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New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
BROWN DENIES RUMORS
Says New York Central Plans No
Issue of Securities.

Rumors that the New York Central &
Hudson River Railroad Company was con-
ten1plating putting out a large issue or
securities in the near future were current
in Wall Street yesterday, but were denied
both by President ". G. Brown and J. T.
Morgan & CO., the roads bankers.
Some Of the reports had II that the road
was considering the ffotation OF a S4o0oo,00)
bond issue. while others were that the con
templated financing would take the shape
Of short Term note issue of between $780,
co0 and s40O0.o0o. President Brown in
denying the rumors said:
Neither the New York Central nor the
New York Central lines contemplate MAX
ing any effort 10 dispose of any securities
OF any kind in the immediate future
Spea king OF the recent sale in Paris by
the Michigan Central Of AZ per cent one
year notes 70 the amount of 50.0000o0 francs.
he confirmed the unofficial announcement
made Al the beginning of the week that
the notes were sold on a "a per cent basis.
In regard TO business conditions on the
New York Central lines. President Brown
Eaid practically every engine and car owned
BY the various roads in the system was in
service and they were short If equipment
10 fl orders
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

John Buzzof7 John NanEinf. 5000
Michele D'AleSaudrC 10 Maria BuzZOf1. 5000
Alexander Fraser. eXr, % Alfred A Fraser.
sic. .O0O
Pauline schtmmer 70 Fannie I NJ LAith:
81 600
Joseph P Hunter 70 Leopold Haas. 500
Ruth Bruce-Browr, gdn. 10 David L Bruce
Brown : assrs. 81
Jennie HalIiday- gdn. to Marguerite J
King, 81
Mary J Smith 70 Title GUARANTEES and Trust
Co. $1,000
Erra Potter TO Lima Ettlt1zer; 800.
Nellie T McCa1eTty and ano 20 AnrOnla Hag@
man, gdn: $11.2o0
NAV Moffat and ano, exrs % Nay : MOI
fat. 81
Leo NJ Mosauer TO Bella HahIo. 800
GrtscuOlo Nicoletta 10 RafaeIe Cuomo S1O0
Marseua y Robert To Greenwich savings Bank,
81 600
United states Mortgage and Trust Co 70 Ger
man Savings Bank, Sf5.000-
Francesca Trlpoli 10 CiaC mo SCiOrtino- 81
Percival Ridden. admr 70 EioIse Mon
telO s.. 2.25G
Fifth Avenue Bank TO George . Devs1a7; 81
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 20 Charles
F1eury, $2OG00.
Edwin A seHgr1an 10 sarah Symouds.
$4,000.
sarah Smith. individual as extrx. TO Michel
angelo NerIni. Sl0o
Frederick P Hummsl 70 Richard Adams:
S6.l1O
Raymond Page 10 Charles E Deverrnan. $500
Christian Miller, exr, 10 Louisa Miller. as
lsgatee- 81
Irene D Denison and ane. trus. 20 Title Guar
autee and Trust Co.
Lawyers Title Iusu -snCa and Trust 90 .
Howard WilIets et al, rrrs- Sls.20O-
Robert Friedman Construction Co 20 Jennie
Weill, assrs: 500
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
TERATIONS.
MAvHATTAN


