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New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
WILL MAKES PUBLIC REQUESTS.

Several public bequests are made in the
will of Sarah Akin, who died on April %
last at her home. No. East 18Th street
She leaves to Bedford Free Library, in
Westchester County, 5000. and an equal
amount on the death Of three other heirs
The American Bible Society receives $500
and the General Clergy Relief Fund of the
Protestant Episcopal Church a one-eighth
share in $4,000 and a similar share in sl5,-
coo The University Settlement and the
Children's Aid Society get 5000 each, with
future gifts from the estate of $4,000 each
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee .
MAY O.

NAY Q.
AVE A. 1872: two stores: Francis schInugs
fs1o g. s7so sF5S aGdresz aG s'z SIS Eags ave
ave eAnf6 I7e: store 5 etc. a: Jerome Busse to Fred
s5s s5G Pd PsPs & @ sae sdSre sgG M 1 I5o i6ist is St
CoRTLANDT ST. %; 9TH floor to lath rois To4s'
Hagemeyer Real Estate Co to New o oorS leis- as
phone Co: 8 yrs from May 1, 1910; Sloa, ad-
Dress 10 Dey st.
CRoToNA AVE, n cor. 1soth 81: corner
store and store adjoining on on east fr1 P1rk Nae eaiy
1910: 81 500 and s1,s0o; address, Room 12lo' -
LEXINGTON AVE, col; Jane Ing Ingersell q oot' to
address 601 Lexington ave
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD n cor Tiffany st:
store Winnie Realty and Constru9tni1oGn - 80 5o1 10
a6dress. Room 1o10. q William st.
vANDEwATER ST. 11-27 East; part 15-f2ttSa ct Sd
1909; So, 400; address. 81 Vandewater st.
wEsTcHEsTER AVE. 2211; second fo9r. it With
> yrs from May !, 1910; s42o; address, l4ol
Ferris pl-
9Th AVE So; Morris Blumssers to ods Israel =.
81 80; address so 9Th ave
sTH AVE. 34s; Helen NJ Bartlett, by agent 70
Daniel Marks: yrs from May l. l9lo' sl'-oo 10
81 800; address, o46 eth ave.
p Kellner to Philip Shapiro; s yrs from Dec l.,
1910; 81 00o; address, 9th ave. cor Goth ST
9TH AVE s5s Two stores; r II E Elliott to
Louis Schiossmann; yrs from May l. 1910;
81 500; address, SoS 9th ave
GOTH ST. $50 West. store etc: Charles l
Weinstein Realty Co to Milton Schreiber: !? yrs
6 mos from Aug l, 1910; 5000; address. Is
East 18th 81.
9TH ST. 11s and 100 West store; a &
Construction Co 10 Emmanuel Bach and ano; D
yrs from Feb l. 1911, with renewal; $500; ad-
dress, 10 East 18th ST
47T-H ST 143 West; Timothy ] Kelly TO Vic
torjue l,andes 9 YRS from Oct l. 1913
S3 500 10 81, l66 66; address, 143 West 4lth St
64TI ST. S21 20 325 East. 75x irreg: William
J Sloane and ano 10 Sloane & Moller; D yrs from
May l. 1910; taxes, etc, and $1,000
64TH. ST. sos TO 315 East. 100x121-9; 64th st
219 East; 25xI03.2; 65rh st. 31s 10 624 East I5A
102: same to. same; D yrs from May J., 1910;
taxes. etc, and $3.50.
9th ST, 3I6 East. 1s-9x irres; Bahette- Moller
to same; yrs from May 1910; taxes etc. and
$3.50; address, 31S East Goth ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
TRADING AT LYNDHURST, N. J..

