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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-01

/auto races at fair grounds.
/greasiest pole that ever was
dsed wiz be ready for contentants
all day long. Prize. a big ham and a
81 bill.
The Oca1a Cornet Band, colored, will
furnish music during the day. Frank
". Ditto will be marshal OF the day.
and F. G. 3. Weihe and A. f. Burnett.
starters and timekeepers. Free ice
water all day long on courthouse
square.
Baseball
All games to be played on the
South Magnolia street diamond The
colored team from Eustis will play
against the Ocala nir their own
race from l to D. m. The Ocala and
Eustis teams, white, will play from
$3.50 to p. m.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-01

Teething children have more or less
diarrhoea. which can be controlled by
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-01

Upon TO do it. Easy 20 take and mos
Effective. Sold by all dealers.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-01
EXCURSION FROM FORT

On the fourth of July
Northern Railroad will
excursion from Fort Nc
bank to Ocala Train
1880 a. m. and return
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-01

margin OF sue
~ eight oared race,
In the freshman eight
Gngths in the varsity four
Deshman four-oar race won by
Wednesday evening was the one
sweet drop in Yale's bitter cup of de-
feat.
II is estimated that $4,000 persons
saw the final race and that 10000 of
them We're from out of town. This
multitude saw three as thrilling races
as ever cut the waters of the Thames.
Here are the time scores:
Varsity eight, Harvard 20:461s: Yale
21:04. Varsity four Harvard 1901:
Yale 1918. Freshman eight Harvard
11:541a; Yale 1909.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-01

When tn. stomach
its functions. the b
ran ged. the liver and
numerous diSeaS eS.
liver must be restd
condition and Chamb'
and Liver Tablets CO
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-07-01
HACK SERVI

T z. Conway has god
vehicles and solicits the
age OF the town: also whiO
He is reliable and temperate. IN
for your patronage.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02

18Th ST 14e. 21e and c25 East. 5Tth 81. 212
East; 3sth 81 2fS East. and property IN Sullivan
County: William Cook agt Alice ' Cook - Al
partition; attorneys. Wolf & kohn-
BOTH ST. 5. 90 u Of 81 ave y. 6x9S o:
3sth St : 100 Il OF I'd ave. 25xs9-1: 3sth 81
2I9 East; 37th ST 212 East and 35th 81. 149
East; George d Rsatrys. trus. aSt Susanna
Sands at al partition: attorney. Rubtno-
MAIN ST. r = = lot 235. map OF village OF
Mott Haven: ElmiTs Oakley eNtrI- agt Carrie
= Brush et al foreclosure OF mtg; attorneys,
Baylis * SauboTn-
WASHINGTON ST. :. between Murray and
Warren sts. 2fxS3 6x2I 2xS3. IL, F'hebe TudsrhiII
agr Margaret Power et al foreclosure of Hrgl;
attorney. " " Powell
MADISON AVE. 3 Is1.1O Y of 13Oth 81.
1sx1J: Elizabeth Cunningham. adT1X- sgt Ida Z
! o -Beirne-
LOT 52s map OF Van Nest Park. Bronx: Mar
Earet McCfiII ast Ella Greenberg ~ al fore
closure Of mtg; attorney. J 4 O'kennedy-
AVE A " 8 20 = o. list 81. 251S7: Mar
{ ROdriEiCz. eTtrx. agt Frank Taus e. al fore
closure OF mtgi attorneys GoelleT, Shansr g
EtsIer-
CARPENTER AVE. :. .s3 = Of 2@e6th @
St 249xIO5: John Pars 81 Al agt Gustave
BIass al foreclosure OF nltgi attorneys. Ne1@r
q Van DsrveeT.
1e1sT ST. 9. 40 u > Of Ieuox ave. c1x1eo-1
Norris J Htrsch agt Ferdinand EhTitch et Al
action to declare deed mtgl: attorneys Reeves.
Todd s swain
CARPENTER AVE :. 49.6 q ot 226th
81 "a 9xlO=: William II A Weylage agC Gustave
Bass e1 a. foreclosure Of mtg: attorneys, Neier
s. Van Dsrveer.
1OOTH ST. g 145 II OF Lexington avs. 5ox
Co ct al (foreciosure Of mtg, attorneys. Cary
&
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
NEW TENANTS FOR STORES
Many Lofts IN Mercantile Dis
tricts Also Reported Leased.

