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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07
QUICK RESALE OF FIFTH AVENUE PARCEL
Loft Structure To Be Erected Old Pkney Estate Ste Soo
Last Month at Auction for S3250O0.
NEW OWNER FOR LOWER FOURTH AVENUE LOFT BUILDING

, the three and four stor, buildings NO - es0
iath street and No s22 West 18th stree, AZ ne
northwest corner on lot o4xe5 feet, to Henry W.
Schwartz.
AMSTERDAM AvENUE-Arnold. Byrne s
Baumann have resold for Bins & Bing the SIX
sforv fnthouse on plot hsyloo feet. Al the norm.
east corner OF Amsterdam avenue ana 1907 .
street The property vas recently acquHeu Il
Tho sellers in exchange for a plot on the SOUTH
side of i3Dth street $50 feet east OF Amsterdam
avenue
ssTH STREET-Frederick Zittel SOUS ns, :
sold for FSbenezer Hurd No. 10 West s5,n s'iee.'
four story dwelling house, on lot 23XloV.s Ieet;
TO client for OCCUPANCY. The house was hc''
at $4,000.
SECOND AVENUE r Tisch & CO haze
sos for the estate OF Annie Leyersohn No. lios
second avenue O four story building. on "'
20 ix65 feet. near 10Th street.
10TH sTREET-E. Sharum has sold Nos ~
and Ga East forth street. two five story tehe
rnont houses. on plot 5oxl0o II feet between
Madison and PARK avenues seven lo's =.
Springfield Gardens, Jamsica Long Island WEI.
Given In part payment. Title 20 the lVtl sueT1
eouses was acquired last month by Wiliiam d.
Suhr
FIFTH AVENUD- Relner & Wolf ana = 90 90,
Stone have sold to a building corporation NO "'o
Fifth avenue a four story dwelling mousse on =
,,fot osNfo
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee


CATHEDRAL. PARKWAY. As: store: enc .
& NJ Ferguson TO. Anthony Massnei ana si 10
WIS from May I. 1911. $4,000 address ~ "eN'
1n6th
MADISON AVE. 20 and IS store ana base
ment: Blum & Koch Realty 60 to racine pau, "a
10 yrs from Aug !. 1911, slo''oo' addlesS' Wv
Broadway.
ST AIMS AVE. 200: store, etc: " & =
Twirg to William Wald yrs from May l. I'i-'
$3.50. address. 900 - AIMS ave
80 AVE. SIS: store and cellar Rosa = Bst,
led 20 Peter Grol. N yrs from July J. lsll'
g 100. address. 1913 East sd st
5TH AVE 3o3 and 3o5. Rooms SOB 10 6o' ang
6i7 sixth floor: Fifth Avenue lnNes,ne arI
Iilproverent 60 tn tho National EnameIIhl asiu
STAMPING 90. yrs from May J. l"lli e''o''
address 3o3 9Th
18TH sT AL West: store and basement,
Adolph Mitzkorn TO Isaac Bilman: vs. Iio. On
May /. 1910; l,4oo; address AL west lo'h st
3iTH ST. AZ West; all: william Nevkrk 70
Sisgfried Blumenkrohn; ~ yrs rom Ma! = i'V''
So 500. address A. West Bath 81.
SD ST. 241 East. 3 sty bldg sldonia Helm 20
Emma Martin: 3 yrs from May J. 1911; S'"-'
address. al East s2d st.
sTTH ST. 257 and 259 West. all: New York
cab co 70 New York Livery and Auto Co; yIs
from July /. 1909: 5000; address 25' West
sIth 81.
92D ST 50 East. all. q Alfred Capen 70 Nor
ris Bergida: 3 yrs ! month from July IL. 1911;
81 $50: address. 50 East 92d ST
10th ST 119 10 LIZ East, bldgs. Beatrice
Realty and Construction GO 20 Lena FUCHS q
yrs from June /. 1911 s6.4oo; address East
fI6th st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES

