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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09
p,,,,c t1,ss &, Parade.

Under the direction OF Judge Ernest
n. Wells. the members OF ne Wesley
BibIe class u Central
church win assemble Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock at Ninth and trace
TO participate in the parade to the
City Auditorium. -
The Wesley Bible Is the largest IN
south Richmond. having a member
ship Of more than zoo. A iares
number Of the members are expected
10 take part In the parade,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09

buried in the cemetery at Zion Bap-
list church Thursday evening. REV.
sam L. NaT, her pastor, conducting
the funeral services. Mrs. Vincent
was well known and nfghly esteemed,
living a faithful Christian. n kind
neighbor. She is survived by several
sons and daughter. all grown and mar
ried and her husband.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09
- Candidate For Postmaster.

James r. Robinson, 1880 McDon-
ourh street. assistant 10 the city tax
collector, hes amour eed his canal
dacy for postmaster Of Richmond.
Mr.. Robinson has a iarge nimher
OF friends In both Richmond M the
S~outhside. and . petition Is now being
circulated In his favor oy them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09
BURk & co.
MAIN AND EIGHTH STREETS

ing Of heart failure. He was a vet
eran of h Confederate army and
served with distinction. He was sur
yived by a widow and five children.
Funeral will take place Sunday
morning. The interment will be in
Mount Holly cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09
south Richmond Arrests.

John Jones was arrested yester-
day afternoon by Patroiman Way
mack on complaint made by Henry
Harris. He Is charged with beating
y board bill amounting to ;ti1-ss.
Bessie Mayo, a negro girl. was ar
rested n charge Of cursin9. Abns~
Ing and threatening the life Of Al
berta Waddill.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09
Trcspass Case Dismissed.

The case against Rev. George w.
Mcdaniel, Rev. II. F. Jones, w. M.
Foster and w. II. Flynn. charged will,
trespassing on the property Of e. K.
Victor, which was taken under CON
alteration last Friday by Magistrate
8. g. Cowan, vas dismissed yester-
day.
Squire Cowan said that technically
he believed thai the our men sh,ui.i
be fined and he believed that he would
be sustained by the higher court. bot.
however. he was under the impression
that they did not intend to break the
law by t~respassing on the complain
ants property and. therefore, dis
missed tho charge.
!s,,.nAnathtrr casev somewhat ,es3EailaE 10
that against the tour men. was also
heard yesterday morning In Swans
horo court by Magistrate Cowan.
Charles Drewry. Thomas Gill and
Robert Reattie were CHARGED With
fox hunting on the property ~ r..
w. Foster. The verf1ct vas with
held and will be rendered III a lfter
date.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09
KiIIed OK ulernlly.

william Tingle and Dolphus Frth
were fined SIS and costs yesterday by
Magistrate Cowan for killing an OK
sunday. The oYense was mnit
last Sunday morning in Oak Grove,
w.hen the animal was killed and pre-
pared for Tingle.s meat market In
south Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09
Missing Barber Dead.

George Robinson. IA well known
South Richmond barber, who was
reported missing from his home. III
East Twentieth street, since Novem
her 9Th, was found yesterday by
.neirhbors in his sons coal house, al
b dead. He was taken to his
home, where he died within an
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09
DEATHS

ROBINSON-The funeral of MRS. N.
f. ROBINSON from the home of her
son, S. W. Taylor. 31oa westham
street, Woodland Heights, Novem-
Der 3, 1912. at 3:36 p. VI. Inter-
ment In Maury's cemetery.
PATILLO-Died, November 7th, at SEQ
r. NJ, MRS. z. d. PATILLO, wife Of
z. c. PatiIIo.
Funeral service will be held at the
grave In Maury's cemetery at 3
o'clock today SATURDAY.. Friends
and a~cquaintances are invited
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09
ReaI Estatc Transfers.

A deed OF bargain and sale was
recorded yesterday in Hastings court.
part IL. transferring q lot frontinR
6dxty-nine feet on Sixth and
1treets from c. &. Garrett and wife
% Claude r. Sprenkle. The consid-
Nration was $4,000.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09
Tacky Dress Party.

