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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

North River Savings Bank to Union Trust CO,
Philip Ross to william W Niles, exr; 81
Frederic Coudert, gdn. to Charles Merillon;
81. ,,,,,,,
Elizabeth NJ Sands and ano, exrs. to Frederic
de + Foster AMI ano. trus: 81
Grace NJ Redford. gdn, to Title Guarantee and
' Garoii1e Bu,terneld estrz. to Caroline NJ
same t. SANE same: 81
W BImer Paynter AMI ano. trus to Karl l.
Roller; $3.50 ,,...,.. o, ro,,i,ic, ,I,i,o x,on
Frank J Rnalai TO Oak Ridge co; Sl,2OO
Harry Mclean TO Harry Mclean Il al; >
' Conrad ichlosser and ano. exrs to Bertha b
hi Frcderic ' coudert ct al Charles Merillon
STATE Realty and Mortgage co to Arthur b
"%, rtH"ny = RmppeI to Hermlne BoJinga: ST.
rourhkccpsie Trust co to William II Wilder
ct aI trustees $3.50
stephen G. CIarh 10 Frederick \ Clark: $500.
Katherine - shaughncssy to Irene Brown;
S2.oO.
william I MGI", q. Goa and ano executors to
Ludwig Llndrnmeyer and ano. executors, 10
Maria \ I.indenmeyert $1,000"
Title Guarantee and Trust 60 10 Frances ;
SANE +" Frances p oakley: $1,000
Gibraltar Mortsuga 90 To New York Trust Go,
''H Nina Ncumer to Martha NJ Steiner. 5000
t.o,rr & Van Tuyi. ". SupcTntondont OF
Ranks Go Conrad II ltuhe - asstsl, $lOl giG
LAWYERS Mortgage q" GO Mary T. Eerrigau ct
a. trustees - asstsi, Slu,2Jp
Francis l. WHud'U and uno. executors. 20
LIZZIE. Van nosktrch. $1,000
caroline ! Cauldwell and auo. executors to
Charles VI caldwell, 81
New York Trust Go to Gibraltar Mortgage Co;
$40. OO0
Lucy 4 Cummins to Elizabeth NJ Phillips;
s., 500
American Mortgage 90 10 George L Chisholm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
STREET R. R. MEETING OCT.
Three Thousand Delegates Expected at
Atlantic City Convention.

Three thousand men, comprising the
presidents ana other officials Of the cleo
trio railways Of the United States and
Canada. will meet i'm convention in At
lantic City from Monday October 9, 10
Friday. October 10. Arthur W. Brady. Of
Indiana president Of the American Elec-
trio Railway Association, under the aus
piccs of which body the convention will be
held said yesterday, az the headquarters
IN the Engineerins Societies Building West
39th street:
This Will be the most important meeting
of railway men ever held. The delegates
will go from every part Of -h- coGrtry and
will represent electric lines operating $1,000
miles of track and 5000 cars, carrying
l0.o0OO0O.C)1 passengers year. capitall-
zgtion OF S4.W0O00O0. gross earnings Of
$40. 10000, and payrous of $l5OOU,00o, dis
tributed among 22j,Oo0 employees. Subjects
relating not only 10 the internal administra-
ton of the railways themselves will be dis
cussed but especially those concerning the
relations OF the railways 10 the public in
matters Of accommodation, safety, taxa
ton and the welfare OF employees"
Addresses will be delivered by J. G. Can
non. president OF the Fourth National
Rank of New York; William g. McAdoo,
Of the Hudson and Manhattan tunnels sys-
TEN: Albion f. Lang president of the To-
ledo Railways and Light Company; Gen
eral Harries, OF the Washington. ID. c.,
Railways, G. !. Henry, OF the Indianapolis
and Cincinnati Traction Lines ana o. T.
Crosby. president of the Wilmington Il
Philadelphia Traction Company. Special
trains have been engaged 20 bring mem
ters from the Pacific Coast and the prtn-
cipal points of the West and South
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee)
Interest = per cent unless otherwise STATED
SEPTEMBER 2S
MANIIATTAN.


