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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
TRADING IN BROOKLYN ZONES.

Henry Pierson g. 90. have sold the three
two story and basement limestone two
family houses on Avenue &. F1atbush. Tor
q client % DT. George W. Averell and
also Nos. 3ss and 365 18th street. three
story and basement fancy brick houses. for
Annie L. Whitten 10 a client. They have
rented 40. rs Prospect Place. near Flat
bush avenue. a four story and basement
private dwelling house. 90 a client FOR a
long term - years. No. 6i9 Bergen street.
a tao story brick garage. 90 the WenstrOm
Machine and Repairing Company. for "a
term ~ years, and also No. 3i5 Flatbush
avenue. large store Tor the Realty As
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HIGH PRICE OF POTATOES.
Due to Cupidity of Retailers, Say Chi
eago Commission Men.

Chicago. March 26-Farmers will lose
millions Of bushels Of potatoes this season
because Chicago retailers insist on making
profit OF 80 90 80 per cent on the money
they invest in this commodity.
Such Is the statement made by local com
mission men and potato brokers, who assert
that the retailers have rot followed the
downward movement OF wholesale prices
ana that the consumer has not been made
aware that potatoes are the cheapest food
product now on the market.
~ retailers sold potatoes at 10 cents a
peck they would make - TO IS % per cent
profit" said a we'll known broker. RE
tailers pay 80 20 40 cents a bushel for pOta-
toes They buy by weight and get sixty
pounds for a bushel. They charge the con-
summer Is 20 q cents a peck, sell by the
measure and give only twelve pounds for
a peck. This allows them I'VE pecks 20 n
bushel. or 70 cents 20 81 .. a net profit Of
loo 20 800 per cent. Potato growers IN Wis
eonsin. Michigan, Minnesota. Iowa and
missouri have millions Of bushels OF pOta-
toes In their cellars"
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by private capital. and near by are the
Westbrook golf links and the splendid game
preserves OF the sOuthside Sportsmen's
club.
The effect ~ the improved service In tun-
mel transit has been 60 create brisk de-
mand for plots there. The town has one Of
the most perfect bathing beaches on Great
South Bay. 10 Is within ten minutes's walk
% the station.
Another opportunity 90 purchase Oskdale
lots VIII he offered on April :. The sale will
be held az the Real Estate Exchange sales
room. Nos. "a and Is Vesey street. by Bryan
L. Kennedy. The lots 90 be disposed OF
are situated only Eve hundred feet from
the ORkdale station. and have frontage
on stuyvesant Road. Bride Way and
Franklin Road. They are - by 100 feet
each. Sixty per cent 81 the purchase price
may remain on mortgage for three years
az per cent. With titles guaranteed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
AN IDEAL HOME TRACT.
Sycamore Park Is Well Laid out-Has
Wooded and lilly Land.

The Sycamore Park property In Bronx
willie has recently been placed on the mar
ket. II was formerly De Witt Woods. II
adjOins Lawrence Park.
The property Is only FIVE minutes walk
from the Hotel Gramatsn and the Bronx
Vile station. on the Harlem division Of
the New York Central. now electrified "a
North White Plains.
Sycamore Park has been laid out In wind
INK avenues through the beautifully wooded
and hilly land.
Buyers will enjoy at once there the bene-
fits OF macadam roads. cement sidewalks,
sewers. water. electric light. gas. police
protection, garbage collection and all the
other eOnyenlenees which city residents
have.
The officers % the Sycamore Development
COmpany are II. Ward Leonard. president;
Henry c. Merritt. vice-president: L. ID
Garritt. secretary, and Charles Dusenberry,
jr.s treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
SHORTER ROUTE TO RoCKAwAYs
Railroad TO Extend from Springfield
Junction 70 Cedarhurst.

