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New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
Realty Foundations Strengthened.

The market has been mainly engaged
throughout the year in Strengthening its
supports Never was such q work begun
with a greater certainty that II would be
well done. For the principal reins Of realty
control are in the hands Of men Of unusual
ability, possessed Of the right degree OF
conservatism compatible with healthful
growth, endowed with a foresight as to
what the city wants and will demand from
its spectators and operators and ever
working not only to preserve and enhance
realty values but TO make the newer build
ing lines more architecturally beautiful
There are TO be put up larger office build
ings than the Whitehall, the City Investing,
the New Trinity, the United States Realty,
the Singer, the Metropolitan or the two
Hudson Terminal structures. There are TO
be larger hostleries than the WALDORF. the
Plaza, the RitZ-Carlton, the Astor and the
Knickerbocker. broader and higher apart
ment hotels than the Belnord, the Apthorp
and the Ansonia and more expensive ana
bigger apartment houses than the past mas
ters Of this type Of building ever erected.
All these record building enterprises are
forecast by the majority Of realty lead
credit TO the city of New York. Another
year may be necessary in which to bring
10 a most successful end the readjustment
process which made impossible last year
the putting in effect OF haphazard specula-
tive work. except in one or two centrai
districts, where imaginary prodigious proht
making lured some daring ones to disaster.
Newer Construction Work.
In the last twelve months the larger part
Of the newer northerly home and business
centres have been transformed. They are
now almost all we'll tensnted and flourish
ing Their added realty charms have been
weighed and not found wanting In invest
ment circles. and with improved business
conditions will come the necessary number
of investors to buy these buildings from the
speculators. And quickly following this in
vestment buying will be the dawn OF the
new record building epoch In the history OF
the greater city, unless all realty signs are
false.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
CresOe as Secretary of STATE for India and HardfnSe
as Viceroy Will Work in Accord for
Empires Benefit.

wholly free from that Goa. e invective
which, haYinS gc-lc Uut OF "ibshitn in
the early years Of the Victorian era, has
recently become revived. But he has
gift Of satire which is infinitely more
effective.
Let me add that he alone OF tho ad-
ministration has publicly. in speech at
winchester, discussed the possibility OF
creating a sufficiently large batch OF
Liberal peers to give the government
the majority in the House OF Lords
necessary to carry its veto bill through
that chamber He pronounced It to be
the recognized constitutional remedy,
and added: "If an occasion for It's exer-
else arises, II is not question OF the
Premier going TO the sovereign and ask
ing him to create certain number or
peers as a favor, but II is the constitu-
tional exercise Of the power OF advice OF
the minister to the monarch"-thus I'M
plying that the latter would have no
alternative but to comply with the de-
mand Of the administration, providing IL
possessed a working majority In the
House OF Commons.
AS leader for the government in tho
House Of Lords at the most critical
period Of Its struggle against the Com
mons as Secretary Of State for India at
time when that empire is about to
undergo a species OF administrative re-
organization with a view to strengthen
ing the imperial authority and tighten
ing the reins that have been loosened
during the tenure Of once Of Lord Nor
ley, responsible to Parliament and to the
nation for the trip Of the King ana
Queen to the Orient TO preside at the
coronation durbar at Delhi. just year
from to-day. the Earl OF Crewe Is enter
ing upon the most important stage OF
his wholly brilliant career. and II may
perhaps be regarded as happy augury
that after twelve years Of childless
marriage TO Lady Peggy Primrose
daughter of Lord Rosebsry. bis wife Is
looking forward to presenting him some
time this month with an heir 70 his
honors and TO his estates, and that bor
the last few months the workmsn have
been busy at Crewe House. his London
home, in arranging nurseries for the long
wished for advent Of the scion who, II a
boy, as hoped. will hear his fathers
minor title OF Lord Houshton.
Lady Peggy Primrose In Lord Groves
second wife His first wife was the
1oysfv gYf,vh 0rnhsxn dnuSffter of 6ir
yredesarH Graham. % ftstnssby. -anA .
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
ricts was one CT the most notable features
F. NJ. Andrews & Co.. Architects

