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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-03-07
AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
rHos. J. OWEN & son. Aucr1o>EERs.

| PROVED real. EST ArE. sIITATED on II
j FaFtIn. Is THE REAR OF TIE EE STREET e
corded in Idesr alil; folio as e SEQ. Of the
the request Of tho parties secured thereby. the
gnder.lsnsa trustees viii sci, q, publ auction;
FIFTEENTH DAY OF DEFENDER. Al, 1909,
washington District Of Columbia. aud de<irna ted
a. and being parts II lots numbered IL and 81 in
square numbered 1901. described follows: Re
ginning at q point an tho south lin" Of said iot
II nineteen feet east from the s"uthW cst corner
Of said lot IL and running thence north 12o feet:
thenae eaSt and parallel with the north line Of
street ls,3 feet Thence south Il" feet 10 the
north line ~ " street and thence west with tho
north line II NJ street 1871, feet 70 the place of
neg'nnins linTediately atter the airv' part ~
scribed follows: beginning at the intersection
said wast line ll9 feet thence east and parallel
thence north 10 the south lin" Of Prospect street
lla feet. and Thence west with tho said south
beginning AS" Immediately after the above
part 81 lots ~ aud q, in square l2oI. described
I nc Of Sad H. ~ ft south from n" th ne norfs
west corner "f said "t % and running 1henrc
81 feet: theme" east -, foot to an alley thence
snuth S2 feet =" the dividing line between said
z Etf
line - feet; thcnce south feet AMI thence west
=, feet I" the place Of beginning. This last piece
viii h" offered with tho first pierc, option OF
I bidders.
Terms ~ sale ono bird Of the purchase
money hc paid IN cash. balance in equal
lnstalmeufS payable in and two years with
tut erasj ~ six per centrum per annum. payable
semi annually. from dsy of sale secured nv deed
Of trust upon the property sold all cash. at
tho option If tho purchaser. \ deposit OF 500
each parcel will he required at time OF sale.
MI cnnvcysnrng. recording. otc-. nj cost Of pur-
chaser Terms of sale to 10 complied with with
in fifteen DAYS from day Of sale otherwise tho
trustees rho right to resell tho property
AT tho risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser
after I've days advertisement Of such resale In
some newspaper published In Washington. ID. G.
JESSE r. WILSON.
at John MARSHALL place.
EDWARD III. THOMAS.
Hibbs building
dc4.d&d<. eSu Trustees.
ryTIIE PI R.'H ASEE or PARTS aF LOTS
IL and a. in square tooI being the first described
parcel above. having failed to comply with tho
terms IF sale the undersigned trustees, will
F0u-K O'CLOCK T. NJ. in front If the premises
sell at public auction said described property at
the risk and cost Of the defaulting purchaser:
also immediately after the above will sell.
under the provisions of above deed Of trust the
two other parcels Of ground described above. 4
deposit of $500 on each parcel will he reaiired
Of purchaser upnn acceptance Of bid
JESSE II. WILSON. Trustee.
3t1 john Marshall place.
EDWARD H. THOMAS Trustee.
rh2 .cSu Hibbs building.
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CAT AND RAT AFFILIATE
STRANGE FELLOWSHIP SHOWN
AT NEW YORK zoo.
Feline Mother and Her Babies En-
joy Hospitality of Big
Rodents Cage.

