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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04

MANHATTAN.
AMSTERDAM AVE. cor lo5th1 $, Ii5S
~ JuIy IA: u, 8 per cent; Ncw York tr-
ban Real Estate co - f }a,its - Y S' >''
AMSTERDAM AVE. " 8. 20 II $ u 10th 81.
1-,tOO. oct Q. yrs ~ per cent. Edmund \
Hurry % Soamans Bank for savings, Nh"o'
address ~ Wall ST.
rbo i1a.s''c connery. If. 10 Henry DEF wcekes
oxr; 5000. address. - William st.
CHERRY ST. los. - lex ircs oct 3; >
WIS. same m same Sh'"'' aHaI'sS' ." VIII
lam 81.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1916. 251lo5. oct 2. due
a. nor bond. otto r BertsrhinEer 10 William
Ber schinger. $4,000, address. ~ East 18TH ST.
PLEASANT AVE .s,.w cor ron st. ~; 2lzs.;
Sct1ntsr 10 Boverv savings Rank $1,000, adj
dress. los Bowery
UrILETT ST fia 251SS. Ave \. 1861 @5A77;
Aug 81 due a. per bond Jacob Rudiu and auo
70 Penn American Plate Glass 60. 5000. 7f-
dress Alexandria. Ind
SECOND AVE 25ylo0. June H. 1910. ". 3
per cent. Abraham Baer % td'ar1 hs'r'
500 address. al Broadway
NINTH AVE. $50. 2sxi5 prior mtgN 10000:
yrs 3 Der cont. Dc. . William shoemaker
10 Adam Muller 5000, address - Eas' 9Th
ATTN ST. g, 90 od {, %, s.eog% a. a I1. 22'
iois ii. ner cent: Mar, Therrv 20 Payne cs-
faie -orpn s. 600. address es Park ave
18TH ST. =, lot IS. map Cornelius Ray
-"E.s ,pia a,.,ro r Corto ~ Paul Cont5. s. 600
address. $40 ninth ave
uST ST. $50 and 354 West. . sly nrk COX
90. oct g. yrs, ~ per cent. Crouch tlt1
gerald to Franklin savings Bank. NooH, al
dress SOS Eighth ave.
-rrTT ST. "a g. 1i6 u ~ NJ Lexington ave. lsx
100. yrs. A. per cent, oct 3, stu. Ncs ,t n Z
Wainwright 70 Bow"ry Savings BANK Nt-"'''
address. 123 Bower
Va HrI ~ fH
IN. sue az per bond. Hannah y David 10
Frederick Clark 10000. address 'o'pcr'-
town. v.
,o2p ST. 1870 west stv brk 16zioo. oct
ards. s. 900. address. li3 oak 81. Bingham
ton. y y
11oTH ST. 81, . :, Of Park ave ave-, tS =,
100, o., G y yT SAVING, Bank. $4,000 ad
dresq 700 East i4th ST.
10th ST. lSi west sly brk. 25xl9o,
sent /. yrs. Maurice Herman 70 louise
B.rzirer: $50 1000, address. New Babylon.
staten Island
IssTH 81. g. 500 IT Of Lenox ave. 5ox
90 t3tth IT. s. IS n OF L"noN ave, -'A'.'
7i,G "a '''''' N''''0O'
t,sru ST. 80 10 as West. 80 = ". ~
Amsterdam ave, ioSico prior mtg s'lo,ol
s,I,.,ior 90 no. Noah S shelter $4,000. add
dress ~ West llith rI
THE HRoNN
R,rNGRIpGE AVE e85i 'eosle' prior mtg
&. oGo, oct .. due as per bond, Oswaldo
10, 60 Mari = Fowler. 5000 address New
burg y.
gpooK AVE. e co. l3oth ST. e"xloo. sept
.c. 49, q nor cent Bridget Lunch ~ al to
Ciy Equit, go. $500 lS. address. i6i Brond-
way
CEDAR ST. w. s. 90 ~ Of Kingston ave.
a. fro- 5.pt 20 Is vrz q per cont, Andrew
sI,termsnn 20 Albert Il b'Molt. $4,000, al
drcs,. az Lafayette ave. Bro kl1n
JEssrp PLACE. s. Boscobcl a.r.
teS ioor t,ree. instRl's per cent (prior mtg
40 ooo, sent 20 Joseph David 10 John
Nsxauder. $4,000 address $50 West ie5ih b.
LCT 100 90 ~. map iohbtusr Park. pct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
INVOLVES S77.OO0.0O0
Chicago Subway Reorganization
Requires New Securities.