BROADWAY = cor Beaver ST. Xxx
irreE; sept y, due as per bond; New York
Produce Exchange % Bovery Savings Bank:
S22I u0u. address l2N Bowcry
EUGECOMBE AVE cor 14Ist 81 25xal =.
= yrs; sept 2N, Regime DinKelspen to Catharine
Ernst. $1,000. address li3G linton ave
GREENWICH ST. $50 to 3e2 1880; SEPT
Is % VIE Charles W Weeks to Bowery saw
iugs Bank. $45oo. address. 12s Bowery
HOUSTON ST. 10 East. 25x irrcg: sept os:
yrs. Jos .ph 8 Elite 10 George u De VIE.
$40 600 address IS Nassau IT.
LEXINGTON AVE. $50. 2oss5: sept 2s; due
Ju't -. 1912. per cent. Jeanne De Dclleu
fu Emil Fuorth $500.
NpRNlNGsGDE AVE. s. 81 II g of t1Gth
IT, 5jV rr'g Oprior mtg SGo.0ooJ Sept p: ,
..rs a. per cont. oscar stevenson 90 charles :
hurst. $500, address. rs East G0lh ~
MADISON AVE. I,oo 2ovloo. sept Is: 2
rs Lillian llof ~ sarah u Furnald $1,000.
ador ss % West I2d ST
trs. Roberto T. Frtuk To- Scamln's Rank for
SAVINGS $1,000. address, 10 Wall 49,
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg sIi .oooJ. Sept
- yts q pof cent. same tu conrad Tissb
So 600. address, lGH' Topping ave.
MULBERRY ST. D. W cor K,umor. VI SOY
90. Sept -: % yrs Michael Bf.-. ut. a. tn
Francis Ashurv PaImnI Fund. To- corporation.
sIIo.ooo. rddr's- = Park place,
SAME PROPERTY. prior mir suooonl:
sept ~. due as per bond. same 20 James b,
80 ST b o. - n W ~ "a ave. 21xi7x Irr..,.
AUG 20. . yrs John VI Bodine to John X I,,r,
man $1,000. address. l2G East SD "
7rH 81. 30 East. 27v7iy irrcr. sept -. =
yrs Jennie Borf Iu LHwFrrs Title InsuT,nc.
and Trust go. 10000. address. 1850 iiroaow...,
g7TU ST s 10 n ~ OF 10Th ave g5yos
ipriut mtg 81 .OOuI. . WIS. per cent. s.lnt
2S. DAVID Garcewich 90 Frances watson
% $40. tddrt's GuT Jefferson ave. BroultIvb
GG1H ST. 2Gl to ~ West. Bikes t1rior mtg
$3.50 J0W Sept -. q yrs. q Per cent. 2GI West
Thirty sixth street g. Co Empire Trust 90 TINS
Zee. $4,000 address. ~ broadway
iOru 81, 2O1 and 2Oe East, sty brk. 5OAvS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
oABELL ENFORCING BUTTER LAW
Would Compel Manufacturers to Label
Adulterated Product.

Washington Sept 2s.-Commissioner ca
bell of the Internal Revenue Bureau, Will
rccomme- d the enactment of law COM
polling manufacturers to label all adulter'
ated butter including that containing l6
per cent moisture as well as to pay the
revenue tax now assessed against that
article.
This was made known to-day to repre-
scntatives of butter merchants from New
York, Boston. Philadelphia, Chicago, Balti-
more, St Louis and Pittsburgh, who pro-
tested against the rigorous course of the
government in holding them liable for the
tax on butter containing an excess OF
moisture. The responsibility. they insisted,
rested entirely with the manufactures.
Commissioner Cabell said the Treasury
Department was not able to give any re-
lief, as IL was merely enforcing the law.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29

