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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
OHIO CAPTURES TROPHY
Leads New York Gunners by One
Point in Big Match

sea Grit. y. j., Sept Soho to-day won
the Dryden Trophy match, the feature event
az the tWenty-hrst annual Sea Grit shoot
ing tournament. New York finished sec
opd. a single point behind the winners,
While the District of Columbia team was
third The score of 1856 out Of { possible
300 rolled up by the Ohio marksmen, sets
q new record for the match. beating the
previous figure Of los 10y Il points.
BY its victory the Ohio team receives the
trophy. valued at 5000. presented by for
rer United states Senator Dryden, of New
Jersey. and S150 In cash. The second prize,
won by New York is 500, and the third
prize. captured by the District OF Column
bia, is $50 Four other teams finished in
the following order: United States infan-
try. fourth: United States cavalry, fifth;
MARYLAND. sixth. and New Jersey, seventh.
Each team consisted Of eight men, and it
was a condition that they must have per-
formed 70 per cent Of military duty with
their organizations during the last year.
Each man fired ten shots at 200, 600 and
loo Yards Most Of those who shot to-day
served as members Of their respective
teams in the national team match at Camp
Perry, Ohio, recently.
The personnel Of the winning team and
the individual totals Of the members fol-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
RECORDED LEASES.
,Wih name and address Of lessee.
SEPTEMBER s.


Avenue 4. 90: store and basement; I'd
ward Klein TO Elizabeth Schaefer; yrs ~
mos from july !, 1911; $1,000; address 10
Avenue y
BROADWAY. 1862 al, Henry zahn 20
White Restaurant CO, II yts from sept l.
1911 $500; address, l162 Broadway
FORT WASHINGTON AVE, cor 1s0th
st; "a floor, Dacorn Realty co 10 George
Cohen RS from oct l, 1910; for services
and -.
SAME PROPERTY. 4th floor; same to John
/ Davis. yrs fiom oct ], 1910, for services
and 81
SAME PROPERTY; 9Th floor. same 10
Ralph + Davis; . YRS from oct J. 1910; Tor
services and 81 address 1925 Washington ave.
HAMILTON ST. 10. store and front base
ment. Carlo Capiletu TO Giovanni llardo 3
yrs from Aug /, 1911 s420, address, 10 Ham
iltou st
MADISON AVE. cor 105th st. store
and basement Harry Dreyfus 10 Louis Good p
man. yrs mos from oct J, 1911; 81 500,
address, 80 East 18TH 81.
STANTON ST. - and II: 1st and I'd floors
above store: Tgn8tz Jacobson 70 Abraham Ehr-
lick; yrs mos from Sept |. 1911; S2,lOO,
address, - stanton ST.
SD AVE, 1889 and 42s4; all, August Levi
10 Max Msndelman; yrs from Sept l, lOll;
Sc, $50 to $1,000. address, 542iz 9th ST.
4TH ST. 201 West: all: Paul Hoffman 10
Herman Hannssch and ano. yrs from March
+, 1911; $40. address. POI West ith st.
1i3D ST, Go and 20 West. ana 144th st, O.
West; all. David Lehman and ano TO Ben
iawiu Sussman; yrs from Jan !. 1871 So
700, address 81 West li3d 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
LEASES.

Carstein a. Linnekin and Hell Il stern
leased $4,000 square feet in the American
WooIlen Building, 18th street and Fourth
avenue, TO an importing concern located
on lower Broadway.
ogden g. Clarkson leased lott at NOS
IL and II West 26th street, for Webster
b Mabie & Co, 10 the Garment Buyers
Syndicate.
Corn g. Co. leased for United Mer-
chants Realty and Improvement COM
many the store and basement at the
southeast corner of Sixth avenue and ga
street now occupied by W. i. Douglas
Shoe Company, to a retail furrier for a
long term of years.
H c. Senior & Co leased the following
dwellings: For Janet Olcott No. lS4
West saith street. to Michael Pisapia' Tor
the Marion Holding Company, NO. Zo'
West list street, TO Margaret }. Lee Tor
! Ida Hurlburt. 40. ia West 64th street
n Iroouois Irwin, and for Dr. Charles H.
Reinsberg. No. 245 West 99th street to
Ezra Il. Champion.
Daniel H. Renton & Co. have leaseu
for DR.. Frank " CharSberlin the three
story and basement private dwelling NO
2Sy Convent avenue. to a client.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
AUTO NEWS OF THE DAY
Large Field Of Famous Drivers to
Climb Port Jefferson Hill.
COURSE WELL PREPARED
Special Prize los Competitor
Who Breaks Ralph De Palma's
Record for Course.

