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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
N. & WIS GOOD YEAR
Gains in Gross and Net Earnings
Handsome Addition to Surplus.

The pamphlet report Of the Norfolk q;
Western Railway Company for the hscai
year ended June 80 last, which was
issued yesterday. shows considerable
gains in earnings over the results TOT
the preceding year and a surplus nearly
$1,000, 600 larger than that for the year
ended June 80. 1911.
Operating revenues were sSs, .
AGAINST sS5,557,592 for the preceding
year. an increase Of s4,177,iiA; operat-
ing expenses. s25,659.4sO. an increase Of
ee.1iI14O. and net revenue from ran
operations, s14,065.sO7. an increase o.
s,l66.5s4 Deducting the net deficit OF
s204oe. arising from outside operations
ard sl,41O,00O representing railway TAX
sccruals. the railway operating income
was s2s35.397. against sll,2s9262, and
adding other income" Of fl,5eS,242, the
gross income was slS,99S,6S9' an IN
crease of 81 ,426,92e.
Interest rental and other Deductions
from gross income aggregated si'oio'-
pe; the net income being sF,asl.e'S' anu
after allowance for the S9lP56S d1Vl~
bends on adjustment preferred STOCK
there was transferred TO the creo't o.
proGt and loss a balance OF sS'iez''Vo'
or sf.824.28s more than in the preced-
inz wear. After deducting from proht
and loss total charges Of s6,oal'SAS' OF
which s4,6ss,4S7 represented the dlVl-
dends on the common stock and s'S'-'-
O65 appropriations for additions ana pet
terments. the final profit and loss sur
piss as Of June 90, 1912. was SS'oSo'So-'
an increase Of s2,426,654.
The report says:
II will be noted that the gross operat-
tnz revenues show a substantial IN
crease. The liberal expenditures WhlCn
fr.e been made FOR improvements uPu!s,
your lines and for heavy engines ana
freight cars Of large capacity have en-
ahled your management 10 show 2 plaC-
ticaIly unchanged ratio OF operating eH-
perIse 20 operating revenues, notNl!u-
standing substantial increases IN rales
~ employees wages. The expenditures
for road and equipment aggregated so,-
SeCe9S, all Of which. In accordance WIN
The rules of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, has been charged 70 Your
companys property Investment accounts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
NEW JERSEY SALES.

St. Peter'- College bought from the So
ojetv 70, tho Prevention OF Cruelty te
Animals No. 40 Grand street. JERSEY city,
a two story brick building on piot fee1'
feet.
Charles n. Nicoli bought from Mario 4.
+. Van Et,en No. 40 Beach street. Jersey
CITY, a two family house on lot iSxi0 feet,
August Wensert sold TO Margaret l.
A. Meyer No. 100 wilkinson svonue. Jer-
sey city. a two family house on lot 3xa'
feet.
Joseph Lazarus and Harry Levy sold to
Samuel and Bernard Bcrkovin Nos. sS'
and iS9 Broadway, Bayonne, two brick
stor. buildings on plot 50Elos feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
AUCTION OFFERINGS TO-DAY.
AT NO. Ia vBSEY STREET.
nc Iosenh y nav