Bernard Ratkonsky 70 zelk Glekel; 81.
LAWYERS Mortgage Insurance 60 10 Henry
Lawyers Mortgage 10 TO Life ms Co
81 900.
Albro Akin and sno. .1rs. TO Aibro Akin ct al
Same 10 same. Sls.42j.
same TO same. go 9o
American Mort 90 10 Sarah AKIN. s.:
same to Cornell Brown, ct al. trris. Sl4.ooA
Same 10 sarah Akin: $4,000.
Same n same: 5000
same 70 L Trust co. IS ON
title Guar snd Trust GO 30 Max u TsrburE
$40 600
LAYERS Title Insurance and Trust co 20 law
yers Mort 80: SO 009
Same TO same. $50 coo
Jefferson Bank to John Kafsa ST.
Msry AMMAN 70 sophie Schuyler: $500
100 '' ''
John Ksfks 70 sara Barnett 81 $50.
Andre Miner 70 Samuel ! Davis: 500.
Josephine y Pan 10 Crescent Securities 20;
Lena ws,sr to Lincoln g Rs,o c.; 5000 SSS
Man Don,sny - w, Mar It,s TslTe
sam. 10 same: 81
Beck street Realty CO 20 GO r Johnson 800
Anendal" Bls 20 10 j. Mord'cai & Son 81.
Same m same. 81
american Missionary Association TO Title
Guarantee and Trust 60. sl%.7Ss
Elizabeth DoolinE 20 Marie y Hunt
irgtnu: 81. 500.
lanes g crawford and ano to Sarah 6
Vopping. s5.t00.
Frances l. Musgraye 10 Union Dime say
iucs Bank; SlT0on. $500
Ezra = Prentice 70 Emanuel Glauher; si,la5
Hunts Point Realty Co 20 Edward J.
Young. S1.GS1.
august Herrlich, exr to Louis Klenhaus3 s..
corn Exchange Bank TO T,ozi Jelinck 81
George y Morton 20 George " Short. 500.
Kramer Contracting co TO Hynan Rubin;
500
Abel King and ano 70 Morris W Levine
800
! Frederic Kernochan. as committee. 70 j F
kernochan and ano; 81.
Abel King and ano 70 Morris W Levine
500
Annie Kimberly 20 Edward Goldschmidt;
s. 600.
ernest 9 Morse to Poughkeepsie Savings
Bank. $50 600.
Polka " Wikens 10 Polka NJ Wilkens and
ano. 81. 0Oo
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rn.al = ~ .NNI.N4' fI',f'','''

