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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions iu bankruptcy
were filed iu the United States Circuit
Court Yesterday.
VAPOR LIGHT AND POWER COM
TA<T. manufacturers Of d lamp burner
Tor ca.oleue with offices an NO. 80 Church
street. and factory az i5lst street and River
avenue. voluntary. Liabilities. Si6.3,3, nom
mai assets. g5.027 Judge Holt appointed
NarrseU r. Field receiver, bond $3.50
AUTOMATIC ROVE-STOP COMPANY,
manufacturer of TOve-5tOps 90 be used with
erIuuine frames and looms. of No. &i
West 1-sth street. involuntary, nF w. ~.
Islsct "a creditor FOR $780, money loaned
I'm me coupaur on July g. N was alleged
trat the comrary was iuso.venJ ana oh
Tuly and other dates transferred q por
fiou Of us property 10 Peter SHARP a cred
TOR. 10 prefer him, and concealed some or
ftq property. Assets flW
man MAS. iobber in cotton goods at
NJ asa Park avenue; voluntary. LlabiH-
80 rrcl- assets I.7-2 Judge Holt ape
roi1t.d Berrer; *. stockton. receiver
SAMUEL. HERMAN. dealer in drygoodF
,IItifro, and notions al Monticello y y,
trVoliinfary. Liabilities $3.50 and assets
Tl6 .....-. .....,
DAVID RODKER and MElEE TAM
RgaN doing business as the STANDARD Gar
[at COMPANY manufacturers 81 cloah9,
No. and skirts. an so. sc West Z2d street.
i,,,oIjutarv Creditors, kalmanowltz a
AscLer. 500. Louis BoDrick, $50 ana LOUIS
IIrar1 eaO7 Liabilities are $1,000 ana assets
963
WILLIAM GRIFFITH. OF No. T. East
--fh street. formerly secretary oI Inc
Travel Bureau Inc, ,puoi-.5s.hGaI Gt aJ De
Ia. voluntary. Liabilities S7ci3, nominal
assets. G25, q claim against the IIaFei
FrUrsaI. Inc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28
WANT EQUAL PAY VETOED
Board of Estimate Members Ap-
peal to Governor Dix.
"VlOLATION or HOME RULE"
Declare Measure Giving Higher
Salaries to Women Teachers
Binds Authorities Hands.

Members OF the Board OF Estimate who
have twelve votes I'm that body sent yes
terday 10 Governor Dix an argument 70
convince him that he should veto the
teachers equal pay bill, which would add
some SS.5O0,COo 10 the city budget It was
signed by Controller Prendergast. Presi-
dent Mitchell OF the Board OF Aldermen.
and Borough Presidents McAneny, Steers,
Miller and Cromwell Mayor Gaynor has
already signed the bill.
Criticising the bill as a fragrant viola
ton OF the home rule principle. the signers
said that the problem Of financing the
city OF New York was already so complex
and so difficult that any interference on
the part Of the Legislature binding the
hands of the local authorities must be re-
sented by right thinking citizens.
Tie brief ended with this pledge
Should you veto this measure we will
undertake 10 present TO the next Legs
lature bill 10 give 70 the Board of Educa-
ton and to the Board of Estimate and APP
portiOnment power TO establish salary
schedules for the teachers Of this city,
with the Davis law schedule for women
teachers as a minimum. which Will remove
existing inequalities and MUST dlscrimina-
lions because Of sex, will recognize The
principle Of pay for position and increase
the compensation OF SNCn ltdClltIS as al .
now admittedly underpaid.
Borough President Miller added a quail
fying note that he did not care TO commit
himself as 10 what recommendation for
legislation he might care 10 make for next
year.
1t was pointed out that the bill would
establish as an irreducible minimum a SAL
airy schedule adopted in May as the result
not Of scientific study. but Of a great deal
Of compromise, great deal Of haste and a
great deal Of misunderstanding, and would
make permanent and aggravate a large
number of inequalities between teacher
and teacher Of different grades. Reference
was also made 10 the fact that scien-
tiAc inquiry was now under way a TO the
management Of the school system, and
that when completed It would form basis
for a fair and satisfactory rearrangement
OF the salary schedules.
The members Of the Board of Estimate
had asked for a personal hearing before
the Governor. but he decided that the sub
mission Of a brief would be better.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28
JUVENILE.