3 yra. Sept % Annie Fishman to America"
Mortgage 60. $4,000. address 81 Nass'u ~
ETH ST 40 10 42i v est, look irreg' sep -
I yr. Daniel Meenan 10 franklin SaNHbs "'''
$1,000. address. $50 18th ave %,
nth ST $. s3 Il Of West End ave- vTs per
cent: Mar = Muller To Louis Schaefer S'''o''
address. go West TIth st o
ODD ST, ~ West sty brk. loxlp; sep a., a.
due March % 1872 per cent Dorothea II SIN,
mons m Christoph4r Mooney: $1,000. address i"'
Edgoconbc ave. .
iooTH ST. 215 West. sty brk, goS5i; , sep,
2s: yrs. AZ per cent; Charles a stem zen, ~ ''
Co Of America 5000. address. 81 wan -
I03D ST. l43 and l45 East 3 sly brl. 3 2Sl"'
prior mtg Sl7. OOOl. sept q. yrs, P'ip ,,nrl
Educational Alliance Workmen 'tSStV, la
2 To LYMAN Dolnansky; SL"o: au"'e'''
East 10Th ST. -.
lIsTH ST 90, Eas, sty brk, 16x1co. Sept ~
2 yrs per cent ms per bond Rosa hyat.s ma
Sarah + Turner: $500. address, E"E'
i2aD ST. 224 East. sty frame. 22xi9o' T TrP'
Guarante and Trust co: $1,000; ADDRESS
'''' '' THE BRONX
ARTHT'R AVE W 8, 10 n II of OAK c IRE
place a5xqax irres sept a. 3 yrs. Ncola Ca GA
lima to Alfred Bennheimer: $1,000 address ~'''
Arthur ave. 60
BATHGATE AVE. "a It Of I r.,I1ab st N
Fiizpatrick ct al 10 Commonwealth Sa'"N'
Bank: $4,000. address 20oI Amsterdam ave,
CARROLL ST. n s, lot TO- map city l s,1to
5OxlOo Sept 25 yrs. per cent; c M0ou aSdr-ss
Realty 60 to Emma VI Carroll; $1,000 au''
3Od7 Sedgwck ave.
IBID ST. 81 West isx100; -yr; per e sniI as
per bond Zephy McEntee to Harlem '''
Bank; 900. address i24 East 10th 81
DAILY AVE, cor Of 1slst 81, lo pses
sept 2s due as per bond; Beck Memorial Ter
byterian Church Of New York Clty 10 '''
Butzel. 81. 900. address. % East S9th ST.
HOFFMAN ST, Pal. l6x97x rres; sept 10 ~
/ yr q per cent. William II solomon 10 '''N
I, Horton; 500: address. 2SS1 broadway
JACKSON AVE, 1856 20x irreg 'pr'oI m,,S
So 5OM; , yrs, per cent; sept ~ @ cfi
Alters to Martha Lorenz; $1,000 address WV
East 10th -. 49,
LOT 500. map Of Gleask property; Sept -
due as per bond: Louisa b Diener TO Koet ,ia
VI Southworth. $500: address. 40 HN'''''
Drive. 400.
MACOMBs PL, n cor Of 15oth st. "1xlV 20
Sept y; demand, per cent; Be,Iost NJ az wall
street.
POST AVE. s. 20o II Of Hawthorne ,,,, 81,
1nOx15O; / VI: Sept p; John VI Knapp % f'' ~
] Mccormick $1,000; address. 20 west r"'
ave
TIEBouT AVE. 2oo5, 1exoo: sept %; :, $ %Ss:
Lima Joseph 20 Lawyers Mortgage ~ F''
address. 20 Liberty 81. o,
WISE AVE. n cor Of Home 81. 9lX='H
irreg. Sept 27; 3 yrs. o per cent Nl AN -
Croncmeyer 10 Theresa Reinach; S4Vo' au''''''
12S East lO5th 81. %
162D ST. 5, 2ii II Of Prosper are, cont,
Frederick y French co 10 NlIlaW II ''7
81 900. address. Scarsdale, Y.
222D ST, s. 5Sl # II Barnes ave luyN
rrcg; sept 20. due Dec I, l9li: 81 eaao "a aS
Louise Ringclstein 20 George Hauser; SZ'oo' a'
dress 1926 Walker ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29

