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New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions in real estate
were recorded yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange, Nos. Il and Is Vesey street;
BY Bryan L Kennedy.
esTH ST, T. S s. 225 Il e OF 9th ave- 20. OK
1908; 4 sty dwg; exr's sale. estate OF Oren
bennett, deceased; knocked down TO H L Kim
bark for s94. .0co. also
BOTH ST g. n s. Is5 g # OF 9th ave. u SIX
SIX irreg; 3 sty bldg, with stores vol sale;
sold TO A Coleman Smith for 72G0; also
ssTH ST. 431. $. 407.6 II " Of 9Th ave,
~. 7xsS Q: sty tennt; exr's sale, estate Of
Henry Rarsch deceased: bid in al ST.. $50; also
LENOX AVE. 525, 8 49.1 II of 136th
ST. Ie.7xT5; sty nat. voi sale: bid in at SIG
600. also
BROADWAY II cor 1s5th ST. 645x12Z. TX
frreg; . and sty frame bldgs and vacant;
knocked down 10 r l. O'Neil for 10000; also
HAVEN AVE. cor f6oth St -. 11xlo9. 31
frreg; vacant: vol sale: bid in at S34.5oO.
BY Joseph p. Day.
HUDSON ST. a. 10 66. Worth ST
isl / xI2a. 3x trreg; ana sty bdgs: trustees
sale. sold Lounsherry * Sharp for a client
for $4,000; also
WORTH ST lsan1e PARCEL II to 16. :, fog :
~ OF Hudson ST, running through TO -
Thomas ST. 75ElS0x24. 10x irreg; two ! sty bIdgE
trustees sale. estate or William Garns; sold
90 Lounsberry q Sharp for client for $50 coo
also
TRINITY AVE. $50. : 21aa Fl = Of Ia5th
st. 50xl01; sty dws and i sty bldg In rear
adjourned Dec Ia
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
TO SELL ESTATE PROPERTY
Proceeds for Laborers Fund and for
Improving Danbury Streets.

a sale 10 settle the estate OF Elizabeth ".
Balmforth Will be held to-day by Joseph +.
Day at the Real Estate Exchange sales
room. Nos. "a and 16 Vesey street
Elizabeth W Balnforth died about two
years ago, leaving an estate valued at more
than s20o,0o0 She left viii, drawn by her
self and dictated to q stenographer at the
Hoffman House. The witnesses 10 the VIII
were two halIboys at the some hotel
By the will she created a fund for the re-
lief OF the laborers at Danbury, Conn, her
home town She also directed her execu-
tors to expend part OF the fund for the i'm
provernent of certain streets IN Danbury
named after members or her family.
The properties to be sold to-day are: No.
53s West 9th street, a three-story tenement
house, on a plot Is. .Sx75-5 feet; No. S4i Sew
enth avenue. q fve-story tenement house.
with two stores, on plot 25x6S.s feet and
No Isl West 126th street. four-story and
basement tenement house, on a plot 25xS9 Il
feet
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Tn- following petitions IN bankruptcy
-ere FLED n the United States District
Court yesterday:
COBLESKILL CRUSHED STONE CO,
with Offices Al Nc a Church street and
plant A. Cobteskiil. y Y. voluntary Liabil-
1ttes. 81. .sl2, Of which S3p.o01 are bonds
secured hv \ caatteI mortgage, and S8e4
<o- wages. Nominal assets are S26 369. Judge
7Fough appointed ! Van Vechteu Oicctr re-
Ceiver- bond s5oap. and authorized him to
continue the business
L.ANELLE REAL ESTATE COMPANT
70 "a East J76th street. involuntary, by
Whitley r. WestereIt- . creditor, for s., I55
or a Judgment fer commissions II was al
jeged that the company while insolvent
transferred real estate The assets are es-
tinated al $4,000.
SAMUEL EPSTEIN. dealer in glass, No
1ss Eighth avenue. involuntary. by these
creditors: George B. Patterson. Cameron X.
Va. doing business as the Arthur Thorne
Co S3T7 and Joseph Davis. 1858. Judge
Siough appointed Harry Osterman receiver
and authorized him to continue business
Eve days Liabilities are $500 and assets
$500
LOUIE p LEONARD. printer. doing
business as the Leonard Press. No g Du-
a-e street. voluntary, with liabilities &,130,
and assets s. o2I.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

