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New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
TAP LINES NOT CARRIERS
Interstate Commerce COmmlS-
sion Makes important Ruling.
MAY REACH SUPREME COURT
Cancellation of Divisionals of Ex-
listing Rates Will Become
Effective Tomorrow.

Washington. April 29--Tap lines are not
common carriers. That, in general effect
Ia the decision Of the Interstate Commerce
Commission, handed down to-day after an
Investigation of more than a year.
The commission, however. holds that each
case must be determined on its own facts,
Il being clear that certain so-called tap
lines are entitled TO the privileges Of com
mon carriers. II is significant however
that in every one of the thirty-siX tap line
cases passed On by the commission to-day
It Is held that none Of them is a common
carrier with respect 10 the services it per
forms for the Proprietary Lumber Com
pany.
The opinion in the case was given by
Commissioner Harlan and was concurred in
by all members Of the body. That 1t will
result in extended litigation and eventually
ind its way to the United States Supreme
Court seems a certainty. Involving an in
vestigation of more than two thousand
industrial railroads and tens Of millions OF
dollars in capital, the tap line case is one
OF the most important proceedings ever
undertaken by the Interstate Commerce
Commission.
Nearly year and half ago, the tariffs
fied by the trunk line railroads cancellinS
their divisions 70 rates with the tap lines
and eliminating the privilege of through
routes and Joint rates were suspended by
the commission. From time to time, while
the question had been under consideration,
The tariffs have been suspended further, by
the voluntary action of the trunk lines, IN
order that the commission might have op-
portunity to consider the complicated ques-
tion thoroughly. The period Of the last sus-
pension will expire tomorrow night at Z
O'Clock Then the cancellations OF the d.
visionals of the existing rates will become
effective
Immediately after the announcement TO-
day Of ten decision, attorneys for the line:
instituted efforts to obtain further sus'
pension Of the cancellations that they
might have legal time in which to file witt
the Commerce Court proceedings to re
strain the proposed trunk line tariffs from
becoming effective.
The language Of the commissions opinion
IS that the cancellations by the trunk lines
will be permitted to become effective or
May l. as provided in the tariffs now OF
file. II is indicated. however. that sucl
Va pines as may NC AOuIlu eND1S NNN--'4' ~
he entitled TO the privilege Of common car
riers will be fully protected by the com
mission
In a supplementary opinion, In which h'
h concurs with the general view of the com
Af mission. Chairman Prouty expresses the
" view, as to tap lines that TO prohibit ol
discourage legitimate enterprises OF this
character Is TO deal a serious blow 70 the
future development of this country. / be-
lieve all these services should be performed
by the railroad itself and that the shipper
instead of receiving an allowance for those
accessorial services, should be compelled &c
pay a reasonable charge for every service
rendered outside the ordinary transporta-
ton"
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Cwith name and address OF purchaser and
attorney
- - -'a
MANHATTAN.

AVENUE c, 2l7. 22Aesx ,rreg: Joseph Gal
larher, referee. TO Emmanuel Moses ] West
10Th st. exr; April s; $4,000.
AVENUE c. 2Ig. 2SNssx irree: same 10
same; Aprii .: $4,000; attorney. Sidney
BROADWAY. 414 25x75x irreE: Vincent
Gilroy referee. to civic Centre Co. 1875 Broad
way. with all right. title and interest. April
BROADWAY. 414. 27xs5x irreg: three
fourths part: Lafayette st. 90 TO 72, 1OOx
irroC; three-fourths part: Lewis A Abrams,
referee. to same: l35 Broadway; with three
fourths part OF all rights. etc: April %: 5000
attorneys: Eismsn. Levy. Corn and Levine.
l35 Broadway.
CHERRY ST, 400 70 400 G4xo7x irrer; Sc.
curity Mortgage Co to william Goldstone, .
West S7th ST; April 26 (mtg soO0O0): 800:
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. l76
Broadway.
ELIZABETH ST. 1os. 25x9s; Pancrezio
Grassi ct al to Altavista Holding Co ITO
broadway (mtg s30,oOol: April 20: Si06: at
iornev. Napols. 300 Broadway
htHINGTON AVE. cor 40th st, I0xs5x
BpreS; Jane NJ suydam TO Deed Realty Co. rs
Title Guarantee and Trust CO. I76 Broadway,
PEARL ST. OF. 21x irreR; George y Flint,
referee. TO Frederick W. South. jr Newark
j; April p tmtg $50 ooo,; $4,000; attor-
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. e s. 322 II OF 177th
ST. ioox245 to Baven ave: Pancrezio Grassi
et NJ u Altavista Holding Co, 117o broadway
mig $4,000: April 20; 500: attorney. s
l'Napcl'E. 500 Broadway
thompson ST, 231. 24x75x irreg; Albert
one-ha,f part all liens; May Is, 1911; 81; ad.
oIH AVE. " s. II Il n OF 3sth St 1890:
rfk n Mellinger TO General Realty and
! 395 Broadway. "Si'
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
RECORDED LEASES.
With name and address OF lessee }
April, 2s