Another fine house in the Fifth avenue
section was sold yesterday The property
that figured in the transaction was the
four story structure. on plot 25Xl2o W
feet. at No 10 East 57th street. owned by
William r. Wilcox. chairman Of the Public
Service Commission.
The house is on the south side OF 'he
street. 200 feet east Of Fifth avenue ana
is separated from the Huntington h'ii,e
on the corner by the dwelling No y QUIZ
several years ago by John +. Carroll ana
subsequently sold 10 Mrs Huntington. Au-
Joining Commissioner WilcoXs d"e!"hs
house is the property owned by the Earle
estate. This, according TO report yes'er-
day. also fell into the hands OF ne"
owner
Permanently to protect the light ana ar
of its twenty story office building comp'e'-
ed last year at the northeast corner VI
Fourth avenue and 18th street. the Ter
mania Life Insurance Company mas pur-
chased the old four story dwelling ho"Se
no. 10 East 18th street. from the hei's W
the Charles Booth estate Between tne
property lust purchased and the new oulIu-
ing IS a 1O-foot alley part of the fee OF
WnlCn Is owned ny lll' '.''''
uropartv at the southeast corner OF Fourth
avanue and 18th street which was pur-
chased I'm June by Miss Eufrasia Lelahu
and Mrs Charles II. Wesson from hti"'
Corn in "A S45O0.OO0 transaction, when IN
Guided the old Aberdeen Hotel AT inc
southwest corner of Broadway and Zist
street
plans have been filed for the constr W.
tion Of a four story theatre and stuoio %"
the south side of 42d street 800 feet east
of Eighth avenue. for the Woods, Eiunst'
Bloom Theatre Company, of when 9ol
Bloom is president II will have "a front
age of 60 feet and a depth Of 92.9 rect win
q, facade OF bricl, and terra Gotta. ~ VIII
be- Groproof. and has been estimated 10 'o'
81 coo Thomas w Lamb is the arc"ilt'|
plans have also been filed for MAKING
over the four story private dwelling houHe
an the south side of 46th street, 2v1S Iee'
a,st of Fifth avenue. inc store "lllceS'
etc for Jennie Z. Van Brunt' at 'oS'
NJ S15.Oo, Lord. Hewlett q Tallant are '''
architects. .,o
stores and Office will be installed IN thc
r4tb street side and part OF the IINl"7
place side of the old Academy 81 MUSIC,
~ the northeast corner of irving fiace anu
,4,b street 10 cost 10000, atcordihs ~
mans filed by Thomas w. Lamb ar'H''''' y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee) b
SEPTEMBER Is

HATHGATE AVE. 1871. store etc Moses i1,,
Mas 10 Kalman Goldberger; yrs mos l.o'''
Aug l. 1911; 81 500; address. 4d5 East l'-d 81
CANAL ST. 1913 and 100. store etc; LOUIS sols
Rubansteln 20 Morris Ahumsky. yrs ig.i
completion 4 premises. SG2O' ADDRESS i'''
Dist ST. Brooklyn.
HUNTS POINT AVE. s64. store, etc; broad l
Realty 90 10 Nathan Silver, yrs . mos lro''
oct !. 1911. $40, address. l155 Walker ave
% AVE 1915 store and bake shop; Hehls
HeideIberger TO Edward Endres; . yrs me
from Sept !. 1911 $1,000; address, l4l' "a ave-
9Th AVE. GA store and basement; solomon
Nav 20 Christian Rebhan. yrs mos I"'''
oct l. 1911. $1,000: address. III East '7d ST
10TH AVE. 2gj. all. Francis J Markham 20
Michael O'Ncill: 10 yrs from May ], lHl-' -
200. address. 10 10th ave.
18TH AVE W cor OF 55th II. store. etc'
Thomas q Patterson to Della Rowan; W
from Sept T. 1911: 200 TO 81. GOO. address, ~
West 4Sth ST.
10TH ST. los West. store and basement (,
estate Of George Wolf TO Herman Lay, Ia
mos from Dec T. 1911. Sl'oo; address li'
9Th ave.
beth ST. 30 West east store. ETC. Henry
Rosenberg 10 Tony Basilotta; yrs from MAY
/ 1911: S420: address 80 West l3oth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
REALTY NOTES.