The steady crack OF engine explosions and
the whir Of many cars sweeping mp hill
Will stir Port Jefferson to-day. The second
annual automobile hill climb Of that Ions
Island village be, ;ins at o'clock this after
noon. and the best competition OF that sort
that has been seen in the East this sum-
mer IS expected.
The quiet DsbroIv unconcerned, daring
and skilled: the intro pid Blecher a veteran
who has battered his way through scores
Of races and nil climbs; the reckless Wish
art wealthy and younaa who completes Tor
the fun Of it,: the cool jacksonville known
through the Middle West as a brilliant road
driver; Aitken, fearless and clever, who
at the Atlantic Pablo drove the fastest mile
ever recorded on a beach in stock car;
Coffey. another tried racer; Bellman, Richt-
or. Apear-all experie pced-will sweep up
the hill in the free for air. that carries
with il the ArdencraiG Cup and $50 IN cash.
This will undoubtedly be the feature con-
test Of the afternoon, although the thirteen
others foretell keen sport. The programme
shows wide variety of contests. There
are events for the many divisions of cars
prescribed by the contest rules of the
American Automobile Association. as well
90 the specials and classes closed 70 pri-
vste owners; and there are features aside
from the free for all" and its great field.
For the last week workmen have been
preparing the course and II is in the best
condition. black trail where the oil has
been laid runs from summit 70 crest assur-
ing a maximum of friction between tires
end the new road dressing of PeeksNn
gravel The curving turn near the finish
line has been banked properly, and drivers
need expect no trouble from this irregu-
larity IN the course. II is at this turn that
many spectators are expected 10 gather.
A road running parallel TO the hill VIII
enable cars to return 10 the starting line
with all quickness after they have mace
their first try. Tor each machine is allowed
two attempts al the hill.
Many Of the drivers who have tried out
their machines state that the grade is con-
ducive TO terrific speed All expect to see
Ralph De Palma's record for the 1000 feet
lowered. The driver who does this will get
An additional cash prize Of $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09

w. w. Talbert Files Petition Here
Says He Owes $59.345.

Walter w Talbert, living at No. 700
Riverside Drive, and formerly a resident Of
Memphis. has filed petition in bank
ruptcy, acknowledging liabilities of S9,Sl5
and saying he has no assets. Talbert de-
scribes himself as a clerk and says that
most of his liabilities were contracted IN
Memphis in the three years prior to 1910.
He was engaged i'm several enterprises in
Memphis, and was president of mining
company in Mexico.
Among the New York cerditors is the
Carnegie Trust Company. which loaned
81 go in 1905 on 4 note made by Taloert
and T &. Looney and Endorsed by NJ. r.
Patterson Among the Memphis creditors
are General T. s. Carnes. $1,000 for money
loaned; A ". Hagin estate. $500 for
losses in speculation; c. n. Raines, $4,000,
and the Mercantile Bank. $1,000 Talbert
also owes the Business Mems Club of Mem
phis $40 for dues, the State Club s2l, the
Memphis Hotel Company $3.50 and the
BaUmgarten Hotel So for board. Other
debrs are for advertising, printing, station
cry. clothing, drygoods, flowers furniture,
groceries. hats. shoes. liquors. livery, milk,
accident insurance, rent and photographs
He owes two physicians $27O and a dem
fist $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
NEW NINE STORY APARTMENT HOUSE
Structure To Be Erected in East 54 Street. Between paK ao
Lexington Avenues.
ss5oooo LOAN FOR AUTOMOBILE CONCERN BUILDING