The Long Island Railroad is building
line between Springfield Junction and
Cedarhurst. the object being 20 shorten the
route 10 Far Rockaway by between five and
six miles. as compared with the route still
in operation BY way OF Valley Stream. Hew-
let's and Woodmere.
II Is understood that the plan % the rail-
road Is 20 operate a shuttle train between
Far ROckaway and Springfield Junction,
well as the sending OF a large part OF its
regular Far RockaWay service over this
route. When this branch is IN operation Il
Will enable persons in the vicinity Of Spring
field and IaureltOn 20 reach the ocean In
twelve minutes. and il is said will greatly
increase the number OF trains which now
give service 20 persons living al stations be-
tween Springfield Junction and LaureltOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
GOVERNOR NAMES DELEGATES
They will Represent State at Charities
Conference in st. Louis.

Albany. March 26.-DeIegates 20 repre-
sent the state at the tbirty-seventh annual
session Of the National Conference Of
Charities and Correction 10 be held at ST.
Louis. MAY 10 20 26. were appointed by
Governor Hughes to-day. as follows:
Robert w. de Forest. Otto T. Barnard.
Edward T. Devine. William r. Stewart. Rob
ert w Hebberd. Thomas NJ Mulry. Mary
SinkhOvitch. Francis e.. Huntington. Henry
Melville. Henry MOskOWitz. Lillian n.
Wald. Dr. Albert w. Ferris. Of New York
City. Homer Folks. YOnkers. Dennis Mo
Carthy. Syracuse: Simon w. ROsendale. Al
bany: George +. Durham, Utica. Colonel
Joseph y. Scott. Elmira. Jane l. Arm
strong. Rochester, DT. Charles r. Howard.
Ansley Wilcox. Buffalo: Dr. HOrtense v.
Bruce, Hudson: Catherine v. Davis, Bed
ford.
Robert W. De Forest Samuel NJ. Lindsey
AMI Milo r. Nfaltbie. OF New York City.
were appointed delegates TO the fourteenth
annual meeting Of the American Academy
Of Political and Social Science. 90 be held
IN Philadelphia. April and 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

DESIGNER for ECld and platinum jeseiry, 80
is thoroughly experienced and artistic set
position Is open to a high srade man. no others
need apply. Whitesde & Blank. corner Liberty
and I.afayetts SITS. Newark. y. J.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

MARCH -
American Temperance Life Insurance % 10
Title Guarantee and Trust 90. tleooo-
MARY Lorenzo 90 Cecilia - Lorenzo, a.
Harry Meyers 10 Moses a Grossman, sAVo
Julius Levy. az guardian. 10 Nhham n
Meagandt. 81 500
exrt. 81 500.
Julis Ginzbourser 20 Aehnle GinEbOarser
and ano; 500
Louis Mas 20 william Z Mecabe: 81
Joseph JEFFERSON 20 Arthur " Haight; 81
SOC
century Mortgage Co 20 Frederick q
SchWarz. $50 53z -
James A TroWbridge 10 William harte
and ano. trustees $4,000
Title Guarantee ana Trust 90 10 Safah
sane ny lanes A rrou.bridse. $4,000.
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REAL ESTATE