The Huston & Speaker Company viii
shortly open an office at No. q East 18th
street corner Of Madison avenue which
VII. be- used as "a branch Of i's main office
al No ~ Liberty street
Goodwin * Goodwin nave been appointed
agents for the apartment houses Nos III
and z73 West Nth street and Nos. 305 and
"a West 9th street.
on Monday the Llewellyu Realty Com
Iury wnl remove its offices from No IS
Nassau street 10 No i35 East 18Th street.
IN the Llcwclyn apartments owned by the
company
The board ~ governors OF The Real Es-
tate Board OF Brokers. a. a meeting held
on Wednesday. udopIcd resolutions con-
d.muiug the Sulliyan-Shuftt bill which
fixes the tax rate on improvements at half
If that on vacant property,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
LEASE FIFTH AVENUE HOUSE
Four Story Structure Between
48th and 10th Streets.

The T,rnestus Gulick Company mas ieaa'u
the four story brick and stone iurh's.'"
dwelling house. NO col Fifth avenue D'
treen 4Qth and 49th streets, for the estate
NJ Y Flower. TO Mrs. James u. LtaiE' ~
he occupicd as a home until May l. l'l-'
rho Charles +. Moves Company mas
rcaeod tho fifth floor Of the Hilliard bulId-
inc for period Of ten years 90 John \.
lLally m a total aggregate rental OF about
So 600 The floor will be used by the Cen
.r,I Accident Insurance Corporation OF
Perth for which company Mr. hrlE Has
been appointed attorney and manager
n. g. Senior q Co have leased Tor Emma
= p,umapn the four story American base
,,ent dwelling house No. 800 West 9'th
street 70 Frederick Cook; for John Dem
mis-, tho second floor loft at No. l+9 Am
,.,,,,I,,,, avenue 10 the West side Social
CIpb for Anthony J. Lavellc the -four story
,1,ycIing house No. 20 West GNth street 20
Dolores =. Cola
The Dun & Brown Company have leased
for 81 term Of years for G. r. Warner NO.
4Gl West rllth street four story dwell
ing hous"
william H. Whiting & co. have leased
tho store No. lN3 Nlll.dln St'''' N'ii''' WI
Snruce street 10 Harry Lesser, store ana
basement No. 100 William street. TO Ernest
Friboure first loft 40 1870 William street
o. 4 NJ stewart and top loft No. 80 Beck
man street. TO the international Process
Company
s. Osgood Pell & CO. leased TO Mrs. Hat
tie w Armstrong, for five years, three up
nor floors in No. AS Lexington avenue. OPP
rosito the Grand Central station; also 10
Mrs MAY Baitzel the ground iioor store IN
the same building for restaurant purposes.
The Dur & Brown Company leased the
dwelling No. 4Gl West l+tth street for {.
l.. Warner.
WILDER G. Goodale leased for various own
ers the stores No. 2Gs seventh avenue to
the Kaufman Eur Company No. 2'' SeV-
entb avenue 10 the Chicago Fur Company
and NO 252 Seventh avenue to +. Gold
niger.
ogden G. CIarkson leased the building NO.
Oh West street TO \. y. Edwards Tor d
term Of years
robn n Deeelman leased, 10 Philip Der
1ineer La Belle Warshauer and John Strohl
the buiIdng No. 2lSS Third avenue.
W. J. Hudson & Son leased for Anna
Cohen the dwelling house no. lO+ Edge
connie avenue TO H. Ebbinghausen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
Low RAILROAD RATES HELD UP
u S. Court Enjoins Missouri from En-
forcing New Steel Tariff.

Kansas City, Mo. Sept. 2S-Au order re-
siraning the state Board Of Railway
Commissioners from putting into effect DC
tober I the new and reduced schedule OF
rates on iron and steel was granted'to the
Missouri railways 10y Judge Hook. in the
Federal Court here. to-day.
Eighteen railroads joined I'm the applca-
ton, and contended that the reductions
made iron and steel rates unreasonably
low and asked that the state be enioined
from enforcing them until Missouri pas
scnger and freight rate cases in the
United States Supreme Court are decided.
Judge Hook decreed that the application
for an injunction should be heard by three
judges. and on that ground issued the re-
straining order until a date for the hear
ing be set
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
NEW WELLS-FARGO HEAD
3. D. Caldwell. of LaCkawanna, TO sue
coed William SprOule, Resigned