-l4qTH sTEEET-Th orlas s son rave solG @
for Mary Deeiey Nos, 80 and 526 west l+gth
street two three story and basement stone l M
front dwelling houses- each on iot l5xe9, 5 -
feet Thev are located between Amsterdam
avenue and Broadway.
46TH STREET-H Reinheirer has sold for
Dr. c MCDougall the four sroTT d"elllaE
house No. - West 46th street. on lot lhHN
100 feet The parcel is located POS feet east
Of Broadway and 40 Joins the rear entrance 20
tho I.vceum Theatre
18TH TREFT-Julius Schsttmau has sntd
Nos Al and rs West lfSth street. TWO i've
story dsthouses. on plot 5o%1oo.l1 feet
ST NICHOLAS ATENJE5-Henry Marfs
and Casper lew have bought from the Eric
son Realty Company the Two rNe story houses
No. 81 and % 81 Nicholas avenue, between
Second AVFNUE-Goldberg & CIreenberg
have sold through Emanuel Simon. No. P4e
second avenue q four story tenement house
with stores on lot 2ozTo feet, to Edmund A
KoIb-
117-H ETREET-Iu exchange for No e4a
Second avenue Mt Kolb gives 10 Goldberg &
f3-aenherg No. I4O East 117th street. three
s7orv dwelling. on Ior l62110o1l feet, ad1oin-
ing the southwest corner OF Lexington avenue
FOJ7R-TFI AVENT5E-H-ury Iden has sold to
Klein & Jackson the southwest corner Of
Fourth avenue and 2h-h street q -FOUR story
building on . plot 100xs7 feet. Oh the site
Klein 4 Jackson viii build twelve story loft
building.
THE BRONX
18TH sTREET-Louis Reiss has sold for
Cornelius H Sheridan No. AZ East 13eth
street, e four story fathouse, on lot 25xt0o
feet 10 Frank Cramer, who owns adjoining
property.
TINTON AyESTE-Alexander SeIxin has
sold fer Mary kahIe No 9iS linton avenue,
two family house. plot 26.ox135 feet
WHITE PLAINS ROAD-Max Just has
bought through T. A Wilson the southwest
corner of White Plains Road and 237th street.
YaIcr fact
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
WONT RETIRE. BROWN SAYS
President Of New York Central
Denies Report from Chicago.

President Brown Of the New York Cen
traI communicated with his office in this
city yesterday, enphatically denying the
report from Chicago. where he is now at
tending q live stock show. that he intended
10 retire from the New York Central sys-
TEN TO take UP farming in Iowa. Pursuant
10 such a report here. II was assumed in
some quarters that ". K Vanderbilt. tr-,
who some time ago was appointed ''asss-
tant TO the president might become Pres
ident Browns successor When seen at
his office at the Grand Central terminal
yesterday, Mr.. Vanderbilt said the whole
matter was news TO him
This is the first I have heard OF the
story he said. -'and as far as 7 am con-
cerned I know nothing about It.
President Browns particular hobby is
known TO be farming. He has been ac-
tive in all the recent movements 10 re-
people the deserted farms of this state.
The New York Central owns two farms
upstate which were bought in a rundown
what can be done. " c. Bower. MI
Browns private secretary. maintains a
farm bureau a. the presidents Office in this
city. The bureau recently issued a COM
preheusive catalogue Of several hundred
upstate farms for sale and assumed the
task Of bringing the owner and prospective
purchaser together
The railroad mas no financial interest in
these farms. II is President Browns hob
bv. He was a farmer boy himself before
he vvent into ranroading. which may ac-
count for MS interest in any movement
back 10 the soil.
The men who work in his Office have
often heard him say IN general terms that
Re would like 10 take up farming, partic-
IIarlv 70 become a breeder of fine Per
cheron horses. if he ever quit railroadins-
He owns a farm in Iowa where he has one
of the finest studs OF PeTcherons in the
country The fact that he may have re-
peated that statement probably in more
general terms than the Chicago report in
riInated, is not at all significant 20 his
friends IN the New York Central. They
believe he is going 10 stick
At q meeting OF the board Of directors Of
the New York & Harlem Railroad yes
terday X X. Vanderbilt. ir.. WAS elected
1ice-president. 81 that he may assume the
duties of E Y. Y. Rossiter. who is i'll
" X Vanderbilt, sr.. Is president of the
Harlem road
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
To ENLARGE Fourth AVENUE LOFT ZONE
Klein Jackson Buy 10th Street Corner Parcel On Which he
viii Erect Large Mercantile Structure