At NO. Ia vBsEY STREET.
By Joseph p. Day.
18TH ST, 22l East n r. ses ft " OF ~ ava.
23xe2, s ST. dwE; A y Kruger sgt " Krl-
ger; J J sullivan, atty; Cuthbert, ref:
partition.
Park ave, 8sIiQO.ii, two 4 sty tennis; Theresa
Levy agt Rlhs Conn ct al, II $ Dotenheinn,
atty; Ingersoll, ref; due, "a. 4ss as; sub 20
two prior nitgs. agsresstng $4,000.
10TH ST. 82T East, s. 1858 n OF LIST
ave 2s.4xis22 sty ten,nt: Liszie Van Ros-
ke,ck ast " l. Hayward ct al: Thornley
atty; J McDonough ref due. 314,ei& 20;
taxes etc 1880.
AT no. sos THIRD AVENUE.
BY Brya l. Kennedy.
CLAY AVE, 1895. " 4 $50 10 Z. n OF ias,h
~. 25xsi. 10x2SSS2.i. and 8 sty frame dues,
w r Brown egt Ida Ahelman ct al: W d
Brown. atty; G Thompson, ref; due So
49, 81: taxes. otc. S273 *.
BY Joseph p. Day
LyORING PL, .. e56 n OF Fordhsm I'd
75xi2i.3x75xl2s. vacant Security Mortgage co
ast r y Watson 81 al; Fletcher, Nee 4 D..
attys Hynsn Turchin ref; due 1885 20:
taxes. etc. 1923 81.
BY Samuel MARI
225D ST. 5, 224.4 Il e OF junction Of Coma
Lane. 2oxl6l.. TO Corsa Lane x30 2rI44.6
Wakeheld: Ptfdinsndo Msrtignstu at l. X
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
NEW NEWARK THEATRE.

Arrangements have been completed for
erecting a playhouse in Newark which
Will be the largest IN that city. II is
TO be built by Levi Weingarten, at the
southeast corner OF Branford Place and
Halsey street, one block from Market
street, and will occupy frontage Of
81 feet on Branford Place. 3o5.s feet on
Haisey street, and 1876 feet on Treat
Place, with O. rear dimension OF 1913
feet Mr.. Weinssrten has leased the pro-
posed structure from the plans TO Corse
Peyton 70, ten years, at $1,000 per an
num- The theatre will be from plans by
William z. Lehman, who carried on ne
gotations, and 1t Is estimated that the
playhouse will cost 10000. II will have
seating capacity of 2,ao, and II is
said that the stage will be the largest Of
any theatre In the East. The lobby will
measure 40x80 feet and the architecture
Of the building will be in the Moorish
design.
Mr. Weingarten bought the property
earlier in the year from the city Of New
ark for sA7,o0o II had been used for
many years as O burial ground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
PLAN 3,340-MlLE ROAD
Autoists Propose to Connect
NeW York and 'Frjsco

indianapolis, Sept. ia macadam
roadway. TO extend from New York City
10 San Francisco. distance Of 3,S4G
miles. and TO cost s26,coo,cO0 WAS pro-
posed here last night AT banquet of
three hundred Indiana automobile manu-
fscturers and dealers, who subscribed
$500, 900 to start the campaign in this
state.
The plan is to furnish material at a
cost Of about si2, 900, 900 free to the coun-
ties through which the road will pAss. the
counties to pay only for the cost OF con-
structiop. The route is to be selected by
commission 10 be chosen by an organi-
zation Of automobile manufa cturers, and
the road will be constructed under the
supervision OF government engineers, ac-
cordinS to the promoters.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
BELMONT GOOD TO CLERKS
Gave His Men Part of 81, 500,
900 Stock Bonus.

August Belmont. the banker, was again
examined yesterday before Langoon +.
Marvin as referee In the suit brought by
Clarence Venner and the Continental Sc
curities Company to force Mr.. Belmont TO
turn back 10 the Interborough Rapid
Transit Company $4,000 OF its stock
which WAS voted 10 him IN 1902
1t vas brought out from Mr.. Belmont
yesterday that Of this amount OF stock
given to him for services In the forma-
ton Of the marlborough he retained for
himself only 100000, while he gave
500 Ooo in stock to John b. Mcdonald. the
subway builder, and $4,000 20 Walter
Luttgen. Mr.. Belmonts partner. and to
clerks in his banking Office.
MIR. Hodge wanted TO know whether the
shares allotted TO the clerks did not rep
resent compensation for their services as
voting trustees OF the Rapid Transit
Construction Company, out OF which the
marlborough was formed later. Mr..
Belmont said this was not so, and that
he gave n certain amount Of the stock to
his clerks in accordance with a custom
Of his firm by which clerks in higher
positions were permitted 10 share In the
profits Of the firm. \
A request made By Mr.. Hodge 20 permit
the examination by him Of the books OF
August Belmont & Co Cor transactions
with the Interborough during the first
year Of the company's existence was
fatty denied by Mr.. Belmont, and Mr..
Hodge promised 10 apply for subpoena
duces tecum compelling the banker 70
produce those books
Mr. Belmont also declined 10 say
whether ne had met with any difficulties
in obtaining subscription TO the issue Of
s.. 10000 OF PETERBOROUGH stock which he
had given as one OF the specific acts Of
service performed BY him In considera-
ton OF the stock bonus. He refused 10
ray whether IL required a short or long
period OF time TO secure these subscrip-
tons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
RECORD MAoKEREL CARGoBs

