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New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
BANKER STOPS q DROUTH
z. C. Converse Drains Lake to
End Suffering About Greenwich.
TBv Teleeraph to The Tribune

t4'@ ASl-SEEpn 10 me tribune.
Greenwich. Conn. Dec. 22-Edn,lna G.
Converse. the New York banker, who has
fifteen hundred acres under cultivation here
on his Conyers Farm estate. saved the vii
lages of Rye. Pert Chester, Greenwich, Cos
cob. Riverside and Sound Beach from q
water famine to-day He turned over his
private lake TO the Greenwich Water Com
pany that il might serve its patrons Incl
dentally- all the bass in the lake Went with
the water, and residents Of Stanwich, near
The lake, will eat bass for several days
The towns supplied from Greenwich were
without water from midnight Wednesday
te D. m Thursday. Then the pumping be-
san TO show, and it was expected that a
fair amount Of water would be available by
morning
The water stopped flowing without warn.
ing The company, knowing that the sup
ply was going fast, set up q. pumping plant
on the Converse estate by the lakeside The
cold snap affected the boilers, and the
water. instead OF flowing to its destination,
froze over large area OF ground People
woke this morning 10 face a real water
famine.
Besides the inconvenience to families, the
New haven road had 70 bring water IN
tank ears from New Haven and Stamford
&C power Ft1Aa1tS GL SOSCOE sA1-d IL
Chester. The Port Chester plant, supplying
current for the New Roehelle-tc-Stamford
trolley line. and several Port Chester manu-
featuring plants and schools shut down.
small amount ef current from the White
Plains and Stamford plants allowed troi-
ley ears to make four miles an hour, and
once al hour locomotives hauled New
Haven trains south to Mount Vernon, where
the third rail was then used into New York
CITY.
/ In the midst of the water famine this
morning fire vas discovered in house IN a
tbiekly settled portion Of the village Two
automobile chemical engines checked the
blaze when about 500 damage was done
To-nieht furnaces and ranges are agaIa IN
Use snd the townspeople are singing the
praises Of Mr. Converse His lake hoids
l3e0. .0oo GO gallons Of water. and he has
agreed 70 give it all to the towns which
mead
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Greenwich
Savings Bank: SIS. 900.
Same to same: s3S. 600.
Same to Lotris Brush: $4,000. -
Jennie Kuretskv to Maurice Cohen. seSo oo
Trust Co of America. to Anna amend; s5t-ooV
Thomas Nichols 10 Chsr!ss ts s,snl eIanfs si0o
Lawyers Title Insurance and ITusI 20 W
Lawyers Mortgage Co: assts: s5btoe. oo
Henrietta Seckel to Hugo Lehman: s5.oeo. e.
Minnie C Blossom. trus. to Ellen Mey -
Michael P Kelly to Bridget FItzgeIaldi sSso"-
Sol Heilperin TO Marion Seigel; 81. 49,
Anna A Schulz 20 Herman W ortkey' e"s'
IS .054. c-,,,-.
Manhattan Mortgage Co to Hamilton securl-
Jacob Busch to Sarah Browne; 800
Jacob Doll to Sarah Brown: assIs: AlVo- =,
Jacob 4 Borrnan to Sarah Brown: 81
Seymour Realty Co to Lima Jaeoby ana ano
CbanticIer Realty Co 70 Alex Pfeirsr; 81
Morris Lang ana ano to Stanislaus Tuck
IL Els Elsie Powell to Edith Grinen: an interest
same TO Henry Grifen and ano: an in
terest of S1o506. .,s coo
Bond and Mortgage Guarantee CO 70 Iltis
Guarantees and Trust Co: $4,000.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Lewis
Wolff: 800
Hannah waIIach ct al 70 Bond and Aor'
gage Guarantee Co; sSoOOo
BANKERS Realty and Security Co 20 En- M
katharine NJ Tomney TO William Clare
Emma Biuuaen Krohn to Charles Alten
Catherine r Cumming TO Edw SfoIough
Samuel Eisernan TO Samuel Jackson: sio0
Charles II Topping 70 Robert L MorreIl: 81
Robert Morrell TO Bostwick fn9ms; 81
Mercer Cemetery, AT Trenton, y j, 10 DaFic
s
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23