The central Fourth avenue loft district
and the principal Fifth avenue residential
zone yesterday figured most prominently
In the realty trading
The deal in the business section was the
purchase by Klein & Jackson OF the four
story buildings on a plot 1e0X1 feet at the
southwest corner of 10Th street and Park
avenue. The property was sold TO them
through Stephen H. Tying. II. & Co. for
Henry Iden.
On the site Klein & Jackson will erect a
large mercantile building.
It was also reported yesterday that q
syndicate had secured an option 10 pur-
chase the old Progress Club house, at the
north corner of SD street and Fifth ave
nue., frcrn James b Haggin, and that the
syndicate intended 10 erect an eighteen
story apartment house on the plot.
Mr.. Haggin bought this property about
seven years ago from the Progress Club
for s725. 600. and has had ii on t-e market
at an asking price Of $3.50. coo.
The home of Elihu Root, at the south
east corner of Park avenue and list street,
reported sold recently, was purchased by
Eugene Meyer. ir.. of the banking house
of Eugene Meyer. jr.. & Co. Mr.. Meyer re-
Gently leased the John Pierce residence at
No Il East DIST street. for three years.
and at the expiration Of this lease Mr.
Meyer will occupy the Root house.
Adds to His Holdings.
Mr.. Never has also bought from Robert
". Taller the four four-story and base
nent houses No. 104 10 10 East list
street. adjoining the Root residence on the
east Mr.. Taller has been holding this
property which comprises a plot S2.6xs65,
with four foot alley on the rear, at 5000
a front foot
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01

a7 s1103 sx 1rreE. Westchestsr, Alvey a 10 10
to Herman WoIfson: all liens; Oct ie; si""'
address 2I44 Lexington ave.
SIMPSON ST 9 =. 24f.11 RI Of Westcns,e ,
ter ave 160xJa0; Louis Bernstein CO 20 ,it9 ~ ,
Barney Realty Co. NOT 20 fmtg s9"'"V''' >
500 address IL Liberty St
TIFFANY ST. 18TH 81. 80 :
5s.sx irTeg; lane Kitchen TO william t1re@ns
fnltE S44 200); all liens; Nov ); 500 address,
+44 East f4Tta ST
vYSE AVE s. 93.e IT Of f72d st 1s.sf
Ion. Harry c BeIIine Construction Co to Annie
vpEsI (mtF IS. $500 Nov 70; 500: address
1891 1--WE ave.
WEBSTER AVE. @ s I25.f1 II n Of M ls4tn
st. 10 4Stif. Crotona Construction GO 70 NIL
4 SN-eeuy tmtE SI5.o1o); Nov IS sloo' ad-
dress 2o21 Anthony ave.
ZULETTE AVE s s. 200 q Of Maps ave
Westchester. 25X100; MGry L nonohue ct a. 70
Frank y Rappolt tntg $4,000: Nov -; Si"o'
address. 1924 Mayffower ave.
I'd AVE. s. between 1st and Martha aves.
being lots g. to -. inclusive. map No L
Valentine agt Brady ct al. OF partition So sis
part Hyatt farm. uear Woodlavn. esch lot
23xl0o; Caroline Schvarz to Philip j CoEan'
No %: 81 address. Brewster. n I.
t59TH ST. g. 225 # of Elton ave. 2o1
100; Cornelius Sheridan 20 Frank Crainsr
(mtg S10.ooob; Nov -; 800; address. so5
Trinity
2f9TH ST, at s. Bronxvood ave.
wakefield 105x114: Meirose Realty Co 70
GiacCrao and Joseph Reina (n1ts $4,000; Nov
20; 800; address 239 East fo6 ST
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
THOMAS DENIES CHARGES
Says He Didn't Profit by Stock of
Alleged Connection

