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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-08
RUNAWAY VICTIM MAY DIE.
Montezuma Man Probably Fatally In
iured in Fall From Buggy.

Montezuma, July s.-WiNiam Bryan.
aged so, was seriously and perhaps
fatally injured here Saturday morn
ing by runaway team.
The team broke loose from a hitch
rack at the lumber yard and ran into
group Of men watching the building
Of a new grain elevator.
o. c. King. of the company. was
knocked down and Mr.. Bryan was
picked up in some unknown manner
and carried to gasoline engine near
by, the team knocking the ensin over
on him. badly crushing his eide aid
skull. He is not expected to live.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-08
KILLED IN AUTO WRECK.
One Dssd and Thrss Severely lnjurse
Near Sioux City.

SnO 1Ooo ano tneOo Sovoeoiy snJorso
Near Sioux City.
Sioux City, July S.-William Frame
of Dixon. Neb., Is dead, and Mrs. Jesse
Bass and two children, Earl and Mel
lie, also Of Dixon, are seriously, per-
haps fatally, injured as a result Of an
automobile accident on the Jefferson
turnpike north Of this city late Sun
day afternoon.
William Frame was driving a large
touring car; with him was Jesse Bass
and family. Frame was inexperienced
in driving. and Bass sought to take
the steering wheel as the car ap-
preached sharp curve While the
exchange was being made, the machine
swerved. turned on its side and threw
the occupants out. Frame was taken
out Of the wreckage dead. The woman
and two children were brought to this
city. and are In a local hospital.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-08

| Muscatino.
! Celebrating the Fourth with pistol
containing genuine .leaden pellets
caused Lyle MCGUIRE to spend the
night in the city jail and cogitate over
the irony Of Independence" which he
was concentrating.
Washington.
At meeting Of the building COM
mitttee of the Methodist church. the
contract for the new church was let
to H. ]. Bishop of Cedar Rapids for
S57,093. The work of stalking of the
lot for the new building was COM
menced the following morning and
| work will be pushed as fast as pos
sible on the new building. 1t is an
ticipated that building operations will
! take about year.
Cedar Rapids.
Joseph McSeaton, veteran war scout
and Indian fighter. died In local hos
| pital here, aged 10 years. Death was
due to q tomahawk wound received in
an Indian encounter twenty-five years
ago. McSeaton was a scout under
Custer at the time that the general was
killed by Sitting Bull, and was also
scout under Sheridan in Indian war
fare. He had been wounded a number
of times and carried several bullets in
his body.
What Cheer.
| Quite a number of enthusiastic peo-
pie Of the town held second meet
ing at the city hall to finish the work
Of forming a permanent park organiza-
ton. 1t was decided to call the organ
ization The What Cheer Park assoc
citation, and to incorporate for fifty
years The bylaws prepared by
Messrs. Windett, HARRISON and Snouf-
fer were adopted with slight changes
and other matters Of interest were dis
cussed.
Davenport.
What nearly proved fatal accident
followed the throwing Of firecracker
The victim Of the mishap was Albert
Peat a young man residing with his
parents along the Green Tree road
Peat was in the rig when some one
unknown to the authorities, tossed 8
big firecracker into the street. The
thing exploded and the horses sprana
forward with a bound. Peat. who waa
seated in the rear seat, fell out back
ward and landed on his head. HI
was picked up unconscious.
Princeton.
| A petition was received from the
Princeton Cemetery Improvement As
sociation at the last meetong Of the
town council asking that Oak Ridge
cemetery be purchased from DIR. John
Knox, to become the property of the
town. DR.. Fulton and NJ. L. Hire were
appointed a committee by Mayor
Smith to investigate the matter. The
town license of Fred Kruse. saloon
keeper. whose permit was renewed 70.
this year at special meeting OF the
council, was raised from $685. so a month
to 500.
Muscatins.
Considerably to the qualification OF
the button factories Of this city Is
the fact that large amount OF shells
is being shipped here. both by water
and by rail- Several cargoes OF shells
have recently been brought up the
river in barges, tho Columbia and
tho Mucket having brought many
tons Of shells to the city within the past
few weeks. Many carloads OF shells are
also being received by rail. For some
time past there has been scarcity
OF shells for the smaller button fac-
tories. mad where II was impossible
60 obtain them L was necessary FOL
THE factory % close - lor : bf1e1
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-08
Dies in Harvest Field.

