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Mnftioms> Mmaeigen.
Campbell & Sucnis, gniudIte,
Slr. 90, GtzQsrinetons Strdbe.

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Sarlebem anf @rmmOsisemtbmm.

Sarleber nun $500 bis $4,000
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Nr. Us, 81. 9auis6trabs. (Ottl9. 6Ditt)
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reiAt peroen.
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&erlanat in1 MQaemeiMen.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-16
RAGE TOAVENGE GIRLS WRONG
MOB FIGHTS POLICE To GET NAN
ACCUSED III A CHILD.
Tweiye.Year-Oid Victim In rrecario's
Condition Was Left Senseless In
the Shrubbery Police Arrive while
Armed Men Seek Her DespOiier.

HOLLIS, l.. l., Oct Il. An Italian came
very near being lynched here this morn =
ing by an angry crowd. The policemen
who had him in charge were knocked Gown
and had to use their clubs on the crowd.
The people here had been looking for the
Italian all the morning with clubs and
sticks. He was wanted for an assault
commit cd upon twelve-year-old girl.
Ida Bauer. the girl was on her way TO
schocl this morning when she was met
by Charles Sal ella, ~ years old. who says
he lives at 1877 Wyckoff avenue. Brooklyn,
in lonely stretch Of road. lined with shrub
berry. The man suddenly grabbed her
and, placing one hand over her mouth TO
prevent her crying out. carried her into
the thick shrubbery, where, she says. he
assault ed her, The girls face and BODY
are badly bruised and give evidence Of
hard struggle with fhe man, She became
unconscious, but when she came 10 man
aged to crawl to the home Of neighbor,
to whom she told her story
Word was Immediately sent to Jamaica
police headquarters and Seret Cahill and
q SQUAD Of men were sent here at once.
In the meantime the news Of the assault
spread rapidly and every road and train
was watched until the police arrived. Sore
of the male residents took up the hunt
through the woods and shrubbery. but
did not find the man. Policemen Clancy
and Clerk, however, found him in some
tall shrubbery after a two hours search.
They blew their whistles to call their
comrades, and the rest Of the police came
on a run The people gathered around
the Italian and made several attempts to
get at him and some one shouted, Lynch
the beast!" This cry was taken ny by
others, and the police. fearing the man
would be taken from them by force. drew
their clubs and beat back the angry and
excited crowd. One Of the policemen
who was driving the crowd back 10 make
way for the prisoner was knocked down,
but he was rescued by other officers
The fight between the people and tie
police was kept up all the way to the rail
road station.
The man was taken on a train to Jamaica.
Several friends Of Mrs. Bauer got on the
train and went with the police and the
prisoner. A short time after the man had
been taken to police headquarters Mrs.
Bauer appeared and shrieked that she
wanted to kill him, She was bordering
on hysteria and the police had to remove
her from the room.
As result of the assault the little girl
ia in critical condition in her home. where
she was taken after she had identified the
prisoner as her assailant.
ISABELLA has a wife and four children.
He was arraigned before Magistrate Smith
In the Far Rockaway police court who
set Wednesday next as the day for his
examination.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-16
Assignments Of MORTGAGES.

Lawyers Title Insurance Co to Paul Fuller
anu anu SllVU
Same to Allen Marquand ct al. excrs..,... 5000
J Frederic Kernochan. CON- 70 J Frederic
Kernochan and ano com. assignments.
Max Marx to Abraham NJ Baumann and
Henry Tden 10 Henry Tden. Jr......,..,.....
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 North
River Savings Bank Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Same TO Thomas Montgomery ct al. excrs
and trustees 800. .-.,.,......,.,.., 1000
Lena Havac TO Franziska Hlavac amman.
Wilhcmina Duschatko TO Joseph Hlavac.
American Mortgage Co to Mutual Life
Insurance Co .........,,.,.,,............ 10000
Lawyers Title Insurance Co to Mary E
Co $1,000
Max Marx to New York Mortgage and Sc
Jacob Salmanowitz to Malka Glass and ano,
2 assignments -. ,.,,...,...,... o and 100
Franklin - Lord and ano, trustees. to Henry
5 Van Duzer trustee ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, I
Eliza COIN TO Jonas We'll and ano. ....,,,., $500
James M Narnum ct al, trustees TO Florence
NcyHOluS COW
Fila c Burns eIrx. TO Charles Jost ,.. ,,.. I0226
Celia Blumenthal TO Lena C Nicdrrmann
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-16
Real Estate Transfers.
DOWNTOWN.