tricts was one CT the most notable features
OF the year.
The March of Business.
As anticipated, business advanced further
northward in Fifth avenue, forming largo
centre Just north of sd street and took
over some properties in 9th street be-
tween Fifth and Park avenues, for it's own
use II now appears TO be only matter
Of several years when there viii be many
big retail business houses permanently set
tied on sites fronting I'm the streets between
Park and Seventh avenues That 9th
street will be cross business thoroughfare
rivalling 34th street and 42d street in i'm
portance is assured The highest rise In
values noted I'm the year was in and near
this street.
The popularity Of cooperative apartment
houses was indicated last year by the large
number OF big cooperative structures erect
ed by various companies in Park avenue,
north OF 59th street, and in several other
residential districts in Manhattan.
Owing to the building projects success
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

sister of the present Duchess OF Mont
rose. She died after seven years OF mar
riage. followed shortly afterward to the
grave by her little boy. and Lord Crewes
sorrow for this double bereavement
found expression at the time In very
touching poem. entitled "Seven Yeers."
She Also laft him with throe daughters,
su OF them now married, and who. about
tho same age as their stepmother. have
been her most intimate friends from
childhood.
Like 80 many other houses Of the Eng
nsh aristooraoy. that of Lord Crewe had
it's origin in trade. No industry Is older
than the manufacture Of cloth. and
throughout the greater part OF the
eighteenth century the cloth trade Of
IWaksneld, one OF ths. most prosperous
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

ton. from which the new Secretary of
State for midas father took his title of
Lord Houghton on his elevation to the
House Of Lords. And later on they ac-
CURED also through marriage, Fryston
Hall. where Thomas Carlyle was wont to
stay with the late Lord Houghton.
srumpiipg In his characteristic fashion
At everybody and everything. Crewe
Hall. IN Cheshire, together with a very
large fortune. yielding an income OF
some 100000 a year, came to Lord
Crewe from his maternal uncle, the third
Lord Crewe Of another creation, whose
barony became extinct at his death.
though the title was revived In the form
OF an earldom later in favor OF his
nephew and heir.
Lord Grove II not only handsome. but
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

:shing borough. and in Brookyu
tracts of vacant land were transformer
into centres of small fiat and store prop
orties or dotted with ono ana TWO fanny
houses. Moreover, there was cohs,uo.. ~.
building, too. in some OF tne oia 'os'u
and business districts Of that borough.
South of 18th street. Manhattan, g fair
volume Of brokerage business was transact
Cd last year. and somo largo buildings Tor
the district were planned. tho work OF put
ting up tho structures now being under way.
Tho real estate outlook in every borough
is far better than It was In tho early part
of last year, for the days OF readJus'n.eh'
are nearly over. Briefly, the realty traoers
have CLEANED house" and are prepared 70
DO mightier realty tasks than In the year
just ended.
Building reports for Manhattan Ine
Bronx. Brooklyn and Richmond for 1911
follows:
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