A tacky party wa gwen yesterday
afternoon In the parsonage OF the
Bainbridge-Street Baptist church for
the benefit Of the church fund. A
prize was given to the one dressed In
tina tackiest style.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09
HUSBAND AND WIFE
OFF FOR FAR EAST
WILL SEPARATE IN NEW YORK
AND TRAVEL DIFFERENT
ROUTES TO ORIENT.

for the last six weeks. with the ex-
ception OF q fortnight in New York.
have been the guests Of their brother,
r. w. Thomas, zoos Grove avenue.
left asst night for New York. From
there Mre Thomas will proceed to San
Francisco. sailing for Hong Kong.
China. by the steamship Chiyo Maru.
on November 18th. Mrs. Thomas will.
spend a month in Canada, after which
she will go to England. She expects
10 join her husband. who is the man.
Ager Of the Standard OIL company
Of New York, In Hong Kong early
next fall.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09
EederaIs win Victory.

MEXICO CITY, Nov. S.-Federal
troops are reported tonight to have
decisiveiy defeated the Zapata rebels
In the vicinity of Cuernavaca, AFTER
four days fighting. Most OF the
rebels fed to h mountains, leaving
more than one hundred dead on the
field. The federals suffered only slight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09
Mrs. Elizabeth Betty,

The funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth Bet
ty. widow of Frank Betty, who died
Wednesday, took place from st. So
phia.s home yesterday morning. The,
burial was made in Shockoe Hill GEM
etery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09
CAPTAIN Edward b. Waples.

Especial to The Richmond Virginian.)
CAPE CHARLES. VA, o S.
Captain Edward b. NAPLES, eighty
seven years OF age. died suddenly at
his late home in Onancock this MORN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09
win Attend Bio Convention.

All three Of virginia's corporation
commissioners will attend the annual
convention of the National Association
of Railway Commissioners, which is
to meet in Washington November 18th
for a three-day session. Judges Prem
tbs. Wingfield and hnea are members
Of the organization. and attached to
nromfnent committees.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09

The funeral of Ira UnorA Hard
castle, the infant daughter Of MI. and
Airs. e. l. HardOastle. who died
Thuraday night. was conducted yea
terday afternoon from the residences.
eo4. Naury street, BY Rev. q. r For-
Esster The burial Wa In AAury
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09
conaratulates MIR. Montague.

Charles A.. Haight. Socialist candi-
late for congress IN the Third district.
yesterday paid an informal visit to
Congressman-elect Montague, TO ex-
tend his congratulations. Mr.. Haight
was once an ardent supporter of the
next congressman from this district.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09
charned with Disordery.

Frank TTaylor. nfty-one years old.
an ex-policeman. was arrested last
night, py Policeman Bernstein on =
in9 Miss Marie wilson.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09
SUMMER RESORTS

The halifax Inn. r1vus.oc, Va Esn
and Litnia water. High, coo1, eievA~
the Norfolk and Western Railroad.
Large airy DON halls and porches-
Excellent table. Special reduced rates
to summer hos deru.
For information address
PROPRIETOR HALIFAX INN
Houston. virginia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09
n. Melvin Chick.

Especial TO The Richmond vfrginian.1
APPOMATTOX. VA, Nov. s.-Mr.
III. Melvin Chick died Sunday In a
Lynchburg hospital. where he had un-
oergone an operation for appendicitis.
He was a native Of Appomattox coun-
ty, n Is survived by his wife and the
following brothers aid sisters: A. B.,
J. E.. and e. l.. Chick. Mrs. A. F.
Drinkard and Mrs. C. f. Carson, of
this county. and Mrs. j. T.. Carson.
w. c. Chick and Miss Mabel Chick, of
Lynchburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09

REDUCED FARES TO CONFERENCE
VIA NORFOLK AMI WESTERN
RAILWAY.
j, On. 4 account Virginia .Confereuce,
NJ. u. Church. South. the Norfolk and
western Railway will, on November
18th. 18th and 14th, place on sale at
all stations in Virginia, round trip
tickets to Lynchburg at greatly re-
duced rates, good for return passage
until November %. 1912. Round trip
fare from. Richmond. $5.s5. -Four daily
trains to Lynchburg. leave Richmond
6.i5 A. NJ, s:50 A, NJ, $500 p. NJ. and
s.20 p. M. Pullman parlor and sieep-
ing cars, without change. on all trains,
except Sis train.
c. III. BOSLEY,
District Passenger Agent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-11-09