Tho plan for reorganization OF the Chi
cago Subway Company and its subsidiary
companies which was made public yester-
day, provides for the creation Of new Sc
curities 10 the amount OF s77,eO00o0. and
for the assessment Of the stock OF the Chi
cago Subway Company and the bonds ~
that corporation and the Illinois Tunnel
Company.
The new securities will be t24.00Q.0o0 first
morteage per cent thirty-year gold bonds.
$50 10000 per cent non-cumulative pre-
ferred stock and s225Oo,oOO common stock.
or the bonds s9o,OOOO00 will be Series A"
and prior in lien to the remaining 100000,
which will be known as Series p.
The plan involves an adjustment Of the
loans and the collateral securities pledged
therefor, so that they will be taken As
representing or entitled to N.525.O00 Illinois
Tunnel Company bonds. 100000 Chicago
Subway Company bonds and the 100000
Series r" bonds of the new company. As
a result Of the adjustment there will re-
main TO be provided for S21.s7o0oo Chicago
Subway bonds, sS6SooOO Illinois Tunnel
bonds and the 449,sl2 outstanding shares OF
stock Of the Chicago Subway Company.
a CdSn assessment or SlD mas been
levied upon each deposited subway or tun-
mel bond. amounting 10 100000 for the
entire $50 100000 par value and s. on each
share OF stock Of the subway company.
amounting TO $4,000 the total s.. 300 Oso
being the amount estimated as necessary
for meeting the cash requirements under
the plan, including funds TO discharge out
standing receivers certificates and notes
and other obligations, and to provide for
allowances to receivers. trustees and coun-
sci and for reorganization expenses. Chi
cago subway stock. par value 800. which
must pay an assessment of s. q share. sold
yesterday at 81 81 and closed at g 81.
Deposits must he made on OF before No
vember u with the National City Bank
The reorganization committee consists ~
Henry ". De Forest T.. G. Krauthoff and
William 8. Tod.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04

ARMY
Major WILLIAM b. ROCHESTER. paymaster.
from chicago 70 New York City
Lieutenant Colonel DAVID s STANLEY. deputy
qusrrermaster general. 10 Austin. Costello
and Wharton. Penn.
Captain DOUGLAS POTTS. ieth Infantry. 10
Fort Leavenworth. thence 10 his company.
Captain STANLEY s. ROSS. coast artillery. de
san Francisco, sailing fpr Philippines De
ccnber Z.
Following officers from army service schools.
Fort LAayenworth. to proper stations Cap
tain HARRY \. SMITH infantry. unas-
signed. March I, Captain IL ROY Ell
TiNGE 18th Cavalry January / First
Lieutenant WALTER KRUEGER infantry.
Professor SAMUEL L. TILLMAN. Military
Academy UetredJ. October 2, 10 home
First Lieutenant JOHN j. BURLEIGH. I'd In
fautry. general recruiting service. 70 Albany.
relieving First Lieutenant ANDREW y
CHAFFIN 29th Infantry, recruiting officer.
Leave o. absence. captain WILLIAM l. HART.
medical corps Two months.
NAVY.
Captain ~ r. USHER detached N. Michigan
Captain r. T. CAPEHART. detached bureau Of
ordnance TO the Michigan s...-,.,
Paducah: 10 the Hannibal
Commander y. W BLAMER 10 the Paducah.
station. Cincinnati; to the Washington. as
senior engineer of1cer
sofa: 10 naval training station, San Fran
cisco
platswain i. l.. THOMAS. detached the Wash
ingtOn await orders.
Paymasters clerk II. A. THOMAS, 10 provision
and clothing depot. New YORK.
Paymasters clerk ". A. THOMAS. 10 the Dela -
ware.
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS.-The fol
/ lowing movements Of vessels have been re-
portcd 70 the Navy Department:
ARRIVED
0
At Pensacola.
| oct 2-Thc Hector ~ Boston
SAILED.
/ oct The Georgia, from Boston for NAYS yard
New York 49,
| 0rf THE Chester. from Gibraltar for Malta
/ oct 5-The Wilmington. from Olongapo Tor
Hong Kong
The saturn placed out ~ service navy iard'
/ Puget Sound. -.
| Tie Hannibal ordered IN commission navy
yard. Portsmouth. october -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
BEST BEEF SLIGHTLY LoWEl
Some Cheaper Cuts Advance in Price to
the Retail Butcher

