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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
THEY'RE NOT BUYING CATS
Woman's League for Animals
Besieged by Small Boy Hunters.

That there is an effort I'm certain quar-
tiers TO hamper the work of the Woman
League sfor Animals on the East SIDE
the charge made by Thomas + NcCartp'
general superintendent Of that Organic
ton.
Somebody with influence has been pay
ing obstacles In our way ever since We ln-
stalled the cage in Seward Park for ga'r
ering homeless dogs and cats he o"
The Tribune reporter.
do you accuse the Society ion the nv
vention Of Cruelty 10 Animals! ne "S'
asked.
We'll. | don't say them particular.
he responded. though ever since the ca.
was put there they've been iuNeStEe"
us. We've had trouble at Seward fafN a"
summer, bur nothing like the u'''''
caused by this wholly unfoundei Fefo''
that we would pay two cents ams'' ~
cats. I'm going TO trace that report "
source. Whoever started IL had no eN'0''
for doing So" ,.~
\ sign went NJ on the cage go.
announcing. i'm beth English ana l'u'-
I'VE take sick cats tNc 10 NOT F
money for theml" oliver oliver the s.'
rering custodian Of the cage PM u W ~
self-protection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address OF purchaser
JULY Is.


MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE. 1888. 25xlOo Albert J
Appel gdn. ct al to Ensign 81, Reaty co June -. %
Il part mtg Slo'"o). s-'3-S ~ douress' "o
Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY; release dover: Bridget
Kelly to same. = part; July IL: 500. address
same as above.
SAME PROPERTY. John " Fleming 10 same
(mtg Si5. COO: all title, l. part; July IL 500;
address. same as above.
cATHARINE ST. %. 27H6s; HARM !l,. AbT 11is
to Charles Abrahams: = OF az tue Feo l.
1905: 81 address. 2i4G Honeywell ave.
EDGECOMBE AVE. 1ei and 1919 4oxioo Ab-
fotsford Realty 90 10 Jeapette Goodrich. july
Is. 81 address 307 West Ssth st.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1901 cor eith st, PIX
s9i0 00o,. JuIy Il. sicO. address 3O4 Richmond
Terrace New Brighton l.
MANHATTAN AVE. So. l5xso: Mary J Ken Ken
new 10 Patrick Ferguson ana ano mtg Ns,5pi
July IL. 81 address 2s5 West 18th RI.
MONROE ST, n =. i3g Il OF Montgomery ~.
25xlOO. Isabelle Burke ct al 10 Samuel Gordon
~ ~ ; 500 address ''' "''''s ave- ''0'A'"'
WATER ST sos l614o: Christine George ct al
to WIN Tourney. July /: 81 address 1884 West
22d st. Coney Island. Y
9TH AVE. 90. 24xloo: Louis Chardon TO Mary
4 Mdsee. Iuly II. 500 address BOZ ~ Nicholas
sTH AVE. n . cor l56,h st. l99xlOo; New
York and Northern Land Improvement co e
Harrie, c Coosan: july "a: 81 address. West
both St
10TH ST. % West 25xo5x irree. Maria de "a
Conception Nareid &c Martinez 20 Miguel
MARITIME: July II 81. address. 70 West 10Th 81
ETH ST. IFS East. 21N9s. Archibald Oracle
10 Louise g y Dyckman. July !; 81. address
Orange, j.
18TH ST. 1870 East 2ixoS. Albert p .schask
and ano 20 Iouise 9 y Dyckman 'mtg $4,000
JuIv : 81. address. orange '.
4sTH ST. 3I2 TO $40 West; sly frame
stable 5ostO0. Franklin Marsh 81 al to the
Forty-eighth street co. July /. 500.
SAME PROPERTY; Eleanora and Sanford =
roll tr aNNs etc 10 same. correction deed
Iulv Il s2i. $50. address. - william II.
GOTH ST. I37 East. sty brk. 2lxlo0. Mar
n n Glyn 10 David Bovaird, tr. July I; 800
address i2G West jsth 81.
GisT ST. 3i7 West. 23Xloo. Francis Nc
A,,v ref Ia James W Anderson trus, July
~ SIS 600. address. 3iT West 6isi 81.
STTU ST. ll5. West. lGYl00. William Cui
Ia De Wit Stetten. June tmtg slhODb 81
address. 1857 Madison ave.
asTH ST 500 to 32i East. T5Nl0o. Charles
Morgan ref. to Empire city Savings Bank
IuIv II. SID. 500. address 23i West 125th 81.
1IITU ST. IS ~ n Of Brosdway s3Nloo;
Riverside Niaduct Realty 90 Ia New Amster-
dam Holding 90 (mts $3.50 ooob; July ] 800
address. 5OT 18th ave.
IIITH ST. 2i9 and 81 West sty brk, 72s
100. EsteIlc 4 Flclschmann to lesco Realty
and Construction ca tmtg SlO0.j0 500. ad-
dress. 32O BroadwaN
SAME PROPERTY Lesco Realty and COM
structIon 60 10 Mile u Pakas tmtg sWi.OU0l
July II: 500. address. 30 West 18th st.
10TH sT. 36l West. sly brk, iGNl0o,
Helene Won Gerichten 10 Theresa scrpos'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