1sT AVE. $. whole front between ssth a..
3oth SITS. n a sly and Easement brick 1oEs-
station New York Edison CO. - Duane - orru.-
sr: y wiesseubergsr. II. 81 Duane s. areai,sc..
cost 5000
10TH ST. cor Of Nspes ave: -wo -
brick tennis 35xSs and 40x90. Sarah
schaefer. 22s4 Beaumont ave. owner. schsss.-
& Jaeger. 4O1 fremont ave archifscts- eosr
So. .OOe and $50. O00. total $4,000
LONG ISLAND SOUND. wesr shore. f50 :.
OF Phillips ave. 2 sty frame clubhouse as-
81. White Cross Fishing CLUB. farm
Nordheim. 1851 fremont ave architect. esss
$500.
WISE AVE. = = 2 % tTad s. s..
Mondschein. president and treasurer. q -.
st. owners. Samuel Sass. % Union -. srca5-
tect; cost. $500
sly brick tenmr and store. 27xizI. BriH ca--
tracing co G-Ouis B-Ill. president. $50 Far
west architect. cost So 0oo.
WASHINGTON AVE g. 2255 "a.
10th 81: 81 brick anl1se'Tle1t nal 22zloa:
cost 81 900
CROTONA AVE. 8 80 p of 1s5d 81
Co Charles p FurrsrJ- 18Th 81 and Week -
Sheepshead Bay Owner Schaefer e Jsess-
4Oi fremont ave architects. cos- ao0.
fseTH ST n :. ISIS r " ~ Decatur ave- x
stv brick tenrnt 62-5Cl-,. o FourSe Bros n,
Patrick J O'Rourks. president and secr-rarvI
3ts5 HiU ave. owners Schaefer z Jaeger. s1I
fremont ave. architects. cost $4,000
I54TH ST cor % MeIrose ave-. -
brick store and tenmr. f5C9o Re-44-rf-
Bereuson t07 East f5ed ST. owner Schasss~ -.
Jaeger. 401 fremont ave. archi-sct- cos- $50 :
OOO
WEBSTER AVE va s. 40 = - 1sa-h VI
three > stv brick tennis. .sGx6~ Plough -
60 Peter Fox. president and treasurer Isqr1
- and M@irosf ave owners >cnae1er & Jaeger.
t0l fremont ave architects total cost ss4-
OOO.
GARDEN ST. e. HOGS n ~ p~osus--
ave. sty brick tenmr. IHx~1-f. Flrrar C7r-
structioR Co Charles r Fur~a-' fI-n ~ ard
Neck -d ~1eeUsneaC 5sr. owner So aaf--
$4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
RAILROADS BUYING STEEL RAILS

The directors Of the Norfolk & Western
Railway Company al their dividend meet
ing yesterday approved a contract for I5.-
G47 tons Of steel rails. which are to be
furnished by the United States Steel Cor
po-atiOu. This announcement follows that
of The Iron Age" IA this weeks issue
that the Erie had practically closed con-
tracts for the purchase of 5000 tons OF
rails. and bears ont the recent prediction
of Judge Gary that the railroads would in
the near future begin TO buy rails and
equipment The Pennsylvania and the New
York Central are figuring on rail orders
and are expected soon 10 award contracts
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
IMPORT AND EXPORT TRADE
Marked Increase for Nine Months, Com
pared with Same Period Last Year.

Washington. Nov. 4-That the imports Of
the United States from various parts Of the
world during the month Of September last
were less than the totals for September.
800. and that the imports for the first nine
months OF this year are IN excess Of the
figures for the corresponding period OF last
year are indicated in the details of foreign
trade. which have Just been announced BY
the Bureau Of Statistics Of the Department
OF Commerce snd Labor.
The imports for the first nine months Of
this wear were valued at sl.172 567. .363. as
against s1.05s 9a4. .355 Of last year The export
trade for September shows an increase, the
total being Sl6S s61. .193. as compared with
S5s. .S52. SOS for September, 1919 The exports
for the first nine months Of this year also
have increased over the same period of 1903.
the former total being g. .914 as and the
latter Sl.161. .O24.9 80.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
LIS PENDENs.
NOVEMBER q

