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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address of lenders Attorney
JULY o.
MANHATTAN


AVE b. W s.. C33 n Of 18Th 81 2oya0 e.
june 20 1905. Joseph : Kalinsky 10 Rpinhari
Lonmann' $1,000. attorneys. Enee Bros. 1872
AVE C. 1856. 90 1oxs3x2o Gx23yo 4l.veo. ,.,v
20. 1906. Abraham Pinas 90 Woolf Wo6ir 100
West 18th e. S6.JoO. ATTORNEYS Efr4ebo5rg
Eschwege & Scheller "a Broadway
AVE D. s. bet sth ana OH SIS. % Gxg3. June
j.. ISL Peter Garth TO Johanna Reich. $1,000.
attorney Michael e. Gross. III Broadway
LE&)N AVE. s. a. 10 of 1881 ST. 2t1lx
-. July :. 1909 Henry O. Laustn 20 Thomas -
Moran $1,000; attorney Willard l. Johnson
III Broadway.
MADISON N. cor OF Gouverreur 81 ok
2iN6D iN24b. Jan .. 1891. Philip Eotlowskv al
al 10 Hannah stemme 81 al. eNrs. $4,000 an
iofnrys. CLARKE a Clarke. 81 Chambers sr
PEARL ST. 10. l9x irrez. June 2G. 1900.
Chesebrrueh building co 20 Elzattt4 "A
Jacques $4,000, address lo Pearl st
10TH ST. 4l5 East 25xSo Jan II. 1900 John
Bentz 20 the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank.
5000. attorney William orr. 81 Chamber ~.
2lsT ST. s. 1913 n OF 7th ave. 90 sxq2
FEB 10. 1909. Ella \ Goodacre 10 George Fbret
r.; $1,000. attorneys. Keith a Abbott A. cedar
oct =. 1888. John J. Hamilton 20 the Union
Dime savings Bank; $1,000. attorney. John NJ
Knox. - William a.
9TH ST 4o4 West 2jxGs o. June o. 1910
Mary ! ana y a Hutner to Lima EttIineer. S.
900, attorney. Michael u Koran. 257 Broadway
10TH ST 54s West. 25xlOO. June !. 1906.
William MaIeuhot to John and anna Merz.
5000 attorney John y Boylar 402 West 5lst
N.
SAITH ST D r. 165 o. OF Lexington ave sON
Zoe .. July D. 1905. Jacob Roseuhllm and ano
10 tie BoWtr Bank of New YORK and the H0us-
ton Realty co. $4,000. address. lbs Bowerl
74TH ST. 80 Eist 25xl02 2 Juns - 1905
Robert : Schultz 90 Sila= SWirk. 81 I1p. attor-
ney. We'll a Mayer = Bcekmau -.
18TH ST ISG East. ~ SXlu22 .. June Is 1905
Hy sanders 20 Catherine Mslonschc!n. $40 500
attorneys 4 a II Bloch. 20 Nassau a.
18TH ST. iOi East Blk irres. July n 1905
Ignatz Lefkoyits 10 Esther Jer0wssd 81. 000. at-
torncy. 4 zimmerman. 2Jd Broadway
18TH ST. o. - 500 II u 30 ave- isxi0g .
Oct l. 1900. Helen sweeney TO Lizzie Blake, SO
800. attorneys. SCHNEIDER q IIebler, 1861 Sd ave-
sOTH ST. 2S3 Eas;. a.SxlO2.2. July y. 1909
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
MANHATTAN.

