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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Mutual Trust CO OF Westchester County t.
Bernardina n Heyman 500
Henry l. Sanguinetu To Title Insurance Co
$1,000
Title Insurance 60 70 Knickerbocker Trust Co
trus: S21 600
Jacob p kissing and sno. exrs. TO DIsen'
Gerhereux: 81. 500.
FULTON Trust 20 10 Albert W scholle, trus;
assts: $50 O00
Ferdinand 6 Baumsn TO Samuel Wacht; 81
Lawyers MOrty gage 60 TO Francis Allen
1900.
Charles Phelps, exr. to Charles Phelps
so $3.50 66.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Fulton Trus
Co comm; $4,000 49,.
William I. Levy to Sidney II Rosenthal 500
600
Nevklrk Realty and Construction Co 10 MAJ
Rothschd. 500. r. ,
Speranzs: 81. .,
Elmer n coulter TO Timothy r Cohalan; ii.
William Hastorf TO Israel Jacobs, So 400
Frank i Cassidy 10 Windsor Trust co; 81
S,doro I-ocascio 70 Domenico Polltno; $500
Meyer 4 Goldstein ct alto Lulu NJ Iorenn'
Moritz + Ernst and sno to Christian D Meyer
$500 ~ - >.n,oor,,,.
800 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

WOOSTER STREET-samuel Gnsbers and
Never EllenbogAn have sold for Metzger 4
Schuster No $50 Wooster street. hve story
loft building. on lot 25xl00 feet, between
Prince end West Houston streets. The buyer
Frank Haenn. gave Brooklyn property in part
payment
nth SrREET-The Brown Realty Com
pany has sold 70 an investor No. 255 West
111th street. six story apartment house. on
pot 36xl00l1 feet. adjoining the northeast
corner Of Eighth avenue
6oTH STREET-John ". Ruckert has sold
for Pietro Niscardi and Salvatore De Pace "a
Mrs with slmina Dele. Of Hoboken, =. J.. the
FIVE story double hathouse. with stores OIL LOT
25X1o0 feet a. No. 213 West Goth street
COMMONWEALTH ANENUE-fn exchange
for No 2l3 West Goth street Mrs Wilhel.
nina Dele gives 70 Messrs. Viscardi and De
Pace No 1880 Commonwealth avenue. I'm the
Van Nest section. two story dwelling hous,
on loi 25Yi0o feet John NJ. Ruckert was the
broker
WASHINGToN ANENUE-H. J Radin has
sold frr Frances Saward 10 Leader e Silver
man q plot. lo0Ni20 feet. the side ot
Washington avenue. north 81 1924 street The
purchasers "ill erect on The property two Sin
story tenement houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16

