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New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
JUSTICE SCORES VILLAGERS
Port Washington Marital Case
Calls Forth Criticism.

Mineola. Long Island. Feb. y tSpeciaD.- -
justice Townsend Scudder. OF the Supreme
Court. spent the holiday here to-day. hear
ing a separation suit and a counter action
for divorce which ended long after dark.
The village OF Port Washington. from
which the litgants come. was we'll repre-
sented in court. many OF the crowd being
especially interested in the correspondent.
Justice Scudder made some very cutting
remarks about Port Washington, advising
the people TO spend some OF the money
they send away for foreign missions In
little home missionary work. Then he dis
missed the divorce suit and took the sepa-
ration case under advisement.
Mrs. Laura II. Bingle, wife OF Herman
Bingle, who has kept confectionery shop
al Port Washington for some years, sued
her husband for separation on the ground
Of cruel and inhuman conduct She said
her husband had ordered her 10 go TO the
closet one morning and get a bottle OF
sauce. and she refused because there was
a mouse in a trap there. Her husband
then went TO the closet, took the mouse
from the trap and laid it on a plate on the
table She resented his cruelty by break
ing the plates.
The husband in his action, named Albert
c.. Swoboda, star boarder in the Bingls
home. as correspondent. He had number
of witnesses, but his wife had twice as
many whose evidence was fully as strong.
Swoboda said he mad known Mrs. Blngle
for many years, that ne had never done
wrong in his life. and that he had always
held her In the highest respect and esteem,
and often reconciled her TO her husband.
sealing the deed with a kiss.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
IN THE REALTY MARKET
Trading Confined TO Dwelling
and Tenement Houses.