Mrs Temple Vincent.
Especial TO The Richmond V~irginian.l
EMPORIA, VA. Nov. S.-Mrs. Tenn
pie Vincent. wife of B. w. Vincent. of
Shippers. in Greenesyille county, who
died Tuesday. age s~eventy-two, was
The sun., 1912-08-01
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COrNTY

Appellate division Supreme Court Recess
supreme Court, Special Term. Part He
fore Lehman, j. Court opens at 1890 a. N. lAu-
gated motions. hlues,ein vs. Lowe; Heck 4
Sons w. Lynhcrg: Matter Of Crcston Av.: Walk
v" Lass, Morse vs. Morse: DrummOnd VS.
Rodgers Matter of Lyons: nanzigcr " Joseph
King 'onst Co.; iicaly vs. kraWchl: 10 Reilly VS.
nceclman Realty 60. Il Ccran " Bacon: /:
ubcrt; ~ Anderson Ns WaIing; 10 kaldcnbcrg vs
Kaldcnbcrg. lG Matter OF Glcbc Ave; II Matter Of
Gche Ave; ~ De Lamar " Ney; 10 Wolfman vs.
Woltman: ~ Johnston vs. Erie II. r. Co: 81 Young
VS. Eiscnkrainrr y Belgar vs. Ginsbcurg: rs Kcc-
tor. 80 Grace Church W Jaic; 70 Long Acre
Flee. lght Power Co. Ns Maguire. "a Spcrry 4
Hutchinson Co, " furrman: ~ Samuels vs.
Levy. 20 People vs knlckcrbocker Life Ins. Co.;
10 la Magma Us Parisi: ~ Niagara Life Ins. Co W
Lesser: 80 WcinstOck " Mandcl. ~ Enright vs.
Heckschcr: 81 Frankrnthal vs. COX: IS Sicbcrt vs.
iurong Tompkins Co; ~ tndcrhil VS. Under
hlll; 81 James ENcrards Brew. vs. Mctiovern; ~
Same vs. same. 80 Hartman Ns Burghardt ~
4: Murphy VI kndelbcrgcr ~ Cohen vs. Cohen;
- Schul3c, Jr ,Ns Schultze 40 Crandrll vs. Crandcl
WShmF " same: u Schmuhl " RUPERT AZ Levine
ys lcddlcr 10 Realty Credit Assn. vs. Real
ist owners trrdit Assn: % Moskowitz ,s Mos-
kowin: 81 lciscnbach v lclsrnbach So Hart IS
T. 4 ". 'onst Co; ~ Williams " Williams "a
city of New York " Cooper. 55 Van Slochem IS
Nlnrh ~ People vs. krmpnrr. 81 Monaghan vs.
ii'hiith, ~ llhrrt V Nciih; 80 ilraru vs. Schuch-
man ca Talbot 4 Sous vs noolry. Of EgAn w
igan; 6a Natl rark Rank " CONNOLLY Auction
q" Gi'i'S ~ New Work ~ Mmory i!oidin gto
Nuplem" Court special Tenn init II uc-
l"'' l"'' '''s' 'h"''' d. CONT "c'"> al i";I n NJ. l.,
surrogate Court Chamber, Iic'or, roh,l,,
y WIZ ioi probate J"huh Mucnrr. MAJ. \
- \, "a. fl'drrl,h krngnr F,liA - llsotcr
Nelh, u. ,rant. Nirhari nwyer, Tulie kiinurn
s'ein' May l., Shelley. Mary Willard. Claude
The sun., 1912-08-01

