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MECHANICS LIENS.

au AVE 500. United states Radiator or va, sSi
lanes Br~ne. owner. f.tla h'al'"S 'Vi''
.at.rq o. contractor. sol y
M. GERRY -T Dbl. David Smith ast ,ath-
,-.,c VrGII owner. Berrram y and Noble Le
rien. contractors $50
WEBSTER AVE, s. 1853 70 n Oh lo 4' 81
-,vSa. Louis Marx agt lierntIl ''ia'i o-'l'" 10.
1.-rsr and contractor. SI3l'
qD AVE eoi Michael 2 Guasente agt Anna
-,aLru owner. Louis and sidney pppenheimer
contractors, 500
-r.,s,>--- AVE V. g. 100 % o. ~ 1isth So.
a. e..-- samuel Raiuer aEt Mar Altieri. own
"'. peter Alt.eri contractor. SID
taqTFf ST. r. s.. 100 n W - Grand boulevard.
gt-1.tI1r co. owner Ranaele Luongo. contrac-
tlr $50 so.
HOBART ST. o s. DOG r % Of kingsnridge
i,rev owner and contractor. 1921 70.
MORRIS AVE. cor 18Th 81. 81 sz64
William Wengarteu agt Morris Denarest ana
prank carr owners, Mugier Iron Works, con-
tractor. $3.50.
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LIS PENQENS.

LOT 90 map on Hunt estate. The Bronx.
UIvey X Johnston AT Charles RlnSelsteiu ~ al
foreclosure " mtg. attorneys. Mcclure Hor-
uer a smith.
RRADHURST AVE g. opposite centre line
Of flad 81 rs 9N4U TX irreg. Joseph Iorh agt
august Gerieit 20 al specific performance at
torneys. shapiro q Levy.
LAFAYETTE AVE. % g. go 70 ~ Whittier
st AZ 2NsO5 .3X irreg. Lafayette ave. . cor
Whittier 81. t5l .2x99.4x irrcg. Emma n Mer-
ri, ast S@o gr1eG. E Msr- rogers S
taaD ST s. r. I05 n ~ 3D. ave. 25xl00 II .
David Hymau agt Leopold 6od,tein 90 al
action t0 -ot aside teedI. attorney. Is II stern.
BEDFORD PARK Boulevard 2i3 90 pa,
Katie Keller agt Bedford Boulevard Construction
90 81 al foreclosure " Mtg, attorney C.
stein.
u5TH ST. 42s TO $50 East. Joseph Edeis'sn
agt John Focarte ct a foreclosure OF Mtg at
tornry J Sapiusky.
Gsr SIR. 200 west. sofia Elkin ast Isaac Il
Eikin ~ al partition. attornel LeiNin
RfvEn DRIVE. W s.. - Il " land OF Along
tbe-Hu5s.u Co runs 20 * IS TX s. " rs. TX
- ~. a., - a, n d. gg ok - 10 beginning
containing 1880 sq r.. Nora q DE Forest ast
lee H. FOREST faction 20 debar claim. attorney,
Remlaugh.
114ru sr s. 455 q OF 9Th ave. 10 Tx
100 INV irree. FIeonora r. Hurumann agt NJ
Gr@enberg Realty co RI al foreclosure 1t mlsi'
attorney Whitock.
'aaD ST 1866 West Emma kempner agt Leo
pold Barrrnechea re- al partition attorney j
Douras
TIFFANY ST. o s. 1912 n " ot 10Th 81
gOxfi3e. Ada N Beers agt Bristow Construction
60 20 al foreclosure of mtg, attorney. j.
Sammls
lCTH ST.. Teller ave. T.ndlay ave. i66th ST.
biork .te. charles Buchalter 90 al agt Mannat-
tan Island Realty GO et al faction 10 toreel0se
mechauIc's uem. attorneys. Davis Mansneid
RIVER DRIVE g. 1908 4 % Evergreen
Drive nuns n los * 2a0 " l23. 3X
"a, tIe "a I2O.s to beginning. Along the
Hudson 20 ugt Huntington " Merchant 20 al
foreciosure " MTG. attorneys. Douglas q
Arm tage
-tSTRE ST lt3 90 1i0. White ST. ll2 and
ia Walker 20. 100 90 100, Gilman & Rothschild
tfrc, ast Abingdon Construction 60 Of al tac-
tior to forecl0se mechanics LEM; attorneys
Lew A Pfcirrr.
FORREST AVE. g. 100 n ID ~ cedar Place
"a I'm 0 Henry Alexander ~ a. agt Emma N
: Mestaniz % al foreclosure ~ mtg. attorney.
II IA Brown.
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.
With name and address NJ grantee
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated

5adS 2P -.,aE5 ST. =. s. 20 90 =, p, W5,srey
NJ goy7o orr IS due as Per bond. Herman 3
l..-.s-l On .,-as--,..1 5ayt,rs Pant e. 0o0
dress 2lG 8tn ave.
--rGr-0,rRr, AYR -teF s. rae-
.--a- 81 r a. ,,s-at- ,ls.sr '-rst--i.. .--
90 m TITLE Insurance 20. SI5501D. aedr.ss. lbs
MOO DE-, H. 7 ~ b pe- --r.. lrz'rr Rsalf. q,
10 LAWYERS Realty 20. $1,000. address. 100
SUFFOLK ST. 81. av- CO.. .sr-srt e. nor
.ent. BESSIE schmur % Berlrd Reich $1,000.
at''',s IN West Il5ih S.
so-rH s~. Do e. 81 u vs. ~ jefferson st. saaG5.
9-ct ll "rs. 81 ner cent. Elwa-d II Kelly b.
VA na.'eT tN1le' or a. ir's. $1,000 address
fti 't'-o'' Al'
-1 T. g. q % ~ centre -.n' het bills
~. due as per ror1. Johanna EaH~r ta Nq-v
heh'e 5000 address. ff7 grsenUir- g.
au AWE Pr e. 10i FL. o. of rio7-er-. a5sae ore
jennie Stein. s. 500. address. esq Ion ave.
"-' d.. .--.
per cent. Philip L.turs-or t0 Gardner 3 Prrr'-
man 90 al .-us SfC0'o. address gu7srs Long
leland
r2ru sr. sc West. pzos. aug rs. rrs.
Butler E-r4fsa .1-rr .e ra-..1-.., sr.-.-... d.. p.
$1,000 address. 80 Liberty -t
a7~a ST.. and West. 5uz,s OCT rs ,-r
per cont. as per bond. Emma T.. W-asor .5
Tarwe.r Loan ana Trust Coz $3.50 900. s.gr--q
- william -r
"-rH -r - % NJ lot. ave. .as.-.
1ltn Ell. $50 West. 0"t a.. --. M'.aaa. Leonard
'H tn..rran. industrial. savings Hara. $3.50.
'..i -- Obj MANNERS '.
1911 -T. G6' o. r from r -v cor Ararua
A. 4-NlC... Eor r. 1855. -.rrrs~..- r.tr-y
90 Frederic 10 % Foster and Robert Mirfu-r
trustees. 1880. att0rrcr r. do b Foster Is
Wa. 81.
r9~H ST. az East giNfn- =. rr1 re 1901.
same I1 came. siI 20 aftarr-r 40 above
ftlu So f0e West a--rDD D.. O.- u foo.
Louis Cohen FL. Bs1su. E-duar ga05Oo. a.for-
u.N. Albert Er1uar. go Broadway
rrs~u e~ o. West g1zfGu u. or rc ions.
Carol. mo- grrIa- fo Gusfa. ForI-- .-. e. inI
address. fi3 East 2ffh &c.
r.fr-u --- r a-n f. ,. f-.. - . - ,
.,.....-.. "a . -t,r. - rD- = 90 .....- I.. -
,-..r r.e,r AID r.-.. t .- ...
@. no. a IS Audubon a.e S. g aIore o. = saI4 1.sr.r.s
1872 fO tn on ls6-h So a f2D f0 beginning.
Anil a. .grl. tIps1nya foe-r7urr and Albert
r. EEes-Iauf t0 John D. Caouey. $4,000. attorney
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust 90 lfO