WEST END AVENUE-Pease & Gilman have
sold No 594 West End avenue. between ssth and
s9th streets three story brownstone dwelling
house. on a plot l9x64 feet, for the Belmont
estate to an investor
TDGECOMBE AVENUE-The Brown Realty
Company has bought from Henry Gates Nos lbl
aud 1853 Edgccombo avenue five story HAT
house on plot 40x1O0 feet, near li2d street
80 STREET Barkin has sold Nos. l9l
and 1913 ID street, six story new law house, on
plot 4sx@6 feet, about Ia feet west Of Avenue
J. Property IN Brooklyn was given IN part
payment.
10TH sTREET-Derzer Brothers have sold
70, Catharne D. Bostwick and lie Roy Ban nos.
nathouses on plot SCHOOL feet. near Eighth
avenue II is said that moving picture the
atrc will be erected on the site.
HATH sTREBT-Hayden & co. have sold for
Abraham Jacons Nos. 2G3 and 265 West Hath
street. six story iathouse. with stores on plot
4OX991 feet.
4lST STREET-Huberth & Gabel have sold
No 424 West 4lst street. four story tenement
house. on lot 25x9s.9 feet for client to Max
Heller.
Hath STREET Carnegie Construction
. Company Charles Newark president, a. B
, Davis treasurer has sold Heathcote Hall. nine
story elevator apartment house; No, go WeS'
Hath street. adjoining the northwest corner OF
Broadway. The structure occupies a plot 5oNlvo
feet and IL Just being completed.
l53D STREETS l.. Pakas has sold to the
I.esco Realty and Construction Company a plot
1OOx1O0 feet in West l53d street. 100 feet west
Of Broadway south side. Emanuel Janpoe and
NJ. Leyinson were the brokers.
56TH sTREET-w William J. Roome Co have
sold for Mrs Elizabeth = Anderton 10 a client
for Investment Nos go and 232 East j6th
street. two five story double tenement houses
built a plot 50xl005 feet
THE BRONX.
KINGsBRIDGE ROAD-A. y Gitterman has
sold for J. II. Brundage plot Of five lots at the
northeast corner Of Kingsbridge Terrace and
| 229th street TO Grace J. Daggett, who has resOd
/ IL 10 oscar Heyman and william a. Schultz.
HOFFMAN, STREET-Ernst and J. j. Pitt
| man have sold for a client OF William II. Giese
/ rich. attorney, the new five story apartment
house on plot 30xgO feet. at the southwest cor
ner Of Hoffman and ls9th streets. The owner
| OF record IL Anna Albert
1s2D STREET-Alexander Sekn and ID.
| Schoen have sold for Gertrude Newman No. $50
! East 1929 street. a four story fathouse, on 10,
~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
PREHISTORIC NEEDLE FACTORY.

An interesting discovery recently made
in England was the site of prehistoric
lake village near Glastonbury The dwell
ling houses were placed on mounds of clay
raised above the level OF the water. The
framework Of a primitive loom was found
under one mound. and the number oil
broken bone needles and bone splinters dis
covered in another mound led the eNplor-
crs 20 think that IL NAY nave Leen the
site Of an ancient nr'a., cory Very few
human bones have been discovered. but
among the interesting finds is d blue glass
bead, with waving dark line rUnninS
around II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
CONNECTICUT ESTATE SOLD.

