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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-01
TIMES JURY NOT
YET THROUGH
TODAYS SPORTING NEWS II

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
Los ANGELES, Dec. AL
though it was predicted that the
special grand jury investigating
the Times disaster would adjourn
at the end of the current week,
Deputy District Attorney Nc
Comas today said that in all prob
ability it's work will net be COM
pleted before December 10.
"Soleone misconstued a statement
l made recently" McComas said
today. 81 remarked thaS the
jury is nearing the end of its
actual work, That is true, but
there are many minor details that
will occupy it for some time"
The jurors were given a holt
day today to permit them to at
tend to personal business. The
sessions will be resumed tomor-
row.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-01
EASILY
WHIPS MOORE
By United Press Leased Wire.

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
NEW YORK, Dec. Flight
fanciers today are saying that Abe
Ai.e!l is a really great fighter
otter all, as the result of the
showing he made in his battle
with Pal Moore, the Philadelphia
boxer, at the Fairmarlt Athletic
club here last night. Those who
were preaching that the feather
weight champion was ''all in" and
would be beaten by the first good
man he went UP against. are
singing loud his praises, for Attell
certainly showed that he is just as
much "here" as ever.
bfteii peprered Moore almost
at will. He stepped around the
Quaker boxer, jabbing him with
rights and lefts, clinched and beat
him to every punch. Moore
weighed in at exactly 1873, the
stipulated weight. AtteH jumped
on the scales in his street cloth
ing and weighed the same. In
ring costume he probably was ten
poundes lighter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-01
u. of w. Won Games AS
Result of ''Waves''

UNIVERSITY OF WASHING
TON Dec. 1.-Washington's foot
ball eleven won its third North
western championship this year.
according to Prof. w. G.. Beach
of the social science department
of teh University of Washington,
chiefly by psychic waves and vi
buattons.
While the savant does not at
tempt to underrate the physical
force of the eleven, he asserts en-
phatically that without the su-
perfor psychic force possessed by
the team 1t could not have won.
In other words, the professor has
discovered a new game, metaphys-
teal football.
The psychic force which was
the all important factor in the
winning of the championship. &C
oordfng to Prof. Beach, came from
the bleahers. The tense nerves
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-01

of the Washington rooters yibrat-
ed; the vibrations were trans
ferred TO the minds of the play
ers; and the latter, provided their
mentality was in proper shape,
lost their individuality and be-
came mere agents ef concentrated
mental determination.
I'VE are all familiar with the
psychic effe ct an audience has
upon am actor or orator" said
Prof. Beach this morning, but
We rarely hear of this phenomenon
in respect to psychic contests.
The orator we say receives by
means uneNplafnab.e to the unin-
itiated, psychic messages that has
audience is sympathetic. His
mentality becomes sufcharged
with the sentiments and Thought
of those whom he addresses. and
his effort is pronounced "a sue
cess"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-01
Columbias Lead
in Basketball.

By defeating the Busymen in
the Y. M. C. A. basketball league
last might 1S to IL the Columbus
took the lead in the race. The
contest was a lively one all the
way but the Busymen could not
quite keep up the pace.
The Night juniors defeated
the Eurekas 10 to 10 and the
Students won from the Diamonds
81 to 10.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-01

Formerly president of the
American league. Joe O'Brfen is
said to be slated for the position
of president of the Philadelphia
National league club.
This story comes from Chicago.
1t started as the result of confer
ences between Charlie Murphy,
owner of the Cubs and reputed
power behind the Phillies, and
O'Brien. Murphy, it is said, is
wrathy over the recent Pbiladel-
Cincinnati squabble and in
tends to Gust Horace Fogel as pres
ident of the Phillies at the COM
ing annual meeting of the league.
If you are going to move, pack
or store your furniture, call Fidel-
ity Transfer Co., M. S3-A1497. **s
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-01
RHEUMATISM.