Boston. Sept. 1.-THE largest quantity
OF mackerel ever brought into this port
at one time was landed to-day. Fourteen
vessels arrived with S52,40O fresh mackerel
and l,csS barrels of salt FISH.
Another record is said 10 have been es-
tablished at the same time. a schooner
had mackere - inches long and weigh
ing seven and one-half pounds. The mack
eyel was the largest ever seen by Wharf
wholesalers.
Prices Of large fish dropped from %
cents each TO . cents at wholesale when
news of the big catch became known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
REALTY NOTES.

4 regular meeting Of the W-'. Side
Taxpayers Association will be held this
evening at No. 81 West 3ith street, at
o'clock. Reports OF nominating and
regular committees will be received and a
fun discussion OF the proposed assess
ment Of the Seventh avenue extension
will take place.
SCHNEIDER Liebler have been ap-
polluted agents Of the Dayton Court,
northwest corner OF lslst street and Fort
Washington avenue recently acquired by
the Hoguet estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12

Mrs Madeleine Force Aston through her
trustees, yesterday leased the five story
and basement store and loft building at
Nos. % and 20 West 3lth street 10 the
United Cigar Stores Company. Much in-
terest was shown in the real estate mar
ket over the transaction, az II marks the
first disposition Of property left her by
her husband the late Colonel John JACOB
Aston. as a foundation for trust fund OF
5,Ooo, 600 which Is to furnish Nrs. Astor an
income during her life, providing she does
not remarry. The lease Ia for long term
Of years. and will bring an annual In
come Of s23 coo, the tenants to pay all the
fixed charges. including taxes and water
rents. The property IL In the new retail
shopping centre and occupies at plot 4ex
9S9 feet.
Fifth Avenue Leases.
II is said that negotiations are Dric-
ticaly completed for the leasing OF the
home OF General Lloyd 8. Bryce, at Nos.
1923 and 1925 Fifth avenue, between $50
and Sith streets, or lot i0xlCo feet. Be-
fore sailing for abroad this summer Con
eraI Bryce left the structure 10 rent al
AlD,Np' IL hlU IL 10 ICpOl W. '''@' So
prospective tenants are to pay close 10
this figure. The J. r. A. Clarke house, at
No. 1914 Fifth avenue. on lot 1oxlio rect
six story American structure, furnished
has been leased for $4,000 year by
Douglas Gilman e. Co., and the Horner
Company, 10 Mrs. J. p. Druillsrd, sister
OF Paul Sorg. who will occupy the house
for several years.
The United Cigar Stores has sub
leased 10 Charles &, Co.. fruiterers'
small store on the Vanderbilt avenue side,
adjoining the corner OF 42d street. OF
SIX story building the New York Central
Railroad has contracted 10 build for tho
cigar company. The lease Is for a penoo
Of thirty-one years at rental assresat-
ing 10000.
Buys East Side Tenement Houses.
John ". Bodine bought from Lovenfeid
4 Prayer the block front east stde OF
Scanned street from Water TO Cherry
streets. comprising ten five story tene-
ment houses, fronting 1855 feet In Scam
mel street and ia feet in Water ana
Cherry streets.
William r. Mason has sold FOR Eliza
beth Lane 10 an investor w ~
S7th street, a Ave story hathouse on plot
cs1es.9 feet between Eleventh. and Eishth
avenues. The property had not changer
hands in over twenty years.
Bronx Sales.
The Mercury Realty Company has sold
10 David Rosins for investment the one
story taxpayer and moving picture thea
ire at No. 1860 Southern Boulevard The
structure. which occupies a plot S'xl"
feet adjo.ns the corner OF Nestchester
avenue.
Edgar NJ Weis has sold fer George
Schweppenhauser, No. 1873 Inwood ave-
nue., a three family frame dwelling houss
on lot 251l0o feet The buyer gave acre
axe AT Riverhead Park, Long Island IN
part payment.
David l.. Woodall sold for 2. y. Nelson
the plot JOxi0o feet on the south SIDE q
Mace avenue. 100 feet from Bronx Par.
East. known as lots "a and IS on map OF
the Joel Wolf estate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12