18TH -. s. 365-S r ~ Southern 5or.-
ward. 3O 1x1G0- Josie z Err aE- William Ha1-
dersOn - al foreclosure OF MTG attorneys M=1-
ken Bros
18TH ST. 53S East Julia r NcSV-zar ar
Robert Gilchrisr el al amended partition. a.
torneys. Clarke < Clarke.
PROSPECT AVE t142 2 OF 8oI-
ton Road I5x93- o. PARK Mortgage 60 AZ Wa
Ter B Peet - a. foreclosure of mtg, atrc-usys
Fettrs1ch & Sey1ei
NTH ST. $ 81 r Of - ave 4Nx5sss
Belle q Beruheimer. eX1rx. et Al AK Lau-e-zzrz
Real Estate 60 - al foreclosure ~ mtg. Al
tOTuey. s Wechsler.
MORRIS AVE 8 t705 2 oT r4N-h 81 -
SIS Cums1 S0ule az annie De f0uze - al
foreclosure ot mtg, artorCsy, q ? -eInlnE
BROADWAY. 80 and So Worth - - a-1
81 southern B0Elsvarl1- r 18Th IG-
xl-sN irreG Lincoln ave g 80 2 d.
l3'th 81. @5xf0U- Mvra M1ffar ar Cora Il
Bramwell et al tparririOu9. ATTORNEYS. EfawzlnS
Deiaheif & LonsfsilOw-
LAFONTAINE AVE. = - r Il o. Oak -
Junger foreclosure OF u1rzi- a-to-nev- r 7-norr
ID AVE 2410 70 @4f4- I-eue Max az LYMAN
Levin - al foreclosure Of mtg a-r1ruey = !
Bernstein
PEARL ST. g.. stone 81 . and ga Bowerv
Savings BANK asr Sa-aa z Purdy 20 al fore
closure OF mcsi, attorneys. Strong & Cadvala-
der.
BROOK AVE. cor 1s2d - 124 l1xss 5r
IrreG- William : Mason sr al Samuel VIII
& Carroll
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
NELSON AVE. $ 80 = % I6arh 8 3
xl0i. Theodore Wsutz loans SAINT Francis Rsa-
" 90 s10.oa0-
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
MANHATTAN.
NOV EHIBER :

EAST BROADWAY, 155. store and basement
Church Of 81 Theresa 10 Theodore hralnlh' ;
yrs and 2 mos from Jan I, 1911; yrs reneWal
at 81 6 o. address WestChester ave. cor loSth 81
HEWITT FL So 10 s6s. bldgs; Irene r
Nov 1. 1910; $4,000 S24,5oo, address. 40
East 14lst
LONGWOOD AVE. $50. store and cellar vii
helmina Brakmann and anC. trustees. 10 Harry
F"sen yrg from oct l. 1910; $50; address, 500
Iongwopd ave
MORRIS AVE 500. store Louis Becker to
John McBrecerzer; WIS from Jan /, 1911. $3.50
address SH0 Norris ave
ID AVE 1929 sto~e Easements and cellar
t@lzaneth Bohenfalk to Norris Levy; Yrs and
mos from Dec I. 1910; S10s0 % 81 2o0. ad-
dress. 797 I'd ave
9TH AVE GA. land only. trustees Of Colum-
ma oltege 70 Darius - Mills ~ YRS from May
l. 1855; S5,2T5 address. Is Broad St
SAME PROPERTY: same to same: YRS from
MAY /. 1907; $3.50; address. Is Broad ct.
sTH AVE, 623 store and basement. Louis "
Wen 10 irving Late and ano yrs from Nov
l. 1910 $500 address. S57 linton ave
GATH ST, s. 230 # . Of 81 ave lot 10 on
,and map the lot: Jane Sanders and ano to
loretta Diskin; lo VS. from MAY /. 1910 $3.50
address. 213 East Gath
s91H ST. 1O3 10 100 West. Isaac Dankowttz
70 Harrl Silveruan and ano YRS from Apri l.
l9o". SIItoo address $50 East 14lst st
18TH ST, n :. 29l.3 f w OF Washington ave.
-eNS-. Ratje Bunke 10 Mutual Mix and cream
20: yrs and mos from Nov / 1910. 5000 10
Sl,oups address. IA
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
IN THE AUCTION MARKET