The GENUINE HUMAN BAKE
OVEN gives you absolute results
in this painful affection. Why
suffer when you can get relief?
No water used. The heat is dry
and intense. Registered doctor
and nurses. 501-2-3-4 Bankers
Trust Bldg. Main $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-01
AFTER FRISCO PRIZE
FIGHTS IN EARNEST

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. DE
claring that his purpose was not
so much the punishment of the
principals of the Nelson-Moran
fight as to prevent a repetition of
prizefighting in California, At
torney j. Il. White of the Church
Federation today received and &C
cepted the invitation of District
Attorney Fickert to cooperate
with the authorities in prosecut-
ing those deemed violators of the
law.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-01
Pertinent Sport Paragraphs

O. der pen% DAYS % ne woods s as @ me Of the
X y making rabbits The furry things thick
W. considers his duty
GZS 20 them
league backsop, will retire unless
big league club wants him.
of Cy Young insists he will not don IN
lit minor league.
couple of but New
Russia Suppose he
the United States until he reaches New York
" George AIDE, playwright, home
g " links, when framing something
~ the public, is be found carefully placing a
v little white ''' . . !. mound q earth
Hackenschmdt worked in Buffalo few nights 1t
will admit he is
this country.
respectfully Mr. Kgalen of Chicago
a white mans hope with punch.
HTs{ Billy Papke, middleweight champion boxer
~ spend a a stream than
S&ySS cop goodsized
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-01
Willie Hoppe Defeats
Amateur Champion

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
PHILADELPHIA, Dec, L.
While Hoppe defeated Joseph
Mayer, amateur billiard cham
pion, in their handicap match last
might. Hoppe played 1871 and
Mayer 1872 Hoppe ran out with
an diminished run of-123. making
lis total score 1900 to 1886.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-01
Easy Win for the II
Scandinavian Boys

The Scandinavian bank bowlers
defeated the Fidelity Trust boys
last night in the Bankers league
2,275 to 1877. The Seandfna-
Wan boys did the best bowling of
the season laEE night and the low
est score of amy game was TIA.
Ford was high man with 100.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-01

While admitting that it might
be difficult for him to subpoena
witnesses at random to make affi-
davit that the fight was brutaliz-
ing. Attorney Whites manner in
dicated that he had foreseen this
difficulty and had personal repre-
sentatives at the ringside. When
asked If he had detectives in at
tendance at the fight, White sig
nified that he did not care to re-
veal SO much of his plans at
this time.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-01
Max Eakins Will
Do Some Coaching

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
SEATTLE, Dec. MAX FAX
ms, the star tackle of the Univer-
sity of Washington football team
this year, has finished playing the
game butt he will be back next
year as assistant coach to Dobfe
If the latter returns.
Eakins has been with Dobiey In
football seven years, three years
in High school and four in cob
lege.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-12-01

Lille Arthur say
I" All sure hope
yOu all is goin'
to vote TO- mis-
:ah BfOkenkOw
TO- school direc-
to-. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
LEASES REPoRTED YESTERDAY.

y oTthinStcn Whifei1oJxse has leased for
Douglas Robinson No. 10 Madison avenue.
between Eth AMI 4Sth streets with q 'front.'
age OF 3 feet. for long term of years to
Frank Bowles. OF PittSburg and New York.
importer and collector Of antiques, who
win occupy the entire building on COM
pletion Of extensive alterations, which will
be made by the lessor.
Louis Schrag has leased for Elizabeth 6
Brown the second loft in the building at
No. Isl West eth street 10 the Capitol
Seat Novelty Company for term of years;
also the second loft IN the building at No
90 10 80 West I'D street to Elliot Young
for Term Of years: also the store and base
ment in the building st 30. ~ Sixth. ave
nue. 70 Edward H. IirschfieId for a term
Of years
Spear & 60. have leased FOR the l. r.
kIeinert Rubber Company. the store and
basement at Nos. los an,s los Greene street
10 The knickerbocker silk Company: for
Max Kempfer. silk merchant. the corner
store in the Merck Building. At University
Place and sth street. for Elizabeth '.
Cockcroft. the store and basement at No.
I+6 Wooster street. and for David J. Earle.
the seventh loft at Nos. IA and 116 Bleeckcr
street All these leases arc for a long term
of Years
Moore & Schultz have leased fer H. T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
SAYS POLICE Cypress BOY
Mother of Brooklyn Lad VIII
AppeaI to Gaynor.