The latest quotations on dressed beef
issued by leading wholesale houses show a
slight falling of in the price Of ribs and
loins and a rise in rounds and chucks
Ribs and loins are quoted at 15ls, 49,
and 81 cents a pound. They were Is, "a
and 10 cents a few days ago.
Rounds Of first and second quality re-
main the same-10 and cents. Those OF
third quality have gone UP half cent,
being quoted at cents a pound.
Chucks of first and second quality have
advanced half a cent, and are now quoted
at and s cents. Third quality chucks re-
main the same I'm price 6l2 cents A pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
REALTY SHOW OPENS SATURDAY.

Arrangements have been perfected which
II is belived will make # possible to nave
all Of the exhibits at the Real Estate and
Ideal Homes Show completed when the
doors of the Madison Square Garden are
thrown open TO the public next saturday
afternoon. The Pure Food Exposition
closes tonight, and It will require twelve
hours TO complete its removal This allows
only forty-eight hours for the installation
90 ,ba ovhihits 10 be shown al the COM
bired Real Estate and Building Exposition,
and as these include several compete
houses. some Of which are TO be built OF
brick and concrete, II VIII VIII, redus't 20 co an
night and day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04

ST NICHOLAS AVE. Romano Brown &
90 have sold for the estate OF George Wolf
tho plot iUOxi0O feet. on the east Side Of ST.
Nicholas novuuo 400 feet south Of l4jih street
MADISON AVENUE. The Allsnel Construc-
ton Company. A. l. Mordecn q Son ana
seven lots on the east side Of Madison avenue
between s2d and SD streets. The plot has a
frontage Of 1914 feet in The avenue and 50
fcet in each street. and has been purchased by
Emanuel kruewltch, who VIII improve u with
two big apartment houses.
142D STREET.-Tho Hamilton Holding Com
PAM Judson s Todd. president. has sold 10
BENJAMIN Barnett i've lots at the northwest
corner Of 1921 street and Convent avenue. The
prorerty fronts 100 feet IN the avenue and 10
feet In the street. and viii be improved with
a high class apartment house.
BROADWAY.-The Douglas Robinson Char g
: Brown Company has sold FOR the estate of
George l.. Ronalds 20 a client OF the Charles
=. Moves COMPANY so so Broadway. be-
tween Howard ana Grand streets, Il I've story
building on lOt 2dXi2O feet
FAST S0TII STREET.-The Breckenridge
estate has sold 10 Lawrence J. Gillespie 30 10
East soth street four story aud basement
dv,cIIiue on a lot 2iNio22 feet The prop
ORTIZ A. about - feet west or the northwest
corner 81 Madison avenue, ana n understood
10 have been sold al % price between $4,000
and $4,000.
an STREET Pierre NJ clear 4 co. have
s,II tor Wuliam r. Armstrong 10 Mar w. NJ
Donueg No iO2 West A3d street. q three story
and basement single hathouse. on Dot ~ .
ks0.5 feet. ,....
JENNINGS STREET Alexander Selkm. IN
couiunctt0u with y. Schoen. has sold Tor Ma
tilds Kraft the .hTee one family houses. Nos
900 p-O4 and 90C Jennings street. uesr wilkins
avenue on a plot b2Nlon feet
10th STREET Joseph kamm'rer has cold
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
RUBBER DIVIDEND PASSED
The InterContinental COmpany'S
Stock Breaks 112 Points.