Uahster 2. Nrabie & Co sold for Florence
NcKeever and Andrew J. Bastine. No -
Fourth avenue. an eight story loft build
ing. and two stables abuttinE on Lafayette
court on 9th street. just cast OF Fourth
avenue The Fourth avenue property is a
lot 25x175x irregular comprising a plot OF
about 4 so0 feet. and having a right OF way
over LAFAYETTE Court 10 9Th street. Inc
stables adloin this property on Lafayette
Court and are both built on plot 3oNio
feet. but the fee includes 3H2Xi5 feet the
-, feet being half of the court, IN whlch
the abutting owners have common right oil
way. The purchaser is the Andres Realty
COMPANY, client of William NJ. Ben
3smin.
a syndicate represented by Webster B.
Mabie g. Co. which recently purchased the
property. 25x92 feet, al No. l06 East 18th
street. will improve the lot with twelve
story structure designed "a Offices and
salesroons for concerns requiring small
space. and who desire TO be in proximity
10 the silk and woollen trade on Fourth
avenue
The building will cost in the neighborhood
Of $4,000. and Is 10 he completed By De-
cember II will have light on all sides, as
the site lies between a two story power
house of the marlborough subway and a
one story extension on the American Wool
len Companys building. extending through
10 18th street
Plans have been filed for the construction
Of a twelve story building on the south
side Of S7th street. 50s.2 feet west Of Fifth
avenue for light manufacturing purposes.
II Will he GIL feet front BY $50 feet deep
with a facade Of ashlar brick with terra
Gotta trimmings. and will be hreproof.
Julius Sternfeld is the owner. George and
Edward Blum. teh architects estimate the
cost at s250On1.
Plans have also been fled for building
an extension on the northwest corner Of
Sixth avenue and 22d street. thereby en-
larging the five story department store ad-
joining Jacob L. Kcsner Company lessee
of the building. which is owned by Evelyn
H. Ehrlch. 1t will cost $500 to make this
addition. according to the estimate Of the
architects, Taylor & Levi.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesrooms, Nos. IA and l6 Vesey street:
By Joseph Z. Day.
BROADWAY. 595 25x2Oo to Mercer 81; 3 sty
brk loft and store bldg: sold 10 the plaintiff for
SliJ,OOO
9th ST, JOS West. 20xi00.5. sty and base
ncnt stone dwg sold 20 tho plaintiff for S27. 421.
42D ST. 93s East. lG.sx9s.9 siy and base
ment stone dwg sold TO Caroline Noltz for
$40. 100.
123D ST, % East. 2JXlOO.i1. sty brk dwg
SOLD to Lowenfcld & Prayer for S7.02o.
MONROE ST. 27o runs S9.lox " * n l0.Ga
~ gy9x n IAN - 10 beginning, sty Drb
,cnfnt aud stores: sold 10 the plaintiff fol
so. 4T9.
MONROE ST, 272. 25x9s .7x25xss 10. sty brl
tenmt and stores; sod 10 the plaintiff for S34 So
BROOK AVE ggs - 9x12O AKA TX 1908. sty
Ink tenmt: sold 70 the plaintin TO- S-oov'
By Bryan l.. kenney.
FAITH ST, pa East. 2sXlOo1l, ~ ston'
tsnrnt: sold TO the plaintiff for S22 $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07

ast Isaac Phillips ct al (paruton): a''o'"'''
'eIler. Rolston 4 Koran. . =, 49,,
IoPPING AVE. 1853: Henry Bonien =, at,os
Jennie Harvey ct al foreclosure OF mtg'' a"''
heks. Appel Taylor. ,,.,, art
WILLIAM ST. 20 and 50: SeiG Goins,s az
Morris : Grcenhaum foreclosure OF n's'' ~
'orney . Hibbard. ,,,v 10
ar NICHOLAS AVE t54: Hicks Resmy ~ ~
agt Hoffman Realty 60 et al toreo'os"'
mtg; attorney. Davis. ,,,s,,,,ndt
MOTT sT. lis and I'D; Carolina We'' a,,or.
ast Giuseppe Moes foreclosure OF m'p'
ney. Condor. - ~, Mar
l2ITH ST 2s2 West. Louis l. Iodd az ss' dcrd1;
Rarot " Todd ct al action 10 set "s'"'
aN0IroN. q VI RacOn.
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

NiNHATTAN.
27rH 81. e e. DOS . q Of 9Th a's: for T.
e., loT' hlds ~ I'vss q. sternfAlf. III East
o9d g., orne-. 6 & 3: Blum 5"S 18th ave, arch-
tects cost. $3.50 400
CLARKE sr IS is4 s n n ~ Broome 81. for
y q sty factory. J0vs1: l. Keller. ~ 'arnIn- ~
ovrs- IJun- {. Wisenan. ioi West aod et.
architects. cosf. $4,000
THE BRONX.
CHISHOLM ST, $. 1875 It $ OF Jennings s..
for A 2 stv hrk dwg 20x55; Hannah sweeney,
s6t r,s. kan 81 owner. / I J Nelhur. o7i
west 125fh st. architect. cost IS OoN.
WEBSTER AVE. = :. l22s 4 n Of Anna p:
for an open air theatre. 5o9xso Manderkin
I,rtdtnr % George Kindernan. l3i9 Brook ave).
owner. A p Johnson, 1927 Park ave. architect;
cost $500
town dock. for a ! sly frame bath houses, 25x
IS william Judge on premises. owner; Ebe
ling 1886 Walker ave architect; cost <lOpc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07
MECHANICS LIENS.

