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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-31
'PUT OVER" SENATOR?
Hines Threatened Shields with
Penitentiary, Witness Says.

Milwaukee, oct. 2o-The story that Ed
ward Hines. the lumberman, and Robert J..
Shields assisted in the election Of Senator
Isaac Stephenson, as given in the testt-
mony Of Lieutenant Governor Thomas Nor
ris was retold before the senatorial in
veStisating committee to-day, with added
details
State Senator Paul .. TTusting. who was
with Morris in an attorneys Office in Chi
caeo, testified that at that time he over
heard Writ II. Cook. Of Duluth, giving de-
tails about alleged relations between Hines
and Shields
Cook said ne obtained Information about
dispute which Shields had with Hines
over the amount Of money that ought 10
be- paid for Shields's work I'm buying the
Legislature" testified Husting The I'M
Outstanding. Cook said, was that Hines had
gone to Washington and told Stephenson
that money would he required to put over
| tho election. Shields was employed TO do
| the putting over
Then. when the work was done. Shields
demanded his pay for it. Hines said he'd
send Shields to the pentcntiary II the lat
ter insisted on demanding $4,000.
Then Shields replied 10 Hines. I've
burned YOUR buildings for you, brtbed Your
assessors and committed every crime on the
calendar for YOU, and YOU bet If | so TO
the penitentiarv you will 60 too
II was announced by Senator Hepburn
that the investigation would close to-mor-
row. If all tho remaining witnesses could
te examined in time. Senator Stephenson
and his campaign managers are 10 haN"
al opportunity again 10 90 on the stand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-31

s d. Cooper has purchased for clients
whose names he will not disclose for the
present Nos. 1872 and l6i West 18th street
the easterly parcel from William j. Under
wood and the westerly one from the unl'eI
States Trust Company, as trustees Tor INC
Horace Galen estate. There are two owen
ing houses now on the site, which has q
frontage OF 81 feet on the south side OF
18th street, about li0 feet east OF SeVentl'
avenue. On this property the new owners
will build an apartment hotel. IN the CON
struction and equipment OF which several
new ideas will be incorporated.
Isidore Iewkowitz. owner Of the three
story building at tine southeast corner oi
I.5th street and Fifth avenue, on pot
Is.11xSO feet, has purchased No. 2l1 to @'l'
Fifth avenue, adjoining property, from
Robert Gregg. Alfred Cohn and the crit
tenden estate, respectively.
With these purchases MIR lewkowit5
now controls frontage OF 73I1 feet in the
avenue and 50 feet I'm 12jth street. At the
expiration of the present leases the sic
will probably be improved TO suit tenant
Adjoining on l95th street is the Marietta
apsrtment house. which also has an u.
extending to Fifth avenue. and adjoining
the Lewkowitz property on the south.
A new Catholic church is shortly TO be
built I'm East Harlem. II is to he known as
ST. AIMS and will he erected at No. 800
to 80 East 10th street between First ana
Second avenues on plot 15x 100 feet. The
section is densely populated, chiehy by
Italians. The Rev. Gacinto Cardi will be
the rector of the new church. The property
stands in the name Of the CHURCH or our
Lady of Mount Carmel which acquired u
In April Of la year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-31
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES,

