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New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

MANttAIIAN-
BUENA VISTA AVENUE-The Mantle
Realty Company sold TO a client of David
Stewart the vacant plot. lOOXlOoXlz XlyV
feet. on the west side OF Buena VISA Visa
plot adjoins the one in Riverside Drive
sold recently by this company to the
same buyer.
SECOND AVENUE - Samuel Williams
sold 10 Benjamin Silverman No. 2242 Second
avenue, four story building on lot
2OxsO feet
25TH STREETS B. Goodale & Son
sold for Milton f. Oppenheimer and Mrs.
Ida " Murphy Nos lS7 and 139 West 25th
street. two five story buildings. on plot
7l.4X9S.9 feet, between Sixth and Seventh
avenues. The buyer is understood 10 De a
builder.
9th STREET-Mary T. S. Haines. sold
No. 30 East 65tn street, tve story dWel-
ing house, on lot 2OXlG.5 feet between
Madison and Park avenues.
ODD STREET-Slawson & Hobbs sold for
Clarence V Kip To client. Tor occu-
pancy. the five story American basement
dwelling house No. 266 West 93d street.
Luttgen.
list STREET-Nathan II. We'll sold for
Edward Bechtoldt 10 Emile h Frey ana
Baroness Melita KOmeter Wywlolek the
private dwelling house and stable Nos. 55S
and 500 West list street. on plot SOx9O
feet
172D STREET-Kurz & Uren sold for
Louis Lese a plot the south side OF
I72d street, 100 feet east of Boston Road.
DAVIDSON AVENUE-Du Bots & Tay-
lOr sold for J. MasSimino 10 a client. for
occupancy, the four story semi-detached
brick and limestone duplex dwelling, on a
lot 25xS9 feet. at No. 1907 Davidson avenue.
PARAMOUNT PLACE - The Bremen
Realty and Construction Company sold No.
S71 Paramount Place. one of the four two
family houses recently constructed by it on
the north side of Fairmount Place. 1t is
just west of Southern Boulevard.
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100 IL prior mtg $50. OoO: yr per cent;
Axelrod Realty Co 20 L Mordecai A. SON.
Inc. et al: $4,000.
Attorneys Wolf q Rohn. 203 Broadway.
1OOTH ST, s. 200 II OF West End ave, sly
100 n Gprior mtg SIS. COO; due Fec 20 1siI
per cent: same % New York Mortgage ana
Security Co: Ss6. 600.
Address. 135 Broadway
10TH ST. 5. $50 II 0f West End ave. ut
100 II (prior mtg s160 cor; I ". per cent,
West Side Construction Co 70 l. Aordeeai
& Son. Inc. et al; $4,000
Attorneys. Wolf & Kohn. 2O3 Broadway
ioGTH ST, > s. 2sO II Of West End ave. lu1
100 II (prior mtg s71 O0Ol: due Feb ~. 1911.
9 per cent: same to Mortgage security
co: $4,000
Address. 135 Broadway.
INST ST. SOS and $50 West; yrs. "a per
cent: Emelie X Frey and ano 70 I'd W sern-
holdt: yrs Al per cent s23. 600
Attorney. Geo A Steinmuller. 1911 3d ave
217TH ST. =. part lot 500. map Wakeheid
yrs. per cent: Michele Labrtola and ano 70
Franz Coyne: 500
Address. Riverdale ave and 259th ST
2i9TH ST. > s. 4 lot 172. map Wakefield. Sox
113; yrS per cent, Thomas Persss 20
Simon q Bradley. 81. $50
Attorney. Robert Wallace. Wiiliamsoridg--
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF Attorney
NOVEMBER 27