In. Nicholson & Co. have sold at Lynd-
hurst, y. J., TO John V. Lavender a five
room house and large plot at $3.50 for Ar
thus Clay: TO James Fenton Mitchell, six
room house and large plot, price $500, for
Miss Mary Bower; to Mayhem L. Lake.
large six room house and plot at $3.50, for
John II. Burke; TO Simon Dietz. large seven
room house, OF a plot 5Ox15o feet, at s.. 500,
for Fred Neelen; to John S. Bishop. a
chicken farm and a small house, at g 500;
70 Mrs I. y. Lndley, a large sixs room
corner house, with all improvements, at
dtso for John II. Burke, and to Ernest
Grover Funk, a six room house, with all
Improvements, on q large plot, at $3.50,
slso for MI Burke.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

sale OF all right title, etc which Metropolitan
Mercantile and Realty Co had on Dec 10, 1sos
or since: Z Forester. atty; adjourned 10
May Is.
The auction offerings to-day will be as
follows:
BY Joseph P. Day.
ST NICHOLAS AVE, 81, W S, $50 # OF 1lath
ST 3l1xlc42x irreg, 8 sty fat; exrs' sale: also
ST NICHOLAS AVE, So. W 8. 63.1 # Of 1i3th
ST. 81. .7xI07.7x irreg. sty fiat: exrs' sale' also
AMSTERDAM AVE 1892. W S. 30 IT of l34th
st, 4ox1o0. sty fat, with stores; exrs sae' aiso
FULTON AVE, 1879 w 8, near 174th st. a. Ak
Iolx irreg, vacant; eXrs' sale; also
RoCHAMBEAU AVE. " 6. 157 II OF costa
st. e5.Tx irreg. vacant; exrs sale; also
PARK AVE. NV cor 1S4tn st, 2i1x9o11 irres.
vacant: exrs' sale; also
WEBSTER AVE, cor 1S.th ST. 126xs2'-x
irreg, vacant; exrs' sale; also
JEROME AVE. cor 19sth st. 2e 5xoo'K
rreg vacant; exrs' sale; also
CRESCENT AVE, cor l9Sth ST. 25.2x102 SIX
irreg, vacant; cSrs sale; also
MONROE AVE. 1T49 to 1853. s, 100 # n of
1T4th st s0x95. three frame houses: exrs sale;
estate of julius Livingston. deceased
ST AIMS AVE. cor 154th st. 100xso. va
cant; vol sale.
1s4TE ST. $ $ So1.2 1t of st AIMS ave. 5ox
20. vacant; vol sale
18TH ST. S. 45 It of Brown pl. 755x1oo. va
can't vol sale.
110TH ST, 221 n 3. 235 # of Sd ave. c5I
100; 5 sty te4lz11t. with stores; s;vol sale
FORSYTH ST: 3s and S91z. " s. e5.2 # Of
TNToN AVE. 1925, e. 249.3 IT of
1esth ST, 20 o.4x1Io; = sty frame dwg; vol sale.
S9TH ST. 5e. :. $50 # of 9Th ave: 2l<9o.
sty bldg and store: Warren McConine a asr 7
Dobson. ref: amt due, se.697 65; taxes. etc.
s1,191 40; sub to a mtg Of $4,000
CENTRAL PARK WEST IA and 415 ,. = =
III HyInan agt L Arthur et al; action /
C " Dayton, tr. atty; Abraham Hers Hersh1leid n, a.
ref amt due S1i.a2o IA SUD TO three mtss
aggregating SITS, 900.
1olsT ST ). n s III # W Of Central Park
action .: same atty; same ref; amt due slo'-
605 a.; sub to a mtg of $4,000
1o1sJ ST 5;ns 149 # & Of Central sf Par Park !:
247 81; sub to two ntgs agsregatins $4,000
1o1sT ST. 5. 1s7 # W Of Central dt Par Park
$50 o.; sub to a mtg of sS9,5oc
1s3D ST, -2o4. 1875 # Of Ith 4 axs, a I.o
57ex9e11 sly fat; oscar Michaer as sttys Eso
e etc L s7$. SSnO'' '''' ann
18sD ST. 2o2 5, 100 = y Of 7th ave 81 ,6z
sebnrz sehfn2 ret a. amt due, 1892 a taxes etc
Ss77 %
GRAND ST. IS. n $. 50 It v OF wooster st.
o5x10o. ) sty loft and store bdg; NJ soich,
committee, agt Virginia Tuska ct al + AZ De
s81 SI7I 7l2 e.: 81 taxes. etc. s721
6TH ST. oil. n g 175 II Of AEe a, .. *
90 10 i stv tennt and store, Ida Fleischhauer
as+ Abraham strauss: Charles Brandt, Jr ATTY
P Davenport. ref; amt due. Sass A; taxes
etc S420 G6
DAVE. a1e, e cor Path st. 1s.ezs3:7 sty
ter7mt and nart sty factory: Thomas Mook ast
" T MooL ct al: Webber & W. attys; William
Allen, ref; partition
By James L Wells COMPANY
VALENTINE AVE, s, 1854 It Of 18TH ST.
1oox115: vacant; vol sale.
By Bryan l.. Kennedy
18th ST, 215 and 215, Il s, IDS IT OF %
ave 81. 3.4x1O22, sty tenrht and store; Orpnalls,
Home and Asvlun1 Of the Protestant Episcopa4
Church sgt Saul Wallenstein et al; De VIII
I, & D. attys; D z Seybel. ref, amt oue'
SSS saI %. tages. etc. S9Q4 IL.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
BIG IRVING PLACE RENTAL
Three City Departments to
Occupy New Structure.

