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New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
DWELLING NEAR FIFTH AVENUE SOLD
New Owner for Three Big Apartment Houses IN lois Street Be-
tween Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue.
BOURNE SELLS HOME BUILT FOR HIS SON

DWELLING HOUSE SOLD-Frank d.
WELLER has sold for jacob N Bean d four
story browrstone house st No. 33 West 4sth
strees On = pot SS-Iex1oo feet, 10 : client
for investment.
BIG APARTMENT HOUSES SOLD
Solomon N. SchatzlSin has SOLD three big
apartment houses in 151st street, between
Broadway and Amsterdam avenue They
include the Elsinore, a SIX story elevator
structure. occupying q plot !5Sse.l1 feet
at Nos. 502 and 504 West 15lst street. ad-
joining the southwest corner CT Amsterdam m
avenue. Also the Manchester and the
Marlborough two seven story elevator
houses. each occupying a plot 5oxs9 II feet
being fo8 feet west of the Eisinore.
BOURNE SELLS SONS HOME.-Fred-
erich c. Bourne has sold the home he built
for his son at No. III East 55th street
through the Douglas Robinson, Charles S
BROWN Company. 10 a purchaser who IN
tends TO occupy the house. The property
was held at ss5. geo, and is five story
American basement structure. recently COM
pleted. on plot IS-9x100.5 feet, about 146
feet east Of Park avenue
45D STREET REPORTED SALE.-It is
reported that the two four story dwelling
houses at Nos. 131 and 1$e West 43d street,
on 4 plot 4Ix1O5.5 feet have been sold
through s Osgood PeI & Co. At the office
of this firm YESTERDAY no information con-
cerning the transaction could be obtained
SCHUYLER ARMS SOLD-The Robert
Hoe estate has sold the Schuyler Arms, an
eight story apartment hotel, on plot l2o
by 190 feet at Nos. 5o5 TO 311 West eSth
street near Riverside Drive The buyer
V as represented by Lewis 5. Pcsner
Bill ry-g .,
have leased the two old-fashioned dwell
ing houses at Nos. 215 and e17 West 49th
street for twenty-one years, with renewal
privileges. The property is ON d plot % by
1cc5 feet and adioins the northwest cor
re- of Broadway. which was leased by
Brill Brothers last September The com
hined properties have d frontageot 1855
feet on Broadway and 1921 feet OF 4eth
street The upper part of tlle corner parcel
was formerly used b. the Old Guard as an
armo-y. The lease Of the latter property
las Vet several years 20 TUp.
PENNSYLV ANA TERMINAL SECTION
SALE.-The Duross Company made two
Interesting sales in the FennSyIvania ter
n7inal section YESTERDAY For Robert Fer
l-usou the firm sold No. AZ West 2sth street
and for Mary Mem. Renville No. 4S4 West
asth street. two four story buildings =
plot 3si by 100 feet. between Ninth and
Tenth avenues.
DE9fAREsT BUILDING NOT LEASED.
The report that the Denavest Building,
ar sd street and Fifth avenue. had been
leased for :. long term of years. vas de-
MED by Herr Lewis Morris yesterday,
The oWne- OF tho property has net bsen
considering negotiations for the leasing of
the building he said.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
FIFTY YEARS IN BANK SERVICE
G.. M. Hard Reaigns Presidency of
Chatham National Elected.

George NJ Hard, president OF the
Chatham National Bank, resigned yester-
day, and Louis c. Kaufman, formerly
president OF the First National Bank OF
Marquette, Mich, was elected to Ill the
vacancy. The directors of the Chatham
bank elected Mr.. Hard chairman of the
board, an office which was created for
him.
Mr Kaufman Is a member OF the exec
uttVe council of the American Bankers AS
sooiation, and has been IN the banking
business in Michigan for many years.
MIR. Hard is enc Of the oldest banking
men III point of service in New York, and
has been fer fifty years with the Chatham
National Bank He is a director of the
Ncrth River Steamboat Company, the
AncIe-Anerican Savings and Loan AsSo-
citation, the New York Theatre Company,
tina Union Dime Savings Institution, and
is treasurer of the General Electric In
spection Company
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
MECHANICS LIENS.