from 1e7:h 70 ICED Company. coast artillery.
January IL
Second Lieutenant MARCEL 8 KEENE.
from l4lst TO 72d Company. coast artillery,
January IA
Leaves OF absence: First Lieutenant AnEINo
GIBSON. coast artillery. fifteen days from
January >. Lieutenant Colonel JOHN c. f
IILLSoN, 18th Infantry. month.
NAVY.
Chief Boatswain w BROOKS, placed 1,oon re-
tired list. detached the Franklin navy yard
Norfolk 20 home.
Pharmacist T. N PHILLIPS. placed upon re-
tired list. detached naval dispensary navy
@erd. Nerfolk: to home.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS-The fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been
reported:
ARRIVED
Dec 2t-Tha Dravton and tne Pauldinz at KEY
West: the Yankteu at san mar -hc
Birmingham, at Norfolk
SAILED
Dec. 21-The Culgoa. from wevr,ou-n for
5TaVeseno: the Drayton, from Havana for
Key West. the Lebanon. from NorfoIik for
New York: the Hannibal, from Norfolk for
Sfuantaaanlo: the Birmingham from Harnp-
ton Roads for Norfolk; the Fl Cano.
rom Manila Ter Hong Kong; the west Vsr-
ginia, the Maryland. the south Dakota the
california, the Colorado and the Pennxyl-
Vs-'ia. from san Diego for San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
/. DIX WOULD ABOLISH BOARD
Thinks Water Supply Commis'
sion Unnecessary, It Is Said.

Afoanv Dee Pm order 70 bring about
q -etrenchlaent in state expenditures, DEM
ecrats who have discussed state matters
,r;+t, C,overncr-eIect John a Dix declare
he will recommend IL his annual message
ta the legislature the reorganization OF
some of the state departments and the
abolition Of others Among other Things, II
is said. the Governor-eiect has looked with
favor On a proposition TO do away with the
State Water Supply Commission Tor tEo
reasons:
E~f-=+ 10 save at least s25.G0e annually
,7aid the FIVE members Of the commission,
end second, because he believes that
wafer storage and forestry matters should
bz handled by one state department, the
s+a+A Forest. Fish and Game Commission
Tha question OF purity OF water. Mr. Dix
oavisers say, should be q matter for the
consideration of the state Health Depart
meut.
Mr. Dix is deeply interested in the ques-
tom of water storage ard the develop
rraer+ Of the states power resources IN the
northern section. II IS stated that II IS
his hope that something OF practIeai nat
rre IN the development of these resources
-,iII he ACCOMPLISHED during his administra-
tten.
F. is understood that the Gerernor-elect
be< discussed the feasibility Of transferring
the erg5neering duties of the State water
SUNNY Commission 10 the State Engineer
ofTice-
rT-he spo~tsmen of the state have eA-
7-eszed the opinion that the forestry de-
nar+r,ent Of The state should be separateo
from, fish and game affairs
The state Water Supply Commission was
created curing the administration OF Gov
srnor Higgins. and its chief duty Is TO pass
8, mans for municipal water suPphes-
raa+er the preliminary work Of inFesllsat-
ire tl7a water power resources or the stare
ana me steps taken te develop them were
a5dAd 10 the duties of the commission
A1r Dix returned tonight from Mon
+raaI his train being about TWO honts 's-
,,,rs schedule time. The GoVeri4or-eieet
ygas much fatigued after his Canadian trip
- faur days. He was driven TO his nome
o,a retired early because Of a severe head
seFe He said he had 10 announcements
10 make tonight
II Is understood that the Governor-eiect
,,o,,r1ofed a rough draft of his anhuai
,,..szaee TO the Legislature while en- route
- ard from Canada
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
rFsTTrIEs AGAINST RosENTHAL
co-Defendsnt in Alleged Realty
sDipdle Tells of Signing Papers.

