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New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Cross e. Brown Company have leased
10 the Frank Russek fur shop the 3Hh
street store and basement in the Co
building, at tho northwest corner OF
Fifth avenue and 3Hh street, for a long
term OF years The rental asked for this
store was $4,000 a year.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles s
Brown Company leased for the City Real
Estate Company No. l38 East list street,
a five story American basement dwelling,
unfurnished. for a term OF years, to
Daniel II. Morgan.
The Thomas Adds Emmett Realty Com
pany leased offices In the Emmett build
ing, corner OF Madison avenue and 18th
street TO the Read & Lovatt Manufact-
uring Company.
Goodwin & Goodwin leased for DR. Isa-
dore Self to Jacob Feinberg the resi-
dence No los West llsth street.
Shaw & Company leased the store No.
II East 18th street to Israel Epstein &
Nathan Gorowitz; loft at No. 1895 Madison
avenue 10 the William B. Lyman Asso-
citation; loft al No. 80 West 18th street
TO August Neuse, and a one story garage
at No. North street to Harry sellner.
Innes e. Center leased for Colonel Will
lam C. Church the dwelling house No. b3
Irving Place 10 Miss Z. Denning for a
term OF years; also, for the Rhinelander
estate, No. i'll East 18th street. an Eng
llsh basement residence, TO Robert w.
Whiting, OF Princeton. and the small
studio building No. 10 East 10Th street
to Harold Weaver.
Pease & Gilman and the Douglas Rob
nson, Charles 8. Brown Company leased
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
SHONTS QUITS CLOVER LEAF
w. L. Ross Succeeds Him III
Presidency.

The executive committee OF the Toledo,
81 Louis & Western Railroad yesterday
accepted the resignation of Theodore +.
Shonts as president and elected as his
successor W. l.. Ross, vioe-president IN
charec of traffic. Mr.. Ross. who will as
sumo the duties of mis- new office on sep
tember 1, entered railway service twenty
i've years ago as a station agent uhuer
Alr ShOntS.
Air Shont. retired from the presldcnc\
Of the Chicago n Alton several weeks
ago. desiring to have more time Al ms
disposal for the work Of directing the
affairs OF the Interborough system IN
this city, OF which he IS the executive
head. and 1t was said then that his Iesls-
nation from the Glover Leaf presidency
would soon follow.
Mr.. Ross and B. 4. Worthingtou. presl-
dent Of the Chicago & Alton, who, Mr..
Shonts said after the meeting OF the
clover Leaf executive committee, are act
ing i'm complete accord, VIII work out
further changes in the appointiVe iorCe
Of the Glover Leaf, in carving out
general plan which has been agreed upon
Tor separating the operating forces Oh
The two roads, following the recent en-
france of the Union Pacific as the oonI-
mating influence I'm the Alton.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15

RaoOME ST 1GO. bounded in front and
on by said 81, 23Xdo; tep j. lbV4. b"uI' ~
ami Yeita klepper TO Joseph l. Button
wieser; $500. attorneys. kantrowtz & RS
,tcrg, 92C BroaGWay IN
EAST BROADWAY 1T5. 26xi00: June 20.
1906: Marcus and Susan Jafe 10 Title GUAR 4.
antec and Trust 90; $4,000; address l'o
Broadway. -. ,e
LEXINGTON AVE. 326. 1o.TN95; Nov ~,
1911; Samuel Marcus 10 Edw De Witt, trus-
tee; s24 900; attorneys, De witt LOCKWOOD
a. De witt ss Nassau st.
MANHATTAN ST. AZ and 40. 4O.6Nloo.
Aus % 1907: Harris and Minnie Maran ct II
To Leon Tuchman; $4,000: attorneys Man
helm A. Mannheim. 500 Broadway.
a2D ST, 80 and q West. 5Oxps9: March
H. 1907. Peter A Peterson to Prospect In
vestlng Co: $4,000: attorney. Lawyers Iit'e
Insurance and Trust 90. 100 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY and date. same 10
stephen O Lockwood. S151oOO; attorneys.
Crane & Lockwood. 10 Wall ST.
SGD ST. 26 West. 26xos.9 May ls, 1sOsi
Mary and Lucius Shentsld to Lucins I
and Washington X Shefleld; $1,000; nttor-
ney, William Balch. 100 State ST. New Lon
don, Conn. .
SAME PROPERTY. July 10, 1895; Arch ID
and Albertine 4 Russell 70 Farmers Loan
and Trust Co: 10000; attorneys. Turner.
Mcclure & Rolston, % William st,
SAME PROPERTY. April 3, 1898; same
20 same; $4,000: attorneys Peabody, Baker
e. Peabody, 2 Wall st.
10Th ST. IS. I25 e W OF 9th ave. eox
Cheever y Ely. George p and Ambrose =
Vanderpoel, exrs: $4,000; attorneys, Smith
A. simpson. l80 Broadway
SGD ST. :, $50 ~ . OF I'D ave- 20x1OObi
Nov II. 1895: Yetta Hirschbein to George p
Blackwell. sub trustee will Of Edw Quinn;
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
Dyokmsn Section Trade.

