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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25

An eleven story business building is TO oe
erected on the old Hoyt property dt NV
northwest corner Of 36th street ana run
avenue, owned by the Medford Realty
Company. of which Aleck Kahn Is preSi
dent. which will be leased to an old con-
Germ now on sd street. according to re-
mort in real estate circles YESTERDAY
Tho lease will be for a term of twenty
che wears. at an annual rental or soo'"' VI
81 $50 90 for the fun. The plot fronts o.
feet on Fifth avenue and 10 feet on @o'n
street having an Il extending nor III
toward the centre line Of the olocK' VII"
y denth Of about II feet. Its area Is ahout
100 square feet.
The site 70 he improved is occupied oS
The home Of the late Louis r. Hoyt ana iS
oro of tho three dwelling houses on the
avenuo between S4th and 42d streets tha'
have yet to be taken for business use l"'
parcel. which fronts 81 feet on the aNehu'
and 1851 feet on the street was sou u! ''o
Howl estate in February at a sim price "
e. Grayson Martin and Michaei Dreioe'' .
who subsequently resold to the present
owners at an advance
Plans for the proposed structure are nc
ing prepared by Schwartz 4 Gross anu -
IS exp,cted that construction VIII ne III
process in a week or two.
Elias A. Cohen has bought from Ellen -
NcManus Nos. ga and 276 East Broan"aH'
two three story and basement private
houses. on a lot nxso feet. This properly
has been in the McManus family since
1857. 5000
The J. Romano Brown COMPANY mas soir
! for George A. Mohlman, NO. 800 1leeh"i' i
street. the southeast corner OF GanseNoo'
street. o5xss feet with old buildings. Inc
property has been in the hoffman fani'
/ for over forty years. The purChaser Il"
/ tends TO build a modern storage "arehorSe
upon the site. 80.
The William s. Anderson Company mas
sold 70 Daniel d. Freedman, for the mn
estate No. 1873 East seth street, th,ee
story bYownstona dwelling house. on 'o'
"a Sy1no.5 feet. about 81 feet east OF LeAins.
Ton averue The houses on either sac o'
/ Mr.. Freoaman's purchase have neeh con
yerted into American easements De
tween esth and 69th streets there VIII ne
station Of the Lexington avenue suo"a!'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
LEASES.

Albert B. Ashforth has leased 10 ''e
American Meter Company, Of Albany
large suite OF offices in the Tilden Buildihs'
No 105 West 10Th street.
The Cross e. Brown Company has ieaSeu
store N the Thoroughfare Building d
Broadway and 57th street. to Edward =.
Wittemore.
Van Vuet e. Place have leased Tor the
Conron Brothers Company TO the Bronx
Wholesale Grocery Company the store am
lofts IN the Conron Building. al Brook ave-
nue.. 1920 to l55d street, with railroad &C
commodations.
Mark Rafalsky & CO. have leased for }.
r. Rernhein1 10 Henry Paulsen the store al
No 6lS Third avenue for three wears.
y Brigham Hall and William y. Blood
good have rented the store No. eA 1hlrd
aveue 10 John e. Kerfman.
Louis schrag has leased for Robert j.
Horner the seven story loft building. No
100 and III West Path street. 70 the Boyer
town Burial Casket COMPANY for term OF
wears
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RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee
MAY -