"a, pron.r,v be,onxias to w1llism Elliott n
zboroxski on webster and Crestlins ayes, 30. .
II from " cor OF 10th st, 25xso; MarG d. n-,
1907; Christian and Bertha beC@e " Rloch
WHITE PLAINS RID at pit 2to Il from .
9,o ~ n from n e cor OF Morris Park ave- 2oH
100 July 2, 1906: Michael J and Catherine -.
o. Brien 70 Serial Building Loan ana SAVINGS
1nstttution: 81 coo; address. 1915 Broadway.
al AVE n .. bet % and 3D. sts: being lo's
%? and Ms, map property p Willard i ara
orarraes Woodlawr Heights, each 2oxiOV
- on ,oOs: George Vrceland to Amanda
Moore. % sherman ave; s2o75; attorney. Rob-
ert II Bergman, 1919 Cd ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12

1911; John II v i.ghrs and tns chr @ Hup'sI
srawins GO: 1851 ~ attorney CARTS g Hup-
8D AVE- iaSs, 2sres 8; June s, 1906 Jobp
IS and Elizabeth " Mulyey 20 Catherine I
Mynne; 5000: attorneys. Davis q Kaufman,
i32D ST. 5. 2ii6 q o, Ale1andsr ave.
?oxloo; July n. 1928; Charles II Jenkins 70
r Uuhbqrd, tfus: 50. COO; nttornsys' Al.sand.,
& Green, i65 Brosdssy
ibid ST. -, iel, n Of Alexander ave
201 i0o. July 81. lSa3: same 20 SAME; 5000;
attorneys same 40 above
lgSTH ST. a. i5Ss q o, Als1sndGr az az
attorney same 20 above.
Tho Bronx.
100: Sov il, 1901; cnri,tan G Reseimsnn q
Emms Regelmanr. $1,000. attorney, Title
Guarantee and Trust Co, l1e Rroadvay
soxa S Dec 49, 1sri Mitchell MeDeimo,t Con CON
attorney. Francis x Kelly 500 WINS eve
220xiOo. June l. 1909; Foxvele Realty 90 70
l7nanu. stern: $40 900: attorneys rerriss
Roeser 4, storck. i63 broadway.
LOTS ~. -. 100 and 100. map 1854. New
YORK. Catholic PTotectory Jan -. 1912. VIII
lam and Rose Buhi 90 Elizabeth x Doolius;
So $50, attorneys. Knox poollng. 6s William
MONAGHAN AVE g l2S r. $ OF Randall,
ave. 25sloo; May 10 1901: Florence a and Pau
POfeTEfrOi1 10 we haliroaQ to-OpsraflHa
Binding and Loan Association: 81. 50oi attor-
ney Eiw . Whitaker. 45 Broadway.
MAIS ST, at " cor OF land OF slsson, sij
a. ssioo City Island: June s. iaOs; Mary Arm
20 william and Charles q Banks; $500; ad-
dress New Rochelle, - y.
TOPPISG AVE. 1880 22s n Of 174tl,
SPRING st, 25x95; Aug H. 1907; Nichsel and
Mary Il Kelley TO Catherine I. Wynnc; 5000;
attorney Louis neetrs loi9 WoOdycrest ave.
WASHINGTON AVE, v $, 500 II 5 OF Is5th
Cwetmore) st. 5oxa2SJ0ysT; June 2s. 19i2:
Jane. J and Annie Dernerlein 10 Anna ",
81 90; attorneys, O'Grsdy Brothers. 277 Broad
way.
WEBSTER AVE. 1901 $ " cor. LOT 81. mag
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