Holden " Weeks to Julia NJ " LEcuse.
s. 600
Julia " L'Ecipse to columbus Trust 90,
so. coo.
George Eunk OF n. executors. to Charles
Hammo q Co. S3.03I 80
Lawyers Mortgage 60 10 Lawyers Tito lnsur
ance and Trust co. II dssts. 81.
Michael J sullivan to Elizabeth DIVER: A.5o9
Moses Hyne 10 Josephine e 'hristman,
s. COZ
Kate F McKcnna to Manhattan Mortgage 90;
SlT O0D.
Westchcster Avenue Realty 90 to Samuel BIT
terman: 800.
Brooklyn Mortgage 80 10 Title Insurance 90;
s3s 600
Fulton Trust 60 10 New York savings Bank
American Mortgage 90 to George r Trommcr
and ano. executors. s32,02t.
samuel Gahath to Title Guarantee and Trust
60. $1,000
Investors Corporation: $500.
Same to same. 5000
Iobn ! TulIv to samuel \ Potter. 81.
Title Guarantee and Trust Go TO Pauline
Myers 10000
same 10 Amslia del Pine: $4,000.
Same to Thekla II sack. 5000.
Augusta Scheiz 10 Mamie liagemcver; SlSOWl
Martha VI Doderer to Ellen Mussrave: 5000
George Iiauscr 10 William II Schlo,mani
81 600.
Manhattan Mortgage 60 TO Louise + IIovey
s. 600.
City Mortgage 90 to New York Trust Co
, assts: 81
s. 900.
same to Sarah Manufacturer: $1,000
Morry Loweck To- Allan VI Rh'instrom ard
Same to Ray Matsha& and ano; $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-31
WOULD ANNUL MARRIAGE
Emanuel Wechsler S Brother Says He
Is Mentally incompetent.

Louis Wechsler has brought suit IN the
Supreme Court for the annulmeut Of the
marriage Of his brother, Emanuel Wechs-
Ter. TO Miss Milda Starlight. on tho ground
that his brother is mentally incompetent.
and was 50 when he married on June %
last. The brothers are tho sons Of tho late
Joseph Wcchsler, who was n member Of
the drygoods firm Of Abraham & Wechsler.
RI" father left an estate of about 5000 600,
of which the two sons received a large part.
Mayor Gayuor and Mrs. Joseph Wcchslcr
Mere the trustees under the will.
The marriage OF Emanuel Wcchsler and
Miss Starlight followed long courtship.
The latter IS d sister Of the Starlight Broth
crs. who own a large cigar factory. In his
suit TO undo tho marriage. Louis Wechsler
says that his brother has long been an idiot.
The married couple are now living at the
Hotel Savo-
Justice Bischof appointed lshsm Hender-
son. q lawyer. 10 represent Emanuel Wechs-
Ter as guardian, and accept the summons
i'm the case for him Justice Bschof said
he had good grounds 10 believe that the
Young man is mentally incompetent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-31
WOULD DIVORCE ACTRESS
G. H. Mulligan, Who Pretended
TO TRY Suicide, Brings Suit.

George n. Mulllgsn, whose father Is
contractor. has brought suit Tor divorce
from his wife. Mrs Bessie Van Ness NULL
san who was an actress before her mar
rage
When Mulligans father heard OF inc u'a'-
rage he dsowned his son and cut on MS III
come. Walking into the office OF his iathe''
the Young man drank copiously from DOT
tie marked "carbolic acid Then he thre"
himself on the floor and gave an Imitation
of A man having ht The father lns'lnct
IN Mr.. Mulligan at once asserted itself anu
he sent for an ambulance. The surgeon eN-
amined the son and then laughed.
When the doctor recovered he told MI
Mulligan that his son had not taken carbolic
acid. Again the demeanor OF the father
changed. lie called policeman 10 arrest
his son on a charge of attempted snlclue'
hut the policeman refused because the doc
tor had declared that there had been no at
tempt.
When Mulligan failed 20 induce his tather
TO continue his allowance he went West on
a freight train going. TO Detroit. where ne
went 10 work I'm IN automobile factory.
Later he became a chauffeur at Sl9 week.
Mrs. Mulligan will ask to-day in the SUI
IRENE Court for alimony
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as per bond: Adels 81 Harrington to Manh't'''
Mortgage 90. Sis 600: address, 900 Broah"ay'

