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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.
FYpl 1NAToRY NOTES

odieiaI Record and Forecast. Wasning Ton
OF Th. rapid storm movement conllllIles,
srs The disturbance that was central InuIr"ag
rieft over Southeastern Colorado has move ~
~ south shore ~ Lake Erie attended ~ fdlnH
fbaf we're Quite general over the northern Sc
lions from the Rocky Mountains 20 " eslern n"
Ereiard snow Is falling in Northern vermont.
100 L. Southeastern Minnesota WISCONSIN, anu
1,r~ffo rs of Michigan the rainfall was heavy, ne
ces-ftafing food warnings for the Wisconsin
r7Frer Tar1u~~a lures have fallen decidedly ~
the central plains states and the lower missouri
NaIIcs. and they also low from the upper
AfississirDi valley eastward. They nave risen
decidedly iu the Ohio and middle NJ lsslsslppl Fai-
icfs ard continue high in The South There VIII
b. rain saturday from the upper ONO Naney
and Inc fakc region eastward, followed bf TAR
weather SUNDAY. There viii also ~ local snow
ers saturday in TIE lower Ohio valley and ne
interior o. The western Gulf states. over me
remainder Of the country tbs weather VIII De
generally fair saturday and sunday. except IN
fbe north Pacific states. where there VIII be
rain 10 win be- cooler Saturday ia the north
~ portions of fhe Gulf states, the middle MIS-
sissipDi and Ohio valleys. and cooler sunday IN
V{rrlria the Caroinaa and Northern Georgia
over the Northern portion of TIE country ana
ir fhe West temperature will not change ma
fcrfaIly except on the California coast where II
v,fU - cooler storm warnings displayed
Atantic Coast from Boston 70 Norfolk go
Tho winds along the New England Coast VIII
be moderate 70 brisk northeast 10 north over
norfh norton and brifk - high and shifting
ovsr south portion middle Atlantic Coast Disk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07
BROOKLYN SALES.

The Kings and westchester Land Com
,a7v has sold 10 client for Investment
one Of IT'S Kinko duplex houses, No 800 ga
street. and have rented the upper apart
r,ent 10 F. Huber Hoge, formerly OF New
Rochelle.
f. sharum sold No. 49, 6Sth street, Bay
Ridge. a brick and limestone private dwell
ing house. on lot 0x1Oo feet The buyer
gave a vacant plot in Jamaica, y. y in
part payment.
Rulklev & Horton sold No. lSS Montsuk
avenue. between liberty and gienmore
avenues. American basement two family
house. 20x55x1OO feet for Carleton :. Weich'
10 Gustaf W. Matteson for investment
James r Ross sold to Richard Cerami
the three story building, No. 1926 Fulton
street. and 20 Kari Zawatsky similar
building at No 1923 Fulton street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07
SURE OF TOBACCO PLAN
Curb Begins Trading in Bonds,
Mf. When and as Issued.
THREE COMPANIES PROBABLE
Bankers Speak of Reorganlza-
ton as Though Court Had
Papers Expected To-day.

The fling Of the reorganization plan OF
the American Tobacco Company to-day OF
Monday. at the latest, seemed 10 be con
edsn+lv expected IN Wan Street YESTERDAY
and The Curb took up some active uading
IN the bonds Of the new companies H.
when and as issued
some bankers and brokers appeared 70
30 ouite certain that the disinteSranon OF
the Tobacco Trust would he achieFeu
through the formation Of three ne" conl-
NAMES the American Tobacco Cofnps~nS 70
rbe Iiggett- Myers company ana inc
T. orirard company. and an attempt was
made 20 start creating prices for the O0iiu'
that might ne issued.
The trading in these bonds was not De
gun until shortly before the close OF INC
market. but a demand for these seourl Iles
sp-ane I'D. and there were reports o. s4lSt
~ 10 Iigeett- Myers per cent nonos a.
r. x T.o~4uard company per cent oohcs
@, from O. 20 SO and Lorillaro company
~ c.,t bonds at 20. These securities ana
-, oo-,rsnias that are 70 issue them 90
-, evis+ as yet. and they cannot come
into being until the United states CNy1-'
Court has approved the reorgsll * '-'''
plan. o---,,la
The rsorRanizaton plan was mean" i4I0
s,.c,,ssA6 frankly by several represel -
.,,,as NJ banking firms. and they sPoAe "a
A., do+sus as n the document had oeColhe
=. ,,,br, record. According 10 these men
-. Tobacco Trust viii be dissolved ll'y
~. three companies by an exchange "a
..,o,,or stock OF the present American 10
So Co-npanv on a basis Of So 20 Per
-. - he new American Tobacco com
-. stock is 2-s per cent OF the L1sso''-
Myers company stock and is % per
~ +ba I.o-iuard company stock TO seoU4
s,,47-iart funds 20 take Up half OF the ou'-
BRANDING bonds OF the Tobacco Irusl IS
.o-,,,o- stockholders VIII have the priv
&C. NJ subscribing 70 the common s'OeA
Of the new companies at par
The exchange OF the existing bonus - :.
=. made on the basis OF $500 IN cash ana
500 IN per cent bonds Of the Llsge'.-
1r,ars and the LorilIard company Ior eacA
"A ~ the per cent bonds now outstanoihs'
NH. the per cent bonds are 10 De IAAeH
care Of by the payment Of $500 n cash
sn6 $500 In 6 per cent bonds OF the 1"o
new companies %
u was said that the present hoioers %
.bs pe- cent bonds were opposed 20 the
scbarns because half Of their securities
r.. N be paid for IN cash al the rate
~ OK r. seemed 70 be expected, however
A. financial circles that some arrangement
eould be made 10 overcome this opposl'loh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07
The PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

