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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
With name and address OF purchaserD
nECEMBE.R l.

fMnh name ana auttcss OF pufthasNfJ
DECEMBER !.
AMSTERDAM AVE. I747. ;. 25xiOo; Henry
Marks 10 Hugo Schmslzl ct al. VI
Address. ass broadway.
Jas Rowan 10 John Robertson tmtg sl7,5Oo);
Address. e2lO Andrews ave.
BARROW ST. 63. s. ITx25: Elizabeth Lahey
Address. 80 West 10th ST
BAXTER ST Is. = 5. % IOxsl; Andrea Dehna
@ k "a hS s.'t 5os West 18th ST '''
BAYCHEsTER AVE. 5, 325 y of Edenwald
ave, 25K75: Land 60 Of Edenwald TO Her
man Ferber. Jr. 81.
Address, % Broadway.
BROAD at. g. = cor of Beaver 81; Alfred W
Manning to Aaron Buehsbsum tmts $4,000;
Address. les Amsterdam ave.
BAYARD ST. cor Of CambTeileng ave 5oK
Address, i2s Broadway.
CHERRY ST. ste. W Ger Of Montgomery st;
easier !: IDA ktsse 10 Abraham ksssel ana
ana ss emsss y sS' LiSsrty - st.
CYPRESS AVE Ger Of lssth e. loo1so;
Henrietta Hirseh 10 Jenni. Rosenberg 0nts
Gesress' Room 500. 81 william St
PARAMOUNT AVE. n Ger OF Broad 81. rs. ZOE
irreg; Edward II Maddox 20 Ernst Biggsr.
hedress. Room COS. a Park Row.
FORT WASHINGTON AVE cor Of i1eth
~ icOlKl0sS; Bendheim const Co 70 Fred'k
otihFh hilAts slSu',vls fioS-
Address. 90 West Broadway.
FoX ST. :. 4G6s II OF I0nsvood ave sat
G.3, Winnie Realty a. Const CO 20 Sans Le-
derer (fntg $1,000: 400.
Address. ga Prospect ave.
COL REX ST. - e g. 25xi00; Elias Goodman 20
Jennie wenseron OF J; 81.
Address. Room ls25. llb Broadway.
HOE ST " 5. SIS n OF Home ST. Boxes Q:
Berkeley Estates 20 Trinity Danish Evangelical
Lutheran Church mtg 81 500. 81
Room ll22. IS William 81.
HOE ST e. sT.3 II OF Home 81 30x6s.5:
the Colonial Bank 20 Berkeley estates. 81.
Address. AL Columbus ave.
HOFFMAN ST. q. FL n n OF 18th 81. 5on
III TO- Jennie Feinbiatt 20 Robt Loe~y Ontg
81 900; 500
Address. 2T:3 30 ave.
LEHox AVE. 30 q e cor i2ist ST - iOsioo:
Henrietta u Watson 20 Philip hrauss; 500
Address. 3S3 East lSsth 81.
SAME PROPERTY: Porte Ransom 10
same; ~.
Address as above.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02
Il 18TH STREET LEASE.
Hungarian Restaurant TO Dc
capy the Premises.