42D sTREET-M. Morgenthau, Jr.. Company
has sold 10 client the property Nos Soi 10
1853 West 42d street between Eighth ana MINI
avenues. four four story hathouses. on plot
s0xl00 feet. J. =. Kirwan and the Ludin heal-
~ Company represented the sellers In this Trans
action.
10th sTREET-E. sharums sold TO client
No. 10 East 10th street. a six story new law
tenement house. a plot 2OxlOO feet. twenty
five lots at Jackson Park, n. j.. were taken as
part payment.
bath sTREET-snowber & smith have sold
for Helen b. Alexander, Katherine Barnes ana
the Barney estate the plot 5OxlOO feet, on the
north side Of l34th street. 400 feet west OF
Broadway. The buyer is Mr.. Burts. ms
plot, is the las TOT the Charles I. Barney estate
holdings in this section.
l42D sTREET-David Pfeifer and Charles
Edelson have sold for Amanda Hoimsseh .ns
five story triple 1athouse No 2l9 West lf-d
street. lot 25xa9 IL feet
9TH STREET-Henry Brady has sold for the
estate of Thomas L. Hamilton No. S5l West
9th street, three story and basement d"eh-
ing house on a lot q 3x9e.s feet
18TH STREET-Simon Fine has sold for Mrs
Aaron Jacobs No. 52l East 18th street. hve
story tenement house on a lot 25xl03.S feet TO
Abraham Halprin.
CHRISTOPHER sTREET-Folsom Brothers
have sold for Maria Habermann No. 20 Christie
pher street. three story stable on a lot 25xI5
feet. TO James J. Roddy, who will alter II for
his contracting business.
THE BRONX.
LAFONTAINE AVENUE-Ernst & Calm and
J. J. Pittman have sold for the Mutual Life
Insurance Company the plot 97xl00 feet at the
southwest corner OF Lafontaine avenue and 18TH
street.
153D sTREET-Lous Ress has sold the six
story fathousce No. 1903 East 1884 street. on a
plot 81 6xlOO feet. for Jacob Grinder 10 v
Klein. who gave in part payment the two four
story hathouses Nos 446 and $50 East 11sth
street each on a lot 33xs5 feet the five story
corner hathouse at No. 10 Gouverneur place. on
a lot 20xg5 feet, for William Buchmller 10 j.
Zeler who gave in part payment the four
story lathouse az No. 9lS Melrose avenue on a
lot 20x95 feet the hve story hathouse at No.
276 East 16lst street. plot 44N60 feet, for
Il Bohlen 10 Frank McElroy, who gives in
part payment the two two family dwelling houses
Nos 2239 and 224l ChattertOn avenue. each on
a lot 25x1OS feet. and also for Mrs. Engleholm
the two-famiy house No. 1888 Washington ave
nue..
220TH STREET-Hugo Wabst has sold for the
Schneider estate dwelling house and two lots
on the south side Of 22)th street, near White
Plains avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.


Max Borck 10 benjamin Heidi: 500.
William de z Haynes 90 nj TO Title Guarantee
Wlliam J G Pilgrim 20 Lawyers Mortgage
Harriett Bennett 10 Aibina Goldstein; 81 600.
TaUvora Title Insurance and Trust 60 10
LAWYERS MORTGAGE Co. $4,000
som, 20 same; $4,000
Toru l. Thomas 90 Robert y Dayton. 81.
T. Franklin &c Frcce 30 Eva VI Bernstein; -.
selma Strauss 10 Florence 7 p White. $1,000.
TITLE Insurance Co to Brooklyn Trust Co. SIG
0OO
Same TO same; 5000
Same 10 same O. a.etsl. each so ooo
Same 20 same. $500.
same 10 same. so coo. 49,
American Nort18-e Go 70 Jared " Boil: SSl,-
Same 10 corn Exchange Bank s300l6
Michael Panadino and ano 20 Mllia Anzlone
r-,,cori, ralco 10 Rose simonelli; = part; 81.
Trhu q clark no Lawyers Mortgage Co, $40,
5,7rt crear, 10 william s Barker. 81.
>-t+rqr fgsnNerg 10 Isaac Pick. 500
r,lch I, Nauhcimer 20 David KaNsh. 500
N.,- YORK Iifs Irsvrarc" ana trust go. Is
t,...... Grasr 81 strN.'r % Agnes No
sycsuv ami auo. SlH"t 49,.
Anna kennedy To- Francis T. n'nlon. $4,000.
trv.ira Ahuart 90 Katie Major $4,000
rT.prr %esb t1 Frank Char1ro''i et al, So.
Phpig Has,arher 10 Matilda Kahn 500
Torir Wrlfshsim ~ samuel N0lf-0feim So
r.rs Guarantee ami Trust ~ to Amsterdam
savings .Bank % Amsterdam. s. $4,000
rlo-,ri r. F7rds fo LAWYERS Title lr'Hun"e
ana TRUST CO. % assist. each $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
BROOKLYN SALES.

The Brown Realty Company has sold TO
Jackson Brothers the two four story
APARTMENT houses, on plot lOOXllS feet, at
the northeast corner Of Beverly road and
21st street. Brooklyn: also Nos. All and
40 Cd street, Brooklyn, a five story apart
ment house, on plot 44XS Feet between
sixth and Seventh avenues. In part pay
ment for the above Jackson Brothers gave
q tract Of about twenty-seven acres near
Garden City, Long Island.
G. Tuou & &C. sold to L. Sciortino and
F. Martocci, two lots at Ocean Park, near
Coney Island, for the Lower Bay View
Realty Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
LOFTS FOR FIFTH AVENUE
Buildings To Be Erected oppo-
site the Vanderbilt Homes.