ST NICHOLAS AVE. cor 1I2d ~. eoXlOo.
sarah Sleeel agt Collier Construction co. owner
and contractor: 1921.
ISlST ST zoo to 7l6 West: Congress Narnish
Works agt John VI Luck Construction co.
owner. Charles FassbendeT. contractor; S240 20.
isiTH ST :. 7O.9 u ~ Kelly ST. 6ON3l ~
Frank Scolaro agt Bristow Construction 90.
o-rcr. Irving Roberts contractor. $3.50
4TTH ST al5 and 3lI West. Frank Wallis
act charles ! Richter. owner. Wendell l. Mich
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN.

GfTIi STREET Melyina ;. Dodd has sold No
"A Essf Gath street. four story aud blscintht
900 fronf dwelling house. on lot - TX 100 ,
l.et between Madison and PARK avenues
GID STREET DT. u. Livingston Hunt hss
IN, from John frasier through The !.
1,I T,on-Stusrf C'ornnsny No a. Fsfi SD stree,
=, fouT story dwelling house. on lot lsAlpl Z"
se.i IRE house has been leased through the
same -trck~rs 70 p \. ssyhak
nth sIuEET-Van yiiet ( FIacs have sold
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BUILDING LOAN CON1RAC

o.. lanes q Went loans Hadden Realty 10
sos 0G 49,.
BRYANT AVE, 3. 1870 II OF ssi' p,n;.cb.r
2NlOp. Magnus q Misch loans Mh'''h
construction 90 GncD $1,000 c.xr,son ave
BRYANT AVE. s. $50 II OF % Ian A.
4oxlo0. North New York savings s.,rncfion Co
fTnci $1,000 1851 =. 90 ,ixiOO:
Ar-DTfRON AVE, o cor l7Ith 81, ~ 40 600
Chelsea Realty Co loans Ems heeity "
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CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

.sl. 80 'une b Ending NJ Tho hot Weather
,hss, 49, support 70 IA, ont from under he
y, rn~ -, iprocitg bni would psrs IN. sena'.
- ''''ss'shoe q decidsdly weaker feeling pre-
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

CROTONA PARKWAY, IS. 3s4.3 n ~
i77,h 81. Dsly ave. u :. 553 n ~ nth 81
Abendroth Brothers aGt Rosa Realty CO e. al;
NAV 90. iai1 $414 Is
tsisT ST So Fast. Max Goldsteln az LOUIS
WYNN 81 al. Sor - 1910 INV bomb slis rs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07

vailed Nh. greater part Of the time. With ,r inc
close inc 10 fiso lower than last nisnt o ans
dnaI con. ,.ft corn sc to Ih9f%c down, oats
On &c and hog products more expensive oy "p
i5c Range OF prices: v..,sr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-07
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Reinhardt, No IS
broad street. New York. No. 81 Devonshire
street Boston. and 40. 1s King street West.
Toronto. Canada
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LIS PENDE NJ S.

I40TH ST. u f. 1876 n 81 eth ave. l26 tx
81 II. Metropolitan lAfe insurance 90 agt Lenox
REALTY 90 ct al tamtnded foreclosure OF mtg.
attorneys, Woodford BOVfe q Butcher,
ORCHARD ST. n >. adjoining lands Of Charles
r. Ifytnrss 5OxluO. Bernardo Timer agt Alberto
Timer faction TO set aside decd. attorneys.
Kirby q Wood.
LOTS 37s. 3si. al and am map ~ Arden
..,a,. Iuc ycstchester County Bronx. PEG
pie etc. agt Jacob " fleischmann notice Of
ie,yt. attorney g : whitman.
~ AVE- tsis konzo kmball agt IIedw x
po,hschild ~ al foreclosure OF Mtg. attorney
\ \ Sllberberg
noth.,hild - nj Oorct insufs ~ mig. aftornc',
Siih.rs
lG5rH ST =. az n ~ Innany ~. A"t
100 r,tbottno \ Bnrion AIT. Gus - pdru Il al
tore losur4 - mtg a'fofnc.. \ Ha''inE
cgTH ST AZ ~ 20 West, Benjamin 4 Thi!lipG
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BALTIMORE STOCKS.