H%sssi 7. obriea' RisSaTa wiiiia%so" "'1' al aos
Guy Court Special Tern. Par, L., Before
Schmuch' tonr, opens at 10 4. n Motions
Part H. Before Schmuck. D.. Court opens at
10 y. 81. LIZ partc matters.
KINGS COUNTY.
SUPREME Cour.-spccial Term for Motions, be
ssrSiin =. t. spcos Cos g Rosen % vs % oseS: MS
lmhof vs. FedInan: Joseph W Weiss: Cross vs.
s St Sss hStx ksa Miller Mater
E.posl!o + 3 law vs. Edeisos i SGsy' shafssy vs. vs.
q burns IS Ariei Athi Assn &C.; is Sch.iprr vs.
vs. D: Ii. Il. Il, Co: 2i Farley vs. d. Ii. H. n. CO.;
q i;ipenSke vs. u. II: II. r. Co: 23 McGra,h vs.
Il auay RI vs. R cG M'ysr Borden r. " hcS e
Il. Co; pie,ijak VS. b II. r. Il. Co; IS Williamson
rs y. D. ,d T. r. r. CO: 20 FaH9n vs. Nassau =. r. II.
Nassau I; 4, r. Co.; g hu.icd vs. Nassau L. i, l.
Co.; as Gili vsB; 7; Glea =. r. Co; - Martin vs.
Co.; 20 kosenbaum vs D.. =. Co. and $. 4. r, Co.;
:. mn6rrS'ein r ys B g CO. and ana 3 r. n CO.. -
Co.; 80 Matter OF Barley ST.: 40 Benthsn Us d. IL.
Il, K Co; n Escollno ysn. II. n. u. Co; 80 Richlia
Mater b Of wilson fs hn.sr Matter e Wilson Wilson .
= = II r barlow s,; 20 IL r Fourteenth ~: % II
barlow St. az Matter Of Burr; "a Hnnncr rs An
drsws; S. bourne vs. Dcgencr; 30 Schwingc vs.
Schwinge: 81 Bon ngiorne vs. Morizio: 81 Ncdboy vs.
Brody; ~ Donaldson VS. Ronacci.
supreme Court Special Term and Chambers
Court opens at 10 A. N Before Kelly, Notions.
Before Glackmar, J.-fN partc business,
:. surrogatcs Court Calendar. Before. .ketchar,
Court opens AT 10 a. NJ. in the Hall Of Records.
"a noor, Win Of Clarence Elliot Accountings NJ
Joseph Stevens. BENJAMIN Bates. Henry Powell.
Martha Ficischmann. Richard Bolton. Abraham
Abraham, Jacob Grossman. Estate Of Caroline
Turner.
county Court Criminal Calendar.-Por Trial
Part BEFORE Ferris. J,-Court opens a. 10
\. M.-tharlcs Booth, assault; Robert Sharp,
james Warnc and Edward Warne. NAL. mis-. ::
.ouis Passaritt, burg: Harry Fischer and Joseph
Howcn, assault Michael tosso rob: Tony Bowers
alias Thomas Mangone. assault.
The sun., 1912-08-01

