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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
IT-NE

AMSTERDAM AVE, eo2. store and oasc ~
rent: George ? Bolender 81 al 10 George
RoIender: yrs from oct !, 1905; Sl'"VV' 'U
dress. aOo Amsterdam ave.
BRYANT AVE. 11e. all: De Lancey KING
and ano to For1irauS Kahort ano nno . ~ |:
from July l. 1911; $50; address I4l' pi'''''
ave.
ESSEX ST. 1877. south store; Isaac Wolfish
~ Samuel TrachtenberC. : yrs mos from
Jan !, 1912: s1.272: address - Lewis 81
MONROE ST. IS ? basement stores and one
half Of cellar: Louisa VI Vosbrinck 70 Settln'
sabatino: 3 yrJ from May :. 1910 $500 az
dress. Is Monroe ft
TOMPKINs ST. W s. 60 Il Of stanton st.
4ox100. the land James Shewan 20 Aaron
Apell; > yrs from June - 1911; lo'o' al
dress 535 East Hist s..
WASHINGTON ST G34 r w cor Barrow 81
ri. Leon Ottlnger 70 Charles pohratz 8
MS from May l. 1911; $500. address. 4ol
EpSt 04th -
aD AVE. cor fremont ave al: Mary
" Parson and alo 10 David SchuilzI ~.
YRS from July |. 1911 $4,000: address : west
72d 81
10TH AVE. car. W cor 18th 81. store. etc;
Nict ael O'Nefl % Patrick Hynes and ano !.
vrs from June g. 1911 $500 address "''
East Goth a.
2sTH ST. "a wes,. I'll; Iuci1s y Beers tra,-
100 10 Archie 7 Young: 3 WIS from June ].
1911: So 400: address. - West 2Sth 81
22D ct 1o5 10 JOS West oll. estate charles
= Hoffman - Alexander " Pincus and ano
81 ,rs from Nav I. 1910; $4,000. address. 'o'
West 22d 81
s2D ST. 12o West. all. New York cab CO 20
7 ouia pinl.us and aro: 81 yrs from May b.
1910: $4,000. address. 130 West 32d 81
6sTH ST. 60 to co West. 4th Goor. cast the
Bntnore Rlonheim CO 70 Kate r stokes: E1,ss
mos from June !. 1o1l; $500 address ~
vEeet 18th
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08

agt Gumprecht Sausage Co ~ al
close mechanics Hem, attorney, r ~ =
BEACH AVE. VS.. lot 81. man .. ."hS
risania. 25x100: lose bine Charls,,1 kAr n.
T. Charleton notice Of levy: attornsv az c.
Doren. IA
GOTH ST. 1902 West: Katie HoA,,
Sachs ~ al foreclosure Of mtg; s,, sU w.,
Humm.l. 7h.j. d
BAILEY AVE n cor 22sth a, a..
irreg: Max Marx agi cathleen Trse'rly
foreclosure Of MTG: attorney. : n irsy z
BRYANT AVE. W .. $50 n Of r..Es
25xiOO. Fitch Gilbert at Wss, M"syer.t
Realty 60 et al foreclosure Of mtg ~, srx
n Seymour. eVof,t
2sTH ST. s34 East; julia Ho-u.
Pauline Miller ct al lamentcd for.Ss.s .
BRYANT AVE. " :. i75 q
ave. 2jxio0: Hahnemann Hospital q, !. AIR,
New York agt West Mount Vernon D., cJ,
al Goreclosur. OF mtg; attorney. / H'ssay 81
i4TH ST. 52a East Josephine g.. ~'s
Nicolo Rao ct al Gorec .osure Of mts, ~ 4
F Cnedsey. ~ attn,
cROTON sT. $, 200 q =,
ave. 2Jx92.3 Augusta Eichrer az, H'ss''f,
Knapp ct al Horeclosure OF tax He-, ~,
a q AaTonstamm. 1r,,
SPRING ct. ne cor Mott 3, NJ
Richard Lathers. jr. - a agf Ns,,ss JIG
stein 81 al foreclosure Of MTG: srfo 1,. ~.
f. O'Gorman. IN
LONGFELLOw AVE. es. is0n,,
25xlOO. Charles f Mixdorr at lory,.i ~
struction 90 ~ NJ foreclosure 81 n,,,~ q
neys. Cannon. soibsri e Rizg. "a
PRINCE ST. - and 10; Ei.zabets :,
Cregan 81 al partition. atiorne,s 49,
Erenderg3st. ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
BIC LOWER WEST SIDE PARCEL Sold
acobs Estate Dsposes Of Entire Block Front in Morton See
with Other Sites in Washington and Greenwich Streets
APARTMENT MAY REPLACE 18th STREET DWELLING HOUSE

