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New-York tribune., 1909-10-14

fair volume OF realty business was transacted
yesterday in Manhattan districts. the activity OF
investors and speculative builders resulting In the
larger part OF the trading. Sales in the uptown
residential zones were features Of the market.
The brokerage reports from The Bronx showed
q sudden change in the demand for properties
there. Last week several important sales of par
cells in well located districts OF that borough were
made. Yesterday buyers appeared 10 have over
looked for the time being the attractiveness Of its
rapidly growing residential and business centres
70 launch some operations in Manhattan sections
This dun period in The Bronx is not likely To last
many days, for there is big inquiry for proper
ties in nearly every section of the borough. and
many Of the prospective purchasers are expected
20 add TO their realty holdings or 10 become own
ers IN the near future.
At present the enhancing centres 10 m
vestors and spectators are the midtown ana West
Side. n the CiaTemont region, one OF me
finest residential parts Of the West Side. which
furnished yesterday tho principal realty trans
action Of the day. That deal was the sale OF
Dacons Hall. new six story elevator apartment
house plot 1ooxloo feet. at the southwest cor
ner of Ciaremont avenue and i22d street for t'e
nsoorn Realty Company to an investor Ihe Pu'-
chase price was about SSlnooo.
The group Of six three story and basement dwell
ting houses No le2 n IL West 5ith street ana ''e
Eve story hathouse No. SO Seventh avenue on q
plot 1ooxloo feet ar the southwest corner ot h4th
street and Seventh avenue. VIII probably soon be
replaced by large apartment house. Charles h.
Hanson. a client Of J. Archibald Murray, IS now
the owner Of the property. He yesterday pur-
chased the property from the Seventh Avenue-5ith
Street Company through Norwood & Marden. At
torneys The parcel was held at SeSo0N The sell
ing company purchased the premises from the Mills
estate last July.
The Batavia and New York Woodworking Com
pany took title yesterday parcel. lls-Sxleo feet
at the southeast corner Of l27th street and Clare
mont avenue.
Plans have been filed for enlargng and remod-
eng the three story and basement dwelling house
and store at No. q East 18th street. owned by j.
Rauman & Son. the improvements including the
installation Of a roof garden extension being
made from designs by Charles b Meyers.
Plans have also been filed for undermining and
reftting the four story stable Of the New York
Transfer Company at Nos. 2H and 2i3 West 2Sth
street the improvements 10 include the installation
OF large windows improve the lighting, and being
made az a cost Of s20ela. from designs by Adolpn
Ner1in, architect.
Plans have also been filed for remodellng the
moving picture theatre At No 2o2S Third avenue
and reftting the stage. the improvements being
made for the Regal Amusement Company from de-
signs by John b Murray
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
LEASES.
with lessor's address }
OCTOBER I3.


BOwERY 1879: Michele Aueta to Giovanni Mical:
Address. 139 Bowery.
BROOK AVE; 422; Kalman & J. slverman 10
Address. 522 East 1929
BULKHEAD bet 9TH 6th sts East River:
also strip 40xl94 adjoining Nesnith & Constar-
tine co to Independent Consumers Ice
Address 3O3 East Sd
COLUMBUS AVE. sS4 to S92: bartholomew
OConnor TO Franklin g Eddy; ~ s........ $50
Address. 40 East 96th
DELANCEY ST n ? Essex Meyer VpseH
Aris Takis:
Address, l64 Delaney
WOOSTER ST, 220; Ida Stern 10 David Jaeger
and another; 2 600
Address, 1913 Weeks
iST AVE 175; Chas a Kohl Joseph Permciano;
Address l75 Isl ave '''''''''' 10"
80 AVE 643; Francis Mulvey to Simon Kohn
Address, 64S Sd ave. ''4o
7TH AVE 740, 4sth st: Anna Rose 81 al
James Downey:
Address, 740 Tth ~
sTH AVE, 1908 Universal Operating Co 10 Toe
Bayer: . Sl2 IS days. 900
Address. NJ NJ Henschel a29 Broadway ''Y-'
18TH ST. $50 n W ID ave 33x92 Rutberrur5
Stuyyesant 10 Mary r Henschel: 81 years s6o
Acdress Care kidder. Melcher & Ayres y
9Th 81, 80 West Colonial Studios to Frederick
Baker; 20 / 70 years .......... ,oo
Address 30 West 9th ST ~
@6TH ST. 33o West; Sydney Williams 10 Geb-
hard KatZ:
Address $50 West 96th st. ~
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14