The following transactions we're re-
corded yesterday 81 tho Real Estate Ex'
change salesroom. Nos. IA and l6 Vesey
street:
BY J. VI. Mayors.
LAFAYETTE ST, 1874, &. 114.2 II oi
Prooms 81. 26xio0; s sty tsnT3t and sto:ss
sold to the defendant FOR tJ0e43.
by Joseph p. Day.
43D ST. coo 10 500 East. r. 100 Il . ot
cd ave 75gi00b; sty loft bldg ana atty
reGr stable; adjourned sine Gle.
5ITH ST. 503 West n 3. so u " Of 18th
ave, f6.szf5.6; atty tenmt and store; ad-
journed 60 Sept 20.
fiTT AVE, si< e ., 10 n Of 5Tth Ct
25xs6.s: sty tenTnt and stores; adjourned
to Sept 26.
IIIH AVE, So. y, 505 n n OF 51th 81,
26x30; ETY. tenmt and stores: adjourned
10 Sept 25.
By Samuel Goldstioker.
Doth ct, % West s, 200 q OF CO.
luInbus ave, 23Ki00Ii 3 sty tennt; sold 10
the plalntiN for SIS 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
$4,000 BROAD STREET BUILDING

Plans have teen 1led for the construc-
ton Of six-story Office building for
the Broad Exchange Company on the
eest side OF Broad street. 1912 feet north
Of Beaver street. II viii have frontage
Of 3O.5 feet, and a depth Of il9.s feet on
one side. i2s1 feet on the other, and Sl.2
feet in the rear. II will have o facade
OF marble and bronze. and has been es-
tnated to cost tsOocO. Clinton and Rus
ueu ura tho aychitects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Manhattan.
BROAD st, Al; Broad Exchange % 10
prosdway owner; Clinton T. Russell w "as-
sau 81. Architects $4,000
Tho Bronx.
10th ST. n s. 100 II Of Forest ave s.y
brk library b0rioos; city ot NeT VOTE OIL
e.. xsKtrn. Mead a White, isO 9th ave. srchi-
tects, 10000 ..y h,S
24Isf sT n cor Ratonah avs, J sly otk
church. 4axeo; New York City sooisty o. ,t
Methodipt-Episoopal Chufch. Eas" 80,
craft IL West 41d ~, PRESIDENT, o"neI
s Miiton See & Son. s West 52d st. architects
5000 s., ., =. pos,or
FISHERS LANE, g. $50 eesson
non builders supply CO. 2+th o. and % ave.
Noun; Vernon. owile7;. o &C J ALISON '''"S
Toin.. y y. srehitesti $:c o-. co,oou,s.
4 -iv brig t.nrnt, 2Syi0; Angela Monaco -'s s,u
:, o. y,ii, ave owner; " W Dol Gaudio'
1oi fremont ave erchitcct; el6c"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
LIS PEN DENS.