PRINCE sTREET-Charles p. DarTow IT,
has sold the six story tenement house. Nos. IN
and POI Prince street. 0u plot aOxlo'N reg
lar. between MacdOuga and sullivan 7lef.a.
The recently reported sale OF the tenement
houses Nos 10 IL Prince street. owned pJ
Abraham % Marks and others, WIS ar error.
INST sTREET-wiIiam Lee has sold 30.
500 West I71st street, three story aWei-lhs
house on a lot 25xq6 feet. adjoining tne norm
east corner OF 81. Nicholas avenue.
185TH STREET.. C.. HougH s. 60. have
sold for the D. l. Bloch company 70 Ne.5
Gross the Ave story apartment house az 10. o.
West 18Th street. on a plot as-lNss-lI les''
nth sTREET-AlexauderW wilson has sod
for the estate OF william NJ HogeneaIAp --e
old dwelling houses nos o3e and 81 Nes, - ~
street on a plot - 8x9s feet, between EisllA
and Ninth avenues.
1leTH STREETS r Raphael Co. nave
sold No fO8 West Ilsth street. three story
and basement or0wustone private house Old
lot i7xlOO feet for the sum % $2l.o'"
THE BRONX.
THIRD AVENT-E-The Brown Realty Com
rar.v has bought from Max Hirshlaud. OF Mouhs
Vernon a plot. 75x2O9 feet. on The east sias on
-bird avenue. about 300 feet south Oh l'Vth
street
WHITE PLAINS ROAD. Clarence Davies
has sod FOR s. Lent the plot 6oXloa [eeN oa
The west side Of White Plains roal loO Le9t
south OF Westminster avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07

Charles z. Rickerson leased the dwelling
house No. es Sixth avenue. corner Of Pros
pect Place. % Mary O'Neill; also No. 366
Park Place. 70 Robert 5 Corbett
Sugarman & Kahn sold for Alfred ".
Levi No. 10ls Pacific street. near Classon
avenue a four story fathouse. on lot Ok
10 feet
Rraisted. Goodman & Hershheld sold the
two family dwelling on plot iooxlO feet,
at the southwest corner Of Pennsylvania
and Pitkin avenues.
The Scranton and LehiEh Coal Company
has leased new headquarters at Nos ooS
and 80 Livingston street for a long term
Of years from the Desmond Dunno Realty
COMPANY The lessees viii use the FIRST
three floors Of the building FOR their Offices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07
IN THE AUCTION MARKET

The following transactions took place
,,og+o-6sv AZ the Real Estate salesrooms
Nos. "A and rs Vesey street.
BY Joseph p Day.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 8g5. cor Il l45th
~ fo1 41118x irrez q sly Dirk tenmt and stores
sau1uel Hevrnan agt K L s. " Construction 70
81 al. 90 the plaintiff for SZoAs+s
By samuel Mara.
l4OTH ST. I6l 20 16s West r. lsl.o Z, 10, e. o.
lie Insurance Co agt Lenox Realty 90 ~ al
70 the plaintiff tcr $4,000
Transactions at The Bronx exchange
saIesroon resulted as follows
BY Joseph P. Day.
1s5TH. ST. soo 20 814 e.. I'll 70 e y CoueEe
go. las frvsS % fr~es seven srv bvE CIV gsi
Adolph Altman ag- Mountain Construction 90
et ~ 20 The rlair-ir t1r sac -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07
NFw JERSEY.