Trading reported in the realty market
yesterday was confined to dwelling and
tenement house properties.
The project Of Havilsnd & Co TO erect a
business building In Ssth street, just west
OF tho Murray Hill line, II now appears. Will
be started earlier than anticipated, for the
plans OF Pitcher & Tachav for a twelve
story building covering the properties No.
10 Is East 3Sth street and No. 10 East 37th
street were accepted yesterday II is esti-
mated that 10000 will I've the cost OF the
structure, of which the owners will use
FIVE or perhaps six floors for show and
sales rooms.
Among other pending building operations
In lofts in the side blocks contiguous to
Fifth avenue which will probably be under
way this spring are a twelve story loft
structure TO be built by the Midwife Realty
Company. at Nos and West 37th street
and similar structure ut No. 20 TO 26
West Ssth street by Daniel W. Richman.
The adjoining property. No. 1s. will also be
improved by the Underwriters Realty Com
pany with similar building from plans
now being prepared by James Riley Gordon.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York, February -. lOil.
BEFNFS-RccelUts. 49, cars or 2.Il4 mead.
Including 2s cars for the market. steers IN lib-
ersl srpplv; extremely slow at decline OF log
25c and could not sll be sold az the reduction
AZ the Goth street yards Fair to prime steers
sold 81 s6g$s s5 per 100 ~ bulls at 81 500
cows az s. %. Dressed beef duh and unchanged
Exports to-day. 10 cattle 10 Bermuda. -.
sales--Kernss Commission c,ompany,io ,oo 20 ono ~
i910 IN. s. %: lo' 1870 10. So 81.
! = sander: is ohi5 steers 1895 70. Sc co; q
sG 90 20 'iiI7o n So 25; 10 pennsylvania I1s5
h. Sc 80. ! bull, 1850 10. s. - = i22o 10 50 90
H. 70 s. s. So So > - IS n. b. IS 80; as 10 20; . $50
r. &: {, $40 10. iGGe I; $50 n, So so 90 -
SO s.. state bull. 400 10. s. 80; IL COWS 1893
lO nicphsrsor p h. & Co.: 70 ohio steers. 1928 %
r.. 81 10 / 80 ID. 81 Is; - TOO,
So q: 3 I225 ib ss 80; 2. 1850 n s6 So %
i05o :. Judd s c2 bulls, 1870 70 s5h5' ~ n 2
C. curtis < SON .tate st ,!ef,s' !, isSS r.
g. 30 l6 bulls. ilI0 n. S5;f "15 10. ,nSe' S' -
0o5 % 81 s. !. go NJ - OK e? NJ si IL eIS ~
s. 90. !. 7So ~. g =: 4. 81 i5 50 g. 90 90
10 50 go: : SO ~ s. ,"i,cb .% no. CO.,. s & s 20
a>to AniTSw ig Mullen bull, 10 r. S. $50 10.
j,d j. e2T,i T,iss, Sio 70 Co.: 90 bulls yar9us
r:,c5,t Ie5ire 81 a9.5 6sH eoT. oso 10 So ~; 7ao
r. "a = y - u,ms. cows. various weights. SO 80
qfst " Otis * CO.: bull. ll2o N, 81 s.; Q
cows. sos Il, 81 60; T. go io' - 20 O. '"' 10
s-C1Lyrs-Rcceirts 1851. inei9dinG ,62 10 for
tho market. Ncals actlNe arp ~ roYnmnn D,i 70
choics vcals sold at s7@sll per ioo lb. eulis
aud throwou;c at 50 y Sc 90 No oarnyarI or
rr, fsii s'.ody at '3a17c 10Y city dressed
ySois and ION I4i.c for country drested
sfi nor 100 H. a. i33 n. $40 20: l. ms ID,
sIo' /. iio n. 80 80; 5. i22 d. So l. lo4 d.
90 = l. 'cur,Is l Son. - venis ii3 ~. s1i: IS.
i35 r,. so 10 l. 1853 10. SO 80; A. l3l ID. SO;
SO am ~. l. 1ie II. 80 so; g. i2e III. s.
W - OTIS & Co.: 80 vesls' lS' h. Sil; !.
io2 2ISrew l9 Mullen. 10 yeals. I?s h. So 4. o5
To- ~ g. II. HONS ~c,l., 1863 lb. ,ii; :. i22 lb.
Ns ~ Ju5d = co. o. los veals 1cs Ii. $40 30; y.
NJ NJ. sfO -: "a l22 III. $40. - 10" ~ 81
10 throv.outs. las 10. 81; g cullS. ,o1 w. SO
rs IL. $40. $ i25lh. s.: 5: i22 T.; so
sHrrp AND IAwBs Receipts. 37,'i cars.
mr. osS head Includ,nc ~ cars for the mar
ket sheen almost nominal but hr1'; lamos'
co,rr1on 10 rood sheen (ewesl sold ~ ~ oom
a. 80 Pc l00 III good To choice iainos AT
sa an n 81 20. culls at So Dressed mutton
SLOW al ImSi-c: dressed lambs AZ " llc'
co,,ntry dressed hoth ouse lambs at siGs9 per
carcass. l...,. 80
uIchira. lamhs - M average. ~ :" per 100
~, 9iO 80 W. s6 GO % Michigan sheep tcwesJ.
100 H. 81 so: buck. 100 H.. 81.
r sa~ders: 140 state lambs. 81 ID ~ ~
\ Jurd & CO.: ~ mixed sheep yearIinSs
ana iprahs trnixedl. 80 H. s. i2t.
AZ =, Cnr,is S son. "a state lambs 10 10.
81 80 r culIy 40 ~. 81; sheep. 81 IN. - 90
~ II Hollis: ~ state lambs, ~ ID 20 wa
ssscp. ~ H. 81 80.
HOGs-Recelnts 31i, cara. or a.fhO head,
Including 30 for the market Prices steady.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
MRS. MLEAN SWINGS HATCHET.

