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The sun., 1912-07-10
.BUR1ONS REPORTED
TO Be BIG BUYERS
said to Have Enlarged 9Th Ave.
Site in Hope Of Attract
ing Retail Stores.
ARE NEGOTIATING RESALE
Lord 4 Taylor May Take Part il
Another Concern Will
Take the Rest.

According to a we'll foun ded report
ton are the real buyers Of the properties
a, TO II West Thirty eighth street and
stn ~ Vest Thirty-ninth street. adjoin-
.ns their own holdings on the block front
m tho wes, side of Fifth avenue from
Thirty eighth To Thirty y-nnth street.
sicepting the Thirty ninth street corner.
,vued nv Michael Drei,.r. They bought
'ho additional property. II is said. with
ne hope "f rcselling their entire holdings
,oson,e Of the five downtown retail houses.
lord 4 TAYLOR. A. A. Vantine. Arnold.
constable / Co.. Aitken Sons 4 Co. and
Rroo.s Rro. No deal has been CON
srnnated. though it is reported that
Lord 4 Taylor will take up the matter
n the early fall.
lhs property mentioned was assembled
senilv through the agency Of tho firm
II Tucker Speyers 4 60. for a concern
,nowu as the Thirty-eighth and Thirty
rinth Street Company. Of which f. T..
Stovell +. W. Moxley and II. r. John
s,nn arc directors. Several of the par
,.l- were picked mp at various times and
lTdUSlPl''l W piic IsIS'ii'' u'lttt
he whole plot was assembled. Reports
= the time Of purchase were to the effect
,B,t loft huildings we're to he erected
m the property acquired. but not only
hve no plans been filed for any such
mil,iug, hut brokers working in the
interests of the Burtons have offered the
property to the retail houses named.
Il is said that Lord h Taylor look with
favor ON the site though they consider the
entire plot too great for their own needs
There is not room for all Of the firms TO
'ocatc. and four Of the others. excepting
Brooks Bros. are in agreement on a plan
- locate in the same section 20 which,
when II l. 'ound. they will all remove AZ
about the same time.
The plot formed by the combined prop
crties of the Burtons and the properties
which IL il said they are the buyers of has
frontage Of 1881 feet on Fifth avenue.
80 feet on Thirty-eighth street and lj9
feet on Thir'y-ninth street. For good
man, years the Burtons have been look
ING for a buyer for their original holdings
from among the old downtown firms and
m several occasions it was reported that
hey were negotiating with Lord Il Tay-
or and with Vantine 4 Co.
For the summer the matter Of removal
4 the old business houses whose selection
of uptown sites has been expected for
some time IL AZ rcst. Several of the
rrnc-pals are in distant summerin Z places
aid will no, return to the city until the
'all Negotiations will be resumed then
and II some concern can be had to take
pari of the property "a deal with Lord
4 Taylor NAV i)e coneIrimated
The sun., 1912-07-10
SALES IN THE BRONX.

PROSPECT AVEN UE. james 4. Barry
has sold 1888 Prospect avenue. a Ave
story apartment house. on plot 40xlOo.
to the Stack Realty Company.
BARRETTO STKEET.-The p. V Con-
struction Company has bought from
the Henry Morgenthau Company the
plot, l5oxlO0.5, at the southeast corner
Of Barretto and Simpson streets NJ.
|. Strinsky was the broker The buyer
will erect five story apartment house.
The B. V. Construction Company re-
Gently completed an apartment house
at the corner OF Tiffany and ij3d streets.
INTERNALE AVENUE T. The Henry Nor
genthau Company has sold 1885 Inter-
vale avenue. a five story apartment
house. on plot iOOx5O. In part payment
the buyer gave a plot at the southwest
corner of Walker avenue and Sedden
street. with frontage on Fuller street.
directly opposite the Morris Park
Station of the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Louis Reiter
was the broker.
TIFFANY STREET. The Handel Con-
creta Company has bought for ocou-
pancy il42 Tihany street a three story
building, on plot 3oXii3, near l0sth
street.
The sun., 1912-07-10
OTHER MANHATTAN SALES.