LITTLE FOLKS BOOK OF YEAS Eal' E,
~ br clifton Johnson. Illustrated by Mary ~.
Bsssstt limo, 20. xviii 252. CTAe Baker
& rayl-r Company
collection of poems selected primarily
Co. children OF from six 90 tWeiEe cars.
issued n THE Golden Books ior OIilaIeA
80 ans BOOK FOR BOYS. Illustrated.
II N, rr 30s CThe George II. Doran CoGl-
pany) -,.-.,
-,-tqtring stories Of adventure. Of school
zoe 1-E miscellaneous articles, some or theh.
on scientific peceptoHs, AeIob ,S'li' y!
To-day" The JOYS -r, or Te5erce If a
tr,srr and "ArithmctiCal AlnuseileHts
IN. ,..rtn-e Is illustrated do black ana WAl''
~ mi page Illustrations on sray Hla's'
- .-t~s. TEA PARTY. Bv LauIe Claire
rouche-. Illustrated by Aais2 a. T. 80
~ l6mo ID. -. ,dolat. Aafl " ~
sszises the poem which gives the book Us
-.l. there are two Others OEsI III III y.
MEADOW and THE Mouse ana uie o"iA'
TIE HEART or IoJIH rs5s sDI b. jeanette
EIssr with or introduction oS ~ 44 i-g,.s
Foaescn Burnett Emo. np Alli' o. ZINC
--.-l.s q Walton company
poems OF childhood sentiment ana mag
-,'C- humorous verses and ballads.
-o----,r rrAs-s AND CURVED. An Expo
s.,.ca = he Line Of bea4ly as IIsri,sr
rre ANNA. Worll. A. ~ I-r7s,,.-j--o- paul
-,--r r0 naE,ra-.on i>an trahcisco' Ia~''
r.-a~r,s rrvmss and drawings.
~, s~po~e vAsHINGTON's scout =. A
-oNl III Patriotism. By Alfred blsnoy
r--e--ata5. i2mo, PIP VIZ olo'
.lr.---. H.t a. Coz
.--. urine pal characters are a ooy ana Ia. d
- and t7cr are IN the ReNo.uilohdI y
f--w t-. defeat az BROOKLYN 10 tic
victory ar 1ofkio"-- 49,
- 1850 lion HUNTER BY Zane Grey
-HH s.--.s5 IRON Photographs limo pp' 20.
lEa.pe~ g. Bros1
s-r-. of lsssoin- mountain lions IN me
Grand canyon country
-'--,--- or rr-,-7OR Pictures by Arthur
m rfsrs- Verses br Lillian 3. hunt $40
n 53r.ra-lon. CHarper bros'
--s adventures Of a boy IN Dreamland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28
LIS PENOENS.

