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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-20
ASKS BURDEN LIFTED.
District Railway Regulation Is
Frksome to the |. c. c.
EXCEPTION TO RATE RULING
At Odds With Commerce Court on
"Transcontineutal Cases"
PANAMA CANAL NAY FIGURE
Annual Report Shows Fines As
sessed Totaled $2l4, 225-New
Building Asked For.


The interstate commerce commission in
its annual report just made public again
asks TO be relieved OF the responsibility
of regulating the street railways OF
Washington. a duty imposed upon 1t by
the act Of May q, 1903. and which the
commission has always regarded an more
or less irksome. In the report the COM
mission takes issue with the Commerce
Court in the treatment Of what are
known as the "transcontinental rate
cases." involving freight rates from the
Atlantic to the Pacific coast terminals
and those charged to intermediate points
1t is explained that existing rates OF the
transcontinental lines from eastern points
to inter-Rocky mountain cities are ma
.erially higher than those to Pacific coast
terminals. and that in a decision by the
commission interpreting what IL known
as the long and-short-haul provision OF
the present law the commission directed:
by order. that a relation OF rates should
be established for the Pacific coast ana
points in Ave zones into which the United
States was divided for the purpose.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-20

New and Appropriate
Spun Silk Scarfs,
Shawls, Shoulder
Throws and Mufflers
Rich. desirable, yet inexpensive
Straight Scarfs. with fringed ends;
cho ce of white. black. ~ 90
light blue. hello and SN .QDQD
Large, Straight Shawls, ia soft
grays, light blue, pink. a - -s
black and white with d. -
fringed ends.
Plain color and two.tone effects
in Shoulder Wraps fin ~ so
ished with heavy tassei M. SVD
in all cOlorings, at........
Large Scarfe or Automobile Wells,
in white. gray. navy q . RHh
blue or brown, S.6.SAV
a.. ..sss..'.'.'
Neckwear Dept.-Street Floor.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1911-05-20
GIVEN AWAY.

With every cash purchase
at the soda fountain of Sam
Serio you will get a ticket,
and when you get two dol.
lars worth of tickets by pre-.
sentlng same you will get a
souvenir plate. ALI custom
toners have a chance to get
a good many plates during
the season.
For a good smoke ask for
Serio's Special Cigars.
SAM SERIO.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1911-05-20
State of Louisiana, i:

State of louisiana:
Parish Of st. Mary:
The above and foregoing charter OF the
VlLOl SUGAR COMPANY, having been
handed to me for examination as to il,
legality, and having read the same care,
fully, and hndlng that the purposes and
objects OF the corporation as specified In
SAID act are legal, and that none of the
provisions contaIlcu therein are con.
trary to law, hereby endorse and APP
prove the said charter.
In evidence whereof, illness my official
signature the 10Th day OF April, IyII.
/. IL. MlLLlNG,
District Attorney, 25rd Judicial District
Court.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1911-05-20
Clerks Office, ::

Clerks Office:
Parish Of st. Mary, louisiana:
l Wilson W. Tarleton, Deputy Clerk of
the 23rd. judicial District Court of Louis.
lana, within and for the Parish of st. Mary
and EX-Otficio Recorder thereof, do here.
by certify that the above and foregoing is
true and correct copy of the original as
on file and of record in may office, record :
ed in Book I'll of Mortgages unuer No. 35.-
515 of date April 2Oth, 1911.
In evidence whereof, witness my official
seal and signature affixed hereto this 10Th
day OF April A. D., 1911.
WILSON w. TARLEroN,
by. Clerk d EX-Officio Recorder
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1911-05-20

Boiled Ham and Breakfast
Bacon Sliced on the American
ollclng Machine, any quantity at
O'Niell's.
The St. Mary banner. (Franklin, Parish of St. Mary, La.) 1889-1931, 1911-05-20
For Sale Cheap.
TO THE PUBLIC.

| have sold the Franklin Bot.
Ting Works to j. C. McCardell,
who will conduct the business
hereafter. | desire to thank my
customers tor their generous pat
ronage, and hope they will give
Mr.. McCardell the same considera-
ton ahd patronage.
NJ. MCNULTY & Son.
April l, 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-13
OFFICES RENTED TO DOCTORS.