WESl 1891 STR EET. --Snowber h Smith
have sold for the O'ponahue estate the
Plot 'cJNi"o on the north side Of i33d
-'r"e' 10 feet west of Broadway. The
purchaser iS a builder. who will immedi-
Ht"l" start tn" erection of siI story
apartment.
FNST %'TU STREET. Robert NJ. Full
f"n las hought 143 to I+7 East Thirty
ninth street, three four story dwell
'ors on plot 53xos,9. between Third
hni Lexington avenues. Tho buyer
vii crcrt ON The site nine story
apartment house from plans by Ross
4 MoNonl Mr.. Fulton took title yes
'"rday to li7.
Nul,NlNGSlDL DRIVE. Robert II.
l"rC- and j ". Terhune have sold for
M" Holding Company. Henry
H"rrhleld, president. the Circle. a
- story elevator apart inent house. on
n"i i'32Ni i8.9SeiI. at the southwest
'''rcr Of Morningslde Drive and i22d
.'i""i W. III" troion Sc,iirities Company,
'"-lI" IT, Palmer president. which
- f"~old IA" property through II. ].
'"rn"y aud !. ". T"rh,no to an in
''"r Who gave ont Of town projert ,es
'. Idr' Payment, \ sale Of the Circle
'i"r' 'ncut- reported last mouth was
".' t"usuinmal'i Tho property waa
tf"n t"rrvd yesterday 10 the Spcrry
Hnl'htnaou tompany
''\Il >llAN t\ENtE. Frrderirk Nv
SOM hav" sold tor IA" estate of
'H'"h \. Nllcuh las Manhattan avenue
hr"" story and basement dwelling,
~ not ii,io. near i'6,h street. to a client
I"' occupancy.
The sun., 1912-07-10
MECHANICS LIENS.

Av y, taa S,echlrr & Urbach agt Betty Click.
owner and contractor ..,.. ... -...... ei6. 10
Az. s " ror of l7Sth 81, iOOiiO
Ehrrt Skamn~l agt Irnt1 Realty Co, owner
AMSrERDSM Az. 1873 ts Peter Spence -i.ST aSi
and Daniel T Mccain. contrac tors SSss 5.
ELDRiDGE ST, no h.-Hcrrtng bone Metal Lath
Co Agt witty Bros, owners: WcinStein 4 Katz
contrac tors Buchalter Welnstein Co. sub
EDGFCOMBE Az, W ., l74I n n of ia:d st. 75x
lGI-E du Pont de Nemours Powder Co agt
James a Deering and Vim Henderson. owners:
Patrick Reddy. contractor. ..,.,.,... Sou. 81
<sTH ST, i5S-i6i WI p Read Lead Works v
Finance Company. owner Cramp Co. con
tractors: Louis Fkrkas, sub contractor. S23e o.
18th ST. l56-i8l W-Bumscy Pump 4 Machine
Co vs. Finance Co of Pcnnsyivania. ct 2l. owners:
tSamp Il Co. contractors, Louis Farkae sub
contractor ...... ........ ... ....., &tSs Ia
3iST ST, 10 T. Frank dc caro- vs. 3ist St-Mad,son
60. owner. Terry 4 Tench Co, contractors.
Riley h corrigan. sub contractors .. sos
10TH ST. .2-2S " and 18th 81. 1928 " Story 4
Flickingcr vs. Gcorgc Stugard. owner and
con trsrior: New York Real Estate Associates
and lEnus Realty TO. contractors NO
lOGTH 81. tOo-iti T. Strchlcr 4 Urbach " Kay
Lr"cnhcry. owner: Rr,,r iiN~h ror,rsc'or sps
?.s'TH ST. : 5. :a8 II " of Panlding ay. iNoxim
stein. owner; Charles liugelsicin. Jr. oanrr
and contractor .....-. ......' S.a.
2oTH ST. "a " Eugene J Flood vs. Bertha X
Bartlett. owner; a 4 Bach. Frank Keller and
Richard barthcl. contractors .t,. S3Oe
The sun., 1912-07-10
XERNOCHANS BUY ON 5TH AVE.
1aL- Lewis Coon's Building and
Give Broadway Corner In Trade.

