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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
100000 FOR STEEL RAILS
President of Central Lines Places
Big Contracts.

". c. Brown president Of the New iora
Central lines, announced yesterday tina.
definite contracts. aggregating l'o'''V
tons had been placed for steel rail require
nents of the system for maintenance pui-
poses during the current year. Re"
weeks ago President Brown estimated tha'
the New York Central system woulo come
into the market for about 10000 tons o'
rails this year The total cost OF the rams
which have been ordered viii be ABOUT
s.. 0OO. 900. The United states Steel cor
poration IS to furnish $500 tons inc
Lsckawanna Steel Company $3.50 TONS
ard the Bethlehem Steel Corporation 'ne
remaining 5000 tons.
, large part Of the new tonnage VIII DC
open hearth rails which Will cost sou
ton. as usual and there will be n consul
cradle quantity of ferro -titanium Bessemei
rails with a greater percentage OF 1etro-
t,tanium than has hitherto been employed.
The price Of the ferro-titanium rails VIII
be on the basis OF SOS a ton plus the cost
OF producing the new alloy. The principal
allotments of the new rails among inc
lines of the system are $500 tons to the
New York Central. 22.500 to the Lake
Shore Il 500 to the Pittsburg & Lake Erie
Is. coo each TO the Michigan Central ana
the Boston & Albany. and / 1000 TO the Big
T'ouy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
MECHANICS LIENS.

KELLY ST. So 20 sol: ri,usville iron 90 az
Advance Realty 60, owner; John Kendall con
tractor: 81 .Oso -.
PROSPECT AVE. v :. $50 r. Of 1891 81. SOS
OK Raf'aelo Do Rosa ~ al agt hi Angelo Bon
ezur Construction go. owner and contractor
$500
MADISON st. 210. Hayman Herschkow ~
,or Theodore Bitterman and julia Harris
G9.rers. Herman Taneuhaum and Otto Goldberg
contractors. $3.50.
PAULDiNG AVE. % cor 2lItn 81. lO"Nl9o
puqb = Kelly agt Savoy improvement co
ow nei. and contra ctor. s.VD.
163D 81 n 8, whole front between heIlN =
and Intervals ave. 2ONio0. VIM & Feters eg
IAdvance Iuildiug %. owner: keniaH fIu"ihi.
ara Ueating 90 contractor. 500.
BURNSIDE AVE, cor listh ST. IL 9SDl
Wn, {, Peters agt John Kendall. Irvine Realty
60 and Bestono Realty Co owners ava con
tractors; sico.
1S3D ST. II s. sa.T q g Of Mashngton ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25

iT5xl00; same agt lrv1ns Realty =.
stone Realty 60. owners. John 20 II
ard contractor. SLIGO. a.
sOTH ST. 23O East Tsdor pe-l.h
Orenstein, owner; Hyman Oblas, iess.. " A.,
tractor: s45 %. N -
BATH 81 =. 200 n o. Ka,o,.,
20O 10 235th IT: Robert Nolan ap, y @s 4.
Construction 60. contractor: 500 'e'nsstt'
9th ST. 204 and 200 West: Pos.
Franmor Realty Co. owner. F " Cnbs, n
contractor; $3.50. "r a
18TH ST. 1877 20 AS West; P.cc.
Pierce Manufacturing co agt Jos.nb betls ,
vieser. owner; Altman Plumbing e. y ssus
1892 81. "nt'a.os
n FOX ST. 81 same agt Aque6uc, g.. 81
Co owner: J J Bergen. contractor. s2s9 y Nv,
fsT AVE. Z139: Charles Csianla
IAnde. owner; Jacob Rubano. contrse,d.t l.,s,
18TH ST. 422 East: Chsrie. CO.
Frank Msttucci, owner. Joseph R1s1saa Z,
tractor: SID y
sTH AVE. so: Rose & Van Bur,, -.
l. Eschenhack. owner. John DAILY. car,I ~,
81. 1866 10 ''nfssa
BROADWAY. $40. Thomas + v.n
Apartment Construction CO. owner "a !
$3.50. "'n-ss,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
rANT-AEY %