Leases 10 the following physicians and
dentists have been made ly the OsGood
Pell Real Estate Company I'm the new Ply
sicians and Dentists Building AT No N
East ilst street. While there are a few
single offices TO rent. this practically com.
pletes the renting Of tho building: DR. Abel.
Or Currio Drs f.. l.. Bangs W. Y Bar
nard H. ". Beers J. r. Emerson, Leo
Puerger pr. Cleveland. Or. BuRbee, Drs.
J. n. Burt, p n Carpenter T. r. Bart
lett w Coley. +. p. HoGuct. W. 4.
Dounes r. r. Cook DR. Dshrow. Dr.
Morrison. prs Reaman Douglas T. s
Eckley. IT, H. Forbes, ~. r. Browns. VI &.
Gottechaldt. \ " Gum. Drs g. p Palmer.
W. l. Fannell. James Petersen. r. r.
Perkins. A. j. Cuimhy. Charles F. Raheli,
J. A. Robinson. John Ruf, r. !. Lewis Dr.
Whitbeck. Or. Schlapp. Drs. F r Rutland.
W 4. Scruton. g VI Shaw. n. 4. Sinclair.
H. H. Sisson. g. T. Stevens. r. r Sweeny.
Ralph Opdycke. Or. Terrell. Or Hussa
Dr. TieCk. Or GilliEan, Dr Carl Nund Or
Adolph Wund Drs. Z II. Waters J. y Has
hrouCk. W. ". IIaskin. !. G. Dryer. W VI.
Higgins, H. r. HUMPHREYS. 4 Hyman, Y.
II. Jackson. j. NJ Keyes. Dr Kimbsll. DR.
Parker Drs. y. l.. Baldwin. +. " Dixon,
l.. T. Ludington. r. G. Lusk 7 =. Nc
Gowan. T.. " Nall. ~ - Newk'rk, \ r
Osgood and 4. r. stevens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-13
SATISFIED MECHANICS lIens-

NaPEs AVE 100: Isaac Hysrs az, M.u,,,
Realty and Construction 60 81 al. jan 70 ia;,
'by deposip sl2 ~.
10TH ST. - 100 n ~ Southern Pant.
ward = y ~ Bots & GO AT Fast 1914 si,..,
Realty o 81 al: Nov 20. 1910. ti.s23 "a
RFISs PL n . cor Bronx Boulevsrd; VIVA,
Bslkin agt George R'iss - al. Nov H. isie.
$500
SAME PROPERTY. Emil NEolsl ssr ,a,;..
Nov 81 1910; $500 I51'
SAME PROPERTY. Red b Is.z, AZ, ,,m.
Dec 3. 1910: S2I5.
REAR SWAMP RI. cor Bronx P,rk ~,
Hudson Woodworking 60 sFt same. pec O. isis.
sj75.
18TH ST. a.2 ~ nls Fast. Cohen T. s,s,n,,.
sgt East 10Th street Reslty 70 81 a.. Jan n
1911 S215.
SAME PROPERTY Antonio Plrcor4i - Al s,,
same. IAN .. 1911: $1,000
SAME PROPERTY: William Hooksy. IN.
AIT same. Jan 10. 1911, SiOs -.
SAME PROPERTY: Relanc. Fir.p-oos d.
60 sgt Fast 18th street Realty Co. Jan a. iaii,
PATH ST. rs and 80 Vest pit'sours Par,
Glass 90 agt Boreas Realty Go ~ al. Nov q ie,e
cancelled: $l.075.
REISs PL. n cor Bronx boulevard. vipc.r,
Toriello agt George Reiss 81 a. Sept Q. 1910 N
bomb s2525.
RYER AVE. cor isoth -. Iossph re,.
agt 4 Whisten Construction 60 - al. Sspt n
1910 ny bond; s405.
RIVER AVE, cor isOth 81 X E5>snsro
Whis,en sgt Norcniva 80 al; Sept ,, 1870 sac.
RIVER AVE. se cor isOth ~; Michael C.r.,t
AIT A Whist"n Construction GO. July IS. iai0i
$500 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-13
MECHANICS LIENS.