HEWITT PLACE. es 1867 4 n Of Longvood
ave 41xiO0. George r Johnson agt william I
| I[uapp et al amended foreclosure q mtgs). al
formers Ferriss. Roeser storck.
fnsT ST. = e. 100 n v Of Ienox ave look
90 II. Cosgrove Bros agt Diva Realty co 81 a.
foreclosure Of mechanics Hem. attorney, n q
Guftmau.
Isidore Jackson agt sarah Hyams et al fore
closure Of transfer OF tax lenl, ATTORNEY
stern.
47TH ST. $50 East, Emma Wagner ag'
Sarah + Bogart e. al foreclosure on mtg. AT
torney. L Ebert.
2D AVE. 1875 and 1877 two actions August
Trgnoa agt Right Real % foreclosure OF
two mtgs,. attorney. N Guedaiia.
COLLEGE AVE. W >. l2s II n ~ 18TH 81. DIX
~ q. William Dixon o. al agt NesioNh hral n
90 ~ al foreclosure Of mug, attorney =
Edsall
NTH ST. l72 East. aud l21th 81 l5l Las,
Flora RYAN agt Willie RYAN et al part
tom: attorneys Stewart Shearer.
18TH ST. ~ and i29 West Carl Touioch
az. Trhn T. Olson Construction 20 tnotice or
levy. attorney. A Watson
iqaD ST. l59 West. Andrew Battle agt
Tohn II O'Nel 81 al faction 90 compel convey
ancei. attorney. u WINNER
STFI ST 81 East; Leonard Hangen agt Fannie
RoeenthaI ~ al foreclosure OF mtg on lease
hold. attorney. j OGrafy.
9TH ST. los East John i Mahoney agt
Michael I.upoWitz foreclosure Of MTG attor
ney. T. I. MullaIy.
lord ST. % s. a04 n q OF Park ave. i6Gl"0 II
outs. n Jackson agt Samuel Klepner e al
foreclosure or mtg. attorney, Wood
GREENE ST. -. Robert D Winthrop et al
agt solomon cohen 81 al foreclosure OF mtg
attorney. 4 WOOD.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28

s.tsrs come Lies Calendar for 1872 ana
me Gibson Calendar for 1917
rrs AND MEN BY William valentine
Kelley limo. III %. The Eaton MAINS
company
mis- booklet discusses the fascination
Urich trees have for men and The sihniF oe-
tween them.
a CHRISTMAS CAROL BY Charles Dickens ems
. 1--i-r Illustrations by A &. Michael $40.
11e CThe George X. Doran Company
CHRISTMAS TREE BY Charles Dickens.
= ',55'--fv~-F ip color by II. NJ Brock. l2mo pp.
Ia CHE George n. DoTan COMPANY
..Tbe Holly-Tree Inn" by Dickens. in a
. SIMILAR edition. We have also received.
o>-D NIGHT N BETHLEHEM. A Christmas
story BY Y. J. Dawson. LIMO pp' "a
me George II. Doran Company
-rprsTsAs EVE BY Washington Irving
b pcfure8 IN color BY Ccca Adm. l-no, no
-ras-aton. tThe George u. poran Coln-
panyl
We have also received in companion vol
r,re Irying's Christmas Day
CHRISTMAS IL THE HEART. \ Book OF
Giasness and Devotion. Illustrated. l-ino'
Ill CThe George H Doran Company
consisting Of quotations appropriate. 70 n,
et-,l,ar nature bear the titles christmas
p,.eef and Christmas Bells
,ouV EvSKIN or THE MASTER PAINTERS
REYNOLDS Illustrated. small Emo d. a.
j1he George n. hoIaN ~u''tN.'-.
Ia The same series we have received
.-itiau" and wan Dyck.
little UTIIFTs Sentiments Of Cheer and
~ f-s-i-atio- Bv Humphrey J. desmond
s-tI i-mo. p0. s.. Chicago. a. G.. Nc
c.srg 6 Coz
rur INNER BEAUTY. BY Maurice Maeter-
INK lSmo pp. vii. Il. lIenry bolt a
CO..
other booklets In the same series which
heve reached us are Gardens and Friend
srfr ." bv Francis Bacon. and Five Types,
bv q * ChesJerton, book OF essays.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28
LEASES.