, Madison avenue. Henry ID. Winans & May "eie
I the brokers in the transaction.
MORTON william H. Whiting q
CO. have sold for the Jaoohus estate 70 hnnS-
| !ngs occupying the block front on the sou.h -,
OF Morton street, between Greenwich ana W g.
a2 TO 06 Morton street. No. coo to Cl3 Wasnlhs
ton street and No CPS 70 GA Greenwicn siree
and has frontages of 1853 feet In Morton street
and ~ feet IN each Of the other streets.
10TH STREET-The German Hospital, wnlcn
occupies the entire block front on fth stlY -
between Park and Lexington avenues. "a wen "
the PAR, avenue front down TO 10Th street &C
quired three additional parcels aciolni.g ~"
7Gth street. They comprise Nos 10. 10 III, Mot
e5xl022 feet. and were conveyed by jacob "''''
and Joseph Isaac.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE The Century Holding
Company ice & Fleischman) has sold the 81
Francis Court n SIX story elevator apartme NJ
house at the northeast corner OF Riverside pIlNe
in Riverside Drive and i25 feet in 135th street
| and adjoins on the north the Beacohshe'u'
similar structure.
JANE sTREET-Van vliet Place have 500
for the O'Donnell estate No. q Jane sree.,
front and rear three story buildings. on Po'
25xs7.8 feet TO Title z. Auer.
47TII sTREET-Jacoh ]. Tabolt has sold FOR
David. George II. and william !. Christie 10 -, q
client the five story single nat mouse 80 t,oT
West 47th street on plot 25xio0 d iee been in
more than City years this property mas '''" ~
the hands Of the Christie family.
THE BRONX.
MORRIS AvENUE-A Gutenberg & Son havs
sold for Austin Newcome. OF Union society,
Greene COUNTY. Y. the duplex dwelling mouse ,
No. 23iO Morris avenue. near 1891 street. m Ie
house occupies plot 1917 feet. ana Will pe
occupied by the new owner.
LONGFFI1JOW AVENUE-John A stem
metz has sold No. 1915 Longfellow avenue, u
dwelling house. 10 ;. X. Nalhion' Oh h"~h
Centre Long Island.
EDEN AVFNUE-Dav.d Kraus has purchase1
through Clement II Smith a plot 5oxluo 'eet on
the west side Of Eden avenue, near li@d sUee''
Tho purchaser will erect dwelling house
IsOTW STREET-John a. Stelnmetz has 500
No III East ls0th street. four story uipe
nathouse, on a plot 24x117 feet. to Mary Fihch'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
cNi;N name aud address a ienders attorney
JI-Nr Z.
MANHATTAN.
with name and address Of eran'ee1
Interest per cent unless othe'"''e
MANN At TN