y. u. Caldwell, vice-president OF 'ne
Delaware Lackawanna 80 Western nan
road Company. was elected president OF
Wells Fargo q Co TO succeed William
Sproule. who resigned TO accept the once
ct president of the Southern Pacific COM
many. at a meeting Of the board of directors
of the company held yesterday. MT
Sproule's resignation does not become eff
foctive until october 1. so Mr.. Caldwell
will not assume his new duties unul tha'
date.
Mr. Caldwell is an officer and director IN
number Of companies, including the
Chester Railroad the Erie & Central New
York Railroad. the Greene Railroad, the
Harlem Transfer Company, the Newark a
Bloomfield Railroad and the Mutual Ele-
vatOY Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29

Fo,ouboreon and Margaret Wheelocs' s955
Mercantile Construction co. contrac'" ,vou
MARION AVE 2474. North Ameri'a ana con.
Paper co agt Picone Realty CO. o""'
tractor sl23 90. an, our
ST ANN's AVE. 500: John Mclean az son
Realty 60 owner William ~ WriEn..L con-
1nc) contractors Westchester Iron WIZ
tractor; $40T p. a TUE
eth AVE. 724: Hudson Marble: Sa,. Wheel
co AIT Jessie Farquharson and Matea,,iIe con
ock owners and contractor. MercanuIe
structiOn 90. contractor, 500. o
sTH AVE 2470 Alexander schcps az saf ~
Wilson owner: Jackson. conr"'''i ,oo.eo.
pod ST. 8 300 . II - Barnes ave; l v'Sp,
Interborough Sash and Door so agt Ap,a~ ,"er
Garmaize owner: Brill Contracting %
and contractor. SN75.
FREMONT AVE. and East Aaron ~, l@i con
thai act nan Construction Co. owner ana 90"
tractor Sll 49, -,
5TH AVE. 724: Michael power agt JfsSs
Farquharson & Margaret Whe"lock, SSSin o2'
Mercantile Construction co, conT"'''''
BROADWAY. @ cor saith 8. l~Dx'" M nr,er,,'
Power agt John j Emery. Thomas =, .rd
Girard Trust co trustees. James l. go" 60
Edward Grinths. owners 30 Mt da ANN
stuction Co. contractor. SIo"' W
iS4TH ST. 500 West Bockmann S n',ye,.
agt west IS4th street Construction CO. o""'' D
William Strianese contractor; S2oZ %
s7TH ST. -ii5 West. Joseph stolz agt ~, dc
witt Stettn owner. Loss NetusaN'
tors. $40.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, " cor l42d I ~,
30 iOx08 ix72 lOxS1 10: Klenert & Rosenolutn AK,
Nincenzo Razzano and Pasquale CuIZV, x221
and contractors John Noley' contractor -
BROADWAY. 2s4s and $3.50; Tobias schWaI1|
agt Henry c Copeland, owner AmeJlea" u
chasing Association. contractor; Si'Vo'
WEBSTER AVE. W $. 22j.4 II on ltpth ~ ~
75xlOO: Maria Scerbo agt Gerard BuilH,.so 90
owner: Meyer Gonznski, contractor Sll9 90
BROADWAY. 1900. Frank Pearson ag' Sou
& Griifith. John and Thomas Emery, o "i.
ers Mercantile Construction CO. co"''''''' .
$500 II.
ODD ST "a East: John Koch Plumbing 20 as'
Alfred Schermerhorn, owner. Meicah'l'e '"''
structlon co, contractor: Sf5.
9TH AVE, 1O2 to 1906, Joseph Tho ag'
Rothschild Construction co, Metropole Con
struction 60 and Jacob Rothschild. owners
Concrete Flatwork co. contractor: S2i' ~.
9Th AVE, 724: Frank Pearson agt Jessie
Farquharson and Margaret Wheeyock' . W., no
Mercantile Construction co. contractor; $3.50 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
HARVESTER COMPANY YIELDS
Will Abolish Selling Agency to Con-
form with Sherman Law.