45TR ST 141 to 147 Vest Crane go sst sahn
f Olson. owner; Baldwin Engineering Ca, CON
tractor; $163 -.
KINGSBRTDGE RID, Aeu.duct ave 1920 ST
and Tee TsW ave. WhoIs block. standsrs steam
Speciality 20 agt Hebrew Infant Asylum owner
baldwin Engineering Co. contractor, s19S 81
WASHINGTON AVE. 1os4; Christopher Fafei
agt Anton Dill, owner; Carl L Rteger. contractor;
$40 96.
AMSTERDAM AVE. n " cor f0sth ct. 100 liz
100: Macdonald Roohpg fp ast Irving Jpas
Fuilaing and Construction Co owner and CEN
tractor; 500 %.
AMSTERDAM AVE cor 1lSth 81, So II
3sT s: John Lever ct al ast Columbia University,
owner: John H Parker Ca, Contractor: t-suis 9
Meyrr. s,Ih-contracter; Sis 10
BROADWAY, > s4th ST. 1sG 2xI22 9;
Richard y Spiers agt Charlotte Lee, owner and
contractor; Homer lee, contractor; SaSe 5o
5tsT ST Gas and 6A5 West: Ryan t-arnb ast
y Y Brown. & Go, owners; Frank Boyle, con-
tractor: S245 80.
LONGFEIL.NW AVE. 1855 10 1859: FresHlan
ST, at}0 to 99a; PisEos. Butler & Pierce Manu-
featuring Co aEt LoagfsoW Realty Corporation,
owner and contractor; ST. fs7 81.
BROOK AVE, " 8. whole front between Grove
st and Bergen ave- 213.ax irTeg; 0'Connor &
HeltzeI agt john crmnl.ns, Edw " Durt,
q. liar Savings Bank Thomas Quin Co and John
J and Eliza BETH Giiien. owner. and contractors;
1888 rs
10TH ST, 519 and 521 East: Rider Ericsson
Engine Co agt Nevel5orl-Gol6beFg Realty Co,
Hner and contractor; s2i6
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
LIS PENDE EMS.

Lors ESQ and est, map OF Van Mes. fsrk
Rranx Thomas II fitzgerald ast August Zen
hcsL @, al foreclosure of mtg; attorney j j.
QBriah -
15fIiAM ST, so and s., Anssnetta "
r,-oTfs1 at al at Lorena Il zones ct al tfore-
stasuys 81 MTG: attorney, n Anaa
pt,rINsToN ST. 1873: Iacnh cahep sgt Bar
patt Cohen ct al tparttieali attorney, l.
Daniels. -
as r'hapIss II DIX Asl Nora Realty ca st
- iactiou 10 foveclnso meehanes henl; at
terney r " Moore
s.r+osrfpGr Ave as<7: Harry " psvts
s,t ,nute ] Muller tspecifc performancsl J;
attorneys II fatterson
7TH AVE cor i2ath st. 90 iixIs II /;
,,.httsn 7 ne Insurance 70 aet rtciza kauf-
So foreclosure Of mtg; sttnrnsyA Holmes
RspalIn N ksnnanS'
,1aru ct a4n and 2al East I'd avs. .Is5
a1xa ysnoT ave sci isSth 81. fei west
fenis X tjncrich. aXv, ast Lizzie I. Bali ct al
fSctIo. - declare lien1i attnrnsJs, Johnst ,H
& Johnston.
49,, .vr "a . Sao II 90 Jefferson ave
a,t-1not kathie Maschn agi Maten5 xuh lac-
,t.u 10 for,, I,,se mtchanies Hsnl, attorney
7 kurtI,
issp ST u :. 3as Il of sth ave 10 eAss II;
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lenders attorney }
Interest. 3 per cent, unless otherwise stated.
AUGUST j..
MANHATTAT.
BRooME ST. a21 and 52a; 3 sty frame. 4eS
So Aug ~; I yF T,sF cent, Greenwich IN
,,e.ttnr a., 80 Mary < Crczsen: see oen attornes
g e Thomas. 40 Wall ST
nArrpoS AVE-, ees To sl9. 5sth 81
= 80 hrk 80 Jxs5 AUG II . yrs. AZ per cent
s,6euhsIfl 1erpsrn .ien to AlsaHy savings Bank
$50 Gfs,, attorneps ZabFtskir. Murray, saga q
Kerr ~ Wall ct
u 1T5 Ross a Tslty IN John \ GeetoE
n oslo attorneys, Mcclure B Mcclure. 2e Will
lam 81.
NApIsoH ST, ia sty erk ~ sxiees IL
.ee ,,rfe~ tnts $40 o00, Aug L.; due aug I.
sa5e. pee csss. Aibert stEvane re Charles
tD,I.,, sta aao. ettsrHsy. " MARI, 25s Brasd-
WEST END A~r. sss : s'y srk 1s.iisteoi
40 IL ! 7r s per cent Rnrameud Nootf e.
ft55sou Mortgage 70. ~ ,so9; addFsss, isa
BTnad7yey
7T1I AVE, 1874. sty blk. lssz5Tii aug
~ yfs IA per cent Eiiphalet l. Davis 10
anua Strohpla ver 81 el, trustees SIS ,oeo: atior-
ne II y Botts. aG2 Broadway.
sd sr. sd6 East. lcasshoid. june s. install
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