i11ra" 3nrior mtg S75s. ooO. Aug 10: Ts;,
i,sr cent; solomon " schatzkin TO o,to axe
banssius: sf0.VO; addresA '''
,o,ru 81 25o West isxio0. 3 s,y brk: AVS
due az rsr iona: B.oomngdale Consifnc,,s,o we.,
10 AdeIaids T. DCane. $1,000. ADDRESS -"-
i0tth 81. ,coyy
pAtIEy AVE. e cor Of Kinssbridse "a. ~" r
irreg. Aug l. due as per bona, ss..s 100
Raman TO samuel Wacht; sSo'o' ao'''s
" est 1921 St 800 a
CLINTON AVE. 1919. 25sioo; Aug ~ ,ss ~,
ner cent: Charles G. Maybeck and ano 70 30.
K price. 1926: address. 1876 Mount Hope
HOE AyE s .7' r Bond % 's Mohae Romeo
iU; p Hgs a. p Maslen: $1,000 address Z'i@
Aqueduct ave. ,, pm
LOT a map Of New York Cathonc e.nt;
,ectory. The Bronx Aug 10; y ia sn no. s7Co;
address % Morninsside ave ., So, IN.
Tor 20 10 As to so and n Of Ion 81, DIX n a..
map of section {, Edenwald. Aug re cue 81 800:
address. 100 West ioth st.
LOT 70. map Of schietelin estate Tns s sSniso
Aug IA: due as per bond: James pi ,s;o Inue.
to Richard Msslen; 500; address, |'i1
duct ave p.~,.
LOTS 800 and sol. mar. Of Van Ne ssni ITO 10
samuel aua II vachit; sssss; address 100 west iz-d
street 49,
4
dale prior mtg ssooo)t Aug 10 5 5,p,no. Sc
cent: Louis @ Rose TO Antonio DE 'e''i'"''
900; address 1906 Cruger ave
LOT $50 10 SCI, map Of Lohosyer ParS .ons
II. yrs. 81, per cent: Mary McGraI 70 r""N
Psuch, 81 900 address. 1920 81 johns ave.
TELLER AVE. VS.. i7a 4. ot le'sh I 81 Hys
100. Aug ia ST, per cent; Mary G y.nnds
10 Grace l. Horton. $500 address ZeSl r'''"
w3v. NJ,
VAN CoRTLANDT AVE, =. A. y 90
villa ave. sex147N irregi Aug ~, ~: IT,, a.
cent: Mary ! Nally 70 Simeon brs"ieS 60
ZOO: address 27o2 Marion ave oo
14eTH ST 5. 200 II " q 81 ays, la Ia
prior mtg $4,000; Aug u; yrs 20 yor nno al
persberger to Amslla Oppenheimeri sZ'"o' ap
dress, 315 west 18Th 81 -
t47TH ST. n s. So Z, OF Robbins ave' % s.xsg
Aug ~. : vrs Cullo G. 90 to Minnle MeSV''
SIS coo. address. 121 Henry st. Brooklyn
1sisT ST. s. 100 II Of Robbins ave, -y "
100. Aug ~ yrs; Harris Kosentel 10 1o'" "
crntz n 500: address. SO Manhattan ave
o22D ST. n s. lot $50. map Of Wakeheln' Ia
ia prior mtg SO 900; Aug IA. due As PeI 60
Morris Improvement co 10 trh'st"e '''7' 49,
600. address Harrison. 7.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
LEAS ES.

Van Norden & Wilson have rented io'
Morris r.. Sterne, Inc, the TWO uPpei
floors I'm the building No. IA East 4Sd stree'
To a client for term OF years
The Duross Company has leased for
Frank l.. Wing a large store in the Wing
building at Ninth avenue, 18th and Hudson
streets. 10 Mddendorf G. Rohrs, wholesale
grocers
Charles b. Halsey and T. j. s. Flint are
the lessees of the northwest corner OF Mad
ison avenue and 4Sth street from the New
York Life Insurance and Trust Company
for term OF .twenty-one years with re
hewals The lessees Will make extensive
alterations
Daniel. II. Renton & CO. have leased for
Flora G. Haywood the three story ana
basement dwelling house NO. 81 West ll9th
street To a client for a term of years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
SKIRTS AND SLEEVES
Coming Changes in Them Kept
Secret by DreSSmakers.

There is no point that dressmakers are
so eager to cover at the beginning OF every
season as that regarding the changes In
sleeve and skirt. Questions Of trimming
may be left more or less to individual
taste; colors and materials are furnished
by the wholesale houses; but the hang
OF the skirt and the cut Of the sleeve seem
TO come to us from some authority that
must be respected
II Is a little misleading to lay too much
stress on the fact that skirts are fuller.
II we forget the hobble skirt. which was
worn for only a short time in this cour-
try thew are not much fuller The new
skirts are more complicated, and when the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
RAMSEY HOGUET SELLS HOUSE.

.Pease & Gilman have resold for Ramsay
Hoguet No. 80 East I'D street, a four story
high stoop dwelling house. with two story
extension. on lot l7.6xl02.2 feet The pur-
chaser will occupy the premises after ex-
tensive alterations Mr. Hoguet bought
this property only about two weeks ago
through the same brokers
The same brokers have also sold for Miss
Ellen Mackin No. 155 West &th street.
three story and basement building. on plot
1s 2x1Oos feet, to client for occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
TO FRY EGGPLANT.

