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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
New HeadguaFters Tor Land and Water
SDOrts.

4 calendar 81 land and water ~rortirg
events and contests nv professionals. ama-
teura and lOCal talent is being made M FOG
the season, 70 ~ carried OFT under the
direct ION Of m expert on the Fairgrounds
and Venst ian waterway Of Brightvsfer-.
Tho ~port- will range from ha -ehf'l tennis
golf and grease pole to tsculllng. MOTOR
boat racing. canoe TIPPING md log rolling
Dccors ton Dnv. will d" given o. ~ ud climax
IN q midsummer dHy AND night carnival
on the Nenst ian waterway.
he Neneftan waterway hitch pane-
tratcS the prCpsTtv about one tuiie from
the Great South nv, y h ~lid. III play
this hay side park, -inc" 'hiS wntcrwHv
occupts~ - -iTategl" point and = thss Only
inland harbor on The blv. II dominates
the deep water ohlnusl - thu FTe Island
dire.t "ours So possible fratn the Q, can 10
the Long Island Rrilroad With ~ 're-
meudou- fHstltftrg Tor h1rb0rnre. hIvtnr
about one million =Iurr" feet - haFhor7 %
surface and tTan-vsr-iuR ~" tuture iulmurt
waterway 81 Long I-iJnd '-'tng FRO ic"ted
from era vs~end Bgv rnd jana ica Raw on
he vs.sf TO the north ant srU'h dukes Of
he island through Pcrunt" BIv IN 'he ensf
Il will 10 tho logical hlrbor1rn for sail
steam varhts and other pleasure craft
and 81 the Great South Bsv
" l. announced that the rnpid transit
trolley systefn ~ tho south shore Traefisn
Company from Fifty-ninth street. Man
and passing through BrightWsters TO Pat
Choxue. will he IN operattyn within = year,
This line closely parallels the Tri-Road
Parkway boulevard built through Brtght-
waters and nroiected from Babylon 10
PatchOgue. This boulevard has separate
courses, divided bv trees and rarkine~. for
automobiles. carriage-. bicycles and pc
destTian-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
BANK GOT THE $4,000
And Cannot Prsat ~ MS Own Inaathsr
lxed Act.


Michael SamUels was indebted TO the
Central National in $1,000 prior to
January Z. I0O4. and on that date the
Cooper Exchange Bank lent him $4,000
for four months. the Central National
guaranteeing payment At maturity. Thr.s
Wesks after the loan was made SATnuels
was Adjudged . bankrupt hut he had
pad his elU. 900 indebtedness to the Cen
trail National bsfore that time.
The receiver Of the Cooper Exchange
Bank brought suit against the guArantor.
hut the defendant hank demurred on the
ground that IL had no power a. q national
bank to guarantee ths repayment. The
action was disTnisssd in the supreme
Court. The Appellate Division affirmed
the Judgment. but the Court 81 Appeals
held that the plaintiff was entitled To
recover. but could recover only the
amount the defendant resolved JudE-
ment was theFfAenSlersd for slO.OOO. The
case went 20 thu United States Supreme
Court on . writ Of error. Tho Supreme
Court sustAins the Court Of Appeals.
In his opinion Justice Harlan pointed
out that the Central National got $40, an
for it's own use by the device named and
after uaiRg tho money for Its own benefit
tried To -st zap that Il was not allowed
by the law Of it, creation To execute the
guaranty. He said thsrs waA no ad-
Judged case that stood in the way of grant
ing the relief asked for by the plaintiff.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

From the many announcements already
made NJ dates for large lot auctions Il loois4
though the aucttoneers VIII do their
full share toward distributing large tracts
among small investors and home seekers
this spring The new subNays prdeteft
to be built by the citr adFuini-i ration. tlrF
cotapletion % the eectrincc ton Of ttnrr
Hariep Railrnad 10 North White Piaisrs
and tho nearby opening 81 the pennsyt-
vAnia Long Island tubs sre factors creaftnr
q great demand Tor vel lo~ntrd hrntc sites, :
and many important 1rrge holdings VIII
be divided to contribute the needed supply
Bryan l. Kennedy announces sale. BIZ
order Of the trustee OF the New York C1thsN
lie protecfoFy NJ aSD lots OF The route Of ID =
new Broadway o u. Nington avenue =thwav.
adjoining Van Ns-s -tetion on Z no New York.
New H. ven and Hart sorn BHtlroad tHariem
River division In the Nr-fchester sect ION
nt The Bronx. 10 take pllce "Wednesday.
NAV Other Sale~ 20 he held in the nesr
future by Mr. Kennedy include ninety los
in the Marlboro sect mn OF BTooklyu. %
plots NJ Rattle Hill Park. white Piains
and - lots between Broadway and River
dale avenue near the subway station ~
Pad street and a. villa plots az IAnch-
mont Manor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
FINANCIAL VOTES.