Little Georges hatchet has found new
role Instead OF serving merely as a
medium for cutting and truth telling. II
has attained the dignity of chairmans
gavel and helps introduce musicians and
speakers at patriotic functions. Mrs
Donald Mclean used a bright and shining
little hatchet yesterday afternoon at
Sherry's. where the New York City Chapter
Of the Daughters Of the American Revou-
tion assembled TO celebrate Washingtons
birthday. They were assisted by Miss
Bloom and Miss Mabel Bloom. musicians,
and by Francis W. H9lsey, who delivered
an address on the times and the habits
Of Washington. a large silk aag was pre-
sented 10 the chapter in memory of Mrs.
Thomas II. Whitney. Miss Charlotte Hall
made the presentation.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
SUBURBAN SALES,

The Carlos Hotel, at Grant City, Staten
Island. formerly known as the Oriental.
has been sold by Tipaldi Brothers. The
buyer proposes making extensive altera-
ton to the property. which probably is one
Of the oldest hotels on Staten Island. 1t is
three stories high and occupies the block
fronting on the South Field Boulevard.
between Franklin and Washington ave-
nues. The deal was negotiated by Joseph
May.
state Controller William Sohmer sold the
northeast corner, 40xlo0 feet, of Washing
ton avenue and Fifth avenue, Rockaway
Park, Long Island, for about $4,000. to
John Schottler and John c. Denner, who
propose TO erect business building. The
Frederick w. Avery Company and II.
Richter e. Co. negotiated the sale
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN.

AMSTERDAM ANENCE-Daniel H. Renton
& co. sold for Kelly & tlemmng To Ennis a
Sinnott No. 1893 Amsterdam svenue two story
frame dwelling house, with store on d lot 2Jx
100 feet, north Of itsth street.
EAST 5sTH STREET-Dr Fritz schwyzer
sold his residence at No - East Jsth street, q
four story and basement house. on a lot 20X
1903 feet. between Madison and Park avenues
FIRST AVENCE--Georre !. Bowman sold for
Lorenzo +. Tripler the six story tenement house
At the northwest corner Of First avenue and
Oath street with frontage Of 30 feet, to IN
investor.
LEXINGTON AVENUE-Earle G. Pier and
Robert NJ. Fulton are reported 10 have so'd Nos
359 and 3B4 Lexington avenue, two four story
buildings. on a plot 39.Gysj feet, between For
tIeth and Forty-frst street..
THD BRONX.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD Charlotte L.
Branson sold TO William Mas, president of the
West Mount Vernon Realty Company No bi7
Southern Boulevard a building on a plot 81 Ok
l05 feet. In part payment Mr. Mas gave the
house on lot 25Xlo0 feet, at No 6l5 Fana
street. The former property figured IN the deal
at $4,000 and the latter at sl2 500.
PARK AVENCE-Kurz & Cren Gncl and
Ernst & Calm have sold a plot. 50X1CU feet o.,
the east side Of Park avenue. 30 feet south ~
1921 street, for. tie Muller Construction Com
pany.
WILLIS AFENUE-sharritt & Thon sold for
julius BruningS No 400 Willis avenue . FIVE
story iathorse, or Z lot 25xl00 feet
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
FOREIGN MARKETS

Liverpool. Feb. 2.--wHEAT-spot dull. sut-
ures ouiet March. Is i0Tsd: May. es i0i CORN
American mixed. old. SIS I'D: futures ouis,
March as 2hd. May. Is +4,d July. Is 5sd'
FLOUR-Winter patents quiet. 2ss Cd HOPS
Extra India mess l2?s I'd PORK-Primn M
Western OPS Sd. HAMS--Short cut, Sos Rx
bellies. 55s I'd. long clear mddles uent sas
heavy. els Cd short clear backs a5s. sHoI-I,.
DERS- square. ols. LARD--Prime western
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23

