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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
DENNIS MDONALD
SUES FOR FINAL
ACCOUNTING
Action Instituted to Settle
Partnership with Col. Sellers
Administrator Wants Car
From Heyn.

Dennis D. Mcdonald, who was IN
partnership Boz The real estate business
with Col. ID. Is b. Sellers from Sep
TENDER H., 1913, until January g,
1914, according 90 his allegations, hts
sued Colonel sellers for "a hual ac-
counting OF tap partnership. lie says
the hrm did o. sreat deal OF business,
and alleges chat there Is Ia the de-
PENDANTS possession now about SIZES
beyond his due share of the partner
ship funds rs.ulting from collection.
Mr.. McDonaI. asks the our Co grant
an injunction r%cstraining the defend
ant from collie ing any more money
GA tho partner hip account or from
applying any Hf the alleged partner
ship unds 90 ..s personal use pending
the settlement
Laurence b. Lee. as administrat1r
OF the estat. Z Or. John T. LII.
who died inter ate last February. has
sued Fred 3d. Heyn, In the district
court, to recover a Ford automobile,
which he al.a is the property Of
The estate. Dol ug been sold to NJ
Heyn without aIthority OF the probai C.
court.
Probate Court.
Hearing lr .Hs matter of the guard
ianship of Ailu lo Chavez, guardian col
Desidcria Con MAS continued until
tomorrow W.rHing hy Judge John
Baron Burg u he probate court to-
day.
Mrs Clara 10. Creighton was APP
pointed admin tratriX Of the estate
of Charles 80 'roighton. Bond was
fixed az $1,000.
sale uf mlH.ff Interest in the real
estate OF tho julius :. Eaton estate
was approved Court was adlourneu
Goo DO u'clo.k IumorrOw mornlng.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28

Magazine makes the statement ON
what seems 20 bs authority that there
are i've rats Cor every human being iu
the United states. Or 500 0ou. 600 rata
They an eat. ana what they cat BE- les
that what they d@ostroy ON a basis
uf weight, allowing two pounds to tnp
rat and "a hundred pounds To- tine
average person. the rats weigh onc
tenth ns much as the people; ami
without any allowance Tor waste o.
rlsts their maintenance costs us e.
tenth as much as our own BOD Tive
rat is the most destructive OF AZ!
beasts. II any animal ever gets the
upper hand of the human race on this
earth 10 win be the rat They are
demons of cunning. and can live boz
any climate"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
SEN NTOR THOMAS ADVISES
SENDING FEDERAL TROOP

Washington April -. president
Wilson's first caller today was Senn
tor Thomas of Colorado. who discus
scd the Colorado coal strike situa-
ton Following his visit the prcsi'
dent and Secretary of War Garrison
went into conference Co determine
what should bee done about the re-.
quest from Cover Ammuns for fed
oral troops Zoo the strike district
senator Thomas said hc believed
troops would be- ordered 20 tho scene
.of the Industrial outbreak
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
CRUISER WEsT VIRGINIA
SAiIS IOR MAZATLAN

Seattle. Wash, April afhe
cruiser West Virginia. captain Joseph
5. Mexican, sailed this morning from
Puget Sound navy yard for Mazatlan,
Mexico, Via Mare Island navy yard.
she carries Rear Admiral Robert NJ.
Doyle. WIN viii take command OF a
division of the Pacific fleet.
The cruiser Chattanooga b. all
ready 10 sail for Mazatlan, aud Il
was expected thnt she would get away
late today.
The cruiser N~icksburg. which has
been ordered % make ready for Mex
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
A CONFESSION
Hopes Her Statement, Made Public,
viii Help Other Women.