as per bond: Adels 81 Harrington to Manna, '''
Mortgage 60. SIS 600 address, 200 Btoah"a!'
NELSON AVE at Q Plan. runs : oV !.
m Fratherhsd Lane \ 9 5sx iO0N lux "
tO5: oct 20: demand q per cent hllcIvs, pu''t n
ing 90 TO city Mortgage co; S3,Vo' adoress' 10
Wall ~.
NORTH OAK DRIVE. :. lots 30 and o.
amended map Brentwood Park 'pIlor nIs =,
O0OJ; oct 80. . yTB per cent maIsdr,,,, y
Cannon TO sidney Ks,z: $1,000 ADDRESS p'o''
way and 23d st.
PROSPECT AVE. SO and s7sia. 5oS irrcs
1prior mtg 500 OoO,. oct 30: duo ~ per noni
Walter wilkins 20 city Real Estate co. S''o0''
address. l16 Broadway.
ST LAWRENCE AVE. 1890 25Nloo; Oct ~,
duo as pcr bond. Theodore l. MunkenpecN ~
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. S3'oco' a1d'cSs'
1Is Broadway.
FREMONT AVE. e. 100 n n NJ Prosps.,
ave 25XiOO oct 20. due per bond: AleHsn a ~
Anderson to Manhattan Mortgage CO. Sl|ooo'
address. goo Broadway
WILLARD AVE II g. 81 n ~ Brorz River
Florence e Spersnza. $1,000 address, lr'inston'
NY.
WILLARD AVE. s. 22i u " ~ Bronx River
Road 25x1nO: Oct 2s. 81. per cent. Annie
Tucker to Louse Hopkins; $4,000 address, ""
West 240th ST.
9Th AVE, E. e. w {! lot Gas. map Wskene'd'
5oX114. oct &. yr. Hormine r stephens to Nap
pinger Savings Bank. $500. address. NappnSe'
Falls. y y.
1e3D ST. $. 223 Il ~ Melrose ave. |N ,o,,
irreg: OCT 90. ? yrs. Renenson Realty 90 IN Johh
Eyslop: $4,000. address RN'rrieu Terrace.
10TH ST. ~ East 2Ox62x irreg: oct q;
81. per cent Elizabeth Erbe aud Caroline J.
schmidt 10 Minnie VI Ferguson $500; address
40 East 10th St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-31
LEASES.

Leon :. Altmayer has leased Tor a term
OF years the four story dwelling house no
IL East 92d street. to VI. Robert GugSen-
helm.
Hell & stern have leased for the Roscorh
Realty Company in the new building NO
Is 10 70 East 2sth street running through
TO No. 10 TO u East 27th street the first
second and third lofts. containing moro
than $1,000 square feet Of space to the
Ideal Manufacturing COMPANY
Corn & Co. have leased 500 feet at NO
1873 TO 1H West 18th street 10 kerner q
Shaffer. 400 feet in the building oeins
erected at Nos. l42 and li West -eu
street to Louis Stcrnberg; 1000 feet in the
tui,dinr being erected at 30. - West ldh
street TO Philip y. Gladstone; J'o~ rect "t
Nos. AZ and 1i9 West 18th street TO Leo"
II Som: 1900 feet at Nos. Is and ~ WaNe'
low Place TO the Burger Dress Cohhpa'l''
and space at Nos lO6 and JOS West 90
street TO the Producers Sales Company anu
the sealshipt oyster system.
+ Kelly & co. have leased the east
STORE at No. East 18th street to I. J.
Collins for five years. to be used ior d
rcetaurant. also leased the second lott at
No. 10 West 18th street to the IT. george
Raincoat Company; also the parlor noo'
at No. West 18th street 10 SchuI'er
Brenner. furriers also the fourth loft at
Nos. q and % West 18th street To -
Schal The same brokers were associated
With the Charles +. Moves Company in the
leasing of tho building No. 1873 West so
street 70 the White House Lunch COMPANY.
leased tho tOn lnI1
81 W 40 70 15J West oath street To Lam
rort Bros & Mayerson; the fourth 'olt AZ
No. 71s Broadway to Louis W. Cohen' the
fourth loft at Nos. % and y Washington
Place TO Charles r. Thill. the MIN lol' 81
Nos. Is and Il West 2lst street runhihs
through TO Nos IS and IS West I'd street.
n Louis Barnett & Son. and the MN 'oi'
at No. l2t West 18th street 10 Dupin
Ginsburg.
George 4 Bowman has leased for the
George Backer Construction Company me
sixth floor I'm No. So West 18Th street 10
pratts Business School for a term of
years
Goodwin & Goodwin have rented IN the
ucDermott Dairy Company the store at
tho northwest corner of 10th street ana
Seventh avenue; to SOM & Salmon the
store at the southeast corner OF LenoN
avenue and 10th street: 10 J. Kaufman
the store no 26l5 Eighth avenue; 10 the
McDermott Dairy Company the store No.
n23 Eighth avenue. and to 5. Rafael the
store No goo LenoX avenue.
Tic Nassau Realty Company has leased
the sixth loft in No II West 2Oth street
for N. l.. and q. Ernst to the Dorfnan
Manufacturing Company for a term OF
years.
The Twenty-ffth Construction Company
and the East Thirtieth Street Construction
COMPANY have leased tho eighth loft IN
their new buildings adjoining each other
al 40. I29 TO 49, and 137 to lh West 18TH
street on plot i34xlOO feet for a term of
Gvo wars to tho United Garment Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-31
ACOUITS ALLEGED SLAYER
Alfred Langione, Express Driver,
Freed by Jury.