Corn & Co. have leased for the Twenty
fifth Street Realty Company d6e Holstein'
PRESIDENT 5000 square feet at No. l5o to
l44 West 18th street. TO Kerner & Shaffer;
tor the 4. q s Const Company 400 square
feet in the building being erected at NOS
l42 and IA West 25th street, to Louis Stern
berg: for the Brody. Adler & Koch COM
pany 1900 square feet in the building being
erected al No. y West 18th street. TO Philip
n Gladstone; Tor the estate Of John Wal
ton $500 square feet at Nos. AT and lia
West 18th street, to Leon II. SOM; for
Henry Corn 1000 square feet at Nos 3
and 80 Waverley Place. 10 the Burger Dress
Company. and for L. & 4. Pincus space
at Nos lOs and ms West 32d street, 10
Producers Sales Company and Sealshipt
oyster System.
NJ & L. Hess have leased the top loft
al No l49 10 l55 West 24th street, 10 Lam
port Brothers & Mayerson; the fourth loft
al No. 7l6 Broadway. 10 Louis w. Cohen.
the fourth loft at Nos. % and . Washing
ton Place. 10 Charles P. Thill the tenth
lott at Nos l43 and l45 West 18th street.
the sixth loft at Nos. Is and Il West 2ist
street running through to Nos Is and Is
West 22d street. 10 Louis Barnett & Son.
and the fifth loft al No. 12i West 18th
street. 10 Dublin e. Ginsburg
Frederick Fox & co. have leased for
James 3 Haggin 70 the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company the store and Offices on
the seventh foo- I'm the building ar Nos
81 and 379 Broadway. for a long term Of
years
The Rutland & Whiting Company has
leased a store and basement in Temple
Court. 10 the Chief Publishing Company
a store and basement at No. G. Fulton
street. 20 the Wildwood Chemical Company.
a loft al No - Beekman street 10 the Elec-
trio Elevator and Machinery Maintaining
Company; a loft az No. % Beekman street
10 the 7. E. Linde Paper Company; a lott
at No 81 Cliff street, 10 the Story Brush
COMPANY and a loft AZ No. li3 Bleecker
street. 10 A. Stomer.
The Twenty-ffth Street Construction
Company and the East Thirtieth Street
Construction Company have leased the
eighth loft in their new buildings. acjoin-
ing each other. No l29 10 lS5 and Ne. l81 10
III West 18th street making a floor through
Of 134 feet by % feet, for term OF hve
years. to the United Garment Company
for the manufacture and sale OF kmonos.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28
To ERECT LARGE APARTMENT HOUSE
Structure Probably Fourteen Stories, Be Built 18th Street
on Former Clark Estate Property.
BUILDER BUYS BLOCK FRONT IN ST. ANN'S AVENUE

Frank Bradley, head of the Bradley Con-
tracing Company. is TO erect an apartment
Rouse. probably fourteen stories in height
On the block front on the north side Of 15th
street, between Broadway and Amsterdam
avenue
The property has frontages Of 52.2 feet
on Broadway, 50 feet on Amsterdam avenue
and 2l2 feet in 18th street, with a rear line
Of 1863 feet. 1t was owned for number
OF years by the Clark estate. having been
bought by Alfred Corning Clark In 1883 for
$50. 600. In 1902 the estate sold II 10 the
Atlantic Realty Company, and the follow
ing year II was resold to the Century
Realty Company The Crawford Bradley
Company, composed of Frank Bradley and
William Crawford, purchased it IN 1906.
Last July Mr.. Bradley bought out the
Crawford interest and acquired full title TO
the parcel the following month. The trans
fer showed that the property carried a
mortgage Of 500, 600. the figure at which the
property is assessed by the city for taxa
ton.
Alexander Selkin. in conjunction with B.
Lichtig has sold for a client of Zabriskie.
Murray. Sage & Kerr the block front, COM
prising nine lots on the east side OF st.
AIMS avenue. between 13Sth and l59tn
streets The property has frontages OF 20
feet on the avenue 125 feet in i3Sth street
and 1929 feet in 18th street The buyer Is
builder, who Will erect three story build
ings and stores.
The Rutland q Whiting Company has sold
for Evarts. Choate & Sherman. as attor-
news for the Anna Clinch estate, No 10
West 39th street. a four story dwelling
house on a lot 22x9S9 feet. The present
building, TO be remodelled. has been leased
for a period Of twenty-one years TO the
American Dairy Lunch Company, a cor
poration. which is being organized to open
a chain OF lunch rooms throughout the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28