Hines, Ala must confess, saws
Mrs. lula Mae Reid, OF this place, THAT
Cardui, the woman's tonic, has done me
. great deal OF good.
Before ! commenced using Cardui, !
would spit up everything | ate. had a
lied, sleepy feeling all the time, and was
irregular. could hardly drag around,
and would have severe headaches con-
linuously.
Since taking Cafdui, ! have entirely
quit splitting up what l eat. Everything
seems 10 digest all right, and | have
CARED 10 pounds IN weight"
II you are a victim Of any OF the nuner-
Gus Ills so common 10 your sex, Il IS
wrong 10 suffer.
For hall a century, Cardui has been re-
heying Just such ills, as is proven BY the
thousands OF letters, similar 10 the above,
which pour into Our Office, year BY year.
Cardui is successful because Il is COM
posed OF ingredients which a-ctspecfiCaily
on the wonanly constitution, and helps
build the weakened organs back 10 health
and strength.
Cardui has helped others, and viii help
you, too. Get a bottle today. You
WON'T regret H. Your druggist sells II.
Writ o. cha'tsnooss Mraidns Co. lasie,' a.
isoiy oepl. Shaiianolaa. lennr ~ SIfc,al o.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
"CENI RAJ BROWN QUICKLY
AGRII = To BACK az

TUuid1d. COIO, NpTII 2N--"Gon-
eral John Brown. In command Of
the strikers military camp on the
outskirts Of Trinidad. when informed
that federal troops were go he sent iu.
90 the district. declared that his men
would surrender 10 the regulars and
lay down their arms.
1--WE will be glad 10 deliver mp ou-
guns 90 tho regulars" ne explained.
81 think I am speaking not only Cor
my own men but also for all the arm
ga strikers. The miners will usrren-
der and give up their gums. Then tn"
strike can be settled ou its merits.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
FLETCHER sEIZES PROPERTY on
BRITISH TERMIN COMPANY

Vera cruz. April tN.-Rcar Ad-
miral Fletcher last evening seized tho
piers. yards and buildings Of the Ter
minnl company. % British owned con-
Germ. control over which ne regarded
as necessary in order To- facilitate the
resumption OF the normal business
activity OF the city. The admiral had
been cndeavoring Go rent the prop
erty but could not come 90 AN agree
mcnt with the nag Js To- the
price 20 be- paid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
GERMANS AND ENGLISH
GETTING OUT or MEXICO

Rome. April ga dispatch today
from Mexico city says.
THE fact that foreigners are au-
thorized to leave constitutes a pledge
81 safety FOR an foreigners Very few
Italians. French or Spaniards have
let but many Germans and "a number
Of British have departed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
MONUMENT WORKS RANK
WITH BIGGEST IN E

The Juur- overs company, OF
East Central enue. have received "a
carload of Vermont marble for use
in their moo 1meEt works Their
plant Is 70 The largest OF is kind
this side of Wichita, Kan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
Wild EXCITEMENT WHEN
FREE SHOES ARRIVE

There was much perturbation about
General Brown headquarters but
li was not over the reports ul hghtiuf
or even the news of federal iHterNeu-
iiuu. Tn. excitement WAS uu, iu ih"
arrival 90 several boxes Of shoes. uur-
chased by thu union for Its ughtne
men. The cnort tu and men Geo ut the
shoes resulted boz endless confusion.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
MEXICO CITY QUIET AND
SAFE, SAYS PRIV ATE CABIF.

London. April 2S.-Mexico cts was
quiet today. according 10 a oahlegram
received from the stan Of a British
commercial house there. The mes
sage said the employees were an well
and safe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
PERsHING SAYS COMMAND
READY FOR ANYTHING

El Paso, Tex, April 2s.-The diyis-
ion Of troops now on the Mexican bor-
der Is prepared 90 take the field "a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28

lines and after a field luncheon shook
hands with them and sent them away.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
nENRY's MEssEScERs. Phone Sss
SIX AMERICANS K
FROM JAIL AT CORDOVA
AND EXECUTED


session ~ "a squad Of Huorta'a sold
iers they dld thcir best 90 entertain
them. They gossiped with the Next
rams regarding the news beyond the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
OXYGEN ~ 4 -BRACERt

London Gable 20 New York American.
Society has found a new tipple iu
oxygen. which Is more often inhaled
by society women that by invalids.
Tne smart woman who has To ca-
dure a good deal OF fotigue In racing
from charity fete e dinner party and
dance has come 20 realize that a big
case Of oxygen contains more lite
giyirg qualities than any drug In the
pharmacy, and Is a greater aid 10 .ho
beauty than two hours a DAY spent u
the beauty specialists chair
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28

Itching, torturing skin eruptions
d%isfgure. annoy, drive n wild.
Doan's Ointment Is praised FOR IT,
good work. see at all drug stores
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28