R1EFCKER ST. go, store and basemsht,
,rnIs q peli 10 Auguste VAIL: yrs from Dec
/ 1910: 5000 address. $50 Blocker 81.
LEXINGTON AVE. 1926 and 1893; two sly
hide. q 4 : 4 Construction 90 10 horrlh
Gcuzc. 2 yrs from Jan /. 1911 q yrs rene"aD'
$40 100. address. sol West l52d =.
MONROE IT. rs. store etc: Louis a,terl 500 20
-,pifano Ganzi: yrs from May i. l"ll' s's"
address. n Monroe 81,
PARK PLACE. Il TO Is; nth lot, MAN. Ike,
tsuraut 10 James De Wolf; 10 yts from May J.
I9lt: 81 500 10 S. GOO address, 10 PARK flace'
PEARL, ST. as. front part Of store floor, Win
use OF machine ghop at ii4 Pearl 81; the lDneJpy
90 to tho Reliance Electric Inspecting 20, .. II
and : mos from Nov !. 1910, $40 ADDRESS, $40
Pearl ST.
wILLETT ST. ~: Robert Kommel and so TO
joseph Weller: 3 yrs from Feb !, lcll' sfV''
address. 30 Rivngton st.
ID AVE. 80: George Relsenweber 10 Pa,rick
J NcGinty: yrs and 10 mos from July l. l"lo'
$3.50. address. 800 % ave
46TII ST. $40 East. store part cellar and SIX
rooms above store: James VI Cannon, committee
10 C;eorge Hicronyr.us. 3 yrs from Jan l, 1ell;
SslG. address $40 East 10th ST.
10Th ST. "a West. 2ox10o.5 0he. lamb; inc
trustees OF Columbia College 10 William van
Valzsh: 81 YRS from Nov !, 1910; sl"i"' az
dress. "a West j0h 81.
I2jTH ST. ISL 10 153 West. west store ana
collar, SicmiIud Wechsl-r 10 William koontz. "
vrs from April l. 1911; $3.50; address. u" west
13lst -.
18TH ST, n cor Hoffman ST. 2jNll9: kate
Walsh 10 Andrew Cubusse; yrs from nov L.
1910. $500: address, 404 Hoffman St.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25

LYON AVE. $. a5re Of Grace .s avS r't Con,
Westchester: James irving 20 Scnnuy ssAhdress
srnGtlon 20 lmtg 81 lOW: Jan j. '''
OH East fremont ave. , rob.
LOTS 81 and 30. map 1895 Of p psnts 10 Tin
~ "Othla"n Heights; David '
othy Hurst: Dec 10, 1907: 500 -. l.,
SANE PROPERTY: release mtg ,ato 81: ad-
McMuliisan to same: March 10 INV
dress. 461 East fremont ave
LOT 2Sl map OF I73 lots Haiffn Gam %; All
liens: 500
LOT $50. same map: Edward ) ,Mn T91,O' ave
sa"ie, Jan 90 SOD; address, lHio nos, a
LOT ll.143 In Sections IA and - ncer feet,
,he N11dIs"n cemetery 10 ee0iB, aJrosq J2t
East SD St
LOTS 81 70 81. parcel -. map W ~ Whi,e
Ogden; TIE Bronx: James Hennssssf,y 500; al
dress. 200 Broadway.
LOT 5l3. map Gleason property: me p'G par
Blanche Garrow 10 Charles ~ f9p"y - law.
mtg 5000 Jan .; 500; address I'oV -
MARINE AVE. lots a. and as. mar, Of ,S So ~
l. Haskin and Abraham Happen at r'isnn /.
looNllOX irreg; release mtg: Samuel ~ NHtsroi
Max Borusk' Jan Is 81; address -"''
ave.
SAME PROPERTY; Max Borugsk, tor TO R u,
Fried Jan -: SluO. address 81 bie''Ne' ~
QUIMBY AVE- cor Of Havemeysr 80 :
! 205x2i6N irreg 10 Storv ave: Walton ave. 60 =
225 e OF Elizabeth st. OF cameron pl I9 2onc
all liens; Jan -. carrie Bendheim 10 ''ai'''
Realty CO. 81: address. 2G Broadway
SETON AVE. ". 5. 100 It Of Ks9 9sDsIIm an
Jan 81: 81: address. $50 East iilst 81
TELLER AVE 1859 ?0xlo0: samuel Hy i05
ans 20 Annie Eothans; Jan %; 81; dddiesS' 80
Teller ave.
WOODLAWN RID 2 $. Is5 II OF nun . :
26Nl19x i-reQ. IguaH Rottenbets 10 s,oo
! William Widman, jr mtg $500; Jan -7' CIV
address, 3OOS WooIlawn rd.
! WOODRUFF AVE. g. 2jl.2 y 3 ? OF ' 1on
IT. J0p9s Tx irreg. Ellen C0nlon 20 r'.".
/ lon. Jan -; 81 address, I23 Dast l'o'h ." ~.
| BATH ST. n :. 200 II Of - Knn ave mt
200. Kate Grannis 10 Kirkman q S9n ~
$40 T0o1: Jan %; 500. address % Brides .
! Brooklyn. ,,.
] 17ITH ST. s. 1905 Il Of southern DJ Tn5
| YARD 5OxiO0. Elizabeth VI titzpatrlck 70, is.
McNulty mtg $1,000; Jan %; sli1"; aNu' VS.
/, 305s cambridge ave. an
a3sTU ST n :. $50 n OF Kepler aye; ~. ~
! ,nc' - I sowter 10 Annie y SOwter. an ~. ~,
Not u: 500: address 1872 Halsey st' oro'A''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
MANHATTAN