Broadway.
THE tEDNA.
tvENT-E To- vs. So 1876 % Do OFF 9Th So being
par. I1. 1913 man Of f-u'orro-r Iu1InU. Dec -
1000. George H Iarss to Nav JAMS. 500 aff0r-
ne-. George II TAYLOR. lis-h So and willis aEc.
UPOwDNA AVE ~ g II % % ar fS-.r So Dry
~. Oef 20 iq- William 81 SfonrbrIsla fa H---
lem -4vina- Bank. SIsCu. attarr-. LAWYERS
Title Insurance and Trust co. i76 BroadwaE
UECATT-p AVE r "a cor fg4th g f4yg- q.
March ID rs4s. glaromo Naei f0 Elisabeth {, e.
ror aEfrv g.. 500. attorney Title Guarantee and
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b,r, winternHz mts S. moo. oct rs. $1,000
address 80 East I'D 81
7sD -T. H 81. 100 70 ai 81 ave. 2jxlD- Ah t,.
ham Mayer io Rachel stern tuig sN.u""'' '
"a. SOD address. go East Goth st.
01TH ST. us ana 20 West 42xi0". john y
Judge. rcf fo William Z Y0unG arH an' '."'7
So. 25o $4,000. address IL Chambers st
i0orH sr 2l5 East. . sty hrN. -5xioo, hcnl-
20 Frr 1erieke fn ~ 90 Fredcficrs Really @. 'I''. ;
$4,000. Oct - Sioo address Al Union square.
lc0TH ~T. 81 and ~ East. Q stv hrs 'uA
1000. b Frrdcricks Realtr 60 tp Lucr ti .1g9
Brake mtz s2G~loi. oct L. 500. address, ~
south 9th 81. Brooklyn.
12oTH ST. It's AM tao East 50xlOO. samuel
Brntaum to Mar Birnhaum. Ju.y IL 80 OF
dress. 40 East ~ 80.
Kopr. Oct Z 81 address. 81 East 5orh ST.
l2lST sT SIS EAST 1850 William Earle
FOO EIIa I'd West. pr- 500. address, l'' 40"
aI1 ave EIo.sIru
i2ap sT 3Ca West: g .ty br<. l6xioo. paoT. ~.
ton Mauric. Deiches. ref 20 John MahrI Dc'
Kan
li7rH ST gS West 2,sao. = R .,do ,d u
dress, GlS West 1871 st
f5lsT ST S. 800 n af Amsterdam ave-
252ao. Loretta Stafford to John STARK. OF ~
81. address. l+ columbia H"sAts. bf'o"NN '
THE BRONX.
BROOK AVE .oG and 2os foVioo '-esH
500. 0~ Ia 500 address. - west 7o-h ST.
90 L3" ti!. N b. . r. f'n =. ,:-,,sr. o-i
'tN w.. ''"ae W'. - 20
~ Ni"'. '''i'--. 7"i E.'s' -" ,o,.
CONCORD AVE. = cor ~ li'th 81. -asl'' ,
Thomas o. MsrDona'H- re. I'd n.ig JUMP
D.t ~. H"''''' '''t''' - A''''
PRESTON AVE W =. 2i0 n ri bl,ns.l, . -.
->Ai"" E,n.s' sico ,' Ii-e.s r0,ii -
."i q - Si''''.' "''
'i.'oaS owe
HOE AF p. 1851, -'Nls' w lA ,L go. sio,.
at9al H-'.. -, - .''-- S+''''