Square Realty co 20 jacob Hahan yrs from
Jan 1. 1912, $4,000; address. li9 West Goth 81.
Delaney ST. 100. store; Marcus julien
20 Crystal Drug Co. yrs from Jan l. lW2'
Sl.GSO address. 100 Delaney st
FREEMAN ST. 90s apartment; Louis Levy
60 William Reilly: WIS from oct !, 1911, SSB2
monthly. address. 1888 7th ave.
HUDSON ST. 5l2; all; Emma J Storey 20
AdOlph : Potter. Yrs from Feb !. l9l-
s 200: address. 200 West 18th 81.
WILLIS AVE. 3i4. store and basement.
Willis ave. $40. first fat south; kathle DenZie-
sen 10 Charles Beris; yrs mos from oct
I. 1911. $1,000. address, Jil Willis ave.
SD ST 221 West: basement store. Katha-
rlne Carroll 20 Martin Zuckeman. Yrs from
Oct I. 1911: $3.50. address 300 East 25th ST.
90TH ST O. and "a East; ALI Hermitage
Co 10 Max Korner yrs from Nov I, 1871
$3.50: address, 20 East 99th St
NTH ST, 500 West; store. etc; E open
helm 90 David l. Albert. 4 yrs from May J.
1912. S72O. address. 3O2 West 111th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

LAWYERS Mortgage Co 70 Mary A Jeffrey;
SIS 600 - an
same 10 Phillips PhRnix. assts: $4,000
Walter r Lord 70 Corporate Mortgage o.
SiCO. 40,
Modena Realty CO ~ Frank Wilsey; SlO
Carl Fischer 10 William A kurz, SllVJV
lea Luquer. trustee, 70 Caroline Grahah' &C.
Ola IL. ., -oo
Empire Mortgage Co to Alvin Buichneri slow
Eva Arnold 70 Malvina Meyers $500 ..
Charles Hammell & co 10 Vaclav Palacek. e..
William r Quinn. trustee. 20 Chester W
Catheu. 81.
Dora Topper 70 Carrie Broadwin' VI
Abraham Dorb 10 Herman Gotuieb, 500.
Nettie simons 10 Eikan Kahn. -.
Isaac Cohen 10 Philip J Aeinhsrdti Slvo
Moses l. Marriss 10 Berthe Fo"eh anu
ano 81. o.-s-.. =, ooa
Adaline II Dodge 10 May I Ogden s4Voo
carl A Bauch to Sara NJ Brckner; SlW
Charles Knapp 10 Henrietta Knapp slVo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28
pEMURRAGE CHANGES URGED
Many Prominent Shippers Of New Eng,
land ADOPT Resolutions.

Boston. oct. 27.-Resolutions favoring
number OF changes in the present demur-
rage code. principally looking toward an
increase i'm the free time allowed for IN
loading freight cars under the present In
terstata Commerce Commission rules, were
adopted at q meeting OF more than num-
dred prominent shippers Of New En2ahd
held here to-day Another resolution urged
the retention OF the Office OF D"murfdgs
Commissioner al Boston and Of the present
Incumbent A. 3D. Thomson. copies OF
these resolutions will he sent 70 the AMER
lean Railroad Association and TO the Inter-
statC Commerce Commission as an express
sion of the wishes Of the business interests
Of New England.
Vice Presidents Timothy Byrnes. Of the
New York New Haven = Hartford Rail-
Albarv Railroad. expressed the willingness
OF those roads 20 cooperate with the snip
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28
SLOWER GETS THIRD SECRETARY

Ira y Patchin was appointed as his pri-
vate secretary by Park Commissioner sto-
yer yesterday. Mr.. Patchin is the third
secretary the Commissioner mas had since
ne took office The latest secretary was
until yesterday a member Of the office force
OF Raymond (. Fosdick, Commissioner OF
ACCOUNTS Mr.. Fatchin is a native OF Iowa
and two Of his brothers are newspaper men,
enc representing a local newspaper IN
Washington. Charles Davis and y. Rcyn-
clds Brooks We're Mr.. Patchin's predeces-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
rFrom The Tribune Bureau
washington. October. Il.