NEW YORK. March 7-.Capybara"
CHATS him). the giant rat of the hydro
cherus family. one of the objects Of in
terest in the Central Park Zoo, believes
in being a gentleman under all ctr
:cumstances.
Kittie Snyder is black-and- white
cat that Keeper Billie Snyder picked
up one night in front of the Vanderbilt
house on 18th street and took over to
the zoo, thinking that when she was
little older she would be fine rat
killer. Rats are a positive nuisance
around the zoo That is. the small
Norway rats OF the cellars and back
yards. OF course. Capybara. the giant
water rat. who is worth good deal ot
money and was imported from South
America, is not He is as big as a
bulldog and twice as ferocious. But hs
is a rat. for all that.
Famous as Rat Killer.
Kittie Snyder grew up and early de-
veloped into the finest rat killer Cen.
trail Park ever had 1t was a very cold
day when she didn't come into the ele-
plant house dragging three or four
rats fattened on city corn and oats.
Billie Snyder liked her. and that meant
that every other animal in the parle
was jealous of her.
Saturday night after Snyder shut up
the zoo Kittie made sudden and anx-
ious hunt for a tenement. At last She
came to old grouchy Capybaras cags
and there in the corner was a big pile
OF clean straw. He ready to fight
at first. but finally politely moved
aside and invited her to enter and take
the whole house. which she did.
"And when | got here this morning."
said Billie Snyder yesterday. II nearly
dropped dead with surprise when
saw that ugly rat over in one corner
looking like the happy father of trip
lets. and over in the other corner on
the straw kittie. the zoo cat. exhibit
ing four of the handsomest black and
white and yellow kittens you ever saw.
the hippo. keep still today, SOS not ID
wake the babies"
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
ADAM a wEsCHLER. ATCTIoNEER.
CHANCERY SALE OF TWO STORY BRICK
AND FRAME DWELLING; No. III NORTH


c,SGEES 8; SA5 Of JMo 81 STORY I sE,GE
CAROLINA AVENUE SOUTHEAST
nv virtue Of = decree Of the supreme Conrf ot
ramse No. as4sa We. the undersigned trustees.
vl sell at Pgh,ic anTtI9p n from. II n. prem
MARCH, AD. 1910. At FIVE O'CLOCK Pm.
tho following described land and premises. stu
~ Columbia, and designated and being subIot
- in square 900, together with the improve
Terms Il sale; one-thrd Of the purchase
money 10 =" paid in cash and the balance in
years. With Interest Of sly per ecntum per sn-
mum. psyahle >ern-anuuaiiy, from day of sale.
or all cash, ~ the option Of the purchaser A
deposit - SON" % will b. required Of. the pur-
recording and notariaI fees At the cost of the
purchaser Terms of sale 10 le complied with
n pc,r s tb ra %, rsse rbn
ertv. n the risk and cost NJ the defaultins pur-
resale In some newspaper published in the city
" GwYNN GARDINER
FRANK NJ sTFruEN
Commercial Nat Bank building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO STORY FRAME
DWELLING. go BRYANT ST. NV
NJ virtue - gcrtaln deed 81 trust duly re
and records Of the District II Columbia. and
i: the request ~ the psrty secured thereby, the
undersigned trustees viii soil al public auction.
n fruit ~ tho premises. MONDAY THE
SEVENTH DAY or MARCH. I'D. 1910 Al
FoJR OCT OCH NJ. the follow Ing described
land ami premises situate in tho county OF
Washington District Of Columbia. and desig-
rsfed ~ and being the half OF lot . in
block -. in In. Howard University subdivision
of ths farm II Iohh = Smith. as pc plat IN
Book District No. l, pages T6L. ana - OF the
records OF the surveyors Office H. c. together
with the improy emeuts.
Terms ~ sale: Sold subject 10 two prior deeds
Of trust aSgTrgatinG about SIte. balance cash
\ deposit OF S1o1 will 10 required NJ time Of
sale All cnnvcvsuciuc. rccortling etc. At cost
If purchaser Terms 81 sale to he complied with
within II days from day OF sale.
THOMAS WALKER,
JAMES r.. ET-NpY
fea+ eo-fSdS. esq Trustees.
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TU0S /. OWEN 4 son. CFIoNFFRS
LRL-SIELS- SALk DE TWO STORY EkAMF
FUTURE DAY
ADAM \. wESCHLER. AUCTT0NEEF.