APRIL %
DIVISION ST, 2s to 80. ALL; Simon Epstein to
Max Adler; yrs from May l. 1912. $500: ad-
EAsT BROADWAY. 3d. all; John overbeak
90 hGdgs ksiPsT East yrs f5s% May ''E
FRANKFORT ST. %. all: Lewis + Vamber-
ger and sno to Samuel Berlner; 10 yrs from
May l. 1912; $500; address. 342 East soth 81
ris stahl: yrs from June I. 1916: $3.50; ad-
WONTGOMERY ST, 0, all; Ellen McManus to
Julius Berger; yrs from May l. 1912; $1,000;
address. 0 Montgomery st.
MpiS3S AE sssS S cor al "a lus.et ST. Of to wa
ter J salomon; yrs from May !, 1926 Si2, 600;
address. Elmsford West County
a yrs from May l, 1912 $4,000: address, same
2D AVE. 40, all; Anna 4 stolts ct al to
Abraham Kane: yrs from April ], l9l2; S3.ioO:
address, las Hayward st, Brooklyn, Y.
Sd AVE. 2i74. all; Sanders Gutrnan and sno
to April 30. io22; ,s.75O address 2ei Edge
eTH AVE. 500 store No 10; walter J ssslo-
mon to Julia Farrell; yrs from June /, 1909;
81, 500; address. s29 9th ave.
sTH AVE. sos store, etc: Ioui. steets 70
Adolph Aaron 5 yrs from May l. 1912: $1,000
9TH ST, s22. all; Chas Rubinger to Wolf
Tannenbaum; yrs from May !. 1912: s2.s21;
address s 20l ~ Riyinston st. ~, ,.,o.r, p,
Building co 10 Emanuel Dennis: 10 yrs from
NAV I. 1912: $1,000: address, 800 ID ave.
27TH ST 232 West. upper floors; Edward
A Kahn TO Abraham Kahack: yrs from May l..
1912; 81. 500: address. 2j7 Saratoga ave, Brook
lyn ~ Y.
10TH ST. 134 West, all: Margaret z Dugan
20 John BerteRna and ano: : WIS Z months from
Nav / 1912; $1,000; address 1a4 West 10Th st.
72D ST. 152 West. all 7 Fox & Co to Anna
and CathHrine NcFee: from Oct I. 1911 (.
81 400: address. 1872 West 72d
92D ST. 3i6 Fast. all; Louis Sahr 10 Paul
Skoluda: 3 yrs from Sept |. 1911. si.spo; ad-
dress 3le East 92d st.
i1lTH ST, los 10 10 East all: Elias Seuft
Real Estate CO T. Barnet Gelrs: yrs from
April 1. 1aIi sS4Gs: address. 222 East 1924 81,
i46TH ST. 55i East store, Emma A Fried
man 10 Constantine Elsesser: 3 yrs from April
T. 1912: SEQ; address. 65l East i46th St
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30