Goldman. Sachs 4 90. and Lehman Bro-
announce thar the subscription Oooh- oi
The Underwood typewriter Company
az 10 Oclork Yesterday morning. were
slosed promptly. the issue having been
largely oversubscribed.
me Republic Iron and Steel Company
gives notice q the authorization oi sis.sso. :
y,Sd mort Esss gold bonds. Of Which So
600 600 are 20 Be issued to take up its 1Fst
mort EA9s bondg. which the company has
,enS and for other corporate purposes.
The remaining SIS. 09o, 90 - reserved 90
retire 81 ,sTS, DuO guaranteed mort eaes nSse-
o. the hazs!son steel IIee SSTTpSny a. ne re-
hoIders u fts first moriEage bonds hall-
gartsn a Go. and ,. W. SeiigmAn Co.
arr the bankers.
The ssork Eychange seat Of Arthur y.
Crannis ~ the nrm Of GTnnnts A Lawrence.
shich failed somewhat more than q year
ago, vas transferred yesterday ." hoNaIn
me Continental Insurance Company
hss lncrsasTS rs Ill., ron shs1:s .ss 20
s.. Distributed among -'ockho'der- ~
I0O per cent dividend.
n Il announced that Oh 10000 81 the
Cbe-apeake and nhlos nsr .,..:di.,oi,,
after authorization. They viii - undsr-
vritten by q ayndicafe headed by Mum,
Loeb a 20 and inrludlnG MORGAN
a 90 and the National city hank
y " ns ,ods.. 20 cSnt Ssi G NAM Power
Sf 49, yIsIsilnE $50 per cent.
william aalonOn a Co. and Brown Bros
A 40. are oIering the unsOlo na.ala.e ~
nav Sirst and Tsf1SdinE mort gase per
ssnt howgis ~ Drires accOrdin9 10 maturity.
yisIdlnG sbOat S.so PER es@a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
MUST OPEN TRANSFER hooks.
Cnitea wireless G'an't seH TpeasuFy Bsscas
Ahead 90 apraguep.

Henry l.. SpraRue. a stOckholdsr in
the United Wireless Company. has oh
tained an Injunction from Supreme Court
Justice Gerard restraining tho company
from selling any Of its treasury stock
until IL transfers 20 him IN shares OF
stock represented by n stock certifl-
oIts ne holds. Tho certificate was H.
sued in return for stock In tho AraericI n
De Forest Wireless Telegraph Company
end under its provisions the stock was
not transferable until after two years
That period has expired. the complaint
declares and Sprague, who got the Ger,
tificate from the original holder. szya
that the comp4ny's REFUSAL 20 transfer
the stock 20 him on iss books deprives
him Of q chance TO sell. In his decision
Jutice Gerard aye:
1t appears that the defendant is
selling stock from lie treasury and plain
tin alleges that this 10 tho reason why IL
does not wish him 20 sell, II Appeers
that the defendant . selling thss stock
to the public through a concsTn called
the New York Selling Agency, which
has issu ed . circular which in rcd letters
refers 20 this stock a. the hvest wire
in the investment field to-day stating
that in two weeks your opportunity
TO buy this stock will be lost, a. the
price Of the stock will advance &c.
uAa NlNNNbAE NDnNHAua Nnlb CAHNArs ~
not purchase United Wireless stock
OF any broker unless the broker will
guarantee To have the stock transferred
Immediately 20 your name: and 20 be
safe see that the stock ~ issued in your
name before paying for 10. There "
United stock that cnnnot bs transferred
ard IL n Of no vnlUe except 90 the peraon
TO whom 10 was originally issued. The
treasury stock which the company "
now selling at so n share can be trans
ferred at any time
The Court remarks that the defend
ants answer n 20 raise n mass Of tech
nical objections but does not say why
10 refuses 10 transfer the stock, Justice
Gerard CONTINUES:
There 10 growing impaticnce among
the people. whose customs are sup
posed to he the source of our law. - the
maze~ Fnd technicalitbes Of the law AZ
u il now administered. There IL - de-
mand for moro Justice and less verbiage.
Here the defendant IL evidently wrong
ing the plaintiff and hopes to escape
by hiding behind q labyrinth of technical
objections. The main question -: Why
does not the defendr mt perform It's duty
and transfer plaintiffs stock 50 he cln
sell u IL he choOsess A. no answer - made
10 this Just demand. l am Of opinion that
the defendant should not rs permitted
by a court Of equity to profit by its own
wrong az plaintiffs expense. And a.
his damages cannot he determined.
an Injunction will issue restraining de-
PENDANT from selling any Of is treasury
stock as long 40 " refuses transfer Of
plaintiffs stock
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