IgTE eTRFFT-Pcase & Gilman have sold
for Mrs Edith NcVickar Won Hasbers, 81 Parls,
No % Fest 18Th street, "a three st0f' house, on
a 10, o2y799 feet between Fifth avenue ana
T-rivorsitv place. The buyer 1i0 make eT-
tensive alterations and occupy the building Tor
business purposes.
4nTu STREET. p English has sold Tor
Anna Elsen No 233 20 237 west i+th street
three three story dwelling houses, On q PLOT ~
~ 0 feet he,wecn Broadway and Eighth avenue
37TH eTREET-H Lyman short sold no. -
Vest 9th street. four story aud basement
dwelling house. on lot HlNssH feet. between
Fifth and Sixth avenues. Inc ADJOINING PROV
orty No 90 purchased IN November by
Jud4on : Todd VITO recently cold the ebutting
property. Nos. - and u West 0Oth street " INC
Wiuona Construc ton Company.
10TH STREET, b. English sold for Anna
F1een the three story dwelling houses Nos 20
and 237 West 40th street. on plot 5iXloo teel.
10 an Investor This II the second sale in this
block within the last two weeks. the last being
the nine story Hotel Markwel. directly opposite
this plot
10TH STREET William NJ. Eisen sold No.
233 10 237 west 4atf street. three dwelling
houses on a plot 54XgS.9 feet. between Broad
way ana Eighth avenue
57TH STREET Il Iwari 9. H. Noglor sold for
Lizzie A. steers the hNe story nathouse No 4ol
West 57th street. lot lGSNlOO.5 feet.
CONVENT AVFSUE The Tomahewk Realty
Comrany, Robert VI. Sivcrnan, president. n re-
ported Ia have sold the plot iOixS6 lOH ire gular.
al the southwest corner q Convent avenue and
Hist street. The buyers said 10 he DIiltcIs.
who win erect On apartment house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
UPPER FIFTH AVENUE PROPERTY SO[D
Dposers Of Site Take Over Egyfor-Yea Lease a' ID"
Aggregate Rental Of S4,0O0'O0O
ANCIENT ORDER OF HBERNIAMS TO ERECI 'HeA'nc