Tingley. July s.-A. r. Franklin. a
prominent citizen Of this place, died
suddenly Saturday while at work in
a grain field near town. He had been
assisting Ike Kiburz in the harvest
field, and without warning toppled over
upon a sheaf of grain, dying Of heart
failure before aid could be rendered.
The deceased was a member Of the
city council and of the school board.
He Is survived by his widow and a
brother. Fred, who is living In Des
Moines. Mrs. Franklin was in Des
Moines at the time Of her husband's
death.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-08
Afesr Flss,tlne.

Aftee tlOhtln0.
lllstrooe-And b careful. Norah.
that my child doesn't night that little
German boy o. our block. New Nurse
Certainly, mum. Which nationality
% ~ want him 70 b after nghtin'f
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-08

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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-07-08
MISS MINNIE HOLSTER
/. TEACHER OF CHINA PAINTING
Order Work Specially
Room 210

, RhyDicians and Surgeons
Rooms 3oz 70 500. 'phons IS for th,
fslle~ins physieians and susesenss
DR.. ~. y. cAk9iRE
DR.. NELSON MERRILL
DR.. r.. n. NICHOLS
Or. GEORGE NJ. JOHNSON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01

tOxI25; Matilda Rosenberg to Della tlanasry5,
1914 Barker ave; April y prior mtg $500
yrs. 5ia per cent: $500 attorney. JOhh ShS'
dan. 4lO2 White Plains ave. ,oo-s..
Adelaide r Remann to william simpson, u,
and ano. exrs, New Hudson. y Apr 80;
yr; s, 600; attorney. G II Buckley. l4l Broadway.
GARRISON AVE. az n = Manila g.
117x irres. Brunette Well constIuc;ion 60 20
Robert Simon. 1919 East 1891 ST. april 70
prior mtg Sl0j 0OO demand 4 per cent; wv
600; attorney. W ;. Wechsler. 1913 Broadway.
lot 81 map Bronx Terrace; George Pfeuner
TO Frederick II Hecht l7i0 Fillmore st; Oct 49,
1911; demand. u per cent: $500; attorney Il
Alexander IlJ Broadway.
I.ONGFELlJOW AVE. 1449, ejxio; Rainier
-; due as per bond, 81 500 address, l16 Broad
way.
LoNGFELLow AVE 1851. 25nloO; Anna A
Erickson 10 Title Guarantee ard Trust %:
April 81 duo as per bond $1,000; address 10
Broadway.
L0T is8. Iohbauer Park; Henry Gundlach to
Herman Keil. 40s East fremont ave; April 30:
due as per bond: $3.50; attorney 7 Patter
son, ~ Broadway.
LOTS $50 and a5l. same map; Emil soT
William Peters e 90, 2o25 Boston I'd.
OGDEN AVE, ?. $50 II OF 1921 81. 25Nll5;
Henry Nowak to M6rcland Mortgage 90. i6j
Broadway; April 30; US. per cent: 5000;
ATTORNEYS. Alexander & Green. l2o Broadway
PARK AVE, r 2"3 II . Of 1sDth ~. HNllf
Z frog, Franklin Aven1e 20 10 Title Guarantee
AM Trust 90; hpril n: due as per bond. s25Ooo;
address iT6 Broadway.
PARK AVE. y, lS II - lS0th ST. Blk
lIiX irreg. same ~ Levi : Tenrey, ear. Mont
clair. !. APRIL 70: yrs. S26 600; attorney,
Title Guarantee and Trust 90, l76 Broadway.
SENECA AVE. Il 3, * n e OF Iongfellow ave.
lots each 50NlO"; Broad Realty 90 20 Ed
wa-I Nick whiting COS West 1lsth ct; April
49, yrs. per cent 5000; attorney, Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust co. 100 Broadway.
TIEBOrT AVE =, 323 u OF Is4th 81, 2+x
10; kau" Leone 10 George F. Buckbee tprior
mtg $G0D0I. due per bond; 1871 Grand Boule-
vard and C1ncours"; $500; attorney. q Stein
muller. 1911 ID ave.
WASHINGTON AVE. 1853. s3xloO; Mary 2
Tarbox 10 Til" Guarantee and Trust Co; April
II; due a. per bond. Slj, 900; address 176 Broad
way.
80 AVE, = part lot 49, map Morrsanla PIX
i37r irrcg. carrie = NesRhpr 10 Pauline Gosltz
prior mtg $1,000; 347I 81 ave; April 20. yrs;
$500, attorney. Gustav" Frey, 3429 81 ave.
112D ST. >, % y Of Washington ave, ~
KOS. LYMAN Samuelson to Daisy 7. Modry. 40
East 7ith 81. April 30. yrs; $1,000.
SAND PROPERTY; game 20 same; April 80
prior mtg $1,000. | yr, per cent: 81. 200: at
torney, j. 6 j Joseph. 49, Broadway
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