Jesse T. Meeker has leased for the Hor-
man House Corporation 10 Albert Pick and
GezeliO Weiss the store floor and first floor
In the building No. II West 18th street for
term OF years. The lessees are to use the
floors as an Hungarian restaurant; also
leased for Mary A. W. Heaton TO James W.
Brett the two four story and basement
dwelling houses Nos. . and q West 56rn
street. and for Samuel Marks 20 Annable
Siletti the entire upper portion OF the build
ing No. lO3 West 2Sth street.
Louis Becker. OF No. 2oos Amsterdam ave-
nue.. has leased for Francis Patrick Prial
the three story and basement Indiana lime
stone front. box stoop dwelling, No. 557
West l59d street, for term Of years. TO
Dorothy 7. Banker. of Chicago. who will
occupy the premises.
Leonard J. Muhlfelder has leased 1900
feet in Nos. % and "a Aspenard street for
Henry Hofheimer. receiver of rents: also
for otto Lorenzo $500 feet In No. Is TO II
Crosby street; also 1880 feet in Nos. lls and
lI Wooster street TO III. Zaidenburg; also
5000 feet in Nos. and s West Goth street
10 I. Schlesinger a. Co.: also 5000 feet in
Nos. ia and 10 West 9th street 10 the
Louis Stern Waist Company; also 5000 feet
in. No. 5SS Broadway 10 the Yankee Shirt
Company: also SEQ feet In Nos. and
Washington Place 10 Levinsohn Brothers
Company; also 5000 feet in No. 81 East 18th
street. 10 CHASER & Braunstein; also 5000
feet I'm No. III Mercer street TO William
Silberstein and Moskowitz & Schoenfeld;
also for Joseph Gstti the first loft in No.
81 Crosby street: also the fourth loft at
No. % Ispenard street to the -Consoli-
dated Wax Taper Company and the third
loft at No 90 Crosby street 10 HOrwitz
Brothers
James p. Lee is the buyer of No. 30 East
65th street, sold recently by Douglas Rob
inson. Charles S. Brown Co. for Mary T.
Hail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02
RAPID WORK ON eIMsEL STORE.

The ThompsOn-Starrett Company an
nounced yesterday that the fireproohng-
floors. partitions and column covering-of
the Gimbel store building Will be completed
by December q.
In each of the thirteen foors-ten above
the street level and three below-there are
5000 square feet OF the fireproof hollow
terra Gotta block. making 10000 square
feet in ALL The column covering, partitions
and Turing bring the total up to about
100000 square feet, one of the largest con-
tracts ever let for freprOOhng material. IL
the hollow blocks were laid end on end
they would extend 2S5 miles, il is said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02

i24rH ST. 100 East; tr. 9 per cent: Nsstor
Holding co 10 Louis Mannheim. S5oOu
Attorneys Mannheim & Mannheim. 3O2 Broad
way.
i3sTH ST. g. f2o q e OF Cypress ave. ~ .sx
100 10 (prior mtg $4,000; yrs. ler cent;
Port Morris Realty co 70 Lean ray
5000
iasTH ST. $. 1918 u e OF Cypress ave. 4lsx
100 10 prior mtg $4,000; yrs. . per cent
same to same: 5000.
f3sTH ST, W s. 2O3.4 n OF Cypress ave. 4lsS
100 10: yrs. per cent. same 10 same
5000 go
Broadway.
i54TH ST. $. 2s5.3 n % Morris ave. 2'S
100: 3 yrs. ) per cent Eliza Miller 20 Chas Il
Ellinzer exr: $500.
Address. SIS Union ave-
i65TH ST. 400 West: ) Yrs. "a per cent: Minnie
G. Moeller 20 Seymour Realty GO: $500 90
Attorneys. Thurman a fakenheimer' :"
Broad 81.
1I5TH ST. :. has II OF Vanderbilt ave.
16.sh1os; yrs. per cent; John OIL 20 JOS
Giles; Si1. 800.
Address, 3l6 East 17Jth 81.
IssTH ST. n e cor Cambreieng ave. 50xi0o; 3
yrs. 5l1 per cent; Leonard Well 70 Ameri-
can Mortgage Co: 50. 500.
Attorneys. Bowers & sands. u Nassau ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02
SALES IN SUBURBAN DISTRICTS.

The Duross Company has sold for Charles
+. Duross the tsTee-stOry brick dwelling
house on a plot OF two acres. known as
Wood Court. al Tarrytown. y. Y, TO Mrs
Anna L. Scharsteif, for occupancy.
NJ. Just has sold for Charles Kensier the
plot, 5oNlo9 feet. al the northwest corner OF
SummeTheld street and Midland avenue,
DunwOOdie, YOnkers.
Harold r. Nitteman has sold the old
Squire Force homestead. al Glove and Main
avenues Concord, Staten Island. The buyer
intends 10 improve the property and use il
for his own occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02
RECORDED LEASES.
(With name and address Of lrssee)
DECEMBER l.