WRIT co. ChaitsnooTs Mraldns Co. lasic, a.
slafy oepA, Chaiianulaa. Tenn. fH SIrCsal ~
nracfton1 % Youf case ana o. rans hsk. Hr-
ifeaa@aa' - "s@an. $40, Ia plsin -Isggo. ~ ~
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-04-28
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

~~~-@
BOARD and roOms with sleeping
porchcs. 6Il SO. Afno
Young Man seeks work OF any
kind Addr,s Herald office. Let
ter 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03
PROTECT SMALL TRADERS
Lawyer Suggests Changes in
Anti Trust Bill.

GuStavus A. Rogers, lawyer OF leo
broadway, has sent a letter TO Presi-
dent Wilson suggesting certain changes
in the text of the Clayton ANTITRUST
MI which rs now. before Congress.
me charges, he urges, are necessary
II the small business man is 20 be al
lowed to exist.
Mr. Rogers suggests that Section 6
OF the bill be so amended that an
equity judgment or decree shall consti-
tute conclusive evidence of the facts
instead of prima facie evidence, as now
provided; and that DEGREES in suits by
the United States now pending shall be
available for use as evidence by pri-
waite parties, thus obviatiug great and
useless expense TO private litigants;
that Section 3, which penalties the
owner or operator of a mine for re-
fuSing TO sell his product TO a respon-
sible party, be broadened TO include the
manufacturer or operator in any COM
modify; that the. bill shall make il un-
lawful TO terminate established trade
relations between parties for tho pur-
rose of creating or furthering a mo-
nopOly, and that a party injured by
such termination shall have the right
TO legal action for relief.
Mr. Rogers argues that unless spe-
cihc statutory provision be made TO
prevent concerns which control a con-
siderable percentage Of a commodity
from refusing arbitrarily 70 sell to re-
sponsible parties the small man is at
the mercy of "big business"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03
Commerce Under New Tariff.

According to figures just made pub
lie by the Department of Commerce at
Washington, the first nine months
operations of the new tariff law showed
a foreign commerce of S3,243 $50, $40,
being, with one exception, the largest
total ever shown for a like period,
and falling only 217 per cent below
the high record made in the October
June period of 1912-13.
Imports in the nine months period
ended. June last amounted TO Sl,446,-
l27,49l, against sl,364, 765,233 in the
corresponding period year ago, and
81, 2s4, 093, 701 in the like period two
years ago. Exports during the nine
months under review totalled $l,797,-
439, $40, with one exception the largest
October-June total ever shown, being
rs per cent below the high record
made in the nine months ended June
80, 1918, and 3.5 per cent above the
best record made in the corresponding
period of any earlier year. The fall
ing off in exports, which had been
somewhat pronounced in the period
from November to May last, seems to
have about eliminated, since the
figures for June were only $6,2s5, 465
below June Of last year, ard were con-
siderably more than these Of any prior
June in the history Of the export
trade.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Gross earnings of United States rail
roads making weekly returns to "Dun's
Review" now approach very closely in
volume to those of year ago, reflect
ing the stimulating effect of the rapidly
expanding movement to market of the
enormous crop of winter wheat in the
Western and Southwestern States,
though improving conditions are also
discernible in some other sections of
the country. Total earnings of all the
roads so far reporting for three weeks
in July amount to $24,649 ,l44, a de-
crease of only &c per cent, as compared
with the same period last year, but a
gain of % per cent as contrasted with
the corresponding three weeks in 1912.