Nothing is nicer at this season than nice
" fried eggplant. Many cook books that
print directions for serving eggplant fail
10 mention that IL should he soaked a cou-
pie of hours in slightly salted water. to
remove the acid favor that It is apt to
have Press weight over the slices Of
eggplant 10 prevent them from rising above
the water as the slices turn dark when ex
posed too long 10 the air. When frying
this delicious vegetable do not peel it.
The thin. fine skin helps to hold the flesh
together while cooking
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
or Interest TO SOomen

mixture to the milk Have the milk Ice
cold, and when ready to serve ornament
with ice cream or with whipped cream.
When served with whipped cream 1t may
for variety's sake he partly frozen
When a coffee eggnog is properly made 1t
is delicious. II may be prepared like the
chocolate drink. using in place Of he choc-
olate enough strong coffee TO give 1t hne
favor. The same method can b. followed
with other favors.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
-rE ovERoRoWN RADIsH

The large. overgrown radishes that are
found in forgotten corners Of the garden
at this season taste very much Ike iurnips
when boiled They should he ulanched
we'll. TO remove all the acid'iy possible
The long white ridish Is one Of the best
varieties for boiling. Put ~ over the flre I'm
cold water and when II has become very
hot pour II OF and add add fresh cold
water. Rinse again and cover with third
water Serve as soon a. they are done
with a drawn butter sauce. Do not forget
10 salt the water they are boiled in.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
BROOKLYN SALES.

John II. Gelhert. ir.. sold for Mrs. a. NJ.
G. Young TO Dr. Lefferts A. McCielland No.
Is McDonough street. three story dwell
ing house.
T.. \. Konter sold for Wanzer Hulsten
No IS Stanhope street, three story dwell
ing house. and for Mrs Wowerelt to NJ.
Schneider the dwelling al No 9Ol VIII
loughby avenue.
al the corner Of Bay 10Th and Seth streets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
TO ERECT CONCRETE HOUSE.

The Turner Construction Company has
obtained the contract for the construction
Of reinforced concrete bottling house for
the Chesebrough Manufacturing Company,
three stories nigh and 120x130 feet in plan,
to he erected at its Perth Amboy plant.
The same company will also put up a
six story reinforced concrete warehouse,
130x75 feet. for the American Dock and
Trust Company at Tompkinsville, Staten
Island. Work on both structures will be
begun Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee
Interest rer cent unless otherwise stated.
AUGUST ~
MANHATTAN

AUGUST ~
MANHATTAN
COLI MBCS AVE. " cor % saith st. esY
irreg Aug Is. yfs. ~ per cent. Mssonar r,
Society Of - Paul the Apostle in City NJ New
York IN Seaman's Bank Tor Savings. ST3 coo ed
dress 10 Wall 81.
JOHN ST. 100. 2lx41 ID part; July 81 due
a per bond Alexander Finday 70 Title Guaran
tee and Trust 60 g 800. address l7S Broadway
LEXINGTON AVE. u Tor Of i5th Il, 20xe5
Aug ~ : vrs a.. per cent Mary Ahern 70
Bcwery Savings Rank - ooo. address. l2s
Bowery.
MADISON IT. %. 24sI25. Aug IA. , yrs. 8
per cent. Mary McShare 10 RAYMOND Guarini
and ano; $40 oc0. address. 1927 Ave r BROOKLYN
I'D AVE n = go n Of LIST ~. 5oxioo: Aug
II Q yrs: 81. per cent Alice Rogers - cath
Ole Womens Benevolent Legion. $500. address.
l53 East 44th -
nth AVE, adi. 2lNlo0. AUG II, Z yrs Aaron
Nurick 10 William Mcnke and aro. $1,000. al
dress 33l Central Park West.
9TH ST s. 49, n OF 10Th ave. l2lx9s
prior mtg s7i 500, Aug IL. ! W y -: cent
MoKeon Realty co 20 Robert McGil. $4,000.
address. Ho5oken. n.
Dist ST. 81 and "a West. 10 sty brk ssxes
prior mtg siS3. OOoI Aus II, due as per bond
Union Land Holding 90 20 william J LHV}. 500.
Oco address. 81 West 10th At
sGTH ST. os 10 % West. lsasehold hus "a
demand per cent Frederic Cauehois 10
Thomas Smith. ir $1,000 address 40 Argyle
I'd Brooklyn
ssTH ct. .. 100 # of Riverside Drive,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
OSCAWANA ESTATE SOLD.