MIS- Margaret Graham Reed. VINO Is
Under Indictment with Irving ". Koseh =
tnai ard others on the charge OF con
e,,tr,pe to interfere with the legal fore-
.ios,,re of real estate mortgages, was 3
g-fraegs against Rosenthal yesterday IN 1he
criminal branch Of the Supreme Cour l.
,,yl,ere be Is Oh trial BY having the dti3
,f 2 niece OF real estate upoI7 which the
mortgage was ABOUT te be forecloseu
transferred to dunlBsy. il IS alleged that
az eonspired with others TO conceal ths
,,-l,ereaho1,ts Of the alleged dummy owner
until the mortgage had complied with
their demands 80,
as = -,a,rs.s she became acquainted @llh d
member Il the family OF jacob opllo, a
...-defendaut with her arc RosentIal, VII
EIF her Of sn easier way OF eaiil,.S
r7of,ev than by nursing She salo sl10
signed her name 70 s-apeTs on seNetat -
sas.ogls, receiving from s5 to - TOT s the
s.a-trfce II s alleged by the prosecution
tnsf ia this way Mrs. Reed vas USED as
one CO the dummy owners.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23

stafrsui1dinx Co ssr Mary A Tftxs-raid - s,s
Oct -. 1910: $500.
KELLY sT. 1ess to 1858: samuel AI4ooo-
v1tz aSr Boulevard Construction Co ~ - 3
Nov %. 1910 (bv bond}: sfss s3-
SAME PROPERTY; Jacob strurs et Al ax-
same: Dec 8. 1910 (by bondJ. s15s
LCpLOW ST. n 5. 90 ft OF Harernsvs-
ave. Hsrbison-Walker Rerracrorfes Co az.
Roth Construction Co er al Dec :. 1910 sfeS-
MONROE ST. 81: Abe Warm azr Julia y
Lee et al: Nov %. 1910 iby bondt. s4sT 81
I24rH ST. f4s 70 f4s West Osis Elevator
Go act District Realty Co ct al. Dec 10. 1910
tby bondJ: s1.I0o.
HOE AVE. = I25 ft 9 Of ITsd st. Giuseppe
Gulotra aSt East One Hundred and Sixty
$500
BROADWAY. cor OF sl,G st: T = y
fhom & co axt Irter5orouxh Rapid Trrsi-
Co et al: Feb %. 1910. x226 ss.
BRoADWAY sas 20 ssT: David snuidfn-- AZ.
trasndeH Realty and Construction Co a.
IAN 8. 1909. s. 4ss .,
e5TH ST. S5sh ST. - and 81 aves. whoIs
block. KIsnsrt & Roserblurh urcl axr Third
avenue Passenger Railway Co ct a.; Nov 70.
1910, S25 20.
WILLOW AVE. i3eth 81: same az.
Third Avenue Railroad Co se AL Nov q f31OI
Sal s.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF les
DECEMBER %

LENox AVE. 1S6 room in Of store. es-
tate of John Schnug To Louis Siverrnan: 5 yrs
from Jan /, 1911; 81 GEO; address, 90 East
18th ST.
MONROE ST IS: Wolf sorner and ano TO
Louis Nathanson; 3 yrs from Dec 1. 1910; S3,S16;
address, IS Monroe st.
WEBSTER AVE CO.'S; store; Webster ave
2030 storage rooms; Frederick Roth TO Max
Muller: yrs from May l. 1911; 1850; address,
POPS Webster
WASHINGTON ST, /. cor Battery Pl,
store and cellar; Lima Aschauer to Emily ofner
and ano; Vt s from Dec l, 1910, 81 400;
address, 81 West 18th ST.
Sd AVE. 1908, store, &c: joel Kraus TO Morris
Kaufer; 10 yrs from Jan l, 1911; 81 200: address.
S6I Lerox ave.
sTH AVE. 32S n W cor 26th st: all: Henry
Siefke, ex'r to Rudolph RESELL and ano; yrs
mos and - days from Dec Is 1910: So 6C0;
address, 323 Sd ave.
18TH ST, 444 East; Giovanni Parisi to Cornela
Monte; 3 yrs from Nov 1, 1910; 50 500; address,
444 East 18th ST
18TH ST. 100 East; CaIista P C Paradise 70
Abraham Chopak: 10 yrs mos from Sept /,
1910; $1,000; address. f0S East 5sth st.
101ST ST. 100 East; Anna Nj Zimmerman to
Marie T Z Rumsn; / year mos from Dec l..
1850: sse3; address. 106 East 101st st.
16aD ST. 945 East; cellar; Joseph Handler to
Raphael Morea; 1 Yrs II mos from Feo l. 1911;
S10o to $3.50; address, 945 Z 163d st.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
CRIMINAL COURTS SAFE
Grand Jury Recommends Changes in
Structure, However.