NMlth name ana ADDRESS OF IFsseVp
DECEMBER /.
AVE 3 S.: Simon Fllinger 90 Nathan Tenen-
baum. yrs from May !. 1909; 81 Ito.
Address, same.
COLUMBUS AVE. $40; Jacob schmid 10 Gus
tav Boittner: yIs from March !. 1907
$1,000
address above.
Delaney ST. 1G; Ernst Plsth 20 the Ma
tfonal Cleaning and Dyeing Works yrs
from May /. 1910; 81, zee
Address above.
SPRING ST. -; Jacob 4 Mittnacht. jr. 20
Nunziatto Russo; 1912 Yrs from Sept l.
1909. 81 800
Address above.
WILLIAM ST n cor Spruce ST: Press
club 20 Jno Reilly; yrs from Nov l.
1903: 81 500
Address above.
WILLIS AVE. 30: Christian Schuck to Aaron
Marcuse ~ yrs from NOv Z, 1903. 5000
Address above.
1sT AVE a24l; Terdlnando Salvatore TO Vim
ernzo ManziOne, : yrs from Nov l. 1909
sl.3sG
Cd AVE, e cor 10th st; Rose Trachmar 10
Cornell PartOs: yrs from May i, 1913 81, SEQ.
Address. 100 I'd ave.
Cd AVE 1850: Vim TelshOw 20 John Dorst;
$ YRS from Sept I, 1909, 5000.
Address. same.
I'D AVE. 1927; Irving Wolf TO Albert Schieu-
terTna nm, yrs from May !. 1910; 1880.
Address, 1927 "a ave.
SD AVE. 9S7: Max Schwsrz 10 Luigi Gszzale;
Q yrs from May T. 1910; sl.sOo.
Address
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02

lot sSx55 feet. recently sold by Horace S. Ely
& Co. for the estate of Elizabeth t. Whit
son. Interests identified with the Employ
ers' Liability Assurance Corporation also
control the adjoining eleven story building
at No. IS Maiden Lane, extending through
10 Liberty street.
The purchase Of No IS Maiden Lane has
been made for protective purposes. al
though il is not unlikely that the building
will be modernized. or possibly new five
or six story structure erected. The prop
erty has been in the Whltson family since
1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02

No SIS West sist street. q three story and
basement dwelling house. 2oxl0o1l feet. for
Mary F. Dodge.
ll1TH sTREET-Joseph Toch sold the
two six-story apartment houses at No. 2oi
20 20 West lIith street. on plot 1oox7i.fo
feet. adjoining the Elise apartments. at the
southwest corner of Seventh avenue and
lllth street.
THE BRONX
10th STREET-Kurz & Wren sold for
Louis Lese plot OF three lots on the south
side of 15eth street, 400 feet west Of Cort-
landt avenue.
l9sTH STREET-M. Just sold for William
c. Bergen the new dwelling house No. 35i
East lesth street. on lot 25xI5 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02
TO BUILD IN 18TH ST.

Henry Holman is the buyer Of the ST.
Philips Protestant Episcopal Church prop
erty, 40. 10 10 l63 West 18th street. a plot
7s.7NsSs feet. A twelve story loft building
VIII be ers led on the site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF lenders Attorney
DECEMBER l.
AUDUBON AVE. f6sth ST. 25NlO.
April 49, 1880 Anna Cox 20 Title GUARANTEES
and Trust Co: $500.
AUDUBON AVE " . s34 "a % f6sth 81.
10 SxlO0: April 10. 1899: same 10 same; 5000.
Address 176 Broadway.
AUDUBON AVE. $. so II OF i6sth st. l6s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

twiih name and address OF iosner's Attorney
DEcEMBER 4
135D ct =. $50 n Of Amsterdam ave
.SNop n. Jennie Brisk Chas Wynns
prior mtg f2e,Ioo). per cent due March
4. tsi1s xibno.
Address. 10 Easx kcsth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

NihttNiA FARMS AND TIMER LANDS
- sn acre and up Improved and unimproVe fl.
tNlch land heavy crop. healthy climate and happy
farmers Colonial homes. Catalogue free y 7.
WATKINS q 60. - North 9th ST. Richmond. Va.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02
BoROUGH OF MANHArTAN.