Washington, Octooer, q.
ORDERS IsSUED.-The following orders
have been issued
First IJeuteuant GUsTAVE \. WISER, 18TH
Infantry. 20 san francisco thence 20 FhilS-
First t''i Lieutenant GEORGE p. LAKE Inedica.
CORPS. 10 Jefferson Barracks ~ absence OK
captain RAY ". BRYAN. meaIcal CO. 90. ~
Leave OF absence: captain HUGE y. DI h 80,
LEY quarteunaster. four months Ho'"
February 10. ,..,.v
Rear Admiral W. 4. MARSH ALL 'lretired), de-
tachod navy yard, Norfolk. and nFs1 hA'~'
CAPTAIN l1'' r. n. DOYLE. detached navy. ya.o
Nor.olk. 10 navy yard. Norfolk and hi'-
oy rs1a. Commander c. c. FEwEL. detached
tho Pennsylvania; 70 naval hospital WASH
Ensign gi r. $. YOUNG. to naval hospital. wash
MidsS SnS9D G p. JACOBS. detached the Mime
sofa November %. TO the Hartford
Surgeon j. W BACKCS commissioned. 4.
PaVwaster's clerk l.. X. TT Mt Uetrecl, oe-
tached navy yara, Mare J59 si to a6 aoe
Paymasters Clerk r. l.. FkfSSoiA' @pp'i'''S~'
10 navy yard, Mare Island
MARINE CORPS.
Major H. G.. REIsINGER, one months isaVs
First ron hie pSssG'' W F. BEvAN. ore month
CAPTAIN a. S WILL ms. detached headquar-
~ ters. 10 marine barracks New York
CAPTAIN r A. RAMSAY. detached marine bar
racks. portsmouth: 10 advanced base school,
Philadelphia.
CAPTAIN G. : OWEN. commissioned
FIRST Lieutenant :. A. MERRIAM, detached
naval prison: TO marine barracks Forts-
mouth. ,,.
FIRST Lieutenant c. r. WELLS. commissioned
Major HENRY LEONARD fretired), detached
marine barracks Philadelphia; % home.
Captain T. r. MILLER. detached marine oar-
racks. Norfolk: 10 central recruiting us
second i i.r'e,I q F. SMITH and T. z.
THRAcHEP Ir., qualified for promotion.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The fol-
lowing movements Of vessels have been re-
ported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
oct 25--rbe Octopus at New London.
oct 2s-The Washington. the salem, me Are
thusa and the Brutus ~ New YORK Slty. me
Raleigh. tha Cincinnati and the Prom6tneus'
az San Diego. the MacoOnouzh az NorfolA
oct 27-The Abarenda al raku, nag or com
msndar IN chief Asiatic feet temporarily
transferred from the Saratoga 70 the RAM
bow
oct 2s-The Bagley, the Bailey. the Biddie. The
Dahlgren. tie Dupont the De Long. the
Shubrick the Stockton. the Str1ngham, the
Worden and the Kansas from norfolk Tor
New York. the Octopus, from New London
for Bridgeport en- route 70 New YORK no
IDAHO. from philadelphia for New YORK. the
Mars from SewaIis Point for New YORK:
for New York: the Craven, from Morehead
CITY. v c., for Norfolk. the Chester from
Trieste zoe Malta.
Oct 27-The Decatur. from siakwan FOR Chin
King. the Rairoow. from Manila for shans-
hsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28
CONDITION OF TRADE.