George S Runk ct al, trus. to German Saw
lnGs Bank, $4,000.
Parker K Deane, trus, TO Carrie r Van
Nostrand; $4,000.
Harry Rosenthal to Edwin c + Lord: 81
Same To same. 81.
Isaac Wolf TO Marcella Wolff: omitted
Adele HerOd TO John Tucker: $4,000.
Adolph Bloch 10 Hermann g Junker; $1,000.
United states Trust 60 of 10 Title
Insurance Co OF Y: 500 000
Investors Corpn to Dry Dock Savings
Institution; $1,000.
Henrietta Grother. admx, to Tony Freed:
$4,000
Metropolitan life Insurance Co to Mount
Sinai Hospital; $4,000.
Augustus Van Cortlandt to Francis
Brooks; 81.
william NJ Martin. exr. TO General Theolog-
zeal Seminary OF the Protestant Episcopalian
Church: 100000
Bernhard MAYER to Msrcea A Wolff; 81.
American Mortgage Co TO Catherine A Law
renee. sl8538
Helen G Mostyn 10 Harris n Colt. trus ST.
t'sona Construction Co to Leo Mosauer:
s.. 900
charles II Holt. trus. TO Louis Faller: s.. 900.
John \ Donald and ano Ia Janet Muller:
$l2 600
William A Chanler to Arthur Simonson
$4,000.
Elsie 4 Crary TO Wilson NJ Powell: $1,000.
Herman q Eilers to David Dreyfussj 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01
REALTY NOTES.

The ST. Johns Park Realty Company is
the purchaser OF the property No. $50 Hud-
son street and No. IS 10 50 Horatio street,
the sale Of which by Josephine 4. and
George Budke was reported in yesterday S
Tribune. j. Irving Walsh negotiated the
deal.
Gibbs e. Kirby have been appointed
agents for the new twelve story apartment
house No. 749 West End avenue and the
Nayfield No 10 East 10th street.
Monroe Z. Heilbrun has moved his Office
from No. 81 Nassau street 10 No. 81 Lib
crty street.
The Real Estate owners Protective As
ISOLATION OF the 18th ana 22d wards viii
meet next Monday evening in the Municipal
Court building at the southwest corner Of
Broadway and Goth street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01
RECORDED LEASES.
Wuh name and address o. lessee
April, 80.

AMSTERDAM AVE. n q cor OF 123d st: al.
Ma.IynrsItc View % to samuel Specter; yTs
IRON Nav T. i912, S1l5Oo; address. :" west
iI,,,i 81
tIE r. n W cor Of nth st. ALI clara w
Newton 81 II q. Wells Newton Go. ! " from
NJ ,oto- & Ool. address 2g2 Ave e.
Xvi; r. ~: AM, samuel Goodman 10 Ann"
ec,.,1ap. . vs. r..rI Nav I 1912 $50. address.
- o.rhar,. 81.
,,,-rsr,rAN AVE al. STORE fcor etc. Jane
I,r,,, r..' ,. ines Bender Sraultc. In.
:: ~, rom Ma, 1. 1912. s. oOo; address. sal
,.y,.,.-.,- -
HtGGMn sr. 100. store and basement: Joseph
II s,-r...i, ., Ma. Iy,uan. 2 WIS from May !.
iqro e. asa SIS I0 W-,.f lion 81
'''f.r av,.r,y ST ~ ro. + Norfolk 81. sore.
o.. H. " crIo,rc,r =, F,lv,rd pprIlcic: :
e. l'-..' ~, ~ tq,oN e. on1' ad3rcss Jersey
80. u. -''' % -'
~ -,r5,ut. ~ 8 qoo r. "a n Marr1ion ave.
o.. To-. - s....-,,,o,,, - Rc,f,a Realty and
HE. ~. e. ,.. t~',, ,.r IGI.. 500 al
'rl., ~ - Icv-
r-rr,N n Ia 27>io7. all. R,rehor brew
..,.- .-..,, ~ .--'.-',.',a rr,. Ms fr-rn
Itch T. 1912: Srl 500. address. ia Fuiton 81.
HuT STDN ST. 27G East: ground floor and
haeem.r,: -un.t s.. IL: store: John II Sche'"r
- " ,lar-,.e In. > ,.-s n N, NJ. iglo. 81
500. sIdr So. 20, Greene ST.
MADISON AVE 1g4l and 1919. Top floor,
RGtnaue IN Finnish so,,a!ts cub. = yrs from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01
NEW FIFTH AVENUE BUILDING,