fully carried out last year on the West
Side, north OF 59th street that alluring
home area is much richer IN modern apart
ment and fat houses than Il was at this
season twelve months ago. Several well
known speculative builders we're busy
throughout the year in Riverside Drive. a
short distance south Of the Claremont dis
trict. Some high class apartment houses
were also put up in the year in and near
Cathedral Parkway. For several years the
washington Heights section has attracted
large numbers of speculative builders, and
building enterprises Of that class in the
zone frequently overshadowed In impor-
tance last year constructive and purchas-
ing operations in other sections OF the
greater city. Washington Heights has long
been one of the greatest apartment house
sections, and yet its growth in this respect
IS virtually only in the initial stages.
In Attractive Home Boroughs.
Many Bronx builders were also engaged
throughout the year in enlarging many Of
. the home and business areas of that flour
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, noted in the seventeenth and eighteenth
centuries for the brawls and popuS
| disturbances of which It became the
scene every spring. These became sucn
source Of trouble 10 the AUTHORITIES
| that carly in the reign OF George III the
fair was abolished. The name OF the
district, however, remains. But the
garden Of Crewe House and it's masni'
ficent old trees are about all that
left Of the days when the district vas
wholly and truly rural
IN conclusion, IL may he mentioned as
happy augury Of better times in lndl'
that Lord Crewe and Lord Hardinge Of
Penshurst, the new Viceroy of India, are
old and intimate friends. classmates BON
at Harrow and afterward al Trinity Cor
| lege. Cambridge Moreover. they are
both men renowned for their tact ana
thanks TO this it is improbable that any
of those conflicts will arise betwee9
Whitehall and Calcutta which have
the past contributed so greatly TO inter
fere with the success Of the administers
ton Of the government Of Englands
great Oriental empire.
When the Viceroy has been Of
strong and masterful character. like, fo'
| instance, Lord Curzon, he has resen'ed
and rebelled against the authority OF me
| Secretary Of state until conditions oe
came impossible and his resignation I'M
perative: a resignation regarded by NV
natives OF India in the light Of d"'
avowal and disgrace. When. on t~
other hand, the Secretary OF state ~"
insisted on being the dominant party ~
! has reduced the Governor General o.
| Calcutta TO such impotency as 70 con-
pletely nullify the prestige OF the kings
representative-that prestige which plss'
so Great a role In England's mastery "
India and by means OF which. rather
than by mere force, she finds II possio"
to maintain the three hundred millio"
OF natives under control.
With Lord Crewe at whitehall and ~s
old crony and college chum. Lord HsS
dinge, at Calcutta, there win be no ~
due usurpation OF authority ON thS op"
side or the other. Men Of strcnB "
dividuality. but OF perfect tact, they na'
be depended upon TO work in compic'
harmony and unison. for the granas~
OF England's great Oriental empire.
EX-ATTACHE
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
The building tables for Manhattan ana
The Bronx from 1879 to date are as FOL
lows:
No Of Estimated
The Manhattan and The Bronx mort
papps from 1899 TO date are as follows
No. Of Estimated

that with the coming of spring large num-
bers of home centres. which had many
empty living rooms, would be good income
producers and that the majority Of these
finished realty wares ready for buyers
would be purchased by investors Tenants,
however, were not as quickly found as
anticipated, especially in the northerly resi-
Dental territories, and in many OF the
nearer or enlarged home areas OF the bor-
oughs of Brooklyn and Queens
The summer season brought little change.
Nor did the fall period loom much brighter.
This matter of bringing long rows OF new
buildings from the class of expensive hold
ings to that OF gilt edged investments Is no
easy task. 1t requires time. and usually
plenty of time to do So and this period was
no exception TO the usual run of circum-
stances
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

centres OF commerce I'm the North Of
England. was something very much akin
TO a monopoly in the hands of a single
family. namely, that OF the Mines.
Hailing originally from Derbyshire, they
had been settled at Wakefield since 1910,
and by degrees became allied through
marriage TO many Of the houses Of the
titled and untitled aristocracy Of York
shire.
1t was through marriage that they be-
came possessed of the I'll fated Lord
Strafford's country seat Of Great Hough-
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01
NEW BIG LOFT BUILDING.

Plans have been filed for twelve story
freproof loft building TO be built al
Nos. g. and 81 West 4jth street for tht
George Backer Construction Company, at
cost Of 100000. The building will have
a. frontage of 4O.6 feet and a depth ot y
feet, with an extension. The lower part Of
the facade will be OF coiored marble ard
the upper OF brick. with terra Gotta trim
mings. The building will be ornamenied
with Corinthian columns at the eleventh and
twelfth floors. Rouse & Goldstone are ihs
architects.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-01

''You say their friendship ternin"'-
abruptlyT' ~,
yes; they eloped"--Bsrmipshsm -
Herald. -.------- ------ -
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BEGIN WORK FOR NEW HOTEL