CHNNcERY SALE or UNIMPRONED RHaI.
Est tTI. On 25TH STREET RETwEFN r
AND Z STREETS NORTHWEST.
Nv virtue ~ u decree of the Supreme Court Of
fbc District of Columbia passed in Equity
W 2S7s9. J will sell IT public auction. in front
II the premises. on SATURDAY. THE
TW EIF-TH DAY OF MARCH. 1910, At FIVE
O'CLOCK, the following described land and
1T, misses. situate in the city Of Washington.
District or Columbia. and being parts of lot
2Sn. square T.. of 1896. and described fol-
i,HS. lst parcel. Beginning point the
side of 18th street. i-.D feet from the
southeast corner If said lot 2Sa. or square east
Of l:at; aud running thence 12o feet To the
east parallel with first line 70 3sth street :;
thence >nuth Is - feet to- beginning
AND IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER. ID par
eel: Beginning point the west side Of
18th street. "a - feet from the southeast cor
~ said let .,Sa square Of I2qS:
theme, running VA 10 feet To the rear OF said
1rt: thence nerh 1916 feet. thence east parallel
with first line to 35ih street; thence south Is IS
feet 10 beginning.
Terms If sale: Onc-thiri cash. the balance In
and two years. with interest at six per cent
per annun. payable semi annually from day of
sale. secured by deed of trust upon the prop
each lot required az the time Of sale. All CON
vcyaucing. recording. etc. at the of the
purchaser Terms Of sale 10 be complied with
within fifteen days from day of sale otherwise
1he trustee reserves the right to resell the prop
erty at the risk and cost of the defsulting pur-
chaser, after five days advertising.
". WALTON EDWARDS
Trustee. Rooms 10 and II. Equity building.
John Marshall place. NH -d6ds. eSu
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THoS- J. OWEN & S0N. AUCTIoSEERs.

TIT STEF,S' SALE OF vALIA ABLE SIXTEENTH
STREET REN. ESTATE IMPROVED By
THF LARGE THREESTORY BRICK
nv EIIA\t; No. 13U1 18TH STREET
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
WIND BALKS MOTOR BOATS
Elimination Trials Are Put Oh
Another Day.

Huntington. Long Island. Aug. IA
strong easterly breeze made a heavy
sea in Huntington Bay to-day ana no
,--er1pt was made to race the motor boats
entered for the elimination races. The
able to reach Manhasset Bay early In
the day Late in the afternoon, the WING
having lief,tened, she came to this harbor,
md II Is the intention to send her over the
.,,,rse tomorrow with the Restless. the
Nameless, the Hurry and the Question
Al meeting held board the steam
YACHT Tergana the flagship OF the Motor
Foat Club Of America, this afternoon. IL
vas decided that any boat entered for the
elimination races must put in an appear
ar,ce tomorrow or be counted out.
Those at the conference included Com
,7,odore II. H Melville. Eice-Conmodore H.
2 Sutphen. Charles P. Tower. J. S. Black
ton. A f Smith. T. NJ. Morley, Gay
cchaefar. Lieutenant ". H. MUnter, COM
nanding the revenue cutter MohaWk, ana
Lieutenant CaiTnes, commanding the cut
ter Manhattan These two cutters, with
The power yachts Paula and Ethel May ii,
--5I1 ,atrol the course on Saturday. when
rile international race takes place OF
J,archTnont. The Manhattan will be sta
toned a. the start the Mohawk at the
northeast end of the course and the Paula
and Ethel May ii at the turns
There will be a race of twenty-foot speed
heats Tomorrow over a twenty-mile course
=, Huntington Bay The Edith II and the
Vita are entered for the race
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
FAST TROTTERS GATHERING
Matron Futurity Attracts Horses
to Empire City Track.