The quarterly dividend on the common
stock Of the Intercontinental Rubber COM
pany was passed yesterday by the oirec-
tors. The rate has been l per cent quar-
terly since November J, 1910, when the l''
tial dividend on the stock was declared
There is 500. oSl 900 out Of the authorized
issue Of 10000 90 Of the stock outstanding
and the announcement that the dividend
had been passed caused break OF ~
points in the stock on the curb from y
70 1915
The passing OF the dividend on the com
mon stock. il was explained after the meet
ing. was due 10 the unsettled conditions IN
Mexico. which the directors felt might az
feet both tho cost Of operation and the oe-
livery and gathering Of the guayule shruo'
from which the company gets Its rubber
and in their opinion justified extremely
conservative action at this time.
II was added that while the surplus for
the fiscal year ended July 81 amounted TO
S1,9l3. $50, an increase Of S922, 400 over the
preceding year. the directors deemed II
wise 10 hold the surplus for the benent OF
the company for future development rath-
or than disburse 10 in dividends or use II
10 retire a further amount Of prefeired
stock. which would be the regular course
IN normal times The directors were also
Of the opinion, II was stated. that the hish
prices of rubber which had prevailed on
the company's contracts for the last sew
eral years might suffer a decline during the
coming period. as was evidenced in so many
other staple commodities and felt under
the circumstances that tho stockholders
would be in thorough accord with the dc
cision Of the directors 20 pass the dividend
on the common stock until such time as
conditions justified its resumption.
During the fiscal year ended July 81 the
company paid quarterly dividends Of ia
per cent on the outstanding preferred
stock and four dividends Of per cent on
the outstanding common stock, and IN ad-
dition the outstanding preferred stock was
reduced 10 g, $4,000 thereby reducing the
dlsldend charge ahead Of the common
stock from $4,000 70 $3.50 a year.
The report Of the company for tho fiscal
year ended July q. which was made pub
lie Yesterday. showed gross profits Of &
74o55. an increase Of $34, $50 over a vea-
ago. Expenses for the year amounted 10
S73.7S7. leaving net profits OF S26405lS. from
which dividends We're paid amounting 10
8, 2sa 4s0. which after charging of S87.l6
for depreciation. left surplus Of N2o3,SS,
an increase of 5oc246O over last years sur
plus
At the annual meeting Of the company.
which was held in Jersey City on Monday.
the retiring direC ,ors were reelected, and
they organized yesterday by re-electing the
retiring officers for the ensuing year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
NEW BUILDING PLANS
THD BRONX