The record breaking cotton crop, lndl-
Gated by the e&tldorClnary glaLInb report
means muCn Tor THIS country IN DOlA
It's foreign ana domestic trade ana IN us
relation 10 the money market that II fairly
ranks as the most taVOIaDle development
of the year. The resulting reduction IN
prices is, E connection with low sloCh5
carried by merchants, eftectng marked
Improvement i'm the drygOods trade. FUR
Their price reductions are reported IN iron
ana steel with the effect OF SUmuldt4hs
business, and consumers are placing orders
IUTr. er ahead. Learner Is dcLNr ana ifIII-
There Is an increased demand Tor copper
Retail trade generally Is benented by pet
ter weather. The banking situation Is
strengthened by the improvement In the
leading foreign money markets. As con-
Germ over the European political situation
becomes less acute me rebellion IN emma
attracts attention and is having some ef-
feet upon export trade. especially tnat IL
CCttOns which rs checked thereby. or
eign commerce during the latest Week az
New York shows a large Increase IN I'M
ports and large decrease ~ exports I'M
ports were Sl508Uo0 against sl673LSs7 in
1870 and exports Sl2.7.l, s66 against SiIul6,ot5
Reports from the principal trade centres
are nearly all satisfactory. indicating a fdlr
volume OF activity, ana IN the Northwest
the feeling Is that conditions IN that section
have fully recovered. from the setback Of
last wear 4 somewhat better demand
for investment securities is reported. No
vember interest and dividend payments are
estimated at nearly $4,000 oe0. an increase
lr 35.-SU 0r9 over a year ago Railroad
earnings during the first half OF October
-aiaed- 20 Der cent Bank cearings this
week outside Of New York gained II per
cent over 1910 and a per cent over 1909
iu New York there were decreases Of l2S
and 2j6 per cent. respectively. The sltua-
ZION as whole is clearly one Of advance
While the volume of business is below full
producing capacity. and there are disturb
auces lu some Industrial departments.
QuickerinE of the trade movement Is ap-
rgrcur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

BROADWAY. 1879 and 1871. August F FNr-lh-
ling agt estate OF Joseph Wecnsier 81 al Dec
TO- 1910, $50 49,
SAME PROPERTY. John J McKiernan agt
same. Dec TO- 1910. s167 y
Fulton AVE. " s. 10 Il Of list ST.
George colon & co agt Bethel CONSTRUCTION 60
et al. Oct l6. 1911 by bond; S+,150
AVENUE r. s and 10. Frederick Adler agt
Louis schaffer et a., Sept Q. 1911, SlI3
MOTT AVE. = :. 100 q Of li4th 81 = 8
RAYMOND q co agt Mott Avenue Realty 20 ~
al. Sept I. 1911, S5o9 %
FRANKLIN AVE, 1415 annie Vedoy-aiteo ast
Rodes Realty co et al, Feb II, 1911 80 50
Ard ST los 10 116 West, P Keogan agS
Nav York Lodge No /. OF the Benevolent ana
Proteotive order Of Elks ~ al; Aug 80 1911 'oy
bond, $500 -.
SAME PROPERTY. Peck Brothers agt same
Sept IL 1911 Inv bond sB.l93 a.
SAME PROPERTY: P F Kenny co agt same'
Aug 30 1911 tbv bond. S22579 IS
l40TH ST. 465 West. Michael P Tally azt
herman \ walter: Aug y. 1911 by deposiu
SAC 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-28
BIG FLUSHING BAY TRACT SOLD.

I,Ecluse. WasEburn K Co. have sold
tract Of eighty acres fronting L5o feet ON
Flushing Bay. with eighteen acres OF land
under water, adjoining the holdings Of the
Greensboro Corporation. The trolley from
Greensboro Bridge over Jackson avenue
runs within two blocks Of the property,
and the trolley from 92d street ferry over
Flushing avenue runs within about three
quarters Of a mile of the tract Tie price
v.ae f., the neiehborhoOd OF $4,000.