STEPHEN II Tyng, #. & Co have leased
the store and basement IN the new build
Eng Of The Germania Life Insurance Com
r7anv. at the northeast cor1.-r of Fourth
nveuUe &c 18th street. for a term OF ten
gears 70 the D1plan Silk Company. now
socated At f3roorne and Greene streets:
also leased the tenth floor in the same
'suiiding 20 II A Cesar & Co. commission
merchants. now located on Greene street,
who VIII use il as their banking and ex-
s>cI-tfTe Offices and salesroons-
Hell < Stern leased the top lott at Nos.
80 and IS East cd street TO the H (.
Schroeder Company, the ninth loft al No
= 20 = Last ed street 70 the stag
brand, the first and sixth lofts al Nos 8
snd Il Last 18TH street, the seventh loft
st Nos T. and ia West 2lst street, the
ttfth loft ~ no. IS "a - West 18th street
und the third loft Al No. a. Broadway.
= 2. English has leased for A & g
Lewis TWO three story dwellings at Nos. 236
snd Is West 4sth street; also the store
st 40. So Serenth avenue. TO Charles T
lighthouse.
arnold Schin * Co. umbrella manu-
sectUreTs. Ce Franklin street. have leased
Cor Term Of y-ears TWO lofts in the build
iag a No 81 Fifth avenue. northwest cor
sser of Fourteenth street.
George Milne has leased FOR the McGraw
Really Company 15.0cO square feet in the
new addition 20 the McGraw building
7'ejnr erected al No. 2I3 TO 2l9 West S9th
tSIree-. The lessee is the Western Newspa-
per Union. O. Omaha. Neb.. which recently
acquired control OF the New York News
s.apcr Cnion. located at 134 Leonard street.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
DENVER & RIO G. DIVIDEND
Stock Rallies as Action Puts Stop 70
Rumors of Passing.

Denver & Rio Grande and Missouri Pa
cifc, which holds a large amount OF the
stock Of the former road. have been arnons
the weakest issues on the Stock Exchange
list during the last few days the selling
in them being rumored 70 represent the
probability of a decrease or the passing
by the Denver & Rio Grande OF the divi-
dend on its preferred stock. due 10 the
necessity OF meeting obligations in connec-
ton with the Western Pacific. The Denver
& Rio Grande yesterday. however. de-
clared the regular serni-annual 21a per cent
dividend on the preferred. and the action
was followed by immediate price recovery
of the Gould issues.
Denver & Rio Grande preferred. which
had declined 10 641z, 61z under Wednes-
days closing figure, rallied 10 oS14 at the
close net loss of only :. per cent and
the common. which had fallen from % al
the opening To 2514 in the early a. -. noon.
rebounded TO ., closing AT LAaJ ngure. a
net decline for the day of /. point Mis-
souri, Pacific rose on the news of the Rio
Csrande dividend from 44Ia 10 462a- closing
at 4S1a a net gain OF 4 point
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
GUGGENHEIMS QUIT RUBBER
Their Retirement from Intercar-
tinental Announced.