Among the new imposing business stru't-
ures on FiNh avenue IS the eleven story
and basement Francis Building, at the
southeast corner of SD street. 1t covers m
area Of about leo square feet.
The ground floor IS so arranged that II
may re occupied as one large store or
divided into three smaller stores. The base
,nent is vaultod 10 the curb, giving ample
space and light for storage or shipping
purposes. The building Is equipped WIN
three electric passenger elevators, one e'ec-
,ric freight elevator and two lifts The
Interior decorations and appointments are
Of the best construction and material lie
structure IS so situated that the northern
and western exposures render the oIices
exceptionally light and airy. Tenants can
obtain space to suit their requirements
Tho building is within easy access or no
tells. clubs. railroads and subway. elevated
and surface lines. Albert l.. Ashforth, al
No 10 East $50 street. Is the agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01
LARGE PARCEL IN 3OTH STREET SOLD
Site Near Pennsylvania Station Purchased by New Corporation
To Be improved with Loft Structure.
TWO APARTMENT HOUSES FIGURE IN A TRADE

NJ. & L. Hess have sold for the Realty
Holding Company TO the +. & i. Building
Co. "a newly organized corporation the
property No. l15-125 West 3Oth street, hay
ing a frontage of 16lX90X irregular, and
containing about 1850 feet. The purchas-
ers will Immediately begin the erection OF
a twelve story and basement modern fire.
proof mercantile building, which will he
equipped with an automatic sprinkler sys-
tenn and will be ready for occupancy Jan
uary, 1913.
In connection with the sale the brokers
have secured for the T. q l. Building co.
building and permanent loan Of $4,000
from the Metropolitan Life Insurance Com
pany.
The Mclrosc two seven story apartment
houses at Nos as to 4s1 Central Park
West, on a plot lOH1lxlOO feet, have been
sold by the Brown Realty'Company 20 the
Terry & Tcnch Co
In part payment the buying company
gave the vacant block front on the west
side of Park avenue. between I'D and
123d streets. measuring 2Oi1O feet in Park
avenue and 50 feet on either street. In ad-
dition TO this block which was acquired ny
the sellers in April. 1911, from L. ;.
ouackenbush. Terry d Tcnch also gave q
aC-acre tract Of land at Mount Ksco. y.
y, in payment for the Melrose apart
ments. The trade was reported as iuyolv-
Ing considerations acgregating $4,000.
TWO dwelling houses in the Fifth avenue
section figured in tho trading They are a.
Nos &c and IS West 4tth street four stony
and basement structures. on a plot HxlohJ
feet. The property, which was sold by Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01
GUTTENBURG TRACK SOLD.

The old Gutenberg racetrack, consist
ing Of about seventy-one acres Of land or
the west side Of Bergenline avenue be-
tween Robinson street and the Hudson
boulevard loop, in the township OF North
Bergen, has been sold by the Colonial Land
Company to a syndicate composed Of sam
.uel e. Renner, Weehawken real estate
generator; Richard Stevens, Archibald a.
Alexander and J. W. Rufus Bcsson, OF Ho-
boken. The price is reported at S26O,oco, and
IS soon as title is passed the old track
will be cut up into building lots and placed
on the market.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01
DOWNTOWN BUILDING LEASED.