The grand jury which investigated the
condition Of the Criminal Courts Building
reported 10 Judge Grain. in General Ses-
sions, yesterday that they had found tt3
structure TO be safe for habitation. AT the
same time the jurors recommended thar
the temporary snoring under some OF tbs
arches be removed and the arches
strengthened in some permanent manner.
Improvements in the plumbing heating.
ventilating and elevator equipment OF the
building are also urged. Borough Fresi-
dent McAneny, who was witness before
the grand jury, said that s70.e0 would Dc
expended by him for the purposes 70
ferred %
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
TRADING IN BROOKLYN.

Henry pierson & Co. have sold No. 6a2
Baltic street, near Fifth avenue and the
Fourth avenue subway. Brooklyn. It IS a
two story and basement frame dwelling
house. % feet wide II was sold for Jo-
hanna Ericsson to q client for occupancy
Also sold No. S651s 1sth street, near Sew
euttl avenue a three story and basement
fancy brick house, TO a client for invest
rnen+. The seller took a row Of these houses
in exchange recently through the same bro
keraee house.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
TOWNS WATER SUPPLY GONE
West Springfield. Mass, Face to Face
with d Famine.

SpringfieId Mass. Dec. 22.-The water
supply Of West Springfield became ex-
hausted to-day and the inhabitants of the
town found themselves face to face with a
water famine. One of the half dozen large
paper mills was obliged TO suspend opera
tions and the repair shops of the New
v-orlr Central Railroad also had to shut
down
+, order 10 relieve the distress occasioned
he rho failure of the water the Springfield
authorities stretched a line Of hose across
t1,e old tau bridge and furnished the town
an emergency supply from one Of the
Springfield mains.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23

course K 100 # 100 It 55l:s ~ 70 rs = :
Fordham I'd IG3.11 # to beg1nnin>sss ~, - ~ :
A Sater 70 A Olcrin Salter: all ttis' ~ A'
1902: 81: address, 140 Nassau 81.
WEBSTER AVE. " g. lis ft q psa.ora ,l,i
PARK Boulevard 5ox12011; Bronx IN InVss.iiieil - 81
Co to Auletta * Co; and s. Dec --' 81 "eF
dress 100 Broadway.
WASHINGTON ST. s. = lot 44 mp OF
Unionport sox10o: Jennie Winteroolaoo LOT 10
Harvey ] Eutz frass S1,25o): Dec o. sIoo' az
dress S2s Dawson St
2S9TI ST, 3 10o It OF Keplsr ave. 4o4Iu.
AlInura A Harmed 10 Charles p Haliock eifoS naS
s500l; all liens: Dec III; s4.foo; address, ''s
ST
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23

25x7s feet They have also sold for client to
the same company eleven lots. each 25xi00 feet,
situated in Berger avenue, Linden Park, Staten
Island.
115TH STREET.-THE Waranaug, an eight
story structure at Nos 62S and e3I West 115th
street. has been sold by the Alcazar Realty
Company fAnthony schwoerer, jr.1 to an in
vestor. The Waramaug occupies a pict 50x
1G0.1t feet on the north side of t15th street.
about I60 feet east OF Riverside Drive.
4sTH STREET-Arthur Brisbane has bought
from AIphonso de Navarro No. Is West seth
street. four story and basement dwelling
house On a lot q. .6x1605 feet.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
METROPOLITAN LENDS sf,225, 600.

The Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
many has loaned 10 the Yorkshire Realty
and Construction Company s50o,oot on the
southeast corner of Broadway and H5th
street. a plot 1o911x100 feet, and St20,e0 on
the preperty, 107.4x1oa feet, at the north
west corner Of Broadway and s2d street.
where twelve story apartment houses are
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
COUNTRY SALES OF PROPERTY.

George B Cranston sold Ter Mrs S4lee-
han the former john Reynolds farffi' at
Katonah y. Y, to a Mr.. Sparks VINO VIII
improve for his occupancy.
Henry H Risley sold the Marshall nome
stead and grounds, IN Marble avenue
p,easantviIle. n. Y, to James Flynn: also
+,ro lots sonth side OF Bedford road, 70
trinkelstein Rrnthers. Of Osslning.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

PARK AVE. ss5. sor sty srk tvH. .2k7Sh
3 Welles. I.iip. Long fsiand orasrDs
Iro~orfdge g. Livingston. 527 Sr1 ava a<chf-
tects: $4,000.
1WIH ST. a q f25 II . OF Broadway: for y
sly ork apartment "a i1xf00 10. I0stn Street
Realty and Construction Co, 20 Wssr 31sc u.
owner; G q z Blum. sos 5th ave. arc1itscsss
BROADWAY, ss5 src ss5: scr u sly erN
store And lofts. 30 3x2oc 70 Merc.r ST. 3S3-96S
Broadway Co. IS Park Ro~. owner; q Kcst--
Ter. 4Se 9th ave- arcfitsct: ST., coo
THE BRONX.
SPUfTEN DUyyfL RD o. ec.23 q &c
Fort Morris Railroad 2 2 sry hollow tile 6vDs.
2tN-4, Charles r Dernarest- a. william q, Swu--
er; Robert " Gardner. 1sc y 2S.h ST. Archtescex
cost, 81. GOO
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

CROT0NA PARKWAY. 9 3s43 - Of
f11th ST, 54x147xJdx124-4: 4: DAILY ave, s. $50 2.
Of nth ST, 51xI33. Sx56x1265; Isaac L Kio
and Philip Rhinelan5er, exrs, loan Rosa Realty
Co $4,000
WEBSTER AVE W g. LIS z = ot Bsdtc-s
Park Boulevard 5ox12o IL: Bronx Invsstnnsnr
Co loans Auletta & Co s5S 099
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
STEM BUYS HOUSE.

Renianlin Stern has bought from George
W Vanderbilt the dwelling heuse No y
xres+ 53d street Adjoining the premises III
- -,ar is the home OF John ID. Roekefei-
,.r Mr stern also owns and occupies NO
West Esd street.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
COSTLY DWELLING HOUSE SOLD
Eberhard Faber's Place on Staten Isl
and on Large Plot Disposed Of.

Eberhard Faber, manufacturer Of lead
neutiIs has sold his home at Livingston,
Sratan Island, through Frederick w
,Ianss.n. The house cost s1o0.0e0 and stands
on a plot $50 by $40 feet and is one Of the
bsnfsenest properties about the popular
Livingston Field Club.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
REALTY NOTES.

,,hart 3. Ashforth and Leo Less nego-
- The sale OF Nos. 23s and 2n West
so4, street for the estate Of Edward A
Des,rey to Charles Baah.
,rht owners OF Amelia Ha1i. No. 5S6 to 90
West fIth street, deny the reported sale OIL
- t1ttidinR
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
srsrru ISLAND LOTS SOLD.

