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New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
SOME LEASES MADE YESTERDAY

The following leases have been made by
NJ & L Hess:
For the Pacific Realty Company. the sew
enth loft Nos. Il and IA West 32d street to
the Robbins Dress Company: for Rudolph
Gross, the ground floor No. 147 West 2Sth
street, to the Geller Floral Supply Com
pany; for Golde & Cohen, the third and
fourth lofts Nos IS and 70 Wooster street.
to the Nonparen Horn Manufacturing Com
pany: for Albert Oliver, the westerly one
half of store and basement No. 129 to 1873
West 9th street, to Cohen & Walzer; for
the estate of Stephen F. Shorthand ct al,
the second loft Nos 2S and 80 West 4th
street, to the State Novelty Company: for
l. Salanan & Co, the store and basement
No. "a University Place, to the Interna-
tional Endless Chain Saw Company; for
Agnes H Pierier, the fifth loft No. 90 West
21st street, to I.oveman, Golemb e. Cohen.
and for the Hoffman estate, the fifth loft
No. a to AZ East 10th street, to Oppenheim,
Roggen Company.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
MECHANICS LIENS.

JUNE p.
STH AVE- 4e7: Dykes Lumber Co agt Samuel
ano nary black, owners; John Mayors con-
tractor; S6s 81 O
fAIRMoNT AVE. cor Marmion ave- 1o3 3
nioo-lo; + Heaney Co agt Fairmout Constrrc-
o~n Co. owner and contractor; 81 217 46.
st NICHOLAS AVE. $50: Isaac Evans agt
tractor; SIPS.
AVE A. lS4; Barnet Miller agt Samuel Rod
"sns owner; Jacob Lewis. contractor; $275.
HESTER ST, % Jacob Waskow agt MARY
Lesehnik. owner; Levin Finkelstein contractor:
CHETTERToN AVE 2113; Unionport Lumber
ana Manufacturing Co agt Martin Danenfelser.
owner William Purdy. contractor; 500 So.
FATRMONT PL, q cor Marmion ave- log. 10x
30 Joseph Starobin agt Fairmont Construction
Co. owner; Barney GTeenthal, contractor; $40
SAND PROPERTY: Breud & Silverstein Iron
Works agt Fairmoat Construction Co, owner
and contractor; Greenthal. contractor; $500.
18TH ST, 803 East; Ave b, 21s and 2I7; Ber-
nard Fucker agt Lena Jacobiwitz, owner; Nor
ris Jacobiwitz. contractor: $4i5.
GREENWICH ST. SAT and 54s Charles
Gesser Co Rgt Becker Realty Co, owner and con
raetor; Is36 ~
ST AIMS AVE. Eagle ave 159th and 16fs
SITS. entire block: Terry Construction CO agt A
HsefeIs sons. owners Hill-Hupfei Engineering
Co, contractor; S347 t9.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor ll4th st. b21
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN


AMSTERDAM AvENUE-Ferdinan Nagel has
sold for Mrs K. Tanning No. lIss Aflssef snt t ua ~
avenue a five story hathouse. on lot Z11ioV iee''
to Ritterhon & Block.
RIvE:RsIDE pRIyE-Franknn Petit resofd
the old Matthews mansion at the northeas, c9I ,,
ner Of Riverside Drive and goth street. on plo'
Chased Chased ~ Mr. Petit, from john B. RUSSELL
18TH STREET. B. Wakeman mar has 1ss sod sold iSs 1Ss
the Douglas Realty Company Nos. lot ana "a ios 20
so 10 feet betwesn Sixth and Seventh avenues.
2sTH STREET-The Fernando W Benner Ter
Company and Lewis Earle nave soio o-stnn 1or sHI,
Ingle jr to the Inner Circle Keay s!orT dPweling
house on lot 20. lxes.g feet. Mr Ingie recently s
acquired No Al. adtoinins Messrs ane.nu lnge ana
9TH sTREET-Henry D. Winans e May =,
have sold for the executors of tne esta.e 90 q,
David L. Einstein to Brainbridge CODY NO %
West 57th street.
12srH srREET-c. j. Elgar has sold tor z
ellen, No IS West 12sth street. three story
and basement private dwelling on e1,, pio' i'0N
100 feet. Veronica Ford is the ouyer'
WEST HIST ST-Brooks & Momand sold TOT
the Barney Estate Company to sylvester ~, ".
Bryan No $50 West 141st street ine tn,ee st
and basement dwelling, on a lot 70. 4xloV leet'
14sD sTREET-Moore & Schultz sold for Jo-
seph F. Jacobs to client for investment 1sra aat ne
245 West a4ad Iot stsssf axso ,sa sf story new
18TH sTREET-Du Bois & Taylor ana IN
White Pierce have sold for L9nsrd @ ss Me'h 4saS sas
street, on q plot 37.6x991 feet.
THE BRONX
CRESCENT AvENUE-Harvey Bfoorner soio
for tho Woodmere Realty Company ten lois On
Crescent avenue and Maple street to Silas Il
Moore who win construct on the site resi-
dence, garage, etc.
HEATH AVENUE-I.ionel e. Levy sold for
client of Morris 3. Haynan to the University
Heights Construction Company the plot 2sox
100 feet, at the northeast corner of Heath ave.
nue. and 229th street. The buyer has obtained
through the same broker building loan for the
construction OF fourteen three story brick two
family houses, which are to be erected III
mediatey.
IONGFELLOw AVENUE, ETC.-S. Cowen
has sold for S. g. Lincoln the lot, 25x100 feet. on
the west side of Longfellow avenue. 125 feet
south of Seneca avenue, and for Mr. Garvin a
plot 5ox1o0 feet, on the south side or Garrison
avenue in the Hunts Point section
MINFORD PLACE-Barry Brothers sold No.
1850 Minford place, four story apartment
house 30x87xfo0 feet, to Mrs. NJ. Meyer. Alex
ander Gerhardt was the broker.
22sTH STREET-Irvfng H. wolfe has sold for
Alexander Rowland plot on the south side OK
East 22Sth street. Fifth avenue, to a realty
company.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
JUNE 81

JUNE ct
Mountain Construction CO to Adolf Altman. IL
George w Murray 10 Sarah H Bentley; an IA
teIest Of sac, 600.
Same 70 Susan N Rowland; an interest oe
81 0o0.
Same TO Harriet Horner: ar interest Of Sc. $50
Marie De Grauw 70 Lawyers Title A1o
Trust Co: 81.
Alice Buliowa 20 Emil Kupfer; S., coo
Henry OsnoH-itz 10 Theresa Rothschld. Sloo
Segal Realty Co 10 Oscar Eugiander. 81
James n Anderson. insfv and as trustee, u
Farmers Loan and Trust Co: s45l .666
clairvette Benedict gdn. 10 Farmers Loel
ana Trust Co. Sill ,666 81
Same 10 same: Sill 666 67
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co 10 Law
yers Mortgage Co; SC. 800.
Same same: assts; S36. 600.
Sarah Fischer 10 Louis Bernstein; 500.
Annie Q Clinton 10 David Gordon; 81 600.
August GaRzenmuller TO Bank for Savings
SIS O00
Trust co Of America TO Manhattan Trust Co:
81.
American Mortgage co 10 United States Trust
ca OF New York S12.0o8
city Real Estate Co United States Trust ca
Of New Yori.: 5000
William A Butler. jr. exr etc. TO Columbia
Trust 60. ss trustee. assigns mtgs; 81.
Maria Haberman 10 ETnma r Becswtth
$500
Louis Mas 10 Emanuel Winelander 81 600
Sarah Fischer 70 Louis Bernstein; sIo0.
Thomas o Neill 70 Samuel Heliinser; 81
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Board o
Church Erection Fund etc. of the Presbyterian
Church. $50, ,o0o.
! Andrew Mills TO Title Guarantee and Trus
Co. S4s 500. -
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
THRoGs NECK GARDENS SALE

The sale of the 2s1 lots at Throg's Neck
Gardens on Saturday by Joseph p. Day
was adjourned when eighty-four lots had
been bought at total of a little over
$4,000, an average Of 1920 a lot. Dark
ness made 1T necessary to stop the sale.
The interest of the sale continued up to
the time Of the adjournment, and had it
been possible to have had sufficient artificial
light there is no doubt II would have gone on
until late hour. Mr.. Day says that he IS
we'll satisfied with the interest taken in the
sale, and that each buyer would receive the
profit which was predicted Some buyers
of corner lots were offered $3.50 more than
they paid for them before signing up, but
none was willing to take 1t. The shore
front lots with riparian rights sold for s2 600
to So, ,000 and inside shore front lots brought
from 81 600 to s27OO. The sale was success
full in every way.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