As was foreshadoved in The Trim,
early IN October. announcement has ao~
been made Of the resignation OF Dan;As
and S. r Gugsenhein as directors o. n.
IntercontinenraI Rubber Company and tn
sale 70 other interests OF the Guggena@ir
holdings OF stock. aggregatius around IA.
go shares These holdings, II has been IN
Gerstood. were almost entirely cor1noa
stock. Of which the Morgan interests vs-.
said 20 have been the purchasers
In a list OF the large stOckhOlders OF Il.
company published last spring DanieI. :
r. Murry. Simon and Isaac Guggenhst-,
appeared as the owners or 1860 sha-sx
each OF the common. and Edward Bruss
OF the American Smelling and Refnszr
Company, was down as holding &2
shares. commonly supposed to b. GUgssa
helm stock The FIVE Guggenheln broEhs.s
were also IN the list as the owners a.
21oo shares each OF the preferred srocx
which issue the company Is retiring
The common stock Is held IN v0tfnr
trust \. Chester Beatty. a veif-kno1s
mining engineer identified With the Gusz-z.
helms retired as a voting trustee lss-
March and a fsw weeks ago the two 0tn~
trustees resigned. the new voting trUsta.s
being Albert Fl. EiGgin. vice-prssidsnt ~
president of the bank OF -he Manhatrsr
Company and, like Mr. WiEein q Clirscrs-
of the Bankers Trust COmpanS. il wfics
the Morgan interests are dom To n slf
E J BerWind. long associated with TaOr-
as = Ryan. the largest individual stock.
holder IN the rubber company and fsi
iow-direct0r with Mr. Wisziu IN the Qua
ranty Trust COMPANY. another Morgan IN
sriturion In October Charles II sabr
vice-p president Of rhs Guaranty. was alectAa
70 the board of tire I1tercouti1e1caI E-5-
Der Company. presums bly, a. a Gorgr
representative
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

THIRD AvENUE-The James l. Wells Com
pany has sold Nc 26s3 Third avenue, three
story business building. Oh lot 2jxioo feet, near
l43d street The buyer is client of William
2. Rooney
45TE sTREET-Alfred J. Robertson has sold
for Mar 9. Duffy to James a. Farley Nc -
West 45th street four story dwelling house,
on lot 1esxl00.J feet. Fifth avenue. Mr..
Farley will erect on the site > Two story build
ing. which Is 10 be LEASED 10 one tenant for a
term OF years
list sTREET-Rose FiseheI has sold No. 1eo
East list street. ;tree story dwelling house on
lot 16x1ea-o feet. between Lexington ami Third
avenues.
GOTH STREET-C'harles Raab purchased from
Mary Downev Nos .2q and o41 est .ioth street
two four story and basement dwelling houses on
q plot 5ox1oo.5 feet. beJwesr West End and
Amsterdam avenues.
SEVENTH AVENUE-The II NJ Well CON-
pany soid for the Clark and Van Beuren estate
to 4 client Nos 29o and 292 Seventh avenue old
buildings. Oh a plot 30 1X9T.i feet, between 26th
and 9th streets.
2TTH STREET-Henrv W Boettger silk
merchant bought the twelve story loft building
al No - 70 81 West 9TH street on a Mot I0ftx
100 feet about 13s feet west Of Broadway, from
Max and Henry Cohen.
I20TII STREET, Clarence Davies has sold
for Jacob Firsch No - East 120th street. near
Madison avenue, the I'VE story faIhouse lot
.JxIo0 feet
124TH sTREF-T-AErs- Eliza Guggenheirner
sold the fhree six story ana basement apart
5S3 10 54I West 124th street. known as Elrrcre
Court, 10 the Fabian Construction Company. She
story loft building. in course OF construction. on
q plot lolz92 feet al No 40 70 46 West 10th
street. just east Of Sixth avenue
SEVENTH ATENUF-The Henry " WE'LL
Company has sold for the Clark and Van Beuren
estates Nos. 2eo and 232 Seventh avenue. two
four story buildings. a plot 81 .FEx32 feet be
tween 26th and 9th streets The site will
probably be resod TO 4 builder FOR improvement.
MORTON -STREET-Pease & Gilman have
sold for James l.. CTuikshank the southeast cor
ner Of Morton and Greenwich streets a new
eight storE- building, on : plot ioozl02 feet.
leased for 3 long term 70 the General Electric
Company which intends In occupy +; about
March J. Nr- CrIiEsha-b tool. in exchange the
northeast corner OF Broad arE Kinney streets.
Newark y. J.. 80 feet il BID street and fES
feet in Kinney street.
THE BRO%X
MORRIS AVENL-E.-J- Clarence Davies hzs
sold 1or the Bronxland Realty Company the
northeast corner OF Morris avenue ard 15sth
street, SIX story apartment house. On e plot
5lx1el feet, known the BronxIand
10th STREET.-THE BelIwood Realty Com
pany has purchased from the estate Of Anna
kich the block front. the south side OF 17Oth
street, between Stebbins and Bristow
street plot 2oox2s feet. The buyer will erect
TWO five story apartment houses with stores on
Ihe site
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
we're filed yesterday in The United States
District Court:
OSCAR COLLIER. doing business as
Oscar Collier & Co. manufacturer of men 5
clothing at No. II Waverly Place, involun-
tary. Creditors: Harry Baum $50, J.
Abrahams. $50. and H H GOldstein, $500
insolvency ard made preferential pay
ments alleged Jesse Watson. receiver
was authorized TO continue business ten
DAYS Business liabilities, $4,000; assets,
$4,000. He started in business here anout
June l. 1888. coming from milwaukee,,
where he had been in the clothing DuSi-
ness since 1891 In September, 1909. ne
said he had considerable real estate in
The West. including q house in Milwaukee,
sas City, Kan, and 30 acres Of land in
Russell County. Kan
ALOIS STAUDT. carpenter, No 162 East
SD Street. involuntary Creditors: KaIJ
T.urnber Company, $50: Balfour < Kocn,
s226. and Frank c Buckhout- sl26- Assets.
s2,eoO
CHARLES LYNCH. meat market. No.
22s Ninth avenue; voluntary Liabilities.
include Thomas Lynch. $3.50. for rent and
loans, and Samuel Nagie. 1851.
DIR. PHILIP SCSSMAN, of No. 13 ST.
Marks Place. voluntary Liabilities. 81
954: nominal assets. si2o in small out
standing accounts. He claims exemption
of 5000 worth of surgical Instruments He
has Only one creditor. Frteda Lazarowttz.
OF No 13S Orchard street who obtained a
Judgment against him for $3.50 on No
vember Il for damages for alleged negh-
gence.
JOHN KANE. residing at No. sc7 West
4th street. voluntary. Liabilities, Sl0.i30,
assets s59s in accounts. Creditors: The
Bouker Contracting Company, sc.42O;
Goodwin Sand and Gravel Company. 81
500. and the Manhattan Trap Rock Conn
pany sess In the contracting business for
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
RECORDED LEASES.
With name and address Of less.
DECEMBER !.