a'-.'-s. - ''''' i','h NJ.
LOTS 100 and lpl map part I-asS ee.a.
ZOO I. l--..-S s"T - ~ , solt ''''''
r,
LOT - map Bathgaie esiai'. . hI','N .
..t'ssFe r. D u'J' I'D Na'ie "'ii '"''~ T''''
90 N''
LOTS ~ and 70 mag Brentwood Parf. Same
te same mtg "a EpW. 500. address $3.50 NaIru-
zinc ave
LOTS ~s ana 81 map v-r Duncan. AZ
Ufuarrsb-iaga Natalie Ticararrarto 10 04trriua
Fi.ararratto. l-3 part. oct - 500. address, 800
East lodth 81.
rDNGFFTI.oW AVE " s.. $50 % NJ IA
f-vafte ave- l12xlo'. Samuel rowou to N''x
l.te-,E 20. ''. l7 mtg Si'"''. >i'' a''l''7'
SO h''aiF a.
LOTS o.. 3.9 g1s 343 5ig and 81. map %.
Arden property. R1rfa. s Common p" iranA .
TAYLOR Iutg NI,alW. oct 4 Al'hl address, 1881
Boston rl
NArLAY AVE. % Is. $50 n, n OF 81 Peters a 10.
2aNl-l. I=aa S..rer1erg to L1wre1r" M.'drin.
mtg 'a,71lI. Oct ID. Sl0O. address. t@ Eas.
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The following trdrsd ctio1~ We're I'-.'. 80
yesterday az the New CrE Rea. i-slal-
Exchange salesrOCm. NOs u and 10 Wesley
street.
Bt Bryan u. Kennedy
nth ST.. 35s and 1850 e. las 2, " of Was.
.n-tou ST. 4avi0o3 sfv tcrm- and B sIy SOD
40, sale. sold Ia Alexander Allison for @-i"''
NTH ST. l02 s. % n Of Park ave. - *
fOG1I. srv dwg. sold CD Williams 1rn-
girssv FOR 81 ~.
1IrTH ST.. iIc. % g. lois q o., Park on
f-.rIxroC -f q -tv tvE. sold 90 Williams d.
Gfuislussr for $500
7tTH ST. ia "a. 1872 ~ % NJ columbus @. o
15ytO2.. stt dwg yoi sale. 1ii in af &iN.H"'
9TH ST. az. G. g. SEQ 70 ~ of 9,n ave. 20 Is
$50 = sfr tcaUt. sol sale. adjourned sine ae
cfsT ST. So 30 n ~ 9Th ave. BROOKLYN :
lots each % hr ia Or rs so. sale. bid .H AT
g. -.
SAITH s~. al % e. 1853 70 - Nre a. i,9N
1Og o. g stv lw-. vol sale. hid m no $500.
Br Joseph r. D1y.
vE-~RY ST. -. -o61 ff NJ Hudson e.
30 ezs77. gf- '0f, bldg. adjourned 'o OCTOBER
o.
Hv Dante. GrcerVa'd
fu-u ST.. o.. r e. -aa p v of 5tr a.s -'v
1o0 a. -tr fe-mt. sold fn r1s r'a.1'~ ioT
S~G rnF
rrrru SIT. -r % e. a7n % 49, ~ 7-r er-. 5nv
100 NJ stv fr0wf. sold 20 're n'a'r'~ FI'r
SEC CnH
ut-H ST. ~. e. son o. 7 of ..a s.s 3ev
100 %. p s-- te0wf. sold to fHa n.a.n.f rot
c2E 900
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL ELECTION.

