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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-18

Highly-polished solid oak dressers
are reduced from so to $5.49 at the
Crown Company's.
The regular 81 reed rockers are SELL
ing at $1.S9 at E. A. Kirch & Com
pany's.
The regular 19-cent French ripple
crepes are selling for 12h cents at
Hahne & Company's. The color are
old rose, reseda. tan. nile and brown.
Today and tomorrow 50-cent teas can
be purchased at 45 cents at Charles NJ.
Decker & Brothers.
The Canadian Fur Company's Au-
gust sale includes $25 French sable
sets for $3.50.
At Bamberger's the regular 81 to
$1.50 parasols are reduced to 40 cents.
House dresses and long kimonos in
Bingham, muslin and percale are SELL
ing for So cents 1t the Goerke Com
pany's.
At the Model Tailoring Company's
August sale blue and black suits to
measure of the $3.50, $50 and SIS
fabrics are selling for SIS.
AT the Union Sample Shoe Parlor,
s-15 Clinton street, shoes worth $3.50 to
IS a pair are selling for 81 and $50.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-18

Highly-polished solid oak dressers
are reduced from so to $5.49 at the
Crown Company's.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-18

guests were requested not to open the
bags until a given signal, when the
cat came out of the bag Each bag
contained a tiny china kitten with a
caro- tied to it's neck reading: MARY
Robinson Jones her engage
ment to Robert John Smith The cat
was literally out of the bag.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-18

The regular 81 reed rockers are SELL
ing at $1.s9 at E. A. Kirch & Com
pany's.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-08-18

r Use judgment in the gifts you
make a friend who is about to
take a long trip. Unless you put
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
LEASES.

The Cross & Brown Company has leased
for Frederick Fox & 60. the twenuetf
floor I'm the building 10. ~ to li5 West
3sth street to the Outing Publishing Com
pany for a term Of years.
Spear & Co. have rented the casterly
half of the store at No. 133 TO III West Dist
street for a long term TO Joseph Hirsch 4
Sons. who for twenty-five years have been
located in Greene street; also the first loft
in No 1856 to 40 West 2lst street TO L.
Goldstein & Son.
NJ g. L. Hess have leased tie first loft
al Nos AZ and 10 West 18th street TO the
J. u. Posner Manufacturing Company: tho
seventh loft at No. u West nth street 10
McClan. CARL & Levy Company. and the
fourth loft AZ No. 7lG Broadway TO Louis
w Cohn.
Corn e. Co have leased the store at Nos.
10 and Il West 18th street to Groetznger
Brothers & Sugenheimer importers Of laces
and embroideries, for a number Of wears
located at Broadway and Spring street
S Osgood Pell 4 60. have leased for
the Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown
Company. as agents. the store and base
ment at No. 2273 Broadway to Tatsuo
Kazio for a term Of years; also leased FOR
Frederick Fox g. Co. as agents, the seven
teenth floor in the Herald Square Building
No III 10 rs West 18th street 10 the
Worlds Home Supply Company; also
leased part OF the fifth floor in Ncs 20 ard
% East 10Th street to the National League
for the Civic Education Of Women.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased tha
tenth loft at tho southwest corner of Madi-
son avenue and 18th street for a term OF
years to Gus Plousky; for Webster T..
Mapie O. co. the third loft at Nos. % and
20 West Goth street 10 i. Goldstein q Son;
for the Twenty-ifth Street Constructing
Company the NTH loft at Nos q and &c
West 18th street 10 4. y. Wiener; for the
1921 Broadway Company the -Ourth loft at
Nos. 1873 and 135 West 18th street. 10 the
Alcon Dress Company, and for Joseph j.
Speinder the fourth loft at No. 80 TO Ia
West I'D street to Horwitz & Levy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