Washington b Thomas president Of the
American Sugar Refining Company. which
is attacked in the Federal courts. issued
a statement yesterday denying that ne had
ever profited by the shares Of the stock
OF the National Sugar Refining Company.
the New Jersey corporation which, while
1t appeared ostensibly as a competitor OF
the American company. is alleged by the
government and admitted by the present
management of the company TO have been
one OF the subsidiaries of the alleged
trust
In the petition filed on Monday the gov
ernment alleged that Henry o. HavemeyeT
received common stock of the National
valued at SO. 100000 and distributed II
among the directors. giving 5000 shares TO
Washington B. Thomas. a statement was
current in the financial district yester-
Gay that Henry o. Havemeyer had sought
TO sell his common stock III the National
to the American Sugar Refining Company.
In view Of these two statements, Mr..
Thomas issued his statement, which is as
follows:
The statement having been made that I
Rave received .oe0 Of common STOCK or
the National Sugar Refining Company, l
wish TO state that / never benefited di"
Tectly or indirectly, in such tranSacuon-
I herewith give extracts from letters
bearing upon this matter which explain
themselves
Boston. April Il. 1907.
Dear Mr. Haveueyer-
~ feel that, having voted as director
10 recommend the purchase by the Amert-
can company Of the common stock OF the
National company it is my duty 10
surrender whatever interest ] control as
individual in the common stock OF the
National company
do not for a moment think that l am
crttfcising the action Of others who may
think differently. In such a matter each
person must decide for himself what he
ought 10 Go.
Il am sorry I did not think OF this be-
fore voting as director: but, having voted
on the question. / think I ought now TO
surrender the interest which ] control in
the common stock of the National COM
psny- Very truly yours.
w. 3. THOMAS
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
STEEL PENSION PLAN READY
PAYMENTS from S12, 900, 900
Fund to Begin January /.

Plans have been completed 20 begin OF
January 70 pay pensions from the United
States Steel and Carnegie pension fund.
Eggregating N2ooeG50 which was estao-
Hsned last spring by the joint action Of
t1e United States Steel Corporation and
Andrew Carnegie for the purpose OF pay
ing old age pensions from the income OF
The fund 10 employees Of the United States
RteeI CORPORATION and its subsidiary com
psnies- The fund Is 10 be administered by
= board Of twelve trustees, through g
manager appointed by the board, with
such powers and duties as may be given
him by the board.
Under the pension rules adopted BY the
trustees. three classes of pensions are
provided:
First. Pensions by compulsory retire
rnent. granted to employees who have been
twenty years OF longer in the service and
have reached the age OF seventy years
for men and sixty years for women
Second: Pensions by retirement al re-
quest granted 1c employees who have been
twenty years Or longer in the service and
have reached me age Of sixty years for
men and fifty years for women
Third: Pensions for permanent incapa-
city. granted TO employees VINO have been
twenty years or longer in the service and
have become permanently totally incapaci-
7ared through no fault OF their own
The monthly. pensions 10 be paid from the
income of the fund viii be made Up on the
following basis: For each year OF service
one per centun Of the average regular
monthly pay received during the last ten
years Of service. but n IS stipulated that
no pension shall be more than one hundred
dollars q month nor less than twelve dol
izrs a month.
This pension fund. which provides for the
supr0rI Of employees II their old age. IS
separate and distinct from the voluntary
accident relief plan put into operation
pv rhe United States Steel Corporation on
May ! which provides for employees who
MAJ ne injured and the families OF en-
.siovees who may be killed while at work
IN the service OF the subsidiary companies
Of the United States Steel Corporation.
Neiher the voluntary accident relief plan
nor the United States Steel and Carnegie
PENSION fund involves any contribution
from the employees toward The accident
relief or old age pensions
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01