The Sinking Fund Commission has leased
from the Kfp's Bay Realty Company the
twelve story Office building at the south
west corner Of Irving Place and 10th street
as q new headquarters for the Tenement
House Department, the Department Of
Health and the Bureau of Buildings.
The lease was approved at Fridays
meeting of the Board of Aldermen. It is
for ten years, at an aggregate rental Of
.O0o and contains the privilege Of a ten
year renewal at the expiration Of the first
term.
1t was originally planned to buy the
structure, but this was finally rejected by
the Board OF Aldermen. The lease does
not include the store and basement. which
were leased recently TO a linen concern for
ten years, at an aggregate rental Of sl25,-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
PALESTINE COLONY GIVEN UP
Holy Ghost and Us Members May Re
turn, Saws Sanford.

Portland, Me, May 9.-Sixty-six of the
eighty-siX persons on board the barkentine
Kingdom, which arrived yesterday from
Palestine comprised the colony in the Holy
Land of the Holy Ghost and Us Society of
Shiloh, Me-, according to a statement made
to-day by the leader, the Rev Frank w.
Sanford. TO the immigration officials He
stated that the settlement In Palestine
would be abandoned for the present, but
that the members might return later He
gave no reason for the removal OF his TO-
lowers to this country.
ut is pleasure for me to breathe the
air of Maine again." said Mr. Sanford, "and
We all will be glad when we get back 70
Shiloh"
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
PLANS FLOWER MARKET FOR CITY

Controller Prendergast is taking steps
looking to the establishment of a flower
and plant market In this city similar to
such markets in London. Washington Mil
waukee and other cities. IL is planned
TO establish the new market under the
Manhattan approach to the Queensborough
bridge at First avenue, between seth and
Goth streets
1t Is figured that such a market would
bring revenue of from $1,000 TO sl5ooo z
year INTO the city. The Board OF Alder
men will be asked to-day TO pass reso-
luton authorizing the establishment of
the market.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
MECHANICS LIENS.