Plans were filed yesterday for the two
eight story store and loft buildings to be
erected on the site of the old Langham
Hotel. at the northeast corner Of Fifth
avenue and SD street, opposite the Wander
bilt homes. The structures are to be taken
over under long term leases by the In
vestors' Estates Corporation and the
Leasehold Investors, both Of which are
controlled by the City Investing Company
Robert T. Bowling, president
The land was sold by Mr.. Bowling
couple Of months ago the corner parcel
5Ox1l5 feet, 10 an English syndicate, and
the inside avenue plot, 65.5x15O feet, with a
15-foot IL 10 SD street, to Henry Phipps.
Each of the new buildings is estimated TO
cost S200Cco by John II. Duncan. architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
IN TIE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
Nos u and l6 Vesey street
By Joseph i. Day
LIBERTY ST 80 10 81, n " cor Nassau ST
81 9xS2 lx65.s 10 Liberty pl xs6l, ~ story office
snd store bldg Withdrawn.
aD AVE. 24sg W 5. 80 II n Of 127th ST. 25x
100, = sly tenmt and stores; sold 10 the plaintiff
for SIG. 400.
55TH ST. "a s, 400 # Of Madison ave.
2O1sO. sty dwg. Withdrawn.
ID AVE. 81 and 50. cor 9th st. 4S.exlO0,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
SEEKS FORFEITURE OF CUTLER

Four informations were filed yest.r.,,
9, the Federal Court in the governns,
German cutlery undervaluation Gaze. \
carl F. whitney. Assistant United sts.
Attorney. The government seeks IN. b,
,.,tpre Of fifty-nine cases OF cutlery :
nor,sd from Germany By several nms /,
this city in April and May OF this year !.
.otal value Of the inportations is caE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
OFFER CHICAGO a." GOLD No,,,

The National City Bank Of New Yo-, !
receiving subscriptions for the total =.
thorized issue OF s3o,oo0,oDo Chicago ~
vated Railways threeyear per cen. 49,.
notes dated July 1. 1911. az ss1e and ace,S
interest TO date OF delivery, at which No.
the notes yield 81 per cent. The inter.
e. payable on January and July in NJ
cago and in New York. and the note. =.
callable as whole on thirty days noc,
al 100 and accrued interest
In a letter TO the bank Henry A. BIZ,
chairman OF the board Of dlrectors a.
c nc irbicaoo Elevated Railways controls Y
the t elevated systems in Chicago. osss,
epd operating approximately l73 mlI.s J.
Single track. The notes are g, secured ~, b. 8
these properties, subject 70 = %s1 ;s'@ re
nronerties. exclusive Of franchise ys!s.
weeds SO. 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
LEASES.

NJ. & L. Hess leased the five story build
ing. No 60 Mercer street TO Gardner &
Highet Company; also lofts in No. 2s West
18th street, 20 Ludwig & Bender; in No.
90 70 2n Fourth avenue, to Abrahams &
Schwartz. in Nos 70 and 81 Wooster street,
10 the National Underwear Company, and
in Nos g. and West 5Hh street Tor
the Realty Holding Company.
ogden & Clarkson leased the entire
building, southeast corner Of West and
Franklin streets, to the E. r. Brackett
Company. commission merchants.
Lewis H May Company leased for Felix
Ieman the store, No. 1880 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
MAINE CENTRAL BOND ISSUE.

Portland. Ne. July 5.--An issue OF cou-
Don bonds to the amount OF $2'oO'Vo was
authorized at a special meeting OF 'ns
stockholders Of the Maine Central Railroad
to-day. The bonds will be issued for TO-
funding existing debts, liabilities ana ooh-
cations Of the Maine Central ana OF tns
recently merged minor railroads also iof
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee

JULY 3
AVE A. 1919, south " Of store. etc. Joseph
Toplitz to Frank Reyman, yTs from oct /,
1911; $500: address 1919 Ave A.
AVE A. 81; store. etc. Edward Klein to Joseph
Feiner; yrs from May /. 1911. s1.718; address.
l2l LIST
AVE c. 80; store and part basement. Eiwsrd
Bsumann TO Samuel l. Weinbrut; yrs from May
l, 1910 1880. address, go East 32d ST.
BROOME ST S 9 cor Of Lewis 81; store and
basement; Minsker Realty Co 10 Mushem Mess
ing; 10 yrs from completion OF premises, $500
address, so Allen ST.
WESTCHESTER AVE. 2213. store etc; Louis
Hobel. exr 10 Arthur Baselow: 3 WIS mos from
July /. 1911 $50. address. 22l8 Westchester
ave
Sd AVE 1865 and 1867: part OF store. etc,
estate Of Jacob Korn TO Frank n Hitchcock; 10
yrs from Sept /. 1910; $500. address, Post
master General OF the u s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
LIS PENDENS.