Persian chiffon scarfs. striped with olach
-nsrsbou. are finished with black tasseis a
the corners and cost SO 20.
colored candles. with gold decorations
rorne At the modest price of FIVE cents Tor
two.
Persian cloth bags in the different popu-
lar srspes sell for from S - upward
he rev square wells with embroidered
,,orders come in all colors and cost Sle 40
each
New belts Of Persian cloth, with patent
s.ee-her buckles and trimmings, sell for 81 oe.
1 NzegitEkes OF white dotted muslin, with
&c colored flowers over the surface. sen
kfor 3 q. they are buttonholed on tne cages
H. +iea with narrow ribbons
Couch covers. with cream white grounds
paisley borders and centre naedalions, cost
SOS and are pretty for summer use.
4 psper doll, with a paper trunk hlleo
.,1+h psDer dresses and hats, parasols anc
,,her sd7vncts Of the wardrobe OF fash
sonable doll. sells for 81
Rs.hing girls in different characterlsta'
srtirudes. hand painted, make an attTaeti''
ser OF dinner place cards ana cost -
dozen.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
REPLY TO COMMUTERS.

The New York Central and the New
Haven roads replied yesterday TO the COM
pIafnts of the Westchester commuters
against the increases in communication fares.
The complaints filed against the Hudson
River, Harlem and Putnam divisions of the
New York Central Railroad and against
the New Haven road with the Public Ser
vice Commission, I'd District. were based
on technfcalites connected with the post
ing of the increased fares IN the stations OF
the territory affected. The roads reply that
they have complied with the law. 1t Is ex-
pected that hearing on the cases VIII be
held by the commission tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

.b.ir GOWNS themselves out OF lawns and
rnuslins purchased for almost nothing at
bargain sales.
Miss Neva Pratt achieved triumph Tor
only rs cents. Miss Isabella Schwartz was
more extravagant-she spent 96 cents on
her gown Miss Gertrude Brill managed
hers for rs cents. Miss Bertha Moysuiiier
spent 81 10 and Miss Hilda Holland scared
ND to the sum Of 81 Il, but she hao tuhic
gown.
Not only did the girls eschew rufiies ana
furbelows, but with heroic seit-denlai .hes
decided to have no flowers So the spec
t.ola of neglected girls without any flow
arc looking mournfuIly on while the lucky
.,r,s trim off the patform with their arms
loaded with bouquets was lacking at the
xx-.sbineton Irving High School yesterday
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
SUFFRAGE ORGANS MERGED.

Arrangements for the amalgamation Of
Progress" the organ of the National
Woman Suffrage Association, which was
agreed upon at the national convention in
Washington last spring, have been COM
pleted and the next number of Progress
Will be the last Progress was brought
to New York from the West along with
the national headquarters. and has since
been published at No 800 Fifth avenue
THE Woman's Journal IS published in
Boston, and Alice Stone Blackwell, daugh-
ter of the founder, Lucy Stone, is and
will continue to be its editor.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
BRteHTWATERs PLOTS SOLD.

The r. 3. Ackerson Company has re-
Gently sold at Brightwaters, its thousand
acre residential development fronting on
the Great South Bay at Bayshore, the fol-
lowing plots: 160x15o feet in Baldwin Boule-
ward: plot 10gx150 feet. with bungalow;
ooox15o feet on the corner of Potter BouIe-
ward and Montauk Drive, In the Pines
section; plot. 1O0x16s.s feet on the corner OF
the Venetian Concourse West and Corin-
THAN Court, and 10Ox21S feet on the corner
Of Windsor Place and the Venetian Con-
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
SHANTUNG THE USEFUL
like Linen, 1t Is Adapted to
Widely Various Needs.

shsntuns is the only fabric that can be
-n71psres with linen in its adaptahility e
feminine costumes Of the most various
lzsnss Like linen Il is to be had in almost
snv shade one may prefer, and is admirably
s7,fted for severely plain tailor mades. for
sf-7ule morning frooks or for elaborate
afternoon gowns. each one Of which may
have & marked individuality Of its own
one French model in natural shantung
',ss 2 rleareG skirt. which was trimmed al
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
I'M THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange, Nos II and 10 Vesey
street resulted as follows
By Herbert A. Sherman.
18TH ST, 21 West, 16.sx99.11; sty and
basement stone front dwlg; Withdrawn.
By i H Mapes
17TH ST. 622 and 624 East, 5oxa2; two 5
sty brk tennis and stores IN 624; sold TO
plaintiff for S29.213
By Joseph p. Day.
STH ST, 50 West, 23x9S II; vacant; ad-
journed to July IL
AVENUE A, 1904. 2e.1xss: sty erk tenmt
and stores; sold to plaintiff for s22,
CRESTON AVE, 226S, 16. .7xS9.6; ? sty brk
dwlg; adjourned to July S.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
The NEw-YORK TRIBUNE,s RECORD TRANSACTIONS