1e4T,u ST g 8 $50 # of st. Nicholas ave
oe5Voe g. August and MarteIIi agt Heights Metro
pole Construction Co. owner and contractor
S., 500. q
WOOSTER ST 247: z Christenson; Inc, asr r
Robinson owner and contractor: s1I2 80
EDWARDS AVE 134o: Pincus Harrison az az
Mrs McGrafl, owner; Charles E Nance. con
| tractor; $3.50.
CARPENTER AVE. 4430: John Kennedy "a asf
Elizabeth McGraip. owner and contractor; sl4'-
MATILDA AVE. 8. 200 # f,,2 ct 2Ssfn ea.i,r 81
1o1x10o. Alessandro Medici agt Fox-Si1iler Kea.ty
Co owner: 5 Calderone & Co and Ed"ard 6sen-
berger. contractors: $50.
RyER AVE. c g 2oe.1 # OF Burnside ave
24I95 3: Thomas Forest agt Mary Nolan
owrer and contractor: Fox Lorenzo. contra@-
to;g, S226. ,-
165TH ST n g so # Of Stebbins ave Zos
1134 Isaac z Abbott agt Albert Gernarooas' Ah1'
owner: Albert Gerhards. contractor Sl'i-"-
1e,rH ST n e so # e Of Stebbns ave, 231lU
I5nis kempo agt Albert Gerhards. owner anc
contractor; $40.
LoNGFBLLow AVE. w cor Freeman ~
e5x100; same agt same: $3.50
17aTH STss 100 It of Prospect ave 1.4eo
Giuseppe Torino ct al agt Nora Realty co. owner
and contractor; s69l-
12eTH ST. Sc West: Frederick LippeTt as'
Louis aud' Marie Wehdebrock, owners ana con-
tractors 1886 80.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

MAY 9.
KTNGsBRIDGE TERRACE, 2I45: Frederick
Porsth agt Harold z Vreeland ct al; April o.
1910: $50.
o7TH ST 1Af West. Isaac Silverman agt juno
tion FesIty co ct al: Dec "a. 1909; $40
WALTON AVE. Cameron pi to 1s1st st;
Bronx Sash and Door Co agt William VAIN
wright ct al: Nov 10, 1909; sS6.
MANCIN ST. 81 and &C. Samuel Ksmen agt
David Iseeks ct al; March q, 1910 (cancelled);
s525.
RIvINGTON ST. 1874: Morris Rosenfed agt
solomon II Schlanger ct al; Sept 10, 1903 tcan-
celledD: S104 80
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
NEGRO WIFE SLAYER EXECUTED

gilbert Coleman, a negro. who murdered
his wife IN Manhattan on December 10.
lSos- was putto death in the electric chair
in sing Sins prison yesterday. AS Cole
man was led from the chamber where
the n1urderers condemned 10 death are
confined. he called OUT "Goodby" 10 the
fifteen men he left behind him The body
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
REALTY MEETING TONIGHT.

A meeting o. the United Real Estate
c,wners' Association OF New York City viii
b. he'd tonight 81 Parlor A, Grand Union
izctel "a street and Fourth avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
DEEPoAlE LEASED FOR SUMMER

Isaac Untermyer has taken q lease for
the summer season of DeepdaIe, at Great
Neck, Long Island, the country home OF
W. X. Vanderbilt, jr- The property COM
prises more than three hundred acres.
II is said that Mr. Vanderbilt is con-
sidering selling Deepdale, and that more
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

rnissioners Stover and Kennedy had "a.
piled with tie order. but such was no. -
case i'll The Bronx Commissioner Hizy.-
said that some protests had been ma.
but he thought that By May 81. ths -.
hinit Set oy '"s d'A noaro' All the en-.
order The laboreIs' outfit costs about ?, -
wniie the suits of the forernen cost fror, !,
to $40.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
cCnRSDAIE TRACT SOLD.

Fish & Marvin have sold 10 Herbert c.
T.skin. OF the firm Of Lord, Day & Lord.
the William - White place at Scarsdale,
--estchester County. The property consists
o. six acres OF land and large Colonial
house The property was held at $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
LONG ISLAND ACREAGE DEAL.

r Lawrence Smith has sold the Wolters
llace al SInithtown, containing forty-nVe
ceres IN the Nissequogue River, adjoining
the estate Of Colonel oliver II. Payne, to
zETs. Lawrence Waterbury, of New York.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
LEASE NEWPORT ESTATE.