The Goelet Realty Company is to erect
on the Windsor Arcade block A five story
business building from plans by Warren &
Wetmcrc The structure Is TO be built at
No to Is East 9Th street. on an N-foot
plot.
Harris &; Vaughan have leased the two
upper floors Of the proposed structure to
Warren & Wetmore, who have taken this
space '"- ten years, together with the
houS" 80. IS East 47th street, which will
be occupied by the architects. who are
soon TO remove from East 33d street where
Henry Corn is about 10 build all extension
of the McCutcheon Building. The house
No. 16 East 47th street covers 3O-foot lot
and Is part Of the Carlton apartment, and
will be used by the firm in connection with
the upper floors of the proposed building.
The site to b. improved IS owned by the
Gerry estate.
Another loft building Is to be erected IN
the Greenwich Village section as the out
come Of the sale of the holdings Of Jose
phne a. and George Budke, at the north
west corner Of Hudson and Horatio streets.
The property is at No. go Hudson street
and No. 45 TO 55 Horatio street. consisting
irregular in Hudson street, and six four
story buildings in Horauo street, on plot
with a frontage Of 100 feet and an average
depth OF about - feet. The opposite north
| east corner of Hudson ond Horatio streets
was transferred in January by Daniel
Rosenbaum TO Joseph Z. Nicholson and
Isabella n. Doremus Last fall the south
west corner Of the same thorouGhfares was
sold at court partition 10 Ethel Qulmby.
The New York Real Estate Security
Company has added to its large holdings
by the purchase of Falcyon Hall, No. 4oS
to 414 West l50th street, seven story ele-
vator apartment house, on a lot S3.6xloo
| feet The property was held at $4,000,
Moore & Wyckoff We're the brokers in the
transaction. This makes the eleventh big
! parcel purchased by this company i'll six
months.
| Sale Of the dwelling house No. Is Mount
| Morris Park West for Mrs. Elizabeth
Croker, wife Of the ex-Tammany chieftain,
was announced yesterday by Gross &
Gross. The property comprises four story
I and basement building. on lot @llxS
feet, between 129d and l23d streets.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transacuons
were recorded AT the Real Estat" Exchange
saesroom. Nos. Il and Is Nesey street yes
terday
BY Joseph p. Day.
NORTHERN AVE, n cor 10th At, 1OcHlOo'
sty apartment; sold to the plaintiff Tor Slif'-
eos
BY J. H. Mayors
asTH ST I41 West, o, 1918 n ~ An .
steTdam ave 81. 2Ill36x irreg; sty tenIut, sold
TO Philip Sugarman for $50. 600.
At the Bronx Exchange. No. SS Third
avenue.
BY Joseph p. Day
COLLEGE AVE. 1917. s. 27o y % 10Th
81 5OXs5: 3 sty dTg and sty stable In rear
sold 10 the plaintiff for 5000
152D ST 41o East. II s. la5 u OF Melroso
ave. 25xIo0. = sty dws: sold 10 the plaintih Tor
$500
l. George Price.
VALENTINE AVE. 2414, cor 18Th 81,
l3. .3x1lox irreg; sty dwg; Tiebout ave- cor
18TH 81, 3S Skis: vacant: Valentine ave, e
cor 18TH St 25xlO0: vacant. Valentine ave, :.
o. II n OF 18th st. 25Iipo; vacant: Valentine
ave, s, 80 II n OF 18th st. 25xloo: vacant
Valentine ave. 2436. 5, 70 Il n Of iS7u a..
25xlo0: . stv dwg; ls7th st s. 100 n ~
Valentine ave. 35I1o0; vacant: adjourned 10
May II
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
NEPoNsIT PLEAsEs PAINTER.
M. Andre Brisson Expresses Delight or
His Recent Visit There.

NJ. Andre Brisson. the French landscape
painter. was among the many persons VINO
visited Neponsit last week lie expressed
much 10y over the delightful place. Among
the otner prominent recent Visitors nave
heen Aaron 3. Frost and Nitheroee
Black. each OF whom is building a mag
r,ecent home on his ocean front lot,
and Charles II. Blair. jr., who Is building
a fine house. The pretty stucco house IN
Huron street which has been so much
admired has been sold TO Mrs. Margaret
Smith
Among the new residents are Thomas NC
Carthv. 4. y. Lawrence, F. NJ. Cox j. D.
Clark, John c. Gengenbach and Johh D.
Kuhn. Fifteen new houses are now Uelhs
built, and plans for several more nave OeoIl
prepared. Tho outside work on the ne"
SEQ 0oo Neponsit clubhouse is entirely mn
,shed, and only the interior WOODWORK ana
decorating remain TO make II complete
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
To BUILD ON WINDSOR ARCADE BLOCK
Goee Realty Company to Erect Five Story Business structure
in 47th Street, Near Fifth Avenue.