AUGUST IL.
william r WILCOX trustee Lincoln
Trust Co. as trustee; assts. 81.
cyrus 9 Miller and 10 Louise z Allen II.
American Mortgage Co 10 Henrg Y FEEDER.
gdn; S1o,f2G
Ashton Parker % Hsvtd IA-tng.tor; s1oc
American Mortgage 60 10 Idaeein Trsis+ Co:
Mar Fodd TO Mary Barron 1s,o o41 u.
TftIe Guarantee and Trust 60 20 rt,4ttori
DaEton, trustee $40 .ooG.
sea - '4'-i' i y : f---s----- eA''
Nellie : lockwood to Samuel Lspg; 1880.
Hlitord Dayton. tr1stee, to New EeFH Trust
GO trustee: 81.
City Real Estate co ia EztleaaI sa~trz. ~ank
OF CITY OF Albany, 500.
Gertrude O'Brfen. extrZ 10 Union Square say
inas Bank; s15,A6
Title Guaraptee ard Trust Ce 10 TntsFnsfiauaE
Committee Of Young Mems Christian Asseois-
sion; $4,000.
windsor Trust Co 10 New York Savings ssak
So. coo
Emma P D.nnistou to Caroline stegmeyer
lGao.
Lawyers Titla Insurance and Trust Co 10
awyers Mortgage 90; scs.0op.
Emma uul1 20 Martin VufH and sno; IS, 90.
Peter Csfrrey. admir- 40 Peter CafEsy; 81
Crystal Realty and Construction Co 10 Isienr
Slurerkroiln; sioN
Jefferson, " Levy 10 T. Napoleon I.evE; 81
Lillian NJ Nugept and ano to James Reilly
s.. .eno
citizens Investing Ce 10 Es,sIe zsrharisi;
500
Eauitabie. Life Assllralee Society Of the Inlfed
States to Albany Savings Rank; SS2a- HA.
Frances Watson and aro to James ftsilly;
81 n0
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13

MANHATTAN.
i5iST ST, 8 $50 Ct of AHstsnlanl ave:
for d / sty brk garage, 4sx9S: 2 L Orrlsby. 45i
West I5l at ST owner II Noraheim, Ias1 Ire
mont ave architect: cost. S15.o 600.
THE BRONX.
UNION AVE, 8, 236.l fl ef 1ssd ST:
for sty brk teumt. 10 6xil2; Union linton
Inproysnleut co MAX Kramer, 20 Nassau ST.
presidentl owner; Abraham BeEris- 1a1S So
Marks ave Brooklyn, architect; cosr. sI5.0 .00e
CITY ISLAND AVE. g. Billie IT OF Seho-
field st: for two ! stE frame lockers, aoxS5;
Henry b Nevins. premises. owner; Charles
s Clark 44l fremont ave, architect cast. 81, eto
MACoMRs ROAD, $, 2s' IS - ef 1sfst
rarusa Andpexs ave and fe6th ST, owner; Ser
vfss & Gles Ss KiHsshsidge Fa, aEehitsets; cost,
Il at,D
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13