10 Msrv Kidd Of New Jersey so'O"V'
Arthur BisseiI. 5s Liberty St
4Trf AVE. 42s and AS. and sly oT<. i--.i-s q
9or stn 81; 9-7o-n Tan,Tle F,r,7rnst; s.0e0
attorney. " T Emmett . Wan ~ -.
18TH ST = 100 II Of 4th ave - - 49, -,i
s1e . = lslg oon yeps 70 Tie Insurance and
Trust Co. leo Broadway
BID ST, no II .l, os 1ith - sVs- TEg1e an.
Marshall Clark: attorney Frsderic De = F'~'e''
Is Wall ct
IT'D ST. 5os West stv brk. as-4xa5: Mch
kornbiuth; 5000: attorney. ] 2 F'ipin' i''z Nd
st
st, 25IIoo; June 2s 1905. Joseph Diamond 20
Gustav d Booth: $500: attorney, Charles n
Baechler. f34i fremont ave
ECHO PLACE. 57s. 20 iozfoo; Sept Is 1904
Francis Huck 70 Lawyers Title Insurance ard
Trust Co.: $4,000: attorney. r Huck. Nas-
LOTS as % and 100. blk 1873. map z7c lot,
Kemp Estate lot 90 begins Devos st. :. 30 n
OF summit; ave. 20 I1x29x7o. 1855; lots % and
ST. 81 .6x50: June s. 1905. John F Easer 70 Enc
line a Kemp: sss75 attorney, Robert " Todd
229 Broadway.
LOT es sane Blk. sam. map. sun1n1t, sv.
cor fs5th St. f1t-7x2s 5xso- 1ix35; June I.
isos: same TO Katharine r Cooke. gen gfn'
81. 40: attorney same above
LOTS 226. 227 and 22s. map Sisters Of Char
ity. oath Ward; Tune 21. 1905; Joseph A FTana-
gan TO Charles Gabriel; s1.137 30. address IS
LOTS 80 10 263. Inclusive. amended map l. 131
Of Adee Park east OF Botanical Gardens: Aug 6.
1908: Tfllie WeisSerser TO Richard Feusterer:
81 $50: attorney. Charles HaIloc<. 900 East
1sGth
LOT 2a5 map Village OF Wakefield. 1854. De-
gins at point on lot f09.5 from 1st ave
2S.S: March 80. 1867; Jacob Woessner to Ida
McTurck; $3.50; attorneys, Mclaughlin & Mar
tin. 800 Broadway.
LOT ass. map %. Unionport, begins 18th -.
g. los f " OF Ave D. 25- 5-6x1OS: Aug II. 1908;
Martin Lynch 70 Katharine Gass: $500: attorney.
Frank Gass. We5tchester.
LOT lis, map Williamsbridge: Nov 27 1907;
Emilio MOrante to Mark Lurie: $500, attorney,
Title Guarantee and Trust Co, 176 Broadway
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, e cor Barretto
st, %. ex1OS; June 20. 1909 TJIIy Construction
Co 10 James F. Meehau Co. s. COO arrorrley
Hugo Mack Bsezulan
TTNTON AVE. s. 22e6 Il n Of I6sth 81
110x20.5: Jan IS 1901; Thomas Farley 70 Flor
ence Colgate Speranza: 5000: attorneys JoIine
Larixin & Rathboue, 81 Wall
vYsE AVE. s. 125 = o. 173d 81. JoxfoG
being lots 2S2 and 2S3, map HOO OF 300 lots.
Henry Morgenthau 2:3d and 24th Wards; NAV
Is 1910; The f73d Street Building and Con-
struction Co TO Frederick and Louisa Eox-
81 $50, attorney, A II Wattenberg- 172 Fulton 81
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
MODERN LOFTS IN DEMAND
A s250,000 Lafayette Street Rental
Among New Leases Reported.