DOWNTOWN.
lThs letters 9 stand for quit claim deed, and
ing covenant against grantor ohly.l
| Avenue d. H. 8. 2o177 Morris II FEEDER
.nd ~, sno to David MoskowIiz. mtse
Alien st. los. 5. 7s1ns sadie Dof,m nam ''00
% Re snI 70 fs's Hsnsss s%!ss 'i Tiss nom
cesco Sica to John L Mccullough, o and 100
ssn to Sns. e .nd .ne .sS
9'so 5ossx 5s5sn tis iii ,i.loss ssAr 20
| Elizabeth s Gould to francesca Sica ...., nom
Cathari ne st. 40, WIS 2s.5xio2.2 Mary Fay TO
Louis Rlnaldo, m!se sss, 500, 80 6 and 100
Ies.7o.s.2s.iiei,i; Minnie witte to stephen
chry. sr' st. iss asxioo F,or,ne ana hi "o
bright to catharne A + Casanova. mtse
chrystie st. 10, E s. 2,17S7; David Geizer NUN
TO Samuel Gelzer. u part. a mtge
Eldrdse st. 5. Is 5 Canal st, as.ss: Daniel H0n'
| Geizer 10 Samuel Gei1ler. 4 part, "a mtge
Grand St, 50. s.zse17as James |. Cornell mol"
s. so ptopelA Gdms n 5b a9 % John 1880
j Connolly; m,ee so, go. ..-,,..., nom
jones' nss. =. S' Fourth st, as.,oo Fannie no"
Cohen to Annie Wallace, u part. mtse
Make. =: ss; y ss.s1s; ssmue Cohen '."'
su IL ka st. eon' a "ssf si s, 5, . 1900
interior lot % $ W Broon,e s.. Sose by line
ION wTh0mpSon So ia VIZ 8x " by line
| sos Sullivan 81 2lt to beg: Richard
Raven 10 Morris Fine, mtge q. 900, % c and 100
| sffie property: Henry Raven To Richard
Haven and :. correction deed ,.,..., 1900
Sullivan 81, IS and ~. e rtinse S6x s0lxsw
ol.2x n 500: Harris Mandelbaurn and anO
TO Morris Fine. mtge Nl .000 o c and 100
Fourth st, $50 W, runs 6.4x e 26x Nx
| Tx n 7<.1x W 74.8 william 8 McCottcr to
| Elizabeth p McCotter b and s, mtge 1900 nom
| Same property; Elizabeth McCottef to
william = McCOtter. b and 3. mtge SS0OO nom
| Same property; same TO same. b and S. mige
Fifth 81, a. 8 s 2sxss2: C;ottleb W Graebrr
to Ellen McManus. mtgc 06,nO0 ..,,.,,,, nom
Tenth At. 14-6s, 5Oxa2.3: Simon Myers
and ano 10 Hyman German, mete S27
ON ...,,......,,.,,,,,,..o and 100
CITY Of New Yort '...,.' ...., 2i,oo
| Same property: Adam Kellerm ann and ano
70 same c.. ...,,.'..... -. ~. nom
| Adam Re.nhaTd. ana ans. m!se ,sIi.ooo. $1,000
| Strip. formerly used a. alley. begins i7s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-16
HELD 4 PISTOL TO HER HEAD.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. is AT the stairway
leading to the Columbia avenue station
on North Ninth street to-day John Trout
sprang from hiding place and held re-
volver to the head Of his former sweet
heart. Emma Davis. 20 years old, Of l77l
North Ninth street.
Don't be afraid" Trout said to her. Il
promise not to hurt you. I only want to
give You this pawn ticket"
As he spoke Trout threw his arm
around her neck, pressing her throat 40
that she could not cry out. With the other
hand he drew from his pocket a revolver
and pressed it against her temple. At that
moment William McQuillan Of 1923 North
Mascher street was coming down the stair
way. and. taking in the situation at a
glance. cried:
Get out of that. you murderer
Trout turned and released Miss Davis,
who ran screaming down Ninth street.
On Ninth street between Oxford and Jefser-
son streets, Trout was brought to bay and
arrested.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-16
WON'T TRY FARLEY THIS TERN.
Judge Newburger Puts or the Painters
Delegate Case on q Poverty Plea.