Fifth avenue investment purchase by
'he members of the kernOchan family with
q trade end TO il. one of the ,orgest and
mos; important deals of tte recent realty
market, was closed yesterday by the
brokerage firm OF William J. Roome 4
Co for ,he Peerless Investing Company.
Of which Lewis Coon is president. They
sold so Fifth avenue. a modern six story
lu-incss building on lot 25xlOO. east side.
- feet south of Forty ninth street. The
uuvcrs are Mary 5. Kernochan and other
members Of the Kernochan family. who
gave IN part payment the southeast cor
uer of Broadway and Twelfth street, a
gore plot fronting I3.1 feet on Broadway,
l.j - feet on Twelfth street and having a
-ou'herly line Of li4.8 feet. all covered
bv five story mercantile building. This
properly stands in the name Of the Ever
eta I. Whitney estate. 10 which the
kernorhan family are heirs.
Mr.. Coon bought the Fifth avenue prop
erty about year go from Heilner 4 Wolf
and ). h. Stone. who had purchased it at
The pinaney estate sale In May, 1911. for
S1.d,oQ0 There was four story dwelling
here III that time. which MIR. Coon razed
and replaced with the present building.
In April Mr. Coon leased the entire build
ing "a the \. j. Crawford Company. deal
-, in an1iuu.e. for ii period Of ten years
Oh a ue' rental basis. This property has
neen held ~ s8D, and The parcel given
IN par payment at $500
This is the fourth / ift h avenue property
improved and sold by MIR. Coon, the others
having been The old New York Club plo {
Al the southwest corner of Fifth avenue
ard | Ihu1v-iifth street; the Hayden Build
ing. az j?3 Fifth avenue, and the Lichten-
stein Building at j3s and $40 Fifth avenue.
He also built the Langhain apartment
house ON Central Park West from Seventy
'tird 10 Seventy fourth streets.
no kernochans recently sold their
home on Twenty sixth street. on the mort b
side of Madison Square Park. where "A
Oft luidlng is being erected. covering z
also IA" sile Of the former home OF Frank
Work IN their present purchase they
We" represented hy kernochan d Rider.
The sun., 1912-07-10
Army and Navy Orders.

wAsHINGroN, July s--rhess army or.
ders wero issued to-day:
Firs. Lieut. John T. Rowe. Coast Artillery
from Finy-ninth to Coast Artillery School
Fort MonrSe rec, for c9ur,. ,; c ..,,.
from rwenty.frst Company to unassigned
list
from unassigned iis' 10 twenty -nrst Com
pany.
First Lieut.. Hcrnsby Evans Ninth lnfan-
cart q r i.anshorn.. from Eleventh to
Capt, 8. p: Rockenb.ch. from Twelfth to
First Lieut., q. NJ Edseriy Fifth Infantry.
from New Hampshire College Of Agriculture
and Mechanic Arts. Durham. n. H.. TO his
regiment
These navy orders were issued to-day:
capt. G. c. Marsh. from Naval War Col
'sS no s%mmAHh 3 E! ns 1win 1h'E from Charleston
yard 10 command the Baltimore and captain
" Gomman1er sn u NJ. nuren from Naval
Academy 20 command the Tacoma.
to n' the salem M q as "" ee."u'ivt % and nasiS.,or.
Lieut.. c. p. Johnstone, from tho Salem to
Midshipmsn II, Hoos.worn to tn. Miu-
ncsota
NM'%ssp%%'n Mao1t % i MGir, % Ho.ss .ss L. L. J. w:"s. '
tho Louisiana,
Mtdshipncn y, k. Martin. e. GuIbreneon,
II, =. Hassart, j. T.. Fox and n Royden 10
the Michigan.
Midshipmcn j. l.. King. A. n. LodeI.
J. u. j Parica and ]. D. Clark to the Rhode
Island -
Ragby and J. A. Saunders TO the No"
Hampshire,
Mtishipm.n NJ $ Tisdsie. !, " II wssm.,
=. Hills, Y. 4, Lake, ". y 0reenman, "
r,s-hrr ana r. u. r. Ei'u~r 10 the North
Dakota.
Midsh,pmen II. r. Poe. d y. Patterson. l..
l.. v l,riffip. HI q, Frazer anu
| u. T., Schuirmaun TO tn" south 'aroiin. .,
Mhishipncn q, Hulinga 4 v. Tracht, w.
y Nickinson, a. II. Fort and A u GROW
to the tah .
! Mhishipr,ru u =. Ramsey. J. McDon-
, nell q Vi Ia Mounain and u. W Whi'eslde
Niishipinan v NJ Pac. ~ tho South
, Dakota . . ,,, .,
| NLishipmen NJ k,sMer, Z; W. u.
, T.. .hirIi h ~ MrNutrnn arn " >. ii"sS
| Mll.h,p,non u = wick u II. Good. r, u
wak-man, u y A siinr'"n E'd-
| rods, and / I Brown To n. Nsbrseks.
| Nilshipneu q. A lockwood and =. y.
| Hall to The Mississippi
The sun., 1912-07-10
MERCANTILE LEASES.