oup9ns INTERCHANGEABLE. Registered tCou
Tons. sRegistered ana coupon.
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CONNECTICUT

fINk CONNECTICUT r,pv
neNe@h waterbury and. Torrin.,onnM
'snds and poT,e.c oeS room house wide y.
~, ,ront brook and the hes, ., wst.r heat
linz s, ssn' on the farm situated n or tn
~. posed trolley dlrectlv "'nn d.ro, snS
can't be duplicated ny price s. 600 :
I. NJ. BURNS. rorr,pr,o,
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pIBlIC UTILITY SECURITIES
lifnished by Williams. Mcconnell & Coleman.
No. 60 Wall street,
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

Furnished by ". y. Coler & Co. No. 43 Cedar
street,
(Accrueh interesf 10 be addsdl
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BOROUGH OF QUEENS.
COUNTRY PROPERTY

PAYING FARMS. COUNTRY HOMES -,
Ihe BerkshiI.s. 40 acres. stock or -. ~
iarm 100 tillable; good rich soil. nearly isv.,P
free from stone. GJ acres solid snrnrs ever
% acres large maple ana beech timba,r,, hort
ahce pasture fruit; story modern pai
water; Tor only $40 per acre. sur ,ihk
TANK. Pittsncd Mass 'MlTH ~
hLNIEhA! GULF COAST TENAs p,,.,,
farming. irut truck section iinsnrn, s ~ r;
neath resort. For information v,,, PASSED
IHEo T, KOCH co. Unity Bldg NJ, owners
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ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN

CHAMBERS ST n 5. ~ II e Of Church st.
running through q Reade St w Cutting tr. ~
Wall St owner: " S BOYD. SCI Hudson 81.
architect. cost, $4,000
75'rtI sr n = iO5 n " Of "a ave: two 2 sly
ha,LS and dwgs II T. Jones, Paris, France.
cwner: ! r Langey. ~ East cd st. architect;
cost $500. 80.
basement iwg: Mrs W Hoefier. premises, own
cr. T STYLES li5i Broadway. architect. cost.
SO 00O.
9TH AVE. n W cor 22d st; to sty depart
ment store: Jacob j. kesner Co lessee: T. l.
Enrich. l West 72I 81. owner; Taylor & Levi.
I05 West 4Otn st architects. cost 300.
10th ST 34i ard 3i6 East; To two sty
tennis and stores: l. Flora q Zito. premises.
architect: cost 5000.
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THE BRONX

CLINTON AVE. y $ ?3.6 n n Of 10th ST
a . sty frame dwg. lgx4oG; Aug g IIecht. =
Gourtlanlt ave, owner, Gustav Schwarz. q
East 1Jsth ST. architect cost, sf"b
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ONE DOLLAR A DAY