What is said 10 bc tn" largest trshs-
action over consummatcd in tho DFck-
man section was reported yest'rdaH
Through Warren r. Johnston the h'hn-
helm Construction Company purchaser
from Henry Corn the southeast corner
Of sherman avenue and Academy street
1So feet IN Academy street and 30" feet
on sherman avenue: also plot on the
vcst side NJ Post avenue. 100 feet south
Of Academy street. 25N feet front nv j"
feet deep and comprising a total OF NJ
lots In part payment the Bendheim Con
struction Company has given tho t~'
Eve stor, houses. each ,0Nljp feet. when
have Just been completed by the com
ranv on the west side Of Nernilyea ave
nuc. $50 feot south Of Academy stree"
These houses are fully rented. Tho pur-
chasing company will erect at once ten
bO-foot five story houses Of tho same
type. accommodating 80 families; the rest
Of the lots Will be resold to builders
Tho Bendheim Construction Company re-
Gently purchased the southwest corner OF
81. Nicholas avenue and lSeth street a
plot 1b7xl00 feet
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
NOT SELLING HAWLEY STOCKS
Denial of Reported Liquidation OF
Estate S Holdings.

Authoritative denial was made yester-
dav of reports that the administrators
and trustees Of the estate of Edwin
Hawley have been liquidating the so eso
ta.e's holdings of stocks. These lnclude
large blocks Of Chesapeake * ONO; -.
Louis e san Francisco common and IN
terborough- -MetropOlitan, and also con
siderable interest in MINNEAPOLIS q ~.
Jouis. Toledo. 81. Louis & Western. Chi-
cagn & Alton. Missouri. Kansas Texas
and other issues.
Chesapeake & Ohio has had rise OF
about fifteen points since Mr.. HaWley
death. but most of the other stocks held
by the estate are still selling az 10" hS-
ures. With the constantly improving
prosnects OF general business and the
likelihood Of abundant crops this sea
son. IT is felt by those Responsible Ior
fbe management Of the properties win
which Mr.. Hawley was most prominently
identified and for the administration o.
his estate. any liquidation Of the rail-
way holdings at this time would be i'll
advised
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
HOOKING VALLEYS YEAR.