NAY -.
AVE g. 2oo all. New York Life Insurance -,
trustee To Charles + Pluemacher. Yrs iu,o
May l. 1872. $500, address. 1lth ST. N'''eh'
Point. y y ,o match
DUTCH ST. and G. all; and 10 pl,oh
StTcet rnrp0r4tion, to Commercial mon ASSulI
ancc 90. III yrs mos from Aug l. 1911 S"o'''
address London. England. ~, II.
GOI'VHRNEIR st. 81 TO 20 and ~! an.
N.uice / Burstein and am 10 Aaron FREEMAN IL.
4 MS from June l. 1911, $500. address 90
MADISON ST. I52. all, David l. Katz to
Aaron Friedman: yrs mos from Anfil l.
I0IO. 81 ZOO. address 81 Governor st ,,
PROSPECT AVE, . cor BonCwood ave, VII
bernira Rrakmann and ano trustees. 70 Sinuel
IIaIrer: lo yrs from May /, 1911 A"'' al
dress. 1916 West llIth st . -. III
WEST WASHINGTON SQUARE 3D.; an,
Frederick = Trlskc TO Motley Hotel Co, 10 yrs
from July IS 1912; $1,000. address ~ Nes'
Washington Square .,--.-. "a ,.b
and 5tb doors etc. Armory Holdlng % !"
WilIiam = Isclin - al. 10 yrs from Feb l. 1913
sG7 500. address New Rochelle y Y.
9TH AVE Ia7. and 45th 81. lol West an
F,dVard Robinson 70 Louis Lubitz. !" yrs rom
Iuro l. 1917. g. 400. address, 22a East l'th s.
10TH ST. c64 East. store, etc Herman ft,1
Ter 10 John Fingzler. yrs II mos from JUN
l. 1912 $3.50. address, lo3 - Marks Llaoe III.
l03D ST. n g AZ n N 81 ave. 3'Nl,,' an.
William l. Raymond ct al, trustees, 70 Hf.ur.
Baum: 3 yrs f-Cm June !, 1872. $l"', ad'i'Ss'
&c IVES, seth 81 800 Co.,,
10Th 81. III n III Vcs'. West l3tth S'i lee,
Rssltv 90 70 Fanny Freedman; {" US rom f''
/ 1912 50 500 address. III Wee lhl'h -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
81 6SO0OO FIFTH AVE. PROPERTY LEASE
Eleven Story Business Structure To Be Erected en- SIZE o. oS'
Home. at Northwest Corner Of 18th Street.
GREENWICH ST. AND {. BROADWAY OLD HOLulN0o ooLo

ton ave. i6sxlOo5. sty dwg; sold 10 the &C.
ien ng4u CT 322 East. 8 s. 835 It OF Sd ave,
o5yIO6 II. sly tenmt; sold TO the plaintln LOT
$4,000. ,,. 70
,,,>cr> ct 90 ~ 9 100 II : OF Rivington
st. 25xo9: sly tenmt; sold to the plain'H ior
S21. 100 an .v,no. 6 ~,
tan,nt and stores; sold to the plaintih toT
ST.. eco.
At the Bronx Exchange:
1G3D ST 1923 East . cor PTospec', 90 a. - =
100 Jxl2Jx7Jy2l4 II to StehbinS ave 70.
2o1 =, . stv dwes and several sly bIds anu
vacant; adjourned 10 May 81. -,.,
STERBINS AVE, " cor 1850 ST. l"eAiii'i
vacant: adjourned to May 81 700 sx+n
xs3 10 TO Grand Boulevard and Concouise' sly
tcnmt. sold to the plaintiff for S'4""
BY u. r lngrahsm 60.
HANEMEYER AVE. n W cor Inn -; 10 on
FOR 81. sos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
SAYS TEACHER BEAT BOY
Father Goes to Court and Board
of Education Orders Probe.

George Main. teacher in Public School
26. appeared before MAGISTRATE Murphy, in
7 the Norrisania court. yesterday on COM
plant Of having beaten Harold Tamme
thirteen years old. a pupil living at No
1905 Decatur avenue, The Bronx
It was alleged that Main had told the
boy 10 remain after school Monday after
noon because he had gone home without
permission last Friday. After the stu
dents had left. Tamme said. the teacher
STRUCK him several times. backing his
eve and kicking hin while he was on the
floor Main denied the charges and said
that the matter was being investigated by
the Beard of Education.
arthur Tamme the boys father, ad-
r!ittcd ne had no witnesses An officer Of
the Gerry society. who was in the court
room. recognized the boy as one who had
be-, arrested for picking flowers in Bronx
Park According 10 the ofticer, he was
parolcG.
Because the matter is being looked into
.bv the Board Of Education Magistrate
Murray POSTPONED the case until May 20.
Main was rcleascd on parole until that
date
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