40 FIT. + STORY DWELL
ING ON PARK AVE, NEAR
S6TH ST, AT A VERY REA-
SONABLE FIGURE. VALUES
HERE RAPIDLY INCREAS-
ING. FIRM L. j. CARPENTER,
% LIBERTY ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02
BUYS TO PROTECT ITS SITE.
Liability Assurance Corporation Now
Controls Large Plot.

The Employers Liability Assurance Cor
porstion is the buyer Of the property No.
" Gslocn Lane, q az staIy building o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
) CHOICE CITY LOTS /.

uceau IIuuJ Lots. 90 minutes rom CitY HaIL
ONLY $500 CASH
All improvements: fare &c: Sc ect location:
act quickly. TRAVELLER, Box 10. Tribune
Downtown Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02
BOROUGH OF RICHMOND.

WOULD YOU INVEST $3.50. PAYABLE SIS
down and Sc. - per month. IN New York
city lot that will probably double vslus
within the next year. Here Is a real estate
investment with guaranteed pront o. 20s
per year. For free tickets 20 visit the prop
erty apply 20
W c. REEVES q co.
Ia a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02
BOROUGH or BHoOKIYN.
THE MOST PERFECT HOySES EVER
RIIlT fOR TWO EANiII rs

fOh thO FAMILIES.
ON Parkside ave. bet Flatbush and Bedford
ayes: in excellent neighbOrhOOd. cOnvenient 20
Brighton Beach L." trolley lines. schools
and stores. The most artistic fronts in Greater
New York, with interiors 20 match tSeparats
entrances) Rent from one apartment pays
carving charges and gives owner a refined
home RENT FREE MESTWOOD RENLTY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02

TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-12-02

TO LET FOR BUS NESS PURPOSES
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-05
NOT A SINGLE DISSENTING VOTE
One Senator Declares Such Appropri-
atoms Unconstitutional. But Inter
pcses No Obstacie-Both Houses
Hold Short Sessions-Many Mes
saaes Received from President.
(By Associated Press.)

WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. 4
With practically no opposition. the
Senate today passed the House bill
appropriating sSoo.oo0 to aid the tai
ian earthquake sufferers.
Senator Bailey Of Texas declared
that such appropriations were rncCn-
stitutional. LIT did nothing 10 delay
congressional action.
The sum of S:nn.n'o was approprI-
at.d b. a Senate bill for the purchase
or construction OF Building in Paris
as the home of the American ambas-
sadCr.
The bill will at once 20 20 the
House for is consideration.
January II was designated for con-
sheraton of the omnibus claims bill
which carries an appropriation OF
$1,000. 900.
At 1:32 o'clock the Senate ad-
jCurned
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-05
WOMAN SMILES WHILE
HER AOMiSER IS BEATEN
Angry Husband, About to Visit Same
enlistment upon Wife, Re-
strained by Police.
Especial 20 the Daily Press)


RICHMOND, VA. Jan. 4.-Georec
Pugh. a young white man. this after
noon discovered his pretty wife. a
former Atlanta. (GaJ girl. from whom
he had recently become estranged
parading the streets with a handsome
stranger. and proceeded 10 beat
the latter in the most approved puSi'
listic fashion. He threw the strange
to the ground and pummelled him
vigorously, Mrs. Pugh being an inter
ested and smning spectator to the
encounter.
Mrs. Pugh's companion. as soon as
he could regain his feet and wind,
took to his heels, leaving his hat be
hind him on the sidewalk. Pugh
chased him for a block, and then re-
turned to his wife. to whom he pre-
pared to administer dose Of the
same medicine. but the police inter
fered. and saved the girl from rough
treatment.
Mrs. Pugh says she can not live
with her husband because Of his jeal-
Gus disposition. Pugh, when he acct
dentally came upon her this evening.
relieved she was in Atlanta with her
father. Mrs. Pugh refused to give
her maiden name out of respect for
the fee lings Of her parents. She also
refused to give the name of the man
in whose company she was when her
husband found her.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-05
SALARY INCREASE FOR
JUDGE IS RECOMMENDED
Unless Change Is Made Now. the
Amount Must Remain Same For
Next Eight Years.