Grand Circuit trotters are rapidly con-
centrating at the Empire City track for
the big meeting which opens there OF next
Tuesday with the $1,000 Matron Futurity
fer three-year- AlonZo Mcdonald, who
won the $4,000 handicap at Boston with
Allen Winter (2:06&4) arrived yesterday from
the Cleveland meeting with twelve fast
ones among them the unbeaten Futurity
candidate. Emily Ellen C2:i02, winner OF
ire $1,000 Horseman Stake at Detroit
Another FNIturity candidate came in with
Gus Nacey's string. This was the sensa-
rfonaI Western colt Colorado r., that re-
Gently 1rotted a mile in his work in 2-Osi+-
half second faster than the worlds rec
ord for three year-olds. When he meets
Native Belle (2:072.) in the Matron futurity
horsenen expect to see the fastest colt
race on record. Colorado's engagements
IN the next few weeks aggregate 10000,
:. T. Mcdonald, the man who drove
Iaior Delnar in 1:59z over the Empire
track il the wake Of windshield seven
years ago. arrived from Albany with
quartet Of fast ores that have not yet
started this year.
Robert Proctor. who brought out Uhlan
$3.50 was another notable arrival. He
has the horses of w. c. Brown, president
of the New York Central Railroad. and
atn,n.- them IL the Futurity colt Bergen,
credited with ability TO beat 2:10.
John Dickerson. of Joe Patchen fame Is
her., with a big string belonging TO ". R.
DicKerrran formerly president OF the New
York Stock Exchange. His Futurity can
6.da,e IS Eva EelIni the hlly that finished
second 20 Native Belle .n tie race in which
she set Ike record for two-year-oIds at
2:574
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co to
LAWYERS Mortgage Co; assts. $4,000
William Burroughs to Lawyers Mortgage Co;
assts $4,000
Chelsea Realty Co to New York Mortgage
Security Co: assigns mtgs; 500.
Same 70 Trust Co of America; SlCo
Nina Wiikeniug and ano. eXrs. TO wilson NJ
Powell jr trustee: assts; an interest: 81. 400.
Same to Frederick Reiss, trustee; assts; an
interest: 50, 450.
Msry Balfe TO Helen Stein and ano: 81. 700.
Standard Plumbing Supply Co to German Real
Estate Co; 81.
s., 900.
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co to
Henry Burden trustee; $4,000.
Julia Grattap, guardian TO James + GrattaD:
2 assts s., 600
George w Loft; Sloo-
Maglietta francesca to Malvina C Honeyman
500.
Alice NJ George William Stillings, 5000.
Louis Tiemann, trustee, to Bond and Mort
gage Guarantee Co: S20.oW.
Manhattan Mortgage Co to Guaranteed Mort
gage Co; 1880
SIoO
Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Co to Letftia
Tyson and ano, e1rs: S12, coo.
New York Mortgage and Security 60 TO Trust
Co of America; assigns mtgs; S191, 800.
Abraham Ruth Max Kobre; 500.
Helen r Wall to Juiianna Ehler; $SuH
Anna I. Pummer to American Mortgage Co; 81
Caroline A Weber Sophie Corrody; $500
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
RECORDED LEASES.
tWith name and address of lessec.)
AUGUST il.

AVENUE A. 1888: store. etc: John Fin
nerau TO Katie Zeisl"r: yrs from Dec 15,
1903: $40. address, 1885 Avenue A.
AUDUBON AVE, 263; store. etc: Leopold
Michel TO Samuel Zipken; . yrs from Sept 10,
1910: $3.50; address, 256 West 143d st
FULTON ST I5I. s, 18s II e of Broadway;
I.oufsa Ventura ct al. exrs, to Mary BROS
nan; yrs from May 1, 1912; $4,000: address
I46 West 74th St
GRAND AVE c254: store. bakeshop. etc
Felix KrIpp Construction Co Eugene Shu-
Kraft: yrs mos from Aug /. 1910: 81 200;
address 81 West 1880 st. The Bronx.
Cd AVE. 1853; store floor; Oscar Jones 70
Mary c lohse; 3 yrs from Aug ], 1elo: $1.320;
address. 1883 I'd ave
ID AVE. 23l2: store. etc: Louis Faberstroh
TO Henry J Welken: yrs from May /. 1913;
5000. address. 23I2 ID ave.
80 AVE 1856 cor Of I42th ST; John
rIeffen Brewing co Va Charles king: Is yrs
1913 Boston I'd
Yrs mos from Ma J. 1910; $500 address
above
ID AVE. 29o4 store. etc. George w Fennel
tc Charles SchnsheI; 2 ,rs from MAJ l. 1910;
s., 400; address. 29o1 Sd ave.
It'll AVE. 30. = W cor Of 3Sd st pert Of
s.ore AooT End b-segnon. and entire upper
paFf Of bui,di-c United Merchsnts' Realty
fniyroN eT-1e1t 90 10 the Frank Hotel co. is
--is from april 80. ialn. ruzas. &c. $500 to
s.,cS. address s2o TN ave.
11sT - ~ Eest ST. dwg, Henry
ToLuglins ARD enc to DAVID Mayer 3 yrs
from ;lov :. 1910. . years cercwal. S72n. ad-
dress. "a Esst is: 81
114rE ST. 3ia Esst. saato Heda 10 saiva-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
MECHANICS LIENS.