T,ecIarire that the police had for touf
wears bounded her son William, MIS-
Hannah Vanderbilt Of No SD Madison
street Brooklyn. said yesterday that sac
intended 10 ask Mayor Gsynor 10 interF enc
She said the ease was as fragrant as that
OF the Duffy boy, in whose behalf May OF
Gayner acted
-Four years ago. the police SAID young
Vanderbilt was arrested on a charge 81 us
orderly conauci. Mrs Vanderbilt SAID the
charge was dismissed. She added that she
learned recently that her sons photograph
was in the Ro5ueS' Gallery. and she caies
on Police Commissioner Baker and de-
n,anded that Il he removed She was told
tho picture would be removed from the
gallery il her boy gould satisfactorily ex-
plain why he had made use OF the aHas
Frank smith
The boy was arraigned III the New Jersey
avenue police court yesterday by Detective
Hoffman, WHO arrested him IN front OF his
home Thursday evening on technical
charge of VaeEancy. made by Frank l.
Re4chert OF No. 5eS Gilenmore avenue, who
"a VI lie WAS robeed of $50 on Long island
Railroad train last July. MIS-. fander9iit
asserted that the police prevailed on the
man 20 make the charge The Doy was hetd
for examination.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
STOP ORDER ON HElRESSES
Increase of Income to Stallo
Girls Denied by Surrogate.

Surrogate Cohalan denied yesterday an
application filed with him asking for an
increase III the yearly allowances of the
Sis 600 .OO0 heiresses," Helen Mcdonald
Stale, nineteen years old, and her sister,
I.aur. Mcdonald Static, who Is seventeen
He refused TO grant more money on the
ground that the papers in the case did not
set forth inability on the part of the
f. thcr Of the girls 30 support them
The Surrogate, in his decision, said the
petitions should contain Il more detailed
statement of the amount of the income OF
the infants and the inability OF the father
to provide for them out of his own means,
and their consents should be obtained TO
the allowance
The Stallo girls inherited Sl5,00d.00o
from their grandfather. Alexander Nc
Donald. a vice-president Of the Standard
oil Company. VINO died on March - ar
Long Beach California They now have
an income of $4,000 a year.
Edmund K Stale the father OF the
heiresses. married the divorced wife OF
''TIan" Hanna, son Of Mark Hanna, iii 1904
after the death OF his wife. the mother
of the girls. He once promoted 4 conn
pany which was to have built railroad
from Mobile through Alabama. AIssis-
sippi Tennessee, across the Mississippi
River into Arkansas and then north TO
Chicago. The road has not been built
receiver was appointed for the concern.
which was called the Alabama Securities
Company. with offices ut No. 165 Broad
way by Supreme Court Justice Giegerieh
in July on the application of Edward V
thurman, who secured a s1c.232 judgment
against the firm on March -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
That Is. Unless Attendants Are Re
stored-Cost, S29. 42S

Justice Olmsted or the Court % S8ecI7
Sessions. together With Chief Magistrate
McAdoo and kempner. OF the police eosITJs
of Manhattan and Brooklyn. reSpcctfvsl.
appeared before the Beard OF Estimate yes
terday 10 advance the argument tast x The
board would not grant them 50. i2S N Man
haitian and s2I.o0e IN Brooklyn, IL would
become necessary for judges 20 lead Their
own prisoners To and from the prisons
Justice Olmsted declared thar the Judge
would be guilty OF a HiSdemsanoT II tFey
opened and carried on their courts without
the equipment provided by law. and pelnted
out that with their public attendants taken
away from thsm they needed other help 10
assist them in carrying forward the work
Of the courts
The board seemed 10 be less impressed -
the word picture drawn OF she Judges es-
corting prisoners from dock TO prison than
were the justices, and the proposed Increase
in tine salary list was referred to the Com
nirtee on Salaries and Grades.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
NEW OWNER FOR HYGE|A ICE PLANT
Large Building in East 10Th an list Streets Transferred to
the American Ice Company.
ROW OF YoRKvlLLE TENEMENT HOUSES ARE $