chicago. oct. - President Charles A.
Markham was elected a director ~ the
Illinois Central Railroad in the place Of
es-Presideni James ilarshsn 81 the annual
stockholders meeting o. dsY The other
d.rart0rs named we're Robert Tovstf.
f4hu I4-oh Aston md , ogden Armour
AZ ONLY si4 m the directors were present.
the usual mtsting vas postponed.
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GANG MEMBERS eEAT PATRoLMAN

The ehb and ao, Of battle between the
police and rhe Gas House" gang. which
has been waged for months. turned slght-
Is IN favor ~ the gang members early yes
+er0sg morning when the} caught Patrol
ran BENJAMIN f'ilman NJ the ath street
sfsfior Of his ruard ar i1th street and
A,,a~5A = 1'llnau - struck with brass
L,yrklAs slsshed scrcse Tho face Tith q
i~ffe and n48fen 50 badly fhai he bad 20
,r-ess toe ratrelusns face required sia-
ZEE clutches o. close IT, His condition Is
rcf serious.
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LOWEST
RENT in
MANHATTAN

The building eight stories and high dry basement OS
it. containing about $1,000 square feet spendidy pauneo
and built excellent light freprOot az II hreprooi equipped
with the re-preventng, nsurancesavng
ng automatic sprinkler system floors have the unusual car
wing capacity OF 200 and 800 pounds per square root hee
Ioe otis electric elevators of 1000 pounds capacity eah
Outside shipping platform 200 feet long commodious me
ror and exterior sarvay underwater doors and WINDOWS
steam heat gas electric light and power ideal IN every way
(.,;+ =, al North River piers and ferries; the oh
Ave II and Hudson Tunnel Stations ar thrstopner D.
9Th Ave 9th Ave- Houston s. and 9Th t. surface Inc
80 Iii, srblef one or more floors, did the General
Electro C5mpany Tor whom built and to whom we essed
similar building diagonay opposite enantS are nGer
ttse aoors separately but will lease the building
ouI ~ uhole We will consider the assumption OF uneH.
oed leases elsewhere OF prospective tenants Ihe rent Oh
he Building i $4,000 net per annum, and It IS the
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BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

HOME ST s. inters~cts lGa,h st 65T
xes iNee lx65 7 thas neshler loans charles
"a Poe Estate 5000
FOREST AVE cor iHsth 81 5oal02 Dit,
Mortgage TO ioant AmolsbY Construction CO
sac coo
FOREST AVE. s. so . ~ issth 81 ,0s
lO5 s.rs Hars same s3No'
FOREST AVE. g. TOO n u issth - 50x
lOa came cars same $1,000
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dts an Ill wind
blows nobody good"

The Washington half Of the block 20Oxo0 We leased
from the plans the mail order firm OF Beas Hess Co.
who have migrated from Broadway and Prince St. by winch
move thew save S4 900 per If It wash slang
we would say that is some saving At any rate there IS
moral attached to On the Greenwich II front we DUN
two buildings the northery corner OF when Barrow ~
1O1,1OO we have lust leased We now offer the remaining
corner OOx95 it, northwest Greenwich and Morton
SITS. d the
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LOWEST
RENT IN
MANHATTAN

are ID that the st. John, Park Realty Co. purchased n.
entire block 20Ox2O0 IT, bounded by Greenwich Washing
ton Morton and Barrow Ss oppositc the l. : Appraisers
Stores at a price which next door criminal offence
(2 The contract price for the eightsory buildings
ing this block obtained at the right time last Winter when
New Yorks best builders falling each other 70
secure work especially Of generous size, also kin TO
an infraction OF the laws OF the land. But
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fc. and 90 extend the Iowa Central to -.
r.ouis tie line probably following the
course OFF the Mississippi, River
The special committees representing the
two roads will hold a meeting to-day for
discussion of the proposed lease of the
iowa Central 10 the Minneapolis * 81
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

s5TH ST. 459 West. Marion Ross et al agt
yv.-.a- Nickel a. Gross - al. oct n. 1911
l-anceledl. $3.50
STU AVE 24sl. Charles Mandell or al agt
T. X Bloch et al, April ID 1911 tcnnceIledl
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N0RHTs AVE. " : b n n of i4Slh 81. : ~
brE I0ft 95x83. AmodI0 Di ToI0 633 Morri.
ave- owner. Moor, & Iandsedel. i4sth 81 and
Bel ave. architects cost $500.
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1IWH 81 ~ UUf. I ! J WtIINTI III WHai l-ItU
a. architect 5000
THE BEDNN.
WE7TCtiEsTEH AVE. s. 345 - f u or
ZrreEa ave. Sly frame stores and dWgs o. Is
xII. carl Tapuert. 1gG East tagth ~. oNn.r.
Moore & fandsteda 1f-th 90 and Third ave
architects. cost s.. zoe
FEATHENBFD LANE. w con ~ pivmptou
ave- stY frame stores. g0N5H. Louis Naekez
ahO ogden ave owner LLOYD . Phyfc g40 ogden
ate. architect. cost 81 oW.
LIVINGSTON AVE-. 5R 0p n ~ gtsth
rf. g. s'y hrs dNE. TsSt5. BLIZZARD g. Doiansld
~ pelaned Estates. owner. Atnn q MacNeiIe
- Etat Ain -i architects. c1tt Ai4. 500
stores iols1 Plough. Foa a 80 Narb, =
Plough. 1Ai East liath a. president own.rs
rhslIrs naef-f. pr. 4oi rrsmont ave- architect
..sf si2 oCo
MIIr AVE. ~~- iar.A -. 81, brs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19