Buys modern stucco house ~ rooms and safn
steam heat; full size lot IS minutes from
Broadway. !. \. DORLAND. Arlington y. J..
FOR SALE -UPPER MONTCLAIR. - Ten
room stucco house. two baths. sun parlor
large vsranda. open fireplace oak floors ana
utes from station: terms 20 suit pure haeers'
also splendid building plots with mountain
view Apply GODFREY LAND BLDG GO:
NEW HOUSE, ROOMS AND BATH STEAM
9axI53. privet fence. fruit trees. owner must
sell with numerous household articles n. ".
BENJAMIN & BRO, opp. Erie Depot Bloom
field. y. J.
AZ minutes from Kew York. There Is also
26O acres of land included IN this properly:
deal spot tor high class oungs'oT grGPoTr,,i%Sn
$1,000 reasonable terms W FREES oN T.
SILK CITY Building. Paterson. y. j.
BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE.
2O6 North Mountain Avenue. Montclair.
Rent $1,000 per annum Write 70
+. D. LAMBIE.
293 Broadway. New York City.
MONTCLAIR. y. J.
Furnished houses from $50 per month up
ward; unfurnshed houses from $50 TO 500
per month +. VI. CRAWLEY & BROS. oppo-
site IAckawanna Station. Montclair y j.
HOTEL. 20 ROOMS; STEAM HEAT: BATH
barn. outbuildings. also bathing and fishing
80 acres. fine location; large frontage on TWO
roads: main auto road 70 Greenwood Lake
price $50. 000. f. ID. SMITH. Great Notch, y J.
WHY NOT LOCATE AT BLOOMFIELD?
Population $4,000. An ideal commuters home
Every Improvement.
PRESS COMMITTEE. BOARD OF TRADE.
Bloomfield. y. J.
GLEN RIDGE HOUSES
from 81. 500 upward. with all Improvements: s
minutes from depot: small cash payment down
ASHLEY 4 MARI.
opp. Erie Depot Glen Ridge y. J.
LONG ISLAND
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with name and address Of grantee
lterest > por cent unless otherwise stated
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n'uTnI'hea Hy Van schllck 4 ~. ~ W.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-26
GIRL PINNED
UNDER AUTO
Car CRASHED .Into Wagon
Near Sea Bright.

Red Bank, June 26:-An auto
mobile owned by j. Steiner, a shirt
manufacturer of Asbury Park, col
lided with John Mulligan,s florist
wagon neal Sea Bright, early yester-
day morning, and turned turtle after
wrecking the wagon. Before start
ing for the late train into Long
Branch to meet his employer, the
chauffeur, Philip Diamond, took
Rachel Rothenberg and Sadie and
Marion Goldstein for a ride. On
their return trip n of the women
was driving the car at a fast rate of
speed. Mr.. Mulligan was driving his
wagon to his home at Little Silver.
The woman driving did not notice
the approaching vehicle until too
late to prevent a crash. The frail
wagon was hurled into a steep en-
bankment, while the big a turned
turtle on the sidewalk.
The woman driver was found
pinned under the a unconscious.
| The other two women and chauffeur
escaped serious injury by landing in
a hedge. Mr.. Mulligan was only
| slightly cut and bruised.
Shortly after the accident a car
belonging to E. l.. Horsman, the New
York toy manufacturer, and a sum-
mer resident of Monmouth Beach,
arrived on the scene. The chauffeur,
Mr.. Foster, Mr.. Mulligan, and Mr..
Diamond succeeded in raising the car
| sufficiently to free the woman. DR..
D. H. Karp, a Sea Bright physician,
was summoned, and had the injured
woman removed to the Long Branch
Hospital in Mr.. Horsman's car. She
| suffered a fracture of the collarbone,
two broken ribs, and severe bruises
about the body.
The chauffeur of the Steiner car
was arrested by Chief James Collins,
and at the hearing yesterday morn
ing before Recorder D. w. Bedford
was held in $500 bail for the grand
jury.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-26
CEREMOhIESAT
FLAG BLESSING
ST. Aiosa Society Has Parade
and Celebration.