In the following table are given he
gross earnings of all United States rail
roads reporting to date for three weeks
in July, and the loss as compared with
the earnings of the same roads for the
corresponding period year ago; also
for the roads that reported for the
same weeks in the two preceding
months, together with the percentages
of loss as compared with last year:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03

July 2. 1912: Dyckman Construction Co 70
Prospect Investing Co; s7l,0oo; atty, W
Collins. e3 Wall Vt.
9TH Az, 45f. 8. 235 nth st. 2O1hO;
July 10. 1905; Annie NJ Robe ct al TO Mutual
Life Ins Co, 80 Cedar o. $4,000.
3STH ST. 1i3 Il. =, $50 n W Of Lexington
az, 2Oxss.3; April 20. 1910; Emma do
Bernalis TO y Lifo ms Co; 5000: atty.
W T Emmett. So Wall ct.
43D ST. 5tf-549 w. g. i26 II OF ath
av. 50xtO0.5: July 10. 1909; J 8 Rose and
Rose McNeely to Enz r and King and
ano. exrs; $4,000; attys. Miller. King l. 4
7. so Bway
4sTH ST. is w. 9. .ss1 n " Of 5th av.
81 .5x10o.5; Oct 81. 1900; Eleanor d Just 20
Drydock Saw Inst; $4,000: atty, Frank M
Tichenor, 3s Park Row,
5iST ST. 800 w. n .. lSfs II " Of 9Th Az.
2o.10xi005: Jan 7. 1907; Louis I Klinker TO
Y Saw Bank; $4,000; atty. Jno Weber
Beekman vt.
l02D ST. 10 W. IS. IT'S II W Of Columbus
av. 25xi00ii: Dec 2. 1912: Ann T 8 MoLane
to Jos Mcclure; s2.io0; atty. w Clare.
1885 Bway.
122D ST. n $. SIS n " Of Pleasant av.
34zS0.il: Pleasant sy, 423. " 9. iT.ii II n Of
1921 st. 1sxSs; 122d st, n q, 2oG II " OF LIST
av, 2iNi00,1l; i22d 81, 327 +, n =, 81 II "
OF LIST av. 16xt00 II. April rs. 1911; q c and
Carrie Il Kline to Hattie Bogart; 1851 ~;
atty Hy kuntz. 81 Park Row.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03
$9OO,OOO,OOO IN
BANK OF FRANCE
$4,000 People Rush for
New Fractional Cur
rency Notes.
fRy Gable 70 The Tribune. ]

Paris, Aug. 2.-The Paris Bourse
was the only market open in Europe
during the last week of unprecedented
tension, thus serving TO show the eX-
traordinary money power of France
and also the firm resolve Of the official
rulers of the BOurse and the stock
brokers to prove that if the worst
comes to the worst the money is there.
So the Bourse remained open for all
direct transactions with money in
hand to buy stocks. French rentes
nominally maintained their ground, but
besides a small movement in the Off
cial cash market the Bourse OF Paris,
although it remained open, was as life
less as the ruins of Ninevah.
At the Bank of France there was a
tremendous rush for the newly issued
paper in fractional notes Of 20 franc
and 8 franc denominations. Yes
terday morning more than $4,000 per-
sons passed through the counter gates
of the bank, Withdrawing paper cur
rency representing $1,000 kilogrsmmes.
or over 90 tons, of silver 5-franc pieces.
The fractional paper currency that on
Monday will be in general use has been
engraved and ready for the event Of
war with Germany for over year, but
until to-day has been kept waiting idle
in vaults.
Almost all the soldiers called to the
colors gather together all their valu-
able funds and hand their money over
to their wives, sisters or women folk.
The savings bank restrictions prevent
the women of the people from spend
ing the money intrusted to them by
the fighting men of France and acts
as a premium on the nations thrift.
There is no danger for France finan-
cially, for 5000 000,000 in coin slept in
the vaults of the Bank of France yes
terday. all of which was in gold except
500 0O0, 900 in silver.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03
BROKER ADDS TO NAME
Wertheim Gets Permit to
Tack on Van Heukelom.

Henri p. Wertheim, a member of
the New York Stock Exchange, and his
brother, Gustav A. Wertheim, who is
a box manufacturer at IS Broad ST..
have received permission from ST.
preme Court Justice Donnelly to adopt