reEce Nazzsro's long standing sutomopil9
road record II 743 miles an hour made by
him three years ago iu the Florto cup
race I'm Italy. was broken twice last >atur-
rar over tho Santa Monica. CAL course
r-. per~,-x= National in the 202-mile free
for-au and again bv Merz I'm the National
with which he won the l5i-miIe Shelter
trophy contest.
Herrick averaged 7f33 miles an hour.
while MerE s. average was 54+ miles an
hour ffbe Nazzaras Fiat. which pre-
,-ieu-l- hello fHe record. both the National
cars in Saturdays victorious contest were
ro-iraed with liic1eIir tires.
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shed. o 1-8xe 1-3. Belmont estates, on premises
owners. r -uiiti1N. l3Stl 81 ana walton ave-
lessee and architect. cost $50.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

700 ACRES. ALL KINDS TRCT SIS
houses and farm buildings Running WAFER ID
almost all buildings. ltuoe $1,000
l6O acres elevation 100 fae-. rr' '.fN 9I
CstskHIs. running water. BROOM house, ne
summer resort. $500 ...oa
40 acres room house. running Mal-.. e-''N'-
J. IT, TANK. CHATHAM y y
no IFT-HOUSE WITH ALL MODERN lA
provcmeuts ON lake st Rsmfpo. on ~
road ABOUT 3o miles from ~. y. i'', el..A.
for boarding house or fawfi-. rtr f.''Hlfi
DAT. 40 people Address MILLEE- Ea----.--
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ALTERATIONS.


aqr --- ~ .r. 1870 East. On Two p sty stu
dos stores and rooms. O. JacoDus. 10 Nassau
Sri. owner. Il .ukes. 1903 Park ave. architect
$50 600 .
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The first indoor Cymkhana for electric
automobiles ever held I'm this country VIII
take rlace tomorrow niSht az the Grand
Central Palace. where the Electrical Tx
roeition is beiuC held. This novel contest
viii be held on the third foor Of the build
Ing over an obloug course one-tcnth Of a
mile long A list OF events has been arr
-ouree by tho Electric Automobile Dealers
Association Entries already have been
received from the Baker Motor Vehicle
rompsnv. the Rauch & Lang Carriage
COMPANY and the Anderson Electric Car
riase Company.
Among the events viii be potato race,
q barrel event and d London bridge con
test In the potato race tine driver Of the
car must slow his machine and pick po-
tstoes from tables alouC the course Tho
driver vino successfully gathers the no
tsroee I'm the quickest time without dis
tr~Hfnc tho tables viii he adiudEed the
winner
Tho London bridge event vii Try the
drivers skin in dodEirG I'm and about tho
rfIlara ~ The big room There are several
other events on fnc programme. which
aside from the amusement in them. have
tho object Of hrinsine ont the many feat
,rras found FIN the electric automobile.
Among these features are Quick stopping.
ease Of control cleanliness and non-vhra-
tor. Harvey Robinson. ~ the New York
Edison Company. will he the referee
Az present the companies who are eVhio-
itfne their cars at the exposition are using
.he course FOR demonstrating
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REAL ESTATE FOR EXCHANGE:
ATTENTION. INVESTORS!

rrErpRODF MERCANTILE BI i-plNr'
AND APARTMENTS
r..e.r ,.r-... .,rrer Leased FOB ono .e1a1t
r.-.torv mercantile building 4jth street
Modern a~arroos buildings between aifh "a
t5fh near Tifth Ave-. some leased one ie'''"-
l.-storv Broadway corner apartment A''''''
between End and 10th streets
Estates ami individuals owning unp. '.-.,
-,air,. 4~a invited fo consider pr'n'si
,yrere income can boz increased and flN FsiH@
obtained f1r thcir properties
JOHN II. BERRY
"A Nassau 1t. Hank ~ Commrrcr n---
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BOROUGH OF BROOKLYN
PRICE S4.250

TIE house has living room. Icrar. ilniHg
room Kitchen and four bedrooms bathroom
usrquct floors electric light fHe best oppciW
uifv ever offered % tho homsseei>er tn "a rnarn
-uR and healthy section. Inquire for our 80
plan OF I.fe insurance. OWNER. Box Lrio-
uue.
ST7 PARK PLACE. NEAR new YORK AVE-
nue.. t0nv section. modern swell irons rec
donrs. MARQUETTE floors rIertri. lights. Uold
consider small property or lots on arrolnl
GILBERT ELLIOTT A Court 80. Broos.La--
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RENT IN
MANHATTAN