Alfred LanGione. who was placed on
trial several days ago in General Sessions
on an Indictment charging manslaughter in
connection with the death of John c. War
ner at Seventh avenue and 9th street on
October 81. 1910, was acquitted yesterday.
after the jury had delfberated five minutes.
Warner was killed, II was alleged, by
striking express drivers, who mistook him
for ono Of tho strike breakers James
Mulhgan. a Co-dofendant with Lsngione,
was acquitted several months ago. Both
men were express drivers who took part
in the strike. but no evidence was adduced
TO connect them with Warmers death.
Mullgan was defended by Samuel 5.
Koenig. former Secretary of state When
Langione's trial was called Judge Malone,
who presided, assigned Mr.. Koenig 10 as
sist the counsel engaged by Langione.
Other court engagements prevented his ap-
pearance I'm the case until yesterday morn
ing. when he finished cross-examining Ar
thur Taylor. the principal witness for the
prosecution, and summed up the case for
the defence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-31
GOOD WISHES FROM THE TOMBS
Health Commissioner Gets Letter from
Cell 2. Seventh Gallery.

Health Commissioner Iederle received a
letter Yesterday from Nathiu Bivins.
whose present address. according TO his
communication, Is cell i'm the seventh
gallery in the Tomhs prison. Biyins said
he had been ON earth forty nine years and
had played every old game, as well as
new, except the Rihlo.' lie said also thai
now he was pcnniless but at one time he
had been worth between $4,000 and 10000
The strange epistle read in part as follows:
on April %, 1910. ! was arrested and
sentenced To serve one year IN the peni-
Tertiary by the Hon. Judge Malone and
was released on February %. 1911 and
started 10 live life all over again.
BY trying o. do the right thing by a
COlOred man. Albert Hughes, he had me
arrested, and now ! am in the Tombs
waiting for trial. There was gang Of
young ruflians that loafed in 40th street
Eighth and Ninth avenue. holding up peO-
pie and robbing them. ! have broke them
up.
] know a good many Of the thieves and
the one that bug stolen goods. You will
find my picture in the Rogucs' Gallery
Wishing YOU every good thing. ! remain
yours truly, NATHlN BININS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-31
MECHANICS LIENS.