The Charles +. Noyes Company has
leased the entire building at 23s Front
street to Levy Bros. & Knowles, Ltd.
tho third loft In 4s7 and 4s9 Greenwich
street to the Hoffman-La Roche Chemical
Works, the fourth loft in l76 Park row
to the Progressive Age Publishing Com
pany, the third loft In 40 Pearl street
to Matthew Lenz. the sixth loft In IL
Dutch street TO the Fulton Press. the
fourth loft in 40 BuriinE slip TO Kossler
& Pudles. the second loft In 1ls and l20
Maiden lane to the New York lnsole Com
pany and the seventh hOor In the Turn
huh Building at the southwest corner OF
Grand and Centr" streets with Benjamin
Highlander to Alexander Bernhcimer and
William Livingston.
Th. Cross Broyn Company has
leased for John J. Mooney tho entire
building at 1873 and 1856 Amsterdam ave-
nuc for n term Of years to tho Hudson
River Garage Company
Moore & wyckon have leased to Sol
Bloom, Inc. the corner store and base
mcnt at Broadway and Forticth street
IN the Metropolitan Opera House for IA
term of years
The sun., 1912-07-10
RECORDED LEASES.

UNION AV, n W cor iac,h II. cor store-Thos
Schneider to Emil Kuchn. 80 Fox ST. 8 yrs
from sept !. 1917: atty. Emil Kuchn. b7e Fox
BRooK Av. hsl. 8 W cor ,.oth st. south store r." =
Mary = white to Giuseppe Porce llo b3l Brook
Av, lil2 yrs from June I. 1912: atty. J Ncu-
mark. 81 Nassau ~ ............ . S2D7 To $3.50
ieaTH 81, 800 r. cor store e-Samuels Pharmacy
q corp. TO Leon 1artas. 800 T. i68th 81, sic
Srs N from Dec iS' 1911; atty, hillaHi,;
LENOX Az. Al. storc-Novei Holding Co to
YRS fron july j. isi:: atty. xrnstcin. !. i =
i2s Bway slam and q 800
s sso Sor q, s,tn sus, 81. sfS1s ~ ws
av. 5 yrs from May l. 1912: atty. Bernheimer, 4
SPBCo. Amsterdam ay and icsth st 49,. -, SO
ton et al to Ludwig Baumann 4 Co. Harlem
8 yrs from May I. 1912 atty. + u Sanford, los
BWAy ...,...... ..... ............ ...... s. <OO
The sun., 1912-07-10
PUBLIC OFFERINGS YESTERDAY IN
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.
LAT Ia XESEY STREET,