with name ana ddufeSe OF dLloihNyS
NOVEMBER 81
BAYARD ST. ~ and % 25x5ss: March IL.
1907 Nathan Ullman 10 sam Harris sIo''"O-
Attorney. Gordon. $40 Broadway
CHERRY ST no. 23 33x36.11 Nov is, 1906;
Etnie y sachs 10 David HOllender; 81. 400
Attorney L L Gilbert. 45 Cedar ST.
DECATUR AVE. 5. T5s II n Of 2ooth ,.2S q, 2Ix
Attorney " Todd. e2s Broadway.
GRAND VIEW PLACE; 5. la I4711 T. n Of 18TH 18TH
and another % Arthur = Morris: $1,000
Frank NJ Vanderveer TO Fidelity Development
Attorneys. Lindsay. Palmer q VIII
LOT 49, map Dyckman estate Nov 1ses;
March 2. 1890: Atlantic Realty co to Central
Address. 165 Broadway
LOTS 1855 and 1856 map No. 226 MAY % 1900;
June q. 1906 John Mara to Chelsea Realty
Address. as above.
LOTS ,, l57 and l5s fsms PE0Pessssgg spsFen1A
Address. 1875 Broadway.
SEDGWICK AVE, :. s35 # Of Kingsbridge
another to Fordham Realty Co; $3.50
Address. 25s5 sedgwick ave
WEBSTER AVE. v $. 3l4 n OF 16sth st. s1x
IS JgRe lss ss COO ole BerteSen to Albert
Attorney. E J Krug. ir. 100 Nassau st.
7TH AVE. n cor 18TH s., ?5x1oo; Nov 2s.
County Savings Bank; So. coo.
Attorneys. Fettretch. Seybel. Al Park
Row.
Sd ST, $. I75 II Of ist ave. 25x1Oo s: Sep,
= 1907; Max Goldwasser and another to Jos
Address 316 South sd ST. Brooklyn
s1sT ST. 2Ss East. 23x1Oe.s: Nov % 1905: sies-
nsnd Jacobson and another TO Hyman Finkel-
stone: $1,000
Attorney. z N Bernstein. 2a9 Broadway
1OSTH ST. 169 East Is 9xfO0: Oct "a 1905:
samuel Baum and another to Jonas Scheuer;
81. $50
Attorney. Chas Grossman. $40 Broadway
112rH ST. 10 East 19x1OO II: Sept 8 1907:
Mitchell Talmage TO Jos Dunn: S3 roo.
Attorney. Abr Goldman 25S Broadway.
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LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER Ct


AVE =. vs. ssf1 II of 14th - 43 exsS;
Joseuh Ierchan agt Henrietta Conen ~
CamanIed foreclosure of mtg); attorneys Ense
Brothers.
ATDTRON AVE n cor % 16sth -. 2s-Ixet;
Audubon ave :. &c Z = - 1sSth So l9xsa.
Ellen VI Fenton agr Betsy Fenron e. al idoN-
erl. attorneys. RushuCre. Bisbee A stern
ROWERY s34 and 336. samuel Raueh az
Joseph Wieselthier e al ttoreclosure or nntsei'
attorney. q Englander.
FULTON ST III; Arm St a.; Pearl 8, ~.
Water ~ IS; West End ave. cor q SO
St rms n 20f5 - 70 Goth at K = Y q
Grand Boulevard Broadway < = y -ulS y
20 Sath 81 80 70 beg, Iohn - = Anne
q Monav q al agt Thomas " Evans Museun
and Institute Society construction of VII
etcl: attorney. W Clare
PARK AVE W cor % 9th st 100 ike. COR
Exchange Bank aEt Philip Le-zerkoWitz et
(foreclosJHe of mtg; attorneys boVers
Sands
PLEASANT AVE. : $50 n Of 2i6th g ~
100: Mary sheldon agt BENJAMIN = > lr..s @
et al CforecIOsurs of mtg); attorney. X E1s
TRINITY AVE SOS. Carl Fl stecker et al ass
MARY = Frark1i~ - ~ foreclosure ~ mtsl'
attorney wasener
seth ST. 24O West: Amy c Montague agt Frsd,
erf, ] Kelly ct al (amended forecioslre q
mtg): attorneys. Earle & Russell
sOTI4 ST n $ 325 r. - Anstertarn ave
25xtOe .. Archibald A McGlashan ag- EeanF
p Gage et al foreclosure OF mts); a'ofnss
] G Deane.
Corn Exchange Bank agt Nancy hraHoNs.
81 al foreclosure OF mtg: attorneys Bo"e'
& sands.
11sTH ST. 3S5 and 81 East; Arthur Bsur .., ss.
Michael Mar-cne 81 a. (t0reclos1re of mtSi'
attorneys Otteroourg. steindlsr & HouSon
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.
with owners name and address.l
NOVEMBER %.
MANHATTAN