Plans have been filed for the construction
of a nine story ilreproof apartment house
at No rs to 124 East 9th street, for the
1ls East Fifty-fourth Street Company OF
which r. H. Hagen is president at cost
of $4,000. 1t will have a frontage OF '9Io
feet and a depth of s. feet, with FACADE
of brick and Dover marble, with terra Gotta
trimmings. Cross & Cross, associated VIII
Israels & Harder, are the architects
The Locomobile Company Of America mas
obtained from the City Mortgage CompdhS
a loan of $4,000 for large building IL Is W
erect on a plot t0Oxl0O5 feet in 6lst street.
on the south side. $50 feet east of Columbus
avenue.
Negotiations have just been compete"
for the sale of the Babbitt ana buIaeh
properties, in Long Island CITY the penn
ing purchase of which was announced
few days ago. Wallace J. HardgroNe' Va
the Greensboro Corporation, was the prlh-
cipal broker in the transaction
The Rabbit property was formerly thc
home Of y r. Rabbit the we'll known soap
maker. but has been unoccupied for many
years 1t lies just north OF the Vuecn'-
boro Bridge and has a frontage on 'he
East River of 40 feet and extends bach
10 Vernon avenue over 800 feet. The pur-
chaser of this tract was George j. Brig
ham. and the price paid was ScoWo'
The Burden property contains 20 GUY
lots, situated to the south and east Oh inc
Rabbit plot. and extends from haHii'.on
street along the southerly line oil the pi'ue8
az far back a Ely avenue, only two piochs
from the Bridge Plaza. This was bought
by Louis J. Batter for Hy0ooJ.
While the purchasers OF the parceis w
rot care TO be quoted, II Is UNDERSTOOD Una
in both cases they were acting for the ID au
lev Contracting Company, which IS buiiuihe
the Manhattan tunnels, and II IS sslu ,'ia'
their plans include the building OF ooCh
and machine shops and the tilling III OF Ine
low and swampy portions OF the propeiN
Nth the material obtained from tunnel ca
cavation. IL
Auction room business yesterday was I'M
tied TO partition proceeding involving '"o
East Side tenement houses, when eFol ,eN
into corner holdings through tie mahihS
of the approach 10 the williamsburg bildse'
Both parcels were bid in by party III
interest. the southeast corner OF DelahceS
and Ludlow streets being struck down oE
Josepb p. Day for 100000, and No g Ltd-
low street for $4,000.
plans have been filed for installing
sprinkler tank on the roof Of the mann
building of the Metropolitan Museum u
Art. on the west side Of Fifth avenue oP-
posite SD street. at a cost OF $-V'"0' III
Kim. Mead & White are the architects
Plans have also been fled for building
one story non-freproof extension III the
rear OF the three story dormitory at the
southeast portion Of Randalrs Island Tor
use as q playroom. The property is owned
by the city, and is in charge Of the De
partment OF Public Charities. william
Flanagan. as architect, has placed the cost
at $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
CWlth name and address of lenders ATTORNEY
SEPTEMBER S.
MANHATTAN

ALLEN ST. "a, 25xs76; Aug 20, 1906; So
phia Moore TO LA Van W4rt. SS,too' '''''
AMSTERDAM AVE, 1872; mtg on personal
nron1rty: Ian :. 1911. william \ Gardner 10
benjamin Friedman: sls5; address lel- Am
srerdam ave
CHERRY ST 200 mtg S on nirs9nd 10 2 WSB
haitian Rottlers' supply Manufacturing co.
81 $50: address. 1ol East 18TH ST.
DRY DOCK ST. W cor 18th st. 73XN4
April 20. 1905; Marcus Wen 10 Marcus wen
AMSTERDAM AVE. s. 7s.6 # n Of lI2d
81 ~ 6XiOO; Jan l8. 1907, Isaac Mayer and
Hv MAYER 20 Metropolitan Life Insurance Co;
s33 600 address, Madison ave.
GoGryERNEUR ST. ), I and ., mt on r. r
solomon Brumher ct a. TO Ida Frisch stoo'
attorney Joseph l. Lefkowitz. $50 Broadway.
HENRY ST, FOL, 24xs6; April % zoo 100
tornry, Hy Schmmel % Park Row.
HENPY ST. ?3l. 1876 It " from n W cor
Montgomery 1T. 2ixs76; May H. 1903 Abr NJ
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100
Broadway
SAME PROPERTY: June ~. 1905 Max
Kaufman to Caroline Fcuerbach. $1,000,
attorney. same as above.
MINETTA ST. 10 to'22. cor Minetta
Anna X Aug. $4,000; attorney, Albert w
venino. 50 Wall ST.
SAME PROPERTY; July OIL 1905, Thomas
Rosson 10 Emma II Harbaugh, Sss75. attor-
ney same as above
PARK AVE. $40 and 9G2. W cor SGD ST.
100 2xl15; oct q. 1908; B Farquahar Curtis to
the BowerS Savings Bank; $3.50. 600. attorney,
Title Guarantee and Trust co, l7G Broadway.
RUTGERS ST, - and CO, cor Cherry
st. st4A54. 5XsDN64; Aug 10. 1905; Samuel
Tishman TO Max Solomon S26 500. attorneys
Mannheim a Mannheim, 302 Broadway.
sTH AVE. 2O4a and POSI-. mtg on fixtures
etc: Sept 20 1905. Charles Sanders and Con
rad Merkel to william A Steinbock SlO.0 .
address. 2O49 sth ave
18th ST. 229 East. 25.4X100x2j. Gx1OO: Aug
81, 1906. Adolph Jabloner TO Lawyers Mort %
sage 60; SIS 000, attorney. Lawyers Title I'm.
surance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway
18TH ST n $. 303 n 81 Eighth ave. 2OxlOo.
July 81. 1911 Lewis Csss Westervelt 10 Edward
$. Foley. $500, address. l2i West 18th st
22D ST, 80 26 West mtgo on fixtures &C. n
81. June 10, 1910. No 20 West 22d Street Realty
co 10 the Otis Elevator Co. $4,000. address, IL
Battery Place.
SAME PROPERTY. mtge on fixtures O. Il -.
April II. 1911. No 20 West 22d Stree, Realty
Co 10 Jacob A Zimmerman. Sl.l50. address 20
West 22d 81.
S7TH ST. li4 l46 West. J0Nes9. Aug 4 1905.
VI witmark 4 sons. corporation. to samuel
T. Jacobs; $4,000. attorney, James Frank. 1875
Broadway.
40rH ST. Esst. mtge OF personal property.
etc March -, 1911; konchak)i Freres 10 Jubla
Nus. 40 Broadway
1905; April IS. 1910. Charles d EaEAlsy " Ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09