marc a. Joseph " Kelly mtg sla.es9; Maroh
"a, SlVo address. So West osth 81
PARK ROW. lSa and lsl, - .SN6sN irrog' %
seIh vi Kelly 20 william Goostone tntg SAo-
t's'; March Is; sleO; address, lo3 fark ho",
PARK ROW. l2a "a ave, 6is ans cas-: ssth
s ~ Rseae Rics al p pis mS Ts IS. S. sd
dross, los Para Row
pRRATE ST. extending n and from Riv-
iaIR rune isss % ies la " i.ss i"s "A
a. bos; Matilda Edelsten 10 Clinord llar''ce 2ie
iinoadNsy
80 AVE. 1874 and 1879. s0AioO. Icon sable
March L. sioo. address 30 sfoadNa,.
asIW ST .. SO q ~ Isl ave, l",Nssl %
o. o. aad o. VI Irving clark car, 10 1us'en - :
g.lboriy 81.
SAME PROPERTY. Gustave T Von Claim 20
Consumers BHsSing % tm'g sao.oo'9' March IS
.asr ST. ls5 West. l3 lONleOs: John "a Parry
- a. 90 Francis Parry feo s. sii'' ADDRESS,
18TH ST. 8. ga n " Of ole Broadway.
iaNeollN tires. prank netz, 81, 20 theIts
,ishren ln,s ssi.eeO,' March ~ sieo: address.
saeD 81 IA West. lTH,s hlk. Max schlssinss.r
% John Macon mtg seeeN. March u. 81 al
dress - West 9eth 81.
iaarH ST. s. les n . 81 IsDox ave. S5.sE
William e'Tsss.oTal '@,E sT2.eoc'; March "a. 81
lian ST. si2 ana pa West. besan ontsg
l0eo. lssth 81, n :, 2sS ~ ~ IN aNes 80
Rally %. March "a. sleo. address. 80 Broad
Vsy.
18TH ST. 50. Us u ~ Of 7th eve. leoEae n !:
Nas.
THE RRONN
AVE n. - IS n ~ 18th -, 25Nloa, nion-
port Prank A Becker = a. - caroiins Sll.es
,miF S2.Se0; March ~: siOo' address @lss Sfo
soma sNe.
AYR ST JoHN. cor Beck 81; 20 n 20 re, EeN
o. NlOo. Bernard Alexander 10 William ,sold
sians and N9roeri y Lshs S,n's sS''''''' Si'
ualoOK AVE. SO 2sexieo. partition Feb "a:
lahn Hyles. re-. 70 Jacob = ksp' a., 'n aS
BATHGATE AVE- vs.. 1000 2, ~ 1850 =.
5oKilsb. Leader. Bloom a Silvermsn Realty
sieo' address ,sl's Room I2cs. 500 sSosdwSs
LOIS ] ana ? parcel s estate william ~, =
saen =, hgsoT -,S Is . seSi msg.b 10 sieS
nderess 80 Broadway
LOTS - and y. map ilsa - illiam " We
iacc on Fort SCHUYLER Road. Frederick sole
man a. Emile Goldman. han part az ute
Rl& mtg s2.20M; March n, s.. address,
cr NalNer and Frishy ave
LOT 6s. map Gleason property. eAth Ward.
Marie and Frido.n Weher 20 Richard ArnoN;
March -. sleo address. lSe Nassau -
ors 81 HPa . s5s Fo Ro n.oT m's ssh III. e, 10
csss D lloZ9 ~ South NorS ~. w.. 9n sss s y,
MORRIS AVE. " g. eGo 2 ~ i79th -.
.nNloG- Argust gacob 10 charles Schneider
mtg s. o00l, March %. 500. address. 49,
East 1896 81
Bear swamp Road. 25Nlo0, Frederick Gold
nInn 30 Emile Goldman. one-half part all
fIfia R a e. March II. 81. address, corner
Na'ker and Frishy Aye West
WISE AVE. 2o7s e5Nii25E irreg Marie
100 and ano 70 william ~ boS S6 INV, ,,rs
CIV Island
WALDO PLACE. q Too . p ~ Middle
town Road 25AlO0. Baxter Howell Building
HaHrnn "a mi a 7
- Sloo. address 3099 MiddletoWn Reac.
WHITE PLAINS ROAD "a .. $50 n n ~
Becker aNt. - 2N127N irreg. MashingtonKtlle
Teresa Steinhock 10 me Mantle Realty 80
Dnrc S65ools March -; 500, address, .9s
Broadway
WEST FARMS ROAD. s. lot ~, map
estate William CroWther - GKa6E irreg
taruline SpiNey 20 Frank Rocker mtg
Ss.n0ols March -. Sl0O, address, Jerome
GRe, corner la0th -
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Cvtth nsrne and address - lenders attorney
Interest 3 per cent unless otherwise stated.