Chicago, Sept 2S-One Of the first acts Of
the international Harvester Company 10
make itself conform 10 the sherman law,
il was said today. will bee the abolition of
its present selling agency. the International
Harvester Company of America. This CON
Germ. which formerly was the Milwaukee
Harvester Company. has been maintained
under a Wisconsin charter as a separate
corporation and has acted as the selliI g
agent for all the companies i'm the larger
combination
The Townsend report on the harvester
company drew attention 10 the possibilities
Of this Arrangement The objection was
raised that this arrangement leads TO the
exclusion of other products which the
agency might handle and TO restraint of
trade
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
LITE RATIONS.
MANHATTAN

4GTH ST. $ 8 200 : II Of 9Th ave: 20 sly
dwg: J + Van Brunt ZIG West T3d 81. owner;
Lord. Hewlett & Tallant. 3+5 9th ave. architects;
$1,000
MADISON AVE. cor SD ST. 10 a sly
dwg II Siegel. 9th ave and 18th st. owner; q
Keister, - West 3lst ST, architect, 10000
CHRYSTIE ST - 20 %. 10 a 3 sty brewery;
William A Miles e. co, 800 Cherry ST. owners;
Cantor, % West l2d 81. architect: $4,000.
30 AVE. s. 20 II Of 18th st; to a sty
loft bldg: W Cochran. Ritz-Carton Hotel.
owner z g Horns Sons. 1910 Broadway. archi-
tects: $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANTIATTAN.

NJ 4 n ~ w
--rrI sTREET-Wuliam r. wilcox. chair
-, a. the public Service Commission. mas
sof5 his home. 40 10 East 1tu sIt"L \ i'''i
story dwelling house, on plot 2'Xl2olo rect
18TH STREET.-THE Chelsea Realty Com
many has sold the plot Of TOUR i",s ON nc
LII side Of 174th street. 100 feet cast NJ
~ Nicholas avenue, luhNSHN i""l inc pIuP
erty ahuts the pIrOchial seh"4. OF Ih' 'l"l,n
| y. ',t. Inca ru4t.on. az 81. Nicholas aNrnu"
and i75th street. and will Dee improved with
apartment houses
sold FOR J. LeGowitz 10. 49, west laGth street.
q four story dwelling house on TOT i'.'NI'V
feet % "a client for occupancy
10th sTKEETIBertha Vol and Mauric"
cohen have resold Nos. y and - East llOth
street two five story haihous's' each on lot
oGxl06ll feet. between Firth and Madison
I gy.uu.s Dur Is Coug'r were The brokers
The sellers acquired the property in May last
. through Friedus g. Co. from the Lawyers
Mortgage Company.
1c.D STREET-The Dur q Brown Com
| for occupany No. go West l62d street, a
three story dwelling house. On lot lSXoo II
! feet.
SECOND AvENUE-E. Sharum reports that
he has sold so. 1916 Second avenue. % i've
siur, ten, nent house. on lot 25zl0O feet Two
lots ln Jamaica We're given iu part payment
u5TH STREET-Ernst g. Calm and j. j..
pittmau hay, resold 40. go West llJth street.
% hy, story aathouse ON lot 2dNlo0ll feet
~ Mamie vessel
18TH STREET The Germaua Life Insurance
COMPANY has purchased 40. 100 East 17'h street.
. I'd four story dwelling house. a lot 2lNHO feet.
from Charles f. Hogcmau Tor q nominal con
sidcratlon The house aij1u- 10 foot alley boo
l7fh street. next o. the insurance building.
Tlrc 10 .his strip IS vested 600 the Gcrmana
''''''''' THE ERoNX
cosTER STREET Henry Morgenthlu has
sold "a plot having "a frontage Of lO3 feet ln
Co-'cr street between ~TonDd and Randall aye
MUGS in tho Hunts Point section tn" plot
the American Bank Nptr Company. who VIII
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-09-29
SUBURBAN LEASES.

pcase q Gilman have rented for Mrs.
Thomas f. White her large house on the
corner Of broadway and Whites Lane,
Cedarhurst Long Island, to Ethan Naum-
burg.
Jacob s. King leased to Richard Hen
riqucs the Wade property, on Franklin
avenue. Long Branch, \. j.