BoWERY- rs and 49,: Alfred r Conkliug
et a. trustees. 10 Thomas 7 Carew and Michael
Brennan: yrs from Jan /. 1911; s., 500. ad-
dress. 20 West 49th 81.
BROADWAY. a.. first foor and basement:
Sarah Gardner and anc- exrs, 10 Gustave and
Henry Fulk: = ITS from Feb l, 1911; s., 500. ed-
dress. s92 Broadway
ELDRIDGE ST. 20 and 212: Paulina schvar-z
SO coo; address, eos Eldridge 81.
HESTER ST l94 and 1856. ground foo- 70
gether witt - feet adjoining Baxter 81; Otto
Lorenzo q Co to Morris Il H0rovitz: yTs iron.
Feb l. 1911: Sl.61J: address. l34 Mott
9Th AVE. T49 store front. part cellar and
part second hcor: John Rcschlan and 20
John r Greene: = WIS 8 from Dec !. 1910;
s.. 500: address 51e West J1st -.
10TH AVE. $50. store and parT basement;
Isabella Bendick 10 Michael I-avallo: . y-s from
Dec II, 1910: Sse0: address. :;33 10Th ave.
23D ST. - West; Nonella Renting Co to
Frank Russek Fur Shop: from Dec !. 1910,
Jan !. 1911. ana from month 10 month here
arte-: 800 3 month; address. 45 Eas- 18th
13STE ST 434 East store: De C+oode Realty
@ To Hy:nan Blassulan: : yrs mos from Nov
: 1910: $50: address, 434 Last 13sth ST
I6IST ST go East; Harry Meltzer and ano
20 John n E3uilwiGkel. , yrs from Dec !. 1910;
address. 80 East 16lst ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
MECHANICS li6NS-