MARCH 20
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN.
ESSEN ST. g. :5N62 2: March as demand.
per cent, Philip Roth 20 lsidoTe COIN.
- 600, attorney. Fernando solinger, 25l
broadway.
lsHAM ST. w e. 30 p = a. Germania ave.
4.Nleo' Nfrch j. NJ Msshins' SO s9 o ae'sh,s
lerHey. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. ise
80 RS ISsspS " KEN ~ brooklyn. 20
'larlcs lio-msn. trus sl7.5oo' attorney Louis
canon. 2o3 Broadway.
rARK ROW. isa and lsi. sOsKs4x irreF
turior MTG; March -, yrs, per cent
loseph " kely - henry eolas'on .ss $3.50
,'s9'"''' Myers S'"" ''''"'N' -
PARK AVE.. nsnso q, ne lieth . 3, q :, I,
March - sSs as Ps Soo BONO s'So-, ss' fi,s
Guarantee and Trust CO. lEs Broadway.
1oTU ST 3Ts East. 2sKess prior mtg
PISTON 40 Bossita Wachsman: 1913: attorney.
samuel lsasCs, 81 Park Row
ssTH ST e. $50 n . % L., ave. looK?lo
March IS. yrs. a. per cent. GustaVe II Aou
claim 20 Bank Tor savings. $50. GOO. address
sth ave and ga -.
sH E = Ms 80 e rs q ~. oS ps4 9.n R's !.
l,ar bond. Randuin Sagehomme 90 Harlem
savings Bank. 2a.0ooi address IA East
ssD ST IE6 p ~ columbus ave. Us
lQs2. yrs ~ Per cent Iennie 6 BAIRD q
l.nosav Kalish & Palmer. - william -
siTH ,as. n Of I % ave 40. Ai9s 5,
Csnf. Anna ~ kHrtels 20 Marguerite McCor-
mock. $500. address. S7a cambridge 81
ls7TH ST ~ West, lexsa Il. March %
8 v~s. Alice r q Dur 10 Emily I " Johns.
81, ~ Broadway.
as1l trrior mtg sc 00el; March "a ] ~. q
rfI ront. Wor.ss'el Construction 60 20 Arthur
Delnst.ln. 500 Broadway.
-isTH ST. 5o2 Wet, sszsaii CrrIor mtg So
efH. F"h - : '1s. . Der cent 'otlit-,sahif n
t''~s. 1874 BrlatWny.
AN5D. sf,s - isth = ssEl6. Union
Io March "a w Eer CEN, ,sro,iRe sti'eg
l1ai.o'6 oas Fast isosh 81.
rfTiiGATE AVE. o. I002 = $ % 1874 -.
Ca,.er io Isader Bloom a SHERMAN Realty 10;
So .wo. attorney Oscar ISI.slander. 302 Broad
Fa..
MaIs - vs. facos p Kspen 20 Jacob
s-Aniti. $4,000. attorney. Thee sattler. is7 sth
coNcoRD AVE ass and sss lots zach
- HKlo0. Htgs. each Si750 q prior mtgs.
each So March ~ J o. . per cent; Joseph
Greene ave brooklyn
'pNNBRD AVE 800 and CO.. ? lots each
lHNA1oG; . nrtgs. each si50o q Tgior mtgs each
,sr, 5000
c1NWRD AVE. 90. 70 iozloo sprior mtg
some q 500 a6dress sss Greene 5 ave- ave B ss
81. s =, 81 - AE ~, 90, ,.o p - o is5th =,
e. TlHT cent. Joseph TolioW 20 John 4. Thomas
- 2'o. attorney. p l. Barnard. 27i IsrosdVay.
LINlOT.N st. q $50 - - West Farms
ra. fNA1on. Hrs. Tor cent. TiIie NJ Sa1ler 70
En7 X Doo,ing 81 800. addnsss - william -,
WALTON AVE- o lf8 p ~ lssth o.
= Az, Marrh - due per bond Prank Flood
n ff'er of'en. $1,000. address, 1921 Clirfon
NHIrE PI.AlNs RID. " .. $50 p n - Becker
49,, sAeEl27N tires. March - 3 ,rs Mantle
l,satg ~ 20 Teresa ftcinhock. Sc 500. attorney.
MIN Seligman, $50 broadway.
lieA-ay irreE g1or mtE 81 March "a I ~
fri CENT Edwin Harvey. ~ Brooklyu. 20
lHnukRn
lnrf sl east = l0t 5a9 map Waaeheld
l"NllAh 'pTlor mtg a2Ssll. March - 3 we 9
g. cont fiofrico and Giuuano Iarngarn ~
NH'oio insoal 10. 81 900, attorney United states
lite Gaaraniy and Indemnity 90. ~ Messy g..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
NEW JERSEY BROKERS TO DINE
Their Guests Will Be Governor Fort
and About Twenty Mayors.