Henry -. Winans a May report the sai'
Of the estate at Sharon. Conn o"heu oS
Mrs G. Adolphe Low. This property con
sists Of three hundred acres one mile nortf
Of the village. large frame house VIII
stable and garage at the crest OF the hill
The garden and grounds were laid out by
Farquhar. Of Boston The place extends
three quarters Of a mile 10 the lake and has
three-quarters Of a mile frontage on The
lake. with a pine grove with roads windinl
through IT, There are four outlying build
lngs for farmers. gardener, etc. and liberal
greenhouses. icchouse dairy, etc. The pur
chaser of this place viii occupy 1t as his
country place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
LIS PENDENS

e6TH ST, n cor Lexington ave. 26xlOo II;
Sarah Jefferson agt josephine French q al
foreclosure ~ mtg. attorney. " " torleit
18TH ST, 4l6 and AIS East two actions;
Emma Keller agt Salvatore Genoveso % al fore.
closure OF two mtgs). attorney, " G1odhsri.
4TH AVE. . $, $50 n Of 97th st. . 2xllo:
Nelson Herzog agt Salam0n Fausn q al
foreclosure Of mtg: attorney, " Sl.zberser
sgd ST, 400 East Martin J Keogh az,
Patrick ] Cokeley 81 al foreclosure ri mtg;
attorneys. Rounds, Shurman & Dwight.
ls1sT ST. n 5, 10 q NJ Audubon ave ios
100: Alphonse Hogenauer e. al agt Van 0rtsn
Construction Co ej al foreclosure OF mtg, A.
torneys Davis & Kaufman
UNION AVE. ss4. josephine R0rke ar.
Julia craven - Al, eXrs foreclosure Of MTG,
attorney - . l. Cohalan.
4sTH ST. n :. 4OJ r. " of 9Th ave looxleo u:
Charles 4 Rich sgt New Netherlands Thsai-e
co ~ al faction 10 fOrcclOss mechanics Hem
attorney " u Stafford.
CHERRY ST, 306. Martin Keogh e1r, aii
Annie PARSER q al foreclosure or Wtsl al'of-
neys Rounds. Shurman q Dwight
LOT %. block .OU6. Section 4, tax map; les.
lie : Petrie agt Jessie ID Linn e. al ,aueniel
foreclosure OF tax lienl: attorney, II swain
NEW ST Tor Croton 50, s. 2l45 n q
Amsterdam ave. 25xS6.9. and New 81 'or Crotch
str g 2645 II " OF Amsterdam ave. -5Ks's,
Aymar Sands 81 a. trustees. agt Isas'
Schneider ct al foreclosure o' m,sl atlofa7'
Rouers & Sands
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactiones were record
cd Yesterday az the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom. Nos a and IL Vesey street:
BY Joseph r. Day.
CONVENT AVE. az. g i796 f. of 14lst
St 20x1o0. stv dwG; foreclosure sale with
drawn.
iSHINGTON AVE. 1855. PAP n n OF
17Sth 81 ~. 10Xl i6X53. l0Xl46.3; sty tenmnt'
foreclosure sale adjourned 10 Aug
DYCKMAN ST. 3gl s $50 II " Of Pres
colt ave 14Ox15OX irreg; sly dwg and sly
stable. foreclosure sale, sold 10 the plaintlf
Mary Goodwin, for s23,10
By Samuel Marx.
10TH ST s. I41+ II of Broadway OAK
100 :: partition Salr. sold to the plaintf, /
Knight for Sl25
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

18TH ST 2sil and 2>7 East. Pneumatic vbs>
wash 60 sgt charles j Klein 81 al; oct r. 100
SCI
BROADWAY. 1921 10 293i Joseph Th4is. an
George Daily 81 al; Feb ~ lDll' $3.50
152D ST, BIS East. Nathan Passnsn 20,
I1nCfellow Realty corporation. Jan Is ali,
81. 245 06.
SAME PROPERTY. \ Par1l Tic 90 AZ.
same: Feb -. 1911. 500.
10TH ST. 273 West. " II Hussey agt Waltz
wood. oct 20. 1909. 1881 81
isOTU ST, cor I,ln'hurst ave. Nathan
Uopin sgt Solon Construction 90, Jpli 3d. 1911.
1914
BROADWAY. Amsterdam ave. e9th ana ipb
sts: Charles Spsngenberg at James McCrecsey
81 all Nov 20. 1910, Sl'o
18th sT, l2T 10 l3i West. J % PrsSoo;t x
Son agt John Olson CONSTITUTION 90. lurs
10. 1911. rs bond S2S2 "
SAME PROPERTY Andrew Newell at samt.
rune 30 1911; by bond. SOL lV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
or Interest fC Sg>Cme
SUFFRAGE LUNCH LATEST
Campaigners Form Partnership
with Man Who Sells Sandwiches.