25xSo Tx25xS09: Jacob A Borrnan ct al agt
Isaac Brown ct al (foreclosure OF mtg); attor-
ney II r Elias.
FRANKLIN AVE " 3. 81 II of roth st,
16. 10x100 Charles Yung ct al agt Charles Garner
ct al (amerded foreclosure of nltg); attorney @
NJ S Schulz.
AVE A, 214; Mathilda Muller aat Cleo Greco ct
al foreclosure of mtg); attorney, Howell
HORTON ST OR AVE. g. oo4 ft 9 of Main
st City Island ave, 219 6x2Tofx2i+x3T4 8; Sadie
attorney L Karaik
LOTS SO and 81. map village OF Williams
bridge. The Bronx: Martno Deiist agt Vicenzo
Coilstt ct al foreclosure of rntgo; attorneys
Curtis e. Toniayne.
s5TH ST. s s. 400 IT of "a ave- 25xio2 q
Meier Lehman ast Benjamin Vanderporten er
al foreclosure Of mtg): attorney. II Lurte.
MULBERRY ST. e s. 1918 IT n OF Bropn1e st
as 7x101; Manhattan Rolling Mil ast Michael
Brigante Co ct al (action to foreclose mcchan c'
lien); attorney, w II Dodd
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
FOR UNIFORMITY IN LAW.

Albany, June Z..The Legislative Draft
ing Associa ton of New York was incor-
porated to-day to promote precision and
uniformity IN the written law. and collect,
analyze and ir.dex existing laws. The trus-
tees are John Bassett Moore, Joseph p.
Chamberlain. George Winfield Scott and
Thomas l. Parkinson, of New York. and
Middletown Beaman. of Washington.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
JUNE q.

JUNE y.
163D ST. Belmont ave- 1o0xfOo; Title
Guarantee and Trust Co loans wolf Burland
S55, 600.
70. 2x40 11xT7 7x3s @: Excelsior Mortgage Co loans
August Nelson $4,000.
BRIGGS AVE, 8, 200 IT n OF Tooth ST. look
94. .f0xl0Oxg3; same loans Nathan II Levin Co
$50 900.
MULFOHD AVE- >, so n n ot Alice ST. Stlx
100; Biene Geissel loans Abraham Suftzer So 600
COMMONWEALTH AVE e :. 100 II of
Merrill st, 50slO0; Poughkeepsie Trust Co ioans
Amelia stenmetz 50 0ou
| SAME PROPERTY; Alice and Stephen C
Guernsey loans same $5. .0oQ
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
81 GOWN GRADUATION
Washington Irving High School
Girls in Simple Dresses.

When the graduating class at the Wash
ingten Irving High School performed their
graduation exercises yesterday they looked
just as pretty sweet girl graduates
ought to look-as pretty as any girl grad
uate in New York.
And Yet the most expensive gown on that
platform cost only 81 Il, while most OF the
gowns didn't cost more than from 80 cents
to 81.
Considering the conventional notion of
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
wENDLlNe ARRESTED IN TExAs7

Galveston, June IA man giving the
name of H. f. Stewart, was arrested here
to-day on suspicion that ne Is Joseph
vending, who is charged with the murder
of Alma KeIlner, in Louisville.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.