NATHITpA AVE. 323l0 " n ot 23sth
St ln0N 100 cross Austin & Ireland Lumber
GO aEt Fox Milrr Realty and Construction co.
owner trencwaD. 81 $50 80.
GREENWICH ST. 514. John D McRren ast
W \ King. owner trenevaD; s42S.
PELHAM AVE. s. 80 ~ n n ~ Huch -
ave. 20 5Xl0O. Robert Nolan AIT IL Volt
construction co and Tony Nclo owners.
Joseph lie Vol. contractor. $500
LEMON AVE " s. whole front between
I4Ist and 1920 SITS 200NiOo, George r Moore.
Inc. agt Joseph GLIDING Realty Co. owner and
con tractor; SGi 80
JACKSON AVE. " $ ~ n II Of 1891 1t
In6N75. Rel Stein AIT Ram Realty Go, owner
and contractor, $3.50.
18th ST G2a East: Jacob Klinger sgt PIN
Gus Iowcnfeld and William Prayer. owners
Jacob sommer. contractor; slS
PARK AVE Nos 1901 AMI iIO9: Morris
UochberC AIT Isidor Gluct, owner, laLar
Abramowitz CONTRACTOR. SEQ.
18TH ST, n >, 40 n " Of Rathgate ave.
2ONiOo: q RAYMOND a 20 agt Mountain
Construction 60. owner and contractor. $66 50
tG5rU ST. = whole front between Teller
aud Ftndlay ayes. loS..NloS. II Npi.1: same ngt
= r Construction 90. contractor. solomon NJ
Schatzkin owner: Sl.oeI 81.
IiTu ST lin and lai West Charles ste.
phAu agt Frances Rnrnes, owner rdw \
Nohlett contractor; $l3 ~.
t5aTH ST. ESQ ami cS2 East. Morris cable
agt Edward Muller, owner and contractor,
Sa3 20
LEMON AVE-. 8 whole front between
1tist and ifeG Sta 2Ooy 100. STANDARD Plumb
ing supply 60 act Joseph Goidipg Realt, co.
owner. Jospsh Black Inc. contractor. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-13
WHY TOLLS ARE EXCESSIVE
Chicago Investigation Reveals Tele-
phone Company's Methods.

Chicago, Jan. 12.--Contracts with the Amer
lean Telephone and Telegraph Company.
which owns 50 per cent Of the stock or the
Chicago Telephone Company, which enables
the holding concern 10 assess the earnings
OF the Chicago corporation Az per cent.
were brought 10 light to-day at the hearing
Of the Council committee which is seeking
10 adjust telephone rates.
Committee members attacked the validity
Of the contract in arguments following the
disclosure. declaring that the holding COM
many thus was making a contract with IT.
self and was taking the dividend out with
ont including IL in fits stock return, which
made the total income from the Chicago
cornusny approximately 10 per cent The
extra dividend" as IL was called. gives
the holding concern S225ooO annually. pay
able before other stockholders returns. IT
was charged.
President sunny defended the contract.
saving his company-the local concern
prohted greatly by the contract thus haV-
inc the benefit Of the bigger corporation 5
.nrtneering service The committee mem
bsrs are seeking 70 have the special divi-
6srd taken out OF the list OF annual eH-
oepses on which the rates charged Chicago
subscribers are based. ard made part or
az regular dividend
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-13
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

East 1s5th Street Realty 90 to stephen c
Frank woytisek to Elenore woytis.ki 81
Title Guarantee and Trust Go 10 Rober, "
Dunn and ano; 5000
Same to Sauserties savings Bank, $4,000
Frank Novak. Pr. et al 10 Frank Woytissk
s.. 600
Mamie Hitsch and sno. e1trr. 10 State Bank
81 600
William T HOFFMAN, and ano. err. to Kate
Reardon: 81
Mutual Life Insurance 90 10 julius r Davies
John Cahll to Abraham lehman: 81 500
William Hoffman,. sxr. to William + Hon
mann and ano eSrs' 81
Elsie Powell 10 Kate l. Knapp, 81 $40
Julia Ablowich N Hiram Rinado. 1000
Elizabeth Dooins 10 Matilda + Pettlgrev
sizmund H.ins 70 Moses Hochs.er. 500
William { Foster 20 New NethArland p,rd
and Mortgage Co: $1,000
Georgiana Smith to Frederick Dreher 500
Pi,ts59rS Life and Trust Co to Lincoln Trust
Harold y Irnd.rhin to Louise NJ oliver: $4,000
Davis Russack and to Saul Bernstein: 81.
Title Guarantee and Trust 90 10 Sylvia II
same 10 same; ss.ooN.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust - 10 law
ysrs Mortgage Co; assts, each $4,000.
Same 70 same; S32 oco
Same 70 same: $4,000
Mary p Calender to ST Juke's Home FOR Aged
Florence Antony to Emile Antony;slOo.
George T. Ruckenham TO Herbert I. Crumden
81 1872 80
Betzie Click 70 Joseph weidenfeld 500.
Caroline G storey to Mary Hsyiand $500
Elise T Zeller to Josephine VI Schoener: So
600
bertha s Kor TO Edw " 9 Arnold sl5Soo
Petro Rizzo 70 Giuseppe Rizzo assts: slo'
Annie Norz, indv and as extrN. 10 Magdalens
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-13
AGAINST EIGHT HOUR LAW
Meyer Holds Up Construction OF
0readnought at Brooklyn.
From The Tribune Ruresu.l