Edward J Lawson aEt Meiiae LaPd % itore-
Closure Of mtg0; attorney, j , Lawson
ASF 3 143; Louisa 4 Barnard, trustee. agr
Ransft HsalhiiFsar al ffereslesure or
mfs1; attorneys Murray, Bennett s Iusersoii-
WILETT ST al: 127th a., 1872 East; Brad
hurst Avenue Co agt Edward J WEIGH ct n
(fareoIosuEe OF tive H1tgs). attorneys, Ira-
keWeF ~ Petsrs-
STEBBINS AVE. 6. 54a It Of West
ch ester ave 15xsa: Giuseppe Arnone ast Cogs-
weIi-Ts yier Improvement 90 faction TO Tore
close mechanics Iien); attorneys Ft1nan &
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

55TH sTREET-The Douglas foolnsor-
Charles = Brown Company has cold Tor
F-cdericlz .. Bourne No III East oJti stree
q Gve stery American basement oNetLlns
to7-s- an lot 1S3x1005 feet The new OWL
er VIII occupy the house
seTTE STPEET-The DuToss COMPANY has
sold for Robert Ferguson ana Mafy @aeAI. @
RenyllIe respectively. Nos. 432 and 45+ vest
s61h street. two four story houses, on plot So
1859 feet
asTH sTREET-The Robert Hoe estate has
arar-mepr Eotei an plot I2ox1o6 feet al Nc
500 81 West esth street. near ttl'@FsIl7
Drive. The buyer vas represented oy LEWIS
= PozEer
Is2D srREET-wiIcox s shelton have sold
4o~ Caroline \ Naver the three story duel
iHg house. No- Gts West i@-d stres'' On lot
lsx1Gn-11 feet.
Il2TII eTREET-Tha Hennessey Rssi:y
-ls@atsr apartment house, on plot ieV@ po-t
fee at 80. 955 west 1l2th street , SotTseen ,,.l
81 s q client Of Edward j. Thompson
lJlsT EET-Seiomep N. schs tzklJl hss
sold three Big apsrtW-nt houses "a LIS ~
street, between BroadwaE and ATs7Israa "a NJ
feet Nos. su1 and 504 West l5lst street
adjoining the south vest corner OF St1s1eLqa ss,I
aysngr- 4lss the Manchester ana aaFlppr
ough- seven stery elevator houses: eacH
occupying tIn% aG23a. Il feei, PeinS i"o ieet
west Of the Elsinore-
THE BRONX.
STEBEINS AVENUE-Max Mar has sold
% Bestrir Epstetn the plot I50& 23x iFFeGu a r
rhe southeast eide of 6tcbbins avenue 100
fest north Of f6Sth street.
soid for Edward NJ. Tessisr 40. 57s Van Nest
avenue. tSp story TWO family dwelling
house. lot 2Jx10Q feet.
l7eTH STREET-John v. slsi4netz -as. has
street, q family house. on lot o5xlGa feet
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
RoRorcH or RICH,IoNp.

7eF SALE Of LEASE e% EASY TERMS -
Tlls hes hZtf- ara 6res- z-se stcre and i5-
rco-E dzE-I-E CD Staten Island suitable 1oT
F-~-el e roa-Ao-ss- ce-Izt1s q improvements.
81 ro-ze- & FichnCn5 R1af and Cedar axe. >.
T-c-le- f-r-l 81 Cz=oEEz fsrTg passes the house
W To-o Manor hziF Esv between NeE
--~u z-5 El-h-ror6s full lc-s zud zsFSses
come and eEzr-l-e-
tn Sn6 eru--p- once 2 new twc-strTZ house,
Win I've r0c-z ard hath. exposed plumbing.
:s.Fe heller. siaE srz-5auzr- tubs electric light.
gever-roct r5azzs "a -zc SIDES. LOT 4azlg5, on
? crnerd Eosz- . trolley. write a once for
map Or rs- a-5 see photographs STATEN
AS- LOVES - 40 -, s[e New York
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
WHISTLES FOR THE BLIND
VIII Enable Them to Call Policemen
at Chicago Crossings.