-Ae FIygeia Ice Company yesterday
transferred its hig plant in 18th and list
streets and Avenue A II The american Ice
COMPANY. There Is a mortgage Il sSI3. s0l
on the propert-.
4 -roiD q v0rky5Ge tenement houses at
NJ AS 10 IL East S6th street, near
Third avenue was sod yesterday in the
Real Estate Exchange sslesroou- No. II
and Is Eesey street by Joseph p Day -
F7o--ense E Fisher. for slI5 500. The prop
erty was offered in d foreclosure suit
brought by the Equitable Life Assurance
Society against Harry l. Toplitz- The
houses were offered separately. but no bids
-.ere forthcoming. 50 they were then Of
Iared collectively
The International Congress Ct Improved
HOUSING FOR persons Of moderate means
seI5 is annual session recently. John
-loleE1, CITY pIzu-3eT. Of Cambridge, Mass.
who went INTO an exhaustive study of
building and loan associations. made al
sddress approving the methods Of wei man
sxe5 associations IL the highest degree.
He said. N part
The report 81 the United States Depart
rent q Labor shows that the 44fi assecia
Mons from which reports were secured were
tie means by which 29A755 homes were ac-
Cured ny their shareholders. and that in
s5ditiou to these TIE members acquired
As ether buildings. Here We have
means Of self-h.Ip which can be easily ap-
pied almost anywhere among thrifty pec-
re There is no philanthropy, no charity
II tn ordinary workings OF building or
swings and loan associations They pro
vide : straight, clean. safe, economical and
We regalsced business method which may
ol-z-rin charity wherever It can he ap-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27

I sehrener TO Walker 1 Otis; $1,000: address. so
Wall St
SAME PROPERTY prior mtg So 300 j.:
Aug -: due Feb -. 1913; per cent; arthur
sehrener to Louis Cohen; $4,000; address oo9
West 12Sth ST.
Sd ST, sos East: 1easehoId; Aug % due as
per bond: Minded Leightag to David Rogitshy
<1.Joo; attorney Benjamin Koenigsoers' w
Nassau st.
10TH ST, 40 East; C sly. brk 2ox92; p m. m
Nechots to Jacoe Moersfeider; s@T5o; attor-
ney. Title Guarantee and Trust 60, 1fo BROAD
way
$lsr ST. 1o0 West: sty brk 2o1ox9o. Ok
irreg; Aug 70: yrs: George L Donncilan,
trus. and ano 20 Emigrant Industrial savings
Bank: $1,000; address, ~ Chambers ST
@iST ST, zoe East; sly brk lS.0Z9s y
tprior mtg $500; Aug g: due as per bono ,
Frederick W sherman to John q Coyle' S3'ooo'
address. 226 East 51st ST.
18TH ST 80 TO % West: stg br5. 49x10o5 :
Aug 20; yrs. i y per cent: Mary q Pratt 20
Central Trust Co; $4,000: address, 81 W all s.
10TH ST. 80 and ~ East: ; sty brik, aox
zoo 10. tn list st; fist Ct. s ., ciS It OF Ave
A, 75x1n0.J; p tprior mtG $4,000; Aug %
installs: q per cent; American Ice 60 to Sc
entieth Street Hygeia lee Co; S2SS,sop au-
dress. 81 Wall St
10TH ST. 5 s. c25 II " OF Broadway. os6
It to Riverside Drive xIeo7x rreg: Aug %:
due Nov J. 1911: David Nettch 70 Broadway
Savings Bank $4,000; address, Park pi-
GOTH ST, $ 5. 80 # of 9th ave, eo4.t #
to River st 400 1xl925 to 9Th ave; 2o7th 81
: >. SSH It of 9th ave to Harlem River,
x-x-100.tl, Aug 20: : yrs; John Rodgers
and ano to Dora NJ Upton: $4,000; attornFE'
Thomas Alexander, II st Nicholas pi.
EATHGATB AVE, " :, 2228.1 # Of 1872 st.
George Strecker: 81 Disf attorney, Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Go. 10 IiroadWay
RATHGATE AVE, W :. "a # : Of iS2d ST.
c0x945 prior mtg S3.oo@. Aug =: due as
per bond: Moses Arn6stein to Johanna BiIn-
haupl. S.. 100: attorney, Lawyers Title llsif-
ance and Trust Co, $50 Broadway
CACLnwF'I-L AVE g 1iss # ! , ol l nos,i
Tuchman Bros Construction Go to James u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27