xiOo: Bridget Kilkenny 70 John McNuty 49,. ioo
Address. PIG westCtester ave
WRIGHT ST Lot lOT Map Hudson Park; /,
Torreggiani Stale De Palma.
ADDRESS. Wm Pauiice 2si East l4ath St
isT AVE- W s. 1875 10 IT sof 18th oe iOx frres 40
address. care 4 II sarastoph aO9 Broadway
2D AVE. . cor Of 10th ST. 26x1oS Aaron Az ,oo
rutis to Rose TTsehman h Smtg SSS" psr Row
sTH AVE. 1902 and 2294 g. 50x1OO: Joseph
T p Jones to ottie NJ Boschen ct al heirs. ex ,oo
Address. care Iuth & Baker 81 Nassau st.
liTH AVE $50 ..@ 2o5s@S @ May Feeney TO Julius 100
Address care II F Telner, 85 Nassau st.
S7TH ST. 14O West i4x9sa; John w Barr jr,
to b6riI. f6iD kysuss ara .., m'se ,5Stn $lHooo'
SAME PROPERTY: Philip Krauss Royal
H%dts Add4s.s 80 cape 'fs ATnssin 1913 Boadwav
18Th ST. ~ West. 25xlOO5 Rosna Palmer
Address 221 5th ave
Maurice Deiches to Henry T carey ontee. -ooo.
Address, es broadway
s+TH ST; - TO % West i2lst st, between between
Amsterdam 1;!o ave and BToadway Maurice ,
Address, "a 62d
a5n irrss: 6ad st, n :, 2ee! Of Columbus
Address d West aOth
129TH ST. rs West 25Kaa H. Oscar schein 10 -
RchecCa Cuggenheim mtge. S26, G0nl 100
Address, = Arnstcin. 12s broadway
1SaTII ST. :, 225 # Of Willis ave. 2SXl"G' ,oo
Frederick Tanse tn Herman Leis mtge. $loooo 100
Address, 5as East 144th st
17eTH ST. n $ 1Oa # W Of Anthony ave 5Oxeo,
Josephine Runde to Eliz ] Stancline and ano
Addrcss 2la West ic4ih St
1ssTH ST. 446 East. -. .2xlo0; Harry Lotwn TO 600
Address l2s Wesi e6h st
?1sTH ST. 74O East, 47x1l4. Bertha Carpenter to
BERTHA Never tmtEe S2hopl ..,.'.....''''''''
Address, los Fast s9th 81
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
ORDERED DRINKS WHILE DYING.
Young Electrician Tells His Troubles TO Bar
tender. Then Shoots Himself

Although dying with bullet just over his heart.
William Mentz, twenty years old, an cleo
trcian. of No. 10 Willis avenue. ordered and
swallowed two glasses of whiskey in a saloon AT
14Sth street and Willis avenue yesterday He had
fired the shot himself. and at Lebanon Hospital
could not live.
The young man. we'll dressed. walked into the
place shortly after o'clock and ordered drink
Leaning over to the bartender he said suddenly:
Say. life is hell amt it?''
The bartender looked sympathetic and Hentz
went
Take my case for example, he said. i've
been married for six months The wife and L
can't get along and last week she left me" Then
he pulled a revolver from his pocket and shot
himself. 1t while waiting for the ambulance
that he called for the whiskey.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
PRIZES FOR CHICAGO HUse,~.
Dociiity and Humility Two Points Uoo.
Contestants VIII Be Judved a'

Chlcago. Oct i3--IIusbanda OF All tt
and conditions OF servitude vii, -. 'as sia--
SATURDAY evening. October %. ~ sbe paJ n
ana Mrs James s Mccullough. N vs.H- 80 o n
nue. A. thar time and place there l..
composition for husbands a. -..-s
prizes are 70 be awarded. the prize 49, tH'
acclaimed a. tte best Of all Crl0avo t-,.s's q
Three women have been chosen a. ,s.H.H'
or the contest The points on vblct !, llassr
Judge The married men are these 60
hair time taken N tie wifss ~hoe 49,
guess price Of hat humility good LOOKS ,s,-.l
aese''oe = gown. sa'lantry, docHity and psg..
me occasion viii he The third wedding s1-s
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with purchasers address
OCTOBER 13.