PUBLIC OFFERINGS SESTERDAy IN
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.
TAT u vEsEY STREET.
By Joseph p. Day
PINE ST. ?1-.s. y Il. 137 9 Nassau ST. b0.3
eAsx irreE. IA sty officc bldx-U $ Realty
and an, Imp, GO as, Twenty seven ever ,,a, and
s4i.ss. taxes. &c. ,7.s7s'eo. sub TO- pr m,s
~ $500 900, TO II L Gcodhart for ,iSs,s9s
ssn & sT M .iy Sxs % Il Srssr '.s us, 'T ors.n
;;o:. sub 10 Is, mtg of $500; 10 Charles II
I2sTH ST. $50 Il. SIS. 1926 I'd av. 26xeell. >
sly ,enmi-s { iIaddon. .s.irx;; sSt b.r.
p &c, ,l27 os: to the piain,in for $4,000.
AUDuBON Av. VS.. block front bet ls'th
stor.."jacsS @ a ' Levy az. H1ldana LAY t Realty CO
ct al. due S3s.s6<22, taxes, &c N,5SeH;
III, 10 the plaintiff for i2s,..,3. =. ,ox,,
wm. simpson ct al. due ,so:ssi .!i. taxes,
&c, 3s3s.<e: to the plaintin for $4,000
lat 320s THIRD AVENCE.1
BY Joseph =. Day.
WEBSTER n ;;; Av ssas n,, aro tss. 61T vI,nn H,
Invest 90 for 5000.
"EhiSHs FL As sg ,s;S S2s si1 S%s M
;ass:: $. Is. SIS; 10 the he" Bronx rnSes, CO CO
rd, lsx1A3. sty hrk dwg-F Lloyd ct
al trs, agt Irving Constn Co ct al action
|, due S5.i40S2, taxes. &c. N51. to the
Bronx Invest 90 for $500.
WEBSTER AV, 354S. :. bs7.3 n Gun Hin
rd lsx7te. sty brk dwlg-F q Lloyd ct
al. trs. agt Irving Constn 60, action 2.
due 15i4o.a2 taxes: &c. siS7 to the
WEBSTER Av. 35H. s. 5s5.4 n Gun iill
rd isxs43. siy brk dwg-F Lloyd ct
al. trs. agt Irving Constn Co ct al due
S5i37.S0. taxes. &c, Sl57: 10 the Bronx
Invest co for 5000.
WEBSTER AV. 1850. =. 603+ n Gun Htll
rd lsx1t3 sly brk dwR-Same. ags
Same. action g. due 35.1S0+2. taxes, &c.
sij, 10 the Bronx Invest Co for $500.
By Henry Brady.
CLAY AN. =, abt 20 Prospect pl, 75x
1856 to Anthony av. 80 TO Prospect pl.
s26X20xs2 vacant-Henry 1den. exr. ct
al agt j. " Bailey ct al. due es,s7206.
taxes. 81. ss.7t3sj. to II p Booth for
BY Samuel Marx
ST AIMS Av. III. W =. IS 1920 st. c5S
10. s;y tenmt-S J Mccarthy ast Jonas
Well ct al. due $3.50 33. taxes, &C, S&745c;
TO the piaintin for $4,000.
By Samuel Goidsticker.
KINGsBRIDGE RID. 20. 8. IS " Morris sv.
l6Sso. sty brk d~g--Farmers Loan
Trust Co. ,xr. agt L Singhi Realty Co
ct al due S7.ss2.57. taxes &c, 9c2l.9i, to
Alexander = Fisher for $4,000.
By George Price.
BERGEN AVt SiS, W Il. :2:s I5:d 81. 23x
100 sty dUe-J Stolzenberger agt q
Schmitt ct al, due i.504S2, taxes, &c,
$3.50. to Charles Wilhelm FOR s3.loo.
The sun., 1912-07-10
WILL BUILD ON LEASED PLOT.
jsth and 30th street Properties
Taken for . I.ong Term

Negotiations have been concluded for
the leasing Of the Cram estate properties
at 3 East Thirty-eighth street and East
Thlrty-ninth street to the Number Six
East Thir,y-ninth street Company, re-
Gently Incorporated. with Charles ".
Cooley. Frederick p. Dennis and Frederick
NJ. Sanders as directors.
The lease is for a period Of twenty lone
years. with the privilege Of one renewal
for similar term. The rental for the first
term will amount to about ssOO. 600.
The property. which has frontage Of
81 @ feet on both streets. with depth of
1917 g feet. is to he improved Immediately
with IA twelve story building from plans
by Mnlliken 4 Moeller
Frank ID. WELLER and Hayes 4 Robert son
were the brokers in the transaction.
The sun., 1912-07-10
MONTCLAIR PLACE SOLD.