Chicase. Aug. 12.-Whistles OF special
design as a means for blind persons 10
signal policemsn in the dewntown quarter
for assistance in crossing eohsested streets
will soon be furnished every sightiess per
son in Chicago Chief of Police Steward
has approved the plan and ordered the
,rz~ec squad 70 recognize the whistles
A blast from one of the whistles, Whlch
will be different in sound from Inc regular
traffic whistle used by patroimen, VIII De a
signal TO crossing policemen to assist a
Mind nerson across crowded thorough
fare.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
FIGHTING ANTHRAX EPIDEMIC
Disease Breaks Out Among Cattle in
Cayuga County.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune J

Auburn. " Y. AUG. l2-The State De-
psrtment of Agriculture to-day sent spe-
ciai Inspector here following the report OF
Professor Yeranus y Moore, OF Cornell
University, to take c.aaTse Of an epidemic
of anthraX which is raging among cattle
A few days ago Supervisor James McGarr,
Of Miles. found seven Of hts high bred cows
dead ia the pasture. Tao others died soon
afterward pr T, II. Rgchsnan. local
Veterinary surgeon. Investigated and found
that the bovines died Of anthrax, Then
CANE the discovery of the Halady III a
herd in Aurei.us, which Is one Of the
sources of Auburu's milk supply.
The state department. gave orders N cnce
Cor the irnniediate iseiatieR of ali syS-
pected osses ard all pss'ares are being
burned over with oil.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13

Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. Nos. II
and IS yesey street, resulted as follows:
BY Daniel Gre@nwaid
IasTH st, "a. :, IS It of Madison ave,
Isxs3 sly dwg; sold 10 the plaintiff for
SI1. .6e5.
BOWERY, SIG, :. about 40 It OF I'd st.
80 2xs2 - irreg; four sty loft bldg. sold TO the
plaintiff for $4,000.
cd AVE. 362f n w 8 about $50 IT n OF 169th
ST. a5x1fs: sty tenmt and stores; adjourned to
September IL.
By Samuel Marx
3iST ST, 10 n 5. 1861 f w Of Madison ave,
n i0x9S.9. 4 sty school, sold TO Edward j De
Is ,er ft,,. So 500
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
LAST VOYAGE Of raE A. GIBSON

ror. Townsend. Wash. Ang. 12.-The
American ssiiinE ship Alexander Gibson.
Captain y, f. Southard. Which has carried
ths American iaS for more than thirty
wears sailed last night tor New York en
her last voyage She has been sold and
will be dismantied for barge. The Gibson
vas built at Thomaxton. Me. in 1871
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13

1-FTTT0E-T BARGAIN ~ BEAUTIFUL FLAT
Err<n Kew Gre family brick house. large.
z5- raarls. rzsrefuiIZ decorated. Ps=cuet
Feo-s. hardwood Url--l- 1]ied bath and Festleuie'
Nszi-ucee price 8 500. terms lie suit csRv~-r-
fsrt 10 Brighten Beach L" aHd eight trolley
lines TFsEe horses cannot he eguaDed any
- 4aa.e efthSE Ser q hes7s an Investment
VA z MEYERS As GrzV-sena ave, 3 kiJ n
oHE FAMILY HOUSES. AMERICAN BASF-
men II -c,--s . baths special Inducements
g ry.erE NCt7T- 4th 81 aa6 Prereect Park q est
= thin 2a0 feer ~ Prospect Park e-Frann@- OTTO
SINGER t-.IlEe- On premises sl--svS 0u=u-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
ALTERATIONS. s.
MANHAFYAN.

9TH ST " cor Ave A: TO two sty brl
,anmts and stores: estate of Ferdnan1 Bein-
b.narD . west ssth st, owner: F Straub. IT,
BoweTy architect, $1,000.
THE BRONX-
WEBSTER AVE. 1872 10 a sty brll arHuse-
r,ent hsIl .sxIoo. John /. Bush, Webster and
,rrnu,our aves owner: l. Howard, 1861 Carter
axe architect: cost, $500.
2esTII ST, 100 fl OF White Plains I'd 70
. St. frame dwg q. 3xs}5 1. Michael CleaTy, on
r.a,3ises owner: Charles ! Clark, 45s fremont
ave architect; cost. $500
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
VISITORS AT. BUNGALOW SITE.