HOE AVE- =, 10 II % il6d s. 'SIloo;
p.,.r II BELLY A Bros Go AIT East One Hun
dreS and sixty- seventh street Realty co notice
Of iev,): attorney. II b Singer
BANK ST. No IL: John II G2e,scnIus ss
'rrornas Monahan action 10 forecoss rnech an
ic's lienl; attorney. @ 3 Class. -.
AVE d, W cor 1,h ST. 2sIs4 :; AUGUSTA
Doctor 81 al ast Augustus husnes ''o''oo Vi
levy: attorney. NJ q Hoistetn- -.
1itTH ST. No &c West: Laura Es 81 Tag as!
Abraham Blumcerg ct al (toreclosure or m,ge,
shall - o.
o,o.,re q, ntgl; sttorney J Baron.
10Th ST. 677 to eaS JOSEPH Buelesoac1
eat Hudson Structural Steel 90 foreclosure OF
mts); attorney. II Hildrch.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
BEEF PRICE SCARS AGAIN
High Record Broken the Third Time
Within a Week.

Chicago, Sept 11.--For the third time
this week heeves to-day broke tho high
price record. carload sold at SO 90,
This was 10 cents abov. the last previous
top figures
Predictions were freely made that the
trade soon would see somsthins hereto
fore believed 10 be fabulous---beef SELL
ins at II cents a pound ION the hoof"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
GREAT NECK SALE.

The Rickert- Finlay Realty Company has
sold 10 Lincoln r. Hypes a plot with 100
feet frontage on the north size Of Bev-
erly Road 2ts feet east of Park Lane
Kensington, Great Neck. Long Island
The plot adjoins the site of Mr.. Hypes's
residence at Beverly Road and Park
Lane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
MRS. FORCE ASTOR LEASES A LOFT
Her First Transaction in Realty MarkeTWo Fifth avenue
Houses Rent for $4,000 a Year Each.
ROW OF EAST SIDE TENEMENT HOUSES S0lD

Ringeietsin e. all Bernard shaw, az 10"
Jvdse ref: dus, 81, I72 So: taxes, etc, 10 ID.
By II. C. Mspos Co.
~-ruraor.r, AVE n .. c55 n . OF Havemeyer
ave 25xI00; poushkeeps.e Trust Co agt Adam
Mjnk 81 al: c W IA Arnold. atty; W lamp
bell ref: due 1919 ~; taYes, ETC. sl'o'''
ON FRIDAY
At NO "a vDsEY STREET.
By Joseph p. Day.
l3DTF ST, 10 East n s, ia n OF Msnison
ave- lexeeij, sly dwg. Broad~ay oSEuuss
Ins.ltution AIT 4 NJ Low et al Flchard heu!'
atty; " T quinn, ref; due, sIe2 TO- taxes
etc, ISL g.
At no 1908 THIRD AVENUE.
By Joseph r. Day.
vYsE I'VE, 1907. 9. 46:e n OF lIst5 81,
I5xilSB q sty dwg; Reynolds ssS n
connor a. al: W - Cameron, atty; i NC
Csrthy. ref; Due, 81, $40 81; taxes etc 400 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
RECORDED LEASES.
WIN mama and address Of lessee
SEPTEMBER II.
Manhattan.

BLnEcKBH ST. $780, :, store sna osse'''e sso
I,lnecEs- o.: 39-i2 yrs from Sept 10, 1917; s'Io'
address 20 Blescker st r,...,tt -,
LEXINGTON AVE. 1925, II store; E:Iih e, X X
/ ,eic. s2sn. sddress. o4Il Belmont ave
ID AVE. 1850, store floor and basement si'a
lat Aoor. Louis herman 10 william Bartels ara
sno: yrs from April l. 1914; sl'S"' addfes''
eTU AVE. III, store and bassment; ssuu9'
NJ JACKSON 20 Jacob Well; yrs from oct l.
1912: 81 go; address. ~ sth ave ,,-,.. .o
Nari. l. Carnyer: yrs from May J. l"i-'
S. 30: sdcress 800 west 18th 81. y A..
10TH ST. ss7 East, all; Con,ehh T. ~, %
oct i. 1912; 81 200; address Port Jefferson'
Long Island. -, c-,,l,s II
1ssD ST. ell East. frame bog: mare ,-o, N
MAJ l. 1914; $40: address Gil Eas, 1881 ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
ASK LOWER AUTO FREIGHT RATE.