Alice Titus John McNulty mtg s. o0o
Address. 2lGO Westchester ave.
BROADWAY s cor 169th ST. 9Oxi50. bingham
Realty 90 10 Hugh IAwlor Cmtgs 500 600, q
John southard Batavia & New York
Address io3 East l25th st. and Batavia. \. Y
CLAY AVE, n 1G6th 81. 56s 5xsO: Augusta
De Peystcr to Albert J schwarzler. Il
SAME PRoPERTY: Ella de Shoemaker to Au-
Address. Lakewood. N J.
CLAY AVE. n cor 165th st. 40 11H irreg; Ernst
Wengmann 10 Wenigmann Construction Co. Il
Address, above.
FoRDHAM ROAD s s n " from Andrews ave
= = -6S iTreg: Fordham Construction GO TO Robert
ADDRESS, 400 Rroadway.
GERMAN 5..,ia,;, PLAcE, , n e cor lb7tn st. 25x7sI.
address. ia East 18Th st.
CLIFFORD AVE, 8. ao5-s u Of Balcom ave-
25xloC; Harry Harry Metzler to Busente NJ Paterson
address, care II c Knoeppel. Beekman st
HEATH AVE s. ~ II S OF 23Oth st. 90xI"5:
Eugenie NJ Paterson 10 Harry Metzer mtg
ADDRESS. S 2i4s Mapes ave II
HOUSTON ST. 47O n :. - Of Lewis ST. 25x
Gs Emile Wood 70 Annie Shifter mtg $26.O5O /,
Address, Rabinowitz l29 Rivngton
HOUSTON ST. 3. 80 f e Of Eldridge ST. 1904
s42; German Evangelical Mission Church of
Address, $40 Broadway.
S GreS5 @ in na 20 T Frank g GreEo2 Eaymona Park Frank
Address, 1886 Purdy.
'l'i address, i,''si esi West 4aih st
LOT Is. Map Thompson Rose Estate
Henry Rampone. Marin Rampone ..... $40
Address. II Storck 3os1 Decatur
Lot $40 Map 473 lots Haight Estate: Henry
SOrck 10 Antonio l.ayoreIlo ................
Address.
MADISON AVE. e 17a p "a l20th 1t lex
-. WHY Heser fui0da Rieser tmtg SI3 500
Address. /. Cohn. Madison ave.
MADISON AVE II Of 99th st 100 l1nI2O
Cornelius n Love ~ Brooklyn. 20 Samuel Love
umtg $4,000 ............
Address. + Cotton. ~ 81.
Park AVE WEST % n 8 of ls3d A. "a
Nsl II: Josephine Hunde 10 Eliz J Stsncline
Address aIs lOUh
Rl3ADE sr 32a- 10 Republican Alley.
Iosephne Pfendcr 81 al 10 Adolph Pfonder et
al. heirs ..- ..... .........-.,.
Address, f5l West l3d -
RrskIN ST. cor ~ Maple ave 5s 6N47I. An
tonic n'Angeio 20 Maria - Angelo fmtg Si3 O0O /
Address, care v Joyce. 2S04 I'd
WE5TCWESTER AVE- =. Sg4 n Of Ferns
~. 25R2lD; Marcus Nathan ~ 1hos Mastets1n
Address. ~ Fast a8d
y NEsTcFESTER AVE p e. n Of Ferris
Pl @5A. Thos 1asterson % Marcus Nathan
Address.
NtsaI FARMS RD. 271 n of Innsfellopr
ave Y llN irrtg, Cath a LaYeo 10 Margaret
- keefP lmtg 81 $50 ...
Address. care Arthur kncx lss Broadway
hooDhCFF AVE. E. 100 # y Of Grove st, -
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
LIGHTHOUSE KEEPER NOT BLAMED
No Beacon on Lonely Alaskan Island While
He Rowed Dead Wife to Mainland

Seattle Oct 13-J Reagan. lighthouse keeper
of St. Mary's Island. Southeastern Alaska. who
left his post month ago with the result that the
beacon was not lighted for two nights, has been
absOIved from blame.
Reagan and his wife. both young. were the only
persons on the barren island. The woman be-
came sick, and Reagan nursed her we'll as he
could until she died. There way OF com
municating with the mainland, The husband
might have buried the body in the sand but the
thought was repeilent. He put the body in a
dingy and rOwed twenty-five miles 70 KetchiKan.
Two days passed before another could reach
the island. and in the mean time passing steamer
had found the light not burning and had made a
report.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
STILL AFTER GENERAL GRANT.
W. R. Michaelis Says Parade in Which Soldier
Marched Was Calculated to Inspire Disorder