,MSTERDAN AVE, 152a TO 15i2: Gireason Mfe
90 sCt John Rollmann, owner and contractor;
$500
COsTER ST. s. 900 It of Spofford ave: 36rS
100. John Y Dosso agt Feser Realty & Construc-
ton Co owner and contractor; $3.50
WEST FARMS RD, 1oo5: National Gas and
p-Iectric Fixture co. Inc agt Friedman ConstruC-
tion Co owner: Corin & Osborne. contractors,
S1t1 Is.
PJFR AVE " & 30 It Of Emily ST. SoStoo:
laurent Poirier agt Matthew o Brien, owner;
Frank Capodilupo, contractor, $50.
RRoApWAY : cor Of l,-;d st: c3xtoo; \ c
Horn 60 agt Trinity studios Co owner and con
trs Ctor; sl6I.
1:7TIJ ST. 30 West Abraham Msndel agt
Sarah Bernstein, owner and contractor; S65.
164TH ST l0s East; agt Sigmund Liss-
nor owner and contractor, SO.
aaTH ST. 1a2 East: Prism GO sEt Carl
Iamschinsky, owner; u J ComSns d Co, con-
tractor. $500.
l2tST ST 200 East: Max SieE"l agt Samuel T.
Iehrer owner: King & Sslktn, contractors; SS10
CIINTON ST. II . cor of Rivington ST. 1Oox27
Woodwork Construction 90 Joseph - Gold
stein owner; Morris Nenstsin. contractor;
S1.7S.
9TH AVE, 3o3 and 3o5; Bernard Greenwood 90
sgt Fifth Avenue Investing & Improvement co.
owner. Baldwin Engineering Co. contractor:
S43S Il.
KINGSBEIDGE RID. " cor Of Aqucduct ave;
X; johnson Service 90 agt Hebrew Infant
Asylum, owner: Baldwin Engineering Co.
tractor: s.. 2lo.
DAILY AVE. f. 20 II OF 17sth ~: 3l1so;
Os waldo Bratti aEt MeTrivale Realty Co, owner
and contractor, SSl.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18

yrs: Carnes Galeila to Barbara Myers. sp.o'r w. ~
attorneys. Davis G Kaufman. 4s Chambers ST
sEDDON ST. =. 1850 Z: Of WalseT 81,
Feaitv Co 20 Daniel Pritchard; 5000: attor-
ney, Title Guarantee and Trust Co. ITO hi ioAo
Wy.
SIDNEY ST. ss. $50 II Of spuyteu Dlyyil
parkway. 4i9x irreg: Aug lS: yrs: JOS. iiI,,9
. stewart TO East River savings ins'i'u'ioh'
5000: address, $50 Broadway.
Union AVE. 9aI, 45.7x'645 tprlor ,,li,,s mrs
100000; Aug 10: :: yrs, 6 per cent .iVl,oS
Pragln TO Samuel Zipris; 5000: address 1o'
wAsHINGToN AVE cor of issth =,
173y irreg; July -; ": John iaig to Marie e
l. Mead; $4,000: attorneys Man Il Man. o6
Wall St
WASHINGTON AVE. $ cor of tSsth St
1'%x ir-es; m; Aug 1s: yr. y pei oe". and
Construction co; $1,000: address, 6S Park
Row
WASHINGTON AVE. 1858 and 1855 $ cor
of teeth St 52x1oo: Aug -; 3 yrs, 6 Per cent :
Marvin Realty 60 TO Malcolm + Lawrence;
So, 500: address, 10 Brondvey
WORTH AVE, s 50 5t Of .,,a Fitch St sTc s1F
Grath and ano 70 Mar A Lange. $1,000;
attorney, Ronaid x Brown. $50 Broad~ay
WmHINs d pL ,ss # Of trlioT sopfhsfa T,a
$, 8ool Aug 1s due, etc, as per bond Bessie
Iahr 70 Johanna Sieners; s42Ho attofneTs
Title Guarantee and Trust CO, 17S Broadway
1S1ST ST 2.e East 44rso fprior mtg s2l,-
ooot. Aug Is due az Per bond Marie g P1ters
70 Ausust Lauter, % 600. address. 4o6 East
14fst 81
10TH ST a1o East - sH52 8 T m Aug ts;
; yrs; Morris Horwit1 % George Somnnef !;
81. 500 attorney, Robert II Bergman, o2le 81
eve.
1ssTH ST u cor of Washington ave. 1noS
so r m: July & due Aug !, 1911; a1a Per
cent; Louis i Klehan 10 Payne estate; SlE'-
600: address, as Park
177TH ST - 71e ft " Of Southern Roule-
ward 25rt00: Aug rs: 5 yrs. 5iz per cent :
Jerome Eisner tn Robert Karger S'.ooo, al
torney. " Matthias AS fremont ave
CT of
ave 5hxlOo; Aug 1S: due Feb %, 1911; Per
cent: Cerra Realty aud Construction 20 70
James q Nentz; S33,0oo; address $50 Broad
way.
22STH ST. s. 4 lot 94e map Wakenelo
I0xI14 Aug 1s: due per bond; Sopnddt
Majewski 10 Manhattan Mortgage Co; Shvoo'
address, 200 Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
NEW BUILDING PLhNS,
MANHATTAN.