NOVEMBER %.
MANHATTAN
AUDUBON AVE. " cor 17fth 81: .or q,
hrk tenmt and store ssx52 8. : c Cooksr zTa-
sth ave architect. cost $50. 90.
Owners. Robertson & Gsmmis. 1878 fnts--
vale ave
PARK AVE. " cor s4th st: tor sty IN
dwg. % 4x32 2. q Rogers. II East 2sta 81
architect. cost. $4,000.
owner Buckley. 50 East 57th st
s3D ST. 30 West: for sty Dassassway. ss
owner and architec4. Psnnsyivania Raiiro>A
Company. 10 Bridge ST
MONROE ST. 153 and 155: for sty ozk stor&
4s9x10O; @ McCsbs. So sun ave. architscs
Owner. p P Cappsn. 3s3 W 25d st
THE BRONX
cPOTONA AVE. n o cor 1s1st 81; sty n-ics
tnmt IS 49x58; Euell 9 h1ei' 1 SO Mann &fsAa
"a architects cost. $50. 900.
Owner Charles Alst, 80 Manhattan 81
DAILY AVE. $50 20 n Of fremont ave. 8
=ty brick tnmrs. 32x84.S and S2xS8ll. Moore
& LandsiedeI 14Sth 81 and Sd ave. arch-
owner. II. g BeIins Construetion Co.
14sth 81 and % ave.
HOE AVE. 5. so n n ot Jennings ~: ? sy
brick dwlg. 22x6O. Carl J ltzel. 1888 Wii<lns
ave. architect; cost. $4,000.
Owner. Francis Dcnnelly. 1858 Hos ave.
rTERvALE- AVE. = 1s1 80 r. 8 q Free
man 81: sty brick garage. 81 s8x9l "a.
Koppe & Daube. $50 westchestsr ave. archi-
owner. Jacob I4ituer. 3ss wsssch.a.s
MATTHEW'S AVE. 8 225 ~ ot Rhins
lander ave- 3 sty frame dwls 2lX38 Tin
othy J Kelly. 7s2 Morris Park. architsc';
owners John and CIOtiIds wstssr. Rrou.-
dale.
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaserD
NOVEMBER %