George r. Read & Co. have rented for
tho United States Realty and Improvement
company the entire eight story and base
,1ent Jauncey office building, at the south
east corner of Wall and Water streets FOR
term Of ten years. The lessee, the Fed
cral Sugar Refining Company Of Nonkers'
will use the greater part Of the building
for its own occupancy. The same brokers
leased this company it's present Offices In
the Downey Building. at No 13S Front
utraet IN 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
AiANItATTAS.

alsT sTREET-Maria d. r Bersemain has
tcd No 824 West Dist street, three story
dwelling house. ON a lot ls.9x9s.9 feet, between
Eighth and Ninth avenues. The parcel is
directly opposite the new postgfice and VIII De
altered by the buyer for his own business
18TH STREET-Pease x Gilman have sold
for Bertha Ritter no. 10 west 1871 street, a
five story fathOuse. a lot 26SXlOOll feet
10TH sTREET-The John r Brook Company
has bought Nos. $50 and 53G West 4Oth street
frame buildings on plot JONJ5.9 feet, between
Tenth and Eleventh avenues. Celia y. SchOpcn
holds title The buyers are contemplating erect
ing three story stable on the plot and Gre
negotiating with client for leasing the building
for long term OF years
IBID STREET.. Anthony Minott has sold
for John j. OCOnnOr the nHe story hathouse
No 30 West 1880 street. lot 2JXS9. IL feet
18TH STREET-Maurice Weissbein & Co
have cold for a client 20 Emma Rothschild for
Investment the Moorland. No 2e9 West 18th
street a 1--WE story apartment house. on a plot
35xlO0 feet. ,- ,,.,,,.
BATHGATE AVENUE--Clement II. Smith
has sold for the Stern estate No. 1871 Bathgate
avenue near 17Jth street two story frame
dwelling house.
MANIDA sTREET-James 7. Mechan hos
sold through Louis Reiter Nos. $50. S57 and $50
ManIda street, three two story dwelling houses
each ON a lot 2JxlO0 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01
NEW TAX SYSTEM IN FORCE.

This is the frat day Of collecting taxes
under the new system. Onc-half OF real
estate tax become a lien.
discount at the rate Of per cent g
year will be allowed on the second
tslf Of real estate taxes which will be
como due November l, and which may be
paid any time before that date if the first
half shall have teen paid.
Regular Croton water rents for 1912 be-
como a lien. being charged FOR one year in
nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
ealesroom, Nos. IA and lG Vesey street:
BY Joseph =. Day
COLUMBUS AVE $50 90 Az, s. block front
hs,wcen slst and S2d sts 204.4xI34 Z sty hotel
1Epdicott): adjourned 10 May II.
SANE PROPERTY, action .; adjourned 10
i2TH ST. Fast +. 200 II Of 9th ave.
25x1O33: II sty loft and store bldg; with
hath ST. l0s West =. 100 It Of 9th ave
o0xgs q. 3 sly tenmt and stores Withdrawn.
81 NICHOLAS AVE. 723, 4. 337.4 # OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

(W.th name aud address OF grantee and
Attorney
Interest > per cent unless otherwise stated.
APRIL 30.
MANHATTAN
CHRISTOPHER ST 1873. o5x irreg Pnrdue
Frcdericks 60 to West Side Savings Bank
10 9th ave; April 29 due As per bond
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01
NEW JERSEY.
MADISON, N. ]

Furnished and unturnished houses b. seasol
or year, hne, large estates for sale JOSEPH
V HEATING. op. station. Madison, y. y
ELIZABETH. y. J.
few fine building plots ard houses nan
hour out: 300 trains daily Ten-cent commute
tion. Terms TO suit. Address owner, WI. j.
SIEARER. Elizabeth, y. J.
AT MADISON y J-Gentleman's estate.
handsome 2l-roOm mansion. = cottages, large
stable. greenhouse, and o., acres in park and
garden. For big bargain address OWNER
Room I03 l4l broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01
UNFINISHED APARTMENTS. -
EAST SIDE.
THE CLEVELAND
is6-IsO EAST a4TH sT.

Hattie G. Toomey 10 Washington lrus'
Co: ST. ., -oo
Charles II Hiu TO Anne w Dunbar; Nv
william A Mapes TO Anna NJ vance ssyyyy.,.
Howard Wilets. trus, to Howard "i"''h
ard ano admr; S2I, 900 al, ooo !
Same, admr. to Mabel Wtlles 49,"
Camilla Sailing to Mary Gerow: SfVo ~
MorIand Mortgage 90 to Womans Boaru a.
Foreign Missions OF the Reformed Churc" ="
America: $1,000 , 80, ot
Alice e. Williams to Wonians poa'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01
WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
Mount Vernon
The City Of Homes
Wants You.