A GENTLEMAN. WHOSE BUSINESS CAIll
hin 10 ANOTHER PART OF TIE Cory-
TRY. WISHES To DISPOSE or HIS REA5
ESTATE
private residence. Q rooms. bath. , togI
hot water heat. gas and electric light psry-i
foors. etc I0t 5Oxfn0 Ar - Columbia rgzA
Weehawker " J.. rarv Convenient tc ne -
a. ana 0ashrossAs er fer--. convenient % -
Chrisropher and Ea-~'lv so ferry anc H-ra
River tunnel
A corner lot. 25xln0 Park ave and IN 4,
V.ehawkar. q corner plot s0Uioo or i2th al
and 18th 81. BROOKLYN Inquire az ABOVE al
dress Telephone 1870 -F0i0n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

18TH ST 2is 70 222 West for e sIy OF
blfs 10Oxf42 &: Monohan Express CO, % 80.
vtcb ave owner. q II McCabe. ~ o'n NV
architect. 100000.
8D AVE. 214s and 215o, FOR sly store
a. 7xeO Degelrnan Realty Co ~ East i12Ln -
eVner. 3 & p Walther. i47 East LON VI
architects. S25. 0O0
THE BRONX
rrrrOrvr AVE- "a s. $50 2 n OF Marin ST
~ Lee p stv frame 6wEs ne sx56 Paul heel-
inv 1881 Holland ave. owner, Eheiiug' 100
Walker ave architect $1,000.
OTMsTEAu AVE. cor Newbold ave. tor
. ST. brk church and Sunday school. y lVx
81 10: Church Extension committee Of nc Fr ss-
hvterv Of New York Rev Or j = FoTnes, ~
fa4T Broadway. ARCHITECT. $40 600.
SPTYTEN DUTVIL PARKWAY. :. 20 =
n of 227th ~; FOR a I ST. frame garage. lsansl
and Elizabeth Cox premises. owners r n
Posgiter rs West ssh a. architect. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07
BUILDING LOAN coNrRAcrs

SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. e. 90
Jennings st. 10O1lOO. Tide Guarantee ,ri =. !.
60 loans sCnsin 3 Wafig C1nu-uc'io,. =.
SEQ 600
ADAMS AVE. cor ~ Morris Pa-k A.,
25xIOO. Elias August loans Mar 80.
50 600.
t12D ST IS. 100 2 % Tn are. l50rN II.
49, q, :. 100 = q 7th ave l2srN N
chelsea Realty co loans Kramer Conurc. Z.
co s252.b00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07
FOR DATES ON MILK CANS
National Commission Suggests Method
for Insuring Purity.

The National MIX Commission. appointed
-, +bs New York MIX Committee 20 offer
suggestions which may be- Incorporated
la+sr ir national laws governing the pro
6uc+,on and supply Of milk throughout the
country. held its closing session YESTERDAY
sf,a-noon Al the Academy Of Medicine No.
II West $40 street
Among the reports approved ano turneu
over 70 the committee was one suggesting
a rule calling for the marking OF all milk
receptacles with the date Of production OF
their contents. Bottled milk would bear me
date or day Of It's production on the cap
and milk in cans would be marked by
means Of seals. .,------.-.-..,,,,
Another report suggested the reglsuauon
Of anv person engaged IN the business o.
r~oducfnc milk. such registry WOuIu hOS
bs cOu1pulsOry. but would he aNaliaole 70
nv one euployer or employe, VINO couId
mass an examination The matter OF ma
fional milk standard was also taken Up
briefly Yesterday Under such a standard,
II adODred all milk viii be civldec INTO Tour
classes according 10 rs archaeological con-
I'M The latter two grades composed or
pasteurized milk and the former the Ger
flied and Inspected product.
The comm ssion Will hold us next meet
ing IN January
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07
ALTERATIONS.