| gar : Appleby trus, Sl5,OOo' a''o'"
! & Cannon. ~ Wall ST col,
SAME PROPERTY; April %. 1903; Leo so1 > SOS as
ONION to same. S12J, 900; attorneS''
. above. 1910. Re
SGD ST. 800 East lsxlo22: July od ii"v attoF
bccca Kirschner to Simon Levy, e,es1t e.
new. Ben iamin Kronenberg 20 SUFFOLK 81
Il3TH ST. n $. go u Ore, 9d er'' to William
rrioho,an 81 600. attorneys, Amend * Aheh''
! liJ Nassau st. IN, r,-i,e
18TH ST. 5. il76 It OF RlserS,ae Constn
77xl0Oil; oct 20. l9os ~. sic. 900; at
/ t,rneys schenck & Punnett. 10 Liberty ="
! lIsTH ST. 1OI East. mtge on personal prnbst-
/ Is. July 20. 1909. Abram BrunDsIds gtroas IOl
tan Bot,lers Supply Mfg Co; 500; auu'e'''
! East li3th 81. oox
issp ST. : s. 1870 It q lHnox r ave, MN
90 II. MAY %. l9ii John ID Miner 70 LEM 81
/ + Elgar 5000, attorneys COOK Ne"'
i''0'''' THE BRONX
cRoToNA AVE. 8 2i1.5 Il OF John .,, :,
nov 1s1st ST.. runs 1O3kZo. pare nS crotona
ave. along same 2G,ii 10 beg; Aug 20, l9os
! Autoneca Chlocchi to Alfred y Booth' 20
attorney. Title Guarantee ana Irust w. Nv
Broadway
/ HERscHE,, ST. 1913. 5. 3O3.9 IT. sc ,eof
! Haisev nj. .,9GAiI2 7x27. lx1O5.2: June j. leyn
: Norwood Heights Realty and constructor ~. W
/ to Mcryn WOLF; $500; ADDRESS %
/ Row
LOTS I and . and % parts lot 9to j. NAP map
/ part OF section G. Edenwald. 66.sx10O; Aprli
/ g. 1903. Ella Weinz to Theodore a n MeII'
! 1923, attorneys Reed y Pallister' 2so brodu-
way.
SENECA AVE 5 1885 ,fntooee o., o. Hunts hrntS
! Point ave s72x1Gj: oct Is, 1909; the BROAD
/ Realty co 20 Emerson Latting; SoooV' at
! torncy, c T. Latting. - Pine ST.
! SAME PROPERTY; March ., 1910; NJ
! wilson Construction co 10 stephen w COL
/ Inns: $4,000: address, 63 Wall ST.
/ I'd AVE, W cor Of lS1st st, 3L6xioo; Fen
! - 1909. Anna insolvency to william j.
tondit SfID0O; attorneys James semen 4"
! Elsus no Broadway
li7TH ST CO.. East, 27x1oo; June 49, 1908:
! Charles Ocs,reich TO Catherine I Baum :
s.. 600: attorneys, 4 & II Bloch, 90 Nassau ST.
INST ST. =, 40 II OF Fordham Cor
! North 3D. ave- l6x100. May -, 1901; LOUIS
/ Roland TO James r Grattan eNr; S2ZVV; AZ
| tCrrioy. Smith williamson, 36i Alexander ave
! 171S1 ST. p :. 40 Il OF Fordham tor
! North 3D. ave tGx1OO being part lots Il ana
! Is, man OF that part Bathgatc Farm ordereu
| sold by John halcn. ref IN action or par [,
| tiNon I'm the Supreme Court; Silas GlHoru
IT al defts april >. 1906. Abraham ShatZkn
| 10 Brouia y Chanalis; $1,000; attorneys NM
| aust q IilQuist 800 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
BANKERS IN CONVENTION
Controller of the Currency Tells Mem
bers to Get Out of Ruts.