the name Of Wertheim Van Heukelom
for themselves and their children.
The reason they give in their petit
ton for the change of name is that
they are the only representatives of
their mothers family. which bore the
name Van Heul;elom in Holland.
Henri P. Wertheim married Miss
Gladys Seligmsn in 1905. A suit
brought against him a year later
showed that Mile. Leo Rem, a Partisan
actress. alleging that he had supported
her with 81 900 month, came TO New
York, received settlement of $4,000
from Mr.. Werthem's representatives
and returned to Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03
sIncrease.
The following railroad reports for
June have been made public:

The following railroad reports for
June have been made public:
Pennsylvania Railroad-Gross. IA 2es;
decrease ST. o9s. s37; net after taxes, s3,56s oSi
decrease, S296Si5. -
Pennsylva1la Company-Gross, t6,053H 1; ;
decrease, sllOl.5s7; net after taxes, N'siel6a;
PITTSBURGH, Cincinnati. Chicago & St. Louis
Gross So 3l5,4l5; decrease. SS35, eis; net after
taxes. S72f.S9i. increase, 1852, 746.
Philadelphia. Baltimore washington
Gross 81. SO. 5l2. increase. s2719i; net after
taxes, 1888 247; increase. $3.50.
Northern Central-Gross. S1.o87. 300: de-
crease 500 623; net after taxes. $lO8Os2: In
Naturalization. $685. $50; increase. 1894:
net after taxes, Sl5G, 3sl; increase, s6306l.
Long Island-Gross, ;,357lS; increase,
sss l67; net after taxes, s4s5.6sS; increase,
Grand Rapids and IndianA-Gross. 1895. 2e4;
decrease. SIS 6l7; net after taxes. s65,6Ss; In
crease. $2s, sec.
west Jersey e. seashore-Gross, 1854. 1913; in
crease N41sS; net after taxes, {i5I7O; In
crease, s26.057.
Pennsylvania Lines East Of Pittsburgh and
ETie-Gross. S2l,072,lsS; decrease N'zso.SSo'
net s., li9, COS: decrease, Sl4e,i25.
Pennsylvania Lines West OF Pittsburgh and
FrIe-Gross So sS5, oil: decrease, h, 40T033; let,
S. S03 SIS; Increase, $4,000
Total Pennsylvania Lines East and west
Gross. $50 sS7, 1873; decrease s2,IfiSSl net w.
New York Central & Hudson River-Gross.
81 sSs 0s6. decrease, 500, oil; net after taxes,
81 $50 7iS; increase. 1893 56i.
Boston e. Albany--GToss, 81, $50, el3; increase.
81 494; net after taxes, $423,56l; increase, 49,
1853 81.
dncluding Peoria g. Easterno-Gross. s.9!2,-
s76. decrease, S257.791 net after taxes, Siss'-
10: increase. slS4. 742
NtchiTan Centrsl-Gross. 81. s3s. $50; decrease,
SIG $685. net after taxes, SSs,SO; decrease
;l7.fl6. 80, -,
81 3SJ.t54: decrease, NH. SIS; net after taxes
81. Os5 Jii; decrease. sl51,363.
New York Chicago & 81. Iouis-Gross
sS97 e0e decrease Sis5. 66S; net after taxes
Sligsli; decrease. yyI,f52
Pittsbureh & Lake Ene-Gross, 1888. lS;
decrease, ss5l,sZ7 net after taxes. ASo.Os'
decrease, t2Ss, as. -, 49,.
Chicago. Indiana d southern-Gross ssS5.
s9s. decrease 1855 net after taxes, siS' bt;
Lave Erie & western-Gross. tls3.17l: de-
crease, S51. s7e: net after taxes. sllsles; In
crease, 81. s32.
Cincinnati Northern-Gross. tils.s7o; de-
cresse, "a, 5S5; net after taxes $3.50; decrease
Toledo & Ohio central-Gross, s22S,64 de-
crease. s37O.2lT net after taxes. ssl.7s0
deficit decrease, s2Ia,6I2 - -
Total New York Central (all lines)-Gross.
s2s GA as: decrease, 3H, 7s3. net after taxes,
81 5O2 3sl: decrease, tg3fO65,
Maine Central-Gross. sl.osi, ass Increase.
SIS ss7 net after taxes. set7SIs; increase sl6i-
detroit a. Maekinac-Gross, ts6,o6s; decrease,
a SOS. net after taxes. H.77S; decrease, sl30Is.
Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fc-Gross. Vs.
a7t IA: increase, $50 S3f; net after taxes, w.
57I5ls; increase, 1891
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03
EXPLAINS COTTON DEALS
Client Says He Was Lured
Into Speculation.

David Morrice, jr., Of Montreal, In
giving his answer TO suit brought
against him in the Supreme Court by
Merris VI. Roshschiid & Co.. Q cotton