MANHATTAN.
GREENE ST. = III q n Of Bleecker = 70
q q ety store and loft bldg heirs 81 Meyer Guy
renhener 1e6 Broadway owners; l. Holden
lO3 Park ave. architect $1,000.
THD BRONX
MAGENTA ST, 8. 81 z . u Holland ave
20 ~ sty frame dwg. 20x26 Bart Giordsnsr
or premises, owner. William r Meyerg. lsHl
carter ave. architect; $500
24lST ST IS 70 2 Of Matilda ave. 70 a
stv frame dwg 70 4x3s4 William " Den
field. 1870 East 242d 81. owner and architect
$500
240TH ST, = 3 30 4 % Webster ave; 10 a
2 sty and attic frame store and dwg. 22x8s;
Mrs Anne Cobban SIS East 240th 81, owner D
n Cobban. 6i2 East 24Oth 81. architect 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07
MECHANICS, LIENS

GlH AVE. 49, and 4s6. Herringbone Metal
Lath co agt Thomas Morgan. owner. Sigmund
Klrsch a Nassau Fir.prooAng and Construction
co. contractor. sS3A H4
9TH AVE. 49,. Hull Grippeu a. Co ar-
Thomas Morgan. owner. Nassau Fireproonfnr
and Construction GO. sub-coutrartor. s8i ia
BAYCH ESTTV AVE. p. 200 70 ar Boston
road W a NaIIrt Goo ugi New YorE
Wesfrnsster A. Boston De- H GO. owner Nf.r~ra,,
Bros. contractors sffu ua.
AVE a, "e daa fIh SIT. l>T L8st Newport
Sash and Door GOO aEt AdoIpr u,ltssr ana b.,
-apH urutsrn. owners. aIlmIud Tlx ..oufrs,
tUr. Joseph bernstein sub.ountrartor. sI0f
lTH sT 21U t1 -D0 Eaet Miller a. 60 ,s,
HelInum d. Eliza o.. LFertuu T. ana Nelson
winthrop also EIia kruorHtn and Arris
Curtis owners 7iere. haseHtrfs a Co. CON-
tractor. fhit 100
GUS hll. ROAD Al. $3.50 u 30 0f East
York We-irh--ter a. Boston r. r. co. owner
Murray Bros. contractor S4a8fI
SATISFIED MECAANtrc. ttrNc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07
s25o.ooo LOAN ON PROPERTY.

.pAase 4 Gilman have obtained for the
Palermo Construction Company loan OF
s2s0 900 uDon IT'S twelve story apar trnent
bouse. known as the Marc Antony, NO. "a
Cathedral Parkway. -
pesse q Gilman have rented for the New
Rochelle Realty Company the Mshlstedt
propertv AT No 152 Pelham Road, New
Rochelle 10 Walter a. Burke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07

brisk 70 moderately high and shifting over south
portion. -.
FOR West NNslIlA' hhoNVIs aNu 49, 1870 10 ~"''
SUNDAY, fair and cooler IN eastern portion.
For Western Pennsylvania. showers and c0ol@f
TODAY. with brisk % moderately high slifune
winds becoming northwest, SUNDAY. fair
For Western New York. rain to-day. with brisk
90 moderately high northeast to norm "lA1hi
Sunday. fair and cooler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07

,-r-s.r E-N, AVE. 600; L Ksntor co az,
rt,,st r,na C5nsfruction 60 - al; Aug 81 isIi
lby Dondl: S5,4o5 A..
HAVEN AVE. s. opposite 10th st Nc
T,o,.or, u wright agt g Springer 81 al Mch
II 1911. $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address - purchaser
OCTOBER g.

OCTOBER g.
MANHATTAN.
INTERIOR LOT. begins 100 p 81 n - ave
Ten et al 10 Jacobson & Son. oct .. 81. address,
pa East 44th 81
BID AVE e s. 81 Il q Of ga 81, 25xso. Henri
zee Knoll - al % Albert Weiss al. Hens mig
500 560l. oct 2. 800. address. ~ East |4th r.
BTH AVE. e232 25xsS. Cosmopolitan Realty
CO 10 Nary Ives mtg $4,000 April IA, ST.
address 1T West 5stl ST.
147-T4 ST ce7 East sly brk. 2svfoo. 14tr r..
o2- resr. + atv trk 1eyI0O. 18th Pr. 229 East
: stv b-z 2sx1O8. solomon cohen to william
cohen mtg 500 O0Ol. Oct 3. 500. address. "o
West 18th g.
18Th ST. % 20 % West. sex irTsg. 81 joint
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07