MANI Al ~
AVE r. 2 . aS93 . Dec isS 5a A1r sc S1nen
ELIZABETH ST. b. 25972. Elizabeth q; W =.
70 n n Of Tavard ST. 25xjX-: Jan a. 1904 Re
4eeca 9T yen Isr ct I" Zoo Broadway WIS
FOpeyr.u ST. c. 5 10 and IL 25xl5ox25x75.5
,,r,, N,rrb 81 1907 Morris Kittenplan to
Joseph h Buttewieser; $4,000 address, 22o
IrvoX AVE. W :. 1884 Z, Of 18TH st. 167
40. May - 1905. MaHimil.,.ain ~ autienan to
Jacob and Marsaretha SchInitl' Sl'"oo' h'iofn'''
John e. West. 2oi broadway.
Nor.,,T NrOKRIs AVE. .. 20Ssj; Aug 80.
io14. Inlu ID Wright 10 Philip wilmer; S"n,
ittn,pc,s. Young. Yer Planck r. iis Broad
way.
49, NJ, ,trioo. May c. lsos: Michael ~
c.',-1.s g. he German savings Bank: il.JoO.
attorney. amend 4 Amend, lls Nassau 81.
THOMPSON ST 2o6 and los 4oHo1.8, MAY l.
49, o. $40 ai1 attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust co. l5U Broadway
WASHINGTON ST. cor King st; NoNsQ'
NAV IL. lsg8: Frederic he / rostsr 10 Frederic
-. p Foster; $50 900. address. Is Wall 81
80. ,.r COZ n ~ l2lsi IT. 20xso.
d. o. 1884. Herman Huber 10 warren " 70.
10. irustce. 81 900. attorney " Foster
criminal ., Io-r, h''e or rrsh st. essioo.
rch "a 1gla' Giovanni Huscillo 10 Matilda Mel
.6n. 81 500. address. 20. Mapes ave.
Ola AVE aeyp ..X1d Jan ., l'uS, JULIUS
p,eve - Iil,ls and Bella Rosenthal; $1,000. at
tome, Maurice Neckrltz li9 Nassau st.
iIH AVE. 20 r. ~ n n W. N -o,h 81. -5.p:
Jan : 1895. Jane smell 20 lhoinas smell. eAr;
SO ~ ADDE'S. 1857 Lexington ave.
SAME PROPERTY. Jan :. lHa5 same to
1i.rrar small SIC 900. attorney. Frank Moss.
go Hroadray
et 6.t7 1901 lanes p Shields 10 Bernhemer
u et-.,t, prsoinr 20. Sc 90 address. l-sih
sf and AmstefdAm ave.
iuTu AVE Asa 4. e4-6xlOp. Jan w. AUTO,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
SAYS PIANO FASTENED DEATH
Justice Green Testi6es in Case Against
the Silver Heel Club.

Some hard things were said about The do
ings Of the Silver Heel club m Yorkville
Court yesterday afternoon. when its presi-
dent. Edward Rothmillcr and John Epstein.
who leases a part o. his house at No 1923
I.exingtCn avenue 10 the club. Were charged
with maintaining q nuisance.
Frederick Wyland. superintendent Of an
apartment house al 80. llz3 Lexington ave
nue, backed up By several Witnesses. among
them Justice Joseph !. Green. Of the CITY
Court. said the piano WAS thrummed until
long after midnight and that members sat
g. the windows Of the club and called and
whistled 10 women passing IN the streets.
Justice Green said hc iOst his two-y ear-old
daughter during last winter, and he be-
ueved her death mad been FASTENED by the
continual playing OF the piano.
Joseph Titlebaum, a member ~ the club.
testified there we're twenty-five memae rs.
and that the affairs - the orea nization wer"
conducted in an orderly manner lie SAID
.he piano was stopped az 10 o. u o'clock IN
the evening. Magistrate kernochan ad-
4ourred tia case until July Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate kHcha"Eo
saleSroOm. nos. a and 10 NeseE su'e''
By Bryan l. Kennedy.
EAST 23sD ST. Klngsbr6ge Road. Bronx,
,...ad ana Digncy aves; 80 lots adJoui"e"
sine die
Fy d Phonix Ingraham
rIfANBEKS 81 l43. 25x763 sty stone
I,ft ana store building. leasehoid' huj"ui "''
10 June IA
WEST 54TH ST 1872, iG &N'a OK d.SN'-.%'
yt,rr ANA dwg: adjourned 10 June IA
By Joseph r. Day.
SHERIFF 81 3. IgNloO; sly brk tenmt;
Id 10 the ylaiuun for sl9."."
Ry Daniel Graenwaid.
WEST 141Tn 81. els. 24N09ll. 3 siy base
f,.nr brick avg. shenn's sale; John Shea
sheriff. Withdrawn.
WEST IS4TH ST. 900. 5oz"911; sly hri'
tenla'. yheriifs sale, john shea, shcfN, Hd
f.trri..d 10 .fuir -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
LEASES.