'"th name and address Of purchaserD
NOVEMBER %.
BRIGGS AYE n f. 200 r. . OF 6tb 81 25x1OO-
other Gntg S5Om. S1Oo "
Address 2775 Webster ave
CATHERINE ST II. : 273x1Os7- F,tiz IT
s.hsin to Abraham Kotzen 1mtg s2SOOOI:
Address. 300 Broadway.
CRESCENT AVE n $. ss II w Of Relnort ave
psaI. I"aTso 8; so,9Ton c Powell TO Di Benedetto
Address. 541 East 1924 St
EDGFCOMRE AVE 40 . : 25v7e &. Ca--,.
f09Twsis SS3zSss ,p % Inma Wat' 49, Stewart; 500
HILL AVE : 375 y Of jefferson ave 951
100: land 60 A Of Edeuwaid to carl II waiiN
Address. l72s Fulton ave.
KINGsBRInGE TERRACE. : 2a5 n n q q,
Maori mtg sI1oM: 81 500. 10 A"red
Address. 30 Broad ST.
LAND under water Of Ionr Island eo,S -.
,nr5ao l3innS land Henry Piepgras. at city Island
5iF"o 100 acres. Henry Piepgras To
Nddr"ss. city Island
LAMP under water Long Island sound adioin-
Inc land Robert Jacob. CITY Island. 4OOx4O0;
Fllz y De lancev et al TO Robert Jacob 500
Address. City Island.
SAME PROPERTY. city Island Land & Dock
Address city Island
LOTS Is TO 81 map W F Duncan at williams
9Ti,se. 3- hhr7hsR 2, ,-o Kaufman to Maria A
Address. 22G5 Isr ave
MADISON AVE. 2l16 and a1ls. " : 4OxSo: Her
man l,.,.r Jerome q, 20 -.; cecil N Munoz; $500,
MONTGOMERY PLACE. n :. $50 II W Of Maclav
ave. 25N733; Maclay Ave Realty co to Richard
Address. East 42d st
PRIVATE CROSS ROAD n : adjoining lands
Tarney 7 Meyers. at Riverdale IaOx irreg.
"a T Sturgis 10 Amy = Dash 6mtg SO. 500 /:
Htdress Riverdale ave and a4oth st.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE cor 145th 81. 1OOx12i4 g.;
Holland Holding Co 10 Duncan Realty Co mtg
Address. ~ Liberty st
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor loo,h st, l5OE
Address. 49, Broadway.
/ list AVE- 1923 and lC2I. w. 5oST4 Yetta Sack
Address. 800 Broadway.
MARY Ricisliano; 800
Address. s34 %
/ 9Th ST. s. 2O5 n = Of Avenue D. 2OOx216.
| Lester g Lithgcw 20 Julia ] Hirsch; 81
7 Address. SIC 9Th ST
/ nth AVE : " COY 45th ST. T5 3xlo0. Eugene
Robinson 10 Fannie Strauss: $4,000.
Address. 10 West 18Th st
7sp 81. 5; IS n " Of q ave. 2.15I.l: Abraham
Address 1850 Lexington ave.
/ looTH ST. 5. 100 f e OF Riverside Drive. 7oN
co fmtE sTl OOOl: 500
Address. 321 West 92d st
/ iO0TH ST 5. 220 II Of Riverside Drive s \
tmtg $500 D. 500
Address 321 West a2d ~.
Hath 81. -! East. Edward Gosner to caro-
line NJ W Gokner: 500
Address, 80 East l24th St
! 18TH ST III and li3 East. 5ONlOO 10. Gertrude
Reichbart 10 Miriam Sachs (rutg SlS.Oool: <i0o
Address. 90 Past soth II.
| IBID So 24s West, IA lNloo II: Carrie a 11nell
/ 10 Susan Barrett (mtg S0.O00 500
Address. PAS West i23d 81.
/ i25TH ST. 52s West. 27xiOO II: Jennie e krapr
Ida J Lask (mtg 81, ,aUp: 500
Address. 52s West i25th ~.
l4GTH ST. :. l25 n Of Willis ave. bOxiO0. I
James Byrne TO benjamin Bsnenson; 81
/ Address. Southern boulevard and Webster
ave.
| t46rH ST. 5 i2h n OF Willis strip ir
/ front lots and :, map Section A-B, North
tew York;. Edward Willis - al 10 Rentafnir
| Renenson~ 81
Address as above
SAME PROPERTY Emily scott BENJAMIN
| Benenson. 81.
Address above.
hist ST. 6os and go West. oozas. Edwzre
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIesa
NOVEMBER y

NOV EN- BIN
HOUSTON ST 29f Fast kussel GoInd A..
samuel Hamlet 81 al. Nov "a 1909 ~
depOsitJ. $3.50 80.
INTERVALS AVE. =. . y % HON. -
n Mas0r q 90 art Volga Improvement N.
et all Nov 70. 1902 SIG6-
SAME PROPERTY. carter. Black = Ay.-.
agr SANE. Nov ~ 1909. $3.50
SAME PROPERTY. Charles n Below o..
stone 90 aRt same. Nov 2. 1909. seS4
SAME PROPERTY. church y Gates a ca
sgt same. Nov 8. 1900. SI52 "a
SAME PROPERTY: Claude T.. Coon sxt -an,.
Nov :. 1909. STA o.
SAME PROPERTY. Levoli CONSTRUCTION =,
agt same, Nov ;. 1903. S3@J-
18TH ST TAR West. Louis PrfRnsno axt n
LOwden 81 al Nov = 1909; sio5.
4TTH ST 80 West. Max Barth azt Abrah,,
Korn q az Nov n. 1870: 81 DO
18th ST. PSI East. Harry Sobel axr Dav<s
Liebgold et al. Oct z 1909. <Ss
I27TH ST n . 100 ft of Broadway -,,
ming through 70 Manhattan 81 John Exs.
agt Charter Construction co "a a., Oct ~
1909 (bv depositl. $50
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REALTY NOTES.