18th sTREET-Arnod Byrne Baumann
have sod for the Rexton Realty tomPsny ~
client for investment Nos ia anu o, ~ III. -
2Sth street a seven story store and once pulid ,
ing on plot 4Ox0sq feet. The property ~ loCut'u
49, feet east of Fourth avenue. ana mas ocen
held at Sls5.0O
Church. No. As TO 81 Suffolk street, on plot
TG2x10O feet. has been sold by the ffth
Avenue Baptist Church 10 Samuel Ago VINO
will start work Immediately upon the new
enterprise. The deal was negotiated by Pierre
NJ. Clear & co. The price paid for the prop
erty was 10000.
soTH STREET.-THE =. II. Wood. W. II.
Poison Company. In conjunction with Electus
T. Backus. has gold for Henry A. Parr No
1876 West ,soth street. a four story 70 ana base,
ment dwelling house on lot 19.6xlo-'2 fee'' 10
a client for occupancy.
LEXINGTON AvENUE-The Frederick r.
Barry COMPANY has sold for William NJ.
story and basement dwelling house, on LOT
20 jxS0 feet, at the southeast corner OF G2C
street. to Edward Hrsch for s4o.5Co
26TH STREET.-THE seven story loft build
ing ut Nos. ia and 1t6 East Goth street which
lies between the 2Sth Street Arcade Building
and the large structure built by the Brice and
Cooper Hewitt estates. on Fourth Avenue has
40X9s.9 feet, and was held at s1s5.000. the
present sale having been effected by Arnold.
Ryrne & Baumann at price close TO that
figure for the Rexton Realty Company. Sam
uel Kempnel, president. to an investor.
THE BRONX.
SIMPSON sTREET-N. Wilson and r. polak
have sold for the Pogdur Realty Company to
an investor No. 96j Simpson street n five
story apartment house. on plot 42x110 feet.
near 1881 street. II is one OF two houses
recently completed by the company that
point. Three additional houses have also been
started by the company.
FOX STREET-Samuel r. Pollak reports
that the Sycamore Holding COMPANY has
ought from the y. V. Construction Company
the northwest corner Of Fox and 1880 streets
plot 12iNi6 feet Tho buyers will imme-
diatcly improve the plot with apartments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
NEW WO0LW0RTH CONCERN
To Control 600 Five and Ten
Cent Stores Here and Abroad.

A corporation with s65,C000o0 capital,
which will control more than six hundred
and 10 cent stores in this country. Cam
ada and England. is about to be formed
under the name Of the F. w. Woolworth
Company. 1t will take over the business
of +. w. WoolWorth & CO.. of New York;
s. II. Knox & Co. Of Buffalo: F. NJ. Kirby
& Co. of Wilkes Barre. Penn: +. =. Charl-
ton & Co, of Fan River, Mass; {. 5.
Woolworth, Of Scranton, Penn: w. II.
Moore. of WATERFOWL. y. Y" and W. II.
Moore g. Sons. of Schenectady, \. Y. and
also a controlling interest in the +. w.
Woolworth Company. Ltd which was re-
Gently organized to operate a chain OF
stores i'm Great Britain.
OF the company's capitalization S5,oN.Wo
will be per cent preferred stock and S5O-
10000 common stock. Goldman, Sachs <
Co. and Lehman Brothers. OF this city,
and Kleinwort. Sons & Co, Of London.
will finance the enterprise. and will acquire
an interest in the securities OF the cor
poration when II is organized.
The announcement that the new giant
and 10 cent corporation was TO be formed
was made by r W. Woolworth, head OF
F. W. Woolworth & Co. and the owner or
the Woolworth Building, now being erect
ed on Broadway, between Barclay street
and Park Place. which, when completed
will be the tallest office building in the
world.
Mr. Woolworth was the originator of the
and 10 cent store business. His first store
was opened i'm Lancaster, Penn, about
thirty years ago. He expects the new cor
poration to do a business Of more than
100000 a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Emma f.. BOYLE to Frank BOYLE s.
VIM 7 \ kurz 70 Tvent'-third "aro BANK.
$tlo0o r,.,. 500
greenwich Mortgage GO - Carrie 7 hsoers
ana Gr fp%' stare Trust 90 to Emma Metzg"r;
>' t.ssc Pick to Fannie Pick; 500. ,. =
Walter : Gurnee - al al o Jsls'ee'' I" "op' q"
$500 @io" ~ ..,... E,
Alice & Holden. eYtrX, to LAWYERS Mortgage
% lanes S.-;V r Mackio to Corn Exchange Bank;
H'g Jane. w Monk to Lawyers Mortgage 60:
Lawyers Title Insurance and nd. Trust rus 60 to
TaWyers Mortgage 90 - asStsl, Sbb.Oh.
lawyer Mortgage 60 to J = Kernochan and
ano. comm: SllJ.OW. .-oooo
same 20 Frances l. Haven trus' NooVV
Henry \ Coster to Luke Kouwenho'en'
Robert McGul to Israel Lewis; 81 ,-
Walter Kaufman to George \ oppenheiner'
Title Insurance 60 to New York Mortgage and
Security Co: 81. 1900
$500 .,
Edwin G Jones to Benjamin Benenson $1,000
Martin Grossmau 70 Sycamore Holding 60; 81.
Grossnan Bros 4 Rosenbaum to Martin Gross
sacamore Holding 20 to y V Construction Co;
81. 49,
George " Kingsland aGmr, 10 George W
kingslani. 1909.
Title Guarantee and Trust co TO Christine @
Opeuhyiu $500
CITY Real Estate 60 TO Mary X Zoos and sno;
So O00
Mari T. Baclman aud ano TO Babettc stern.
s.. 900
PoeI Realty co to $ Oakley Van der Peel et al +:
81.
Title Guarantee and Trust co 10 Board ~
Foreign Missions Of Presbyterian Church IN
United States q asstsl; $1,000.
Same to q William Pilgrim: $50, 600.
American Mortgage Co 10 Mamie Ughetta !;
50 600
Same 10 r Louise Sands 500
Morris Naftalowitz to Becky W Wittensten;
81.
Herman Steinkamp 10 German Evangelical
Lutheran - Peter Church; $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04