brokerage house. with offices at 81
Beaver st., demands $4,000, which he
says he lost in "bucketing" transac-
tions.
He says that between the dates Of
December, 1910, and November, 1919,
he was induced to speculate in cotton,
although he had no desire TO buy cot
ton and no means 10 pay for IL, and
that at one timo he had as many as
5000 bales.
Morrice asks an accounting and .
recovery Of the $4,000 he alleges he
lost IN the years he was . client Of tho
Rethschild house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
AUGUST /.
Manhattan.


d Mcp White. y. TO Columbia -Knicker-
booker Trust Co; 800
W VI RolSton and sno, trustees, TO Pros
pect Investing Co. $1,000
y Jacoby to Edith Jacoby; q.
W u Phillips to Mary e Knight ct al.
exrs 10000.
Astor Trust Co. trustee. to Mile Lind
fal: 81
Gray to X schmieg; 800.
G L Dean. trustee. to " S Gurnee ct al,
trustees; $1,000
Cambridge Trust Co. e1r. to " Phillips;
S23 SO
NJ Mayer TO ] o'Brien: 81 CO.,
y Phillips TO Daisy NJ Phillips; 81.
J T webb TO Rose Schwartz: $1,000.
" sheffield 10 r. J Wells 81.
@ & 7 Co to Lefner; 5000.
The Bronx.
c + Dean. trus, to W S Gurnee and ano
trus. $4,000.
r II Lynde to J W Harper. err, $500.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to
] NJ Horton, SIS. 600
Christine G. Openhym and ano, trus, to
Lawyers Mortgage Co, $500.
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Title Guarantees
and Trust Co, $500: same to same, 1880
G Kerner to A Kerner. Si.75o.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to
II Hasbrouck. trus, So 900.
Annie l. 1illington to G Kerner, $500.
Mary Lynch 10 Sally Orth, $4,000
A Mitchell 10 Mary Mitchell. 81.
II Steinkamp TO Matilda Kircher. 81, 500.
X Lehman to Theresa Rinel, $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03
BENDING WITH FRUIT
apple Harvest in Jersey Prom
ises Biggest Since 1909.

8. sewten, n. j.. Aug. $50 burdened
~ iruit trees In Warren and sussex
sss-1ues that farmers have found IL
I; ss'efsssary TO prop up the branches. IL
: ngered that the apple harvest this
s.sen will reach 10000 bushels, the
i,9ssssstt since 1909, when the yield was
Ine FIRE blight has attacked fruit
s-sss, but an examination made during
-. week. by ". w. Gilbertson, d.
pz.er Of the SUSSEX County Farm
Steau, shows the crop in good shape.
20 coallng moth Is also prevalent,
s s% spraying the trees Ia defeating this
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
AUGUST l.
The BRONX.

FULTON Az. n $. zs5s n OF issth u. SOL
xso6.T: city Mortgage Co loans w Cornish
CONSTRUCTION co, TO erect one sty apartment
ia payments): 10000.
.soc A. safne loans same to erect one sty
spartment as psymentsl; $4,000.
IOT ne, map land OF Joseph Husson estate:
North New York Saw and Loan Assn loans
] ] Deasy TO erect one sfy and attic frame
dvls IS payments) ss.1a
gsisr ST n .. 4i5-i q Of Pauldinx av, tox
tit. same loans May VI Collins. 10 erect q 2
sy frame dwlg a paymenIsg: s3.9oo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-08-03
MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST I.
Manhattan.

9TH ST. 2ji to 80 w: Safety Fro
Door Go agt Francis Il Leland, owner; Geo w
Luthgow a. son. contractors: 1916
EDGECOMBE Az 4S; Jacob Mayors ast
Charles Schenck owner; James Kelly, con-
tractor; 81 So
The Bronx.
WALKER Av, 1i52 and 1127-Ray strss-
berg agt Michael ID Howard, owner and
contractor; 1928 %.
WALKER Az. g. 1874 W Bronx Park av
20 lxlO2S, Empire Door q Trim Co, Michael
ID Howard. owner: Michael d Howard Co
contractor; $40.
TINToN AY. w $. 2S7 ls3d st. 5oxleo: Mott
Haven Cut Stone Co. agt sam Cohen, owner
Louis Werner. contractor: 500.
17ZD ST, cor Bathgate av. 60x10o: same
agt Bathgate Realty Co. owner; same, con-
tractor; $50.
233D ST, s. 1901 White Plains av 5ox
ilA3; Anthony Muccio. agt Arthur A Austin,
owner; Pietro serrillo. Contractor; $50.