sTH AVE o7e 70 sso: Luigi Costaoiis sS Go
Columbus Circle Arcade co. owner FoN N -
contractors. s579.
2DTH ST 80 East; Louis Herman 70 80
Frederick TT Thorue. owner and contrscl" go
tssTFI ST rs and 2to West: Carrnine fIIaIIa ru.
ag+ e-,zrfes = Miller owner: Yincenzo La IoIre
and Peter kItisri. contractors si4e-
ARTHUR AVE. 9 3. 100 II n OF lssth 81 ~ ~
10.t. STANDARD Plumbing supply co at perez
Faalty Co owner and contractor: Neiss2erger o.
Bschon contractors: 500.
to6TH ST n : 100 n OF 4th ave, X:
Anton Larsen agt Max Epstein and Harris
Cohen. owners 4renewal1I $50
43D ST. East: William Mcffibtoc. ssr L>e1ss
X Hoag owner and contractor: $3.50 81
sTH AVE g72 to 9s2: Realty Iron Works 90
sgt Columbus Circle Arcade Co. owner; Sisrnund
Fox. contractor; $3.50
sTH AVE. s7o to es2: William L McEiraTey
agt Columbus Circle Arcade Co owner. SlsInuld
Fox and 5 Fox & co. contractors: $3.50
HOE AVE. s. - Il OF 1T2d 50. 0'11o":
Oriental FireproOf Sash and Door 60 agt Alfred
Olsen (or Oiesen). owner and contractor. $40
ANTHONY AVE of 10th 81. 45xso'
= y Du Bois < Co aEt r A Ten Brook 20.
JDSepI 4 BTieTl. contractor STD
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
RECENT REALTY BUYERS.

Michael De Alesander IS the buyer Of No.
% Downing street. sold recently by the
Tluross Company for Michael Brosnan and
others
Mime. Francis. OF Broadway. between 46th
and 47th streets. Is the buyer of No l5i
West 4sth street, foUr-story dwelling. on
lot I7xIGo feet, soI3 yesterday by H Rein
l7eimer for Dr. < NcDougar- The property
= = four-story dwelling adjoining the en-
-rance TO the Lyce.Im Theatre. and VIII be
filtered 10 q nillFpery establishment.
The Lawyers Realty Company is the
buyer Of No III East list street, sold re-
Gently by Som Bros. through the Freder-
fck 7 Barry Company.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Uith name ana address of puFcAas
DECEMBER /.
MANHATTAN

AE Ally lu2 II " o. CHTys.ie 9-a s. o - =,
of Eivington - @sI6- * C0iTaa WacS 1ao 70
address. Brooklyn
AvFNu-E =. Y 10 # n Of 77th s.. 26xe4;
Charlotte Zirker to Emf! L kiega; Dec l: 800;
address. 167 West 18th 81.
Thompson 81 25x1O0: CarIotta Z Patten 70 Alvin
: strasburger: 1-3 part: this deed given as per
general release etc. party first part; Sept 23
81: address, lbs West 17th St
COLUMBIA ST. I25 sty brk. e4xloo; AbraTn
FHshel 10 Morris Resented tIntE Sl1'ooo} Dec i
sIOO: address, 2sS Delaney 81
CHAMBERS ST .d 80 # 1sssc of = Gh15GR Ga71 St It,
1,,I;e 59HIS9i ~ 20 ca- 6eS 81 address ss Pierre
pont ST. Brooklyn
CHARLES ST. Is. sty hrk c2xes; Gustav A
Welt, eIr to James Coyle: Dec /; $4,000: ad-
dress. 70 Carnline st
FDGECOMBE AVE. s. 1910 Fl Of 18TH st,
II 6xese: Edward p Livingston 10 Susan Mel
Livingston. BIZ parts; g; Dec IL 81 ad-
dress CFerrnont Columbia County. y !.
EAST BROADWAY. pa. sty brk, 23x--, 10
Division ST. Jacob Harris TO Chalia Harris t11tg
s3s. .oO0,: y part; Dec /: 81: address, 3 West
18TH ST.
o5oERCK ST W s. I5o II of Delaney st.
Ioox1oo. George Hillard 10 the Rudulph WaHach
Co mtg sac, CO. all liens. Dec /; slOr: address.
I3 Park Row.
I.ENoX AVE a57. sty brk. 2sx75; Charles
Tschanett 70 Henry T oTesener amig s51.gp'
SAME PROPERTY: Henry T Dressner 20 Ray
Dressner 1ntg s20.oon. Nov 30: 800 ADDRESS,
above
I.FNox AVE. Us 70 119 sty hrk. cor
1tSfb - 60 IIxs5; 18th st 1872 West. 2o1 io0 II;
Ha-rv Levy and sno 10 MaN Rosenbaum and
bernard Rsrhkovsslzy. 40, 20. 500: address. 80
West 10th
MULBERRY ST. S. 141.5 q n OF Broorne
50xIoo: William Cutler 20 Michele brigante'
Nov .: 81 address. 2fs Lafayette St
WEST END AVE zs3. sty brk Ia.5xTe;
Henrietta Haas 20 William L sutphn frutx f33.
900: Dec J: s1c9: address. Oyster Bay. Long
Island.
2D AVE . 5 5oS 4 n - s4th -. cax1oo;
-leodora BAILEY 70 Alto. Tsn 3 Bailey Nor .
81. address IL Esst Tsth 81
81 AVE a52 sty hrh IS 2x75, Charlie. 3
Ronglv 70 Katharine = Fitzpatrick irlrg 81 500.
De- 7. 81 address, 4a5 Lexington
n SRI
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
WILL HAVE A GLASS FACADE
Business Structure Planned to Replace
45th Street Dwelling House.