tr,-1xcTOr AVE. n cor 21st st; Wllli a
{. Nanch set / Lexington Avenue co ct al NV
2s. 1911: S451 Il. eo,h e.. william {
Nanrb act 500 park Avenue Co et al NOV 80
2zD ST. % and 81 East Joseph ,S 9i1'" tcs an
S kirk Realty Co ct all NOV ~
e 18Th ST. pa to 80 West per 81 Ioii
Son AIT wells Fargo co ct al June 3D. ''
10Y MI, Uyi'I PROPERTY: John McGrath plunnp
ir7 90 at same: June 90, 1911 obe uepos'''
SoS sS PROPERTY George Amos az
&c I,,re % 1911 Thy depost; s$oo c. 90,
SAME PR0PERTY;; 4, German srTnsIn G, s92o * 81"
SANT PROPERTY; p Dey sons 20 as
ave .,une %. 1911 Thy deposip; s3S ~, same
SAME PPR,o%sERET rSG.j lanes sso h'"'" "''
'" i,yy,TI ~ Sr .. 245 It Of 5th ave Aors
ham Grushkn agt Samuel Roseff ct all M'S 0
1912. $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
REALTY NOTES.

The Great Centres Realty COMPANY
Samuel Green. president, is the buyer OF
Nos. 134 and 1876 West 18th street, sold re-
Gently by Warren & Skillin and f. P, Gall
lard.
Charles Van Oppen, who was with the
office Of John P Krwan for many wears,
has orened an Office at No sos Fifth ave
nue.. near 42d street.
The J. Romano Brown Company has
been appointed agent for the Cathedral
Court apartments, at the southwest corner
Of 115th street and Morningside avenue.
Smith & Phelps have obtained for the
kingsley Contracting Company 2 building
loan Of $4,000 for the purpose Of erecting
FIVE story apartment, with stores, at thr
northwest corner Of SD street and Morris
avenue on plot 55x1On feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
,Vrn name ard address ~ lenders a''ornH'
MAY -


BROADWAY. " cor 3sth g. runs \ "
$50 Gu n HsD 10 block bet 36'h ana 't'n
SITS s. along ! block - OK n - * :
G3 6 20 - Broadway along Broad"a.
II5 q N beg. also all right, rtl" and income IN
lease q sad premises of Pag %t nsst
pouchkeepsie savings Bank. <2Oooon atior
ncvs Young. vorplanok Prince 81 Mas
COLUMBUS AVE. eo4 cor loath St.
25sIioo sept { 1911 william . and Madlvn
Fgrer 70 Robert conway. g. 500. auorn'y.
SANE PROPERTY. Nov 1910. same 70
Annie X Rauerdorf. $4,000, c'torneys. Deyo g
Bnu.rdorf III BroadwaN
SAME PROPERTY. Jan .. 1907. same 70
same - 600. ATTORNEYS, same
GRAND ST. 3s". mtg on lease. etc. June -.
1905. Leon Cawurin to Richard Kaltsh. $3.50
ATTORNEYS Johnston & Johnson. 256 Broadway
SAME PROPERTY. June -. 1905. same +"
KiIG ST %. 25x75. MAY -. 1907 victor
and Fannie Bovine ~ al 20 american Mort
gage 90. 1000. attorne's. Bowers & Sands
! 81 I TiSiI%%W ST. r2l. 25xs7e; MAY 20. 1910.
Samuel and Sarah ErShowsky 10 Bernard Err
sho,. SKI. $500. attorneys. Brady Brady
LEXINGToN AVE. " cor 4o:h s.. 90 Gs25;
Dc, 30 1903 sarah w Swords TO 81 Mary Free
Hospital for children "a corporationl; $1,000.
ATTORNEYS. Strong & CadNalader. 40 Wall 81
TRANSFER Of tax lien" d,o 25i lot ~ block
2ol Section June 10 i'i To-, Royal aE Holding {"
WiiI.ET sT ST. 30 Sxos. undivided one-thlrd
shsre. tils and interest. MAY 20 zoos. Naftale
Lei
news Breitbart & Breltbart. 100 BroadwaJ
i2TH sT a. and 1874. rs l0Ko3 SA29 llx74
April %. 1907; GIRO d Ama'o ct al to Title
Guarantee and Trust %, $4,000; address, iI6
18Th ar. n = adjoining land conveyed by
Margaret crawford to Mar oraTtGrd NaLinn
lot b4a and 10 Il Of west part OF lot SOS. map
NJ Wakefield 5jx1ii. June 1897. frances e
and Robert MacL fowitZ 70 Samuel " Whit
son. $500. attorneys, Eustis Foster. SO
Broadway. ~
1905 John p and Martha s"hesnser 70 Philip
and Pauline schIf. SO 900 attorney. Julius Levy
e4TH ST. 8 :. 20 q Of tth a,e. 2oxso. Ma,
Is. 1911 Alice A Robinson 10 Nicholas Biddle
sis coo attorney. F. y Coulter. q West 2dth 81
tsTH ST $ 8 100 u W Of "a ave- 2'XIS 5A
G Rouse. exr. $500 attorney H'man cohen.
$50 Nassau st a.
1co II. Iune u 1905. Adolph Hugs 10 william
" and Louis Rolstor. trustees 500 010 At
torreys. Turner. Rolston Koran, % Will
IoSTH ST. 80 r. from ,occ nt eo N, MAJ.
barbara J Jordan. sl,i5o. attorneys, Levy &
''G icarH sr 10 West. o5xioo II MAY 25 oo7
Never and Anna Gang to Ida .! blgmenkorn
18TH ST. 62i West. ionlOo II Nov 2. 1900;
Emma L. wif. Of George Ashton Black. 70
Equitable Life Assurance Society 81 the United
NJ mtg nv order ~ the Supreme Court 500 go
ATTORNEYS curtis. Mallet Provost colt. 81
Broad 81
March Q 1904 Anna VI Tileston 10 Bella e
Peterkin. IS. 800. attorneys Bailey & sanbom,
''s SANE PROPERTY. Dec Is. 1900; Patrick J
STACK 10 Ashbel Fitch. 80 600. address. SO
Nassau ~.
WI Aarcn ! Lnbankstm. trustee. IN Mnrtiu
Neumann. 5000
Tho Bronx.
BATHGATE AVE. W 9. 2no II Of 1924 81.
5Orlao June l. 1911. Joseph Diamond TO stephen
and Peter Mcbride. So, 900; address 29o4 vslen.
tine ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25