John V. Alexander has sold for Samuel
p. Mcconnell former president of the
United States Realty Company. TO Mrs
Edith o. Bloodgood his $50 acre estate at
Oscawana The Mcconnell property orig
lnally consisted Of the Knapp, Horton and
Tice farms, and was assembled about ten
years ago. Mr. Mcconnell built a $1,000
house on the property.
p. W. Mackenzie has sold for Major ".
p. Van Ness his former residence at the
corner of Walnut and Grove avenues.
Larchmont Manor. The buyer will re-
model II for his own occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
IN THE AUCTION MARKET

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday ~ the Real Estate Exchange
salesrcom. Nos II and ls Vesey street
r. samuel Marx
1o2p ST. 10 AMI ~. n H. 227 8 n ~ Park
ave- 5oxion ~ sly tenmt and stores sold 10
the plaintiff for SIS l6o. alfo
I'D 81. 30" East =. 100 n Of "a ave.
u iNi" u s'y 'fnmt. adjourned 70 August
10. also
DE RlENIEh AYE. r. e. 3T8l n n Of Eden
wald ave. sold 10 the plaintiff for s.. Ooo
BY Joseph + Day
110D ST. 462 and 45a o. 100 u Q AZ pAxh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
FAST INSTEAD OF FEAST
Suffragist Ccmmissary Fails to
Appear at .Clason's Point.

1t was a fast. instead of feast after
ALL that affair Of the suffragists out at
Clason's Point. where the group Of wom-
en- who want votes were gathered 10 for
tify themselves for 'self-denial week by
means of much talk and simple but
wholesome meal Before the table was
laid however. or even the friends with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
LONG ISLAND CITY TRACT SOLD

Another big real estate transaction has
lust been made in the Hunters Point sec
ton Of Long Island CITY, by which firm
of manufacturers has secured the plot. @ox
900 feet. on Newtown Creek. at the junction
Of Greenpont avenue. The property was
owned by q. B. Raymond. dealer in build
ing materials. II was sold through Edward
l.. King & Co. Of Manhattan. The price
is reported TO have been about 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
BIRD NAMES THE EXAMINERS.

Francis w Bird. Appraiser Of the Port.
announced yesterday the temporary ap-
nointnnent. ~ three examiners Of merchan-
dis. The mon appointed were John w.
sutcllfe at 800 year. ana Charies L.
Keil and Henry p. Allen, at 81, 500 year
each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

25rH ST g, 425 n % l0th ave l2sr
$50: Robert McGill loans McReon Realty Co
SIS 900.
100. Frank Rauch loans MARY z NcCrsil 81 nnN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
lANCDON APARTMENT PROPERTY LEASED
Ten Story Structure in West 124h Street. Which Recently rig
lred in 100000 Trade, Rented for S210,0Co
q. \. WOODS TO ERECT NEW THEATRE IN WEST AID ST

ave. 5osioo. 2 sly dwg ard sly stable SOLD 70
the plaintiff for 5000
By James L. Wells Company
10TH ST 16I to III. 100 n OF 50 :,
l50x 100 II: sty tennis and stores sold 70
the plaintiff for 500. 55s.
BY Daniel Gieen~ald
INTERvALE AVE. :. 34l. IL II OF Io' y =
ST. S0y35 2150 5xss 1 vacant: sold u ho'''t
coIferf fnr 20 2o5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
LIS PENDENs.