Dressner a three story and basement
brewnstone dwelling house, No 80 West
itsth street. to a client for term of years.
Lewis l.. Rosenthal and Edgar ". Rap
paport have leased fer term of years the
store at the southeast corner of 10th street
and Lenox avenue for r Hoffman e CO.
to L. Woifner
Leon s. Altmayer, in conjunction with
the firm of ". T. 81 ". I. Brown, Inc. has
leased the building No. S41e Third avenue
10 l. Holstein. who viii occupy the same
for his business Mr.. Aitmayer has also
leased in conjunction with the same brok-
ers the entire adjoining building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
DECISION HITS osTEoPATHs
Justice Holds That Their Practice Is
Restricted

Justice Putnam. of the Supreme Court.
BROOKLYN, held Yesterday that the Health
Department had the right 10 refuse 10
recognize death certificate from an osteo-
path by refusing 4 burial permit until a
coroner had made an investigation. The
osteopaths OF Brooklyn have been making
fight to obtain fun recognition in Law
and in the profession, such as is enjoyed
by doctors OF medicine. Justice Putnam
said:
Granted that the theoretical education
of the osteopath is of a standard equal 10
that OF a doctor Of medicine after no
enters Oh his profession his practice is re-
stricied. so that il does not appear that he
can make the tests BY examination of
blood and TISSUES b. which alone many
diseases can he certainty detected"
An appeal viii probably be taken. The
action was Il test ease brought by Charles
= Bandel, president of the Osteopathic
Association.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
QUEENS FIRE HORSES UNsHoD
Members of Volunteer Companies o.
ieCt TO Economy.

Tho snocIess tirr horse Is said TO be one
or the latest developments III the eeensmr
teal administration ~ affairs in the Ber-
,,,s-, Of C,tle.na where members or the vol
unteer IRE companies in the ID " ard conn
plaiu that unless they pay out OF their owu
rockets for the shoeing OF the horses fur
nished them by the Fire Department the
horses go unShod,
This condition OF affairs mas come about
through a disagreement betwesn the Horse
sheers Union aud Fire Commissioner
waldo over tue price 20 be paid for shoeln 2
4 horse Pie union demands IS a horse 3 :
the tansio. scale aud Commissioners Waldo
has set s. 20 * che Fire Department titsfif
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
LIS PEMpENS S.