MADISON AVE. 1917; Margaret A - S' rorg1o
az, r',,s piandv. Mooney & shpman a.
list ST. s, 40 It OF Fordhsm ave 20 90
100 lanes 2 Grattan 81 al agt h 1ainy, ~
et al foreclosure OF mtg; attorney
97TH ST. $40 East. rector churSn wai =. a.
etc u the Protestant Episcopal SnuIen III son
MARKS in the Bowery agt Annie DEL .s
foreclosure OF mtg): attorney Atterpu,y
18th ST. pa East and properly IN n,rSsn 81
County: Samuel Lehman agt Laura y Werer
al 1narfition1: attorneys, Kramer, conn ~ Me9e'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
DRINK HABIT CURED
IN THREE DAYS
The Neal TREATMENT

Endorsed by Physicians, the clergy,
ard hundreds of cured patients. For par
ticulars. call upon, write or phone the
physician who treats his patients at the
NEAL INSTITUTE, 20 East 32nd ST.,
New York City. Phone 1886 Madison
Square Open day and night.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06

zee. ,ox,15. @ Mllbank. 40 wal st.
ana roiI' ~ Duncan, architect; s2oo'co'
THE BRONX.
MATILDA AVE, W 3. 2oe # OF De'n r.r,roes'
81 sly name dws, l7x45A E Mohss , s755
47i5 Matilda ave- owner, JON si 600
ba IsTTH sT s. 30 IT Of East Hughes a co
sty brk tenmt 25xss; Russo Baro ssd hgt own,
Johh nv, W. I,ei CANDID 4Oi fremont ave. archi-
600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
NEW BUILDING PLANS
MANHATTAN

GOTH ST. s.. TO- o. W. nc Columbus ave. To-
6 sty bfk warehouse. l91lN1G. Mrs "A n o,,s.II.'
nor $50 5th ave. owner. j Is L'Hommsdtrn re-
West Goth &C. architect. $1,000 '''
9Th AVE s.. 30 fl % OF 52d e. for ,,
store and lofts t,5yl3o. Henry Phpps 49,, ~
Is7 5th ave. owner. III Duncan 20S Atm a,s
architect. S2JO.OO0 ave-
5IH AVE o cor OF 52l ST. for an S al, sto.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
ALTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN

err, CT 400 and l22 West: TO and sty
% n "a "a Az. trustees Of Central Pres0yteran
Cs,ch n west $50 st. owner; crow. ke% ~1S
rboefer 900 9Th ave- aTcntects' $'"N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06

the purpose OF providing means Of Inn.
ing. charging and extending branch NJ
The Maine Central is controlled tv
New York. New Haven g. Hartford
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
NEW JERSEY.
FOR RENT-A GEM.

rooms and bath, all improvements; blocks
froni depot. fine shade; plot 5Ox1oO: SOS per
month CHRISTIE & BRISACHER. Bergen
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06

Reilly: June 90 (rntg s21, 500; 500: address sea
Clin. LII
25xlo4. Cologern Ducibello 10 Antonio Ianshu
mtg 81. 100: June 20 500; address, Si6 East
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
LONG ISLAND.
Beautiful 8 Room COffa9t

Three short blocks from shore, only 81 ni,.'
from Penn. station. y. !. C.; on two ~. ~
roacadarnized streets. cement walks, e-'a
atc gas and electric lighting; severed p'i
erty: privilege OF fine bathing beach; t0l
anchorage and high class yacht cluhaoy
rcftned and select nelghborhood and e.ssr
surroundings; price, So 100. $500 down. ea1ia
in eight years. WATERFRONT Box II. Y,
me Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
ARMS AND HOMES II THE BERKsHTREs

FARMS AND HOMES IN THE BERKSHIRES
Extra fine country home. new and all mod
crn; apples etc. high elevation: IL acres
land. barn, i've minutes 10 station Rutland
r.. r; write for photo, worth 81 500: sell for
$1,000 SMITH y TANK. rittsheld Mass
FIGHGATE PARK. - AN UNEOVAILED
value $500 will buy a picturesque house
with all improvements; just completed. beautiful
location: terms 10 suit. F. II. FLAGGE, Blau-
welt ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