East Buffalo. Feb. 22.-cATTLE-Receipts.
10: active and steady 70 strong: prime steers
81 5Ogs5 IS NEALS-Receipts. 100: active and
soc higher; s7qsll. few Sll rs. HoGS-Re-
ceilts, 200; slow and 5@10c higher: heavy.
81 yoQ$7 20: mixed, 81 s0dSS 05: Workers. IS i0S
$S 30 pigs, 81 30aSS 40 roughs. SO soas6 90
SHEEP aud LAMBS-Receipts 5000; sheen ac-
tive and sieady, lambs SLOW: han(y lambs i5c
So 20: wethers. 81 5oas4 80: ewes. 81 25Gsa so:
sheep. mixed. 50 15dS4 25
Cincinnati, Feb. 2.-cATTLE-Receipts go.
quiet and easy. loe lower; fair to good shippers
s. i0gS6 common. 50 5o1Si HOGS-Receipts
3.407. duiet: butchers and shippers 81 5O6fs7 ~.
common, sI1sI 70. SHEEP-Rece!pts 274:
steady 50 @5WS4 %: lambs steady. 81 S0q$6 40 "
Kansas City. Feb. % 2--CATTI E-Receipts, 10. -
600 ineuGinE 100 Southerns; steady 10 weak:
dressed beer and export steers S5 aOfis6 90. fair
to good. s. 50as5 % Western. s5 o5as0 stockers
and feeders. 81 75ds5 c5: Southern, sSfSS eo.
southern cows, So 5oasi 10: native. sSas5 so
hsiiers. - 2oas1 bulls StTs5 90: calves. $50
lower; bulk Of sales. 81 2oGsl 40, heavy, 81 2osS
81 30: packers aud butchers. 81 2o4x7 SIS. Iishts
81 50asT ~. ShEEP-Recelpts /, 600 sheen
steady: lambs l9c lower; lambs. s. 40GS6 10:
yearlnes. 81 15lfs5 80: wcthers 81 25qfst Ta
ewes. Nlsi 30 s'ockers and feeders. S3qSi.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
RECENT REALTY BUYERS.

Bernard Smyth e. Sons were the brokers'
In the sale for the estate Of julius Tlemann
10 Isaac Friedenheit, of No. 125 West i3d
street.
Humpner & Co. were the brokers in the
sale of No 467 East 14Sth street for y. H.
Broughton and others.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Fen. g. 2.--CATTLE-Receipt Ii. 900;
steady 20 shade higher: heeves. IS I0dSG so;
Texas steers. 81 25Ts5 80: Western steers. 81 10
aud hoifers s. G0aS5 10 HOGS-Recoipts 2s.-
ooo; strong 20 sc higher: light s. 25dx7 80:
mixed. 81 l0uST 30. heavy. s7qtI i0 rough. $40
81 Ia good TO choice heavy 81 l5GS7 40: Digs.
81 45ds7 55 bulk OF sales 81 2,@sT 40 SHEEP
Receipts. % 900. steady; native. - l5ast so:
Western 81 j0qsi So yearngs. 81 s0@s5 70.
lambs. native. f5gS6 40; Western. S. 25dS6 a.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
THE BRONX

FRANKLIN AVE. = s. 1851 II Il of iGSth st.
for & 8 sly tenrnt. 41.Sxs4 g: Noble & Gauss
Construction co. owners. Edward J Bsrnc,
architect; cost. $4,000
OLNsTEAD AVE. " cor of Starring ave;
for frame store and dwlg c4x70; Charles
Nevins, owner; Eleliug, architect; cost, So,
600
HOCGHTCN AVE. s G. 1eO Il Ct Castle Hill
ave: for frame dwg. 2JN47: Charles Dever-
man, owner; Henry Nordhcm architect, ccst
s.. 800.
CRESTON AVE, 2 = i9s Il cf 18th 81; for
ST. ternt. 4Vxe3G. William Hartmann,
owner. Vree!ard. architect, cost. $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
HOME FOR SURGEONS CONTRACT

The United States government has let
the contract for a building TO serve as
quarters for the assistant surgeons of the
Marine Hospital, Staten Island. The Geo
logical Surveys recent investigation into
fireproof materials is partly responsible
for the type of construction. Terra Gotta
blocks are to be used in the outside walls
and partitions which divide the house into
two sections. The exterior is q gray stucco,
applied directly 20 the terra Gotta.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23

and one was suffocated in endeavoring 10
escape from such building.
Carclessness with matches caused by far
the greatest number of nres. according 10
the records. and carelessness with cigars
and cigarettes was close up. only bonfires'
brush fires etc. coming In between the two
in point Of number of fires caused.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
BRANDENBURG TRIAL To'p"'
Magazine Writer Accused OF os'AD'
Forged Check for 500. :,