Washington Jan I2-That the eight
hour law provision in the last naval Dill
is costing the government 25 10 ~ per cent
additional In the construction Of It's battle
ships: that the government yards are I'M
able 70 compete with private shiphuilders'
and that the restriction requiring that one
Dreadnought ~ the two authorized each
year should be built al a government yard
ought "a he removed. were statements made
before the House Naval Affairs committee
to-day by the Secretary Of the Navy.
Secretary Never informed the committee
that he had held ND the construction ~
the New York. which Is to be built at the
BROOKLYN yard II will cost the United
States $4,000 more 10 have the new
Dreadnought built there than II the WORK
were 10 he given 10 private contractors
Mr.. Never told the House committee. lie
expressed the hope that Congress would
authorize the transfer of the New YORK
battleship contract to some private con-
Germ In this event he would be aole 10
keep within the appropriation
Mr.. Never also suggested that Congress
should revoke it's mandate that govern
ment Yards must build at least one battle
ship each year.
The Secretary's recommendation WIN
reference 10 the abolition OF the eight-hour
law clause is bound 10 meet with bitter
opposition from organized labor. This
clause was inserted In the last naval bill
after a protracted fight in the House Mr.
Never submitted figures TO show that II
government shipbuilders are to work under
any such law II will mean at least p
per cent Increase all along the line In me
construction of battleships
Mr.. Meyers statement Is confirmed by
the bid Of the Newport News Shipbuilding
Company on the Texas. a sister ship to the
New York The private concern offered to
build the Texas for about tl.50o,0o0 less than
the amount estimated for the cost Of the
New York at the government yard IN
Brooklyn.
il is believed that the Naval Affairs
Committee will adopt the suggestion OF the
Secretary with reference TO the construc-
ton Of the New York al private yaro,
i'm which event the question will be
thrashed on, on the floor of the House.
Secretary Meyer recommended two new
bsttleships for the next fiscal year. and. It
Is understood. tho committee will heed his
recommendation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-13
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET,
MANHATTAN

CEDAR STREET-John " Golding has
sold for Charlotte r. Kellogg Nos 10. IL end
II Cedar street, extending through 70 Nos SO
aud IS Maiden Lane. 10 the city Real Estate
Company. He also recently sold Nos - and
70 Cedar street to the same buyer
18TH sTREET--Hall Il. Wnring, ~ Yonk-
'fs. has bought from Adolph q. Hupfel, ir..
mis- home at No 10 Fart 18th street q three
story and basement stone front dwelling
house. on lot t0Nl0OS feet between Madison
and Park avenues In part payment Mr.
Hupfel takes the old Waring homestead al
No - Locust HI. Yonkcrs. N consists OF a
large frame house with barn on "A plot I5Oy
300 feet.
18TH STREET.-THE Hotel Maxwell Al
Nos 900 AMI "g2 West 4Oth street. a nine
story structure, occupying q plot i0S 1908 feet
adjoining the Churchill restaurant at the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-13