The Hooking VALLEY Railway COMPANY
reports for the fiscal year ended June 80
1879 gross earnings Of FL@g3'e9' against
81 1f2 73l for the preceding year; operating
expenses Of S.579Oi2. against }l,6oo.Oi7 and
not operating revenue Of S2,724.631 an IN
crease of sl5l 95S Total income was
s3.n3so7. an increase Of 1924. After paw
meht Of fixed charges, rentals and taxes.
aszregating S1.5S3.070. the surplus avail
able for dividends was slS3O,S56, and after
Seductlng the $1,000 dividends paid on
the outstanding sl1,OOO,OOO stock. the final
surplus for the year was Sl,06O,S56
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following bankruptcy petitions wers
filed Yesterday in the United States DIS
trtct Court:
THE HEFPERNAN PAPER CoSpANY.
manufacturers and exporters of paPsf a,
NJ, IS water street: voluntary Habuitss.
ga asa: assets $40, $50.
the INTEGRITY GARMENT MANu.
FACTTRISG COMPANY, manutanIurers Of
dresses and costumes, at No. LA West Stsh
street: Involuntary; Liabilities. 10000; a.
''Is SLBERT sRopY. clothing rn~nufsetiyw
OF No 1o3 Canal street: irvolunfs,Tt Ms
biIitiss. $50. .0Opi ascets, S25,o?o.
BENJAMIN. DAVIS. Wholesale desls1 10
sheet iron, steel, unplats and meals, al 10
8i0 Bowery: Involuntary; liabilities t24.
bOa; assets. sssg71.
DAVID GOLDSMITH and MOHAs
STECKLER. Wfto compose The nrrn u D
Coldsmith q 90. wholesale grorcrs. 81 No
9Se East IOsd street: involuntary Judge
Holt appointed Charles l. Greenhsjl receiver
OF the assets, which are estimated at 5000
NORRIS HOCHStAN and MAX Weld
MAN. who compose the firm OF Hoehnlsn q
Weldman. manufactu yers OF fun, at No "a
East 9TH street; involuntary; Liabilities.
sI5 600: assets very small.
HERMAN GOODMAN, travelling salss-
man. Of No. 3Is Lenox ay1'nus: voluntary:
liabilities. s3.077: no sssets
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15

The Charles F. Noyes COMPANY IN co"-
junction with T. Foster Gaines, OF p
coId,ng Rrother, sold for the seikirA
Realty Company 10 the Bradstree' ON
psny the large plot containing lo'oV,
SQUARE feet at the northwest corner OF
LAFAYETTE and Howard streets, reins NOS
IA 14s and 14s Lafayette street ana No
y TO % Howard street. The frontages are
ia feot In Lafayette street and " reef IN
Howard street. The transaction was an
oil cash one. and II Is stated that the
huvine company will promptly take pos
.oss,on wreck the present buildings on
the site and erect high buiiding an" ~
cupy a portion Of II. The total amount
involved in the operation is arproximat'lF
t750 nA
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
ReINHARpT's STOCK SOLD.

At the auction sale Of securities yester-
DAY there were sold $1,000 shares Of stock
OF the Southern Porcupine Mining Com
pany and 200 shares Of stock of the Con-
veylng Weigher Company, OF Passaic'
y. H.. par 800 share, $500 being real
ized for the two lots taken together. The
mining stock Is understood TO have been
the property OF ]. Thomas Reinhardt, the
curb broker. who few months ago closed
Up his Broad street office overnight. and
Who Is supposed to he in London at
present
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
LIS peNOENS.
ATGU ST -

20 AVE. I44e. J Harsen Purdy agt Israel
CRYSTAL 81 al foreclosure OF ritR) attor-
news. Bowers & Sands
1i8TH sT SIS 1874 n OF Pleasant ave.
5Or 100 10. two actions. Lawyers Mortgage
co AIT Michael A Scudi ct al (amended
foreclOsure OF two mtgs). attorneys. cary X
Carroll.
AUDUBON AVE. n e cor lT7th st l0TI1x
look irreg: New York Life Insurance Co
and Lawyers Mortgage Co ast Thomas Gra-
ham et al foreclosure OF mtg); attorneys.
Cary a Carroll.
JENNINGS ST. 500. Morris r Stang sst
lille II Pell 81 al foreclosure OF mtgl; at
toTncY, l. Borck.
9TH AVE N . cor 9th ST. 2ssxT1.lo; Max
Norman ~ al agt Herman Bcrnemann
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
SUBURBAN SALES.