FRANKLIN AVE. Sc $. lots 1oI and ioA
\ Reinhardt aet Leo Levinson e. al 0ors.
closure Of mts); attorney. G NJ Schulz
WASHINGTON AVE. 8. 2+s2 {, q
18Th ST. 81 loxl421o: John Lo.r al
CITY Of New York =, al ('oreclosurs o. trans
Ter Of tax Hem. attorney, Sable.
SGD ST, soe East; Prisca cramms ar,
Abraham Jacobs ct al foreclosure OF ntsl:
attorney n Botty
issTH ST. So tpropossd!; e5 Z, % wad..
attorney. r CONN.
i15TH ST s, 50 It o, "a ave 2oxiooio;
Lion Brewery Of New York CITY as, Antonio
\ p Fitch. Mott & Grant.
2O7TH ST, s. 5o.7 n Of Decatur aye.
% 7x948. city Real Estate 90 sgt Morr,
Ginther Ct al foreclosure ~ mtg: st'orney.
II Swain.
JACKSON AVE. e cor o. isoth a.. AJAX
1Tj: Longfellow ave. y :, 1913 n n ~ ls7tb
81 1o0xI0o: Forest ave. f. 100 n n Of c.d,,
place. 25x1S5: Isaac Lewis ct al agt Emma
" Mestsn'z notice of levy attorney A
Goodman.
SAME PROPERTY; Joseph A walter az.
same (notice Of levyD attorney. Goodman
LOTS ~. So a. Is. 50 10 81. loe. 100
amended map ~ Bronxwood psrk ana lots 10
SO TO 40 supplementary map ~ Bronyv'o0d Park:
81. O3e Herman y Epper sst Brentwood Realty
90 notice ~ levy. attorney. J.. ?. French.
SID ST. n s. 44s9 u OF Columbus ave q 81
50. Poushkeepsis Savings Bank AT Augustus W
Colwell ct al foreclosure ~ mtsl attorney Il
T. Tosey
CAYuGA AVE r. 243.9 n 81 24sth a..
5faIisa: Belle T SeVen sgt charles 2 Jennings
ev al foreclosure 81 transfer of tax iisni. at
torney. " Frank
10TH ST, ss East. Carrie p Burr ~ Al AT
Theresa Reyes et al foreclosure Of mtg; at
torney Bowers & Sands
GRANT AVE s. 307 II sp 81 ssnUsl q,
3sxlOO; Aohills Batsllle ast Lille Carpenter 81 al
foreclosure Of MTG attorney. II Viau.
ANDREWS AVE : 1911 n ~ iS0'a 81,
run. 91.Sx II xn 81. q 10 beg Hannah Cod
AIT James l. Breese 81 al foreclosure y trans-
FER Of tar lem: ATTORNEY. J. J Cod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16

ADD ST. G and East: George J voss, a..
Lena X Hoag 81 al. Feb IA. 1911: $50 az ="
AID ST East. william McCintock ar, ..r..
Dec l. 1910; $500 81
JENNINGS ST. " cor Of vy.e ave: Ru.
d,lrh Geisniann agt Christie Construetion n.
az NJ: June 81 1911 $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
SATISFIED MECHANICS LENA

or: Nathan Leml.in. owner: Emanuel 70, -,
tractor: SIS. GU
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
CREATIONS.

MANHATTAN.
! nth ST. 22f % 225 West: Monshsn Express
| CO 81 Greenwich a'e. owner o VI Nccabe "a
| 9Th ave, architect: $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

| BOTH ST. $50 and 552 West; for sty bvS
| lofts HOx93 3. estate Samuel Booth. $50 7th Az.
owner J n Knubel. 3is West Al st. archtect:
$40 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-08-16
THE BRONX

COLLEGE AVE. s43 S. 17.1xloo; April q.
1909 FredriA Brantau TO John L Deoes; 81
700; attorney, Louis Ress, 315 East l6lst ct
FOREST AVE, W s, 233. 10 IT Of Wall ST.
being lot 81 map OF Bltonia. 81 6xS7.6, April 10
1903: John II Lankenau to Frank Dirks $1,000
attorney Emil Hermanni. 362 Wits ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-03

ion on various questions Of govern
mental policy have attracted general
attention and for this reason the ex-
ecutive deems fit TO make the meas
ures, which he believes ought to be
adopted. and the views by which he
viii be guided in his endeavors to war
rant the confidence which the country
has reposed in him.
Change I'm Ministry First Step.
1.-THE change of ministry just effect
ed aims. for example, at satisfying in
practice one very general aspiration,
which is that the political personnel
be renovated from time to time. I
have not hesitated to part with the
services Of capable, honorable advisers
who for a greater or less length of
time have given me their valued CO.
operation
MY single aim has been TO set the
precedent Of not carrying on the gov
eminent indefinitely with the same
cabinet. however high may be the merits
of the persons composing dt, and 10
show that room should be made from
time TO time TO new energies in the
direction Of public affairs
Furthermore, measure will be taken
that will demand a finn purpose to
give heed to reasonable complaints
that are made against some of the au-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-03
WARNING TO MANY
Some Interesting Facts Re-
garding Health Statistics