A few interesting sales were among the
transactions in the real estate market yes
terday.
The Fifth Avenue Baptist Church has
sold the old cdifce AZ the Emanuel Baptist
Church at No ~ suffolk street to Samuel
Agid who is having plans drawn for the
atre TO be devoted to Yiddish plays. The
property was sold through the firm or
Pierre NJ. Clear Co. and comprises
plot 762x100 feet The church was built In
1878. and was disposed Of. as there rs no
longer any need for II. owing to the popu-
lation changes that have occurred In TINS
quarter in the last ten years. Few OF the
former members Of the congregation now
reside near the church.
The seven story loft building al Nos. ia
and lie East 26th street. which lies be-
tween the 2Sth street Arcade Building ana
the large structure built by the Brice and
Cooper-H Hewitt estates on Fourth avenue,
has been sold again. The building covers
? plot 40xaS9 feet. ara was held at $780,
600, the present sale having been effected
by Arnold. Byrne G. Baumann at price
close TO that figure fer the Rexton Realty
Company, Samuel Kempnel president, to an
investor The sellers acquired the property
in June from Mary ri. Lord. of Pasadena,
Cal. in part payment for the Cayuga,
seven story elevator apartment house. al
Nos. 500 and 324 West SD street.
Foreclosure proceedings have been begun
involving the Hotel Endcott, on the west
side Of Columbus avenue, from Slst TO S2d
street Samuel l.. Vivian is the plaintiff IN
the suit and Charles A. Fuller and others
defendants. The Endicott is seven story
structure. covering tho entire block front
and extending 1S4 feet in depth on both
Slst and SD streets. y lis pendens was
filed against the property Yesterday.
Emanuel Van Raaite is the purchaser OF
Carlisle Dwellings. a six story apartment
structure. AT the southeast corner OF West
End avenue and sgd street, sold recently by
Franklin Petit through Leroy Coventry.
Mr. Van Raalte last April acquired the
Annamere apartments at No 500 to 6l5
West 1l5th street.
The STANDARD Oil Company has completed
details for the erection of large ware
house Of reinforced concrete at its Clare
mont plant. in Jersey City. The building
will measure 215x9O feet. and will be erect
ed at once by the Turner Construction
COMPANY which has been given the general
contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
SUBURBAN RENTALS.

Seaman g. Dolard report the following
rentals at Far Rockaway: For Thomas
O'Kane, Jr.. his cottage on Cornaga avenue
10 Joseph A. Corn. for Mrs. u. Hewlett
Suits her cottage on Roanoke avenue and
state street TO NJ 7. Mccarthy. for Harry
/. Spence the Williams place on Nostrand
avenue and state street 10 Edward McGann
and for John O'Kane his Clark avenue cot
tage to +. j. Fading.
Pease & Gilman have rented for Samuel
r Hinckley one Of his country places
known as TangleWood at Cedarhurst, Long
Island II is situated on the corner OF
Ocean avenue and Tanglewood crossing.
The tenant is Lawrence 3. Gilman. who
has taken the place for a term Of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
REALTY NOTES.