Intervale ave. 10Oxi0O; George z sealy X,nioy
agt Levine &, Atlas owners. Katz q
contractors: 500 70 ,tn,roan
10TH ST. $50 East: same agt <P'
owner: KATE & Kantor, contractors; s4o,, Limp
44TH ST All and fi3 West; same az n ~
man & Root owners: Katz Kantor' oo"
tors: S55. ,,..r,os Vein
RIDGE ST 50 TO 90: same agt ChaIlss s144
stein owner; Katz & Kanter. contracto. '-5x50:
AMSTERDAM AVE, s cor ltoth 81 nuncr
Louis Goldstein AIT Lentz Realty co. ommr
and contractor; Benjamin Nieberg'
CHRIsToPHER ST, 10 and q; Ge4r st, g
seaiy Co AIT Llppman g. Root owners h''" -
Kantor contractors: S4S. ,or,to az,
uenrY corn owner and contractor: STD . o5x
HOLLAND AVE s, 25 II n Of 2llth s 81;
100: Michele Attanasio sst r'aA
owner and contractor; SAT- so ,, Johr
18TH ST. 81 West; Israel zargowitz asr tor
uanshaw owner; Doni Perrela, cohua'''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan,

67r, 81 e. 2sl : II ~ 6th ave - -
converter station, New York Edison 90 - Duane
-, owner. " We'ssenbercer. n. ~ lhfh' -
orchltrct. $4,000 -.
u5TH ST. E, l1sth -. 5 5. - q e oi
Pleasant ave. to q sty fact-rl. X h Noln q
60 premises owners. Y & 7 Nel'hNr. lf' f''s'
125th - architects. $1,000 .
7aTH 81 81 East 70 sly and basemen'
'srsuIn1er 5o7 s,h ave architect. 5000
SAITH ST. g 325 q u Ith ave. TO s'y
dvg l9s West 34th street Co, 81 Liberty ~
owner. Glassberg 4 Gardner, 445 West i5th ST.
architects 5000
sSTH ST, 3l7 West. 70 a ST. and basement
dug Mrs + peutsch, 344 West ssh 81. owner
Buchr,an 4 Fox, II East 5atn e.. architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
kINKo DUPLEX HOUSES SOLD.