There will be a notable gathering Of pub
lie officials and prominent citizens OF New
Jersey az the Hotel Aston on Saturday
night. when the third annual dinner OF the
New Jersey-New York Real Estate FIX
change will be held Governor Fort and
about twenty Mayors representing the Lead
ing communities adjacent 20 the metro
pOlitan section. as vel. as the seashore ter
ritory. have accepted invitations 20 be
present.
The speakers will be Governor J. Frank
lin Fort. Dock Commissioner TOmkins,
Mayor Fisk Of Plainheld. George r Reeve.
president OF the Newark Board OF Trade
Eugene w. Ieake, Cornelius DOTemuss Wv
ian ". Lewis and q. Frank Appleby.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
MECHANICS LIENS
MARCH 20

BROADWAY. ls5T 20 1858 and g;h ave SO
20 6RS. T. cantor a 90 agt Henry Phipps estate
osner. United States Restaurast and Realty Co
owner and contractor. Henry e. PeltOn and Henry
Erkins contrR cfors. Ssza -.
WALTON AVE. .255 20 S213. Lewis II Woods
agt Bedford Park Construction Co. owner and
contractor. S2a0
l0STH ST. 49, and ~ West: Paul MiikoVtt7
az Mary r TilyOu. owner and contractor
saaa so
BROADWAY. n " cor a0th 81. l00Xi0o. Jehy
Co owner. Reynolds a Mcmahon. contractors
sla2
BROADWAY. ls57 70 lsG3 and IN ave SIS
20 1923. Frank J Nalenti agt estate 81 Henry q
phipps, owner. United States Restaurant and
Realty co and Henry Pelton. contractors
sl.5sl
10TH ST So East. Charles RiorkeEren agt
Cornelia r Mccormack. owner and contractor
sT29 IS
nth ST . 2SA n 81 Amsterdam ave
lOoNlOo Borough cut Stone 20 agt samuel u
DAVIS. nnner and cnnfractnr. so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
PLAN PALISADES TROLLEY LINE,

Plans are well under way for four
track rapid transit trolley line from Nyack.
y. Y. down the Palisade section OF Ber-
gen County. y. J.. through the EnglewOod
and DumOnt section 90 COytesville. LeOnia
and the Hudson tunnels at HObOken- The
company will also seek franchise across
the proposed 18th Street Hudson River
Bridge
The line. which will be on the plan Of
the Manhattan subway, will have n pTi-
vate right OF way as far as IeOnla. In
the latter place the surveys run across
Central avenue ana through GienwOOd ave-
nue..
This will open up a stretch OF new cOun-
try for settlement north of COVtesviIle and
hasten the already substantial growth from
IeOnis south TO the Manhattan transit con-
nectiOns
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az Exeter. beginning the third Tuesday in
April.
This action follows the efforts Of the At
torney General % have many o. the rail-
roads present rates declared illegal and
the road prevented from making further
advances. on the ground that the I.gis-
iative acts permitting the Boston & Maine
TO lease several OF its subsidiary lines IN
this state prohibited the road from In
creasing any Of the freight rates IN effect
at the time Of leasing The railroad COM
pany IN It's arguments made az recent
hearings holds that this law had lapsed
through non-enfOrcement.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
CWih owners name and address,
MARCH -.
NA%HATTAN.


5TH AVE. sSe. for q ; sly hfk store and lot.
- sNlOS. u % Chapman. ga sih ave. architect
cost. 0.0e0, owner. Mrs Margaret q sage, 0os
9th ave.
GsrH ~ n s. 81 2 p - ave A; for a sly
trl, garage and stable. - Gxa7 3: q I. Grahe. -
tieorge staten island. architect, cost SAo.tsH
oNncr. central Brewing Co. 6sth - ana East
River.
lssTH ST iSi West: Tor a sty hrk store and
lofts ~ SKIS. T ~ Hines. i04 West l@ath -
architect: cost $1,000. owner. J II Van Tine
l2l West i25th -.
THE BRONX.
RICK ST. n 8 100 n ~ Avenue s. John
two = stv brk tennis. sizes irneg. Wilbur, III
Liberty -. architect. cost. $4,000. owner. Altr'
Realty Co llss Tiffany -
FOX ST o O. 10 p n % L0ngwood ave. six
sty hrk .teunlts ~ sN65 eadh koppe a Dauhe
$50 Mestchester ave. architects: cost. aloStss
owner. Winnie Realty and Construction Co. -
Westchester ave
WALNUT AVE. . - p ~ l3Sth 81: . ~,
hrk wash ard mess house. ~ sN2I.s; " Auller
Norris. Irving Place. architect cost, 1900
T ouner. Central Union Gas 90, Irving pl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
MARKER BROTHERS GUILTY.
Former Indiana Bankers Will Go TO
Jail Together.