James a. Farley. who has just purchased
from Mary Cannon Duffy. through a. J.
Robertson. the Old dwelling house No L
West 45th street, on lot 16.SxIoO.5 feet,
intends to erect OF the site a two story
business building. the roof and facade of
which Will be entirely Of glass The site
is two doors west of the old cab stable
property which Mr. Farley bought last
year ard sold to the Brevoort Construction
Company, and the two intervening dwell
ing houses, Nos. and 10. covering similar
sized lots. have been replaced py six story
business structures.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

LEWIS ST -: Herman Gold agt EiizaDeth
Wittich ct al: Nov - 1910: $1.J33-
WILKINS PI- Jennings 50, Aaron
Gilman agt David Herman ct al: Nov IS, 1910i
81. 1876 ~.
18TH ST 10 ana IL GsSt. AnL..tLO A$ai'
ag1 ! EugsIsberg et al. Nov 26. 1910: So
255TH ST. n :. 100 r OF 9th ave; august
EDobIich agt Joseph BIamfOrd et al: Oct Il. lsiO
csnceIled.: S}s 10.
sGTH ST. L.: East Morris + Weiss aE- Tray
Hoppi1 al: Nov - 1910 tty bond. s165-
WEBSTER AVE. =. 40. 10 II of 10th st:
Hymau Levine aRt Carl 4 Montgomery ct a..
Nov {. 1910 (by bond} S2. 2oo-
BAILEY AVE. e 5. - II Of RostOn I'd /:
Fiske & 90. Inc agJ Roma Construction and
Engineering Co et al: Nov %. 1910: s292 80
10TH ST So and 6s West: CielIe-r & son agt
George = Hayes - al. AIg - 19f0. 500
SAME PROPERTY: same agt same: Aug -.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Hugo Ritterbush 10 Frederick Armstrong
anG ano, trustees: $50. .OOc
Helena Westheimer tc Samuel Levy: So. 0S.
Central Holding co To Philip Jacobs; Sl5.50o
Samuel Levy TO Henrietta Kahn; Sl5oOo-
Frank Williams ana ano TO 7 4 Jewell. IS. 500
Charles II Won Dehsen to Richard II Arnold:
Richard Arnold to Charles H strumpfel:
$3.50
CHARLES Jackson 70 Pearl weinman: $4,000.
John ] ZuIch to Standard Plumbing Supply
george Mayer exr TO E Maud Edserton:
s325.
Matthew Mcnamara TO Nora Meade: s1oo.
John Bussing jr. to Paul Baumgarten and
''-C Charles Merinon TO Title Guarantee and Trust
Rachel Gross to Abrarn Fistel: 81.
Edward ] Wilson to Melvin Brown; 81
Frederic r Coudert, gun. TO Title Guarantee
a'ty Maven E Butter exr. to Henry A c Tnyl~;
$40. 600 ., -,,-
''9:9ai GHagies p Rowland Albert Crane ct al.
'fqs.e7 fr6yn- weiss Realities to Joseph Krmsky; ST.
Margaretta c spedden to Colonial Trust Co
Wilson Distling Co to Richard Harrison: 81.
Richard Harrison TO Bernheim Distiiling Co:
woodrnout Realty Co to American Mortgage
Co: sloo. -, o.o
American Mortgage co to Rosalie Corn; s1.oao.
William H Stenkamp 10 Thomas p Hewley:
1000
Indiana Gtbsrson 10 Hannah a Zadg, SlO0-
Walsh & Hartwig, Inc 10 John Ryan $50.
William Alexander to Frances 6 Alexander: 81
Alice NJ Patchen, trustee, TO Elizabeth J
C@niIds, trustee; $1,000.
Van Norden Trust %, trustee. to Julius Hal
perm 81.
Rachel II Powell TO Max Kobre; s12.5co
Louis NJ schwan 10 y Life Insurance. Co;
$50 600.
Same to same; $500 600.
George W Murray Charles Eioyvland; s13-
COO
Same 10 same; $in.6s0.
Title Guarantee ana Trust Company 10 United
States Trust Co; s15a,o
same 10 BankerE Trust Co: S25 900.
same TO Jacob Cohen S9oo0.
Same to New York Bible society: St-5 00o
Same To Excelsior Savings Bank; $50 noG
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to
LAWYERS Mortgage Co; So. 600.
Jacob Marx 70 Joseph L Mooney; s4. .00e
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co 10
George " Murray. SIS. 600.
Same same; s1oo00
Rosa Sctleuer 10 Michael Palladtno s.. 500
= dney Allen aud auo. trustees, 10 Emma A
HiIlsr. 81
schnitz & Eulerstcfn Unc> TO Henry Walker.
SO 0o0
Same same. 5000.
Mabel 6 Decker Edward ] wrscn $3.50
Same TO same, $500
Same same. $500
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
SAYS NEW ROAD WOULDN'T PAY
Washington Expert Testifes at Hear
ing ON Proposed B., r. & z. Line.