chicago oct I3.W. r. Michaels. of this city
who recently protested to Secretary Of War Dick
inson against the action of Major General Fred II
Grant in appearing in temperance parade in the
uniform of the United States army has addressed
another open letter to the Secretary upon the
subject
Mr.. Michaelis says that in his opinion the parade
was not one Of temperance and law enforcerne,t
but one calculated to inspire ntemperapca o.,
disorder" He cites notices upon banners dis
played the parade evidence uphoIdinr his
contentious. In closing Mr.. MichaeUs sa,s.
Without intending any personal reflection on Con
eral Grant believe nv criticism fully iusti-
fled and that the incident should receive efert,,,1
inquiry
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
FOR NEGRO RELIGIOUS TRAINING.
National School and Chautauqua Holds First
Meeting at Durham, N c.

Durham. " c.. oct 1S-The advisory board OF
the National Religious Training School and Chau-
tauoua for the COlOred Race" at its first meeting
for the purpose Of erecting institution fashioned
after the Northheld and WinOna Lake schools. held
here tonight. opened its deliberations with an
address by Rabbi Abram Simon. OF Washington.
DR. Simon's theme was "A Plea for leadership. -
The address was delivered IN the White Rock
Negro Baptist Church. and hundreds of the White
townspeople heard it. The interest in the school is
as great among the Durham white people the
negroes and the largest donors TO the school are
white men of Durham.
At the mass meeting the contract for the build
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
SUICIDE AFTER ATTEMPT To KILL.
Girl Tries to Poison Family of Six After
Funeral of Father

HortonviIe Wis. Oct 13.-The poisoning of an
entire family was narrowly averted here to-day 1t
was followed by the suicide OF Miss Lucy Dietz
twenty-six years old
Miss DIetz had come home TO attend the funeral
Of her father which was held yesterday. This
morning she was the first to arise and insisted on
preparing breakfast for the family without help
Observing the peculiar actions of their sister. her
brothers became suspicious and looked into the
coffee pot where they found enough strychnine TO
kill every member OF the family of six. As soon as
Miss Dietz learned that the poison had been dis
covered she took a dose of it herself, and died in
few minutes
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
CAN'T GET DEATH CHAIR.
Execution in North Carolina Postponed Be-
causs Electric Apparatus Is Lacking.

Raleigh y c.. Oct. 1S.-The first execution oy
electricity set TO take place in North Carolina
has again been postponed for a month. owing 20
the failure of the New York firm having the con-
tract TO install the electric death chair in the
penitentiary here.
Walter Harrison. a negro, of Robeson County
was sentenced 10 be executed first on September
10 The Governor to-day reprieved the man until
November IL.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
REALTY NOTES.

The annual election Of the West Side Taxpayers
Association viii be held tomorrow night AT No 257
West 3zih street.
The Emma Morrison farm, comprising twenty
three acr.s and ten-room house. in Fort nm
avenue ~ Scsrsdale, X y, has been sold by Apgeu
s. co.
George Stsdtlsnder is She buyer of Nos 2I5 and
2l7 West 18Th street, reported sold recently bv
Charles RubneeT ~
Louis Sclrag the broker who leased for
Albert hon Den ipfiesch tie store basement ana
first Oft iU building No. f38 West Path street =,
q RsmboV & co. tile merchants for = term ~
fEe vi
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
WESTERN DOCTORS INoossr ~.

81. Louis, OCT 13.-An Endorsement NJ n ~
W. Wiley's campaign for pure food ana -.
legislation was voted Al to-dav's zausi,r .
Mississippi Valley Medical Association 1s
tors condemned the use as food prszsr.s.e-.
beuzoic. boric and salicilic acids and fsas-
pounds especially benzoste Of soda and ~ !.
similar chemicals"
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
ORDER NEGROES FROM TEXAS TOWN.
Intense Race Feeling Follows Action of White
Men-Bank Porter Assaulted.

San Angelo. Tex, Oct. 15-Race feeling became
intense here to-day when two white men assaulted
negro porter of local bank in the streets. beat
ing him severely. Several hundred white men de-
cioed at a mass meeting last night that negroes
must quit San Angelo. Only those who owned
nroperIv would be allowed remain il
serted.
A committee was appointed TO visit the Kansas
City Mexico & Orient Railway officials to request
that negro workmen recently brought here be sent
back where they came from. Many negroes are
making arrangements 10 leave town.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
MAY LIVE HERE. BUT WON'T.
Early, the Alleged Leper. Gets Clean Bill Of
Health but Will Go Away

John Early. whose alleged eprcsy doctors
have fought NAV live in New York City and go
about without interference. This decision of the
Brooklyn Board Of Health. In which Dr. Bensel.
sanitary superintendent COncurTed, was announced
to Early when he called yesterday at the Brooklyn
Office of the board.
Despite these assurances. Early will not stay IN
New York. but. with his wife and two children.
will leave for the country on Friday. The name OF
his future home not made public
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
THE BRONX.