III. b,Idinc is open Tor INSPECTION AZ 91y tne ~
INQUIRIES gladly answered by JAMES f. +
50 Pine St. telephone 25l . JG9 o 3i69 nng ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19
AUTO NEWS OF THE DAY
Wagner Will Replace NazzarO on
Grand Prize Fiat Team.
NEW WORLDS ROAD RECORD
Electric Cars Will Compete IN a
Gymkhana at the Eiec-
trical Show.

THE Fiat Automobile Company has Just
announced tina; Louis Wagner has been Sc
lectcd 90 replace Fcl.oe Nszzaro as mem
Don Of the Flat team in the Grand Prize
SAGE at Savannah on November 500 "aE-
NO.. is one OF the best known and most
popular European race drivers who has
ever competed i'm this country Tie won
She ,ti~d VaudertI -up race 90 Ions ISL
and and. a7 memrc- Of the Fiat team
won the first race for tho Automobile clue
Of Americas Grand Prize gold cup az "a
ysunah. making a rev American RECORD
for road racing he has won many roso
races ir Europe.
The decision 20 have Wagner replace
Nazzaro was made hy the officials OF the
Fiat Company az Turin, ITALY. Nazzaro
has been working on a car Of hts own de-
sign. which. - successful will be market
Cd The Fiat men At Turin thought II
polfoy 10 employ o. driver whose sole inter
est was not with Jhe Fiat car and conse-
cuently felt Obliged t0 reject Nazz2ro ap-
rucation 10 be "a member ~ the Fiat team.
The negotiations with Wagner were sue
cessfully terminated last week
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
THE BHONN.
MANHATTAN.

1a4TH 81. n s. $50 q " N 5Ih ave. ~ iva
s-v atHres and dwgs, 25xg0. a RUIZ - West
ieofh So owner. l. + j Welhcr "a West ls5th
a. architect. 5000
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR 70 LET
LONU ISLAND.
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70 LET Foa BUSINESS PURPOSES
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IN TIE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions We're reg9iu- .
Yesterday M the New York Rea. Estate
Exchange salesroom, Nos. u and is Nese'
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lot 81 man OF Hunt estate The Bronx
vIvey Johnston agt Charles Rngelsteiu ~ al
foreclosure " mtgl attorneys. McGuire. Hor-
uer a smith.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-22
TOURISTS FROM HERE
DELAYED IN ENGLAND
". II. Edwards and Daughters, Un-
able to Leave for Home Until
Settlement of Strike.

Miss Almyra Edwards this morn
ing received a cablegram from her
father. W. H. Edwards. stating that
his journey homeward had been de-
layed by the strike in the British
Isles. Mr.. Edwards with his daugh-
tiers, Misses GwendoIyn and Gather
inc, has been touring in Europe for
several months. Recently he went
to his native country, Wales, for a
visit. He was delayed there last
week. He had intended sailing for
United States on the steamship, Lusi-
tania. The steamer was delayed at
Liverpool because of the strike of
the dock workers. The cablegram
stated that the party would continue
the journey as soon as the strike
was settled and as THAI has been
done, they are probably preparing
to leave for this country now.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1911-08-22
CITY ABOUT FREED
OF CRIMSON WOMEN
Police Say Recent Order to Move Is
Being Obeyed by the Ma
jority.

Commissioner Archie Hart, of tbs
department of health and public safe
~. today announced that there had
been an exodus from Rock Island Of
many Of the women and inmates OF
disorderly resorts and that the order,
which was issued few days ago, was
being complied with by the majority.
He went on to state that several had
taken the warning as joke but that
unless they nit the trail to parts "un-
known" at once, action would be stare
ed against them in the county court
Furthermore, owners OF property
which is used by the women of the
crimson light world, must either emp
ty their houses of the undesirable or
they too. will be hailed before the
county judge and will be dealt with ac-
cording to law. They have been noti-
fed and none of them viii have the
excuse that they did not know of the
conditions surrounding their property.