Huberth e. Gabel have leased for the Liss
estate the building AZ the northeast corner
of Lexington avenue and 4Sth street to
Kluge Brothers for long term Of years
The building is 10 be altered for hotel and
restaurant imposes. Also. leased the store
No. 9 East 18th street to the Cogg Manu-
featuring Company.
Tucker. Speyers & CO. have leased for l.
Randolph Jacobs 20 Frank Hines No 81
West Ssth street for term of years.
Pease q Gilman have leased stores at
no. 3l3 Broadway 10 H. 3. Kaiser; No. 81
Beaver street TO the Coleman Liquid Cop
per Company. and No. q Albany street 10
the Standard Lubricant Company. also,
lofts at No. 176 Fulton street to the Erie
Railroad. at Nos. 50 and "a Vesey street to
Ramon Xiques. az Nos. 4 and 43 Warren
street TO the Gibbs Brewer Company at
No. 1876 Pearl street 10 Louis krushevisky
and at No. IS Dey street 10 the Manhattan
Blue Print Company and W H. Howe:
also. space at No IS Chambers street 10
the W. l.. BlumberG Company, at No Is
Park Place TO the Moulten- Kellogg Com
pany, at Nos s. and So Pearl street TO
r. p. Below. and at No. 123 Liberty street
70 the y. r. Connolly Company. " J.
Boulin. the Fidelity Secret Service Com
.pany. Thomas Reese and T. p. Thornton.
The United States Realty and Improve
ment Company has leased the twentieth
floor in the new Whitehall Building to the
Indian Refining Company.
S. Osgood Pell Sc Co. have leased lofts in
No. q West 18th street 20 Frank Blast and
Kano Oshina The same brokers were asso-
ciated in the leasing OF the store at No. 20
West 46th street to Miss Lazarus
The McSweeney Realty Company has
leased two lofts In No. 15s 10 1873 Perry
street TO Parodi. Erminio & co. and one
loft to the Knickerbocker Machine Com
paDy.
Furey & Co. have leased the four story
dwelling house No. z15 West 14th street 10
Henry Williams for three years; also. the
store No. Is Ninth avenue 20 Frank Haubin.
James Z. Barry Co. have leased the
following buildings: No. 1872 Amsterdam
avenue. 10 Joseph SAVING No. 1914 Amster-
dam avenue, 10 David Cohen: No. 1876 Am
sierdam avenue. 70 August Merkle, and No
1878 Amsterdam avenue to Joseph Hackett
Goodwin &, Goodwin leased for Mary A.
Mckinney 10 Mrs. May Weston the private
house No l60 West 10th street: also. for
Isaac Miller 10 Virginia Anderson. the pri-
vate house No. lE West 10th street. both
for term OF years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
MECHANICS LIENS.


37rH ST. $50 West; Abraham Schlesinger
az, Roman Catholic Church ~ the Holy lnno-
cents owner. 100 West 37th street co. lessee
ard contractor; $500 30.
27TH ST. ll3 West Samuel Greenfield ct al
agt Gross Engel K Co. owners, George schor'
contractor. $iS2.
EDGECOMBE AVE. W cor le5th ST, SO FIX
1903: Hyman Rosen aet Sun Construction co.
owner and contractor s4s
157TH ST. b24 10 S4i West: same agt High
wood Realty Construction Co. owner: sun Con
struction 90. contractor S39.
l32n ST. 10 West; Harry Grohman agt Iheo
dore Grassmahr. owner and contractor. sli ~"
l4OIH ST. No 1sl to loo West. same aet
Ienox Realty CO. owner and contractor $50 40
l0oTH ST. 1s9 and is5 East. Harry Shapiro
oct : 4 7 Realty co, owner and contractor
s5i 90.
18TH ST. 3l9 and 32I East: Samuel Epstein
Gnc) agt East 10Th Street Co. owner; stevens
Construction Co. contractor SOB 30.
ID AVE. 77f. Henry Wilson agt David and
Elen Harris. owners and contractors: sllI.
18th ST. 80 West; w Y Fakenbrrg agt Paul
Shetland. owner; Daniel Walien, contractor
SIS -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
BROOKLYN SALE S.