Total, ....... so7 s2sOs ss4 TAT s2.429.ass
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WANTED-Maie Help
WANTED-FemaIe Help

WANTED --iIrI Tor rereraI HoIrSeWH~~
t.il 1905 thaplinc street S-2g-h
WhETEp-l.tdy canNaSsers for CITY
aui vicinity. good proposition 10 right
parties Address NJ, care Intellirencer
s-2s-l
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OIL AND GAS

lie local fields have more attrac-
tons at this time than at any other
period in the past TWO years. They
are small affairs as compared with
past Developments. but are the means
.Of keeping up interest and furnish
gossip for local operators. Just now
the most int resting development is
ehtwOn lot operations az Cauons-
burg. The experienced operator does
not take much stock IN town lot do
ysiopmcnts. for Tho past histor. Of
operations Of that character have sci.
dom proved profitable 20 more than %
very few who took chances. and the
few 70 make winning We're those
who got the frst wells
The first and second wells complot-
I'd al CauonsburE are good producers
The third and fourth arc busters This
is not a good showing and all tho NOR.
discouragin. when b. Is stated the last
duster completed is located within l5I
feet OF one OF the good producers
Those who had started now work be-.
fore the drg holes were drilled 10 are
going ahead regardless nf the dis
couraging outlook Each operator
thinks he Will b. more fortunate than
his neiEhhor o. will be- week or
ten dlvs before any ~ tho wells now
drilling viii Boz due i0 got t1r sand
Tho first viii bc flr TIuonsburR IRON
and steel companv.s well on Tho Thos
Hoone lo' and tine second &C. Martin g.
cos We'll on Tho T n0ud Iof There
arc three other wells drilling on town
iofs and as many moro starting
Allegheny County.
Nrfhwr-' OF Wildwood. near ifsrFv
station. Boo NIi.ph.ut cuurff. trrr. Do
a fourth sand Development thar g.
calling nuf anrn. nov work More
than month ago f1. Wsier o. 600.
drilled H.N Uu t.. John ~0Tfer
farm infn tHr fourth Sand arI e.. feT
% good producer There zero rru '.I..
wells lr.Urr .r OBJ. .I.ir|f. ~ 'H.
Foster ffru THt W.N.r rII company
bee "A. rf.f '. dr a f..I ru gu. W.I
liam % 'f.r.sI .trr. arH f"H Parker
~ Edwards NN ..f.IHr. fa .r. Irr q
Vrf '. .r. IlIr'r r..f .r ffr .Hriaf
Varn' farm NEea. . .. .-. .'Brf
'rF '.r' rr '.. ..frrr. .a..r fafr
rr.+ ....
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.
Order of Publication