Frederick Fox 6 Co have leased six
upper lofts at the southeast corner Of
Broadway and 4th street, running through
10 Lafayette street. to Cohen. Goldman &
Co. for five years at an annual rental of
$50 900.
Eugene de p Belden has leased the store
No. 35S West 125th street for John OBr1en
20 Louis Bloom for a term Of years
BENJAMIN Englander has leased 10 hcrn-
bIuth & Harris the store and basement
in the new building Nos. 15 and II est 18th
street. and TO BeIIer & Teitelhaun the
tenth loft in No I18-I20 West 9Th street.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Henri Necsrs'.ou-r ct a. e7-z. t. Joseph
Bulovs- s5.0eH
Douar ssyinss Bank to charles Helm
GER ~
Ellen DouneIly 70 Bronx Security srt
Brokerage Co. 81
John + DuTy 70 Rose r = Eefntz $1,000
Sfsnhsttsa Morrgsg@ 90 20 csua-sntss sfs-.-
gage Co g oO0.
David y cochran - Lon Cssl'y O. s1o"
James r Donald and ano. esvs - James
Donald. 81
Joseph Mcconnell to STATE Bark. Two ss-s..
s.. SOC.
Iifi~ Lficnthaf - Lo-1a Es-na~fu,s-
and ano- szrs- $4,000
Prospect Inves,ueut 90 20 wo-sru@us s,.<
and Death Bene4t FUND of rhs 5 ~ A. sas-
joris Be-nhsirner. q. .sss 4s-
James " Anasrz0n. t-75-re~- % Clzf-fns
Benedict guardian 2 assEs5- $50
American Mortgage 90 70 Central rr71s- >Co.
sis. .e51o -
smith Williamson. sdrar. 30 Mary z Ven
I,svyers Mortgage co 90 Pouzhkse7.s Savings
Pfer-spont Realty 60 tn Ssw York County
National Bank: S2O.5f0.
Trust Co OF Americz % Title Insurance. Cot
west 9th Street Co TO George z Brov-r:
agnes Madden 70 Constantine = Tfr-oui-r.
C-h4i.ea Esalt~ 20 70 Columbia Trrs, co. sfee
TfnonIer Construction CO 70 John y Phelsu.
81
celia ThIefslds- ard ano 70 Vn 7 Foss- g.
solomon VI schztzzfn 70 Celia Chiefc51er ard
auo. Sf0c
Abraham EIssrstei1 To Michael p T0n Scaosn-
ing. S1G0-
Screening. Sf0's
Trlare Realty Co 20 Harry BaEe-- g
Jennie Tackney 70 Iuiare Realty CO. 81
rEa-r 7 Bauer Bronx : and 2 CO. 81
F4-rard Rzrkovsky 20 Esthe- FlstlOTsly &.
ATbe-- vVosnris AzJor & Co. 81
CIsuueu-fre N SiIveTuau alc anC 20 Ae1r-
Hermann, Sf00-
wendell Booth 70 Edw Heck. S4.ono
Title Insurance Co 20 Columbia Trust %.
So. 0so-
louvre Realty CO 20 Vim 2 Rose. 81
Henry Brady 20 Patrick = Tiznes SZ-lfs1
Ti-le GUARANTEES and Trust 60 70 Greenwich
Savings Bank. $4,000
Ma Kocn 10 Frederick Lsss s. 0SS
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
REALTY NOTES.

L. !. Phillips g. Co. and Joseph p. Day
were the brokers at the sale Of No 267
West I'D street. recently reported.
Bernard and Cocks have secured for the
Pate-no & Son Contracting Company g.
first mortgage loan of $4,000, at per cent,
No. B35 West 18th street. an eight story
rtreproof apartment house on plot 5oxl0o
feet.
BUYER of No 1T East list street, reported
sold recently by Som Brothers through
the Frederick T. Barry COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

G. W Snider S Son have sold No. Pop
lar street Brooklyn. q three-story dwelling
and for D. Hurley No. 600 18th street
near Prospect Park. 4 two-story dwelling.
on lot 20x1oo.
William II. Hayward. OF the T. A.
Clarke Company, has bought "a plot 195x
ls0 on the north side OF De Kalb avenue,
Brooklyn, between Broadway and Bush
wick avenue. for Improvements with 4
four-story loft building.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
Boston. April IS. 1902.