De Blois & Eldridge have rented the
Shields estate place at Ochre Point, New
port. 10 Craig Biddle, of Philadelphia, for
ihe coming season.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
MAY 8.

BEECH TERRACE, g. III IT OF Crimmins
ave, 75x1O0; Title Guarantee and Trust Co loans
William Nelson Land and improvement Co
$4,000.
ST NICHOLAS AVE, g. SO IT n Of I7sth ST.
1O0x100; Realty Mortgage Co. Emanuel Heilner
and Moses Wolf loan Tacoma Realty Co.
SS0, GOO
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

Hath ST. aoe Fast. Nav 1 1900 Luigi Flora
20 Salvatore sorac. 81, 600. attorney 4siooi
Cohn 8 Beehman
18TH ST, n s. 1856 It OF Decatur ares
D. COX irreg; April l. 1904: Ike Mayors 10 go
u Kingston: S1.750: attorney. Title Suala"e
and Trust Co, I16 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

Following the order issued by the FarH
Board short time ago requiring an pa pan a
laborers. mechanics and foremeh to
specified uniforms. 1t was learned
dsv that most of the employees under Com
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
SELLS STATEN ISLAND HOUSE

Arnold c5vrne E. EaunsanI haee sold fo-
~ tsa@en Nab CoIn2sn% 10 = C,lent 81
- n Adams Nc Is 81 Eia-A's Place, NeF
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
A Sumn1er Home

Beautifully located. overlooking II.
sea, so miles from New York. on North
Shore of Long Island; new medium
sized house; spacious grounds; near
country club; golf, tennis. boating. etc.
Attractive price to moderate purchaser.
Great sacrifice Address L. F., Box q,
Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

FEALTI Co
BOROUGH OF QUEENS
A A-GRAND VIEW COUNTRY SEATS AND
villa sites for immediate possession OF futurs
investment: choice now available az $500 Up-
wards; only 1Ore cash. balance IN 3 years; FOE
80 minutes Herald Square. % minutes n.zt
month; highly restricted and charming 20 ths
most fastidioUs: water fronts shaded lawns.
broad bouIevards shrubbsry ard flowers: qulsk
service; Communication Il cents. Laaca da-nizsd
avenues. pavsnents. gas. city water, ssTerase.
teIephone, electric light: IN fact. all modern
city improvements now ready. Several strictly
up-to-date houses and grounds. $500 70 Si5.-
600: easy terms. Write. call or telephOus 70
day for plans and photos Automobiles ard
carriages for the convenience OF our guests
SHORE ACRES REALTY COMPANY. -1-5
East 34th St. New York Tel 14S1 Madison.
Branch: 3e5 Bridge St. Brooklyn
BRICK AND STONE DWELLING, ALL ~
proyerneuts: IS rooms. bathrooms. la-ss
lawn: Washington and Lawrencs srs-. Flushi1t
L. l.: SIS. coo; win rent ELLIOTT BCSd.
Ie4 Broadway. New York Or local agents
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
BIG PLOT ON WASHINGTON HEIGHTS SOLD
Property Comprises About Seven Lots with Large Frontages
in Broadway and 161st Street.
TWO BUILDINGS IN FOURTH AVENUE CHANGE H

Brighton, Staten Island, a three story anc
basement house. on plot 45Nl1o feet.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