THE Blessed Damosel' had suffrage
lunch party yesterday. The Blessed
Damosels' real name is William johnson,
and his daily occupation Is serving fried
egg sandwiches and like de'icacies IN Jo-
soph Ronaynes lunch wagon. under the
Fordham Road station of the Third avenue
elevated railroad
Mr. Ronayne has gone into partnership
with the Woman Suffrage party. not only
handing out suffrage literature with every
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
INVESTOR BUYS BIG APARTMENT HOUSE
Gets the Heahcote New Nine Story Structure Near Broad
way. Which Has Been Held at $450,000.
WEST END AVE. PROPERTY SOLD BY BELMONT ESTATE

leased the store at tho northeast corner OF
Lexington avenue and 18th street for q
term Of years. They have just succeeded
TO the business of r. II. Plump. who was
located at the southeast corner Of Lexing-
ton avenue and 18th street. M. Plump
held long lease on the latter property
Jean Baptiste which was prevented for
several months from erecting a new edi-
flee on the property owing to the above
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

ro,r,ers Loan and Trust co to John w
con 1ei,.. SIg }op3e, 70 William II Hotties 81.
u5idsnn Mortgage CO to Charles Sahio'u'
Northern Bank Of New York to Walter }
f'e Wsrtin Nugrich to Equitable Trust Co;
s.. 900. . ,,o~r,s Weiss.
|-; William Rankin to Jane Bernard; $4,000.
Wallace Reid 10 Carrie oanh y sr."''c 10 -
Michael Coleman 10 'ehua' i'"S' ~
New York; $4,000. ,,,,,,.- ,,,,, t-a,
and ano; 81 - an, ayr 70 David
Abraham Herman "u" "N' "
3 ssSHF York Insurance co TO Lawyers Mort
SaFEg ,I &C GnarIntee and Trust Go to city Real
Same TO Antonio santaella; $4,000. >,
Horny KrakoweL to Paul VI Abrahams' ",
ua,ronoItan Life Insurance co to New YORK
IAfe Insurance co; $4,000 ,,--,..u,,,. ,,oo
Savoy Holding 60 to charles IeroarH. si W.
Ansorhe a 90 20 Alfred l. Frankenihaler'
Tsidore Jackson to Sarah E Loder; 500,
paul VI Abrahams to JACOB strauss SlVo' o.,
ouiss Goettmaun to Albert Goettmann;
Florence c speranza extrx to Florence c
sane to philip Suehl; ST.
Marie Jansen 70 Empire Mortgage co. 500.
Lawyers Mortgage co TO Mortgage Bond co
OF New York. s2S.Ooo.
Goshen Savings Bank TO Lawyers Mortgage
Co: $4,000.
Adele Dodd to Eugene Wasserman
$3.50
Thomas d Richardson 10 George W short ;
50. 600. -
Albany Savings Bank to West side Savings
Bank $
George W Short TO Anna ] Bauer. $4,000.
BENJAMIN Fishgal to Aaron J Friedman.
SlOO.
Robert Gray: $4,000.
Morris KlotZ TO August Ruff. Sl0C.
John G. Faron and ano to Lawyers Mortgage
60: 500 600.
Title Insurance co to Harriettc T. schenck
81 500.
Ti,lc Guarantee and Trust co to Robcr, =
Hubbard. S3S. 600.
Same tn Robert L Hub ha I'd. Si2.OuO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Blouse suits are always the best for the
tiny boys and this one is rendered novel
and exceptional by the inserted trimming
portion. In the Illustration the suit Is
made Of striped material. and this trim
ming piece is simply cut on the bias, but
attractive blouses may be made with the
trimming portions of embroidered banding
or OF some contrasting material. Seal
loped edges are much used for little boys
suits. and such a finish would be suitable
for piaue OF linen suit. with trimming of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
Y IL