Detailed information regarding dealings
apartments home sites. real estate ard build
ing opportunities will be promptly supplied BY
the CITY CLERK, CITY HALL, MOUNT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01


WEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.
Mount Vernon
The City Of Homes
Wants You.
Detailed information regarding duelnss
apartments. home sites. real estate ard buuo,
the CITY CLERK. CITY RAIL-, MOUNT
VERNON, " Y. ---.
HOWELL ESTATE
AT IARCHMONT- ON-THE- SOUND
Your chance 10 own a real home with lann
enough for garden. tennis court and garage
congenal ncighhors: outdoor sports, country
atmosphere: city improvements near staton'
80 minutes out; low prices Write for parteo'
HOWELL PERRIN. 500 Fifth Ave. y. Y
Will Sell Same as Rent
Beautiful home on Hudson. 80 minutes from
New York. Write for photos and plans
Suite 300 SOL Fifth Avenue.
FOR SALE OR I.3AsE-In Scarsdnls. nve
minutes walk from station, charming DutV'
Colonial house, i've bedrooms two baths, cnci,e
height orhood; house in perfect condition IA
dress. J. T. Allen, scarsdale' !.
CONNECTICUT.
GREENWICH. CONN.
Riverside station. 4 beautiful italian WA
In THRUSHWOOD PARK; shore frontage
high elevation; ready Tor occupancy May so,h
u. W. BAIIY. Manager, West i2nd -.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
FOR RENT OR SALE CEDAR ISLAND ?
house and grounds. with boathouse and stgIe.
garden and small fruits Address NJ T. PhlN-
FOR sALE-oSSISING NEW YORK lsssa
square feet river front property. Apply
THOMAS LEARY. Ossinlng: y. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01

EBLDW AVE. I449, 2jXioo; Rainier
20 Title Guarantee and Trust 60; April
5 per bond. 81, 500: address. l76 Broad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01

LUNGFETLOW AVE. 1851. 2jHlo0; Anna
Erickson to Title Guarantee ard Trust 90,
April -, duo as per bond, $1,000; address l76
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-01

BROADWAY, e. cor ~ 23ith 81. 273xSIX
irrcg 10 Putnam ave, Albany rd W cor OF 23ih
TT, l3lX irreg. 15X2Olx lrreg; Evelyn Gagnebin
10 William ]. Condit Hoboken, y j; April -:
yrs, oa per cent $40 0OO; attorneys, James,
Schell 4 Elkus 40 Broadway
HEoADWAf, n cor OF 233d st. 3G3 10 23ith
Albany RI +. i37 II " OF 23Ith 81 ilOx irreg
Nlllhm u Dcunispn 10 same: April 81: . yIs,
o's per cent $GOoO0; attorneys same as above
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-03
TARIFF HEARINGS
BEGIN ON TUESDAY
Plan on Foot TO Overturn Re
publican Majority on SEN
ate Finance Committee.

WASHINGTON. Feb 2--The senate
committee on finance will begin hearings
Tuesday on tho house bill revising the
iron and steel tariff The committee
so decided today No opposition was
made by the Democratic members 10 the
Republican proposition FOR hearings. and
the work Will be expedited as much as
possible
Members of the committee generally
express the belief that the hearings
would DE completed within two or three
weeks.
first witness. or whether any one will
be present 10 testify on Tuesday. II
no one appears then Che committee viii
take up other work temporarily.
Senator La Toilette. who was present
at today's meeting Of the committee,
gave no Lntimation regarding his posi-
tion on the Bill tIc said he had not
yet had opportunity 10 study the meas
opinion as 10 It's merits Even IL he
should unite with the Democratic mem
bcrs in support of the bill. the regular
Republicans ON tho committee would
outvotc the commission unless the senate
should adopt the Newlands resolution
providing Tor the addition OF one Demo
crat and one progressive Republican to
this committee.
Some OF the regular Republicans ex-
press apprehension that this course
might be pursued.
regular Republicans, six Democrats and
Senator La Toilette progressive Rcpub
lcau. making fifteen members. The adj
dition proposed by MIR. Newlands would
increase tho membership 10 seventeen
and give the Democrats and progressive
Republicans a majority in case they
should unite
The committee is receiving a large vol
ume OF mail from interests affected By
tho proposed new tariff. The Lacka-
wanna steel company Of New York today
protested i'm the cut on duty OH fcrro-
maSnum, another concern objected to a
of the tariff on umbrellas and
and Rock1way y j.. mills said
the reduced tariff would destroy theic
business.
Olher companies voiced similar vicws