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New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
New Location Chosen for the Whiting Memorial Chapel OF
Cathedral of ST. John the Divine

A change has been made in the location
bf the Whiting Memorial Chapel, the gift
of Mrs William G. Rives. as part or the
Cathedral Of st. John the Divine. 1t was
at first planned 20 have " between the
Huntington Chapel the extreme one on
the north side and the King Chapel, hllinS
In completely the northern or Gospel side
fof the sanctuary The place finally de-
fcided upon for the structure is the south
side next to the Potter Chapel. WORK mas
Gust been started on the foundations. Inc
Nost will be about 100000
The Federation Of Churches. continuing
hhe Men and Religion Forward Movement,
fennounces plans for early fall that Include
Emissions, evangelism. Bible study, boys
hwork and social service, and institutes IN
hnany parts Of Manhattal, The Bronx ana
Brooklyn. The federation has had many
REQUESTS for employment, for Investigation
kof poolrooms and for the securing OF ad-
hitional Fairgrounds II also has oeen
hsked TO establish q children's court In the
@cast 22d street district and 10 found new
bmilk depot during tho SUNNI, In Harlem
| Iaymen identified with thc Montenao en-
txerprise the new vacation resort Tor
lChurch men on Greenwood Lake. announce
"a conference "a l,ducrs at their resort from
July - to .l,,dsl a. Five hundred invita-
ltic. MA been sent out The plans pro-
lpc. .s . school for the training OF men,
1.-THE unisaing Of trained men for work In
fSun, . schools, and Of speakers and lect-
iurers. the further development Of the sum-
liner outing plan and the publication OF
Eiters ture to be sent 10 families In all
IChurches.
| Methodists North and South. through a
Eommission named for the purpose. are
Itryins 10 determine which was earliest in
American Methodism, the Wesley Chapel,
lin John street, near Broadway, now the
IJohn Street Church. or log chapel built
mot far from Baltimore, in Maryland. Thc
trecords of the founding of Methodism in
bthis city are kept carefully. but in Mary
bland the dates are uncertain Both pioneer
efforts were those Of Irishmen, In New
kYork that of the Rev. Philip Embury, and
I'm MARYLAND that of the Rev. Robert Straw
lbridge. When the commission announces
Fits findings there will be celeorauoh Ol
the 150th anniversary
/ In the chapel of the Church Missions
kHouse, Fourth avenue and I'D street, yes
terday, there was a farewell service Tor
missionaries starting for distant mission
lfelds under Episcopal Church direction.
, Mrs @. II. Madara goes to Alaska; the
lRev. s. H. Littell and family, the Rev.
fDudley Tying, the Rev. Walworth Tying
Mrs. Tyng, DeacOness Hart and the Misses
Wood, Byerly. Phelps, Taber and WHITE
thouse to Hankow, China; the Rev. r. H.
iLund and family, the Rev. +. Is. ThurloW
| and Miss Barber 10 Wuhu China: Miss
fCaldwen to Honolulu, Miss Neely to
iKioto. Japan; the Misses Wright and New
bold to Toxic Japan, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph T. Putnam and Miss Bailey TO
Shanghai The farewell address was made
by Bishop Lloyd.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
Tho Bronx.

MIDDLETOWN ROAD-William Peters e
Co sold for client to H Won Radeln, plot,
50xl0O feet, south side OF MidGletown Road,
100 feet east Of Mayhower avenue.
ARNOW AVENUE-wiliam Peters & Co.
sold for Henry sieners, Jr., 10 Herman Doer-
ing, a plot. 501l00 feet, south side Of Arrow
avenue 100 feet east OF Westchester avenue.
SAND sTREET-William Peters g. Co. sold
for Henry Sieners TO A. Paul, plot on the north
side of Sand street, 125 feet east OF West
chester avenue and TO another client, rlot.
25x1oo feet on the north side OF Sand street.
100 feet east OF westchester avenue.
WEBSTER AVENUE-E. Sharum sold for a
client, No. 1874 Webster avenue, adjoining
the northeast corner OF Hath street. d four
story tenement house on lot 251104 feet
10th street.-The Bellwood Construction
Company has sold No. $50 East roth street,
q three story brick and frame building, on
lot 2sx34 foet. 10 John MCGOWAN. who gave
in trade the plot, 30xlo01 irregular. on the
south side OF I89th street 63 6 feet west OF
Fox street. The buyers will erect on the site
a hye story new law house.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

WHITLOCK AVE. SIS 70 s6o; Michael Nc
Namara AIT Lockwhit 90 et al; July g. 1872
tbv depositb. S0T 80.
I7TH sT lo7 and 100 East, Harry Rosen-
baum iron Works agt John Kroder et all
June 70. 1912: s222 70.
3lST ST IL West, Hvman Rosenberg agt
Robert smith 81 al: June a. 1912: sl25.
77TH ST. 322 and 3%6 East; David Green
wald et al aEt Otto Doepfncr et al; july 81,
1911. s. 2s5 30
SANE PROPERTY. Roman Marble Works
agt same: Aug lG 1911, si2j.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
OUT.OF-TOWN LEASES.