BY Herbert A SheriIdn
RHINELANDER AVE. 5, 2O6.5 II e OF East
Chester I'd, 25xi00; adjourned 10 July I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
BUYING IN THE FIFTH AVENUE SECTION
Group of Purchases North of AID Street Involves an Aggregate
Value of About 100000
CHARLES T. BARNEY ESTATE SELLS 134TH STREET PlOl

sty tenmt and stores; sold to the plaintiff TO
BY Herbert A. sherman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

NEW BUNGALOWS. HANDSOMELY FUR
nished. rooms. toilet. layatory. telephone
three sides salt water, boating. bathing. fishing
always cool. no mosquitoes; $500 and $3.50 FOR
season. Finest place Conn shore, 100 miles
from y. y. Inspection invited. +. A. POND,
Lords Point 9tOnfngton. Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee
Interest per cent unless otherwise s'a'e"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06
Several Beautiful Homes,

with acreage for gentlemen's homes: few bar
gains on hand for quick buyers
r T. DAWSON, West Englewood. y. ].
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06

AT TEANECK. bargain, new house. six rooms
all improvements. plot S0Xl25; price So 500 /;
only $500 cash. Hallberg Ridgefeld Park, ].
Broadway. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06

NEW . ROOM HOUSE. WITH ALL IMPROVE
ments. In splendid location = acre: fruit,
shade trees and large grape arbor: large garage:
price 50. 600. very reasonable terms. f. BRUNO.
Little Ferry y. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06

NEW SIX-ROOM HOUSE. IMPROVEMENTS.
gas and electricity, delightfully."- located plot
4OX1O0. So 500. cash. SS00-S25 monthly; 20 min
out. opp. town hall. WILCOX. Ridgeheld Park
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-07-06

- Iohbauer Park. June
X Finley 10 Charles Y
~. y + Rabell. IS Park
The evening world., 1911-10-18
A Great Partisan Mystery Romance. By Albert b0issiere.
Printed for the First Time in English AmM* Of -Ms nan xaeo@. race

are exactly the same as tho Imprint
upon the plundersd safe left by the
burglar In the Juinot house after the
murder Of Nine. Juinot and the binding
OF tho unfortunate lawyer. the an
thropometricAl department 10 positive In
this respect. And tho statement OF the
chief Of the Detective Bureau has not
merely the value OF a hypothesis: THE
ASSASSIN Is KNOWN!
But It IL here. concerning the mys-
FERROUS stephenson. Maitre Juinots ell
ent released by NJ. Marathon ut tho
ume OF the FIRST bungllng examination
conserving Nine. Grenet. the widow OF
the man hung In the Rue Marboeuf. the
no less mysterious servant OF tho JUL
nots; concerning. II must be recognized.
In spite Of the customary reserve In
such cases. NJ. Marathon himself. about
whom there are all sorts OF conjectures.
The honor OF the magistracy of .
great country 10 At stake. Ths scandal
which some ~overea3er collea delight
In causing plainly exceeds this criminal
case. however terrible II might be. There
are extraordinary complexities in this
double drama! An evening journal has
gone 80 far as to charge the unfortu-
nate Neullly lawyer with slmulatins
madness! The point IN question Is the
fair fame OF the Detective Bureau and
tho prestige Of the magistracy: let peo-
pie bewae'
Light Full light. That 10 what the
public demands. And there win be no
cessation until tho light Is obtained"
The paper dropped from my hands as
I read tho last line.
Nine. Grenet condescended to look
steadily at me and asked:
"Well' what do you think7'
MY opinion!" / stammered, thinking.
like an egotlst. only OF my personal
safety. II understand nothing about
Comte de Pulliccini. All that l can
f~oresee Is that Maltre Juinot's Insanity
Heavens! So long as he cannot en-
Tighten Justice concerning the real mean.
ing OF the drama which occurred At his
house we are safe. that Is evident. The
trial OF Pullicclni. the robber-murderer,
Is excellent for temporarily protecting
us from the troubles OF an immediate
arrest. So long as this false scent is
followed By the detectives. so long as
Mai,re Juinot. In his padded cell, will
talk to the Magistrate only Of Richard
Wagner and his Jchoolmates at Charlie
magne. We have no great cause for
alarm"
That Is my opinion" replied Nine.
Grenet.
AZ tina, instant ". Marathon returned
to the reading room. He was flushed.
deeply flushed, having doubtless drunk
freely OF the stlmulsnt he lauded.
Hey! Are we safe %enough?" he
, cried, throwing up his arms toward the
ceiling. "Ah, how | bless the Blue
Tavern and Its detestable landlord!
don't regret my three thousand francs!
And this poor Juinot. who 10 out Of his
mind! And my victim, the child play
ing top, who Isn't dead! Oh! have
! more lucx than skill In the gamsy'
The evening world., 1911-10-18