The Jerome Property Corporation SOFA Tor
q client of C. D. Murch plot 6ZAi'' ie@t'
northeas, corner Of Avenue T and East 'th
street The seller took in part payment the
four story apartment house. south side OF
% street. 1888 feet east of Fifth avenue.
= sharum sold No. S646 Eighteenth ave
ME a three family house and barn. on d
Mo, % eyes feet: also. two lots at keypor''
X ! The buyer gave in exchange FOUR
ION lois at EGG Harbor City, n j.; two
lots ar Pellport. Long Island; twentY-sN
80 a, rastnort. Long Island. and twenty
lots at Jackson Park, y. j.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
SUBURBAN LEASES.

Pease & Gilman have sublet for Law
renee b Rand the w. II. Warner cottage
at Lawrence Beach. Long Island, TO DIT
Edward Livingston Hunt.
Edward p. Hamilton & Co. have rented
for J. +. Hulshizer his estate, known as
Waldheim, ct Bernardsvile, y. j., to Rob
ert Galloway. The property comprises
stone mansion, outhuidings and ll5 acres
of land. and occupies one Of the greatest
elevations in that section.
De Blois & Eldridge have leased for the
Nathaniel Thayer estate the cottage AT
the corner of Bellevue and Wheatland ave
mes Newport. X. J.. to Condo Mast. Of
Manhattan.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08

asx,s. c,,herin. Gleason, 2cs3 clinton srchi,
o%ner. william Pfeifer' 800 9TH ave.
fect. $500. o.o.h -, FOR
bh'H,DWH i,,ockar room 9x30; 1nterborousn
pa LILY Transit co. i65 Broadway. GWnc,
Ts6rse n Pegram. 1875 Broadway are"''''''
81. coo. ,so,h n
fhh ~, hE IT,. and Office 29.2x2o II; Ranna.'
S-sy o oe 81, 1e1th ST. owners: Edw Byrne'
Soee Sd ave-. architect; $1,000 ,,
EDWARDs AvE:e sx45: Andrew Olsen, 1919
Ediward. ave. owner Carl Johnson r'a''
tod st. architect: $4,000.
RANDALL AVE. n =, 30 u a., o, a'n Parson'
ave; 2-sty frame d~s, Zk'", -sh,,sct same
81, 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08

Brook ave: Albar, Bell ct al 70 ,os,h st
June /: SiGo address l5s East - Emanuel
WEBSTER AVE. n cor lv'n amtg si3.b43l.
Arnstein ct al TO Isaac Bl"' uu.inont ST. Bell
airo Ohio. ,,.. ava ok
I72D ST. s. 30 It OF L I, 1I'rIonard: June
100 Lewis I Ccnan. rel 10 "" =.
20, 80, :. % q, rongfellow ave; ~.
1907 .-g Iu S : same m to same 5000; ADDRESS,
same a. above. .Auo,, ove
i7srH ST s. los # " Of A ~ George u
l0012oO Edward l. Paris; ls, t07 East Ire
mont ave. ., 9 rr,rry
2o5TH ST, II .. To-, 525. map Georse ehrvSrdtfeeer
r Opdyke, 2sx1lTx irreg; CHARTS Mo-. 6 500;
10 Henry Kegenstner mtg s""'''
address IS2 Fast .yJth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