The following transactions were er-..'ecbange
Yesterday at the Real Estate let
salesroom, Nos. IA and Is Nesey ST.
BY Joseph p. Day ,oox
146TH ST :, 175 r Of Lenox a>V
%. II. vacant adjourned 10 Nov II.
BY L. J. Phillips & Co. 4,
VALENTINE AVE 2lss. :. 1928 - z
iS1st ST 2Ox11T.6 TO Tebout ave X-uNee -
sty hrk dwg: sold to the plaintiff for Ss'o''
BY Herbert a. Sherman
VALENTINE AvD o1ss $. 1929 # ot
lS1st 81, 2Dx11s9 to Tiehout ave: stN oiA N7
sold TO the plaintiff for SO 1s3
BY Daniel Greenwald-
ID AVE. o2O3. W g 25.T It II of 1lSth 81 -
100. sty teumt; sheriff sale Of all the Ittooio
title etc which y Gluck had on April !. iSlu. Sn
or since. Whitman. atty; adjourned 10 W
Il. also
10TH ST. 81. g $ 300 = : Of 1st ave. 25x
no. tenn1t sheriff-s sale Of all the rIsIi,'
title. etc which Harry Secherry had on ApII
Nov 81
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
a IRAN FoR FARM BUYERS.

Reeves & Co. will begin tomorrow the
sale of apple, peach. pear and chicken
farms at Park Farm on the Central Rail
road of New Jersey, sixty-seven minutes
from New York 1t is clear and fertile land
IN the heart of New jerseys fruit district.
Churches, schools and q railroad station
are near the premises, which are three hun
dred feet above the sea and within sight
Of Berrardsvile. The company will run
tomorrow a free excursion to the prop
erty.
Those persons desirOus OF visiting the
property should meet representatives Of the
company al Liberty OF West 22d street.
Central Railroad Of New Jersey ferries a.
y 30 O'Clock tO-n7Orrou
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
NEW OWNERS FOR |. T. PARCELS.

The Broad Realty Company has sold tc
H I. Coggeshall q plot fronting 100 feet on
the east side Of Samuel street, $50 feet
north of Sayres street, Jamaica. and a plot
fronting l20 feet on the west side OF sam
uel street, 100 feet south Of South street
NJ Kaiser has sold to an investor the
three story double brick fiatnouse No. S21
Halsey street. Brooklyn.
Bulkley & Horton have sold No. 3o3A
Madison street. Brooklyn. between Marcy
and Tompkins avenues. a three story and
basement frame dwelling house. for the
estate of a. Il. GoodaIe, Dover. y. J.. to a
client for occupancy. Also, No. SIS Park
avenue, between Walworth and Spencer
streets, a three story frame business prop
erty on lot 25xs2-3 feet. 10 Vinzenzc
SCigIianO
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
NEW BUILDING PLANs
MANHATTAN


4TH ST. AIS and 4SO East. f,-
stable, 63X2p; = y Phillips sr- t'T Sty orS
owner: " \ Bullwinkel. 500 East SO 49, 'Sth 81
tect, cost. 5000 '" ST. archi-
THE BRONX
KINGSBRIDGE RID. n 8 80
ave: for sly brk stores and .la''.tt ~ @ ~ 4th
81. Bachaltna tiambacorta. SOB- - oiuS, SO. "
owner: George 7 CrOsier 2a35 NrpSteI at te-
Plains ave. architect: cost, S55,sSs and White
WEBSTER AVE. s. - II - II. -,
four sty brk tnmts. 3eN9d sa,h 'otth 81. Tor
Realty Co dgnatz Roth. 81 NasSa,, =, Stoni9ston
owner; LOrenz + J Weiher 81 II. presideutl.
architect. cost S200, coo. 80 west l-Sth 81
CACl+pWEI4Is AVE. . :. 2r0 ?, "a 49,,
for nye sly 6rk tnmsts size irrs OF iSotn So
Meyers. 1 Union Square w arsbi,. charles 3
s2SO. 600. N'4tect, total cost
NAStti. tcTN ~ r 500 q, - 80,
81. for l sly hrk store and s,r-- = ~ : ~ 10
iamin Greunstetn. 80 cNs, StNs-, Ken
Charles Meyers. l Union Sor,sad Tsshd So owner:
cost 81. 0oo 'tNdee W. architect
I'eIH 81. :, sl n on Pal,
sty brk store and dwg hidr as ave, tor
Cohen. lbs broadwaN. ownAvsS "t'NoS- tfclde a.
] Union Square " architee, harles Neyers
l+5rH ST. OF Couees S''Vo'
Gsaenztetn & Mayer
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