The Cuozzo & Gagiiano Company las
SOLD 10 the Caesar Realty & Construction
Company eleven lots on Burgher avenue
Under, Park. Staten Island.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
nae folIowlng sales were reeorded at q

The following sales were recorded at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooru, Nos. Il
and Is vesey street. yesterday:
By Joseph P Day.
Sd AVE, $3.50 W s. 1898 # OF 16sth st, o5x
1o4.4x irreg, sty frame dwls: admr's sale
3+TH ST 331 ard 333. S. $40 # 8 OF I'd ave,
4ox91 6, 8 sty tenmt and stores; David Israel
agt ] Z Brande ct al: I 7 Danziger, atty; D
Hirsch ref: amt due. sI.742 80; taxes etc. $3.50;
sub TO a first mtg of $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS.

sz,cTERDAM AVE cor OF 5eth st
r4nii (zriupen & Co agt College OF Physician
and Surgeons and the trustees of Colurbis
College ct al; Nov 1S' 19lO Coy deposlJ
S4s 40
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, cor Of 151st st
rsroollIvn Fireproof Sash and Door Co as
!jIIon Construction Co ct al; Dec Il. 1910 Cd.
deposit): s27.
SAME PROPERTY: same ast same: Dec 21
1910 (by deposit); $50
BROADWAY. se cor Of 4Sd st: Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
LIS PENDENS s.

JANSEN AVE. cor 22ssh SC. S5xsA-ss
foreclosure Of mtg: attorney, G " PearsalL
STANTON ST. 10: Nathan Kohn szt Gisells
Berger ~ al foreclosure OF mtg1s attorneys.
Fischer & ROsenbaum
OLfNvILLE AVE. 34Os. Carter. Black d
Ayres azr Poidow Conservation Co froreclosors
OF mts1i attorneys, Watson * krfstelier-
GRAND ST, = "a II = OF Mott st, -. LIZ
100; Lima Ettltryer agt Ptsrro Mel 80 a. fore
closure OF Mtg; attorneys. Peacock 81 SrsVes-
CHERRY ST. As and 42sI=: Edward z Col
ton asr Mary German (1orics OF IeEy)s srro--
ney. L W Eisenberg.
SoTH ST, 433 and 435 East; George T Evald
ct al agr Nathaniel n Prayer er al fforeclosur.
of mtg: attorneys Johnston & Johnston
10TH ST. 13J East; Annie Gissei et a. exTs,
ast Minnehaha A JTnker &c al tfOrecIoslre o.
mtg: attorney. J NJ Rider.
18th ST. 80 East: Tenement HoUss Depart
nent agt Nathan E-esiergreer notice Of levyrs
attorney. A r Watson
18TH ST. 3O3 East. Tenement Houss Depart
ment ast Louis RinaldO tnotics Of levy; artor-
ney, A Z Watson
SAITH ST 347 West. City OF New York sx-
John Il Schsrer Cnotiee of levy: attorney. a r
TIFFANY ST. $ intersection
Southern Boulevard. 1G0xI5; Edward Thompson
agr Charles A E.berhardr &C al (nortcs OF lsvy1s
attorney, NJ II Ellison
GREENWICH ST. Sa9. and Beach ST. 50 and
So; William p Collins ast Sarah a Wood sc al
tpartition}; attorneys. ArrUvsnnith & Dunn
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
WESTMINSTER HOME SALE.

George 3. Cranston and H H Risiey
,,a,,e sold for Mrs. Eheehan to Mr. SPARKS
the former John Reynolds farm az ha-
+ouah. westchester County.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
-rr PRIVATE SALES MAREE f.
MANHATTAN.

--r rrr-T-rTbs cuozo 6s Gasltanc Com
@ ios "a "a sold Ser a client 10 the Caesar Realty
sndS Construction Company tne So st"Ig 49, 1.
nent house NO. Cd East Io'eh S''
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
A ERArIONS
MANHATTAN.