Ignatz NJ. Atlas negotiated the $1,000
exchange involving the twelve story loft
building at No. - to 10 East I'D street.
l45.sx9s.9 feet. and the two block fronts on
the east side OF Broadway, between l3Sd
and l35th streets. each measuring 2c0x90
feet Goldberg & Kramer were the sellers
OF the loft structure. taking the Broadway
fronts in exchange from the Mayer estate.
William +. Rooney negotiated the sale
OF No. 3O7 West 43d street for the Ryan
estate 10 Edward s. Murphy
The Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown
Company has been appointed agent Tor the
apartment house al No. q Gramercy Park.
The Turner Construction COMPANY has
been awarded the general contract Ly The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
THE BRONX

THE BFONN
QTIHBY AVE-. n .. 1879 n W n, g..
lill aye > sty frame dwgs 2i1fS. 49,
Mink 22Ji Gleason ave. owner. r. yhslt'A
1876 Walker ave. architect. cost. 81. 900 a
QUTMBY AVE. p 1905 n " II c...
Hiil ave ? sly frame dwgs. 2lx4s: Ar.se
Mink 1911 Gleason ave. owner. 3 Ebsi,.s
1896 walker ave. architect. cost 81 .oo0
HOUGETON AVE. n s. 2O5 n W Of IA.
meyer ave 3 = sly frame dwgs 2fx3n. r.,
ward \ SchUl $50 Van Nest ave OWE, /,
Ebeing, 1886 Walker ave. architect. ,o,,s
cost. $4,000.
f74TH ST. 8, 100 n ~ Southern Bo,,.
ward: I sty brk stores. ?j1a0. T p saiIir..
2196 Sd ave. owner. kreyDibOrg Arshi,s~, -
1890 wilkins ave. architect cost. a. 0a0 -
Sd AVE, " 8. - :. Of isOth 81 1 sly A..
amusemcnt hall. 3T."ss5. HOLLYWOOD Realty ~
James Mc"hsn. ~ Hunts Point ave ORE.
ident. owners. krrymbo-g Architect 90 ixr
wilkins ave. architect. cost. $1,000
ENSTCHrSTER ROAD. = 100 :, n =,
Blondcii ave: 4 sly hrk dpss 20 4,
Lougiu = Fries Eastchester road. owner; NJ,
ter II & Hornum. l4j East f2d -. architss,
cost. $1,000.
BROOK AVE. e cor Of i6ist st. s,y H..
stores and offices. i5S.GSf4 Nelson Smith :.
III West 4Sth ST. owner. Harry r Uor.n
1i9th n and 80 ave. architect cost. $50 00o
26IST ST. .. - II y o. Fields,on. an.
! s,y frame garage. l6xi8. y Brunei !.
premises owner: g : Clark 4fi Tremort A..
architect cost. 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
BROOKLYN SALES AND LEASES.

The Buckley e. Horton Company has sold
for Charles F. Mattladge TO Rudolph Naght
No. Il Stcuben street. q two Story stable.
on lot 25xlOo feet which is to be used for
business purposes.
The John Pullman Company has sold for
Dora Tisch No. $40 President street, three
story dwelling, OH lot 1sx1no feet 10 John
Mcdonald for occupancy
Henry Pierson & co. have leased No. Oh
Carlton avenue. corner Of Prospect place
a three-story and basement brovnstone pri-
vate dwelling house for the Realty Asso-
ciates for a term Of YEARS; also No. es-'
Carlton avenue. four-story brick house
for Alexander Mcknight, 70 Or. Gagnee
for a term Of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address of les-eeD
NOVEMBER 2