The Kings and Westchester Land COM
panv has sold to Louis G. Pfarro, one Of
the Kinko duplex houses. No. 6oi Sd street
the last Of the seven which comprised the
1912 group. built b" the Kinko Builders.
Inc The latter company is about 10 erect
six more Kinko duplex houses for the King
and Westchester Land Company at Brook
lyn avenue and St Johns Place, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
CAPTAIN M'CAULEY RETIEES
Gets Pension of sl,375 After Thirty.
sig Years Of Police Service.

rohn Mccauley, captain Of the Wss
Chester police station, The Bronx was y
tired Yesterday on his request on an anna
pension Of N,375.
NcCaulev had hecn member o. L,
Police Department thirty-slX years Z
1886 he was made sergeant, and one Y.s
later was assigned TO the detective bureau
in Police Headquarters. In 1871 ne VA
made detective sergeant and was Tor th's'
Years in charge OF the detective bureau
BROOKLYN
In 1907. during Bingham administrators
NcCaulev vas made captain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
FIFTH AVE. BUILDING SOLD
Structure Formerly Occupied by
Theodore E. Starr, the Jeweller.

The Csmolia Realty Company, Andrew j.
Corrick, president has bought through the
brokers Earle & Calhoun from Klein e.
Jackson the properly No. 2os Fifth avenue
and No 1925 Broadway. the former loca-
ton OF Theodore Il. Starr, the jeweller.
The property is situated Sc feet north OF
25th street at the junction Of Fifth avenue
and Broadway and is two blocks south Of
The Cnrnick RnilGinR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
MECHANICS LIENS.

SIN AVE y c-r 18th -. l8l sNl1o sex
auer & T4ukA az, Improved Propcrty Holding
60 and Henry corn. owners and contractors.
S. $50 -
27TH ST 10 - - East. same aS' Henry corn
owner and contractor. Sll SIS
Southern Boulevard. :. 9I3 q ot Inter
yala az iO0yloo. Dimock & Fink @ agt Le-
vine A. Atia'. owners. kafz & kan'or' ''htac-
Tors. SAL 50 90. -
RIDGE ST. 50 70 8. DmocE Fink 20 ast
Ridge Holding % and Chas l We!nsteln '"n-
e-s. KAT, & han'or. contractors. S23I ~
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. g IA = . OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
% ENLARGE EorEL BRISTOL.

The Hotel Bristol is the buyer OF the
three dwelling houses No III to i25 West
18th street. A twelve story extension TO
the hosiery will be erected on the plot.
which measures 56xloO feet, Plans for the
Improvement are being made by Buchanan
& Fox
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan

i3p IT. s. 50 {, Of Amsterdam aye tor a
stv rarochial school 1GnK6S' G Church or
our Lad. Of Lourdes 4I2 West 1920 81. onncr'
> \ - Neuron. 81 East 9th 81. architect w
90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
The Bronx.
IN THE AUCTION MARKET

The following sales were recorded yester-
day at the Real Estate Exchange sales
room, Nos. "A and Is Vesey street:
BY Joseph p. Day.
47TH ST. 130 East. :. 1915 Il Of Lexinz-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25

,rr,s ,,ora,,o,,o, Real Estate Co to Builders Of
49, Wonrs rorp'n 233d ST and White
Plains Plains ave. MAY IS 500; attorneys. Hildreth &
| Palmer, 81 ave and l4sth ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25

SIMPSON ST, vs.. 24io It Of is,,s
loans Gaffney Construction 60 SIS 90
22JTH ST s =, 100 IT OF Barnes ava :.
l14c; Central Mortgage CO leans Ccnn,,, =
$1,000. -' u
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and
Attorney
Interest ) per cent unless otherwise stated
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THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
Manhattan