Rochester, sept. S.-"The best reserve
for a banker IS not gold and silver coin
but his own reputation in his community
as square, straightforward, energetic
and conservative banker," said the Con-
troller of the Currency, Lawrence o. Muir
ray. in an address this morning at the
annual convention of the American In
stitute of Banking. in session here. BE
accurate and get out of ruts,' was his
advice to the bankers.
Prizes for the best essays favoring and
opposing the Aldrch currency plan were
awarded as follows: First prize, affrma-
tive. John Works, Pittsburgh; second
Robert /. Simons. Chicago. First prize
negative. Alexander Wall Milwaukee; Sec
ond. T. A. Ravens, Providence.
The afternoon session was devoted to
SYMPOSIUM on Cost Accounting in Banks
Papers were read by f. II. Ensel. Ma
tional City Bank, New York city, ana
Harry n. Grut. Continental ana Com
mercial Bank, Chicago. general discus
sion followed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
MECHANICS LIENS.

CENTRE ST, W 6, whole front bet White
and walker SITS 237sx546 X xIo3; Meyer
Schnee agt abingdon Construction co, owner
and contractor; 500
BROADWAY cor Of 9Sth ST. 1901
1906. National Metal Moldins co agt Bor-
chardt Corporation. owner; Power Engineer
Ing and Contracting Co. contractor; 1929 81
36TH ST, 50 10 81 West; Storitz Arnstein
agt % West 3blh ST CO. Coates Construction
"a. owners, George K Maltby contractor;
1924 70.
MORNINGsIDE AVE. W cor Of 12tst st,
1G7x1O1: National Metal holding Co sgt
stevenson Construction co, owner, Power En-
sineer.ns ana Contracting Co, contractor;
1856 81.
2gTTI ST. % West Brooklyn Fireproof Sash
and Door co agt Bertha Bartlett, owner:
samuel y Hatz lessee; Davis Levin, con
Tractor, 1856.
GOTH ST. 20 West. Morris Tslsky agt Sam
lei y Katz owner; Davis Lem contractor;
81 $50
112TH ST. $50 East. Morrs Talsky agt Max
Levin. owner, John Levy and Nathan Ep-
stein. contractors, SlIf
5TH AVE. 99S. National Metal holding co
at Century Holding Co owner; Power En-
cheering and Contracting co. contractor
81 201 ~.
7aD ST. fG4 West: National Metal holding
20 qgt Brown Brothers. owners; Power En-
cheering and Contracting co, contractor;
1854 %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
lis PENOENS.