MANHATTAN
AVE 70. w g. II p Of 4th ST. Sex irreg
oct q. instaIs per cent. Louis Segelbohn1
90 Lena Kanarck $1,000. address. lis Coz
Iumbia
sTH AVE. 557. W cor Of 3sth st. Oct
demand. g per cent. John 7 QuigIe- 20 James
Everards Breweres: $4,000 address 70 East
1890 sr.
10TH ST. % 70 2s. q. so1 irreg prior
mtg $3.50 0o01 oct . 3 YRS. @ per cent. New
York Real Estate Associates 20 Empire Trust
Go. $500 address. A. Broadway
8sTH ST. 22o West 1Gxgs prior mtg
Arthur 70 Giovanna AIaresi. Ss oo0- add--ss
l4b Columbia SO. Brooklyn.
40rH ST. 45f west. ? sty brk 25x9s. oct
q duo as per bond. Mary Giehson 10 New
York Savings Bank SI7 900. address 81
9Th ave.
44TH ST. p g. $50 II w OF I'd ave. 251ioo
.prior mtg $1,000 oct 2. due Dec 81. 1918
per cent. Jacobson g. Co 10 Emile Baum
garteu. $40 600. address Is East slst 81
4.lH ST. 22f Easr isx10o. 3 yrs: Oct g..
MarEaret A HornhridTe 10 Lawyers Mortgage
Co. $500. address. SD Liberty ~.
55TH ST. 245 to -ig West 8OxiOO lprior
mtg $500 000l Sept ~: 4 W. Per cent Ste
Eersln Construction Go 90 Alansou White
$1,000. address. ga Linwood Place. East
112rH ST. s. 30 q, o OF 5th ave, Isz
100. yrs. Joseph KruDp 20 Lawyers Mort
gage 90, $4,000. address 80 Liberty 81
10th ST. 300 East. 4 sly brk 1exlOo. oct
B. yrs Alexander Tofts % Title Insurance
90, 10000. address. 1873 Broadway
18th Ell u and I8 East ssxo9 prior
mig $1,000 William p non 90 Edith Mande-
vile. 5000. address. Irvington. J.
l5-D ST. 400 West IGxge due az per bond
sept 49, Isabella JeX 90 Title Guarantee and
Trust 90. 5000, address. ] rs Broadway
l02D ST. 400 West lBxgD sept TO- due as
per bond. same 20 same. - 900. address. same
as above.
THE BRONX
ALEXANDER AVE 2gG. 1GxTO. oct Is. 3 yrs.
I.r.f .H 4 Hf ~ M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07

Highest temperature Yesterday 1A degrees TAT
10 D. M. lowest -, average 70. average for
corresponding date last tear. ib. average for
I.ocul forecast Rain today. with brisk 20
moderately high shifting winds fair and cool
sunday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07
Observations Of United states weather bureaus
ken AZ p m Yesterday follow.

Inral Official Rerord.-The following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes Boo the temperatu- ... fr. la.r twenty
four hours. m c0mpdrI.. ... zorro. pond
IuHH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTo Lsr
LONG ISLAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07
4 BEAUTIFUL HOME

with garage. commands magnificent views
across the r-oadest and most picturesque part
Of Manhasset Bav. ground. one-third acre.
extends direct 20 the water. has over 100 feet
~ beautiful hard sand beach. gently slopiug
clean sandy bottom. reasonable price; terms
!. III -...- a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07
SATISFIED MECHANICS. LIENS

cRoIONA AVE. W cor 1854 st si.a.I
Inc, AT MsH Marx Aug 80. 1911 ss5S 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07
ROCKLEDGE HALL. RIVE ~,

Suites os and extra large rooms 3 baths.
large Towers rental $1,000 10 So 500 CALDER.
NAssOLT 4 I4ANNING. B'waV ana tO5th 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07
wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

FAMILY HAS SCATTERED. NO LONGER
need our maguif cent estate. Is room house. so
acres large stables. just tho place NJ a lover of
fns horses Close Do New York and In West
-res-er County. BUYERS only write FOR partcu-
lars y r A.. Room 203 1O5 ". 40th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07
COUNTRY PROPERTY

OssINING SIX NEW COTTAGES. DEsIR-
able location for rent or sale Terms liberal
THOS LEARY. OssfninE. ~ z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
MANHATTAN

with name and address or grantee
Interest b per cent unless otherwise stated
n,rsH-greu-r8
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07

ALEXANDER AVE. 2a3 10 7x70. May Il. 1900
J. BOyce smith 10 Broadway Savings Institution
s. 500. attorney. Frank " Tirrenor rs Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07