LONDON, HANOVER SQUARE. ". A besut.
fully furnished first floor fiat to be let
from the Ist of June until the end of
October in undoubtedly the premier posi-
ton in town, in the heart OF the shopping
centres, theatres and all fashionable parts.
4 bedrooms, bathroom, 2 reception rooms
Overlooking 6drdens), kitchen and Offices
Continuous hot water supply. Rent only
10 guineas q week. Further particulars
of the Owners Agents, MAPLE & CO.,
TOttenhsm Court Road, w., Isndon, EaqIaad.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

with owners name and addressl
MAY 9.
THE BRONX.
WASHINGTON AVE, s. 125. % # n Of 1855 h
st: sty brk thmt, 50. 7x121-4; MaXmilian Lipke.
103 Park ave, architect; cost SotOou; o"her'
Morris Osmansky, IL West 113th ST.
WEBSTER AVE. n e cor Ittner pl; sty fr
shop "a 6x22: Schafer & Jaeger, 4Ol fremont
ave. architects; cost $50; owner, William FER
s1Ison, on premises.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
PARK IAeoRERs IN NEW GAR7.

was taken in charge by Colenans protHei
who will send 1t to Virginia for ouFial-
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
LONDON.
TO LET IN LONDON.

THE LONDON RESIDENCE of Mr.. & Mrs.
Seymour Hicks, Portland Place, adjacent
to, and a minutes walk of Regent Street.
A perfectly equipped RESIDENCE in every
respect; to be let furnished, luxuriousiy
decorated, and fitted throughout in a
three bathrooms, double drawing ROOM
boudoir, large dining room, library, marble
hall, Cloakroom: electric light, speaking
tubes, megdphones. service lift throughout
house; telephone and eIectrophone.
Further particulars of MAPLE & CO.,
Tottenham Court Road. W., London,
England. 42,75S.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

Right on the Ocean. private beach and
bath house; two minutes walk from North
Long Branch station; 12-rooru house. excel
lent condition. with large Flemish oak living
room. 2Sx42 feet completely furnished; barn,
on Ocean Boulevard. Owner Will sacrifice for
immediate sale. $4,000 Address, ". B., Trib-
once.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
ALTERATION PLANS,

MANHATTAN.
SUFFOLK ST, 14S ard 145; TO a sty and
bssernsr+ stores dance hall etc; o Reissmann,
so 1st st architect; cost ss.ooo' owner. P
Rube on premises.
THE BRONX.
MORRIS AVE, e s, 1877 # OF 1s2d st: sty
brk store and dwg, 20x55: Schaefer q jaeger
Mauro Yarusso. 2556 Morris ave.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
LIS PENDENS.

MAY ..
18TH ST, s. $50 It OF ST Nicholas ave,
265x99. s: Augusta Epifanio ct al agt Heights
MetropoIe Construction Co ct al Caction to fore
close mechanics hen); attorney " F kimoer.
126TH ST, 223 East; Smith Williamson exr,
agt Emanuel Raunheim ct al foreclosure of
mtg: attorney, \ Bell
LONGFELLOW AVE, Freeman st,
25X1OO; Victor Gerhards agt Albert Gerhards,
Inc ct al foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys, Clocke
& Clocke.
CALDWELL AVE. W S, so # of 156th st,
20x52 s: Louisa Strung agt Rosie Goodman ct al
foreclosure of mtg) attorney, r E Bergman.
CROMWELL. AVE 144S: Thomas ] Bowden
agt John BoEden ct al Cpartition): attorney, ]
O'Grady
1TrH ST. 81 East Jacob Levy agt Nicholas
C Cunningham ct al foreclosure OF mtg; at
torneys, Arnstein, Levy & Pfeiffer.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
BRIGHTWATERS
BAYsHORE l. z
Write for De Luxe Booklet No. ~.
T. B ACkERSON co.
New York Offices. 40 Nassau 81.
EreeDort. l.. L.