NINTH AVENUE Edward 2. Schwedler has
sold No ll5 Ninth avenue, a five story four
family dwelling house. with store, plot Tx
$50 feet. between 18th and 49th streets.
SEVENTH AVENI 81. Romaine Brown &
{ o. ana the Henry NJ. WE'LL Company have sold
for Nj Grtser to Aaron Coleman No 23s
seventh avenue. four story building on lot
1o.9xso feet about 30 feet south OF 24th ST
9TH STREET-Gezela Mcskowitz and Moses
Gross have sold 20 the Machson Richmond Dairy
company No. 81 East 9th street. four story
building, on lot 20x9O feet. for SfT75O
UNIVERSITY PLAcE-M & l.. Hess and
Leopold Well sold Tor the Empire Realty Cor
porstion the eleven story and basement building
ar the northeast corner OF nth street ana Uni
versity Place 10 j. ". RiElander and Mrs
sevilla Heineuan who gave in Exchange No AZ
70 % Broad street. and extending to No 46 to SO
New street.
SEVENTH AVENUE-The Golden Rule
Realty Company has bought Nos. 29O and 292
Seventh avenue, two four story buildings on a
plot 597xg7. feet
EIGHTH AVENUE Harry l. Rosen bought
No. 2o4O Eighth avenue fve story double fiat
house. with store. lot 25xsG feet. and resold
II, through Goodwin q Goodwin. TO the n. 8 z.
Realty Company.
EIGHTH ANENUE-Van VIiet Place ave
sold for Mary Berrill executrix the four
story building with store, No - Eighth ave-
LEXINGTON AvENI-E- The Mrvfckar Gail
Iard Realty Company mas sold for Albert n
Mas the property No G3s Lexington avenue
adjoining properly az the northwest corner OF
Lexington avenue and 64th street.
o., > JaneS a stSInn,eZ ] mas solo
i iot : SonstAntine Wright No. 80 West 1920 street
three story dwelling house. plot II 7x99 II
feet 70 T. ; Barker who gives In exchange
NO. 3l4 South I'd street. Yonkers. a dwelling
house, a plot 60xlO0 feet
IBID STREET Ennis & sinnott have resolc
through James r. Barry a. co. Nos 555 and abl
West 1870 street. two i've story triple apartment
houses. on plot T5xi0O feet. Property in White
Plains and Tuckahoe was given IN part payment
The sellers acquired the property from Mary p
satterlee on Monday last.
THE BRONX
No
1921 Prospect avenue Mr. Pfafman gives u
Wegner No ss7 Jackson avenue. two story
brick dwelling house. lot re sxIo feet
bath STREET Albert ". Neninq has solc
70 2 u Buffers OF Watertown. y Y, No
2s3 70 2oI East l3ith street Two ave story build
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
SUIT AGAINST REALTY SALE

Suit has been begun in the Supreme Court
by Myra Moffat against Cora NJ. Bramweu,
the Guaranty Trust Company OF New York
and the New York Life Insurance and
Trust Company and others. substituted
trustees of Louis c. Hamersley and others.
for the partition and sale Of No. 335 Broad
way, Nos 81 and So Worth street, No 3S7
Broadway the northeast corner of Southern
Boulevard and l34th street, a plot IO7 SKIP. .3x
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
GRAIN OPERATORS COMPLAIN.

Washington. Nov. +-Demanding recon
sIEnmeut concessions al Chicago from
which market they are now shut out by
the rate situation. ten Indiana and Illinois
grain operators. headed by Van Natta
Brothers. NJ Fowler, Ind, to-day fled a
complaint with the Interstate Commerce
Commission against the Cleveland, Cincin-
nRt Chicago a St. Louis Railway and
other lines.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
COUNSEL FOR KIssEL HEARD
Joseph 4. Choate and Others File Brief
in Supreme Court.