OAK POINT AVE. cor Tiffany
. sly brk DWELLING and stable Soxs. ~
Steltor. sG2 East 1924 81 owner Gyei
schaefer. ir. f0i fremont ave, srchit.- x,s
$500 -,
23gTJI ST $ s.. 100 n Of Kspl.r a..
. sty and attic frame dwelling. q sJI). ~
J. Christian. 23G East 23sth -. owner. p,sn
Mcneil 30 East 82d st. architects. cost. "a ~ I
CARR ST. n s. 20 n ~ German pi,..
a / sty frame ghed. 5OxS0, y z, Nh Ag,r
90. 45th - and Lexington ave, owner,
Bailey. G,ldens Bridge. architect: coz g.
issTH ST, o cor Boston Road, tor.,
brk stores. i99ix97 10. Charles 6 Law. n. !,
ave. owner. Moore & Iandsei1el. i4sth -.
ave. architects: cost. 5000.
18TH ST. :. iss n u Mount Hcc. =.
,or two sty brS tenmnts. 4lHso each: ~
. Bergen. 1870 West ls0th u. owner: Cfsr.;
clark al fremont ave. architect. cost. tNu'
CRUGER AVE. :, rs n Of Burke n. !.
. sty brk dwellings 20x55 each. Msi.sor ~.
co. i32 Nassau -. Thomas Riegiero. 1872 x,,-'
:, uro.tdont owners and architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United States
for $3.50 a year.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Tho following petitions in bankruptcy
we're filed yesterday in the United States
Court.
JOSEPH and HARRIS LAZARUS. com
uosing the firm Of Lazarus Brothers. wool
lens No l63 Greene street. involuntary.
Liabilities 5000. assets $}j 90. Judge
Hough appointed James \. Rosenberg re
ceiysr and authorized hin TO continue the
business twenty days
JOSEPH j. THEIL, clothing. No ~
Rowery. and SAMUEL THEIL. clothing.
AZ No 50 BoWery, formerly in business
together as Thei Brothers, involuntary
T1abilities. $500 assets, $4,000
SAMUEL COHEN. shoe dealer, No 81
Tenoy avenue. involuntary. Liabilities
q zoo. assets, g. 500
LORETTA G. LYMAN. typewriting copy
ist. living az No. 81 East 800 street, volun
tar. Liabilities, s., rs. no assets.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessc'J
OCTOBER >.

EAGLE AVE. oil ground floor and part col
lar. Edward Grecnbaum co. Paul Peter. Yrs
2 mos from July {. 1911. $3.50. address. I'll
Eagle
WESTMINSTER AVE, cor southern
Boulevard. store. etc. Ferdinand Boiler 70 "a
cob Carstens: yrs mos from sept ~ Sl'""
10 81 500. address 1851 Nestchester ave
SEVENTH AVE, 1922 cor store and base
ment: Abraham Kornbluth 10 Annie . brlen;
= yrs from sept T. 1911; $500 address ~
East 33d ST.
2lST sir. 4s west. store. etc. Philip Rhine
lander ~ al To Mark Nogle. 10 yrs from com
pletion II alterations. $1,000 To S2,4oo' ad-
dress. 46 West 2lst ST
2GTH ST % West; store David Herring 20
Joseph Reiss; yrs mos from oct l. 1911 :;
s. so. address 26 West 18th st.
IOSTH ST 1870 East. Alcma Realty ~
change GO To Mary sweeney; store. etc; = yrs
from sept -. l9ii $50 address. 1870 East
1u~fI street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
LIS PENDENs.

nor AVE. . 3. bet Freeman az sat j..
pt1es A. Max \ Weller sgt John O'Br.r :
,,oreclosur. Of tax lienl, ATTORNEYS. san.
Powell.
GRANT AVE. 1864. Robert Kirssldy I
a=t Michael + Mcclure - p Specific -
rormauceJ: attorney. 7 y Duross
MORRIS AVE. d W cor ~ 15oth st. .,
100. Trff4 Trfcdlarder o. 81 agt Alisgr- ,
SpsIIouo Construction 20 - al iforsclos1
OF mtg. attornevs. Strousc Strauss
FAu.E ST. " s. 20 r 70 Of Randall e.,
75X1no: three actions, HUNTS Foint E.Ia
20, ,yes, Mount Vernon Realty % fsor,is
uro Of three mt-sl attorney. stern
tssrtf c7- Oh . g75 n y % Morris aye Z
foG 2. Isabelle Mart skt Eric Bo~ltstrom .
,r,,grios,tro Of nltzt attorney. i Wechslsf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04