the group Of dwelling houses acquired a
few months ago by the Alliance Realty
Company from the d. Willis James estate
IN exchange for the Nevada apartment
house.
The Lowell Realty Company Edgar, A.
Lew IS the purchaser Of the dWelllhs
house at the southeast corner OF Lexington
avenue and I'D street, sold recantIy -Oy
Pease &. Gilman for DR.. B f.. Gurus: ne
buyers own Nos 993 and |'5 lTXin,t II
avenue. adjoining. and now control an a
nue. frontage OF 1914 feet and u leet III ~
street. &, ,,.,.,,
The Douglas Robinson. Charles 3 Brown
Company reports that neg atioEs nay.
been completed for the sale OF tne ~. a, - y,
smith property, ct No. 4 Lexington ave
nue.. TO the Sage Foundation CcmpsA1
The buvers now control No. 4 TO \ LeAhe-
ton avenue and No. 12S East 22d street on
which will be erected a h5adquar erS I6I
the various charitable and pnIan n o )
undertakings with which Mrs. hnsseh Hase
is identified. , 20 ,h,
George A. La Vie is the buyer or thss
dwelling house No e West Slh street SOW
recently by John Campbell through fedSS
John A. steinmetz negotiated the sale 81
tho two dwelling houses Nos. lOSS ana lo'
Tiffany street for NJ. Berger 10 Dr. GuS'd'o
i Lannin has disposed of his intercSt
IN the Great Northern Hotel, at NO III
West Nth street and No 100 TO III we
-sth stre OF. TO the Bell operating com ANY
which has other large hotel interests ~
chicago and Manhattan. ..,
The Herman Arms Company mas fehio'e'
its offices to No. lis West 42d street
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
CWith name and address of grantee and at
tCrncyD
Interest at ; per cent unless otherwise stated.
MANHATTAN