i1a a, hS'i SonS k0fs DanS 1Gsn
7TH AV. esis. e s. 2sxioo. Apr i. iooS--
Michael and Hannah Erlans.I ct al to Ida
I,lumcnkrohn; atty Lewis 'Marx. iss
sD .Av, e cor isoth ST. runs 5 ss 10 x e
6ss july 's' ,sIs KeWoda isGSn st Rsn,y nT g.
corpn to Samuel Well; attys. Arns,cin g
asTH sT. .ii WSy Il. :. is.sxsssxii,sssys;sss ,sy;syv
Dec &c, 1eos-Jno q and Charlotte u
;y alamTSr TSrr to The Farme,s Loan wI,,s Co
ieSTiI ST. 5si W. s. s5xsaii. Jun. a.. isSt
o-Pa,riEk ln T. y Fern to Jas Beais' atty. Z
VEST 'fs, l,RoAbWx9y, WY tslss. runs WE Is
ssi to beg Nov ssssn s. sS @ Realty sS
GO TO Lizzie Hastings Holme satisfied of
Is. 1912. Justice Edw tisvcsan. ATTY for
,. Ips,',ionesr, Jos Nicchia. ?.s Bwsy. s3s. 800
M ~ run. % s. 10 Nav land 1T'9 Of wm H'
Lyone xn wei to land OF Rose shea
cops Ts s%s s"!d IsIy 'sGd s, to ,csw "oS Mai,
let 20 WIN Henry; atty. r Power, Main 81,
HENRY 81; si 8. asxiioo jul; 81. iiuv isiiw
Pauline Cohen to Louis Baraginsky: attvs.
naI;9Sir; SW%Sn I.s;i Bw"y So.,n .;,,S"So
Nov Z. i?o9--kate Joyce to VIM Bearian:
nttys. oliara Bros. sooth =, and Webster
AMsTERDAM Av. s.7. s. ;e.sxicc. Ass ss'?"v a.
. 1sos,Morris and Isaac Feigei to Fulton
SANE PROPERTY. June "a. ioo;-sainc TO
hl.z Lon.hran; atty. Jos r Ryan u.
cAuLpwEtL.. Av. ., aeo n Cliif,on usist
1c,bwiii T.; ibSyinS' FGn H. , iSsslno J and sarah
Greene 4 Johnson ii PARK row .'', ''' .,t5oc 800
c9iLcMstS ia; "a, Av' g. s5 g Taylor 1t, being
Sep, 'S nn S%" S' re..al rnrh to s'NiS" ms2
Mayer atty, Thco schultcis, isil' 80
zap ST, io' f: -. .Sxic: 2. Aus . is6Sw N;SVo
Frank Hala and Mary IeIinek TO Louis
The sun., 1912-08-01
Plot PURCHASEDFOR
PARK AVE, BUILDING
r. T. Mclaughlin Buys More
Property adjoining 81st
street Corner.
RIG DYCKMAN PLOT SOLD
Orcrator> Purchase Corner City
Wants for 7th Avenue
Extension.

Business in the real estate market
vas limited in volume yesterday, and
was largely vi the speculative kind
81 especially large or important sales
we're reported, the best having involved
A property On Park avenue. south OF
Elshty-'irst street. which an adjoining
ar plot. Further buying In the path
4 tho seventh avenue extension was
.orcrtcd In III" sale of Perry street
r,rn,r Another building operation
, forcshadovcd In the sale Of a large
acani plot on NaGlc avenue in the
hickman section. where already the
aiding movement IL attracting con-
.Ierable notice. The rest of the days
raings were not of character to
ave an effect on the market.
Considerable interest IL attached to
'he announcement that the Womens
,niycrsit. club Is the purchaser Of
he property AT lo6 and los East Fifty
second street. where new clubhouse
Will hc erected This will make the
'hrd wO'rcn's cub building IN this
immediate neiEhborhood. the northwest
corner of fyfty-seCond street and Lex
incton avcnu" already being improved
With q Young Womcn's Christian As
ISOLATION building. and the adjoining
corner AT l'lfty-third street and Lex
ington avenue having been purchased
recently for similar Improvement.
The sun., 1912-08-01