and IN the machinery trade 10 n yIRsd IN q
preventive against rust. LAundrios arr
SsSSs SoSissInsrn of wax. which - used
m q polish In the finishing OF starched
articles.
Combined with taliow Il 10 used a. a
coating Tor canvas awnings. tents. sails
end cordage 20 prevent cracking or
splitting and milcsw. Electrical supply
houses uss u In winding the wire. and Il
s@rven the druggists ~ basis for aalvcs.
a. well as for use In making plaStera. GER
tasn dlnds o. ointments and In some
medicines The Hepburn pure food law
VIII cause 70 supeTsede paraffine or
eeresin In this respect. a. also In the manu-
facture % candy.
beeswaK IN used by dentists In taking
impressions. and also by patternmAkers.
NJ candles made from beesWAx emit n
permeating perfume and the deposit left
after burning does not injure fabrics
or pictures their ulBs in churches 10 much
favored
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

Thomas J. O'ReIlly has leased for Henry
e. Copeland TO Joseph y. Kennedy No.
3s4s 10 7e5e broadway. four old buildings
~ the southeast corner OF nth street on
. plot fronting 100 feet on broadway aud rs
feet on the street. The lease l. for forty
Mr.. Kennelly will eTect on the plot iwO
story baiidihG Which he viii us. for res
taurant purposes. The building will he
ready OetOber 4
The PAsrmgoesfteaI Era has leased from
y. p aeybel the third floor in Nos. ~ and ~
Fulton street. corner Of Gold street. for Use
a. cffices and editorial rooms. The Charles
George A. Bowman has leased the dwell
| ing at No. az West Seventy sixth street
for a Mrs. Wooster to Mins Kate Martin
Also the upper part OF the building % No.
! lie West Forty-sscopd street 70 Nlheiul
Punk. and the fourth loft in No. u Fast
Seventeenth street for sherman D. Town
send
The DurOes Company has leased for
Conron Brothers Company the store and
basement az the southwest corner Of Four
teenth street and Ninth avenue to John
Carrie a Son for = term Of years
Barnett 4 Co. have leased for samuel
Hatgh the three story and basement dwell
ing az No 1e3 weat I2eth street for a term
Of years 10 q client for Occupancy.
GustaNe Britt has leased for Ellen e.
McAnnus No - Van Ness place to Mary
COnley; for CorneliS J Budd 20 Elizabeth
Jones No 1Z3 West Nineteenth street for
Richard W Block to A. y, EldridKe the loft
son 20 E1iEabeth Tlthii the dwelling AZ
No, - Bethune street
W u Quaiutanre has lQoR@d for nve
years from Louis KOTn. through =. y. Kelly
Co. a store In hts new building at No.
~ West Twenty-second street
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

DunninG was tho only nswspaper
man In the islands at tho time. There Waa
then no cable 70 tsss United 6tatae. Hs
lgnOt hort telegram through 20 Auck-
n sdawhsn tho news WAS distributed.
Then after the work of rescue was nm
ished he sat down and wrote tho 30,00o
words Of the disaster, the first oomplets
account and one which gained him much
Newspaper distinction
From Samoa Dunning returned % San
Francisco and later was sent tn Chile
&C tins time of the trouble tharo. IN leol
he was married 20 Mins Pennington and
took her to San Francisco. whore ho was
manager Of the Associated Press. He
went to Cuba for q nswapApSq when the
interest Of the world turned 10 thaA island
and then was sent to Porto RbCo.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