The Rlckert- -Fulay Realty Company has
sold to J. J. Geagan. or No. 40 River
side drive, plot go feet frontage at the
southeast corner Of Beverly road ana
Park road, Kensington. Great Neck. for
300 on the plot, which is located IN
the woods section OF Kensington. Mr.
Gcagan VIII erect AT once a house costing
about f5ncn
Dudley p Power has sold the Defres-
slgnes property AZ Rvervale. y. j. con-
slsting of ~ acres and buildings. 10 a
contra actor. who intends TO make extern
sive alterations Mr.. Power also sold for
clifford G. Goodwin q tract of 10 acres
10 the y. r. Hegeman COMPANY OF Man
haitian. for development.
Tho SomervllIe Realty Company reports
the following sales AT Somcrville Park.
Arverne: The plot 6Oxlo feet AT the
southoast corner OF Morris and Clarence
avenues 10 Joseph Knccht; plot @oHlp
feet on the west side Of Clarence avenue
south Of Morris avenue. to Julia Bonner;
n plot 4oXloO feet on the north side OF
Amstel boulevard. west of bennington
avenue. 10 J. Splnghil. plot DNlo feet
on the west sid" OF CASTOR avenue 10 {.
I.cvy. a plot jOxln feet AT the southwest
corner of Remington avenue and Amstel
boulevard 10 Edgar x. Woods The com
psny has also sold IS lots on the east and
west sides - Summcrneld avenue" be-
tween the right " way ~ IN" Long leland
Railroad and Amstcl boulevard, 10 Molle
& Mejo. builders. for Improvement with
seven and nine room cottages.
Kurz a. Uren have sold for Mrs Davis
plot Isxlj0 feet on the north side OF
Beechwood avenue, so feet west OF Main
street. New Rochelle.
Henry p Schlegel has bought the resi-
dence on the corner ot Admont avenue
and New HYDE road Floral Garden. Long
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
cd at the Real Estate Exchange sales
room, Nos. il and Is vesey street. yester-
day:
BY Joseph P. Day.
18TH ST lG West = ;. 500 u W Of Cen
trel Ptrk West. 2OIlO2. sty dwig. sold TO
tho plaintiH Tor t3l 600
i1DTH ST. IS West. =. 1913 Z, Of
9Th a'e. lix78AIi 6NGD2. 2 sly dwlR. sold
20 the pIaintiT FOR $4,000
Sd ST. i3 East. n q. @55 ~ ~ I'd ave
26Ns7. sty tcumt and stores. sold 90 the
plaIntin for t3OOoO
RIDGE II. tip l25 y of Stanton
-, "5sl00. ely teumt and stores sold 10
the plaintiff FOR S23 600
By Henry Brady.
l20TH ST. los East. D. l10io u ot
Park ave. 90 lOKIO0l0, sty tenmt. sold to
VI t. Lawrence for g. 900
Al the Bronx Exchange:
by Joseph +. Day.
18TH ST. 800 East . e. 1872 n OF ST
Anne ave. B7GNlO0; sly tenmt: sold 10
the plaintiff tor SIS. 800
WASHINGTON AVE. l477. :. 40 Il :
OK Hist st. 378XiOO; ) ETY. tenmt: SOLD TO
the plaintiff for 500 900
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
BROOKLYN SALES.

H. VI. Knickerbocker sold TO a client ot
the WcstWood Realty Company. No. $50
Parkside avenue. three story brick du-
plex house. for N7,Jco The buyer Is an
investor.
Mrs 4. Kane sold No 1888 Bedford ave-
nue. four family brick apartment. FOR
$500
Charles r. Stevenson purchased from
Theodosia ". Vail the two story and
basement dwelling house No. rs Wildwood
street
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
EXPECTS HEAVY TRAFFIC
President Worthington of Alton
Looks for Big Business.