BOGART AVE. :, 125 # n of Rhinelandar
ave. M sty frame dwlg, 2IN56; r Ebeling Ii36
Walker ave. architieCt: cost .......
Owner. William /. Schaaf, 2t57 sth ave
HEATH AVE, $, l25 65 II Of 23Oth ST: six
sty hrk DIV lgs, 20 fOX35 ch: Charles = CIarI,
iij fremont ave, architect; toal cost ...
Owner Alexander Anderson, iO2 East i26th st
PELHAM AVE. II s. 80 II OF Hughes ave. two
> Sly brk tenmt rs, .1lsNS9 each: Henry Nord-
helm fremont ave and Bronx ST. architect cost
owner. I-evoli Construction 90. 1871 Ame-
thyst
TAYLOR AVE, 100 n s of Mc(iraw ave; stv
frame dwlR 2lx52 3 Ebeling 1876 Walker ave
architect. cost .-............
Owner Thomas Hansford. 1l36 Walker ave
WALTON AVE. O 9. 1896 10 II OF iStth st st,
frame dwlg 2IN5O. cost .............
owner and architect. Frank Flood. $50 o'r7IEer
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
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LIS PENDENs.
OCTOBER 12.


MADISON AVE. 229 Pades agt sarah kriegeT 81 a.
(amendsd foreclosure Of mtg); attorney. Freed
ST AVE s4g Callman Rouse aRt BESSIE e al
foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys. Mannheim d Manheim
1O5TH ST, n g. n e Manhattan ave- l64NlOOli:
John a Beal ct al executors. agt Belle Ma D'as'"
et nj foreclosure Of mtg; attorney n MercklH.
18TH ST II r; Rector. Church Wardens and Vcstrynen
of Grace Church In the city OF New York aet Ilpoy
Epstein ct al foreclosure of mtg; attorneys bo"eIS
Sands.
both ST. 479 East 142d ST. 2I5 n OF Wills aNr'
l5xlO0; two actions: lawyers Mortgage Co agt GeI
trude L GrummOn ct al foreclosure OF two mgs' al
toTuey. q Cary - .
18TH ST. % II Bathesve ave 140NaSxi 4oxsse
Mary SippO agt Mountain Construction Go faction 10
foreclose mechanica. tom: attnrnev. y kelly
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
PLAN LARGE BUNGALOW COLONY.

Louis g. Maurer has prepared plans for eighty
TWO concrete bungalows, 10 be erected by the Hud-
son Fulton Company Greenport, Long Island.
overlooking GARDENERS Bay Each house viii be
22x50 feet and wiz contain six rooms and bath.
The entire operation VIII involve about S2j0.GDG
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
FOR LOCUST VALLEY TRACT. $4,000.

Herbert A Sherman sold in partition proceedings
on Tuesday by order Of the court. tract Of about
two and one-half acres Of land. with three story
house an5 outburdings, At Locust Valley, Long
Island The property offered for the estate Of
Edward Iudlam and struck down, after
,,inety-nine bids TO Ashley NJ Heron for 500 500.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
LIBERTY HOTEL CHANGES HANDS.

Adolph Weiss has sold the Hotel Monitor at
Liberty. X. J.. three story building, containing
about sixty rooms, and surrounded by three acres
Of ground and several Outbuildngs The buyer
gave IN part payment tract Of land in the Jersey
erf. .frrf
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14

Michael sippo sgt Mountain Construction Co.
owner and contractor. O. =
10TH ST, s. whole front between Belmont ana
Hughes ave. 1T5xio0: Houghtalins & Wittpenn
agt East 1s0th ST Building & Constitution Co.
owner and contractor. ...................+...''.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
AUGUST TRAINS MAKE GOOD sao,.o..