southeast cornar Of Broadway. mas oeen SOLO
by Robert NJ SHERMAN 10 Nv, .son
Realty COMPANY. controlled ~ H. lev giy.s.
"a pobcrt AZ Eilyernsn No. 6o7 To GIL West
fSgth street two i've story spsrIr..tsn' houses
on plot los exap II feet. ad1onlms ,"e rsso"ls
apartment house at the northwest corner "i
Rroadway The transaction was hesouated
by A. e. G. Lewis. and involves 'po"' S'V'""'
stTH sTRnET-wilIiam F. Rose hos bought
the four story and eassncrs. .b .,rsat ou a
Iot o5Y1oo loo, betwesn Madison and Firth
avenues from charles Mnzesheim"r the
banker.
2sTH STREET & l. Hess have sold ior
the UotIs,d Ioidinr Cornpsny Judson S. Todd
president Nos m and 81 West 2"th street .
plot 5oaes9 feet TO hrm OF str,c,r. ana
erect a twelve story and basement loft building
The new building will have the penen, 81 m "a
nsnt light TO the west as the properly NO ~
West cath street is under long term lease
iisrH STREET Louis F.. Lowenstein has
sold for the estate Of Max ioVenstein ana ne
m pLsS ,b R'a ,os sSwp2%S .G No Jos
iisth street. three story dwelling house on
III west I11th street, i've story awe',,n ii;
house. lot 1aslGo feet Tssse PrG goon as The
present leases expire.
Ia6TH STREET William Goldstone has re
sold No. 2jl West i26th street FOUR s,p,.
tenement house. on lot 2jYaa II feet. near blen"
avenue
SiST STREET Eugene Cohsn and others;e a., a.
trustees have sold Nos. 500 and Oh East s ,o
street a ak story tenement house, on piot ouN
IO2 . feet near Avenue \. The property was
recently secured at auction by the seuers lot
S53. 80
Union eoTARE Grace VI. Ruggles has sold
No % Union square. "A i've story huildlng OF
lot 26xi2j feet. adjoining the Union sauSIe raN
jngs Hank Mt tho northeast corner OF lbth street.
The buyer !s the Lion oak Realty COMPANY
owner Of Nos 90 and 2s adjoining.
10TH STREET.-THE Duross Company has soh
for the O'NeiI estate No. 27l West 10Th stree.
old buildings on LOT 2Tag5 feet 10 David Naugle,
who will erect three story stable
Park AVENt'E;-Pease & Elman nave sna
for former senator William \ clark Inc Nd'an,
MOI at tho northwest corner NJ Park avenue ana
10th street T. a client for investment. inc ploi
has a frontage NJ lo22 feet IN une avenue anu
-, feet I'm the street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-13
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
CAUGHT AFTER MANY MONTHS
Man Charged with Killing Barber
Brought Here from Philadelphia.

About year and q half after Ne"
York coroners jury found that Eincen1o
Arnati. a barber. OF No. 295 Eighth avenue.
had come to his death by bullet WOUND
inflicted by Antonio Sporato AZ No ~
West 18th street. the accused man was
arrested in Philadelphia and was brouss'
70 New York yesterday morning ano
locked up in the Tombs prison.
Immediately after the shooting spotaie'
II is charged, ran away. This was On
April .. 1909. The man died the nsU
day. and the inquest was held the first dsy
OF the following month. Not until De-
oember 20 did the New York police obtain
a clew as 10 sporsto's whereabouts. the
Philadelphia police communicated With me
New York officers 10 the effect that they
believed their man was I'm that city
The local police requested Coroner WE.
terbottom 10 swear out 4 warrant fog In'
mans arrest. and on "Wednesday might ue'
tectiye CIuariere vas sent ~ Phlladelpms'
He returned YESTERDAY morning with spo-
ratio in tow. The accused has not get BEEN
indicted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-13
GENERAL DUVAIl RETIRES.

Washington, Jan. l2.-Maior General
william 2. Duvall, commanding the Philip
pine division, will be placed on tho retired
list tomorrow on account Of age. He
has already been relieved Of his command
by Major General J. Franklin Bell, and is
on his way to this country. His retirement
results in the promotion to tho rank Of
major general ~ BrlEadier General Charles
l.. Hodges, I'm command Of the Department
Of the Lakes. at Chicago. and the promo
ton 70 the rank of hrieadier general ~
Colonel Robert x. Evans, o. tho 18th In
fsntry. stationed AZ Fort Smelling, Mime
tcta.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-13
NAV TAKE OVER LEASE.