Reeves & Co. report that 13i persons Via-
tied Lake View Heights, \. J.. last sunday
and that fifty-one plots were sold. The
entire place is dotted with tents and huHsa-
lows. Several motor boats are now IN use
on the lake Special trains will be run
every SUNDAY.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
COUNTRY PROPERTY

TOR EAL.E-T+4TS FARM We OFFER WILL
sh@~ a. @zfra lsFge eer rert- - Urafr
t~re--ueH- and s}so attractive country
home There $40 scF-s Al 3s8a lE zced
stare &C cultivation cuts i--+ tens ri hay has
ESQ apple eFcEs-l. rs acres O. bsrr1ss. and
r. OF market garden crops The income Sr-Tu
f-7siz and rexeJzhlss last Esar rss< 81 So0 and
Frezl FaiIk g, SO. The housa is = lsFEe tRo-
errr~ CciouIsI style she bs-pS ample ard
2 IS IN hrss class ceudirlez- To appreciate price
4 which farm. srgeF. tools and CROPS are offered
personal rNs Nsniuarion must be given A. -
FEoAB & re-. +aS Stat< stutaaI W7src@srer,
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
Ruu DING LOAN CONTRACTS.

erOoME ST 10 - Of Sullivan sf
soxrs1: Mar S l-roxsen loans Gvess~ich IHvest-
ing Co SO. of1.
BECK ST, " :, SO # OF LeasvoOd ave.
soxfeo city Mortgage Co loans Regain Realty
Co $40 os
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

1T6TH ST, Sss te s92 East; Charles Bjarke-
rem agt Cornelia Z Mccormack et al; March
D 1910: Sits 3S.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13

eerpn 20 John c Gar1einar: tfs0; attorney. o
+ Brant, Al Park Row.
TOWNSEND AVE, " g. $50 II OF 1isth st,
3o1lo; Dec \, 1900: to same; &1ooD; at
toTney, same above.
TOWNSEND AVE, s. $50 # of East tISth
st. 3pxloo: March ;. 1910; Brandt & Craftsman,
a corpn, to Columbia Trust Co. $4,000; address,
155 Broadway
TOWNSEND AVE. 3, $50 fl OF East 1l3th
81. 2DxtHe; March 8. 1910; same to same: sl4,eeo;
address. same as above
TRINITY AVE, 700. e s So. 211s. 9x7e. axis g.
July 81. 1903; Moritz SandheFg to Lazarus Fried
500; attorney, Samuel Bltternan. 2se Broad-
Hay.
TOWNSEND AVE. 8. $50 II CT 1Istf ST.
3oxlee; Dec 5, 1899: Brandt q Gartelnlaa, a
corpn 10 John g Cartefnan; 50, 800; attcrney,
o r Brant. II Park Row
TOWNSEND AYE. Il :. 16O fl OF 1I5th st.
sezee; Same 70 same; s., SO: arrorsy, same as
above.
WEBSTER AVE. II q cor iTeth st. fea- sxs4- fx
? 1x5ex1oo Dec 2i 1904; William FoH and
Solomon Brill to Anna y Rosers; S.. 6oo; ettor-
neyF, Merrill & Rogers. ~ Nassau ct.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-13

BoReUeH OF BRo0KLYS.
The Washington times., 1910-10-17

uer pastor OF the AnacOstia Methodist
Episcopal Church. now Of Baltimore,
has been the guest Of the Misses
PyIes. L and Thirteenth streets, dur
ing the past week
The Washington times., 1910-10-17
POST INSPECTION
DATES ANNOUNCED
Grand Army Officials An
nounce Names of Men
Who Will Do Work.

G. A r. veterans are exhibiting great
interest in the ceremonies attending the
inspections Of the various posts Of the
Department or the Potomac. which are
to take place through this month and
next
Assistant inspectors have been ap-
pointed by Department Inspector John
Finn fros each Of the seventeen posts,
and thev will commence their duties
with the inspection Of Lincoln Post. No.
3. October 70
VIII extend over a period Of thirTy-five
paTtment Commander II = Johnson.
accompanied bv his entire staff and de-
partment officers Posts 20 be inspected
are given in order Of their number. and
Will be visited on the dates specified
No. !, John A. Rawlins, October Is;
No. ,, Kit Carson. October -; no. g,
Lincoln, October 10; No. ;. George r.
Meade. November $; No. 6. L. S. Grant,
November :; No. :. James A. Garfield,
November > No. s. burnside, October
IS: No. .. Charles Summer, November .:
No. 10, Farragut. October .; No. II,
Potomac. October %. No Is John y.
Logan, November g; No. a. Phil Sherf-
dan November &: No. i. George H
Thomas, November IS. No. L.. Henry
Wilson, November %; No. 10. George U.
Morris, November Il; No. %. La Fay
cite. November Is: No. 2. Frederick
Douglass, November To-
The Washington times., 1910-10-17