=. > va q nor cent. Frances " Holland Ia
susan Murry. g. 600. address. 800 h'S'
iJ6th St
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. O.. 80 n II OIL
Barretto ST. fjOy irreg, Oct y, WIS. p,
cent: columbia Construction 90 20 Richard ~
Jaeger. So 900. address. Monticello. y
WEBSTER AVE. " r. 100 n ~ N'th ~.
51XgS. > yrs. q Der cent. oct ., Frcd@rick ,
Fox To Metropolitan Savings Bank; Sl'o""'
address - Cooper square East
tsaTII ST. g :. 81 n o Of cypress ave- i0N
100: oct - due as per bond. Iiennon con
strtic'tou 60 10 Manhattan Mortgage co.
s2j.rup. address. 200 Broadway
1GtTH ST. g. inl n Of washington ave.
lON 100 tprior mtg SIS .1DOt. oct .. 2 yrr. per
cent. Kingsley Contracting 60 - william
srpfr - 500. address. 49, East I'D so.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
LEASES.

Cross & Brown Company has leased TOT
a term Of years for John p McMurray the
entire eleventh floor OF the new building
Nos. 12-14 West 371h street. The lessees
are Underwood & Underwood. photogra-
pliers and illustrators.
: Osgood Pell & 90. have leased for the
Manhattan Center Company 10 A. D. Fleet,
wood the entire fourth floor at nos. -o--@
East 46th street. ,,..,,
ogden & Clarkson have leased for VIII
lam H. Whiting & Go. q loft At No. 90 ~
So Fourth avenue 10 Adolph a Emil Pm
IL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
CAPTAIN LANDeRs ACQUITTED.

Washington, OCT 2.-CaTtaig Howard J..
Landers, Of the coast artillery corps. sta
toned at Fort Caswel North Carolina,
has been acquitted by court martial OF the
charge Of wrongfully locking up civilian
on the reservation. according 10 unofficial
reports. Captain Landers was charged
with OBTAINING a farmer I'm the guardhouse
because he sold watermelons to the soldiers
at a price higher than that fixed by the
officer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
APARTMENTS TO LET.

A PROBABLY THE MOST
UNIQUE opportunity in New York. \
magnificent apartment OF 5 or 3 rooms
and 3 baths in an absolutely new, very
high class house in excellent locality.
Sumptuously furnished and perfectly
appointed i'm every detail. Rent, $3.50
.rsr month or $4,000 for season Of \
months from october LIST.
Inouire Of Mrs Echlin p. Gayer. Apartmen'
40 Tho Evanston. 81 West Goth 81, y.
- 1nlenhnne. RiNersldn $50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
NICHOLSON TO SUCCEED MURDOCH

Washington, oct Rear Admiral Reg
inald F. Nicholson chief Of the Bureau Of
Navigation. has been selected A. command
or IN chief Of the Asiatic feet, 10 succeed
Rear Admiral Murdoch when tho lstters
two years term of sea service expires. at
the end Of next February.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
CHICAGO GRAIN AND Provisions

chicago oct. 2 Promise q bright Fes,hg
tho NorfN west had much 20 DO win making Z
wheat market to-day swing ~ loNer -
Tho change from continued storms old IA
q i,rze nsrt Of the rpring crop. In consegrsr'.
the SioSe showed a decline % = &c from ~
night The end of trade left corn eq-1c io,a
oats Of 20 n ~ SC aud hog pr0dnr's ere
prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04

PTNEHUPST AVE. eor a, d.
iOON1O69. William Buess agf solou va 3
ton GO IT al: Sept q. 1911 Thy bons,.O ,..-,s
239TH ST. :, 30 n % H.,,,..
James Mariinelli szt Annie Cobbsr !. ~
Sept -. 1911. s55. Il
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
TERATiONS.
MANHATTAN.