Few people relize to what extent
their health depends upon the condition
Of the kidneys
The physician in nearly all gases OF
serious illness, makes a chemical an
alysis Of the patients urine. He knows
that unless the kidneys are doing their
work properly, the other organs cannot
be brought back to health and strength
When the kidneys are neglected or
abused in any way, serious results are
sure to follow According to health
statistics. Bright's disease which is
really an adanced form Of kidney
trouble. caused nearly ten thousand
deaths in 1909, in the state Of New York
alone. Therefore, it behooves us to pay
more attention TO the health of these
most important organs.
An ideal herbal compound that has
had remarkable success as a kidney
remedy is DR.. Kilmer's Swamp Root, the
great Kidney, Liver and Bladder Rem
edy.
The mild and healing influence of this
preparation is soon realized. It stands
the highest for its remarkable record Of
cures
If you feel that your kidneys require
attention, and wish a sample bottle,
write TO Dr. Kilmer & Co, Binghamton,
Y Mention this paper and they will
gladly forward it to you absolutely free,
by mail.
swamp-Root is sold by every drus-
gist in bottles Of two sizes-50c and
81 90.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-03
MANY REFORMS FOR MEXICO ARE
RECOMMENDED IN MESSAGE Of DIAZ
Continued from Page one).

thorities, especially those who are in
closer touch with the people.
1T is to be hoped that in this policy
the federal government will be seconded
by the governors of states, which by
reason of the administrative instru-
mentalities depending on them are bet
ter able to remedy the evils in ques-
ton.
No Reelection.
"The principle Of no reelection fol
executive functionaries, elected by pop
ular suffrage, has not of late been
preached in any of the legislative as
semblies of the republic, and for that
reason the federal executive had not
thought proper to express an opinion
as to a question which by its nature
falls within the province of those as
semblies, but seeing that the issue was
recently brought in some OF the state
legislatures and discussed in the press,
the executive takes this occasion to
manifest his hearty assent to the prin-
ciple in question and to declare that
if bill is brought before congress
providing for the periodical renovation
of the functionaries referred to the
administration will give to such meas
ure its earnest support.
Intimately bound up with the adop-
ton of the principle Of no reelection
is the question of the reform of the
electoral laws for, inasmuch as the long
continuance in power of certain func-
tionaries is believed to be in part at
tributable to the defects of those laws,
il is indispensable without delay to
amend them, to ensure the electoral
activity OF those citizens who are con-
sidered capable of voting with full
conception Of what they are doing.
Ban on Big Estates.
I'm view Of the not very satisfactory
results of the measures hitherto known
to bring about the division of large
rival estates on terms that would be
fair to all concerned, so as to render
those estates available for tillage, the
executive is determined to find the
means for carrying out this important
project in the most efficient manner
possible.
AT different times endeavors have
been made to introduce reforms in
the administration of justice in the
federal courts and in the local courts
of the federal district and territories
and these endeavors alone suffice to
demonstrate the Importance which the
executive attaches to the Improvement
Of this vital function.
AT the same time the executive is
not unaware that much remains to be
done to complete the work ana 70
correct the defects which observations
bring to light and public opinion points
out
The various measures which it is
proposed to introduce after a mature
and minute consideration of all the
elements of the problem, will aim fun
damentally at insuring more effective
ly the independence Of the judiciary
by securing q more select personnel
and lengthening their term of office,
while another object Of the measure in
question will be to render more string
ent the responsibilities Of judicial func-
tionaries by providing really effica-
cious forms of procedure for bringing
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-03
GOMEZ ANALYZES
DIAZ'S MESSAGE
Says That the Insurrectos
VIII Insist That Diaz Get
Down and Out.

Washington. d. c., April 9.-Pointing
out that the message of president Diaz
to the Mexican congress endorses the
demands of the Mexican revolutionists,
DR.. Vasquez Gomez, head Of the conf
Dental agency Of the insurgents here,
has issued a statement suggesting two
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-03
ENTERS PLEA OF NOT
GUILTY OF ASSAULT.

New York, n. Y, April S.-A formal
plea of not guilty was entered today
by Albert Ulrich. the carpenter ar
rested two weeks ago on the charge
of assaulting Booker T. Washington,
the negro educator. No date has been
set for the trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1911-04-03
iHOC-

them to account in case of malfeas-
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