lad ST. $50 Vast; John Maher ast William
= Cracey q al (parrtton)i atforns2' 4
Svveene-'.
AMSTERDAM AVE. . cor 1854 st, 1ooz
%. t4ornania Life Insurance Co sgt Feter
clemens et al foreclosure OF two mtgsli al
torneys. Dulor & Roe.
17srH ST. : = 100 t W Of St Hioholas sve,
5nx9o. 10; Walter " Schwartz agt Sagina-
Holding Co eU al foreclosure of mtg aTtor-
ueys, Rfegeirlar & Bach
JEFFERSON ST, W =. whole front between
Cherry ard Water sts. 121N2Js cherry st.
$ s and Water st, + s, lots COL and 30, eA-
cent PARTS released. Cierrlanla Bank Of the
CITY of New York ast John NJ Dempsey 81 al
foreclosure OF mtg, ATTORNEYS. \ ? F1tch ana
Mott Grant
GIsT st. All East; Marion 7 Could. trustee
sgt Isaac Iiberman et al foreclosure Of mtg !,
attorney, II Swain
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 195: Joseph sehrieLL
act Joseph Schruertz e al foreclosure q
mtg; attorneZ, Cohen.
1IsTH ST. II g. 20s.4 + Of st Nicholas
ave II sxf00: Regina kat1 agt David Laskc'
Wiz ct al foreclosure Of TntGt5 attorneNs
Frerer HyTuan < JaTmuloUsky
143p ST. lis and 100 West; Julius u Low en- :
stein 2 Ct Harry 7. Blccn 81 al foreclosure OF
nltg): attorney. W r Deuel.
f15TH ST. s s .73 # " Of Sd ave 1IT1o0- II :;
Cornelius T Kirgsland act Lena or Ina
simon 81 al foreclosure IT mtg attvfl'F y
K de : Foster.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
INDICTED TWICE For BIGAMy
Brooklyn Grand jury Piles Up Charges
Against KeeieI

AlTsady under tndictmept fe- svizfsiIs
one OF his alleged wives oar et nearly 81
01o, Dr. Harry 3. Keller. WHO Is swSiyIng
trial. with his reputea wife. Mary {
keeier." IN Raymond street jail. was TStc-
indicted Tor sisapy yesterday ~ the grand
jury Ia Brooklyn. fSesler. VINO said -
was III as Rst brought frezl jail 10 plea,
before Judge Fa8cess. OF Ia CoGut,
Court. but his lawyer, William lfowa~l
u. pleaded nor guilty for him
IN these indictments EesIeT IS cf8szesI
with marrying Dora Scheeiles. ia Sea =
I ong Island, or August = tses totleVl0s
his marriage 10 Helen y NoShsIrsh o, NJ
xsunber "a i&7 The sssoaS iEs.ssg ssssi-
charges hiu with marrying Nrs. Wtibei
nina r. lynch, IA Glen Fails : ."
July 20, 1913 it Was Mrs. Lyme -
Iiv-s ar No e Vernon ssvenus &c. II.
that Kesses ts charged WITH sv.,lalps.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGES.
10 Zipris 10 sarah Cehen 81.

samuel XipTis 10 Sarah Cohen. 81.
Same to Ignatz Klein 81
fonir 4 Martin r. Pauline Martin. e..
samuel q luTag aad ahp. .A.Ts 70 Annie NJ
ialstea and aHU. 50, tiD
Richard : collins 10 Nineteenth VI ara Bank
81 SD 50
Bradley !. Eaton 10 AlbcTlas ogden; 500
Plaza Holding 60 10 Theresa Metzger Siou
New Work. Mort gage AMI Security 60 New
York life Insurance 90, 80 ,aoe
sIbert u Hyd" 10 Now York Mortgage ana
Security co: Si9.0un
Lawyers Mortgage % t. New York Protestant
Episcopal PublIc School. Sib 'ssi
Guaranteed Mort gace 10 10 " ilIianl i Lowell,
1rlis- sI2-0Gu
Igepin Nj Erland TO Plaza Holding co, 81.
Julia L waldo and ano eSrs, 10 Gornelia "
Toree 81 al; sli '4~a
Margaret J. Waldo 70 Henry De + WeekeS;
81 900.
tornelia ~ Jones ct 81 10 Margaret Z Waldo.
SI1.1if 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-08-27
BRONX SUPERINTENDENT RESIGNS

Joseph Harris Jones, Superintendent of
Buildings in The Bronx, resigned yesterday
The reason for the retirement OF Mr. Jones
- given ~ poor health He was appointed
last January when Borough President Mil
Ter took office James A Henderson. Chlef
Clerk OF ths Bureau, viii sneeeea him, ths,
changes taking place on september /.