r. \. Worthington president Oh tne
Chicago & Alton. who is in this CITY, is
optimistic over the outlook for the road
He,said yesterday:
The crop situation in the territory
served by the Chicago 4 Alton was never
better than at present. We expect
very heavy tonnage of freight d9rlnS
The coming fall. and the question OF car
shortage Is a perpleXing one CnqueSuoli.
ably. all of the railroads of ths cG1ntS ~
will experience considerable ditnculty III
,tis rctnect Tho Chicago & Alton now
has about 100 bad-ordered cars Dut /
hope that we will he able TO get neariy
AN of them repaired in time to take caIe
of the heavy tonnage that Will De oileI eu
as soon as the crops begin 10 move 10
market in large volume. I'LL,
The Chicago & Alton this year WIN
probably expcnd about $l,coW I0r ,Get pe
erred inalntenance-that is. amounts tnat
sbould have heen expended in maintain
ing the. property in previous years. ~ ~
the same time there Will Wooaply 1e III
nended about s. 10000 for greater iaclh-
lies revision Of grade, terminals etc
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
ROAD TO SPEND Sl1,OOO,ooo
ST. Joseph & Grand Island TO Have
$4,000, 900 Bond Issue.

St. Joseph. Mo, Aug. I.-In call for
the annual meeting OF the stockholders OF
the St. Joseph e. Grand Island Railway
Company, issued to-day by the president.
G. G. Lacy. II is announced that ratlfcs-
ton Of the action of tho directors in pro-
vding for q bond issue Of 100000 Will
be asked
Four million dollars is 70 he used In re-
fInding outstanding bonds secured by
ftst mortgage, and the remainder in I'm.
provements Of the line from end TO end
The meeting will be held October l6 at
Elwood, Kan.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15

$1,000; attorney, Wilson " Powell 20
wall 81. o..
10TH ST. $. $50 # e Of "a ave; 2Sx
1922: Aug 12. 1907; Russek e hlIiIssh
Realty co to Amalia and Martha Spansen-
berg: $4,000 attorney, Hugo conn ~ AVE-
nue. A. -,
1901: Terd and Bertha Schaad to Sarin NJ
Chapman and ano cXtrXs: $1,000; attdeheT'
L Qusckenbush, 10? Broadway .
I3sTH ST. l01 West. 25x99.ll; Dec ~
1908; Rose Landau ct al to S!gr1nnd IheH'
81 900: address t32 Nassau ~
13sTH ST. lO3 Wcst. 2Jx9S.ll; Dec ~
1903: same TO same; $4,000
The Bronx.
OGDEN AVE. 1045 25xioo; June ]. l"o' /.
Paulina and Joseph Martin to Howard .
Clark cxr and trustee: $4,000; attorney, "
c Addons. Is william st.
SAME PROPERTY and date same 1"
same: 81 900: attorney sar1p. ,,
PARK AVE 1895. fsxs6. SS1HHSI2 ApUI
II, 1909. Teichman Engineering ana Ton
struction Co 20 Marie Ossood and sno'
trustees: s.. 100; attorneys. Page n era"
ford, 81 Liberty at.
STEBBINS AVE. cor 17Cth 81; 9 d s.
Ian % 1917: RcllwoOd COnstfucton 90 10
the colonial Mantel and r Co: S2of -: al -
torncy, Lawyers Title Insurance ana trust
Co 100 Broadway. ,
WASHINGTON AVE. n cor 1N'Ih 81.
2sxgI: AIc ]. 1911. stephen Theobslf
Foxvnlo Realty 60. I9s Broadway &.po.
attorney. Arthur Knox los Broadway.
g. = ewisdnE r. senu. ETA lone. NDrANl =.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
ATFEf-..'p IA

AVE 4. 25s. store and basement: Adolph
Danzigsr 10 Adolph II Eugel. ! " nom May
J. 1912, $3.50. address. 25s Ave \.
LEMON AVE. l2j. south store. samuel
FlOersheimer to Murray's Specially shop. Inc, ,
yrs from Aug /. 1912; s1,2oo: address, 81
West 27th ST.
WHITE PLAINS AVE. cor 21ith 81:
corner store, etc, Pasqualina BeilOtti TO Fred
J Frasch. tr. 3 yrs 4 mos from June l. 1872
5000: address 766 81 AIMS ave
ID AVE, 1927. store. etc. Julia Aichee TO
Patrick Huvane: 5 yrs from Sept |, 1912; 81
200: address. l4OS Park ave.
s9TH 81, 300 East: two stores east Of en-
trance. Isaac Heinmann TO Joseph Gehbio and
ano. yrs from May l. 1919; S72O. address
8DJ East S9th ~
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST -

ppoADWAY. 2 8, 12o y OF SON ~,
,.a,r,s Trcudenheim agt Adolph Loroer -
al: Dec II. 1911; S91. - ,o.o,h,u,n
atST ST I0d West, HAIRY kosenoiu,,
1,n1 Works az, Katherine Gallaher 81 al
Sept g. 1911: 1902 81 ,,-.,,-.,,,,ar .,
SAME PROPERTY. Hans ,s@ Br9cKnu''e' -
Of AT same; Sept 22. 1911. Sls0.
snNF PROPERTY; Bernard Drucker ag'
.or1o. Oct 81 1911. SOL o =,
WASHINGTON AVE. 1873 10 lI499' q "a, ,. 81
Adolf agt Joe Cohen ct al; Aus w.
STANTON ST 14S and i4o: %iilIam
Huenerberg ast Rachel Rubel et al; Feo -
a=rH at. 8l6 West. Joseph GOLDBERG et a.
,gt Narv I Hughes et al: Aug ?. 1917 -"
sitsTH s;r ios and 40 East; Joseph Eed ni ! !
at paraeio Marrizzi et al April y l'l-
INV deposit1. SiS4 6s
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15

(notice Of attschment): attorney. "a
cher. Jr
TIEBOUT AVE s. 1853 n a OF Isa,,
81. 31Xl00: James NJ Scofeid agt Wakes.H
PARK Realty Co foreclosure OF mts); attorl
neyS Marsh & Viewer.
18TH ST; 430 East; Msrgarer T Reagan
agt .Jonn Barrett ct al (partition): 49,
neys. Goldstein 4 Jioldsten
AVENUE c, W s. % II n OF 18th st % IN
SO; olga r Bayne agt Julius Rosenthal Of
CONCORD AVE. 325: Carl Ernst a :,
ast Har1y MARKS ct al 0orecioyure Of
mtg): attorney, A EIst
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
CLOSED BANK PAYS DIVIDEND.

New Orleans, Aug. h--Hundreds OF
depositors crowded through the doors Of
the failed Teutonis Bank here to-day,
when the first dividend one OF . per
| cont waa naId hX the recefVe1.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
The Bronx.

WALKER AVE. 1Tl6 and 17ls, two 3 sty
,rr,ns stores and dwlgs, - isx35 and 80 =
- rohn I, Crotty 1fs Fast 1elst ~, own
" u Del Gaudio. 4ol fremont ave
architect. cost. $3.50
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

rwuh nsme and address Of grantees At
iornoy1
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan.

JrMEL PLACE, W : 3se:$ & : q leIth
s,. Tor . sly stable. etc, 25x9o, sl.mnTr
Kouhn. asa 5th ave architect: $1,000
DIST ST. : = $50 Il ot Sd ave. .edS 59r o.
.ty garage. 68x2O15; Rupert 1889 90
ave. owner i = Murphy. goo SIN ave aron'
,ect. sIo 600.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
AlTE RATION.
AUGUST 14

MONACO AVE. 1864: sty brk storage.
- evoG. Pertran T. KrnuS on premises
cwner. william II Meyer 1881 Garter ave-
architect. cost $3.50
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT

AUGUST IL
BAD ST. $. 325 n of 5th ay. T5.asa
Metropolitan Life Insurance co loans MID .
west Realty Co: S525.O00
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
= 7 tI ET ".
Manhattan.

Cwith name and address Of purchaser and al
torney)
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
N. Y. AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES
Gas and Electric Companies.