L. sherman Johnson OF the Treupel-Shaw
Realty Company. was the broker in the sale
for Miss Betty Gusthal ana Mrs. Babette
Cohen OF the tract OF about "A hundred acres
az Harrison. White Plains. y. v known as
the Gray and Gainsbury farms. fsA tract
has a frontage Of l.500 feet on ST. Mary's
Lake, OF Silver Lake, about l.6o0 feet on
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
ALTERATION PLANS.
MANHATTAN

MANHATTAN
SID ST 406 20 ais East; TO a 1 stv brx fzctoryy
l. A Hornum. las East 42d 81. architect: cor
s125aO
owner. Artificial Tee Co. 420 East sSd st.
THE BRONX.
BAINBRTDGE AVE. . PAS. 81 ~ % eo-h
81: to two I sty and attic frame dw.zs. i8x
%: William 8 Irvine. 241st 81 and Kat0ras
ave architect: total cost. $500.
Owner Jacob Zurneider. 3Os East 2s4th 4.
BROOK AVE. " cor 135th st. to sly brx
tenmt and store. 25N-5- Louis FAX. 20 Inird
ave. architect. cost 500
Owner James Carney on premises
ST LAWRENCE AVE. . p q Beacc,
81: 70 a 9k sly frame dwlg 2)X42-2%: Henry
Nordheim. fremont ave and Bronx 81 arcnt-.
tect; cost. 81 0No
Owner William Romsky. on premises
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RECORDED LEASES.
with names and address of lessees.)
NOVEMBER ~

with names and address of lessees.J
NOVEMBER %
ESSEX ST. 9S, n cor Delaney 81. Meyer
NeseN to Jacob Barbera: yrs 5iz mos
from Nov I, 1909, 81 900
Address. 9S Essex ST
HESTER ST. 1O5; Anna ~ Buchanan TO
Solomon Bunin; yrs from May l, 1909; 2,52O
Address. l05 Hester st.
WALKER ST. 81. L & Trust Co Of 10
adcIf II Landeker yrs from Feb 1. 1907
Address. 81 Walker st
22D ST. 36o West 2l 6x9s9. Clement c Moore
1909 S8lO
Address 800 Wet 22d ST
22D ST, 5. 1886 II $ ? Of 9th ave. 81 6x
9SSt Margaret NacNutt TO Fredk s
lamb; 2l yrs from Dec I. 1909, s62O
Address 35G West 22d st
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

Bechtod 10 Emile X Frey and another'. SiO"-
Address. $50 West Hist ST.
1S4TH ST. $. 30 II OF Grand ave, zO.Zx
30 IL; Elizabeth II NJ Blaskry TO herDet'
Adhaus; S1OO.
Address. 60 West 1s4th ST.
2lITH ST. S. part lot 5O3. map Wakefield. -ox
l14S: Mary Coyne 70 Michele Labrtola; 81
Address. AIS East 10th ST.
235TH ST, n $. 325 II e Of Kepler ave. 25x1Oo'
Margaret Ryan to Isabella Ryan; 81
Address. 235 East 235th ST
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
A S525, 900 BROADWAY LEASE.
Rental Affects Store and Basement at
9th Street.

Henry Corn has rented the store and
basement In the building at the northwest
corner OF Broadway and 9th street 20 the
Regal Shoe Company. The lease affects
the stbre and basement now occupied by
Rurnham q Phillips, tailors, and IL for q
Term of twenty-One years, Al an annual
rental Of $1,000. or total OF $1,000. The
new tenant viii take possession on jan
ussy l.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

the road. and runs past the easterly bTancn
of the Mamaroneck River. The New YORK
& Westchester & Boston Railroad Will run
through the easterly end of the tract
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
MECHANICS LIENS.