73p 81. 219 East: Tenement House Depart
rnent agt Max Gilefsky notice OF levy); attoi
ney \ II Watson
9Th ST. GIL East; same agt Samuel Hoffman
Cnofirs OF levy; attorney, 4 Watson.
.CRoTONA AVE, II e cor OF ls0th ST. 35xlO2. ::
City of New York agt Pirk Realty co notice oil
levy), attorney, A watson.
lot All to 423 l28 to 436. ABS 40 to 4i2 2ot
., a6l 4G7 70 Az, map OF westerly portion OF
penson estate, The Bronx. T. Ormonde Power
aet Llewelyn Realty co foreclosure Of mtg
attorney 7 Hansen
BAINBRIDGE AVE, :. 42.s ft.n OF Moshola
PARKWAY 5OxlO0: Manhattan Mortgage co agt
Ami ID Ambra ct al foreclosure Of mtg)i at
tonnes Darlington & Pierce.
18TH ST, 427 East Tenement House Depart
ment AIT samuel Sportaro notice OF levy. at
torney, not given.
HOUSTON ST. n : ISIS IT c of Avenue c.
65xsl. Herbert Ogden, executor. agt solomon
Henig ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney ="
Mlddlebroek
BIRMINGHAM ST. ? to $. two actions. city
Of New York agt Louis Krulewitch notices Of
levy; attorney, not given.
GROVE AVE. $, lots III and us, map q q,
village OF Mount Eden, Inc brohA, haro =.
swain agt Henry Goldschmitt ct al faction 10
determine claim. attorney ii c Rickaby.
RIVER AVE. 5, l64ll # Of 1s2d st. 20 Il
.53I; Frank ) Cannon. IT, agt hester Loru
ct al foreclosure Of MTG; attorneys Cannon
Seibert s. Rigs.
u4TH, sT. 2l2 East: Ethel Turnbull agt
Morris Fogel ct al foreclosure OF mtg; attor-
ney. Washington.
PARK AVE. e :. between l53d and l54th SITS.
Bespie Ronginsky agt Mary NJ Maiioy ct a,
foreclosure of transfer OF tax Hem, attorney j
Haberman.
LEWIS ST. o.: People OF the state OF New
York agt NJ scs Weltz faction OF le'y) attorney
4 ; Whitman.
CROTONA PARK NORTH. 2, 954 II g OF
clinton ave 2SxlOO. American savings Bank agt
,,atbariue 4 Mcclure ct al foreclosure OF ntg)
attorney. Y IRWIN
FREMONT AVE. 5 :, Az III II p OF 176th ~.
81 tyf12 IL irrcg. American savings Bank agt
Charles A Ross ct al foreclosure OF MTG; attor-
new ] Irwin.
IrpEFRsON AVE. G =. lots 1919 and 200, mag
- homestead; American savings Bank AIT
p,i,sheth Haskn ct al foreclosure OF mtg. at
torney ] Irwin
,6TtI 81. go 70 236 West. city OF New York
20 ! nuts NJ Bnmenstein notice OF levy); attor-
new Watson
pIer-r ST IA; Tenement House Department agt
ra,.i,ic Abbate notice Of levy attorney A
/ Watson
FREMONT AVE, 2 $, portions OF lots 4 ana 3
o,tL Ward The Bronx: American Savings Pank
~, carollna or Caroline Wenningcr Ell al fore
oiosure OF MTG attorney, Irwin
Ir,vvIs ST. AZ: Tenement House Densr,re,,
80, Virtorne Fischer notice OF LEVIN. at,ernsv
A Watson.
/ ,oTH AVE s2T same agt Sarah I RrooL.
,not,ce OF levy. attorney. A Watson
MoRNINGsIDE AVE. III: Alfred Iedsr.r az,
MAJ Iederer q al foreclosure OF mig a,,as
new - WsNmsh.
] ll4TH OF. % West Rachel Beaver. sdminis-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
WOULD ENJOIN STRIKERS
Marble Employers Charge AT
tempts at Violence.

An order TO show cause why the unions
OF marble workers now on strike should
not he permanently enjoined from interior
ing with the business Of their former EN-
ployers and from interfering with or IN
timifating present employees was issued
yesterday by Justice Goff The order was
issued on the application of the Marble
Industry Employers Association and was
made returnable on Tuesday. The april
cation in the mean time has the effect oil
2 preliminary injunction.
AS the employers are getting READY 70
hire many new men, It is thought that the
application for the injunction is prepare
tory to this step. Accompanying the ap-
ilication were aiidavts alleging attempts
at violence and intimidation Of strike
breakers
Tne unions held their first open meeting
since the strike went into effect yesterday
In Bohemian National Hall, 73d street, near
First avenue. Walter r. Price, president
OF the International Marble Workers Union,
addressed the strikers lie said the inter-
national union had voted TO support the
strike and had ordered sympathetic walk
outs or buildings in other cities on which
New York employers had the contracts for
the marble work.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-09
SUBURBAN SALES.

Henry f. Thompson has bought lo'
development a tract Of land comprising
about fifty acres on Manhasset Bay AZ
Plandome, Long Island. 1t has a front
age on Manhasset Bay Of over LOU feet
and overlooks the estates of william Il.
Grace. DR.. Tatum, Frank Dickerson ana
others. The tract will be subdivided into
large plots, and modern houses erected
The property sold for about S2oo'ooo. =
d Bellows negotiated the deal.
The Mount Vernon Mortgage Company
has sold two lots on the east side oil
South Fulton avenue, south Of 9Th street
Mount Vernon, to John J. Larkin; also
six lots on South Fifth avenue, near Sth
street TO the Phelan Brothers Company,
for immediate improvement