @ asSsss9 ssSsss9 assi4o
MOBILE OHIO.
Es2ss;s f VI; " IS s555Es as
MISSOURI PACIFIC.
81 wes Ba II jalg i s. IS sss $1,000
STTsxN. ST. PAUL sACLr STE AAEE-
50 week in July Sc Sc "a "a ssIss ss rs sss
RIO GRANDE SOUTHERN
% a:!,, week ;,a T. 5sly si s55s5s ss5s5s SIZES adsao
TOLEDO. PEORIA WESTERN.
- r.eE IN II [sly s:s ses g. 81 s5iss7 s. ases 3
HAVANA ELECTRIC
VIZ snq y Tsy - !. ,as5sS sss5ss ias e sSs
grFTALo. ROCHESTER & PrrTsSUEG.
Month ot Juns- ..a,. ,-,o.a. $50. a..
Cross earnings s8se s1s $3.50 81 ~
Exp. ard taxes o+0.o-S -'-.Io-
Ne. earnings. sles. 1876 s4es. ses stss. !&ss &
Cthsr trco-ns-- 'o'osi '-4l 80
Total lnconas.- s26s. Is3 s4sS. $50 sZzo..co
Charges -.-..'- Ioo'ou -
Surplus 49,. sl1o1so saa1eso -
Cross 5s!g ss@5sss s@5 sasess $50 81
Ne. .s.as. S; S; sas5ssSss ss5sss Il y
Other tnconls oo-rSo" eo0'o1'
-, ,,oor,... sa594i4s oe.a05 s2.7ioOsa
en,,u. s1.527.s7s s1o4a428 =
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
Month et Juae- zax
9gers e5reEs szpsnsss 7.ls44ol ee7e.la4 b.sd2 56s
Nat earnings s4 4IoooI2 Sc TT 2s5 sa4s5 4 OF OF
-Tss - 454a71 s45.6es 42S.ies
-, income. ss.ee5.os1 sassl.5ss sses7 .ss1
Jaiy aIds rpinss eo7 500 52I es s1es 2S 2s
oper expenses sS2o4.s4s to.Isol lSs ~ ~e..o9s.soo
N.t earnings So 757 !se So rs 5Ts SIS SIS
raEes -. Ab1s.s74 sIss242 3sSolto
Kat trcore- ss7.css. as5 s.oes .6st ss4 So. SIS
UNION PACIFIC.
.s Month asrnnss al s7ses ess sessI So Isl Isa
Spes' 5peSs sgpensss 4ess1sS stSs.5e4 2s5[aos
Net s-iA+e go I2S 2sa 29a slA0i1
"a, Income. $. 200. .sse ss.5oi. .2ss s.. a.ssssia
Jas asrnings SEQ 2cs. .oss SIS $50 ssl sT6.os9 "a
Sne~' expenses 4s. ass.sos s7.st5.oss sl,e 2sd
~.t sernings sas $50. .fss $40 sos SIS ss4 s4+ aS2
% %Nss 2eo an3 s5To. sac 2As4.T25
Nat income $40 o2s $50 SIS zaa si4 sst.a aooanI
DELAWARE a HUDSON.
..., AZ runs- 1870 1909 Increase
3 a,oi.S-' a43 s43 -S
Miiesse ..''-.y' -sy sts,sss7 us4s'.Ss So. .saa
rotal eres, szp.. i.eaeisS suS.iao tGuA
w.. ,,.r rsv ssTs5sa sSse5Ts 'ss.as5
Outside %. tise) W e1t -
-, -, ray oT2 soa SsI s4S ssssl
S5 ooO S5eeo
~N@-~
o,.r ,nsonas Ss7.ao5 646 6a6 -s.sal
July i-Jure 3D. uu- 49,. ,ao ,e,
Total oper. rev. le eso. 40 1stotst &au-2s 80
Total eesr. sxP. N,asS.ots Iso-''-e- V4o'Sso
N.. ensr rev. g. ses. .sss Tsso7ss asa 643
Outside op. (dsse lisa AtsS sps
ro,.l net vsv. s.ssl, soc T.sTTas4 4sa54T
Taxes ....---... al. 46s Alt.I4S $50
ors- inssras.. T.saoess T.s6l EOS aSs-sZS
Decrease