BbEEC kER ST - and 20. corner store etc
LOUIS Metzser 70 George Geary and ano: yrs
mos from Oct J, 1911. 5000: address, 24a3
West 2ith 81. BROOKLYN
PROSPECT AVE. 1909 and call: ALI. Paul
Bhz and anoa 10 Edwin Wolf: VI. from Nav l.
l2ll; 5000; address, 1890 Webster ave.
10TH ST. 32j East all. John Kelly 70 Ro
lsll; s114o: address, 800 East 1Gath st.
1sT AVE. 1851; two stores etc: Morris
lreundlich To VI Steinberg, 10 yrs from May l.
Io11' $3.50. address 1851 ls'
% AYE 80; store and cellar: Edward Engel
10 Dennis Scully: yrs from Oct I, 1911: 81
500. address. 401 I'd ave.
sTH AVE, 407 store and basement: Isaac 7
SilNerstein 81 al, eXrs 10 Charles Gei.ert: yrs
! mo from Dec IS 1911: 81 400 address 1855
Franklin ave. Brooklyn.
10Th ST. 3O9 West: the land: Laura VI Moore
70 katharine Brady; Il yrs from Nov l. 1911.
$3.50: address. 3l5 West 30th st
2lST ST AZ East all; Elizabeth II Stanton,
eXr, 10 Lena Beiber, , yrs from Sept l. 1911 .
$1,000: address. 10 West 21st ST.
t7TH ST. :. 800 n or nth ave 25y irreg
all; Ernest Flagg TO Lev VI Fields and ano: 50
yrs from May I, 1911. $500: address, 307 West
q0tl 81.
SAME PROPERTY. Lew VI Fields and ano
70 the Shutert Theatrical 60. 10 WIS from Ma
!. 1911. $4,000 address. 1416 Broadway.
18TH ST OIL East; all: store: lsidore Week
stein Joseph Starobin. yrs from Dec l.
1911: 500: address. qst Tiffany ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
SEEK GLASS EYE SMUGGLERS
Customs Officials Say They Have
Raided Headquarters of Plotters.

Glass eyes ought TO be cheap in this city!
But perhaps the oculists here who nave
been receiving the hest imported eyes from
Germany without the payment OF duty
realized that a day of reckoning would
come some time, and have kept their prices
mp in order 10 prepare for it. At any rate,
the plot has been discovered by the GUS
toms officials. and it is said the headqusr-
ters Of the eye smuggers was raided yes
terday.
Warrants out for two men, according
10 tho story. and it is expected they will
he in custody within 2 day or two. The
smugglers were aided in their work by en-
uloyes OF q German steamship companY
which has piers i'm Hoboken. hearing on
the matter was held Yesterday in the office
Of the Surveyor OF the Port
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
MECHANICS LIENS.

CLINTON AVE. $ = 1882 n u Mckinley
Square. to2. ixlS6. II 10 Boston I'd. Fller Manu-
featuring 60 agt william Weissager owner.
Cohen Brothers, contractors $3.50.
SAME PROPERTY: American Radiator co
agt william Weissager. owner; Leslie Brothers
Engineering co. contractor: S2s2.
SAME PROPERTY: Mural 4 Hin co agt
william IL Weissagcr owner and contractor;
SiGO
WISE AVE o :. 10 Il Of 1924 ST. 50NlOO.
Alexander Upright art Nelson Black Construction
co. ownor and contractor. sl65
AVE r. 93. Canton Steel Ceiling Co agt Hugo
Leierer, owner. julius NJ Schwartz, contractor;
$liO.
PINEHU RSJr AVE, 5, 49, II OF 1s0th II.
200. 4xlOOx2oONll2 10. Herringbone Metal Iath 20
ngt Rouutree Realty Construction 60. owner.
Maurice Rronstein 60. contractor; Charles King,
sub contractor, S2SS 81.
i4TH AVE, T. 100 IT n OF Sd St 50xi0O;
Angelo Ialli agt Donate Grippe. owner; Mike
Frisacco & { Marone. contractors: s13.
6sTH ST 2iS and 80 West: Luigi Casali agt
John \ Miller owner GenCwaD; $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04

FIELD. r. r. FRELLsEN. a; W: Al
KINs, II. CAMPBELL. A. S. FARoUHAR'
~ NJ BEMlS and q. K. DAVIS, ana IN
.sgn T. s. WILKINSON Jr.. commissioned
Gunner ]. T. HANCOCK. detached the Wash
inston TO naval hospital. Las Animas
MOVEMENTS OF wARsHIPs.--The fol-
lowing movements of vessels have been re-
ported TO the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
October 5i--The waban, at Manzsniilo.
November 2-The penacook, at Cape Eizsoeth |,
the Utah the Delaware. the FLORIDA, the
Bonita. the Grayling. the Narwhal the
Salmon. the Snapper, the stngray the lar lar
pon. the Washington and the North caro-
lima, at Tompknsville: the BUTTONS the
Drayton, the Mccall. the Pauldins the Per
kns. the Smith. the Sterett, the Terry, the
Wake the Warrington and the Octopus, at
navy yard. New York
SAILED.
November THE Wheeling. from Puerto Cortez
for swan Island.
November 2-The Rocket. from Norfolk for
Washington via Indian Head: the Penacook.
from Portsmouth for cane Elizabeth. Ne.
the Connecticut. the Michigan. the North Da-
kota the Louisiana. the New Hampshire the
South Carolina and the Vermont. from New
York city, for Newrort; the ainnesots' The The
Nebraska. the New Jersey. the Ohio, the Viz
rna. the Monaghan. the MyIant and The
Roads the Kansas the Reid, the Preston,
the Lamson and the Flusser from New
York city for Norfolk the Marietta, 1ioih
New York City for Portsmouth; the Patter-
son the Ammen and the Trppe, from New
York City for Boston the Iowa, the lndi-
ana. the Massachusetts. the Maine and the
Idaho from New York CITY for Phisdel-
phia: the Utah the Delaware the Florida.
the Bonita. the Graying, the Narwhal. the
salmon. the Snapper. the Stngray, the Tar
pom. the Washington and the North Caro-
lima from New York for Tompkinsviiie; the
Burrows. the Drayton the Mccall the
Paulding the Perkins, the Smith, the ster-
cit the Terry. the Wake, the Warrington
and the Octopus. from New York City for
navy yard. New York
November 3-The Des Moines, from New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
INCREASE IN TYPHOID
Bronx Figures Show Many More Ca;s
for This Month.