Washington, Sept. 1.-THE existing
freight rate of 81 hundred pounds on
automobiles, less than car loads. from
New York and other Eastern points 10
Pacific Coast terminals. was attacked to-
day before the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. The charge for other selfpro-
PEELED vehicles, less than car loads, iE "a 80
q hundred Demand Is made that the
roads reduce the rate on automobiles 70
that 11ure
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
ACTE RATiONS.
Manhattan.

.rH AVE. $50 20 4so; 20 Y sty ro:e ana
,of,.: r. Goset & Shepard De Forrest, "esS
I'm 81. owners: Il Roll, lbs Bioie HOUSE
sTtJ AVE-. SIS, 70 a sty dwE; Ryan.
premises. owner; Csrrere & Hastinss' 20 o'h
ave architects; 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
BROOKLYN DWELLING SOLD.

e. T. Newman has sold the three story
and basement brownstone dwelling house
No. 4e4 "a street for p. NJ. Heard 10 a
client for occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
SEPTEMBER j.

SEPTEMBER IT,
9Th AVE cor Of liTh 81 SD l =.
Orbaeh azt Edward Friedman e. al; March 20
-" HtIpoNxpAI.v AVE- 1919; Thomas McD99n,,,
ouSh sxt giuseppe vstrano - al; Sept 3 i'l1
nc $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

SEPTEMBER II.
ARROW AVE. n S, - n ~ OF SCHUYLER sve
StrlO0; Frederick W Koch loans Frank ant
IA, T Stinson 81, 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-12
ToIeTFoR BUSINESS PURPOSES

TO LEASE, WITH POSSESSION.
Rent TO start Feb. LIST.
3S.44 West 3iat ST Store. basement, eIxe2
ath loft, 6Tr92.
L SACKS 90 West 22d 81,
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and sttor-
ney.)
lntersst 8 per cent unless otherwise stated.
SEPTEMBER II.
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Manhattan.

MADISON AVE, n cor s2d It, p4.4x6O:
Construction Co TO Afbeis Realty
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
SKIP TEhSER II
Manhattan.

WIN maine aId address OF lender ana s',or-
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225D ST 5, 224.4 Il OF junction Of Coma
lane. 2oX16l.. 10 Corsa lane xS0 2rlA.6.
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-12
Office Of Collector Of City Taxes,
City Hall, Room l07,
Notice to Taxpayers.

city Taxes for l9I2 are due and
payable June 18th to 30th, inclusive
The city ordinances provide that one
half may be paid In June and the re-
naming half I'm December Failure
TO pay all or one-hatf in June incurs
q penalty 81 8 per cent. on the whore
amount which is due at once and IL
not paid before SEPTEMBER lST, the
collector is required to levy, with costs
added.
ALL MALES Il years OF age. ALI.
PERSONS lMALE OR FEAALE) who
own pei sonal property. or hold personal
property as adueiary, and all parties
conducting business In the city OF
Richmond (of whatever nature) are
assessed. and viii please call and set i.
tie, go as to avoid delinquency
GRADING, PAVING, PIPE AND
SEWER CONNECTION BILLS may be
paid at this time,
GIVE NAME IN WHICH PROPERTY
STOOD on land books on January 81.
1912, and see that you get all pour
BILLS: property transferred February
LIST or later stands In name of owner
In t3ii.~
This IL the only notice required by
law; please give II prompt attention as
viii be added to the whole hill after
June s0th,
- Washington ward taxa, etc, must
be paid at the office of the Deputy
Collector, Tenth and Hull streets.
HERBERT l. HITICE
Collector Of Taxes. CITY " Richmond.