sS Sss: 500 20 I$ Ss n S SSrsS Ss
southeast CORNER 81 Morton and Oresn-
,"s se 81. r:s;- cd SSs1s g, 5ca; ,s
on 0rSsnwich sirest and csrssinlns
prsysd Vith an sight story nrSDrOOf
18TH STREET. shaw q Co. have sOld for
iAl.. sisSz and Ss.sSsns d~.ilins:
has seid Tor kiissbsth X, DoolIns No. IA
East EiGhtieth street. three story dwell
Tor william Ii, <. WAGNER 70. as West
zen street. Z aCs story aat. on %, 9sHISo
SSy.a ail SSiI c sn sst lSS c''n' Inc
SEVENTEENTH sTREET.-CAtharine Nc
vey has sold No. IiO West Seventeenth
stree, q three story building. ON lot
EIGHTEENTH sTREET.-The Duross Com
pany has cold for the Miller estate No
49, ssS w::s Eishtssn,h street: a., 4 three
ITsTH STREET. Charles Cooper has resold
the block front on the north aide Of iTSth
street between IAfontalns and M6nisrey
scstSss., corner q nonssrsy svsSSs
and iTSth street also the block front
On The cas-. side Of Monterey avenue
lrreEu6r mo buyer Of the three plots
change the ave rats as No. iiss to II ~
Fulton street. Brooklyn. Mr.. Cooper
recently took the Bronx lots In exchange
from Lossnfeld 4 PraEer Tor the Ph~nlx
once building. 10 Court street.
JCMEL PLACE.-Owen q. Kelly and
John kohrman have sold TO Mary y. A.
. Nyan Nos. 10 and 70 Jumel place, a four
story nat. on plot sOxeO
LE0GETT PLACE.-William Kelleher has
sold for Rudolph Kauzs the one family
house, on lot 3sxIe4. on the east side Of
avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

MAMMALIAN Nor sentha1 has sOld through
ne Tsdsr.eh y s we. ComPsny ny! 20 gch I9
Irving place near Central avenue and 20
Elizabslh a. McSamee Q dwelling on plot
Central RWepna. MT. MOrgenthau has alao
sold % william WeisendangeT . plot 5oElla
a. the northeast corner Of hroadWay and
cupied hy the purchaser Bentamltn y.
Valentine has purch from Mr.. Morgen-
tltnu = plot on tho east Side o. Nepeuns
avenue qbOut 600 feet n0rth Of Enaa Broad
way With q frontage % - feet on Nspiune
avenue, and 70 Mrs, Hannah Allen : plot
eoxioO Improved With q three story dEeil-
Central avenue.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

The NsE ys-s and North shore Traction
ompamy has practically complsteu the
erection Of the power house on tho BaYside
meadOWn which 10 % supply the cUrrent
from Flushing 90 the North Shove water
fToat % Queena aad the extension Joining
Nassau county and Queens borough Trolley
thslrncks and win bs st within q few weeks
10 ~ announced by the 0fnctAls Of the COM
pang that tho road will Be IN operation
To residents of North Shore sections
the FluAhhnG- Wbitestons line n constdsrst
the most Isnportant ~ ths nscsnt transit
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
SUB-TRE.SURY STATEMENT.
YMIDAY


MIDrLErOwN. n. ". March is.-Peti-
tons for the pardon Of Charles W. Morse
81 New York. who IL serving a term n
the Federal prison ~ Atlanta. Ga. are
being circulated hers and throughout the
county. Hundreds Of business and pro-
Eeanional men have aiRnsd the pstitiOus
and il n expected TO record over a thou
sand nRmss. Many Of those who sign the
petition express the belief that Morse IN
= scRpegoat for OtheTs and that he has
been punished enough. Others are led
20 sign through sympathy for Mr.. Morss
in the Efforts she IN making for the release
Of her husband.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
Cadillac He,r, IN New Hsna..