After numerous delays tue .ssas.s
Broughton Brandenburg. the es~s
writer who was indicted last jay ~ - d !
charge OF forgery in the second ys ySsssiou&
set for trial In Part II, General ,ss,as .
this morning. He is accused 0' ,-,s,s . 81
check for $50. drawn on tho va naIns
tional Bank. TO which was sishs' page
OF H. P. steger. of Doubleday, fssa sssnsa
Co, the publishes. The cheN" ,he esfs
by John A. Reilly. proprietor - puIldins'
in the New York Press Gu" avspapf
after Brandenburg induced
friend 10 lndorse II. 4, aha Tomhs III
Brandenbu. has been IN ,'e =, ssco ~
early in January in default VI
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
MinnesnoI. & st. Loris R,iIroad 90
REI't i'I.i
MEETINGS.

No i1O First Street. Jersey Citv. ". ].
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TTID AN
nua meeting OF the stockholders OF The Amer
lean Tobacco COMPANY ard election for d.
rectors thereof will be held at the Office OF the
Company. No. 1lO First Street. Jersey City.
y. J.. al e'even o'clock in the forenoon OF
Wednesday, March s. 1911
The common stock transfer books will be
closed from three o'clock p NJ. February 10.
1911. 10 ten O'Clock A. NJ. March 0. 1911.
JOSIAH r WILCOX, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
{ CHARTERED lebt
Union Trust Co. Of New York
so BROADWAY. Fifth Ave and 5sth ST
Capital & Surplus, S8,S00,O0O
Allows Interest on Deposits
JEFFERSON & CLEARFlELD
COAL A IRON (OMP.,NN
lst Mtgo. ) per cent. Gold Bonds Sinking Flu

Isl Mtgc. per cent Gold Bonds SINGING Fund
NutlCr.
Sealed proposals will be received 10 10
P. VI. Thursday March 16. 1911, by the Guar
anty Trust Company Of New York. 2s Nassau
St, New York, for the sale 10 II as Trustee at
a price not 10 exceed 105 and accrued interest.
of sufficient per cent. bonds OF this company
10 invest the sum OF Forty-Nine Thousand.
Six Hundred Ninety-Six Dollars and seventy
seven cents $40 69G7O. Proposals should be
sent in scaled envelopes addressed 20 the
TRUST DEPARTMENT Of the Guaranty Trust
Company of New York, and endorsed 'JefCer-
son & Clearned Coal 4 Iron CO. sinking
Fund GEO. II. CLUNE Treasurer
Ench..ra Y Y Eah--L-r-- 4. 1lll
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23

and HIGHT hors sold at IS 25Gss ~ pcr 100 lb.
Country dressed hogs steady at pa l2c.
Saes-S. Judd a. CO.: state hogs i25 10
average IS 81 per 100 III: 80. 1t2 lb, IS so. D.
~ 10, IS %. ! rough. $50 TO- So 80; /. 420 10.
so so
s. Sanders: 81 Pennsylvania hogs. 1874 h..
IS 80. / rough i30 10, SO 15.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
GENERAL CHEMICAL DIVIDEND.

Tie General Chemical Company an
nouncad Yesterday that the regular quar-
tcrly dividend Of IL per cent would be paid
on April l TO preferred stock holders Of
record on March 2I
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
FINANCIAL MARKETS.