The only borough I'm the greater city y
show m increase IN the number Of typh~
cases in tho month Of October was Tn
Bronx. According TO statistics compiis:
by the Health Department. there was :
decrease of more than a hundred cases las
month. as compared with the same pen'i
In the year previous. Tho total number q
cases from October ! 10 q was as, a
against SIS in 1910.
BY boroughs II was shown that thef'
were a. cases in The Bronx. as against Z
for the same time last year. In Manhstts'
there were 20s cases. compared with .5 Il
1910 Brooklyn had l5s cases. az against u
in the previous wear
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
BIG 18TH ST. PARCEL SOLD
Property To Be Improved with
Large Loft Building.

5 4 Goodale & Peery have closed con-
tracts for Michael Coleman for ;he sale ot
the properties Nos. %, q, ~ and is West
18th street. on plot 10Sx9s9 feet. 10 the
Building ard Engineering Company 6An-
drew J. Kerwin and William ". Birkmrel.
The property will be improved with q
twelve story loft building. containing all
modern equipment. This will be the sixth
large loft operation by the purchasers in
this neighborhood.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions IN hsukrur.c
we're filed yesterday in the United suts
Court:
BLATT. HOTCHKISS s. 90. corporater
suits aud skirts. No. Is East 32d street; f'
bilities. $1,000. asses. S.eo.
JOSEPH SCULL. ADCLPH = TAU B ar
HENRY SIGMUND. who compose the dr1
Of Joseph Soul a CO.. cloaks and sul''
Nos. S ard 10 West 18th street. Judge he'
appointed En1ngham y. Dodge receiver 70
the firm.
METROPOLITAN FISH COMPANY, N
- Ionk slim. aeSets Sl.l0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday H. the New York Real Estate
Exchange salesroom, Nos. II and Is Vesey
street:
Ry Joseph r. Day.
18th ST. 511 West, n :, 22j n Of 1oth
ave, 25XSso; sty tennt; lessehold; sold 70 the
plaintiff for 81, 500; also
0sTH ST. l02. s. a II " Of Columbus ave.
26Nloo11; sty tenmt and stores; sold TO John
X Moore Tor 500 600
AT THE BRONX EXCHANGE
BY Joseph p Day.
TIEBoET AVE. POS. s. 262 n n Of 1s0th
81 2';5xioo lx3l 5xloo; sly dwg; sold 70 the
plaintiff for 81. 300: also
BOSTON AVE. 3. Bill IT 6 Of Heath Az.
- 'A9J'N irreg: sold TO the plaintiff for $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-04
NEW RECORD FOR CORN
Connecticut Farmer Makes an 10
crease in His Product.

Colinsvllle. Conn. Nov. .-Surpassinrh m
previous record ~ 100 bushels ~ shsr,,
corn 10 the acre, l.. :. White. farme,
has produced on his farm an average tts
year Of 1s0 bushels 70 tho acre. or NJ
pounds Of green weight.
Mr.. White explained that there vas 'on.
shrinkage. hut said II that shrinksgs al
not place the YIELD below that 81 Ia Il yea
a new worlds record would he established
The contest is conducted through III. vi
New England states. II Is hoped - ban
the returns from all the contestants N n
time TO establish the new record for nj