! AVENUE c. =. ~ II OF llth st. 1ox63x
rreg; jacob iehrer and sno 70 sem LShtcn- iS 5c,
! 3 yrs. per cent; 500: attorney. II Bogan.
II IE;XiNUToN AVE " :. g T, Of 3lst St.
| 5G2 West iisth st prior mtg S25 OOl; April 2S
due May Is, 1872 5000 attorney. Boud. 1875
LEXINGTON AVE. g cor 4oth 81, loAs5x
| Irreg: Deed Realty 90 TO Jane Suydam Blue
/ Point \ Y; April 25 yrs; s45'oOo' attorneys
! Iioppin Rerard. AZ Cedar ct 80.
, LEMON AVE. cor l46th st. 79xloo; WIN
| T McAyoy TO Geo Ehret. 1871 Park ave. April
20 mtg s79.5O0l; ! yr: 50, 4oo; attorney. N
MADisoN AVE S73, 23x62x irreg; Flora 4 VI
Whiting to Edward T. Black. Yonkers. y;
Title TRie Guarantee ant & Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
Sd AVE 1872 2lx irreg; Chas Schleert to the
Title Guarantee Trust Co; April 20 due. etc
as per bond. $1,000. address. i76 Broadway
4TH ST, ~ West. 2ox56: Max Talgmnn to
Emma swan. 237O Broadway; Z yrs. si2oo0, at
18TH ST. 5. Is1 It Of 9th ave. s7xa5v
! lrreg: Goth street Realty 60 TO Metropolitan
Life Insurance co. Madison ave aye; A Ap-il ~
\ due April |. 1917. per cent, s2D,OW; attuI.
neys. Wcodtord, Boyee & Butcher. / Madison
SAME PROPERTY: same TO Realty Holding
| Co gJ7 Broadway: April ~ (prior mtg $3.50 00Oi
! 3 yrs per cent $4,000; attorneys, Rosc q
Putzel. l2s Broadway
/ Realty Co to Security MORTGAGE Go. 20 william
st ApIii ~ prior mtg sl@t. nooj: due as per
bond 81 ,.loo' attorney. Title Guarantee & Trust
/ 90 iIG Broadway.
! 3?p ST. - Fast. 2oHes; VIM II seaich to the
/ broadway Savings Institution Co. Park pl:
April ~ ! yr, per cent; $4,000; attorney. r
! Il Kelly. 40 Broadway
! ;eTH ST. 1913 West. 9nlo2; Alice Goldsmith
aaTd 40 TaGoSy sna sv M A az age as f
| Guarantee & Trust Co. l76 Broadway
Goth ST SIS. 100 # " of Columbgs ave. @x
100; Jacob Dieter 20 Caroline 7. Nockin. 362
| West 10Th st. April 30 mtg S24.OO0): y. u
| per cent: $1,000: attorney. Title Guarantee &
! Trus, Co. 1Ts broadway.
! Ii2TH ST. 124 East. 8 sty brk. 205 n OF
Parl, ave, 25Sio, Louis A Lotsch to Ida r
! Eastman. 81 Char'es ST: April %: yrs: s2t.onO
| SAME PROPERTY: same u Matilda Bosei-
mann. 27s5 cambridge ave tprior mtg s2i ,0Oo) );
| April %: due, etc, as per bond: $500; attor-
| ney W Brainskv. III broadway
| it5TH ST. 40 West. sty brk. 33x10o Heran
| Feldman 10 Henry Feldman. 40 West i54th ST
| Anri %; vr; 5000: attorney. Henry Feldman.
| $50 west I54th st.
| 18TH ST, 6, lio Il Of Lenox ave. 16xicO;
Hslsn White to Hartford W Hare Powell New.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Della G Levy TO Harris Maudelbaum and ano
SiOO -
s. 900
Slnson Wolf to Hannah Eckste!n, S2i, M.
Jacob Cohn to Henrietta Cohn; 81.
Bankers Trust %. trustee, to Maurice ;
Bondy, trustee: s25.oCO
Fannie Well TO Penamin Rosenstock; 81
Alfred Bloyer and ano TO Richard Cohu; Sl',-
coo.
Agnes 6 Mayer 10 Harry Mayer; 81, 600.
Lambert SUDAN 10 l. J. Bclncll; 5000.
Nelson ThraIl 80 al, eNrs. TO trustees ~ 90
luubia College Ia the city or New York; 81
Title Guarantee and Trust co to Atlantic sat'
Deposit co: $4,000
same to same, $1,000.
Same TO John ID Van Buren,; $l6,Uo
Same to Burr Wendell; S22.O
William Lloyd. exr, to William Lloyd. trustee
. assts; 81. 600. ~
assts. 81 , >, ,.
sarah G. Higgs. trustee. to william II Cum
mlngs; S3.02 1900
same 10 sarah q Higgs: s4l3s
Frank G Rhodes 10 Bank OF America, 81
New York Trust Co 10 Matilda Liegler e.
Louis Leutschner to Samuel II Golding; 800
Henry Relner and ano TO Isaac Neinsart
s40.O
HELM Bandman to Lawyers Mortgage Co; f5,-
COO 49,
Guaranty Trust Co to Helen Bandman; siea
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
REALTY NOTES.

Alanson =. White is the purchaser Of NO.
u Fifth avenue. rerorted in The TT b ne
on Saturday. He gave in exchange to the
Waverly Realty Company the block front.
comprising about twenty lots. on the south
side of 1ssth street, between Broadway and
Wadsworth avenue. The property fronts
S26 feet in iS6th street. 1895 feet in Broad
way and 1545 feet on Wadsworth avenue.
and was traded couple of months ago by
the New York Real Estate Security Com
pany for the apartment house at No. go
Riverside Drive.
The Alliance Realty Company is the buy
er Of the dwelling house No. 40 West S7th
street, sold recently by Leon Ottinger
through Slawson & Hobbs. This parcel rs
separated by a single house. No. AZ. from
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