BELMONT AVE cor 1S1st ST. sty
brk tenrnt 5oxSS61a: Chicchini Carrueci 641
East 1880 ST, owner. ~ w Del Gaudio. Tre-
mont and Webster avest architect: cost.
$4,000.
1s3TH ST, 8 3. 1161T TT OF Washlngt toh
ave-: ! sty brk tenut. 50xSs; Cerra Realty Co.
Anthony Cerra. 2158 Belmont ave. president en-
ster aves architect; cost, 800, 600
1ssD ST. cor Bassford ave; 5 sty brk
tenmt 60 T-16x549; George Schuck. adrian
ave owner; ] c Cocker. 2017 9Th ave. archf-
tect: cost. $4,000.
CHARLOTTE PLACE, W cor Jennings 81
two Z sty brk tennis 30. i01s xs0 and 40xss
Cstoba Realty and Construction Co. 1923 Col.
lege ave. owners; Goidner Goldberg, 7oi
Jackson ave. architects; cost, 500. ooo.
ALTERATIONS.
1s6TH ST, 500; I sty brk tenmt, 2sx6o. Q;
John J Sullivan, Ill East 1lSth 81. owner
Henry J Feser. 100 Nassau st. architect; cost
81, 600
SYCAMORE AVE, 254th st; pa sty
franfe dwelling. 142. 1ox5a.2; d r Kingsley, on
promises owner: Jarres Brite. Scarsdalc. y Y,
architect; cost, $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
vssrRy PROPERTY FOR SALE.

The vestry of the Church of the Re-
deemer has decided to sell the property Oh
the church, Nos. 151 and 153 West 1Sesh
street, having frontage of Sc. feet A ne"
site will be selected either on washington
Heights or University Heights.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

1856. Baltimore Bridge Co agt John Hearn
Construction Co owner and contractor: $12o23 3d.
10th ST. n g. whole front between Park ana
Broo,s aveg; Wise Fireproofng and Construction
Co agt Brook Avenue Construction Co. owner;
William Z Lennon Construction Co, contractor;
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
COLBY PURCHASES HOME OF ENSTE|N
New York Lawyer Adds to His Property Holdings in West 5h
Street.
THE SUM OF 100000 HAD BEEN ASKED FOR HOUSE

course East, in the Bay section, and pioe
7sx2O5 feet in Windsor Avenue NORTH ~
the Lakes section.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

Isaac Dankowitz to Joel B Laberrnan: 81
seme to same: 81.
Ezge Co; $50 0oG -''
Eamo TO same: $50. 600
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
GLEANINGS.

1t is only few weeks since a woman
was first allowed to practise law in Switzer-
land. 1t was to Fraulein Brustlein, the
daughter of a Swiss judge, that this privi-
lege was accorded, and she made excellent
uss of her first opportunity as pleader by
winning a case III which a woman gate
keeper was accused of criminal negligence
The prisoner had closed the gate just too
late to prevent child which was wander
ing on the line from being killed by an ex-
press train. Fraulein Briistlein pleaded
that poor pay, long hours and unpunctuaI-
tty of the express train in question, except
on the day Of the fatality, were responsible
for the crime. and so the jury thought. for
1t acquitted the poor woman.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
REMEDIES 5.

~ II, OuD POI>O<, NERVOUS DEBILITY,
BIAnnER COMPLAINTS and kindred dis
eases. relief at once in dangerous cases rcceHe
or old those desiring only first class scientific
treatment should call Or. BONSCHUR. the veil
known specialist, 50 West ssh 50. Hours, s-5. ia
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
vEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

BEDFORD HEIGHTS.-Three minutes walk
to depot: 40 trains daily; schools, churches
stores electricity: first class property at prices
asked for second class property: lots S15O on
easy terms LOUNSBERRY 81 THARP, East
42d St, New York.
PHILIPSE MANOR ON THE HUDSON.
One mile unobstructed river frontage; 80 mod
ern residences near completion. Address
PHfLIPSE MANOR CO.
Philipse Manor New Jrlt
MOUNT VERNON 225 FRANKLIN; 500
down $50 monthly. 5000; improvements.
rooms. ACKERMAN. 1sT Greenwich.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
Seen in the Shops

Paper chop holders, six dozen in box
sell at Is cents box
J-hamoisin polishing cloths for furniture
hardwood floors or even for window use
are - cents each
C1othespin aprons, having three deep
nhckets. tape bound. sell for % cents apiece.
/. cut glass dish for sliced lemon has the
Chsntecier and rising sun pattern upon
II the bird being especially pretty It sells
Cor g 80. and the design is repeated on large
p1.nchbowlc, which sell for $40 89-
! A darky with very long legs, in red
coat for holding a cigar tray. is designed
for a den ornament and sells for 81 So.
! A cut glass revolving cake comport is
most convenient. for as the cake is being
cut the dish may be turned without lifting.
II sells for 81 SO.
"A tapestry glass covered tray, with ma
hoganv frame and carved handles, sells
for 81 SO.
The 'Lobmeyr'' hand cut glass comes
now in white and gold, with delicately
painted medallions. The glasses are boat
shaped, instead of round. and the ware is
most fascinating. The tiny nqueur glasses
are S14 So apiece.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
PEAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE.