The finance committee Of the city
council last nigh: decided 70 recon-
mcni 20 the council that prov sion b.
made al once for an addition OF $50
10 tn" city appropriation for the sal
ary OF tho jadg' of the Corporation
Court This ir -r"ase will make the
total amo : ID TO tho judge by the
city $l.15O. The state pays $3.50
toward the salary. and II the recon
mendaiion Of tn" committee is car
RED out. tho JUICES salary will be-
1900 per year
Judge Barham appeared before the
last night a8d made o
statement explaining his reasons fer
bringing this matter to the councils
attention At this time. He stated that
bis rev term OF once would bogin on
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-05
With Certain Reservations, Supreme
Court Sustains New York Law.
REvERsES DECREE Of LOWER COURT
Failed to Pass Specifically Upon the
Question Of Constitutienaiity-I
nation That Case May Hereafter
be Reopened.
(By Associated PresS.)

WASHINGTON, d. c., Jan. A.
Speaking for the entire membership
OF the Supreme Court Of the United
States. Justice Peckham Of that court
today, announced the decision Of the
court in the case Of the Public Ser
vice Commission OF New York. the
city Of New York and the attorney
general Of New York vs.. the Console
dated Gas Company Of New York
city which involved the validity OF
the so cent was law Of that city.
In effect the decision upheld the
law. but 1t closed with the intimation
that II after practical tests Of the
rate fixed should prove TO be unre-
munerative. the gas company should
have the privilege Of reviving the
case
The United States Circuit Court for
the southern district Of New York.
by which the case was tried amt
which granted an injunction against
the enforcement Of the law. was re-
versed. but was instructed 10 dismiss
the case with prejudice.
Merely Announced Conclusion.
The court merely announced its con,
illusions and il was stated bv Justice
Pacmham that the full opinion would
he placed on file at some time in the
future.
Inc court failed TO pass specifically
upon the question CT the constitu
ii. :.ality OF the law as an entirety.
but dill pronounce invalid some Of its
features. as for instance that pre-
scr{bing the amount Of pressure to
be required Of the company.
In the ms'.. the tenor Ct the decis'
ion was to lie effect that gas com
pany has been premature in its
prayer for relief, in that II presented
its petition for an ;rtunction befor"
there had been an opportunity to ties;
the Law.
Peculiar Feature Of Decision.
4 peculiar feature Of the decision
Is the finding Of the court TO the ef'
fec, tina, the valnc Of the franchises
Of the company constituted in the
Consolidated company as fixed by
them at the time Of the consolidation
cculd be properly regarded - a part
OF the capital Of the company for the
issuance Of the stock.
I, was pointed out that The State
had never questioned the fairness OF
th,. -aIuation and IL Vas. therefore
concluded that at this late date that
question could no. properly be raised.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-05
MYSTERIOUS MOVEMENTS
or BIG CRUISER


NORFOLK. va Jan. THE Unif-
cd States cruiser Montana. which ~
been in Hampton Reads for su1e
days. sailed Sunday for the S07th.
No information can be he'd beafsax
rpon her destination. The cruiser
North Carolina. which was suDpoDo0
to have joined the battleship llalne
and snnc to Venezuela. returned 70
Hampton Reads Sunday and cane 70
the Norfolk maynard today f0v solgAe
rs pairs before proceeding 70 CAas1eg-
Ton. s. C.. where Presi5eptelect IN
viii toard her for hIs "Trip to foso
ma. a.
The retura % the NORTH Cagu1Bo
gives rise 80 reports that IL Nrn-
isna has procsedea % jois TIE Uo1uo
In the venezueasA wsterR
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-05
MRS. ERB R|GIDlY CROSS EXAMINED
wife Of Slain Man Bears Ordeal With
calnness-TestIn,onv a. to Cruelty
Of Husband corroborated by Many
Household Employees - Avsnoino
Sisters story unfinished.
(By Associated Press.l