GREENWICH ~. e. cor Laight -: Tor ~
: ST. WAREHOUSE. l2G iNNn I. Samuel Wen y
son. lhi Franklin st. owner. g Il Meyers, !
Union Sd architect. 500. OOO
SlST ST. =. i9oS q " 90 81 ave; FOR a
9-siy tcnmt. "G.GXS5e: John n Slauery Build
luF ana Construction 60. 1870 Lexington ave
owner schwartz Gross. 34T 9th ave. archi-
tccts; Sl25 1000
INST ST. u .. 100 f. " NJ Audubon ave.
Tor "-sty tenmt. i5Xs8. Placid Realty CO.
4pN Nesl l1ath at owner: Sommerfeld n
Htecklfr ~ tnion So, architects. $4,000.
toMihl.iS ST. s. and 50. fora lrsiy
sacAh"lm' 90" Grand -. architects. s. 500
'5p ST 100 East; FOR n b.sty dpg. e II
!usseli ~ East san -, owner. Hunt &
NUM- - East elsi -, architects: $40. 600
THE BRONX
KIN rSBRIDGE ROAD ,oo ., ~ @.
southern Bovleya ard, for n 1.stv rama she'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT

BROADWAY. . 5. lO3 = r % MSN..
2s5xli44 Elizabeth Amsler loans Torn !
50, 90 q
TIFFANY ST. :. l2j II n OF lcsa :. .
1888. city Real Estate CO .0ans Tso,, =
struction 90. $4,000 ;
lJ5TH sr. ;. lei7 II n, Pro.ss,,
22jxisl.6: city Mortgage 90 loans JoSs n :
nish Construction CO. 1880
IsiST ST. :, 1922 q n pros,.~
5Onllo. Greenwich Mortgage GO .oa1, -
Realty Construction co. S32 800 ~
HOLLAND AVE. " .. 988 n q, Oh,
27.9xl00. Henry Aitani loans Maria Co.,
$4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
ALTERATIONS.
.fANHATrAN.

sr,xrON ct. IFS: TO two and sly i,', 81
nicturs shows. etc: Mrs Neustaeon.ano r.nd
=. orncr. Harrison G. Sackheim' -'o 'ra"''
ct; architects; $4,000
AID ST Al West; to a 3sty ana oassHi r.,
clubhouse and library. Association OF .,h .,
~ the civ Of New York. ~ Nest ffen =,
ovner: A J Smith. 81 Manhattan ave "''"'
tect; $4,000.
bTu AVE. Sc cor 50th At: 20 a .-Hy no.e.
george Kemp Real Estate Co oio "a nao ~,
owner; Renwick. Aspinwall n Tucker '-o o'n
ave- architects; $3.50
THE BRONX.
ovF,RrHG ST, n W cor Trautman axe; 20 on =
o1S .stv frame dwg. 2ox3O. James GibIin 1,, 90
nre,,tsns owner: Il NJ Flcischman. 1888 VIII
iamsbridse Road. architect. $500
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. $. 40 J., .o3
willis ave: TO a 2-sty brick garage, OK
" s Byrnes, Lexington ave ara -" "a
owner: John Boyland. Fordham Hodu 81"
webster ave. architect: cost. s9'ooo'
cPOTONA AVE. 20os 20 2-sty ram
drw 20x34: Susan McShane, on premisos'
owner: Charles Clark AL fremont ave-
architect; $1,000
JEROME AVE. cor 20oth O.; 10 81. :,
frame hotel 576x6O: Clark estate, 1ootn :.
ana Mosholu Parkway. owners; IroNer
Clark. 2Ojth st and Moshoiu PARKWAY arcni-
tarI SssO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
TO TAKE DOWN CHURCH.

permit was issued yesterday for the
demolition Of the West Presbyterian Church
In West 42d street. opposite Bryant Park.
for the 4Eolian Company. which is 10 erect
its new building on the site
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
CONNECTICUT.

FINE CONNECTICUT FARM.
between Waterbury and Torrington; ~ acres
good land: nice, new o room house. wide We
randa and porte -cochere: gas. hot water heat.
&c: trout brook, and the best Of hunting IN
season right on the farm: situated on Trunk
line. state road; < minutes from depot an@
proposed trolley directly by; price $4,000;
can't be duplicated
r. NJ. BURNS Torrngton. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