CHERRY ST ssi aud as2 National Aosd
~ - pesisn ar Enm. Bloch ct sl
GRAND ST. 90 TO .. and Greene st. Io -
50--Mary a Watson ag, Sarah r Watson
- al ,partitioni. atty, ! @ Roe,
ORCHARD ST, "a. and canal st. sS-Ahra-
ham J DUorsky agt Israel y shlachctzki
81 al ,smeud.d foreclosure OF mtg; attys.
10th ST. i5s E-Dorcthea Bauer agt
salvatore I-alli ct al foreclosure of mtg .
JAcTS6N ~, y. 100 It Of lJs,h 81.
3aioNSts. Trinity ~ ., =. 70 n % "f
I'D, = Da,is 81 al faction TO acquire title.
&c); atty. a r Watson.
- aet Edw ! Mcclure ct al foreclosure
Of transfer of tax lem; atty: II swain
SOUTH ST i.2-Morris GrgenhIat, as, MA,
'tor>closure o: mortgage; ATTY Siege!-
icsT!I ST. n s. l75 Bway. 25sioo ii-city
Real Estate CO agt Hyman u BAKER ct al
.foreclosure Of ,norts,eel, atty; swain.
18TH ST. zoo ~ my, A., '9NGs n,s s.ann1 :, "a
lpar,i,ioni; a,,ys. Ludlow & Townsend.
GERARD 49, =, iSS lts'h 81, a|Ns"I =,
foreclosure OF mortgage; atty J + Frees,
~ Av, l4sS--'Iones kahn ast Emma =
sn norh G, a. s'Sn 80 ;Sree'0'e mechanics
18TH ST, 637 F:-Caths rinc F. Muldoon az.
G MSssr t@ch'sr e' a ,se,i9n to recover
isTH s'r. Gsi Same Es ast T earmsna Realty
Co ct al .aoilon TO recover dover &C.;
atty, = Simpkins
18TH ST e35 E--Same agt Hannah Schwartz
et al action TO recover dover. &C.: atty,
Smpkins.
18TH ST, s33 E-same agt Henrietta Harris
e al % action to recover dover, Ao); atty
NSTH ST. n s, 200 sth av, e6Iloo.il-Lin.
coin Trust Co agt Amelia Cohen ct al
foreclosure of MORTGAGE; atty. NJ Bor-
N5 TIL ST. -. l5o " ST Ann's av, esxioo--
VIM + Kurz agt Thomas II Ron ct al
.foreclosure Of mortgage: atty. J + Frees.
HsTH ST. sa l7b Convent av, l00xs9 IL
Scamen's Bank for savings in the City OF
foreclosure of mortgage, attys. Strong &
Cadws lader
i6lST SIT, :. 2l.6 Trinity av. o.2xl0ox0.s .sx
loo-Aueust Meyer ct al agt L 4 n I.
Bernht inner 60 ct al faction to recover
possession; atty, A Sanborn.
The sun., 1912-08-01
- -0----------s--
RECORDED LEASES

'AInAM ST. a. store and basement
Matilda Thompson to Patk J cullen. io3
lVlst ~; yrs from May l. 1916. at,y
.r lanes VI Tully. 2;l broadway. 81 500
HihD Az. 4.'. all-Iohanna Mcmahon to
Arthur Schuboth and nno. A99 Third az:
yrs from Apl I, 1912. ATTY, Alex Schu :.
hnih' iss Third aV................sn s. 500
-o,TH ST. 53i West, store and celinr-,'h :
h.us'o Realty - 10 Louis Eihsen. 30 IS
eoth -; YRS from oct |, 1871; address
iitTH ST. lss-iss Fast. aiiLCIara Iisy iyv |.
,i'n TO 'has Miikow. i.e Il iIuh =, !;
H. yrs from Aug |, isi2. atty. Jacob I.
49, DIAMOND. $50 Fulton s'....-...... So 500
~ LlINAN ST. i4i, y NY trnmt-Frsnccsrn
f"tronio {" Giuseppe Relic. as I.ro,
-; ,rs from Aug J. loie. ATTY. 4 J
fuetzy. i63 Rc.ck"r st st..........s 81 500
'2n IT. 4li East, east store ronr, e.
h"fm'n Dru'ker 20 Dttp Lion. a15 E 7.d
81. :" YRS from M"h !. 1911; attya, Fitrh
q. - Nassau st...............s5 $40
l"Tti ST. lte Easi, storo--kato Molten to
Harry Moy. %3 Mott ~; 3 yrs from luiv
!. lsl2; ATTY. Chas T. Moses la& Mas
t,riI ST, SO Eas, oli-Edw Frcdric,i 10" ="
Anton browi'2. SCI = Jt'h 81 - yrs from
lulv -. i'i:. sttys. II & : y I,rcw 10
l:tth 81 and Amsterdam .si.os1
CASTLE Hlll. AN, 20, Ludlow ay, nil
Mhret Broker 20 Geo Gick. 40 Casti.
Hiil Nv. Yrs from Sept /. 1914. atty.
Frank Gnss. t'nionporj ...... .,..... $3.50
&c.first tnilsd PRESBYTERIAN Church TO
v Kramer - Lawrence ~; = yrs from
sept so. 1917, address. 3: Manhattan
The sun., 1912-08-01
To COMPLETE BALI pARx