NOVEMBER 81
LDCLOW ST. 55; David Schirner agt Elizabeth
a Vail. exr and Annette and Robert VAIL
$3.50
RIN ERSlDE DRIVE 54T: Samuel Miller agt
Hasue Realty Co. owner and contractor;
TRUNToN ST. cor Longwood ave. 3Ox1OO.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

NOVEMBER -.
HOME ST. :. lOo n Of linton ave. ., ~, ~.
rs. Cftv Mortgage Co loans Thomas i m
comb Construction Go S2S.uuo
PARK AVE. W cor 174th 81, l16 6xl2l-' sa''
Looms I73d street Park co $50 600
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor 145th - l,sN r1l-. -
state Realty and Mortgage co loans jaw
Realty co $500. GOO
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

Edward A saioh ast rrIxton Realty CO. o~,.r
and contractor. S42
VALENTINE AVE = 1904 q Of isos, :.
5OxfO4. samuel Merksamer azt Geo r sch-.s<S
owner. Paul Freytag. contractor. SO
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-28

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-27
cHIPs FROM oHla's NEWS LOG
SHORT STORIES OF OCCUR.
RENcEs IN THIS STATE.

Reunion Ends balloon Trip.

Chardon, o., Oct. 27-The fates re.
united brother with his sisters Sat.
urday when the big balloon "AllAmeri,
can" carrying Pilot Leo Stevens and
two members Of the Canton Aero club,
landed on the farm of Charles Hart.
man In Huntsburg township. The bal
loon, which had left Canton at 2:15
p. m. came down just at dusk. Hart
man saw the big bag drift slowly over
his farm and settle to the ground. He
hurried to 1t, found the passengers all
safe, assisted In rolling up the canvas
and invited the trio to his home for
supper. When Stevens entered the
house Mrs. Hartman met him. She
gave one startled glance and then
rushed toward him "why. Leo!" she
cried. "Leo!" When greetings we're
over, word was sent for Mrs. Ed Cliff.
ford, living nearby. She came hur.
riedly, wondering, A second reunion
followed. Mrs. Clifford also proved
to be sister Of the balloonist.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-27
SHORT PARAGRAPHS.

George, crown prince of Servia, left
here Monday for st. Petersburg. The
purpose of his Journey is believed tc
be the announcement of his betrothal
to his cousin, Princess Marina Mich
olaeon.
The spherical balloon OF the signal
corps was sent up Monday in Wash
tngton. Aboard it we're Lieuts. Lahm
Winter and Faulois of the aeronautical
board The voyage is for experimental
purposes only.
The reply OF the Emperor OF Japan
to the message from President Roose
welt delivered through Count Komura
the foreign minister, has been forward
ed to Baron Takahira, the Japanese
ambassador at Washington.
The fire in the Hazel mine OF the
Pittsburg-Bufalo Co. near Cannons
burg, Pa, which was thought to be
under control broke out afresh Mon.
day and is now said to be gaining on
the fire fighters. The blaze covers an
area of about 300 yards.
The only temple in the world whose
walls, floor and roof are of one single
piece, was opened at Chicago Sunday.
II is built of reinforced concrete, on
the Edison plan, OF continuous mate.
rial with no seams, The temple belongs
to the Unity congregation, Universal
ist. a..
The decision was rendered on pc
tition brought by l.. d. Willcutt Sons
& Co. of Boston, asking for an injunc.
tion against the Bricklayers' and Stone
Masons' Benevolent unions, restraining
them from imposing fine of 500 each
on two members of the union who had
refused to go out on strike.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-27
ENTERS new YORK
| IN A HEAVY rain
THOUSANDS TURN OUT TO VEL
COME REPUBLICAN cANDl.
DATE IN NEW YORK.
GUEST OF STATE CHAIRMAN
Streets famed With People, and witt
Rockets and Red Fire Made
the Night a Memoir
iaI One.