IsoTH ST : s. whole front between Nyse and
Uaiy ayes. -N1Io. John Symm"ts Go agt kraht
Ernst Realty 60 owner and contractor. 81 40.
CIAREMONT AVE. . :. 475 n ~ l22d 49,
fJOxS7 tx irrcg. \ See Electric Elevator g.
AIT Clementinc Realty 60. owner and contractor
$3.50.
CIASON POINT RID n cor Newman ave.
20 1Xlo6. Henry q Sieck ir. agt James \ Ben
edict estate. owner Ieckler Bunc contrac
tors sooN -.
IjOXInD. James " Johnson agt Clemcutlnc Real
CLAREMONT AVE. s. 1906 n of l25u
st fJONIOo, Thampson " Miller agt tlcmentin,
Realty Co owner and contractor. MAMMALIAN
Zlnkes contractor. ~ 500.
1887 sn, 500 and COZ East Isaac lIyami
agt Amelia VI kei~er. owner. George Kelsor
David " Spring aud John I Doolns, contrdc
tors. $3.50.
WISE AVE 81 " cor Jennings ~. 7jNioo. IA
than Passinsn AIT 'rspic CONSTRUCTION GO, Owner
and contractor. td22
SETON AVE. <. $50 n ~ Nelson ave, 5l'
luJ. q I.enardi agt Annie MetZer owner. Herr!
Netzlsr, agent and contractor. Sl3s
OATH IT. ~ - tw West. South kmho'
Terra Gotta 90 agf District Realty 60. owner
Peter Guilty.. contractor renewal. $500
sSTU ST - West. Re1 edere Construction e.
aet Alice q NI~ols owner. " Nesthcrlov
& = koru. contractors sass 20
LEXINGTON AVE lGii. Hemsu Grsssnai
as gerent e Gerken, owner, Harry ! Schic~n
dorf. contractor $50
CI.sRMuNr AVE. q. 1905 Il az i-ath 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-31
THE BRONX
LIS PENOENS.

Noprts AVE. 1857: Morris Krinskv ss'
MARI Markowitz foreclosure ~ mtgf a''of"t'' =
Goldberg & Erenstoh
HUDSON ST, 42o Gertrude cutter ss'
Mar, r FIannerv 81 al foreclosure Of miS)
attorney. NJ Tichenor
BATH ST. - East; Henry II Jackson Ss'
Block Construction 90 foreclosure ~ n'F'' ~
torney, II Jackson
LEGGETT AVE cor listh ST. loOxN
MARY Mitchell AIT Johanna Hogan ct al 'par
ttlonl. attorney, = 7 Conran.
PINEHURST AVE. . cor lIsth a., ~ bS
aGt: Lincoln Mortgage 60 agt Peto Realty 90
81 Al foreclosure OF mtg: attorney. II \ Blu
monthal.
nth ST, 49, 70 1896 East; David GreenVald
as' OTTO poepfner ct al action to topeolosS NE
Chanics lem. attorneys, Grauer " Rathkoni.
18th ST. II n. 2s7.5 Il ~ Central Park
West. l2:lixl01.r; Audubon Mortgage 60 ast
Theresa Steinmann Of al foreclosure of Mtg
attorney. : n Freedman.
iOlsT IT. 3. TOO n o' let ave- 1OoxlOO. II
Mortgage and Security 60 agt Ashbrooko
Building Corp ct Al foreclosure ~ mortgage)
attorney. II Belinser jr
I2sTTI ST = :. 80 n W OF LenoN ave. 75x
eoil Title Insurance 90 Of Sow York ACT
Margaret r. Canaugh 81 al foreclosure Of mtg
attorney. II BelllnGer. jr
BEEKAfAN AVE. W cor Of iist 81. ~ 2x
-5.6; Carl Schaibe 81 al sgt Richard Pecher ct
al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney. J Krus jr.
HOFFMAN, ST. . :, % n Of 18TH -. Blk
us; Eliza oKennedy ast Philip Cohen ct al
foreclosure OF mtg) attorney, Oxen
nedy.
1l5TH ST. 20 Fast: Sidney Wsllach AIT carol
Dryfoos ct al foreclosure Of mtg; attornsy, 5
Wallach
MADISON ST, 80; Julius wcissnd ast
Samuel Birrhaum - Al foreclosure OF mtg,
attorneys. cary & carroll
I'D ST, 503 To- 5O7 East; two actions: Union
Bank of BROOKLYN act Rubin Rubenstein ct al
foreclosure % two mtgsl. attorney. l. Goldstein.
PERRY ST ISL 10 1876: James II CrIikshanls
81 al agt McSWsonc. Realty 90 et al amended
foreclosure OF mtg. attorneys. Bowers & Sands
% AVE. =. - II n OF 97th 81. J0xT5:
two actions August Tognola aet Right Real r
% foreclosure OF Two mtssJ; attorneys, l. 4
l. Zinkc
COLLEGE AVE. w e.. lbs n NJ l6jth st.
22X92 8; William Dixon 81 al agt Nestopn Realty
20 ~ al foreclosure Of mtg: attorney. r
Edsall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-31
CAN'T SUCCEED HONESTLY
DR.. Campbell, London Preacher
Attacks Business Methods