2iTH ST. 12l and l23 East: Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust co loans p & VI Co
$4,000
MARVIN PLACE, :. 186 u ~ 50 Ray
nonds ave, 22X75; Herbert Ogden, atty.
loans Rosie Pagnuco $4,000
229TH 81. 8 105 n Of Barnes ave o5x
ia: North Side Mortgage Corp loans Gennaro
Firo 81 $50
MORRIS PARK AVE, $ $, 80 II = OF Lincoln
ST, 25.BXl00. Frederick 4 Southworth loans
Henrietta Gitelson $4,000.
10Th ST, s, 1915 IT W OF Sth ave, a2r
64.lo: Metropolitan Life Insurance Co loans
twentieth street Realty co $2so.000
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
YOUTH HELD IN sTAeelNe CASE

The police yefterdsy arrested Rubin Nor
kin. eighteen years old. Of No. 5A Timpson
Place, who, they say, may know something
about the stebbiDg cf John Albert, OF No.
30 East ifth street. The Bronx. Nork!n
vas later arraigned before Magistrate
House, IN the Morrisanla court ard held
on an effidavit charging felonious assault.
AT the Lebanon HOSPITAL, where Albert was
taken, It was said last night that he was
= q serious condition.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

146TH STREET-Ennis Sinnott have pui,
cbas.d from Samuel Tillls through Thomas &
Son, No. 40 West 146th street hvo S'or!
apartment house. on a plot 3I.0Xl0O feet -
r,or,rsnv tas sold for the George II. Jarot
Construction Company the five story apartment
house at the southeast corner OF Auduboh ave
nue. and 16ath street on ? ~ 95x@O feet 81,
sOTH STREET-August Lindo has solo 10 VI
I. simon No. iS0 West sQth street, -FOUR s"f!
dwelling house. on lot 2OxlO2.2 iect.
WASHINGTON STREET-1he Duross com
many has sold for the estate Of James Lawtor
10 sos Washington street, a three story build
- 72n sTRFE,T-Pcase & Eliman have sold fo'
.Tohr G O'Conor No 265 West 72d street. ioui
story high stoop house. on lot 25xl0O feet, foi
a client for occupancy.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

DIST ST. 442 and 4i4 East: 4 l. Klotz Fire
proohng co agt Wm F Cunningham ct al; Aprii
H. 1912. 3.lJ0 20.
l4STH ST. 457 East; James Mulligan agt
Ida Hinrichs ct al; March 90, 1912; s55
Sd AVE, SIS: Fl N susswein & Co ast Joseph
7 Ciroll ct al; Jan II. 1912; s1s7 27.
SAME PROPERTY: Ciaetano Tomshlo agt
gqme Jan is 1912: s44 So -
ST NICHOLAS AVE. $40 and 674; Richard r.
Thibaut agt Kirby Construction Co ct al; Feb
1912: 5000 SO ~
DIST ST. 442 and 444 East; r klotz Fire
rrochng 60 agt VIM T Cunningham ~ al req
% 1912. 81 lGJ a..
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
LEASE FIFTH AVENUE HOUSE

The large double house at No. 1Oh Fifth
s.enue. owned by Lloyd Warren. has been
refted for term OF years to Peter Goelet
Gerry. II occupies a plot 43,lOxlOo feet,
adjoining the residence OF James b. Clews.
at the north corner OF Sth street. The
rental agreed upon has not been divuIged.
but II is understood 10 be between $1,000
and $4,000 a year.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
WILL TRY COTTON POOL CASE
Patten Corner Suit Restored to Docket
of Supreme Court.