SPEEDWAY. n cor of 159th st; for steel
water tower. Manhattan Railway Co, 1R3 Broad
tect 81, 800
ST NICHOLAS AVE. &. rs II n Of 1ssth ST;
for a 8 sty brk tnmt ard stores, 42xss' u Rob
ertro1 3i2 West lnnth 81. owner. Moore q Land
se6el i4sth ST and I'd ave. architects; $4,000.
NORTH MOORE ST 56 60 60. for three sty
hrk warehouses, 10 hxso; Louvre Realty 90. iS2
Nassau ST. owner, !. { Maurer. 1898 Broadway, e,
architect. sl5o,uto
cI.aRKSoN ST 50 and ~ Tor a ety hrk
warehouse a. lfxio0 4: Corporation ~ Trinity
Church 1s7 1uton s., owner, . G heisht. th2
9Th ave, architect s5s, 900
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
ESTATE AT TARRToWN SOLD.

Horner & Co have sold for the estate Of
George Crocker twenty and one-quarter
acres. with big house and other outbuild-
ings situated Broadway. in Tarry-
town The property was held at $4,000.
The buyer purchased this property for in
vestment- The same concern sold for the
Dycknan estate a small tract of five and
one-third acres at Hastings, situated on
Broadway at the junction of the Old Post
Road The buyer purchased this property
FOR investment
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
f;YiAND 0UTPOiNTS HURLEY
roiice Do Not Interfere with
Bout at Sharkey Athletic Club.

Fighting Dick Hvlend, OF California,
c-;tnoin1ei Battling Hurley in ten-
roUnd bout at the Shsrkey Athletic Club
ia>t night 1i;. bout went through without
O ll;tcn. tn. police making nc attempt 10
Interfere with thc, contest in sny wsY.
The ,sJut fast and f,;I of action from
f-art 20 irish. a..i Iof for single round
I'd Gae <r;-tS-ls pace which both boys cut
olst 81 The stn-t flag Tinriey had a shade
n rhs s<-cnth and eight rounds and
90 r-s6 = cr1lv IN the third but in the re-
I,.stn:n.. rrur-6> ITvlsiid uas lrr.ruesri"nsh hiy
- ,ra~-er ac IT, situation and lardei the
f.zesr -es.i,4c bows
To--isht a. fre ;cnE Are Athletic Club
- gazing Trch" Hsi2nd VIZ nee: Willie
T.4cltr ia une main pout of ten ro1Lds.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
WATER TOWER FOR 81" YARDS.