Negotiations for the ssls Of the lease Of
% Broadway and FoTty-thIrd street. by
wallick Bros. 10 McNamee Il HallOran Of
n.ad - 800 oee rS SIs Inc,,,.. ne .,ncs
and furniture. Tho new owners intend to
remodel the interior when they assume
replace the Cadillac with q new building
IL n aid waliick Broe. have negotia ions
pending for q new hotel In this city and one
In Cincinnati.
Mr.. McNsInee l. ma m grr Of the Eanita Bile
Life Assurance society lm Albany and his
PARTNER l. rnOprietOr OF S,anwtx Hall In the
same city.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

Edward n NAnmburR is the pure aser
Of the dwelling No. West Eighty-third
street. sold recently through SlaNsOn A
uobbs
i. Oagood PeIl A Co have been appointed
agents Tor the Shippan Wafer and Reait y
gompany's development az Shippan Point
Stamford, Conn. The property IL On Ion =
Island Sound and has all modern improve
Fnenta. including sewers, water. electricity
and mac adam drives.
Power A Steerr have sold TO New y Ork
client thirty and three-quhrters ARES ~
the intersection Of ERhFrt avenue and Saw
Of Richmond for Barnett WiIensky THIS
property IL known a. the Knox YARN and
has been resOld recently for ss2 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

The Resity Trust has cloeed contracts
a. MAZDA 4 pio. o. ain lots on tSe' north
slde % Tvsnty-nFet street west % the
land entrance TO the property az Malba
nraf strect east Of the Boulevard: . plot
with q frontage Of u feet on tho south side
Of North Drive west Of Fourth avenue. .
Mot ~ Onalng ~ feet on the south side Of
centre Drive Z1s feet west of Malba Drive,
and an irregular plot With q frontage OF
about 80 feet on the southeast side Of the
Bouisvard east of Point Circle.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

bring whltsstons. Malta. whitestone Lend.
inE aud tho gr0Wtng home sectaqns whlch
have been oeutrcs Of active dwelling c4n'
hy trolley with Manhattan. Tie wtllNLI
terminus o. tho ling 10 AZ Broaoway. an
Prince street, Flushing. whore CoDnHcuNnf
may be made with the trolley OF sno Queena
County Railroad, which VIII 0pnbneg G4oI
tA0 Qn1anzborO hriCigs. ..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

Duveen Bros. art dealers. now at Fifth
avenue and Thirtteth street. have made
ell arrangements for the erection Of a
corner Of Ftfth avenue and Fifty-siNth
street. Plans for the building arc nov
being prepared BY Horace Trumhauer Of
Philad elphia. and u h expected Construction
Of the building will begin within a month.
The site Of the proposed building con aiats
o. Two old dwellings. owned by the esta q Of
OeorFe hemp. and covers a plot 20. 5xiOo
The has been lsss sd for a term Of twenty
ore years. With renewal privileges for
similar periods.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
MISCELLANEOUS MARX ETS.
Cs1ee STEADY Provisions Irregular.

Coffee was more active. but prices were
stationary. The European markets we're
steady. Europe sold December here 10
some extent and there vas some local liaui-
dat ion Trade interests were buyers
spot coffee was quiet Rio No :. -. q
80 Futures closed steady and unchanged.
Sales. - 0aO bags. Havre and Hambur g
were unchanged Rio was uncha nged
receipts 5000 bags; stOck. Sts.Ono Santos
vas unchanged: receipts. 900 bags: stock
.a31. OsO SaO Paulo receipts. IO.O0O bags.
Jundiahy. SOD. Prices here a. follows
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

Tho Ga kdale property 20 be sold at auc-
ton by Bryan u, kenneuy ON ApIn ! N
lies adjacent to Mr. Vpnderhilt's estate.
within ten minutes walk Of the Oakdale
station and about eve ritnute- walk from
shaded and restricted To private Trridence.
P-rman ent -horp rights - t3reat south
Hay and Great River VII be included In
the sale
Many purchasers AZ previous sales are
having plans made for ariisgiC homes.
rough stone firepiaces. lIshf. airy cham
hers. bathrooms. large dining aud smoking.
rooms. double DOOR and Windows. with.
other features that go 70 mike an IDEAL
home for all the year oCcuua ton. AHorff
the prorninenf estates a. Onkdala IRE iday
Hour the horne Of W X. Vanderbilt. anfi'
that OF sx-COmmOdore Boavne. toaeshsr.
with many Others, In the midst Of thea.s
surroundings, effectively profeg ring u
a. ~ insi encroachment aud Influences thrft
~ ghi depT-ctate Il. lies the property nov
offered
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
BuslaIax IESluss Csurt.