but tho exact expression Of tho Truth.
a. the shrewd journalist presented Il:
Very fortunately. = detective who
had been sent for At the time OF the &C.
cident had been able to catch ON the
wing. a. Il were. the number Of the
mysterious automobile O-32l-Y. Thus
II was discovered that tho magnificent
Limousine came for the Vita establish
ment n hat II had been sold on trial
70 = rich foreigner. Comts de Pulliccini.
VINO was staying In q large hotel on the
Chainps Elysees.
-Comts de Pulliccini. not having re-
turned TO his hotel since the time of the
o,atha. the chief OF the detective ser
vice. after searching the noblenan's
sga In due form, reached tho abso-
Iu'e conviction that no was a member
or one OF the bands Of international
robbers who often prey upoa Partisan
business.
IN number OF the auto having been
teiegraphed In every direction, ana It's
passage having been nowhere reported
on the frontiers. It Is probable that the
cieVer swindler who was also a danger
Gus assassin. had not left Paris or n.
enVirons and his arrest Is probably only
q question OF a few hours.
The Detective Bureau 10 certain of
The evening world., 1911-10-18
Copyright. 1911. by The Pres Puhlhhing O,
lThe New York Wostdl.

SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING INsrALMENrs.
William Esdy. an aviator. i IN sr.nsS :tHy'
1isusi, isl..w dodgers q his At . mall botSl %
,,..t,@sa,. .no there IND: n; G,sas son n.n: sad
impulse. prevent. Esdy from announcing hA sIus.
some discovery 20 the ,%l.ndlsdy. whom N n se..
iSao1 .dd.d, 70 ihi. bllndsr, cause hs arrest % o.
pane 70 the police a. s!sgnsn.SSn-s -.d L,tes " ~ =
h,assd: and by other hands than Eady, nnauc,s
ihs invesns.tfon.. at, vhish Eady !, dasnded by
!uinot, : Young Partisan lawyer. cr!ttsn Ss.
yya:pSt rsrsu.d,. EAdy 20 rsm;ia ~ i.w Ss.:
~ his guest. Soon Asterward Jninots Wne ounts
home. ! new servant; Ths "serysnt' prSuss y
ET.ey. draws q ~rcvolSs- In . sudden ut q mad
tsss and fires st him. The shot kills Nine. JyAnot,
I.iy and Aime. Grenct escApe in the automoous o.
{ sun, puliccini, an admIrsr q Nine. Grsnet. Thsy
se .nined hy Marathon, who tells. them ms car nas
fun over a chnd and that the police are After mn;
he, ,uccted In getting Across the frontier ana
Axe rooms at an. Antwerp hotel. There th:y
earn that Juinot THE only man who knows Eady.s
~idsntityl has gone insane. Eady reads the &C.
count Of the affair in = French Newspaper.
The evening world., 1911-10-18

mos. tact and extraordinary diligence.
Immediately opened the way to the
graves, suspicious. The first researc. =
gave amazing results.
1T would appear from them that the
Juiaots' maid. who had been only two
days In their service. a woman named
oc,avle. who disappeared from the mo-
ment OF the crime, might be at least the
principal accompllce In Il. Now. tae
clothing left In Nine. Juinot's dressing
room b. this servant. a probable lndl-
cation OF the deed TO be accomplished.
Las just been positively recognized by
tae landlady in the Rue Marboeuf ~
having belonged to Nine. Grenet.
This is where the investigation en-
tiers into the heart 0; the mystery. Fol
The DIGESTIVE once has not the clue to
attach, By al! the evidence, the affair o.
the Boulevard Ma!l.ot 10 ths crime O!
the I:ue MarDoeuf.
And II is just here hat with the ut.
most reserve we are going to attack the
delicate point OF THIS laoOrlous investl.
CATION, 10 watch u connected fact o!
capital importance suddenly attaches It,
self. We mean tho perp!exing G!sap,
pesrance OF NJ. Marathon. the sxamln,
ny NsKistTats. VINO had voluntarily