Albany. Oct. t3-The Public Service Co.
sion reports that of the s5.31z passengsr -
run on the steam railroads Of the state s,,rs--
month Of August 81 per cent we're on Tim.
division terminals. During August 1908 - !.
s2397 trains run - per cent we're on tlms
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
ALTERATION PLANS.
THE BRoNX

THE HRONN.
i6ath -. : 8 q. 10 n Of Park ave, sty frame
dNiE. lH2Ni5. charles Clark IA fremont
ave. affhltH'tt cost
owner Mar, Mul"ahy premises
MANHATTAN.
2oTH ST. "a! ami 24a West, 10 = sty ork
stable. \ Merlin. 3A Union Square architect.
n
owner y Transfer CO. 1884 HroadWay -tO
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14

inss VIII be awarded. Work - sxo.c,.,
November l. The school Is emphasiziog - . -
ions side OF the negro race rather f5a- 'e ~
trial and its big work viii be The -. ne sas,
istsrs and missionaries. M
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
THg PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
,Is&HATTAN,

CIAAREMOHT AVENUE Taylor Sherman
Comrsny sold Daoons Han siN story Gle
s41ag apartment house. on plot l0)zI00 feet. al
New-York tribune., 1909-10-14
MECHANICS. LIENS.
OF roRER l,

~ I'IiTsN
RIVERSIDE pRlNE p. H3c and 596, -Nveishcrz NIalL
20 agt 81 Pau construction -. owner M Pale
VttK. contractor. ... ....
Rl DER AVE. 2Hs6 Henr Menrrrr asi samuel
& Morris Menrher. oNneif sud -ontrsrtors
ahSIH 81, D. - n ot Baths4le ave Ii0X95:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02
RECRUITING STOPPED.
Barcelona Said To Be Quiet-PlOt
to Kill King.

Paris, Aug 2.-The Barcelona correspondent
of the journal" says in a dispatch dated sun
day:
Normal life here is being resumed. In the
hope of calming the public the recruiting Of re-
seryists and the enrolment Of conscripts has
practically been suspended.
Barcelona has been mastered, but the re-
rnainder Of Catalonia is reported st TO be in in
surrection. A section of artillery, cavalry and
infantry has been sent 10 Savadell to repress
outbreaks there. and other troops have been, dis
tributed in the littoral Twelve regiments al
ready have arrived there, and others are
awaited. over two hundred insurgents i'm
rTisoned in the Montjuich Fortress.
THE number Of casualties among the troops
during the riots was small"
A dispatch from Madrid says that. in view OF
the decision to call a general strike there on
Monday the government will cause the arrest
OF all the leaders Of the wOrkmen's organiza-
tions. il is probable that no newspapers will
appear in Madrid on Monday. A general strike
also has been proclaimed at Bilbao and in the
whole mining region OF La Rioja.
The dispatch adds that Pueblo Nuevo. fash
ionable watering place near Valencia. has been
entirely destroyed and that a number of the
leading inhabitants have been shot.
Reports from Catalonia say that the advanced
political parties have condemned King Alfonso
and Premier Maura TO death.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1909-08-02
CIRCUIT RUMOR 4 DREAM
TammaHy Nan Says He WoBtBs
Nominated for Manor.

Midsummer Nights Dream is tia v,y
Tammany politician characterized last nizbt a a.
patch from Washington purporting 10 IN, a,
most direct and "sure thing tip. that Chss,s
Murphy favors ex-Controller Edward n Gum n
the Democratic candidate for Mayor. The F,'-
ran that the Tammany Boss thought b. sissfa,
GrOut he could get the Iattsr's help II davs,
Senator NIcCarren from political power II B,osl.
Ign. which is also the home of the former On.
troller All OF this inside" information b bsl.s
touted around Washington from Cabin Johns
the Capitol by a Tammany Congressman Vhs las
the confidence Of Murphy.
said the aforementioned politician last nlgii
discussing this report
7 don't know who the Congressman Is Vho hzs
been telling OF these 'coaSdences but 4 sears %
me that Charlie Murphy Is getting careless tasss
DAYS about the way he intrusts people vita Ms II
Crets. Grout Is a good man ami good Dsn0-ii
but there are several reasons why 7 don't NlEs
that he will be the candidate for Mayot o.
first place he would never accept the noIilalan
~ offered 20 him Is reward for his pFonltsi =
sistance 70 Murphy I'm deposing NcCsfrsa ho. -
Kings County leadership such bargain. ssE-1
% me. would be distasJefBl to GToUt and would 'i
help him politically
ION the other hand, T am not 50 certain fr'
wants the nomination. anyway He has iaIsa ~
practice. and besides IS president Of the Nsala'S
and Traders Bank. which he helped TsoiEii~
These interests keep him pretty busy. and MY as
almost too important for him % give up even u
the lob Of Mayor.