Washington. Nov. 4.-JOseph H ChOate.
William D. Guthrie. Howard 5 Cans and
William G. Osborn to-day began the hght
before the Supreme Court of the United
States of GUstsve F. Eissel. New York
broker. indicted IN connection with the al
legged conspiracy Of the American Sugar Re
hnin2 Companv and others TO drive the
Pennsylvania Sugar Refining Company out
of business. It was alleged that Kissel
acted as the agent for the American Sugar
Refining Company-
After the Indictment the Circuit Court Of
the United States for the Southern District
OF New York held tha' the statute OF inli-
tations forbade the prosecution OF Kissel
and Thomas D. Harmed. From This decision
L1e government appealed TO the Supreme
Court. The counsel for HisseI filed q brief
II support Of ne acfion of the circuit Court
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. w 1os
lS2d 81; Hyman SlaCkmau aVt L-st~F 70 . or
structiOn Co. Oct II, 1910. S275 ~oii-
CONCORD AVE. 5. ISL II ~ H.. 80.
ON Spinareih agt Anthony McOwen - a." :" 81. 81.
STH ST. 352 East: Philip I4vit+ -. ,,,-,, ,
AienisingeT - al; Nay May l6. 1910. SauOe
Aug 4 1910 $40 N' AK same
Is. 1910: Sl9S. SAME. June
SAME PROPERTY. Morris H.,
same; June =. 1910. SI05 ~'oerg agt
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
ORIENTA POINT DEAL.

E. Osgood PelI & Co. have sold for Mrs
William \. Haskins her country place on
Orienta Point Mamaroneck. y. Y. The
property has large shore frontage on the
Sound, and iacludes a house outbuilding
and pier.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
WATER CARRIERS GET DELAY
Must Answer Interstate Commerce
Commission S Inquiries by December 81

washington. Nov 4-The tine within
which water transportation companies en-
gagged IN interstate commerce may file an
swers 10 inquiries Of the Interstate Com
uerce Commission IN connection with their
proposed annual reports has been extended
Il December 81.
The postponement was ordered by the
commission on representation from the
carriers Of the difficulty involved in getting
the facts together. The commission has
advised the companies. which include all
water lines engaged in interstate traffic in
rhe United States. that no further extension
will be granted
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
MRS. SAGE LENDS s65o,ooo.

Mrs. Russell Sage has loaned $3.50, GO to
r Hoe & Co. on their plant, which occu-
pies the block bounded by Grand Sheriff
Broome and Columbia streets The loan IS
for five years. and bears interest at the
rate OF per cent.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05

SHAKESPEARE, AvBNUE-Alexahder fsmiiy
has sold for Martin cielszler the tSsyeuue on
cwellng house No. 1880 Shakespeare
lot 2Dxl14 feet to John Krwan .- has
sold for II. WeEner No. 1921 Prosppe,ar
a two family brick house TO " Pfsln rsoard.
BROOK AvENT -F;-The central BronnNo 1851
OF Brokers have sold for Max Cohen ,.,1xe
Brook avenue, a FIVE story spartrneu'- pavnnent
plot 41.10xqo feet. for which IN parrT rrT-iioughby
the three story frame house No. ll54 5,s
avenue. Brooklyn given In exchane'
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
TROOPS FOR THE PHILIPPINES

Washington. Nov. 4.-The sth Cavalry
viii be sent 20 the Philippines sailing on
December .. ana the eth Cavalry, sailing
Or February =. 70 replace the 18th and 18th
Cavalry, which VIII return 10 the United
State
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
BUYS WEST SIDE HOUSE.