128TH ST. % East 25xs9Il June =. 1905
saul Proper and Joseph Horn 10 Louis Frank
enstein. s. 900. attorney. Louis Y Osterweis
200 sth ave.
18TH ST 2s1 East. n g. 25xqs Il. June -
1890: Addie Franklin 70 ida Koch. $500. at
t---ar aarra above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07

FORREST AVE. III. S. 20xs78. March 81,
1905. John N LincZ 20 Henry Eggers. $1,000
ATTORNEYS, Hiidrsth & Palmer. I'd ave and l+sth
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rg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07

LOT 81. map 95I OF 40 lots Daily estate
AtI~ o9 fg0- EIuceuz1 Te-r0 70 william Huke .
SCI BOO. ATTORNEY TITLE Guarantee and Trust 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-07

CARPENTER AVE S. = tr u 234th ss
l2Oth avel being parcel 1885. map village OF
V akensld 75xlO5, Carpenter ave. s., = =. S
q 235th 81 being parcel 1904. same map, x
10-- Ap~tI + 1905. North Borough Home 90 20
william r schuber- $500 address. 1924 car
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-09-17
Automobile Calendar.

September ls-.a-Rc,iahility run
for trucks Of Chicago Motor Club
Chicago.
September il.l.2-Reliabil ity
run. Burlington. vi
September .:-Track meet. Point
Bro exc. Philadelphia Automobile
Trade .Associa ton.
September -3-11-Tracil meet, De
tr"it. Michigan State Automobile
Association
October Track meet, Dan
bury, Conn. Agricultural Society.
October TRACK meet. Spring
field, H.. Springfield Automobile
club
October : F'airmount Park road
race. Philadelphia.
October !AOklahoma relia bility
run. Daily Oklahoman.
October -Eight-dsy reliability
run of Chicago Motor club
October II Santa Monica road
race Los Angeles. Cal.
October E.-...-Gl;dden tour. New
York to Jacksonville.
October 16-lS- Reliability run of
Harrisburg Motor Club.
November TRACK meet of
Waco Automobile Club, Waco,
Tex.
November c.-33-4 Reliability run
of Quaker City Motor Club, Phila-
deIilhia, SILL.
November n-11-Track meet, San
Antonio Automobile Club.
November t-G-PhoeniX road race,
Maricopa Automobile club.
November a-Track meet of
Maricopa Automobile Club, Phoe-
nix, AriZ.
November o7-vanderbilt road
race. Savannah. Ga.
November ao-Grand prix race,
Savannah, ia.
January 1-5-Annual show. Auto
mobile Manufacturers Association
of America. Grand Central Palace,
New York.
January e-13-Twelfth annual
show pleasure car division. Auto
mobile Board of Trade. Madison
Square Garden. New York.
January 6-2a-Madson Square
Garden show. New York city. Auto
mobile Board of Trade.
January Io-i7-Annual show,
Motor and Accessories Manufacture
ers. Madison Square Garden. New
York
tional Association Of Automobile
manufacturers. Grand Central Pal
ace. New York
January 1J-o1Tvelfth annual
show. commercial division. Auto
mobile Board of Trade Madison
SQUARE Garden. New York
January 27-February 10-Eleventh
annual show under the auspices of
the National Association of Auto
mobile Manufacturers, Coliseum,
Chicago
March l3-oO-ShoW of Boston
Commercial Motor Vehicle Dealers
ASSp1iatiDr Mechanics building
Boston.
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racing qualities. and removes entirely any
requirement that the cars be stock mod
els With these restrictions removed
from the light car events they now take
class with the Grand Prize and Wander
bilt races events for racing cars
strictly. and differ from the bigger events
in the matter of piston displa cement only.
The piston displacement for the Inter
national Grand Prize race is unlimited;
that for the Vanderbilt is from 30l to 600
cubic inches: for tile Savannah Chal
lenge trophy. Oh to 80 cubic inches. and
for the Tiedeman trophy. 1G1 10 80 cubic
inches. The Grand Prize race will be run
other races will be run November %
first series Of races and the International
Gland Prize.
+. +. Blair drove his new 1912 Mercer
raceabout over the road from Trenton, y.
j., accompanied by Robert Cartmell, ar
irving here Monday afternoon in record
time.
Ralph DE Palma. the we'll known rae
ing driver, has embarked in new VEN
tHre. He will build automobiles to order
for private customers. and in the near
future Will obtain a factory and equip it
thoroughly with machinery for the work
Long recognized not only the foremost
racing driver in the game. but also as
ono Of the cleyerest men on the mechani-
cal end OF cars, his experience with high
speed machines under the most extreme