Building Just finished, IL rooms. BATH. 70.
water heat gas electricity. large z-ou1t,
garage near trolley and station; VIII be dsco-
rated 70 please buyer; $500 Apply 20 Pan
Andern. OnsIop Place. on premises. o. G.
Christensen, 264 18th ST. Brooklyn Buy rov
before price advances
A SPLENDTD BUNGALOW SITE 501fH.
hilltop, IN exclusive residence park. I've -ts-
rItes' walk from AfanhasseC station, win yrart
view Of Manhassct Bay; all improvements, bozt-
ing. bathing goIhng. private docks; 800;
fine opportunity for the righr party Hb-1
building arrangements Write f5r ic-or11sttaa
rN-- sr3rr rT-TL5
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
THE ESTATE OF
LEWIS GOUVERNEUR NORRIS,
y. 7. Life Insurance & Trust Co. Trustee. Aas
Heirs Desires to Announce That
MR. BRYAN l. kENNFILY
VIII Sell at Public Auction
Is5 LOTS AT MORRIS HEIGHTS
Aqueduct Ave- fremont Ave. Sedgwicf
Ave, Cedar Ave. Andrews Ave. Morris Ave.
Between I16th and I79th SITS.
Tues. June 10. at the Exchange Ssis>rocuc.
ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
for The Tribune received at their Cpeorn
Of7ce. No 1864 Broadway. between SSth a-5
SIth SITS. until 2 o'clock D n Advertisers
received at the following branch Offices st reg
ular Office rates until o'clock y. m. VIZ, 20
Sth ave. $. c. cor. sd st 15S 6th ave- cot.
18th ST: 104 East I+th st. 257 West 4cd ST.
between Ith and Sth aves-; 265 West l25th :.
1855 Sd ave: 1876 Sd ave. near SlSt ST; lINt
Isl ave. near seth St 15T East 135th st. -
fremont ave, $50 Sd ave. and any American
District Telegraph ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
IN THE PINES, LoaG ISLAM

Ideal speculation. investment o. bunzat.-
sites: graded streets. cement sidswzIks< s,,
gaIows on easy terms.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
MANHATTAN.

with name and address OF lender $ attorney
Interest . per cent unless otherwise
@
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders Attorney
MAY o.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
IITTIF NICK Hills.
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.

LONG ISLAND.
For particulars apply DWIGHT MURRAY
EALTY co. Al West oath 81.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TouE,
LONG ISLAND
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
MANHATTAN.

with name and address of purchaser.)
MAY g.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
New-York tribune., 1910-05-10
INVESTIGATE

Send for ART Booklet and Free Ticks-,
Phone T440 Cort- Special Manager
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1910-06-23
The Displacement of the Horse.

Sir John Macdonald is authority for the
statement that whereas ten years ago four
hundred and fifty thousand horses were
stabbed in London, there are now only
one hundred and ten thousand. Sogreat
change seems almost incredible although
il is easy to see that the introduction OF
motor-cars for purposes both OF business
and Of pleasure is causing a marked and
progressive displacement Of the horse.
The effect is observable in the country
as we'll as in the city. The automobile,
in fact, is greater boon to the farm er
than to the town-dweller. 1t practically
halves or quarters the distance from the
farm TO the nearest village or railway
station. The farmer finds if no toy, but
an actual addition to the efficiency Of his
business and the livableneSS of his home.
Unfortunately many people have given
up their horses from necessity ratherthan
from choice, for driving on roads which
are used by high-power mctor-carS is no
longer as safe or as pleasant as it used to
be. And yet, those Cock-Sure prophets
who predict so ight-heartedly the ex-
tinction Of the horse are likely TO be dis
appointed. There are still many pur-
poses which a horse may serve better
than an automobile, and there will always
be persons who prefer an animal TO ANA
chine. At any rate, the horse is not yet
drug on the market. He costs quite as
much as he did ten years ago.
One matter which presses for consider
alton as a result OF the great increase in
the number Of motor vehicles, is the re-
vision OF the laws and ordinances govern
ing street traffic. All such enaCtmentS
are at present founded on the assumption
that the roads and streets are used chiefly
by horse drawn vehicles. This is no
longer true; and it grows less true every
year. The careful regulation OF the new
means of power in the interests OF public
safety is urgently demanded.