Residents OF kinssbridge will be pleased
or displcased. according 10 their scnt,.
inents, To learn that the owners OF the
New York American League baseball club
are about to proceed With the work OF
building baseball park on the property
they bought some tins ago at Broadway
and 22oth street II is expected the place
VIII be ready for use by the beginning
ot next season. The New York Central
Railroad has obtained permission from
the city to build n spur to the property.
50 that II may carry out a contract with
Frank Farrell. owner Of the club, to fill
IN" land to the required level This part
o' the work ts To be finished in sixty
days TIL" lease on tho present ball park
az broadway and ls5th street expires
next May.
The sun., 1912-08-01
BRONX TENEMENrs PLANNED.

- Plans filed for now buildings In the
borough of The Bronx comprise a four
story brick tenement house, %6x72.II. on
IN" north side OF 176th street, 1924 feet
west OF anthony avenue. for Henry Clc-
land at cost Of $4,000: n Ave story
nrick tenement house. 96.3xa0. on the
northeast corner OF Marmion avenue and
r.lsncr" place for the Defender Con-
struction Company. Max ]. Kramer. presi
dent. at cost OF 100000. and a five
story brick tenement house. s0xss. on the
south sid" OF 137th street. 1851 feet cas-,
OF ST. AIMS avenue. for Hogan & u,
Guino at "A cost OF $4,000,
The sun., 1912-08-01
LATEST MANHATTAN SAILS.

PARK AVENUE Alexander Herzog has
sold 929and g3l Park avenue II five story
nat on plot j3.3XiOO. on the east side.
-. fee; south Of the corner of Eighty
tir-' street Edward /. Mclaughlin
i reported IN bc the buyer In March
Nr Mclaughlin purchased a33 and 93.,
Park avenue. adjoining. forming the
southeast corner of the avenue and
lGhfy first street. With his present
purchase h. OWNS a plot iW T.. iW,
T. i said that Mr. Mclaughlin has
p'irrhasrd Tn" plot merely a. "a specu-
litlpn believing that il viii hc attract
i'e To- SON. apartment h"ura builder.
Pl RRN STREET. Harris and Maurice
Mtud"'baum have purchased through
Arnes 4 Co.. from Margaret !. West
cott. - Perry street. southeast corner
of Naverly place. an old four story
building. IN lot :.x30. This corner
i in the path Of the proposed extension
Of Seventh avenue and j. the third
corner Of the fiud which the Mandel-
lsiums have purchased recently. Last
week they bought with jackson 4 Stern
the southeast corner OF Spring and
Narick streets, and aoine time ago they
purchased IA corner at West Fourth
and West Tenth streets. The Perry
street property which thev purchased
yesterday hyd not been sold in seventy
five years. Th.v are now negotiating
for other rro'ertics in the same section.
AEGLI AVENUE. John Y. puff has
sold To Louis R.it"r Il plot 3OOy2OO On
the east side of Saele avenue. 800 feet
south of Flwuod street. extending
through to an unnamed street. Mr..
Dun acquired this property last month
from the Gilder-leevc estate.
HfST I2oD STREET. Porter & Co.
nave sold for Philip Howell the three
story brownstone dwelling at clo West
I'D street. on lot I5xlDl,. The pur-
chaser will occupy the house.
asst EIGHTY FIRST STREET y.
Sharum reports the sale for the .ArInor
Realty Company to a client Of the prop
e1y at 81 East Eighty first street. a
tiyr story tenement lot on o5Xioo2 be
'waen First and Second avenues.
SECOND AVENUE T.. Sharum has sold
fur Francis Spi.r and others TO n client
the six story tenement with stores on
plot 376xlOO at 231i and 1878 Second
avenue. adjoining the southwest corner
of l22d street. The property was sold
IN foreclosure on July II TO the present
sellers for SAB, 500. They we're plain
tlfs IN the action
EAST ic2D STREET r.. Sharum has
sold and resold 263 East l22d street. a
three story brick dwelling on lot I4x7l.s,
adjoining the northwest corner of
on the records in the name Of David
y Carvalho, who took title to it on july
. Mr. Caryalho owned the property
NJ TO last October. since which time It
has passed through several hands.