The trial of Henry Farley. the painters
delegate, went over yesterday in Judge
Newburgers Court Of General Sessions
for this term Of court. His counsel told
Judge Newburger that Farley's friends
are trying to raise some money for his
defence against the indictment for perjury.
but haven't vet produced enough to pur-
chase a copy of the minutes of Sam Parks 8
trial. in which Farley's alleged perjury
was committed.
Assistant District Attorney Rand said
that every time date set for Farley's
trial was reached his counsel appeared
with a new excuse to get it adjourned.
Farley's lawyer said that tho District
Attorney had a copy OF the record Of tho
Parks trial, but refused 70 let him take it,
Mr. Rand replied that this was because
the copy is being used in the District At
torney's Office
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-16
DYING wOwANS MURDER TALE.
Trial OF Paddy shea Begins At Mrs. browne
bedside.

Mrs Catherine Brown. . dying woman.
who was the only witness Of the murder
Of Billy Mcmahon in front Of Hamilton
street on May s. gave her testimony late
on Wednesday night in her room on the
top floor Of 49,, Hamilton street, in the
presence of the accused man, Paddy Shea.
Magistrate Barlow. Assistant District
Attorney Caravan, Hugh o. Pentecost, ,
Shea's counsel; a stenographer and Shea.
shackled to deputy sheriff. left the Tombs
in carriage to take the woman's testimony
urder an order made by Judge Foster of
the General Sessions.
Mrs. Brown was greatly excited by the
presence Of Shea, ard protested against It .
but he was obliged to remain under the
law.
She said that on May she left her house
for the first time in three weeks, to take a
short walk. She took the walk and then
returned and sat on the stoop. She saw
Shea walk up behind Mcmahon. grasp
him by the shoulder, and. as Mcmahon
turned. shoot him in the neck
Mrs. Brown said that she had known
both men, and that Sheas mother used to
be her housekeeper in better days.
She held crucfix in her hands as she
testified.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-16
A Thief on Pera mbulator Row.

A baby carriage, which hao been left by
a mother in front Of the old Van Buren, gar
den in West Fourteenth street while she
went into an opposite store to shop, was
stolen Yesterday afternoon For years
mothers have left babies and baby car
riages in the very same place without baby
or carriage ever being stolen, according
to historians of the neighborhood. For
tunately this mother had her baby with her.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-16
French Circle Lectures 1t Harvard.

The French lecturer who will deliver
the Hyde lectures this year, under the
auspices Of the -Cercle Francois de l'Uni-
versite Harvard" will be NJ. Anatole Leroy
Beaulieu. His general subject will be
-Chrstianisne ct Democratic" and will
embrace a survey Of the political and re-
ligious history Of France. M. Andre
Michel, conservator Of the Louvre, will
tour the country as the official lecturer
of the Cercle Francois
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-16
Reoua Estate Shuts In the Central.

TARRYTowN, N. Y, Oct. 15,-After spend
Ing about 500 900 for a site and new freight
depot here. the New York Central Railroad
finds itself without an outlet, and it may
have to pay high price for right of way.
The Central thought it had an outlet over
the Requa property. in Dock street. The
estate had its property enclosed by a wire
fence and the company broke it down.
Yesterday the Requa people erected board
fence about 10 feet high along its line. Unless
the Central buys this land it will be without
IN outlet A lawsuit is expected.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-16
American Asiatic Association.