JULY Is.
MULBERRY ST. 10G and los: all. John Pa
miere t. Giovanni Tomasselli, 3 yrs from May
1 1911: So. 400. address. ll2 Mulberry st
WASHINGTON AVE. 1927. all; Emma
Crowel TO Clement VI smith; yrs from Oct
1911 $500; address 1927 Washington ave.
18TH ST, "a East. store etc. Sarah BELLS
To- Joseph Bianchi yrs from -. s+20, address
ga East llh 81.
18TH AVE, l1G East; store; Henry 'HolsterI
To Arthur Loewinger; yrs ~ mos from July l.
1911: 81 200 address 176 18th ave.
9TH ST. : = 30 II Of 9th ave. i3X9s all
Alchimac Realty 90 TO John McMurray; i
yrs from oct /, 1911; $4,000 address. Fort
Edwards. Y.
4sTH ST ~ West: William G McAdoo 20 Su-
san u Parish: yrs from MAY |. 1912. $3.50
address - West 4sth st.
57TH ST. 80 East; all; Florence G Speranza
and ano to Allen Stevenson Scholl; yrs from
sent l. 1911: 81 $50: address. 80 East 5Ith 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS

ts.TH ST>ss. zoo n 2 Of Boulevard Isfsy
80. ,or a > sly brick stable. Sew York In.
1870 iCgl a and Fort Washington ave ogn.
nrs' vivian stab. 100 Hudson st. snhl.
'0'''' THE BRONX
80 franz gtore 1884. John Schursn.
borg. on premises. Owner. EbeIins iia5
Waller ave. architect. 5000.
pt.RDY ST. o g. se7 81 n ~ starting ave-
for a sty frame dwg 2lrIN. Thomas Dupn
JerscLel 81. cwner. Thomas T. Nowm10 .-H
Ellis ave. architect; $4,000
BOSTON ROAD. q s.. from Isls' 81 70 is1i
a. for and Il s'v brk ho,.' and hall l21h
al ~. William Lowe. go Mauida st oRnf.
WiiIiam Grlesser 10 Wall sf architect
$3.50 600.
vESrCHFSTEF AVE- u so cor ljSfh 81.
Tor two and ST. brh stores and lofts 2ns
mn. ana fGnfh 81 owner. koppe pauhe. 80
Wsstchoster ave. architect. So ooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19

The Carnegie Construction Company OF
which Charles Newmark is president. mas
sold to a private investor the nine story
elevator apartment house at No. 600 to ""
West Hath street 100 feet west OF Broad
way, known as Heathcote Hall The struct-
ure was recently completed and has been
held at s45O.OOO.
The three story brownstone dwelling
at No. 594 West End avenue, or a pot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
CANADA ALL FOR RecIPsoclTy

Winnipeg. Man. July H. tIa"N -.
Minister of the Interior i'm the Laui'u -,
met has gone to Ottawa after SIX vi
investigation Of reciprocity with the nm
states. ,,,.,
In my trip aid not discover opi'''. w.,
10 reciprocal trade i'm any quarter a..
people met in three Western pro-.
provinces are unanimously for the "'''
ment"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
LEASES.

The cross & Brown Company has leased
the store and basement AT No. N west
23d street for q term Of years to Rosen q
SHERMAN. and has also leased space al the
northeast corner Of Fifth avenue ana $3.50
street for J. Edgar Leaycraft co. To H. l.
Gross, of Boston.
Cooper d Brandenbers, druggists. nave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
hLTE RATIONS.
MANHATTAN

5TH AVE. 20, = 20 q sty oHcf hlds'
Iossta I Blair oyster Bsy LONG Iila1d
owner. : n Gilbert 1928 RroaIway archi.
tect, $4,000.
BROAD ST. 5 70 Is. w 3. Wall s.. 10, ;.
NaTv a. s 10 10 e. 20 10 cts Office buid.
ing; New York stock Exchange buldins 70
~ Iew AZ owner. George 2 Post a sons SiI
9Th ave. architects $4,000
THE BRONX.
PROSPECT AVE. p :. 1l2 q of West
chester ave 20 . sty frame stores and frF.
ls3x5s9. Henry wilkins. 1922 Grand Boue'
yard owner. Carl J Itzcl. 1888 wilkins ave-
nue. architect; $1,000
PROSPECT AVE. $. 1903 II r. Of West.
chester ave; ~ 3 sty frame stores and daE.
iS3x5S.9; Henry wilkins. 1922 Grand Bog'.
ward owner; Cart J ltzel 1855 Wilkins ave-
nue. architect $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