All the banks and exchanges were
closed yesterday. For the convenience
of readers Tuesdays last quotations on
the Stock Exchange are reprinted
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

OFFICE OF TIE AMERICAN COAL COM
PANY or ALLEGANY COUNTY.
No. / Broadway. New York. Feb. i4th, 1911.
The Board of Directors Of THE AMERICAN
COAL COMPANY OF ALLEGANY COUNTY
(NEW JERSEY have this day declared a SENT
Annual Dividend OF 80 upon the capital stock
of the Company. payab this office on
Wednesday. March lst, 1911.
GEORGE NJ. BOWLBY. Treasurer.
GENERAL CHEMICAL CoNPANY.
% Broad Street, New York, February IL 1911.
The regular quarterly dividend Of one and one
half per cent Gi21c) will ls paid April l. 1911
20 preferred stockholders CT record al 2. NJ.
JAMES L. MORGAN. Treasurer.
DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY.
\ dividend Of One and One-qusrter Per Cent.
q "a on the Capital sock OF the Company
hss has been been dsesred payable March 9th l9ll
4. NJ, March eth. 1911.
GEORGE IL. Russell. Treasurer.
Detroit Mich. Feb 9th. 1911.
Minnesuolis & St Loris R,iIroad co.
Coupons due March l. 1911 from First and
will be paid Oh and after that date at the office
OF the company. - Broad Street. New York.
r. II DAVIS. Treasurer.
REPUHLlC "F"> Sci COMPANY.
DIVIDEND no -.
At a meeting of the Board OF Directors OF the
Republic Iron 4 Steel COMPANY. held February
sth, 1911. the regular quarterly Dividend OF iA.fo
on the Pref rred stock Was declared payable
April ist. i9lI TO stockholders OF record March
10Th 1911 Rocks remain open.
II. L. ROWND, Sec'y and Treas.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
MORTGAGE LOANS.

MORTGAGE applications wanie1,;, sx,ss'
money wanted; extraordinary iaein"''
enced .. A. JENks. lio BroaaN1Z-.
tleress. ass ID American refined ps 81 a.
CHEESE--Canadian hnest Msi.s, les Is ~
RoSiN- Common, les "a. KS03SSTTS5SssEe
fned. siad. LlNSEED OIL. S2s Syyffnw- ~,
OII-Hull refined. SCOT; BIS %. IALDS's
ira ian in London, SIS OF. ,.>- ,p ess,ritss.E
los Sd. muscovado. 9s ID. BEET sVg,a g,aIli .Is.s
ruary. os % LINSEED-Cl lleH,tsa,t ~ ,t,if, fst ~
7os. LINsEED OIL. 49S. sPEEN siis se:.:xs
sxs RPENTiNE-Spirlis. 62s is,'a'
American s,rainsd. 10 %: nns IS 70 frasS
Antwerp, Feb. % 2--PETRoLht," :"
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
, VV
REALTY CUMPaM

near New Haven Station Mount ys.noa. l..s.,S e
PHILIPSE MANOR on The =. "a ~
One mile unobstructed riter lroh.s ssss.ess
ern residences near con mpietion. Aco's~ r.
PHILIPSE MANOR CO;
\ NnM AOIk-un
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
Geo. R. Read & Co,
RE AL ESTATE
Head onlce, 60 Liberty ST. near BVs'g
Branch, East SSth st.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR 70 LE:
NEW JERSEY.

FOR sALE-At Bloomfield. y. J., 20 sSs~ .s;.s
from y. Y. commutation s6Oo. touI "a - s,A
frame house; gas and electric hxturss: eoa' - -
gas range: oak 1oor rear Of house hss "a ssl.S.
way 10 river which accommoeatss " SSY.
ems: price. 5000 ". c. REENEs =
PANY 1o4 East 23A St New lorA SG.---
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY
Til IHE I, OLIVER II HrBBiRD co..

EasIchester savings Btnk ~ ',oin
Mount Vernon. y. y Prone lgA.s,-.5f 1As,-s.5;f
PREPARED FOP TIE RENTING SsAff,
Complete IFS, OF houses. large ana vr'y
all sections OF Mount Vernon toE rest ~ 0p<<
the Job early and late every Tsesc1''
Washington's BIRTHDAY "a,
New-York tribune., 1911-02-23
INACTIVE STOCKS.

sx dividend % per cen, tEv dividend ~.
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