The annual meeting Of the American
Asiatic Association was held in the rooms
of the Chamber OF Commerce Of the State
Of New York yesterday afternoon. The
election of officers resulted as follows.
President, Silas d. Webb, New York; vice.
presidents, Lowell Lincoln, New York:
John H. Converse, Philadelphia; Everett
N. Bee, San Francisco; 8. G. Hopkins,
Washington; John B. Cleveland, Spartans-
burg, 8, c.; E. C. Potter. Chicago; Ellison
A. Smythe, Pelzer,S s. c. Treasurer. James
8. Fearon, New York; secretary, John
Foord New York
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-16
BOROUGH OF THE BRONX.

White Plains av. S, so n 9th st: rear: one.
story dwelling: Alexander Margalis.
Maple and Logan SITS, n ecor, owner.
william Romeo, 40 5th ST. Wllliamsb ridge.
architect: cost NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Columbus av. 5 s, 225 g GARFIELD st: two
story dwelling: Sarah Francis Cahill. JET
ferson ST and Morris Park av. owner:
Timothy Kelly. Van Nest. architect: cost
Anna pl. s S. l3w Brook av: four story ware
house: Fredericka Kinderman. 1874 Park
av. owner: Moore & Landsiedcl. l+sth st
and Sd av. architects: cost .,....,..,..,..
Ogden av. " S. i55 and 1905 i64th ST. two three
story dwellings: Joseph II Jones. $50 Og
den av, owner and architect: cost ,,,,.,I.
Elsmere pl n s. 800 Marnion av: two.
story dwelling: Mary Morgan. i0s7
aV, architect; cost ,..,..,.t,.s,.,.,..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-16
Plans Filed for Alterations,

Items under 81. 900 omittcd)
7ith ST, 40 T.; front and rear: four story
Francis Kelly, Il2s ID av. owner; Neville
& Baggr. 2i7 W i25th 81. architects: cost,
Whitehall and Pearl SITS. n W cor: nve story
of1>res and store: SAranac Realty Co, so
Pine st. owner: Thorn q Wilson. ii2o
Broadway, architects; cost.......,,..,,..
Union av, sl6: moving three story dwelling
Charles Ellinger, premises. owner: J 4
Kelly. 50 4lst st. architect; cost. ,....,..,
extension to two story dwelling and
store: John Wetterer, iIV6 Home st. owner r.
John De Hart, i0So Fox az, architect: cost,
Dock 81, e 9, 7O0 " Thomas 81. three story
a.. owner: Hinckie Iron Co, SS4 W s6th 81.
architect; cost...,.,.,..,..,....
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-16
PIPER a WITNESS
Against Truckman hat Caused . Block.
abe In Broadway.

Deputy Police Commissioner Piper APP
peared as a witness in the Tombs police
court against Frederick Garter, truck
driver, who held up traffic on Broadway
near Leonard street for seven minutes
yesterday morning.
Garter stopped his horses on the car
track while boy carried parcel from
the wagon to store, Among those who
were delayed were Capt, Piper. He got
out Of his carriage just in time to see Pa
trolman Corcoran arrest Garter.
Magistrate Pool fined Garter So.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-10-16
Arrived THURSDAY. Oct. 1:

IS Pretoria. Hamburg, Oct. 8.
SIS Toronto. Hull Oct. 3.
SIS Stag. Leghorn, Sept. ?.
SIS Nernea. Manchester. Sept. Is.
SIS New Orleans, Cardiff. Oct. l.
SIS Oplands. Cienfuegos, Oct 2
SIS Cherokee e, San Domingo, Oct. :,
SIS Watson, Port Limon, Oct, 8.
SIS Prtns Maurits. SuIi1am, Sept, T.
SIS Florida. Philadelphia. Oct IA.
SIS FL Nortc. New Orleans. Oct 10,
SIS Algonquin. Boston. Oct. II.
SIS Jefferson. Norfolk. Oct. IL.
SIS Guyandottc. Norfolk. Oct. IA
SIS Lartmer, Port Arthur. Tex. Oct. 3.
SIS Navahoe, Georgetown. s. c.. Oct. 0.
SIS City Of Birmingham. Boston. Oct. H.
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Recorded Mortgages.