nv Telegraph r. The Tribune ~
PHILADELPHIA. oct 90 That no succssg,.,
business man Of modern tines car h.
tonest was one Of the statements in 3,
arraignment OF present day business meth.
DDS made by the Rev. Reginald John Csrna.
hell, VI. A., paetor Of 'he city Temple Lon.
oon in an address before large auden,.
to-day i'm the First Baptist Church. l7,h
aud sansom streets. lie said in part:
Conditions in business are such today
that the business man must take gross al.
vantage Of his competitors every CHARGE 10
cets or go 10 the VAL Competition IL 'oo
Keen. And these is no hope OF Improvement
mill the spirit OF Christ shall I'll Tho hearts
~ men and business shall be conducted In
a Christian way.
arc due 10 the great budgets for the main.
tenance Of armies and nayies. The upl.eeo
NJ these increases tlXation and - con.
slant drain upon he people. The horls
ahou, interference with private rights and
r,oportv at Ius; plain selhshness. abso.
iuifIy ino"n. i-tent with the Gospel. of
Christ
To me n IL humorous n observe the df.
f.Tep,es men establish tet"een tneir %
bsvlor i'm heir businesses and In their PR
,ate lives II would have been considered
hcrriblv bad form for a man IN private lfe
t. blow his own trumpet ana pralse ms oHn
a hlIitv and the quality Of his goods and
cbnttoIe lie would be eXecrated and os-
tracised Yet in business he must he doing
Iust that continually. and entirely TOO often
hc does not provide basis OF truth for his
,xtravag2nt statements.
As a matter Of cold fact. no successful
business man I'm modern times can be hon
est
The only hope Of the world lies In social
ism-not the hard, materiaistc. homh'
throwing socialism which figures THINKS
out along mathematical lines. but the mod.
,rr belief that every man has 2 soul and
that il YOU don't give him chance 10 do
veIop that soul ID is bad for tho world
The modern form OF socialism believes IN
the doctrines of Christ is always for peace
against war and will bring 10 fruiton the
dream OF an international brotherhood ~
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RECORDED LEASES.
With name and address Of lcss,,j
OCTOBER %

BGWERY. - and 64i7. uaft Of store. etc.
United states Realty 60 20 Max aud NeuH
Bronstcin; from oct l, 1911 10 April -. 1915.
81 600 ADDRESS. 1879 Canal 81
COLUMBUS AVE. 500. store cellar ana part
Of second floor: estate Anna T. Wctterer 10 MIR
garct Post sIs from March J. 1911. 81 .0.0 to
81 DJs address 500 columbus ave.
HOUSTON ~. b5 Eat. store etc: Rocco N
Marasco ~ Thomas Rosson. lrs from Ma I.
1911 5000. address. rs Mott -.
PARK AVE. 1917 to 4os5 "a cor Ittner Place.
near I1Jth St ground floor; 1rahllmc Realtr 90
10 Hirshchorn. Schp weinberg & Kricger. ,rs from
Dec I. 1911 81 so; adde's. 49, East 1874 -t
LAWRENCE ST = Store and uArt cellar.
Nary y Weston 80 Michael NaNpell = ,rs from
MAY l. 1912 $50. address Lawrence 3D.
WASHGNGToN AVE, l2t2. IN. William 4 Iir
mcnd and ano to John kouorit-h ami Morris
schrcider. 8 vrs honi Nor !. 1911. 50 son. 81
drcss 377s - sts
Sin AVE. n cor 18th Ct. z5aD5. John p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-31