BoWERy I6l. 234xil6. : sty bldg 'o'uh-
tary sale: hid In AZ Soo.o". - .
3sTH ST. eig and 81 West. ~. ~ 90 WV
st, dwgs: voluntary sale: bid In At So'''"'
PINE ST. 81 .o4xto2 sy biag' s Sol s6o
sale: sold To- william NJ Whteaw TOT SIV'V
is,rrt ST . 3. lco II ~ Amsterdam, . Az.
,Nx7g'it vacant: voluntary sale; sold 10 po'''''
smith for 500 ., -,
5isT ct. rs West. ?i.Gxioo5. Colui saIe soId
Ioge leaseholl. stN dwg; Noiul'"'
10 7 Arthur Fischer fer S?5p.
WASHINGTON AVE. 52S and %, nrooS ~
50yIi7sx irreg. TWO . ST. apis voluntary S'''
bid IN at $4,000. 80,
PRINCE ST. 13i 20 1875. COY a., sly "''
t.ig: sold 10 the plaintiff for s'o'5ol'
ldiru st. 30 East. 3Xlo01l sly W'
,efD1t. sold 70 tge rlaintin for $500
tsT AVE. go. 20. sx96. sly tenmt ana stores
sold 20 Mater Brothers for s222Oo
WAVERLEY PL. 20 on map ~ ana 80 10 g"' main
So GX3T IOXSu. sly lott bldg: SOD 10 '"o p'''''
tin for 800 leo.
WEST FARMS I'D. " Freeman -: runs
. i3S .y W 1885 20 Longtellow ave ,.lN y
60 S.giTninu-. vacant. adjourned 20 February =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
BEAR MOVEMENT IN COFFEE.

The price of coffee has been advancing
for several months. owing chiefly TO the
poor crop outlook in Brazil, the principal
producing country, and il has been report
ed on the local Coffee Exchange that Eu-
gene G. Scales, the leader in the success
full bull campaign in the cotton market last
year, with the cooperation OF the men who
were associated with him In that campaign,
has taken the bear side In coffee. Mr..
Scales said yesterday afternoon, however,
that he was not interested in the coffee sit
uafiOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
FOR FEDERAL REGULATION
Preferred to State, Railroad
Commission Is Told.

Chicago, Jan 94.--John ]. Mitchell. presi-
dent OF the Illinois Trust and Savings
Rank: F. A. Delano president OF the
Wabash Railroad. and Burton Hanson. gen.
eral counsel for the Chicago, Milwaukee &
st. Paul Railroad. informed the Railway
Securities Commission to-day that they
favored federal regulation OF the issuance
az railroad stocks and bonds in preference
10 staee regulations.
The commission, headed by Arthur T..
Hadley, president Of Yale University, was
appointed by President Taft, and Is here
taking testimony preliminary 10 tho franz
ing Of proposed national law which. II IS
manned. would take from the states and
give 10 the federal government regulation
Of securities issued by railroads doing an
interstate business.
As a director IN four railroads. Mr.
Mitchell said he believed federal regulation
would make uniform and simplify tho
method now existing under diversified state
laws. II would tend to concentrate and
systematic the railroad business. he said
At the same time he asserted federal con-
troll should not impose any more limitations
thar We're necessary.
81 don't see how the government Is 60
ing 10 prohibit the selling OF stocks below
par" said AR Mitchell Nor do / see
how IT is going 10 prohibit the selling TO
stockholders stock az par when its market
value is above par The sellers and the
purchasers are the proper parties TO fix the
price"
Mr.. Mitchell said prohibiting the selling
Of stocks below par would tend TO encour-
age railroads now existing and would die
courage new railroads, into the building OF
which a speculative element must enter. In
reply to a suggestion that federal control
should cause a "stiffening up in the re-
sponsihility 10 be imposed upon railroad
directors as to the accuracy Of their re-
ports Mr.. Mitchell said he did not see how
directors could be any more responsible
they rou-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
TRUSTEES TO EXPLAIN DELAY.

letter will he presented to-day 10 the
Sinking Fund Commission. in which the
p-esident and trustees OF Cooper Union will
explain tho reason for the delay in making
use OF Tompkins Market
The market IL a three story iron front
structure, bounded by Third avenue Hall
Place and 9th and 18th streets. II has been
leased by the city TO the trustees OF Cooper
Union for a period Of ninety-nine years, for
u.hich 4 rental OF 81 will be paid
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25

SAVING MONEY.