A handsome American flag recently
purchased by the st. Alosa Society, No,
10, S. o. 1. K. S. j., was blessed at i'm
pressive services in the Slovak R. G
church in Penn street yesterday, fol
lowed by a celebration in Kozusko' 4
hall at Catherine street and Hall ave.
Tue. Tonight there will be a ball in
Kozusko's hall to gather funds to helI
pay for the flag. The flag, a large and
handsome one, was appropriately decor
ated with flowers for the occasion. 1t
was conveyed to the church over the
line of march and there blessed by
Rev. Joseph Suchy.
The line was formed at Kozusko's
hall yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock
Headed by the St. AIosa Society No,
10, a number of other Slovak societies
marched g~ayfully to Hall avenue, then
southwark to Washington street, west
ward to Penn street and to the church
The organizations invited to partici
pate were: Sv. Antoine, No. So; M. o
1. K. j.; Sv. Maria Magdalena, No. 5;
Sv. Mathu, No. 80, I. K. P; Sv. Josef
No. 5l4, I. K. j.; Sv. George, No. pol
I. K. j.; No. II T. s. Sokols; No. III
7. S. Sokols. The Slovak Brass Band
composed of twenty-four pieces, undel
the direction of George Swamck, furn
ished music for the occasion.
Prof Edward Prohaska's orchestra
will furnish music for dancing tonight
The committee in charge of the dance
consists of the following. John Muska
chairman; Michael Arway, floor mana.
ger; William Elkovics, John EIkovics
Stephen Pribula, Andrew Muska.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-26
PENALTY FOR
SHORT SCALES
Possession Is Punishable
SsaIsr Explains New Law.

Mechants and others using
weights and measures for selling
merchandise, wares, farm products
ETC., win hereafter be affected by
Chapter POI of the laws of 1911 gov
erning weights and measures. Seal
err of Weights and Measures Henry
loft received a copy of the new law
today, which is now effective.
1t differs to a large extent with
laws on the same subject passed
heretofore, in that it makes the
fraudulent use of weights and
measures a misdemeanor punishable
as such and provides penalties for
selling false scales. A distinct fea-
ture of value to the sealer Is Thai the
new act holds an owner guilty if the
scale is but in his possession, the
sealer not being compelled, under its
provisions, to prove that there was
any attempt to use the instrument.
Heretofore Mr.. loft has been handt-
capped to a certain extent on being
compelled to furnish proof that the
confiscated scales were In actual use.
The law will aid the sealer In
many other ways. 1t will be en-
forced Immediately in this city. Its
title is an Act to establish a uni
form standard of weights and meas
ures in this state, to establish a de-
partment of weights and measures,
and to provide penalties for the use
of other than standard or legal
weights and measures"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-26
ROOSEVELT FIEkD IN
THE COUNTY JAIL

New Brunswick, June 26:-Detec-
tive Ferguson and Assistant Prose
cutor Watson arrived Friday night
with Shandor Balish, the Hungarian
wanted for cruelty assaulting a little
girl at Roosevelt about ten days ago.
They got the man at a cement mine
about four miles from Oxford, In
northern New Jersey, after a long
search The man was positively
1de1tiied by a crooked nose and by
his name tatooed or his arm. His
first question to the officers was
whether the girl was still alive. y
Handcuffed to Smith.
Detective Peltier also arrived Fri
day night with Mike Smith, who had
been caught in Canton, Ohio. The
officer left Canton Friday morning
at 5:21 with his prisoner handcuffed
to him and rode for four hours
shackled to his man. The prisoner
had waived extradition proceedings.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-06-26
EhkS nv ElkS
STOW AT ATLANTIC CITY

Atlantic City, June 26:-There is
to be no matching of strides between
giant and dwarf in the great parade
of Elks, which will be the feature of
the annual reunion of the Grand
Lodge here next month. The gayly
caparisoned goat, led by his huge At
rican attendant, will also be missing
in the line, as will all the other
freaks that have been features Of
the annual parades.
August Hermann, grand exalted
ruler of the antlered herd, has decid-
ed that the organization has now
reached a point where such undigni-
fed practices should be dispensed
with, and through j. R. Nicholson, of
Boston, he has promulgated an or
der to the effect that no "mascots"
of any kind are to be allowed in
line. This will be a v blow to
the Oklahomans, who had intended
bringing with them a band of Hopi
Indians, and to many other lodges
throughout the country, but the rule
is to be strictly enforced.