Arch Masone. viii hold a special
meeting Wednesday evening in the
AnacOstia Masonic Hall 20 cOcfer the
royal arch degree on three candi-
dates
The Washington times., 1910-10-17
CARDINAL GIBBONS
TOLAY CORNERSTONE
Prelate Will Ofhciate at New
Church of Our Lady
of Victory.

Next Sunday morning at 10 o'clock
Cardinal Gibbons Will lay the corner
stone Of the new Church OF Our Lady
Of Victory, at the intersection Of the
Conduit and New Cut roads.
This occasion will mark the formal
dedication Of the newest Catholic
church In the District, and viii prob
ably serve to attract a large number
Of the representative Catholic clergy
and laity Of this city.
The ceremonies will be most elabO-
rate, commencing with solemn high
mass, to be celebrated by the Cardi-
nal. and concluding with the cere-
mony Of confirmation in the afternoon,
also to be performed by the Cardinal
The Rev. Alexander p. Doyle. rector
of the Apostolic Mission House at
Brookland, will preach the sermon.
which will serve 10 formally open Il e
church The list of visiting clergy
VIII include Mgr Nackin. pastor Of St.
PauVs Church; Father Smyth. Of St.
AIMS Church, TenIeytown. and many
others.
Space has been reserved in the
church for a number Of the Catholic
societies Of the District. which viii
will be the Knights Of Columbus, An
cient Order OF Hibernians. Carroll In
stitute Club. Knights of St John.
Modern Woodmen OF America. Catho,
lie Women's Beneficial Legion. and the
Ladies' Catholic Beneficial Relief As
ISOLATION.
The church building, now almost
completed, represents the fulhIlment
of the dream Of the Rev. Father N.
F. Yingling. who will be the pastor
of the Church Of Our Lady Of Victory.
For years Father Iingling has been
endeavoring to build a new church I'm
this section of the city. as ne believed
that there were nCy enough Catholic
edifices in the extreme northwest
Accordingly, when President ROOse-
welt ordered the old Pennsylvania
railroad station, AT Sixth street, TO be
torn down Father Ningling saw an
opportunity 70 obtain Il large amount
of available Material for his proposed
church.
He lost no time in consulting with
the Mcnamara Bros. who were in
charge OF the work OF demolition. and
the result was that the granite from
the old Pennsylvania edIfice and the
thing Of the floors were secured for
the building Of the new church. The
front door and front steps of the OIf
depot are used in the new church.
Father NinElinG was born in 1858.
in Westminster. Nd, and was or
dained 10 the priesthood Of the Catho-
lie Church in June. 1900. In October
Of the same year he entered the Cath
Ollie University, where he was gradu-
ated two years later with a degree OF
s T. l.
He established the parish of our
Lady Of Victory four years ago and
the first mass was celebrated October
Z, 1906.
The Washington times., 1910-10-17
CLUB TO ARRANGE
WORK FOR A YEAR
Monday Evening Members
Will Fight Loan Sharks,
Among Other Evils.

Plans for the work OF the Monday
Evening Club for the coming year VIII
be outlined AT its first fan meeting al
the Y NJ G. a this evening. one OF
the chief subjects to be considered IS
remedial loar agency legislation. which
che club was instrumental in having
Congress consider at the last session.
IN notices of the meeting sent 10 NOM
hers IL Is announced that the gathering
viii be a set together" meeting. and
that the program Will consist OF an
dresses by members on subjects con-
corning the purposes OF the club. The
suggestions viii be used by the exeCU-
tive committee in arranging the monthly
programs for the year
The executive committee, in its notice
Of the first fall meeting, express the
hope that members will cooperate more
enthusiastically than ever this year in
discovering and helping to supply the
social service needs Of Washington.