~. -tsrup vending machines installed li'
-, stnres and shops about tie city are
,,nt favored BY a woman who hurried into a
ING store IN Massachusetts avenue sever al
iavs ago where there u Di"hch post
Nov do YOU sell your 2-cent stamps
.be inauircd. Indignantly. -..
Two cent apiece, replied BasSelI ,,..,a
..tTeH that's an right she replied wnue
49, s,a -, nor nurse for a coin. This is
~ HStH Mace have visited after stamps
~ eli the otner places they mad lhese slo 10y
nacLines where YOU nave 10 spg 0r nv !, mind
t ,'1, ~ IL. held uD II 7 had 10 wax all over
40 citv, Give me Two stamps. ,....-,s,
The woman laid down. dine i,iI yil ne s,S
y,.ith two @-ceHJ staHps. it"NiAs -
80, -, f,' cbauye wing on the showcase. sac
,;iS not retugn.-IndianaVoA News.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
LIS PENOENS.

l62D ST. 100. 792 and 194 East. Katie po,',-
aet Charles Dottner a al ,admeasursme-' I,
dover etc): attorney, J Heidernan.
fo0TH ST 237 West: Madeleine Z CAUSE ,r
Mabel 4 Ludlam e. al foreclosure Of re
attorneys, Geler. Rostou a Koran. I'D
ROWLAND ST. W 3, 1a8 % 81 fryss y
5OxiOO: Andrew + Bilhoeter agt Mary ls2'
foreclosure OF mtg attorney 7 Power
gcTH ST : r. l1J q n OF columbus ar
IOxt0O: two actions: Roschen Ledermsna "
Herman Alexander et II foreclosure Ok rI
attorneys. +. & \ L liner
I3STH ST. $50 East. William Goen ast Z =
Collar ct al foreclosure u Mtg; attorney ~
Feiucr. - -
MARCHER or SHAKESPEARE AVE. -
Dos n = of 1880 st. 2jXlO3j. EdHaTd : q,
agt Charles r = Zuerr ~ al 6orec1osIr
mtg. attorney. " L Wunf.
JACKSON AVE, ~ s. 235.' q : Q, lSts s
,s9x75: James < Flood sgt Nellie Il Dor'sz
81 al Cforeclosure ~ mtg': attorney. 7 EyrE
9th ST, n :. 40 u W % lst ave, y'1 JAW.
New York Tdfe Insurance ana Irvst 70 q
Louis Lass et al foreclosure % m'gl' srs'
ney. J . O'Conuor. -. .
iiSTH ST. n $. 1853 4 - Of No-ri, 7.
u 'oyiOs. 6. jeremiah J sullivan agt sh1yc
{ LOTUS e. al partition; attorney -
BATH ST, 5. 1S :, ". Of Katonas y.
-6x2,o. civ OF New York sgt Germany ~
str,Ictlon 90 motice Of levy; sttorneh \
BRooME ST, als: Excelsior Brewing @ y
John Rauer ct al foreclosure OF misl Avn
news. Holm. Whi,lock & ScarT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
BANKRUPT BROKERS DISCHARGED

Judge Holt granted discharge from
bankruptcy yesterday 10 Thomas A. Mcln-
tyre. IT., John G. Mcintyre and Edward J.
White, three Of the partners in the firm OF
T. A. Mcintyre & Co, stockholders, Of No.
II Broadway, against which petition IN
bankruptcy was filed on April "A, 1908 The
firms liabilities were sl.5ss,42s and nominal
assets 81 1Si0Sq
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
HOBOKEN FACTORY SOLD,

Allevn & Co have sold for the Adolph
Raudnitz Company 10 the Chocolat-Menier,
OF Paris and London, the FIVE story factory.
1o5x1oo feet. containing about 5000 square
feet Of floor space, at the northeast cor
ner Of Grand and 9TH streets. Hoboken,
y. J. The ChocolatMenier has outgrown
its present factory at Nos. 20 and 252 West
27tb street. and has now double its manu-
featuring CAPACITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
Al HEAD OF SAVINGS BANKS.

The Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank
has taken the place long occupied by the
Bowery Savings Bank Of leader among
savings institutions in point Of volume or
deposits It's deposits, which on July last
were S101, ~, 600, are now sl0t,oO,ooO or about
81 GO nO0 larger than those of the Rowery.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS

GRAND ST. n g. 30 II y OF willett St. v
sty brk tenmt: Samuel & Homel. premls
owners: O Reissmann. 30 Ist r.. architect: Sp
9sTH ST. :. 100 II " Of Columbus ave, ~
ming through tho block 70 9th It 70 liz
pun ping station. CITY. owner ] pevsf,,
10 Park Row architect; 5000.
9TH AVE. " cor listh 50. 20 sly I
tenmt and store: McGinn. i4iJ 9TH ave, oEr.
Gronenberg < Leuchtag. ! West 22d 81 srct
teets. g. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25

Josephine Iederer 10 lrlna IereEfIF N4s
Theodore Bitterman 20 Nina Bitterman;
500 1900
/ Albert Scharps 20 Daniel l. Korn $4,000.
Johanna Schlatte 20 Helen Strauss; 81
LAWYERS Title Insurance aud Trust Co 70
Nontenore Home; $4,000.
same 20 Lawyers Mortgage Co; Sl35.O00.
Harvey ] rnderhill TO William II Turren 81
al; $4,000. NJ. r, II. po.-
son: $4,000. ,
Pttsburg Life and Trust COMPANY q Pitts
burg, Penn 10 Assunta Pslmierl: $4,000.
John Mulllgan and ano - Excelsior Savings
carnegie Trust co to Simon schloss: 500.
Boulevard Construction 60 70 Anna 9 Fedden
Lizzie + Bowen to boulevard Construction Co;
Edward Black to Hayward 1eayitt and
Antolnette ; King to Frances Barnes g.
| Frances : barnes 20 Emily C Coster; $1,000
William Turrel ct al TO Helen p W Pear
son: $4,000. . -. -. ~ yo-,-
! Mortgage and Security CO. SlsoOco
and Security Co; s33,JoO. ,,,.. g..
| lite Guarantee ard trust 90 70 hohoou' 8aF
/ ings Bank; S2J.ouo. - -.
Same 20 Joseph Baruch; 10000.
! Sare 10 Prison Association OF New YORK.
! 1;ooTee Uertcner 10 Louisa Faerbcr: $500
! Margaret Knox 70 Minnie CHASER; ~. $1,000.
! Paui, Wright 20 Josephine Stein. edn; Sl2Jup
solomon VI Shatzkin 10 Burns Brothers 81.
! Northern New Jersey Trust 90 10 lniuattlal
| Savings and Loan co: 81 go
| J5ssph T. 3uhorworth 10 Ernest SchaHfer $50.
Gotham, Building and Construction co 70 hul-
| horn steam Hcating 60: 81.
Grace u Thomas to Gerhard kuehne, jr (as-
! Lawyers Mortgag" 90 20 william II IurreN'
So. 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

I'M. last hour this afternoon, new buyers becom-
INK discouraged at the giaring absence 81 any
iu.prOvomcnt ia the milling demand. further-
more receipts I'm the Northwest were 30 large
a. 10 form a disagieeabe surprise 10 the bulls
Cosing prices showed n net loss Of &c 10
40 Corn finished SHADE 70 20 or. oats un-
changed and hog products 90 lower 10 32'-c
advance. Range % prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.
The following transactions were recorded
al the Real Estate Exchange salesroom.
Nos Il and lG Vesey street. yesterday:

By Joseph =. Day.
FRONT s'r. ed. running through 10 ~ South ~.
q l1N2O35 one 2 and one sty bldg. eXTs and
trustees sale. sold 20 Charles Noyts Tor
s'5.vJO.
18TH ST \ West. 25xi,s.a 3is ETY. bldg; sNr's
ana trustees sale: estLte Of George " Lane 4,
sold - a j COnick Tor $4,000.
ssT. 20 Fast, Motto, stE dwF: e1rs
saIe. estate ~ Jacob sehlusser. sold Co lIeilner
q Wolf for 10000
, a71H ST. ~ East Is.9sip.5. I sp dws. per
cmptorv sale. sold 90 Walker Gillette Tor
$Z9. 40.
psTlI ST. so to "a East. ,54io0 three . sty
Itvr. p.Iempt,ty sale. sold 20 Cottrr tor
s--.vr
MTu -. 49, East. iCAlo1si- /" riy -Ng.
voluntary sale. SOLD 60 } Ihtrp Ion $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
nELMAS LEASES HOME.

Dolphin NJ. Delmas, the California law
yer. has leased the home OF Bradford Els
worth. at Scarsdale. Westchester County
for term of years. Fish & Marvin nego-
tiated the lease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
FLUSHING ACREAGE SOLD

Robert +. Pendergast, Of Manhattan, has
bought from Mrs. +. J. Graham about
fty-eight and one-half acres fronting 700
feet on Flushing Creek and Bay, between
College Point and Flushing The price is
said TO be sos. 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
STANDARD OIL NOT GUILTY.

Raleigh, y. c.. Jan 24.-The Standard OIL
Company was adjudged not guilty to-day
Of violating the antitrust law OF North
Carolina by cutting prices of oil 70 drive
out competition.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25

MORRIS AVE. " s. 1881 4 Of 1885,.
for . sty brk garage. 246xSj Harry IL.
% ave. owner. G II Dietrich. liz "a ave az
tect; 5000. A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN

BOTH 81 s. 235.2 Il Of 81 sve, io- a,
sly Office bldg 20X9S9; II r browne. 55 W.
18th ~. owner. T Tryon. 80 Ess. 18th st. al,
tect. $4,000
POST AVE. G s. 100 q OF Emsrson a. Z
four } sly brk tennis. 2jXss. Realty Opega,r
CO, - Wall st. owner. GrOnenberg & Jeqch,a
Z West I'D ST. architects. SO 0oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Laura Boormau 10 John Euntz; S2O0o.
Lawyers Title Insurance ana rus 20 10
T acts Tuyestment co; assts; $4,000.
Arthur T. KIec 70 julius stem 81.
Emma r Brogan 10 Allan X Haycoch
Wlilford Dayton. trustee, to Edith K
NyleS; 81. s,oo
Rio 20 o. Tudor Realty Co; 500. ..
Josephine Stein. guardian 10 Paula Wright
Sl2 go y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-01-25
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
nFNyFR & RIO GRANpE.

1911 1910 1909
80 week In Jan. S3sT 900 $4,000 S55sSoo
July 1-Jan. 81. 13,s53ccO 13,H3,1co i1,9oo 90
WABASH
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1909-1915, 1911-09-08
Practical "Hopper-Dozer."

early in May and the fields sure to
suffer considerable injury are those
lying alongside of unplowed stubble
fields or old worn out pastures. AS
the insects hatch out from those
places they will naturally move ON to
the adjoining grain fields and mead
Owls.
It may not be too late to plow a
strip Of the stubble nearest to the
grain gradually widening this as rap
Idly as possible till the field 'is plow-
ed. We have succeeded in saving
many grain fields in this manner even
though the blowing was not begun
till the, Matching process was over.
Great numbers of the young insects
are turned under by the plow, par
ticularly If the central strip of each
piece of land is left to be finished up
late In the evening when the insects
are not active. The catching of the
yoAng insects as they are passing
from their Matching grounds is a
means of last resort and should not
be necessary when other and surer
methods for grasshopper destruction
have been applied.
The large pans or "hopper-dozers"
that have ordinarily been used for
this purpose can readily be made at
the local blacksmith shons at a total