New York, Oct. N.-Devoting the
day to a trip into Connecticut and the
evening to speech making in Brooklyn
William II. Taft's first day of active
campaigning on his present visit tc
this section was prosecuted by him
with both vigor and earnestness. While
the day, despite its call for a speech
of some length in New Haven, and 6
shorter one at Port Chester on the
return trip to New York, was one OF
comparative ease for the Republican
candidate the calls that were made
upon him In Brooklyn Monday night
were such as to keep bin actively oc
cupied every moment of his time
When the candidate entered that por.
tion CT Greater New York late
Monday he found himself fairly over
whelmed with engagements. Before
the night was over he had accomplish.
ed five speeches, eaten dinner with o
hundred prominent Republicans as the
guest of Republican State Chairman
Timothy l.. Woodruff, reviewed o
parade, which in spite of somewhat ad.
verse weather conditions was impres.
sive in Its size and inspiring in its en-.
thusiasm and then attended a recep
tion at the Union League club.
A deluge which broke loose just al
about the time that Mr.. Taft was en-.
tering New York threatened for time
to interfere with the evenings pro.
gram there. 1t had been planned tc
make the parade one of the big fea.
lures Of the demonstration and the
downpour, the heaviest of the fall sea,
son thus far, continued long enough
to give the managers of the parade and
the proposed participants in 1t several
anxious quarter hours. The rainfall
ceased, however, some time before the
parade was scheduled to start, and the
comfort of the marching thousands OIL
of the reviewing party was not inter.
fered with
II required an automobile ride OF an
hour In a heavy downpour of rain for
Mr.. Taft to reach the Montauk club In
Brooklyn, where he had dinner. He
arrived there at Z o'clock. A five mile
automobile ride brought Judge Taft
to his first meeting The streets were
crowded and red fire and rockets made
the dark night luminous. The audi.
torium in Metropolitan Sanger hall,
was filled with Jewish audience, and,
after five minutes of cheering had been
given for Taft, the audience paid a
hearty tribute to Oscar Straus, secre-
tary of commerce and labor. Mr..
Straus, In introducing Mr.. Taft said
that he wanted to leave no doubt that
the election of Judge Taft would work
the greatest benefit to the country.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-27
Against Laborlna Men.

While William H. Taft is travelling
about Ohio and elsewhere making
frantic appeals for the support of la
boring men, his running mate on the
Republican ticket, James S. Sherman,
is giving his Endorsement to The state
ment that labor unions are COM
posed largely of anarchists, socialists
and demagogues. Mr.. Sherman
heard the organized wage worker of
the country thus denounced by a
trust magnate who presided at a meet
ing where he spoke. and gave approval
of the sentiment expressed. When
Mr.. Sherman appeared recently at
Akron, o., the meeting which he ad-
dressed was presided over by O. G.
Barber, president of the Diamond
Match Company. Mr.. Barber intro.
duced Mr.. Sherman to the audi
ence. In doing so he made use Of the
following language, as stenographlcally
reported:
"One of The main reasons for the
success of the Diamond Match Com.
pany is that It's directors HAVE
NEVER TOLERATED UNION LABOR
IN IT'S SHOP. THEY HAVE AL
WAYS BEEN OPEN We have had
no one TO dictate TO us what wages we
shall pay, what men we shall hire. and
what hours our employees s.all work.
LABOR UNIONS TO-DAY ARE
COMPOSED LARGELY OF AN
ARcHISTS, SOCIALISTS AND DEM
AGOGUES-"
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-10-27
CASE DECIDED AGAINST HIM
Attorneys Claim Negro Discharged
From Army Without Proof
Of Wrong Doing.

Washington, Oct. 27.--The attorneys
for Oscar w. Reid, one of the negro
soldiers who was discharged from the
army on account of alleged participa.
tion In the Brownsville ARRAY, endeav-
ored Monday to have the supreme
court Of the United States advance the
hearing of his case. The case was de-
cided against Reid In the United States
circuit court for the southern district
of New York.
In statement filed with the motion
the attorneys say that "the principal
matter involved liz the right of the
president to arbitrarily and summarily
In time of peace to discharge without
honor, without trial before court
martial or other constituted tribunal of
any sort, duly enlisted soldier In the
regular army of the United States be
fore his term of enlistment has ex
pired, without proof of wrong doing
on his part" au ~ s..s
They urge the fundamental interest
and importance In the case as the rea.
son for asking its advancement on the
docket. Attorney General Bonaparte
did not oppose the motion.