MANHATTAN
14TH ST. s. 80 - OF Ave 3; 20 s-7~
car barn: Third Ave r Co. owner; a Arkt,-
son. Madison ave, architect: x35,o1c.
THE BRONX
CROTONA AVE w s. 2fs r. g in T OF p.fhar,,
ave: . sty brk hospital. 121x43: City OF Nev-j
York. owner; Raymond z A.nirall fs5 Madiso-S
ave. architect: cest, $40 600
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23
a BARGAIN

csentiernan's country estate, 1IA acres nes-
ETsToN 81. FRENCH. 141 Broadway. y.
= GREAT FARM BARGAIN.-TEN ACRES
OF cleared land rich soil, price $1,000
terms. s1Oo down. balance $40 per month Caii
~ SUTTON. 80 West 1s1st 81. View York
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23

REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE
FOR SALlSX LOTS. THIRD AVENUE
Bronx: excavatels equity. $1,000 VII ex-
change FOR Bronx improved and cash OWNES.
Room 6o4, 19s Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPosEs
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune., 1910-12-23

sIDS FOR DRyDOCK CAISSONS.-Bids
sor the construction of the caissons Tor the
cryoock now in process OF building at the
rear Earbor. Hawaii naval station; the
F-get Sound, Washington. Navy Yard and
tne New York Navy Yard were opened AT
ne Nary Department to-day. The lowest
9caer Tor the New York caissen was the
snsre & Triest Company. OF New York,
"hoss price was S122 SSo. The Moran ccnl-
ISaE. q Seattle. was the lowest bidder for
ne Other tWo caissons, rs proposal for the
Hsarl Harder caissons being $4,000 ano for
ne Puget Sound structure sl25.o90
NORTH DAKOTA EXPL0STON--Coai
sas isnited by z match struck by the VIC
IN was the cause Of the explosion On the
aatieship North Dakota. at Portland. Eng
-sid, or December T. according to the find
a-g of board Of inquiry appointed by Cap
tan Albert GIeaves Il Evans. & coal
Rassers who died from burns received in
tte explosion. entered The coal bunker 70
take zap Finding that ne needed light
ae struck match which ignited gas &c
oaEnulated in the b1nker All the bunkers
o The ship have been examined by the
Sos-o a1d found 70 % IN normal condition.
NIrh TIE exception O. the one ia which the
s'@0ent occurred
ORDERS TsSUED-The following orders
aase ksen issued
ARMY.
'4estellaut CoIoneI MfEAARD 2 WALTZ, 9th
lslzaztrz. froEa washington 70 Fort Shsrt-
Gan
-+.or JoEN A. DAPRAY- retired. cetaiied
pgoseEs.r q ms lta-y science sHe tactics at
- Feecock MilitarE Cellege- san antonio
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A>-a-1 L4eatenen. HAROLD L. GARDINER.
Cañon City record., 1910-06-09
FATHER OF ALDERMAN
COOPER DIED LAST NIGHT

From Tuesdays Daily.
man D. N. Cooper. died shortly after
600 o'clock yesterday afternoon in
the seventy-sixth year of his age af-
ter a lingering illness. He was born
in Lawrance county, Ohio, May J..
1888, and came to this state from Mis-
souri, in 1881 and purchased a ranch
four or five miles south of Cotopaxi
where he lived about twelve years
subsequently coming to this city
which has been his home since 1905.
Deceased was a soldier of the civil
war and by reason of his infirfnities
during the last few years drew one of
the largest pensions from the gov
ernment bestowed upon any man In
this county. Mr.. Cooper resided at
various times in Missouri, Colorado.
Utah, Wyoming. Montana and other
teemed by those who knew him. He
had been in declining health for a
long period and for two or three
years had been an almost helpless in
valid. Besides a widow he leaves
four sons and one daughter, in addi-
tion to many friends, to mourn HIS
death. The children are George
Cooper. Sherman Cooper. Mrs. v. w.
Eggliston of SaIida; d. N. Cooper and
Calvin Cooper, the latter a resident
latter has been away from home elgh-
teen years and will be unable to at
tend the obsequles. The funeral SER
vice will be held at Wilson's under
taking chapel at 200 O'Clock tomor-
row afternoon. followed by interment
at Lakeside cemetery. The burial
will be under the auspices of the
Grand Army of the Republic. of which
the deceased was a member.