NEW YORK.
RSdAsBed BIZ Asked.
o. l. e 81, lOsi9 IuSia, 'NUG 1st 81 100 102
Mutual .is2 1877 NY&ER5s ~ ID44 1854
NAG lst 5s 1o2 l02is STANDARD 60
OTHER CITIES.
Bingh C S. 81 100 Pat & y G.. ss sE.
Ind Gas. 80 G 'P c O 5s.. ssi,
.JGas b. 81 % 1O2 syr ist 5e lO2. I03
.KCG co 81 s815 1914 IS i g. p -. && s6l1
add interest
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
BOSTON STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Charles Head 4 Co, NO u "''
Strsetl
LAND.
MA Ask Rid Ask
tovtor land 6 : East Ros Id. ~. Ii
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15

Ma Al Rid Ask
ro.ton land : East Bos Id. ~. Ii
NreCFfLANEOU
Am Az Ch.m an 81 Ga e, & II i22 10
do pref lcok lol DO pref ...i.- ,s, ~
Am Tncum. > - Mass tie'tr'c' ''7 o.
do pref. % 2O'. do pref ..'''- .o, sof
Am + l. T..ltS 1861. Mass Gas agss e
Am Wool pf. Ss', Hss. d. pref, @o,,S ~.
Am Zinc co.. 2o'< sos. swift 4 ,o.''dve' 'V'
Mexican Tel 81 Mereeu lIlh"--so 81,
y Eng Tel. 152 los United Shoo.. Sd't 90 90,
Chic SIX Yds l6P do IrHl .' ,.'., -, ,o5sS
do prAt.....lll. ll2 United truit'.l'-'T ''-'
Edison Ulum eN 293
RAII. ROAD.
Eos & AIb..ns III IB & W FL n -
Eos a Maine aSla 20 Ny Nh & u l3N l@, ,
y, ston Elevlera -; W tnd - Hy ~ So
Eos 4 " ~ 10
BONDS
.NrIr C--rrts qo,, q0t, sAT&T vt f'iH
New-York tribune., 1912-08-15
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

tw,th name and address OF lenders sttor-
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-05
SUE NEWSPAPER MAN..
Contest Will Be Aired BY Federal
.. Authorities.

Fargo. - M. N. Hatcher, forme,
president of the Courier News, and
A. A. Baker, former vice president,
charged with using the mails for the
purpose Of fraud in recent newspa.
per subscription contest, was arraign.
ed before United State Commissioner
Montgomery. Bakers attorney de.
manded separate hearing and his
case went over. Hatcher's case was
taken up.
W. F. Gushing, former editor Of the
paper and secretary and treasurer un.
til the recent foreclosure, testified that
he had never handled any money and
did not know the contest was ar.
ranged until after the deal with
man named Ashley, who has also been
arrested. Mary Johnson, a stenogra.
pher, corroborated much of Cushing's
testimony
D. F. Sullivan, q jeweler, testified
that Hatcher had arranged with him
for certain watches and rings, but
that the rings were never paid for or
taken away.
=. F. Myrha testified that he enter.
ed the contest for his daughter; that
after he had taken in sixty-nine dol
lars worth Of subscription money, Z
representative of the paper told him
II he would put in Ave hundred DOL
lars he would win an auto. He Dor
rowed the money and put it in. He
never got his auto but after employ
ing an attorney and taking the matter
up with the United States district a.
torney he obtained a settlement from
Hatcher
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1912-09-05
KNOWN IN NO. DAKOTA.
Sounsberry, Confessed Train Robbsr,
Son Of One of Pioneers Of State.

Fargo. - Fargo friends Of the we'll
known Lounsberry family were shock
ed to learn that Wells Lounsberry,
son of Colonel Lounsberry, one Of
the best known pioneers of the state
and founder OF it's first daily, The
Bismarck Tribune, had confessed to
a train robbery.
The dispatches state that Wells
Lounsberry is now located at Med
ford, Ore News received from Man:
dan Is that his home is at Central
Point, Ore, the first station north
west Of Medford. He formerly was
an express messenger with a run out
Of Mandan.
It has been learned that Wells
Lounsberry's head was injured some
time ago In a railroad wreck and it
believed that he is mentally unbalanc7
ed.
Colonel Lounsberry was one Of the
most highly respected citizens the
state of North Dakota ever had. He
Is now located at washington where
be has desk in the land department.
A sister of Wells Lounsberry, Mrs.
c. E. Draper, now lives at Mandan,
and he two brothers at Duluth.