MNETATTAN.
! ......--),r,.,t,r 81, los. : YRS. oct IS. per
| 'IItHi' 'nr,H 'pa,id I aemmle to Joseph
/ ~ ami sno: <I0.ooo address, i2s Chris
| .ort,r -
10y 80, zoo 2o.ioo. oct 10. ". por
! -, c,,-erteip, 10 Lewis Johnston. ST.
/ r-1nt' ss sI.na ~ VS., s5th 81
! l''. ".''' - = r,,l,,ar g, 4,xt5Ox
! T. ~. ~ - - ~ " -, a. cent. Frrdericka :
: IreE. D.' -. r.Ior, Uogeman: 81 900. address.
/ BruhnaL - ,"'d W.
! 'o'I i-rs'' ,,...,,i,,u,o, 9, sox2,. OCT.
JAf 81 2 roni. Anna q Duckworth.
g." :, ga r., Duckwor,h to Title Insur-
| " ~ & 400. sddross t35 Broadway.
dN'' ~ F''' 40 3, . -, ,,,, G., tc,
MADISON AVE-. 5. t :" ~ var,' Jordan
10" ,1 -, yor,, SAVINGS Bank. si5 600 address
| g. ~, ,rc
y ',n aI .,-,. q,o 80 Il. 7,>o5. oct
IN. dU as per bond Moritz Konend'r 10
/ Nros.s ucndelsohn. $4,000, address. Ga West
/ l67th e.
| rIXrHrRsT AVE. w cor 1soth 81. 5&S
/ 1n9. oct .. " 80. Salow Construction 90 T."
! AGeIrs : NcConihc. s62 BOO address. Jackson
: vile. Fla
sCAN,IErJ. ST. n - cor Water 81. 6SA2iN
/ .,. ~ 90 "a, duo as uar bond. amelia Haines
and Florence n Gauther 70 Title Guarantee
and T,uat Cu. s1i.nnn. address. ltb Broad
way
cru AVE s. T. cor I'D 81. @9Xf-I: oct -. :
I yrs. a.. per cent: Amy = Partsr 70 LAYERS
/ ,ri,ic rneIranco aud Trust 60; $50 coo. address
! iGo Rroadway
! 9TH ST. az Fast 25xoSN irres. oct IS. :
. -.r- ~ cent DAVIS Nelns'''k 70 ' Il'l'N
/ ne, o,,ort and sno trustee. So ooo, address
/ 1G pcfuout Terrace. NonkcTs. - 3.
/ qsTu ST . s. 800 n w Of 5tb ave. lGxas
: - '' an f,,, as nor bond. t'ha-i.f r. DUMMY
/ -, r.,,, G,r,c savings Bank: s5uJp: address
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-31
WINS POINT AGAINST maxwell

Justice Bischon decided yesterday that
although William II. Maxwell, Superin-
tcndcnt Of Schools has discretion as 10 the
places which eligible candidates for the
place Of teacher should occupy on the list
from which the teachers are chosen, he
must place on the list all the candidates
who have passed the necessary eXamlna-
tion. The decision was given on the appli-
cation Of Peter j. CoHlcy FOR a mandamus
10 compel Superintendent Maxwell 10 place
him on the eligible list. which the court
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-31
TO SPRINKLE ELEVENTH AVENUE.

Acting on The suggestion Of Mr. Cornell.
Of tho National Highways Commission.
V H. Edwards Commissioner of Street
Cleaning hos promised 10 have Eleventh
Avenue, from ga street 80 i9th street
fprnkled daily Nr cornell wrote 10 Conl-
nisslonsl Edwards saving that the dust
reise1 Nv tho repairing now being done On
Kat avenue rad seriously affected business.