SEVERAL. NEW TWO-FAMII.Y HOUS E.S.-IN
good location: all apartments rented; owner
will trade for vacant property suitable for lofts
or apartment building: principals only. r. ~.
Box 81 Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

iYreg: April 1e, 1905, Cornelius Kahlen ana anc
10 Frederick " Crane and ano executors; Soo.-
900; attorney. Edward c Pringie, SD Grand *
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

A well known firm of flannel rnanufact-
urers in England has decided to give all
married women in their mills a sum of p
shilings week for nine weeks before and
thirteen weeks after the birth of a child
This is literally a gift, taken from the
funds of the firm
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

White linen hats are trimmed with won
derful flowers made of the same material
some or these blossoms have long, narrow
petals. the edges of which are finished with
fine wire, sewed on with closely set stitches.
Stamens are simulated by many loops of
white soutache packed tightly together.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

"A tapestry glass covered tray, with ma
bogany frame and carved handles, sells
for 81 SO.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

FOR sAIE-New tenoning and mortisins OUT
nt Does coping. Less than half ordinary
eost. Greatest capacity and efficiency Machine
demonstrated. Mechanical Engineering Co. I39
Reade st.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
LIS PENDENS.

JUNE 81
TELLER AVE. 81 .. assI II OF 16sth 1t.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28

darky with very long legs, in a red
coat for holding a cigar tray. is designed
for a den ornament and sells for 81 So.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
FOR SALE.

BIG BARGAINS-Sn Slightly used Offiee furniturc.
desks typewriters. cash registers. adding ma
chimes monographs hlng cabinets safes. ad-
dressing machines time clocks partl.ions. SneSN
nrotectors BOOKCASES NATHAN'S. White Street
RUIIARDS pool and new patent combination
tables: lowest prices; supplies. REPAIRS
boyIine alley builders. Decker's. 165 East 9th
AZ Established fSHO
PATENT FOR SALE.-PRICE. s.. Oo0 ARrI-
Gle small: easily manufactured For portictf-
q. m, 4. East cs
New-York tribune., 1910-06-28
LAWYERS.
LAWYERS ADVICE FREE.

T9y yTRTITF, of an execution, I will sell to-day.
at 10 a. m at $50 Leonard ST. Manhattan. ono
Underwood typewriter. Airreu FREEMAN MAI
shal, City OF New York.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1910-12-07
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Rumor Of Shutdown Of Steel Plant
Causing Selling.
PRICES GENERALLY UNSETTLED
Presidents Message In No Wny
Factor-COnservativ wall street
Extracts Comfort from RECON-
mendations 20 Congress.

NEW YORK. Dec. 6-Heavy selling Of
United States Steel based upon rumOrs,
which were officially denied after the clos
ing OF trading, that the company would
soon announce a partial shutdown at some
Of It's plants because OF the poor business
outlook. caused a general unsettlement OF
prices In todays stock market The move
ment was OF fairly large proportions and in
numerous instances brought stocks down
to the lowest level recorded in some weeks.
Tho movement began in the afternoon,
some time after the publication Of the
residents message. which was in no sense
seemed disposed. TO extract much comfort
from the presidents recommendations, par
ticularly his plea hat 10 legislation deal
Ing with regulation or control Of corpora
tons be enacted pending a further test Of
existing laws.
His efforts at increased economy in the
conduct OF governmental affairs came in
for much favorable comment.
During tho early part of the stock mar
ket session the list moved almlessy within
fractional limits, save n the case Of the
Gould group, which displayed a renewal OF
last weeks heaViness. st. Louis e. South
western common and preferred were heavy
and It was a matter Of board room gossip
that the dividend on the preferred stock
Nigh be reduced II not entirely suspended.
The weakness in this issue had a sym
pathetic effect on Missouri Pacific and
Denver q Rio Grande preferred. London
was credited with sales of $1,000 TO 10000
shares I'm this market
The further decline in consols to a new
level seems to have cast a gloom over
speculative circles at the British metropolis.
Demand for money was light today, but
rates showed increased firmness.
The bond market was easy with total
sales at a par value of 81 10000 United
States Be- and IS, registered, advanced Y
per cent on call
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