MURRAY ST. II and ~ Albany county s'-
ings Bank loans Daniel = ~eyh"l >--'.''"
PROSPECT AVE, n s. 300 n nc l'oln - .. !"
Wal IOx Irreg: LAWYERS Title Insurance a'i
Trust Co loans 7s3 Prospect Avenue 90 $o"0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FINE FARM FOR SALE IN THE HFRK
shres ~ acres. modern 2 story house run
ming water AL Kinds fruit brooks; 400 o0o n
spruce no swamps' free nom stone Fine out
Price. $500 J. I. TANK Chatham \
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE oRTo LET
BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
BEAUTIFUL. S.ROOM COTTAGE

short blocks from shore; only II minutes from
Penn sta, y. \. g; on fun lots: maca, dam lied
streets. cement walks. curbs, etc and has cIec.
tric lighting. severed property. privilege of 0ne
bathing beach dock. anchorage and high class
Yacht club house; refined and seler, neishhor~
hood and elegant surroundings: price. s. 100:
$500 down, balance IN years WATERFRONT
r.x IA Tribune Office ' 'N'' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19

100. July 10: yrs. 5h per cent; Louis Hano
10 Bronx Investing Co; S3'oo"
2usT ST. n g. 100 II OF katonah ave COX
100: July ~: , yrs. 5R per cent sumo 70 sa'"e'
"a 300. address, 12s Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO 1
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

RIVIERA GULF COAST. 44iTnsarp,s,,..i
Ia, la,n'n gsoIt For information write 20 IL
TITO " KorH co. Unity Bios
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
. MECHANICS LIENS.

9TH AVE, sol: Pittsburg Plate Glass go aot
Felix Isman and John Doe. owners. Cramp & 90.
contractors: Sl.lss 81.
33D ST % East. William Falkinburg AIT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
MANHATTAN

with name and address Of grantee
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated.
T-I,N is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-19

WEST END AVENUE-Pease & Gilman have
sold No 594 West End avenue. between ssth ana
Sgth streets a three story brownstone dwelling
house on a plot 19x64 feet, for the Belmont
estate to an investor.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-17
Move Out Next Week.

A leading member of the legislature,
who is not resident of Chittenden
county, tells us that the legislature
can easily dispose of all the impor-
tant matters before it the coming week
and adjourn Saturday, if it wants to
do so. In other words, if the members
of the legislature want to be honest
with the taxpayers Of Vermont and
with themselves, they can stick to bus
mess instead Of running away from the
State House on every possible excuse
and attend to business.
On the other hand, our friends Of the
legislature can jump from next Friday
over until Monday night, as has been
done before, work Tuesday and adjourn
Wednesday morning at s o'clock, so that
they can draw pay for three days for
the work of practically one day.
If this is done, the question will be,
can any of those legislators responsible
for this grab and the failure to keep
party promises ''come back ?"-Burling.
ton Free Press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-17
POSSIBLE bombing q corn Yield.

II is possible within few years to
double the average production of corn
per acre in the United States, and to
accomplish il without any increase in
work or expense, writes c. P Hartley
in a bulletin of the United States de-
partment Of agriculture. It is not 20
be understood from this statement that
il is desirable to double the present
corn crop. but that it is desirable to
produce the same yield on a smaller
number of acres and with less labor
II 30 bushels are raised of one acre in
stead Of two acres, the cultivating and
harvesting is greatly reduced. The de-
mand controls the quantity that should
be grown To meet demands the pro-
ducers OF the United States have, dur
ing the ten years previous to 1910,
averaged in round numbers 2b00000,-
000 bushels of corn yearly. In produc-
ing this quantity g little more than
050o0,000 acres have yearly been de-
voted to corn growing. The average
production per acre has been e bushels.
Very few farmers would Ike to acknOwl-
edge that their average productions for
the past ten years has been IS low as
% bushels per acre but from the best
estimates that have been made the con-
Clusiuu is unavoidable that half Of those
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1911-01-17
Mr.. HapgoOd,s Conscience.

Hon. NJ. j. Hapgood, who seemingly
exists to make Vermont politics spec
taeular, has returned to State Treasurer
Deavitt, $3.50 which he says is con
science money" He received it in 1904
as mileage and now, seven years after
the event. says he took it 'unduly."
Mr. Hapgood evidently has one Of those
eonseiences that conveniently lapses for
years and prieks only when the oppor-
tunity offers to get its owner into the
limelight. 1t is weA that Mr. Hapgood
plainly stated in his etter that the &C.
tion was not taken "for effect" If he
had not made the statement we should
have inclined 20 the belief that it was
open to just the suspicion
But Mr. Hapgood Is not the only poll
tieian in Vermont who has what may be
termed "the convenient conscience"
There are few members of the present
Senate who seem 20 be similarly
pped--Burlingto Clipper,