G. ". Snyder d Son have sold the
country home Of G. ". King OF Man
haitian at Montclair. n D.. on plot l75x
$50. with stables. garage and buffers
residence, to Brooklyn client for a
country home. The reported price for
the property il $50, 600.
The sun., 1912-07-10
PINE 81. PROPERTY AT AUCTION

The former Kuhn-Loeb Building. a
thirteen story Office structure at - and
20 Pine street. vas sold at auction yes
terday by Joseph p. Day as the result Of
foreclosure proceedings brought by the
United States Realty and improvement
Company against the Twenty-seven and
Twenty Pine Street Company The
property was struck down to Howard
l.. Goodhart on a bid Of $i5O,O over a
prior mortgage OF $500. 600. with interest
amounting to $3.50. Mr.. Goodhart is
a director in the defendant compant
The sun., 1912-07-10
BRONX THEATRE PLANS.

Plans were filed In The Bronx for the
erection Of three story theatre and
stores, l20xis1. on the EAST side OF South
ern Boulevard l3+s feet north Of Adams
street The s. =. w. Company. OF which
Meyer Solomon Ia the president. Is the
owner, and the cost has been estimated
at $4,000.
The sun., 1912-07-10
THE WEATHER FORECAST
WASHINGTON PREDICTIONS FON
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.
For eastern New York and New
EnGland. unsettled to-day and to-
morrow with occasional showers,
moderate, variable winds.

For eastern rcnnsyivania. unsettled to-
day: probably local showers: unsettAo TO.
morrow; light to moderate variable wi~~ts.
For New Jersey and Delaware, unsettled
to-day. showers tonight or tomorrow:
light to moderate winds. mostly southorly.
For western New York. unsettled to-day
ana tomorrow. with occasional thunder
showers: moderate winds. mostly south and
southwest.
NEW YORK. July io.---The pressure re-
from the lake regions southwark throughout
the Gulf States yesterday. with its centre
over the South Atlantic States.
This high pressure in conjunction with dc.
pressions central over Manitoba and In tho
lower 81. Lawrence valley. caused continued
high temperatures over the northeastern
quarter Of tho country.
Temperatures were generally above 80 de-
grces throughout those districts. with indi.
cations for equally high temperatures to-day.
Thc-nrcssure WAS high over the northwest
and IL somewhat cooler in the Dakotas.
Heavy frost was reported from yellow stone
Park, with = Temperature Of 81 degrees.
Thunderstorms and moderate rains occurre I
in the Gulf and South Atlantic states anl
| mort h westward over the central valleys and
lako regions
|, II was generally fair over the northeaste or
| States. Reht kcoMy MynoumJCto &C Ami
statcs. tho Rocky Mountain states and wesl.
ward
Iii this city the day was fair; cloudy toward
evening: warmer: wind. fresh southwest:
| average humidity. 81 per cent; barometer
corrected TO read 10 sea level at A. NJ
| 30 0o; 3 r. NJ. 3o.0?
The temperature In this city yesterday. as re-
corded by the ofncial thermometer. Is shown 10
the annexed table:
1912 isii 1912 1911
a.. +: !: ::::,::Es,sE e. :: :: \:
| tiirh.,, ,cpncrs,urc
The sun., 1912-07-10
LOFTS FOR WEST 18TH STREET.

Walter Haejete, architect, has filed plans
for the erection OF a twelve story loft
building. 14S.3xS3. at 205 to 209 West
Nineteenth street. The building will be
nreproof Hugh r. O'Reilly Is the owner
and the cost has been estimated at
so5000o
The sun., 1912-07-10
Movements Of Naval vessels.

WASHINGTON. July a.-The torpedo bosa
the golfers Brutus and Sterling Il Newport
News; cruiser Pennsvlvana II Bremer{on:
cruisers California and South Dakota at
Tsing,su; Eunhoat Annapolis at AmspslA:
burg at Mare Island; destroyer Jouett rt
Newport batticshir Ma.sschuss!ts 81 Orient
stroyers whlpple Hull, Perry. prebie and
Stewart M SANTA barbara
:, The hattlsship Connecticut has called from
Georgia New Jersey and Nebraska from
Hampton Roads for Newport
The sun., 1912-07-10
BoBoKES ACADEMY AND CONVENT.

y. Serraclno has been commisai0ned TO
prepare plans and specifications and
supervise the construction Of n four story
and basement academy and convent to be
erected on High. Spring and Charles
streets. West Hoboken, N. ]. The build
ing will have a frontage of 1853 feet and
will be 81 feet deep. It will contain a
chapel. theatre. dormitory. class rooms
aud music rooms and will be equipped
with all the modern improvements. II
will be known AS Our Lady Of Rosary's
Academy,
The sun., 1912-07-10
DWELLINGS RENTED.

rcasc Il Ellinlan have rented for the
Equitable Trust company AS trust"" the
nv" story English basement dwelling at
10 Fast Thiriy-ffth street to Commo-
dorc Leonard Richards Of the Larchmont
Yacht Club.
The sun., 1912-07-10
TO BUILD on NEWARK LOTS.