WASHINGTON AVE. . s. 3is9 n g 81 iIoth
~; Webster Iron Works agt Third Avenue
1883 ~
133D ri. 2l6 West: Jacob Plotkin ct al agt
Hannah Grohman 81 al: May -. 1911. So'.
SAME PROPERTY. same agt same. May "a
1911. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08
LIS PENOENS,

j
18TH st. 4o7 and 400 West; VIM NJ duncan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08

hiN ,sBRlDGE ROAD. $. 100 II " q
southern Boulevard. Tor q i.sty frame shed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-08

! "PLAINFIELD HOMES AND HOME SITES"
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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-14
is 1T A PUT-UP JOB?

cA HE attack upon Dr.. Wiley, the pure food expert, and his chief
Ill assistants has all the aspects of a putup job. Everybody
knows that these officials in administering the pure food and
pure drug laws have made bitter enemies, for they have exposed an
enormous amount of fraud in the composition and preparation OF
foods and drugs put on the market by knavish manufacturers; have
penaHzed many of the knayes and so administered the law that a
substantial reform has been effected for the benefit of the people,
o reform that has taken away millions of criminal profit from the
manufacturer. There are evidently men in the departments at
Washington who are not in sympathy with the work of DR.. Wiley
and want to see him and his assistants displaced by others who are
not filled with the same sense of duty, while food and drug men
who resent DR.. Wieys activity will lend every aid to getting the
Objectionable officers out. The charge against DR.. Wiley, DIR. Rusby
and L. F. Kebler is evidently a trumped up one. 1t shows that, as
In the case of Clifford Pinchot, the interests represented were on
the watch for an opportunity and seized this as a good enough
Morgan" President Taft dismissed Pinchot under similar circum-
stances, and that was the most maladroit and unfortunate act of his
administration. If it has been con the cards. at Washington to
dismiss DIR. Wiley and his principal assistants the President may
see the necessity of going slow in the matter. The Pnchot expert
ence should serve as a warning.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-14
TIE A COMMISSIONER OF SCHOOLS.

ca HE appointment of a State commissioner of public schools
III was necessarily not limited to the State. In selecting a
man for such large responsibility the only question to be
considered was that of ability, character and experience. The field
for such appointment could not be too broad. Hence If there was
no educator in New Jersey fitted in every respect to assume the new
and important duties it was necessary to go outside and find a
man. Last week THE STAR announced that the appointee would
be Calvin n. Kendall, the superintendent of public schools of In
dianapolis, and yesterday the fact of his appointment was announced
at Trenton Mr.. Kendall has had a wide experience both in teach
ing and in school administration, and has had exceptional oppor-
tunities to study the best results in public education. With this
equipment he should be thoroughly well qualified to take up the
highly important tasks of the State commissionership. He will
have the appointment of his three associates at salaries of $4,000
each, and it is expected that he will be guided in his choice entirely
by the quality of the men selected. 1t is proper enough that the
responsible head of a school. system should name his own assistants
The new educational system now established in this State will, of
course, be judged by its results. In respect to the old State Board
Of Education, which has been superseded, it may be said in truth
that it never really had a fair chance. Defective laws and other
causes stood in the way of the desires of capable men in the board
to improve the school system in the State. The new board is armed
with ample authority and its chief executive officer is enabled to do
things of his own initiative, whereas State superintendent Baxter
could do little more than get up annual statistics and make recon-
mendations that the Legislature never paid any attention to.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1911-07-14
M KIESS'S SPECTRUM
PHOTOGRAPHED AT HARVARD

CAMBRIDGE, Mass, July 14.-Pro-
fessor Edward C. Pickering, Of the
Harvard College Observatory, reported
today that a photograph of the spec
trum of the comet Kiess had been OBJ
tained at Harvard on July Z, with an
eight-inch Draper telescope, which
showed the two bands 1888 and 4737,
bright and nearly equal. The former
band was much the fainter of the two
in Daniels's comet of 1907.
A telegram from Commodore T. de
Witt Veeder, superintendent of the
United States Naval Observatory,
states that Kiess comet was observed
by Eppes about IL a. M, July 10, local
time, its position being right ascension
4 hours Al minutes 35.2 seconds, and
declension plus "a degrees 10 minutes
20 seconds. 1t was visible with an
opera glass.