Ia, .-1.-I--.. -.
West virginia. July Rules. 1871.
The Sci"t" Auto Ear
company. corpora
ton. Plaintiff Sin Chane.ry
T. " Spell Ief-ndau,
Tic object of THIS suit is tn recover
from Pc defendant D. " spell. the SUM
o. $. %" "" wiin interest thereon from
we -"th 10y ~ December. 1910. until
payment. that being The amount due
from The defendant to the plaintiff
herein. under ARD - virtue Of the terms
Of certain contract IN writing. where
rs TIE defendant subscribed and agreed
20 pay Tor twenty -fite t-Jf shares ~
stock or the par value of S1oO.oo Der
s..aIr. ana also 90 satisfy Whatever lie
cree may De rendered Co., thiS cause los
enforcir. the lieu ~ the nttarluar,t
heretofore Issued herein and levied tlf,pfi
TIE follow INK described real estate of
say W.
Part " lot SO go. in what u.s. known
as Tie Last Wheeling Addition To- the
itf ~ NH"'iiuF. aud f~puting eirhtecn
'lsl feet. more 90 LEES. ON the east ~id.
or jacob street between Fifteenth street.
tIi S.Nietnih street 100 snii city. and
being o." same property which VIZ. COM
N'}ed CD the defendant herein. bv Bori-
fns Gartner and wife. hv deed baarfrr
hale " th" lst day NJ Mny. 1909 arI
now ~ record 500 tie office uf Tire rT.rI.
- TIE county Court Of OHIO COUNTY.
NJ est NlrEirip. in Decd Book so I8u
lnao -Nh. Co. which decd reference be-
..'.''t' A'N ~ N'l|'N Nf.aI IfHfInm of
snfl property
NM o. appearing from an affiJltft
tt'd ~ thiF cause 90 THESE Euls-. that
"" dfterdonf. L. vs.. Spell i- NOT 30 resi-
dcrt - tie state rf West NtrEuIf4. arf
h" rot having been served WITH pro,s..
poo SAID fIlt on mot .uu 81 90. pintrffff
.f John p Arberz. If. counsel. fIIt4 1r-
Ter ~ publ rttfnu Dbl entered Hr4.rsf
II1.. ana DO fa ordered that Zoe defend.
-nt above named 10 and le o. ler.h,
required - appear within nu, month
afier date 81 f'c first publication ~
.is order o. HH What i- us. e-..tr. f1
protect DIE 'nfrrrefa .r f.|s a...f
Or '4 further uffsref f.lt fHfs .r.f..
low 'f
Witresa JOHN o. K.rsforr. ..,fa az
our r1if fHu.. af f.f court rI....a ..f
Faif 'r4rfr. f..a DOL. Iat 20 r... f..f
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City Tax Notice
o9nce OF City Treasurer.
sertamhsr az. 1911.

Sutlce l~ srr".v given that the city
faNrS for 1874 VIII h~ Que and payable a {
l,. vffice uf the tlfN Treasurer. Public
Binding. cot fu. 1871 Persons paving
tI their taV-S any day during the
f-oufI uf bcfuu,r Wiil be-, sufitl.d 20 "a
10 discount o. 2 per cent ON city taxes.
Take VIII bear interest from NON. !.
1913. uf o. Fsr cent p'r I.ruHu until paid
Save p-r cont hy Tdyiu= au time.
SAArL. * Johnson.
s-.".tp-o-11 CITY TREASURE
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United States OF America. Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia, SIS
In the United States District Court in
and for said District
In the matter Of c. W. Higgins Rank
rupt. Nc. 24s I'm bankruptcy. Petition
for discharge
To the Honorable Aston C. Dayton.
Judge OF the District Court OF the United
States for the Northern District OF Nest
Virginia:
c. w. Higgins. OF LittIeton. in the
county OF Wetzel and State OF West Vir-
ginia. in said district. respectfully rep
resents that on the 10Th day of March
iiast past. he was duly adjudicated q
bankrupt under the acts OF Congress re-
lating To bankruptcy; that he mas ,luiv
| surrendered all his property and rights
OF property. and has fully complied with
az me requirements or said acts and or
ruptcy.
Wherefore. he prays that he NAV be
necreed py the Court to have a full dis
,ndrSe from all debts proVabIe against
his estate under said bankrupt acts. eX-
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from such discharge
Dated this 18th day OF August. 4. D.,
1911.
G. W. HIGGINS.
by +. L. ROBINSON.
Order of Notice Thereon
Northern District of West Virginia So:
on this goth day OF September. a. -.
IL is P''''io''
ordered by the Court. that = hearing
%, hSd upon the same On the 27th day
OF october. \. L.. 1911. before said
court. At Wheeling. in said district. az
zen % clock In the forenoon: and that
notice thereof be published in the Wheel
ihS litelliEencer. a newspaper printed in
said district. and that all known ,redi-
TORS and other persons IN interest may
appear al the said time aud pace, ana
SuoW cause, II any they have. why the
prayer Of the said petftiorl sii,,tId ,i,t Ia.
granted
Ana u is further ordered by the Court.
that the clerk shall send By mail TO ali
hh."n creditors copies Of said petition
ana mis- order. addressed 10 them AZ
their places Of residence as stated
witness the Honorable Alston q. Day
ton Judge Of the said Court and the seal
th"roof. at Wheeling. in said district
on the goth day or September. \. H..
1911 - -
Attest.
9. II. kl:FAJ'NEIs. Clerk
L. :. -. G.. y. Il. W Va
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ordsr Of Notics rnereon.