Washington, April 2S-Ine Patten COTTON
corner case was to-day estored to the
docket Of the Supreme Court Of the United
states and reassigned for hearing again
october IS next The case arose in New
York under the Sherman antitrust law.
The defendants in the cotton pool suit
brought by the government were James A.
Patten. Eugene G. Scales, Frank b. Hayne
and William p Brown. The Circuit Court
for the Southern District Of New York sus-
tanned demurrers to the more important
counts IN the complaint. and the govern
ment sued out writ Of error. The sus-
tanned demurrers had to do with the charge
that the defendants possessed controlling
power, enabling them TO charge excess
prices and monopolize the trade, and the
charge that they did create cotton corner
on tie New York Cotton Exchange, result
ing IN tie restraint of interstate trade.
The specific charges related TO operations
IN the crop year from September. 1903, TO
September, 1910. and the conspiracy charge
was that the defendants aimed TO obtain
such promises for future delivery in the
last four months Of the year as would en-
able them To run the prices UP indefinitely.
The exact amounts which the several de-
PENDANTS were TO purchase were not alleged
hy the government. though il was charged
that the purchases were simply for resell.
Ing with no idea of manufacture.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
ALTERATIONS. S.
MANHATTAN.

18TH ST, j12 East: to sty tenmt and
stores @ Sanborn, a. Rrevoort Place, Brooklyn
owner: NJ Bernstein. u East 23d ST. architect
$4,000
22D ST. 1l6 West; 20 a sty restaurant. etc
i Ruger, 693 Madison st. Brooklyn, owner; j
. Ilacke. 30 East 45th 81, architect; SlO.JOO.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
MECHANICS LIENS.

121ST ST, 3l5 East: Nathan Lyons ast VIII
lam Collins Contracting Co. owner and contrac-
tor: S73. ,oo ,.,
sTH AVE, n cor 18th ST. 25xloo James
Criscuolo agt Coffey Realty co, owner St Aiie
Building co. contractor; S629 r.
IOIST ST, 4l2 TO 4i6 East; Samuel Enst az
Equitable Trust Co OF New York. owner saunuc'
Schlcker agent. contractor: Sl55.
25D ST 1l5 East: Kalt Lumber 90 ast A Esas'
Twenty-third Street Corp. owner; simplex Con
struction 20. contractor. 81. 40 30
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
iEN JERSEY.
MADISON, N. !.

Furnished aud unfurnished houses By season
or year; fine. large estates for sale. JOSEPH
v KEATING, op, station. Madison, n J.
ELIZABETH, y. j.
few fine building plots and houses hslf
hour out: 800 trains daily. Ten-cent commuta
tion Terms 10 suit. Address owner WI J.
sHEARER Elizabeth. " J.
AT MADISON, y. J.--Gentlemaas estate.
handsome 2l-room mansion. cottages. larss
stable, greenhouse. and 9iz acres IN park alt
Garden. For big bargain address OWNER,
Room T0S, l41 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
NEW BUILDING PLAN.
MANHATTAN

COOPER SQUARE. :. intersection OF 80 ana
4th aves AT Sth st: for 2 comfort station. AZ
SO: city owner; r T. Nidett Department OF
Parks. architect. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30

FOX ST, 76o TO 76s, between East 15oth -
steam. hot water all improvements; rent Els
- rpouire ianltor.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30

Felix NJ warburg and sno exrs, to Lawyers
WaItsr G douglas, exr, to American Mortgage
Co; S23, 900. -, >,,nao.
corn Exchange Bank to American Mortgage
Co: SIS, ,364 49, ,Y.,s,
Bank OF America to Union and New Haven
Trust Co. trustee; 500.
Title Insurance Co TO Garner q % a'ii'''
$500 ,., co,,,,,,s
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Greenwich Savings
Bank; $4,000 49,, -.o
Joseph w Lawrence. trustee, 10 Chloh Squa''
Savings Bank; SI,0i4.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
HOWELL ESTATE

AT ON-THE-SOCND.
Your chance 10 own a real nome, VITA laII
.rouSh for xarden, tennis court and garage.
congenial neighbors: outdoor sports: country
atmosphere; city improvements near sJation'
35 minutes out: low prices. Write Tor paFucu'
lars. - -,.., =. :,
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
Will Sell Same as Rent
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.

Beautiful home OF Hudson: so minutes tro'
Nev York Write for photos and plans
Suite 300 sol Fifth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1912-04-30
WESICHEsTER COUNTY.
Mount Vernon
The City Of Homes
Wants You.

Detailed information regarding dwellings,
apartments, home sites. real estate and build
Ing OPPORTUNITIES will be promptly supplied b.
the CITY CLERK, CITY HALL MOCNF