Indianapolis. March 26.-TwO brothers,
who have been among the most prominent
Of the younger bankers OF Northern In
diana. will be sentenced together TO the
federal prison at LeavenwOrth. Kan,
next week by Federal Judge A. b. Ander-
son. They are William II. and Noah r.
Marker, formerly cashier and assistant
cashier Of the First National Bank OF
Upton. Ind
late to-day Of embezzling 100000. max
ing false entries and misappicatiOn OF
the funds Of the bank. Noah II. Marker.
indicted Jointly with his brother. will
plead guilty. his attorney announces. on
next Tuesday morning. Judge Anderson
will then sentence the brothers. and they
will be taken 10 prison together.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
cUith name ana address q lenders attorne,
MARCH &c

MARCH &c
AVE- A. 1875. June 80. iess. ava saftsIkov
81 M 20 cordelia Ogden - 81. f23 800. az
forue,s. Sullivan Cromwell. 80 Wall a.
BROOK AVE-. o .. I3illi. p n ~ lGsth a.
- Rlk.. Marc. \. 1905. sophie TnfeiNer ~
1Cseph G schracer. $3.50. attorney. Richard
Dickson.
lots - and Is map estate - william n
Dtden. Juue 10 1907. Charles W Kuhns ~
wilbur I.urrrmoHe - al. s2s1s. 'attorney.
lsurers title Insurance and Trust 90. l6o
Broadway.
MADISON AVE 2Os6: Narch az 1905. 10
eeph l.auher and au0 20 Bernard J ~ A Ben
zFer; $4,000; Hddness. "a South 81.
PARK AVE. - , p - s6fh 81 20xT0
Igly go. 1900; Augustus Halien and ano "a
Manhattan Savings Institution. $4,000. ad
aross. Broadway. cor 81 Bleecker o..
so1H ST. .. l25 q " % "a ave. l6A TOO .
March lf 1903 Andrew Mcclure g. avid
Mcclure aud ano, $1,000 address. - WILL
lam e.
slsT ST. q 235s q q lst Ave lGs
1000. sept 3. 1905. Emil T0netfi 10 gohn
Reinhardt: 50 900. attorneys. Langbein a
Lnngbein. 500 Broadway.
STTH ST 32g East. Nov 81 1894 Thomas y
Mullins 20 Richard = Emmei - al $500. a..
tonnes Emmet Robinson. 3. Wall 80
s7TH ST 322 Fast march . laU7 lohn o.
Mullins Elien MullInr. 5000. aff0ruEF.
lac0h Nevn man. 32o BrOadpar
tA.E PROPERTY. March >. 1907. Joseph
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LIS PENDENs.
MARCH n

BOWERN. 2os. Augusta 4 Mcneil agt Mar
guertte n A de Romanet q a. tamen6ed
partition; attorney, A \ Hand.
lslsr ST. . n ~ -. Nicholas ave.
t5Nluo. Albert Won Gen DTiesch AIT Frederick
Britsch - al faction 20 foneci0se mechanics
lien. attorneys. Nesselnan a. Kraus.
BATHGATE AVE. l62o. william ArToWsmith.
trus aEt Joseph Van AChen % a. doTeclosurs
q mtgb: attorney. ~ Raly.
HAMII.TON pa. s. 81 u " % iaOth
81. ~ sK6s-s. Mary A Nahon agt Ira n Dag
lies 81 al foreclosure q mtgls attorney. Il J
MahO
lOsTH ST. ls5 East. and lO5th -. Isl East
Robert Armstrong agt Mary = Armstrong
al partition. attorney. + Cook.
asTH ST 2l6 East. Henry Blank AIT Max
ROIlnick e. al foreclosure ~ mtg. attorney, 4
=
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
FORBIDDEN TO RAISE RATES.
New Hampshire Officer Gets Injunction.
Against Boston & Maine.