Charles Buermann & Co. have sold two
lots 5Ox1OO at s67 and $50 South Eigh-
teenth street. Newark. to n private In
vestor. who will improve them with two
three story three family buildings
The sun., 1912-07-10
INCOMING STEAMSHIPS
BY MarcOul Wireless,

SIS Argentina. for New York. was 23s miles
east Of Sandy Hook at noon yesterday.
SIS President Lincoln for New York, was 80
miles east Of Sandy Hook at noon.
SIS Hellig Olay for New York. was eco miles
east Of Sandy Hook at noon.
The sun., 1912-07-10
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

UNION AV. ; G cor OF l6Oth st-G 4 conway VS.
John Randall ct al: March ~. 1912 can
SAME EPROPERTY- Morris Marssvs same, March
10, 1912. cancelled ,..... .,...... .M73s5
Nemours Powder Co vs. Asa q Gambler ct al.
July /, 1912, by ybond....,.......... S6A5. .o3
The sun., 1912-07-10

Arrived TUESDAY. July .
SIS kronprlnz Wilhelm. CherbOurg. July 3.
~ Prinz August Wilhelm. Colon July J.
SIS AncOn Christobal July 4.
SIS Turrlalba. Kin gston. July 4.
SIS Coon, Cistobal, July 3.
IS Clan Macleod. Dundee. June -
IS City OF Savannah. savannah, July q.
IS oklahoma. Port Arthur. June 20.
SIS Carib. Georgetown, July
IS Relay, Galveston. July =.
IS 0cmuigee. Galveston. July ..
IS Parma, 81. Thomas. July 4.
IS Eocenc. Sabine, June 20.
SIS CiosiAfcls, Calcutta May fo
81 Camoens. Barbados. July 3.
SIS Princess Anne. Norfolk. July g
ARRIVED OUT.
Ss iceland, at Antwerp from New Yors.
SIS Ducs d AOsta, at Gibraltar from New ORR.
SIS lndrayelli. at Yokohama from New York
SAILED FROM FOREIGN PORTS
Ss SaxOnia, from NessinA for New York.
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SELECT aPARTMENTs.
SUMNER COTTAGES WANTED.

LONG ISLAND South Shore within one hour
Pennsylvania station, small cottage or bungalow:
good location; for two adults, maid three children.
ntil about Sept t5 hotel or place where good
board may be had. u. q. NJ. t5: 5th av.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC THIS DAY
Sun rises. .43s Sun sets 1872 Noon rises. ~
HIGH WATER THIS DAY.
Sandy Hook .s2 Gov Island. 3O4 Hell Gate. .4T
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RESULTS AT AUCTION.

Acker. -77s Forest Az. July I. prior rntg
N,i0o. s yrs. 5h pc......,.........,.S $500
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


with name and address OF owner and at.
torney. When attorneys name IL omitted
address party OF second part)
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-08-17
BUTCHERS TO APPEAL
To Congress to Prohibit the
Slaughter of Calves.
fNatlenal News Association,

CHICAGO, Aug. 17.-Federal and
state legislation to forbid the slaugh-
ter of calves will be asked of Congress
by the United Master Butchers Asso-
citation. 1t is the slaughter of calves.
the butchers say, that is responsible
for the high cost of meat. Proper
legislation against it would, the
butchers say, reduce the cost of beef
ten cents a pound within a year and
fifteen cents within five years.
1T is the wanton killing of calves
that is responsible for the high cost
of meat" said Theo Mix. of Minneap-
oils. Unless it is stopped I can fore
see a time when there will be practi-
cally no beef for the market. The
dairymen are most at fault Many of
them kill calves for the profit of the
hides alone"
A resolution adopted by the asso-
citation demands laws prohibiting the
killing of male calves under one year
and female under three years of age