The Hollis Court Realty Company has
just completed the erertion of twenty
Residences on its new propegty and has
contracted fOT the constr1ctiOn OF thirty
more dwellings especially adapted for
buyers Of home sites on tho instalmamt
system.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

The amount OF United States deposits
shown In this weeks statement ~ o.. TsO 4O0
an increase Of sTs. zoo since last Heek. n
these deposits we're deducted from the
aggregate given the surplus would be
9,Sss. S75
The actual condition Of the Clearing
House banks a. the Close OF the week Il
rey ca led In the following figures.
Changrs fforl
1910 ism preF rssk
Loans o. 20 ss1 aOo o. .pln.T en- Dec 80 asi 500
specie. SsssS. 80 xIAAs..iOo Inc. Esco0
LegAl
Tspo.itsi. - es2 800 tasi ssh. 40 Dec nsii 4oO
SuTp.
new sfis.o0p so.OT: as Inc. T.,5GsTS
The following tables give the percenta re
OF cash reserves to deposits OF the mors
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

PNOVIslONa Lard dull. Nav "a 5OU
IL sS".. July. IL 3iaIs as Prime Western.
So ~. refined COniinen'. SIS; south Amer:
I'au. SIS as Pork. nrm. mess. s7s sOa
Sgs Is Beef. arm: family. iiSGsIs 50
Chicago, March 10 Provisions averaged
lower, though part Of the time ribs ruled
slightly higher The easter tone 10 the
hog paTket and weakness in cOrn were the
DECREASING factors Packing interests we've
buying May deliveries and sold the de-
ferred deliveries against part OF their pur-
chases Commission houses had a general
far trade Cash trade keeps fairly good
Market undertone good Prices as follows:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
New ssdswaIks fsr Laarelssn.

The Laurelton Land Company han
awarded a contract 20 ~. C. Madsen 70 law
between 4O,O0O and 10000 square yards %
Queens borough The raveinent y 70 ~
% an asphaliic Oh ccnpostttQn. which make.
an absolutely duStless road. IL has been
New Jersey aud IN KestChester county end
found to give entirely satisfactory service.
The price ON this contract n about ~
square yard THIS contract was to hsvp
been given out last fall. bua Was held caois
owing 20 the delay la getting gas rnafna
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

The Jamaica Htllcreet Company, Wnre
was recently organized with Michael Colo
man John ~ Judge, Charlie. u. Hashro0k.
a. Hupfel. II :. William Rae. Bry9n =
Kennedy and Harold e.. NJ Nulty as dlre.e-
tors, took title yesterday to the W..
MyckoH tract and the ThatfOrd and Van
Sicklen tracts, comprising about 90 6cHSzs
in the hill Hertion Of Jamaica. The prop
erty has frOntaRe~ of over $4,000 feet ON
Hillside avenue, Grand avenue. berf9M
avenue, Highland avenue. Homo Law
avenue and Union avenue and adjoina
the Jamaica Estates =. - :
Contracts have been given out for the con-
struction Of mao adam roads. sewers. water
and gas mains ana ~ soon a. the tmpEove-
mentE are complete tho property vii In
opened for sale 10 the public, Plans haNM
also been prepared for q number 90 new
combination cement and frame dwellings
costing from ~ 5nD 10 Is 80 each. The o.
velopment will be known ~ Jamaica Hhl-'
crest
In sixty days from nov the Pennsyi.s
vania Railroad will open from rlnrty-thlrd
street. Manhattan. dircct 10 jamaica. the
fastest. hest equipped and most complete
rapid transit service 10 any suburb in tho
world. The running time fresh Manhattan
TO Jamaica will then be eiwhteeE' Esinutea-
Jamaica already has through electrtc ser
vice connection with the Manhattan subway
from Flatlgush avenue. BROOKLYN, and wioll
through electric service rom Thirty-thirss
street, Manhattan. via The NV pennsyt-
wanna Eari River tubes. " VIII be the greac
di~tributing point Of the Penney wanna
Long Island Railroad system "a ~ nhattan.
as well as all points east Of Manhattan. trf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20

SUGAR Raw quiet CenirifuRal, - test,
go. muscovado. N test. , ssc Refined
quiet. Granglated. 5.3sc.
NAVAL SToREs Spirits of turpentine.
&C. Common TO good strained rOsln - o.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-03-20
TIE BANK STATEMENT.

The weekly statement OF the associated
banks compares as follows with that of last
week and that Of the corresponding week
q year ago.