Albany. Dec. III. T. Newcomb. OF
Washington. an expert on economics and
transportation. gave testimony before the
Public Service Commission to-day 10 show
that the theory of those behind the pro
posed construction of the Buffalo. Roch-
ester & Eastern Railway was erroneous In
believing that there was sufficient volume
Of business TO enable new road across
this state with sloo.ono.cno capital TO pay
returns to those having money invested IN
IT,
Mr.. Newcomb insisted that figures show
that James ]. HilIs idea that this coun-
try would soon arrive a. the stage when
" would grow no surplus wheat for eX-
port was correct. He declared further that
the Buffalo. Rochester & Eastern would
require gross earnings ~ the rate OF sis 90
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02

a mile. and that this sum would be ne.r..
five times the average earnings OF the -as
roads of the United States and more sh,-
is now earned by any road in this couns-r
except two or three long established nr-
in denseIy populated and industriailv ac-s,.
communities History showed. he declar.s
that every road built under like circr,,r
stances, paraIlelfng an established rom.
resulted in heavy losses TO the people W.
invested their money
New-York tribune., 1910-12-02
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANFATTAN.

10Th ST 325 and 327 East. for a sty brk
tenn1t. :5ftxSS II. Friedman Construction 90. III
Broadway. owner: Bernstein & Bernstein. 81
East 23d -. architects. cost. $50 06r
THE BRONX
223D ST 2sO e IF White Plains I'd. fcr
four . sty brt dvlgs. 2fx54 Philip 6raUch. 531
fremont ave. owner; Ebeliug. 1856 Walker
ave. architect, total cost S2S G9o
OLNSTEAp AVE. : fu0 r. = % Starting
ave. for sly frarre shop. 52x7n- T Mac
kar1zis. fc+% Theriot ave. owner, 2 EbeinE- ifo6
Walker ave. architect. cost. s. 500
MACE AVE. n 2 . fr Of Barker ave; for a
sly frame dwlE 20T52: Frank Nsrhrcr. fi2S
Walker ave owner 3 EbeliuE t13s Walker ave,
architect: cost. $ 500