II was rumored Yesterday that Howard
& Co. who now occupy the ground floor Of
tie Howard Building, at Fifth avenue and
9Th street. have concluded arrangements
for taking over tho lease now held ny the
hanking firm Of Redmond Co. at the
southwest corner Of Fifth avenue and 5Oth
street. The report could not be confirmed.
on Wednesday Theodore -. Starr leased
the Howard Building for term of twenty
ono years. al an aggregate rental Of ST.
zoo. 600. and Will move into the structure
after alterations next MAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-13
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
saIosrooms, Nos. Il and Is Vesey street:
BY Joseph T.. Day.
WASHINGTON AVE, $, block front. pc
tween tSSth and 1S9th sis 352. y N23os three
. s;v dwgs and vacant. adjourned 10 FEB "
ST NICHOLAS ri. IS 10 10. $. 10 ~ =
~ Ia3d ~, T5Xl0o; sly Nat. sold 20 tho az
PENDANT for So. 333
ooTH st. OIL. ms los n " of ID ave, S7.6x
1OOIl. 6 sly tcnmt and stores; sold 10 the
plaintiff for sal 100.
WEST FARMS ROAD. side. intersection
s y side OF Freeman at. runs southeast l3S TX
y, Ig35 To Ionefellow ave n Tx II l32lo'
vacant: adjourned to Jan ~
hath ST. 522 10 52i. g. $40 " ot An-
dubon ave. 81 Gy10O, : sly nat; sofa TO the
plaintiff for $50 700
r74Tu ST 500 = a5 n ~ Audubon ave
81 6yiOU: > sty fiat; sold to the plantif for
$50 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-13
MISTER, WE SEEN A MONKEY
Escaped Coon in Central Park Flla
Two Lads with Excitement

Two excited youngsters told sran1s
tals Of monkey 10 the Central FarA
rnenagerie attendants YESTERDAY afternoon
They said they saw the animal IN uee'
top near the swan lake in the southern
end Of the park.
ct seen him first" said the older of the
two lads. and then Johnnie seen MN.
Are you sure II was A monkey. sShea
one Of the keepers.
YES: he had a long tail and Was gray
color" said the lad. .-,,--.r,
THAT wasn't a monkey YOU saw ssa
the attendant 1T was :hc raccoop ipss
time ago" ,.o,,
No investigation was made, as me coon
has been seen By park attendants on W.
or three occasions recently Row
originally came 70 the park no one knoss
n was captured once. but got OUT OF o'
cage within an hour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-13
BIG PARK AVE. PLOT SOLD
Former Senator Clark Dispofes
of Parcel at 10th Street.

Pease r Gilman have sold for former
Senator William \ Clark to a client for
Investment the vacant plot at the north
west corner of Park avenue and 18th
street The plot has n frontage Of 1922
feet in Park avenue and So feet in 18th
street.
MIR Clark on "Wednesday moved into his
new $1,000 0Oo home at Fifth avenue and
18th street. The building has been under
construction for the last eight years, and
T. said to be the costlest private dwelling
house aver built in America. Mr., Clark's
home Is placed on the tax list this year at
$1,000. 900 which is an increase of $500, 900
n,c1 tho Assessment for year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-13
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
JANUARY II.

BROADWAY. sT6 and sIs. south store: John
Il Donchian 20 John + 4 Hensing: IN yrs from
Jan !. 1918. $4,000 address, 1871 West 1"2d St
ELIZABETH ST. 80. store; Dean Holding
Co TO Gandolpho Rampolla; yrs from NOV
Il. 1910: $500, address, 2si Elizabeth St
PROSPECT AVE, " $, 239 II n of lslst 81,
store: Henry Acker 10 Jacob Eptcr: yrs from
Jan |. 1910. si.140: address. 90l Prospect ave.
WASHINGTON ST. 9s6. store: estate OF Re-
hecca VI Aiken 10 Henry Haltcrman: yrs 2
mos from oct I, 1910: $500; address 3s6
Washington 81.
SD AVE 2l3s. Robert Rreese 10 Lewis r
Iaudon: 5 yrs from May /, 1911; $500: ad-
dress. - West Firth 81.
18TH AVE, 7s5, n y store; John n Field
seher 20 Joseph schwartz yrs from NOV l.
1910: 1924 address. 7sj i1th ave.
S3D ST IS and u East, 50xos.a; Alliance
CONSUMPTION Co TO Reliance Construction Co.
p yrs from Feb :, r0li, $4,000; address 200
Broadway.