BROADWAY. = . cor Fulton 81. toag,,
81 office bldgs. collegiate Reformed ~
Church. li3 Fulton -, owner; salre Hasfrp
SO IN ave, architects. cost so'v".
10TH ST. $. 22Os n " Of 81 ave: tost,,
ana basement dwelling. q Roger n -
ot,h 81. architect. cost. $3.50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
e,uu DING LOAN coNrRkcrs

ia9Tu ST. g. so r. N cypress ave y
100. Manhattan Mortgage co loans Hssns,
construction co. $4,000.
rrENtAN AVE. - g. 225 q - evan a
a5xtO0. Albert Z De Mott loans Andres -
Margaret cieforn7ann S3.O<0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
BIG LONG ISLAND TRACT SOLD

$. Oszood Pen & co. have sold the Bay
lis and Waldron farms containing about
$50 acres. near oyster Ray, 10 &. Baum
The property will be developed into "a bne
rnnnfrN estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04

-, o., 1907 Agnes " scovin ,.',,,ep
100. June ,,,7ii,,,s. $1,000; attorneys. Fuiier
Prrst. 40 Nassau 81. 100 ma,
% AyF I, ix Gf9s p ,os 30 Dos John Nc
Makeneidi n r,., calm: $500: attorney. Ar'""'
- 80, ia Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
A BEAUTIFUL HOME

with garage. commands magnificent Views
across the broad,st and most picturesque part
of Mauhasset BAY. ground, oue-third acre.
extends direct 90 the water; has over 100 feet
~ beautiful hard sand beach, gently sloping:
clean. sandy bottom. reasonable price: terms
convenient y 2l5. Tribune once
KFNSINGTON-GREAT NECK.-SGX BEAU
tiful now houses. $1,000 TO So 900; easy
terms. high mr.. shore OF Long Island. 81 un'nts
rom Pouua sta. RICkERT FINLAY REALTY
90 g. " 3ith ST. Phone 5000 Murray I'M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-04
BUY PROPERTY FOR APARTMENT HOUSES
One for Upper Fifth Avenue Two for Madison Avenue Corners and
Still Another for Convent Avenue Planned.
NEW OWNER FOR BROADWAY BUILDING, NEAR GRAND ST.

30 81 Fast iGnth street a. three story dwell
ing house. on q lot 1o3N7T feet.
l5STH STREET.. Clarence Dawes mas
sold for John j. Hickey two three Iami'S
houses ON a plot 3S.axs5 feet. AZ the south
east corner Of i5Sth street and Cauldwcl ave
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

18th AVE. 21o to 2ls; Galway & 60 as
Zinn Bros e. al: Sept 3, 1911 5000.
18th 81 53g East. Kratenstein & Vein
stein agt 134th 81 co CT al; June 10. 1911
(caucellad), $3.50.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED COMPLETELY FURNISHED
apartment. nine rooms. for seven months
frou, November /. must be below 60th ~.
address ". a., Tribune Uptown once 1861
BroadVay.
ADVERTISEMENT AND SUBSCRIPTIONS
Tor The Tribune received at their Uptown ONCE
No 1894 Broadway, between 18th and 37th SITS.
until 8 o clock p m Advertisements received az
the following branch ofncea AT regular once rates
until o'clock Y. m. VIZ: Pea sth ave 8. E. cor
osd a. lSs s'h ave. cor. l2,h 81: iO4 East i4.h
Al osf west iei ST.. between Ith and sth ayss.
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THE CLEVELAND

Ig6-i30 East cath st.
Apartments OF rooms ample closets etc
THE SCHERMERHORN.
West Side OF Madison Ave. SD 10 so ~
suites OF and . Rooms with ) Baths
Rents 50 $50 90 $3.50.
., zrTTEf a SONS 10Th 81 and BroadM "
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ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS

IIrom n TrIbure Blreau ]

Washington. oct g.
ORDERS fSSUED.-The following orders
have been issued
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EAST sIDT
AZ East 9th ST. Near NJ, Madison

OIITT DIN(OI RAGING
80 ~ is with kitchenettc apartments. some
thin aiy,sHs lar<lns-if not One thing, then
another Not so with ours. We have New
works. most com llete. up 20 date. commodlous,
% room kitchcnette suites. iireproot hiug.
Detarred mald's rooms or maid service. Rent
S-oO .xaOO Also 3 room Doctors suite.
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

MORRIS AVE. $50. " s. $50 q n Of 10th ST
2sxiOO. { sty store and tWg sold 90 'hH.e-
u cher fOr 81 $50.