AshAZDihs Z "a, S"o. A"V otOAAAaAsS
denial OF MrS. NJ. Florence Err. that
husband: the repetition and corrobo-
ration OF stories which she told OF
brutal treatment accorded her by the
murdered man and the testimony OF
Mrs. Catherine Beisel the se1f-cOn-
fessed slayer of her brotherin.law.
as to the family differences which
led up to the shooting. marked the
proceedings In the trial here today OF
the two women charged with the
murder Of Captain J. Clayton Erb on
October 6.
Cenrering his attack upon the
widows account Of the events on the
night Of the tragedy. District Attor-
ney McDade faced the witness and
demanded: Mrs. Erb. you are charg-
ed here with the murder of your hus-
band. DO you fully realize thar"
witness Displays csimness.
The witness leaned forward In her
chair with apparent calmness and r..
piled: Il fully realize It."
With growing emphasis the witness
declared she had In no way assiste1
Mrs. Beisel In the killing Of her hn1
band. and that she was not an actuaE
party to the murder: that she had
permitted ner sister to battle singlo
handed with her angry husband. tho
witness declared. was due to the, fact
that she was afraid OF him-fhAt abe
had been made Q coward by his
abuse. M
Effort was made to wiring from the
witness admissions that she had AZ
ISOLATED with several men, and that
they had visited her in her home dur.
Ing the absence Of Captain Erb, but
the efforts CT the district attorney (;
met with little success.
The witness was permitted to
leave the stand after the district At
torney In a tone Of whitening sar-
casm asked: And 90 you lost Jour
nerve for once s.l.
Unaffected by his tone, Mrs. Erb
calmly replied: Il did"
Following the accused widow a
witness Mrs. Elizah'sth Grey. house
keeper at Red Cables: Sarah Ho-
gan. a maid; Blanche Dickerson, Z z
colored servant; Emma jackson, 8
and other servants were
called to corroborste Mrs. Efb's sto-
~ of brutal treatment 1t the hands
II her husband and much Wae Z
orough; out to strengthen her stogy.
Mrs. Catherine Beisel went on IL
stand later In the aftefnoon
md began a recital Of the fami1y 8
roubles and quarre!s that led mp 20
he shooting Of Captain Erb.
She declared that the murdered Z
nan was guilty Of extreme brutality
hat he let his anger fall upon either =
Ter or Mrs. Erb IL they ventured -
oppose or criticise him.
Wanted No 8e9gars Around.
Once. Mrs Beisei said. vines So
Isked Captain Erb why he did not Z
want her to visit her sister, he -.
lied: Il don't want any bexEaE1 g
round here" &;
When Mrs. Erb demonstrates win 1;
i'm for giving vent 10 such vetef
noes. he ran ct her and chOked bcr :
imost into inseusibility.
The witness was stu on the stan6 :
hen court adjourned
She viii resume the story q The
-ageiy tomorrow morning
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1909-01-05
Oeyesets Good job.

RiCHMO> VA. Jan. +.-On a
Dec. ~. 1908. Rob
cr: Oldner yer. Of the real estate
firm OF De 4 Ramsay. has been
appointed oh" position Of United
States rcvc. agent for the Eastern
district Of -n"ssec. Mr.. Dcyer will
leave sho. for Nashville. Tenn.
where his ~ will be- The position
is one Of most lucrative in the
revenue dcim"nt sDG the appoint
mant 6 M-y"r Is h'lyy blow IN
the Rspunn faction in the citv
which sucacd IN having him dis
misseJ froth" revenue department
in 1905.