Northern District OF West Virginia. ss:
On this 25th day OF september. \. D..
1911. on reading the foregoing petition.
IL is
Ordered by the Court. that a hearing
be had upon the sSPhe on the first day
OF November. \. d.. 1911. before said
court at Wheeling. In said district at ten
o clock in the forenoon: and that notice
thereof be published In the Wheeling In
teiltgencer. newspaper printed in said
District. and that all known creditors
anu other persons in interest may appear
NJ the said time and place and show
cause. if any they have. why the prayer
ed.
And IL is further ordered by the Court
mat the clerk shall send by mail to all
known creditors copies OF said petition
and this order addressed to them at
their places OF residence as stated
Witness the Honorable Aston e. DAY.
ton, Judge OF the said Court and the
seal thereof. at Wheeling. in said dis
trict, on the 27th day OF September. \.
d., 1911.
Attest:
g. II. KEFAJ-VER, Clerk.
L. ). ID. G. y. ID. w. Va.
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FOR RENT

TOR HEFT-Flnt Of 8 rooms. bath.
pantry. alCoVe. front and rear porch es
kiter NieN. Enquire sos So. Front ST
Call law Bell au-Is-tf
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NOTICE OF MEETING.


NOTICE.
There will Ie &C. called meeting OF the
Nomar's Hospital Association. Iu tie
<urseS' Home. ON FRIDAY. september
goth. ~ o.tlp-k. 80 wHicu time notice
"a 90 nr gwen 90 proposed Amendments
fn tfc Constitution and bylaws ~ 4
H..Is. b.. 90 fIs Same place on tho same
tffsrun,u. Old. association viii bc called
Oh. alt .u -4.H monuments
Mrs ". O. lt rLEK. President
MIS- g. &c. LIST. Secretary.
e-e-.f
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made and VIII bc started soon. \
new producer. no matter where joe
Gated. 90 10 shows good and thor. is
room tor other wells Is au incentive
To- operators To- talk. 'huu,'s On get
fLl-. ~ m. L IL .M--f L..IL-f.-
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BANKRUPTCY.
Cnltsd stsiss 81 Americs Northern On


United States OF America Northern Dis
trict OF West virginia. So
In the United States District Court in
and for said District
In the matter OF J. Il. Tary Bankrupt.
No. .5s. In bankruptcy. Petition for
Discharge
To the Honorable Aston q. Dayton.
Judge OF the District Court OF the
United States for the Northern Dis
trict OF West Virginia:
j. b. Tary. Of Benwood. in the County
OF Marshall. and state OF West Virginia
In said District. respectfully represents
thar on the 2sth day OF May. last past.
he was duly adtudged a bankrupt under
the acts or Congress relating To bank
ruptcy. that he has duly surrendered all
his property and rights OF property. and
has fully compiled with all the require
ments or said acts and 81 orders or the
court touching his bankruptcy.
Wherefore. he prays that ne may Ice
decreed By the Court to have a full dis
charge from all debts provable against
his estate under said bankrupt acts ex-
cept such debts as are excepted by law
from SUCH discharge
Dated this :sth day OF September. A.
II. 1911.
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DAILY BULLETIN.
Situations Wanted.

Reliable woman w-nfq waehffr and
ironing fo do 90 lsr own home
Woman wlr.s vtshfnr IRONING nud
cleaning Goo IH ly tte Gay
Two Flrle want .f.Iafroua 49, cham
hermsIds ir same hpfrl
An experIer etcnoErnpter warfa
situation as teacher ~ shorthand ami
'rpewrIfinr nr t1 do pfnce work TX
fsriorrc1