Boston, April 10, ISOE
H. O. Havemeyer, Esq.
New York, y. Y
MY Dear Mr.. Havemeyer;
Z shall deliver the stock in the National
company to YOU when I see you Monday
It may be that il would be considered de-
sirabe and better If I should resign as a
member OF the board Of directors Of the
American Sugar Refining Company. /
would leave the board however with no
feeling except that OF thinking that by
so doing I should be anticipating the
wishes Of some Of the large interests and
the probability that some one might be
found in my place who would be more
acceptable than myself Ny relations with
the members of the present board have
always been agreeable and If It is deemed
for the best that I should tender my
resignation I should have no personal
feeling about the matter.
Very truly yours.
w B THOMAS"
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY SUES

Boston. Nov. 3o.-The Equitable Trust
Company Of New York flied bill in equity
IN the Supreme Court to-day in which It
seeks 10 acquire the works at Brighton for
rnerIy occupied by the Sewali 4 Day Cord
age Company but mortgaged by the Stand
ard Cordage Company 10 the Equitable. The
ESquitahle issued bonds amounting 10 $3.50.
GO on the mortgage. but the interest was
.Iefauited as the Standard Company i In
she hands OF q receiver.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders attorney. }
NOVEMBER 30.
MANHATTAN
AVENUE \. 1897, sty ork. +A4 = n Of 18th
az o5xT5. Dec l. 1904; Henry NaschltZ TO Cecilte
East. Sf5 coo; attorneys, Bowers q Sands II
Nassau st,
CLIFF ST "a. sty hrk, All II Or Fuitol
1o3 II x.a tx lO, x22 y Oct e 1892; ...v44ue II
C;arretson to the Mutual Life Insurance Co.
500 0o0: address. 81 Nassau ST
CLIFF ST "a sty brk. sill II Of Fulton
~ IO3 Ixa2 4xIO-.- 3x-S,s May IS, 1909 Abram
NJ Glounev TO Adeline NJ Ciarretson, sI,os0. attor-
news Dewitt, Ilockman & Dewitt. es Nassau 80.
MADISON AVE aS and 81 sty brk, s cor
2prh ST 4aI0Ox4 Sx3S. 6x24- sxdl- o; Nov. 1907
THOMAS Adds Emmet TO John G Brown; SEQ
coo; attorneys. Arrowsuiith 4 Dunn. Sa9 Broad
way.
PARK AVE. 1890. sty brk. e5.2xlo0; May
"a l9ga Ettie Elias and sno 20 Louis NJ Levy,
81 09o. attorney, Edward a isaacs. ~ William
St
WORTH ST =. sty hrk. te5.3 IT of Eiud-
son 81. 252ioo. Sept -. 1909, Fanny L. 0zrtsr
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
TIMES SQUARE TITLE TRANSFER.

The Studebaker property. in 4sth street,
from Broadway to Seventh avenue. which
was recently leased for long term 10
Jacques and jules Bustanoby for hotel
purposes. was transferred yesterday by Mrs
Helen - JuiIliard 20 the Cossett Land
Company for ss25 ooo A d Juiliiard is
president Of the land company.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-01
J. :. BRIGGS SAILS FOR NEW YORK

London. Nov. 81. T. Briggs. d member
OF the firn1 of John F. Briggs & Son. wool
manufacturers OF Bradford. left for New
York to-day IN connection with the action
brought against their American branches
b. the New York customs officials Mr
Frlges empnaticauy repudiated the sugges-
rior thar .here has been an underVaIuatlon
81 imports Dy their asent@