Plans have been filed for water tower
10 be erected in conjunction with an auto
matte fire extinguishing plant in the yards
of the Manhattan Railway Company, at
the northeast corner OF the Speedway and
15qth street The tank Will be of steel, 20
feet in diameter 35 feet high. supported
on a steel tower 125 feet high, giving the
entire structure a total height of 160 feet
George II. Pegram. chief engineer of the
companv. estimates the cost at $500
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
TO RUN CAFE DE L'oPERA.

Walter J. Rich. treasurer of q corpora
ton known "Rich's," has obtained
twenty-year lease Of the Cafe de fOpers
property. at Broadway and 42d street, from
Henry Phfpps, Of Pittsburg. Mr. Rich was
identified with the organization Of the Cafe
de TOpera Company. Arrangements are
being made 20 reopen the restaurant by
October l.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SAIE-THIS FARM WE OFFER WILL
show an extra large per cent of profit as an
investment and is also attractive country
home There are $40 acres of land In good
state OF cultivation. cuts 100 tons OF hay, has
a good appie orchard, 2ta acres of berries, ana
a lot of market garden crops. The income from
fruit and vegetables last year Si.2Oo, and
from milk s. 600. The house is a large two
story Colonial style; the barns ample and
all In first class condition. To appreciate price
AT which farm. stock. tools and crops are offered
personal examination must be given. a O.
BROAD a. CO. Hos State Mutual Worcester.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
I'M THE AUCTION MARKET.

The sales sscted YESTERDAY In the Real
Estate Exchange salesroom at Nos. IA and 16
vescy street resulted follows:
Tv Bryan J.. Kennedy.
ST AIMS AVE. 467. I46th st. "a. Tx
"a s = sty ,enmt and stores; sold plaintiff
for S25570.
IS Joseph i. Day.
JACK SON AVE. Q 6. 100 # e Of 161s ST. - X
~ vacant. sold coiUeI Lead 60 for Sll,416.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
THE BRONX.

WILKINS PL. g = Iss.tt II OF Sousher s
Boulevard. for sty brk stores ana 90 o1iires
4Sx72.2; the Williams Construction 90 90 . l-oa fso
ave. owner: Robert e La Velle, i-ss ooo"'e'"
Boulevard architect: $4,000.
WILLIAM 81, . 9 100 fl n of Dudley ave- Tor
. sty frame dwig 21x4S; ff1ss, 1850
Wcstchestor road. owner and arcnltect' s''p"'
CONCORD AVE. w s, 1ta.a1 # : of ST Mar :
g.; stv frame shed 2oxso; J Ftglinolo, 1i3
Union ave. owner: Moore & LandsIedel, 14Sth st
and I'd ave 500.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
Lis PENDENS.

cpoTONA AVE. 1917: Moses ~ -,s,+ Sas,s Of
Jna7-ir T. Goetz faction TO declare asslsl i.
,,tg voi,j,; attorneys. Grauer & RathN"p o..
cor, c,r =, and II East: Mutual Life ins -
IF Neyv York agt Eleanor I Keller Ell o' W."
ejos,,re- nf mtg: attorney, Mckeen- -
ANDREWS AVE 2229: seymour n r,tg,. at
torney I \ Thompson. sAo.
,s3D ST. 525 west: James shea ast > J"!a y Cold
foreclosure OF MTG: attorneys I c
schmidt. IN vss,.
.-Trt ST 211 70 21I East: 18th st 90 <sto,
r,s,,t :, iernan al aEt Louis X Han et d. -as
to declare conveyan mtg: attorneys
Todd & Swain.
BUILDING LOAN CONTRRC'
New-York tribune., 1910-08-18
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

i26TH STREET-Arthur D. Y. Lyons has sold
No 22- East 126th street three story dwell
ing with store. lot I6-SX9a- II feet
MORNISGEIDFE AVENUES. H. Raphael has
sold for the estate Of Jlkin Farmer to Miss
Katherine Mahoney. Of Boston No ~ Morn
fngeitie avenue East. 4 five story fiathouse,
plot 3ox los 3x irregular, adjoining the southeast
corner of 18th street