NJ. Cherry. trunk merchant is the buyer
Of No 250 West l05th street. reported sold
recently by Mrs. William T. Fowler
through Frederick ZitreI & Sons.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05

2sO Grand 50 owners. Charles yevsrs
Union square ". architect. cost. = 600
fs0TH ST s. 5f6S r OF Dalv az -,
three 3 sfv brk tennis. 40xss. Eraho r F-rus-
1s0rh st and Vyss ave. owners. Schaafer 3 -
ger 40f fremont ave. architects, cost S20 -,
WEEKS AVE " fsgth 81 fs9 r 81 t-s-
~ for : sfv brk tennis. - 6x75 8. Fradsrs--
Jaeger f7T5 Weeks ave. owner. Schasfsr
Jaeger. 401 fremont ave, architects cust
S2ff
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address of lenders attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
NOVEMBER l.
MANHATTAN.
RROOME ST and Columbia ST, Grand ~ and
Sheriff st, the block. y. Broome 81. Sher-
in ST. Delaney st and Columbia st the block
Y. Nov 2 3 yrs r Hoe Co TO Margaret
o sa ge, $3.50. 900. address 6o4 5th ave.
CATHARINE SLIP II to IS. So 2x4i Ak
irreg tprior mtg S2T 50Ol Nov 3 due Jan
1915. Martin Garone 20 John scheyer
50 600 address So West s3d 81,
EpGECOMBE AVE. 142. sty brk = cor
ot li2d 81. 2oxT3.1lx igEeE, Nov s.. yrs
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
ST. SITE IN A 100000 SALE
w. RgIander and Mrs. Seva Henenan Give the Property in
Exchange for University Place Building


Irregular, and Lincoln avenue. east side, 81
feet south of 135th street. plot 25x1oo feet.
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
REALTY ASSOCIATES, no FF6SEf 5000 =
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
OCEAN STEAMERS

% ard or Long Island Real Estate wiz t-o-.
Would YOU Ike 20 own Nev YORK. ri-v auils-
lng lot for Sloe Write for ruU particulars and
Iree railroad tickets ". O. REEVES < 70 "a
= 80 Street, y. r. City
so PER MONTH AND $500 CASH Rr-vS 4
oeautlfui rwo-raIlily house. direct i~ frs -ssr-
O. ~ Jamaica. three blocks from FuIrou sr rrics
SS'VN ALFRED COHEN - West f15 So y
nee open sundays
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
long ISLAND

Ct.pARHt FtST. t. FOR LEASE TO SE-
lAct tenant. finely located - r00nrs- rruse.
neatly newly finished modern rouysui=uCes. lct
-" nv 80 privsr hedge. shade trees. rre csru-
mouse FURNISHED ft desired. liberal concession =
rent for immediate lease. Address OWNER 80
North BroaiWay. yonkers y
New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE or TO !
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
BOROUGH OF BROOkLYN.
YOU DON'T NEED A SERVANT

" an t-isy r0useSeepiDC E0rls. Zen irr11Is q
-, between Bedford and Rogers Avss.
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New-York tribune., 1910-11-05
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New-York tribune., 1910-11-05

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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1910-04-04
JUDGE EVANS ALLEGES
HE WAS ASSAULTED.

City warrants charging fighting and
territorial warrants cnarging assault
vita a deadly weapon, namely,
bludSen. were issued i'm the court of
Justice A. j. Welter this morning a
gainst Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Fisher upon
application of Y. T. Evans, probate
clerk of CAaves county. In making
the application for the warrants Judge
Evans stated that Mr.. Fisher and his
wife assaulted him in tne dark at tae
corner of Second street and Richard
son avenue before eight O'Clock Sun
day evening, the woman using the
butt end of-a buggy whip and the man
using a club. Mr.. Fisher is travelling
representative for Armour & Con-
pany. He and his wife nave been stop
ping at Judge Evans I-ooming house
ON Richardson avenue. The two Fish
ers were arraigned in Justice Welter's
court this morning and pleaded not
guilty. Their city cases were set for
Wednesday morning at ten O'Clock
and their territorial cases were set
for two that afternoon.
According TO Judge Evans story.
the two attacked him simultaneously,
both man and woman being of great
stature and large build. He says they
We're beating min Numerically when
he fought in self defense and finally
held them off when he picked up a
piece of iron. The Fishers accused
the judge of insulting Mrs. Fisher and
gave that reason for tne assault. The
Judge denies the charge and says the
trouble between him and Mrs. Fisher
arose over controversies about petty
rooming house differences.
The judge has black ear, a knot
or two on ais head. arm and should
er, but is not seriously hurt.