Recorded Mortgages.
DOWNTOWN.
tSouih Of Fourteenth ST.
Where no interest Ia stated read per cent?
Avenue u, n 9 cor It'll 81: Abraham Siegel
to Aaron Goodman and ano due May I.
lWDS, p6T Ceut'''. VSssaS'
Bank st. %: Susan Wiley, widow. TO Isaac
Fromme 81 al trustees. 10 yrs. ,,::.r.,.. 76o0
Bowery 3ss: isabella Hoffman. widow To
cent. 'a " u.s. ' 1000
BroOme a., n q. 6oA e Bowcry P1ncus Iowsn-
' YIN. ~. -" ''t,' 80. $1,000
~ .oSo. w Der cent. $50 ................. 1000
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ARRIVED OUT.

SIS Pennsylvania from New York at Hamburg.
SIS La Tour ainc. from New York at Havre.
SIS New Yo rk, from New York at Southampton.
SIS Fuerst Bismarck from New York at Cher
bourg
SIS Ethiopia. from New York at Glasgow
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Satisfied Mechanics, Llens.

,73d ST, 500 W; Joseph Diamond VS. Joseph
Pircha. July p. 1908. ,..,,....,,..-,,.5,.
Jennings ST. n $. s72 B1stow ST. 2sXi7ss
irrcg: Bristow 81. " s, Is n Jennings st,
?61S72; CHURCH r Gates d Co vs. Abraham
Kaufman, Aug "A, 1908. ,".,,,.,.,....,,..
Bristow st, W 5, rs Jennings st. 2sIs78:
Jennings 81, n s. SIS " Brtstow st, 1x
iHs John Wetterrr VS. Abraham Kaun-
man Aug 49, 1908 .......,...,...........
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Foreclosure 9uits .

CIason Point 3D. " being lot map OF Ciason q
Point containing ~ acres. George r Droste w
Mary A GaSsner 81 al; atty. J 3 Tanner.
I7,h a. 3ii IS W; Theodore Riehl VS. John Kehoe
81 al: atty, r Kelly.
Morton st, $ ., los e Hudson st, 25xlOo Mary N
stage VS. David Case e. 81; atty. J p Carpcnser.
Eagle az, $40. Pasaueue Trotto vs. Maria Noha;
Atty, J Connolly.
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Mechanics Liens.

Avenue u. ~ on, and Th ST. 2s7 s,R; Law
renee Houlihan VS. Jacob Margovi1 and
NTH st, n 8, $50 7tb av. I0OXlOO. Michael
Heidi vs. Astoria Land 4 CONSTRUCTION
Co and ano .......,-,.....t... ,......'.,- 80
West End AZ. 2s2; Johansmeyer 4 Co vs.
Hath 81, so-7i r: Daniel J Cosan vs. sunde
1881 ~, IS ": James Plunkrtt VS. Khtz 900,
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Lis Pen(iens.
Plans Filed for New Buildings.

i27th ST. $, 275 nth Az. 2sls9 II: John Apostle
vs. Kunigunda Windolph: specific performance
attyS, Stear rs & p.
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Forty second street. No rs. north side as42
feet west OF Fifth avenue. 204xi0o5
leAsehold. four story stone front building;
william Oothout Jr.. VS.. B. J. Sturges ct
al. Jacob Hastead, attorney: Frank
Cochrane. referee: due judgment
Si2.705.7s: subject to taxes. dc, 81, 200
to the plaintiff :.........;;,...:. IS 900
south Of Thirty NTH street. ls2Ieo fve
story brick tenement; Trnt OF the Fund
for Aged and Innrm Clergymen vs. Emma
johnson ct al. Peckham. N. 4 X, at
torneys: l.. A. Abrams. referee; due on
Judgment. III. $40. 10: subject 10 taxes. &c.
81 .4483S Observation-Disclosures. adjourned to Nov
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Downing street, No. ~. south side. l54.I feet
west OF Bedford street five story brick
tenement; G. II. Byrd VS.. II. A. Koelsch
ct al. Harrison q B.. attorneys; G. B.
Winthrop. referee: due on judgment,
So. 228.sl: to the plaintiff ..............,
l45th street, No. 825 East. north side, 1891
feet east Of Third avenue. l7.7xlOO. two
story brick and stone dwelling: voluntary
sale Observation-Disclosures. Withdrawn at