MADISON AvENUE-RO Robbins & CO, have
sold for Caroline II. OVngs Nc. 2n2s Ma olson
avenue a three s,ory and basement; dwelling
house. on a lot 1870 feet
RIVINGTON STREET-Emanuel Simon has
sold Nos 1913 and 80 RiyingtOn street, two FIVE
story buildings with stores. plot 5oX1oo
feet for Mrs Gisca Drryfus.
AID STREET Leopold We'll has sold for DIN
ID GRAY the five story business building on
LOT cOxl005 feet. No. 1873 West 42d street. The
rcpcrty is located midway between Sixth ave
nue. and Broadway. and was held az $4,000.
2oTH STREET-Bernard Smyth & Sons have
snId for the estate Of John y. A. Griswod No
III West 10Th street. two story building. on
a lot "5x7Gx irregular, 10 2 client OF the II NJ
We'll Company.
The Bronx.
hath STREET-AleNander Selkin has sold
for Mrs NJ Nealas No s83 East 164th street
three story tNo family house. on lot loxIi
feet.
DAILY AVENUE-Iauter Blackner have
sold for William A. Fehlich No. 1888 DAILY ave
nue. four story fathouse. on a plot 3lNSO feet
BOSTON ROAD-Lauter e. Blackner have
sold for the Moorhead Building and Contribution
Cornnanv the I'VE story new law house, on
plot 10xloo feet No 992 Boston Road
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RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan

with name and address ~ purohasr- ard
attorney
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25

LOANS OF 500 AND UPWARD. IRRESPEC-
tive OF mortgages on your property, providing
your property has a rental income and situated
in Greater New York ESTATES MORTGAGE
SECURITIES co, 100 Broadway. Suite SOB.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Otto ct al foreclosure Of mta)i a,,n.
Winslow, Broomcll Keenan, & Budd '''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25
SEAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR IoIs
LONG ISLAND.
CONNECTICUT.
oouNrRY PROPERTY.

FOR RENr.-vERY Low; Ns M ns,rri,hst;~
rooms: all innprovte .T gsn,S Norwslk. COW,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-25

BATHGATE AVE. W g. 2no IT . Of 1924 ct.
5O1ioo. June l. 1911. Joseph Diamond 70 stephen
and Peter Mcbride 5000 address 3ot Vslen.
tine ave
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FIaaaed Train With Shirt.

Tearing his shirt from his back an
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il from wreck, but II. T. Aston.
Raleigh, ~ c., once prevented d
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-09
JOHNSON
IS PLACED
q &s s..lIl IhIl
BIG NEGRO is HELD ON
WHITE SLAVERY
CHARGE

Chicago, Ill.,, Nov SACK John
son, champion heavyweight pugilist
of the world Friday night occupies
cell in the county Jail, due to his
failure to furnish "A 100000 bond for
his release on charge Of violating
the Mann at Judge Lands held a
night session to give the pugilist an
opportunity to obtain new bondsmen
but he failed.
Albert c. Jones, who attempted to
qualify a one Of the pugtusts bonds
men, was held in $4,000 hail on
charge of perjury after it had been
shown he had scheduled property
which. un0er the name OF "A.
Charles Jones he previously had
decided to his wife Jones was re-
manded 10 the custody of the United
States marshal along with Johnson.
Catherine Dorsey. at whose home
the young white girl, Lucille cam
eron, lived for several weeks, was
arrested this afternoon She had
been hiding in barn for three weeks.
She was held under $4,000 bond as a
witness in the johnson case ana also
remandeo to the marshal's custody.
In his extended fight for bond
Johnson shed tears pleaded offered
cash bond in almost any amount and
employed two attorneys in an effort
TO obtain his release. Three pros
pective bondsmen failed to qualify
and one of them Albert c. Jones.
was sent to jail after he had faiied
TO obtain bond of $4,000 for his
appearance in court next MONDAY o
answer charge of contempt OF court
which was lodged against him by
the court when he attempted TO
schedule property said to belong to
his Wife Tony May, another nros-
pective bondsman, was ordered out
Of court because he gave answers to
which the court considered
Several other charges against John.
son are to be investigated by the
grand jury, it is said.
District Attorney Wilkerson said |
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-09
INDIAN HELD FOR
MURDER or BABE

Fort Smith. Ark Nov Solomon
Mcclure. ChOctaw Indian, was lodg-
ed in jail at ldabel, Okla, Friday
charged with the murder of the IL.
month-old child of }. A. Akirs OF near
llaworth. Last Noncay the baby's
body was found in a road
near the Akirs home. It has been
run over and killed by a wagon Nc
Cmre passed the house with a lumber
outfit shortly before the body was
found.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1912-11-09
SUCCESS IN LIFE"

The third sermon in the series on
success in Life, will be delivered by
Rev. G. 0. Nichols in the Presbyter-
ian church tomorrow evening He
will discuss in this, the relationship