Exeter. y. IT,. March 26-A temporary
Injunction restraining the Boston & Maine
Railroad Company from further raising its
freight rates was granted by Justice Will
lam A. Plummer, OF the Superior Court.
here to-day. on petition Of Attorney Gen
eral Edwin g. Eastman The question OF
making the injunction permanent will come
up at the April term Of the Superior Court.
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CHANCE FOR HoMEsEEKERs.
Beautiful oakdale Sites To Be Sold at
Auction Next Week

"akaale u growing rapidly. II is one 81
we pesi ana most progressive towns along
~" i," 81 me M"niauh division ~ the
i.'hs ls'aha ifaiir"aa in tne suburban zone
Electric light aad power ar, .,,,.,li,,, 49,.
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wssIERLEIeH HOUSE SOLD.

J. Sterling Drake has sold for Linus seely
TO Charles A. Decker his handsome house
on New York avenue. Westerleigh. Staten
Island II was built by NJ. Seely for his
own use. but never occupied.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
BUYS GREAT NECK PARCEL.

Burton Thompson has sold for John IT.
Recknagle eight acres Of water front prop
erty AZ the extreme northern point Of the
Great Neck section. 20 Herman b. Baruch.
a member OF the New York Stock EX-
change Mr. Baruch will erect on the site
a house fOr his own occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

GUAR cot NIER salesman and clerk. promi-
nent house. must be- experienced. salary about
SIS Credential Employment Corporation. 2oj
broadway.
CLERKS Good places open, good personality !.
clear penmcn. accurate ngurers. salary $500 ca
Ss3. Credcntial Employ ment Corporation, 30
broadway.
COUNTRY NEWSPAPER and job printing once
wants AN assistant managcr; salary ard inter
est ,redentiai Employment Corporation tEst.
iarb. .5f broadway.
E,rEt,TTiIsNI ENGINEER Technical srafuate.
win .evcrnt ,ttr-' experience n electrical test
~. slice business service 60. Juo Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

sTTH ST Jos West; East River Mil and
IEmher 60 agt Milton MallenStein - al Oct
u. 1893. sa55 90
CONCORD AVE. 496 20 goa. Alexander
Otright agt Joseph Poldow 81 al, March 10.
1910. 5000.
=TH AVE sI2O: william HigEinson agt
Alfred levin q al. July -, 1893 tcanceiled)
81 $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27

DIR. Albert T. Weston. Coroncr's phvs1|
clan. was short one death yesterday. -.
COTOner's Office received word from the o.
street station that Michael Bitns. a ~
bOrer. was dead at No. SAB Water -
from accidental gas poisoning. Or Wogs-s
went % the address 20 ask where The 49,
man was and found that he had gone -
20 work after resuscitatlOn from r.-s,.>
asDhyXiatiOn. The mistake IN reno-.,
the man dead was made on the teienaos
between the Oak street station and ~.
Coroner Office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN

S5TH ST lO2 East. 20 a stv bTk dWE; hin
stout 1923 Tlroa dWay architects. cost. $1,000
owner. Mrs ; n Rhoades. on premises
sTH AVE. $40 and $40. 10 . sly brk store
and loft hldg: Gross a KleinbeTger. Bible House.
architects; cost. $1,000; owners. A a. J. schWab.
6al Madison ave
TIE BRONX.
17sTH ST. s. - q " % 70 ave I sly hrk
amusement hall 27KA5l. 4 : Clark. a. Ire
mont ave. architect. cost. So 0slO; owners Vein
STOCK 4 kamanCn. s7zs 81 ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-27
LIVE HOGS STILL ADVANCE.

St Louis, March 2s.-L.ive hogs sold here
to-day for 81 Ola a hundred pounds. the
highest price ever recorded in Western
markets.