Pease g. Gilman have leased for Mrs. A.
Outram Sherman her cottage, known as
The Strand, with grounds fronting on the
Sound, NJ Rye, ~ Y, to Adam Haskell for
the summer.
De Blois q Eldridge have rented for Ca
zeau Pinard his cottage l. In Narragansett
avenue Newport, r. l., to Richard stevens,
of Castle Point, HOboken, for the season.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy were
fled yesterday:
EMILE sCHERCKE hairdressing and mani
cure parlcrs No 55 West 45th street Noluh'aIS y
Liabilities. S4,7l3 . ~
ROBERT NJ BECKIEY. insurance agent: 10
o7I Nest 2Jth street: involuntary. 3iltert COLO
man creditor for 1888. Liabilities, 5000; assets
nominal. .,.-, No 1r,-,-r
MiCHAEL DE FALCO and GAETANO IL ~ y l.
who compose the firm Of ne Falco' NM III q 20,
street: involuntary. Creditors: Philips & son.
s341. W J. e. < II. Davenport, s253 John NIX
& Co, s32. Peter Z. Olney' jr'' receiver "''e'''
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

SEABURY PLACE, s. so ~ n Of l72d st.
lOOxl0o. American Mortgage Co loans Sea
bury Realty Co Ss5. 900
NAGLE AVE. cor OF Arden st. 1l0Xl34
CITY Mortgage Co loans Hensle Construction
co $3.50 n0n.
4STH ST, 8 s, 1855 u e OF sth ave- % 6x
1o0R: Union Estates Co loans Frazee Realty
Co $40 600
Insurance Co losns Minsker Realty Co S16o. 900.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
LOST eANkBOOKS.

BANKBooK No. 5Tl1l1 OF the Union Dime saw
ings Bank is missing Any person having a
claim TO II is hereby called upon 70 present the
same within ten days or submit 10 having said
ma sshonk cancelled and new one issued
HANDBOOK No. 5T9 237 OF the Union Dime Say
ings Bank is missing Any person having a
claim TO II Is hereby called upon 70 present the
same within ten days or submit to having said
passbook cancelled and new one issued
LOST Handbook No. 5l4.T25 Of Dry Dock Saw
ipgs Institution. ANY person having claims
upon said book is called upon TO present the
same to the bank within thirty DAYS or the said
book will be declared cancelled and extinguished
and a new one issued in lieu thereof
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
,witn name and address OF lessee


RPoADUAY. o cor OF Maiden Lane, part
Of basement TO he used as safe deposit NaIts
broadway Building Co To Maiden Lane oaa naae
Deposit Co; yrs mos from Aus - i'0-'
81 $50. address, premises. , -,...,,,,,
HUDSON ST, l25 and 127. all Pr9tastanit any
Episcopal Society for Promothg SS',s -, ''ic Ios"uH
seaman; iIo West 10th ST, from hrst mon5h nom.
after completion OF building 30 May -, l'-''
81 900. attorneys, Goldsmith e, { w.
LENOX AVE. $50, north store Lnsre,i )
Proops TO Max Goldgrsben, II East ll''h ST.
yrs from June /, 1912; $3.50. ,..,.--.,,,uo
MOTT ST 300. store. Minzlata - ASoslu@to @ y
and sno 20 Joseph Gersrdo, SOB Mott 81 yrs
fiom MAY !. 1912; $40. o, .
ST NICHOLAS AVE, w cor or lfnSh ~, ~,
cor store, etc: 81 Nicholas Holding 90 ="
William Gordon. 1895 Amsterdam ave. yrs
from Oct I. 1912 $50. 49, o,..
2uTH ST, l4l West, first loft; West -ulh
- RuiidinR Co 10 Sherry Goldberg ] yr from
Aug / 1912 $1,000, address. 1i74 wilkins = ave.
l35TH 81. 24g West store, etc, y q
" Y Bernheimer co 10 Zachary SasaI l-''
Amsterdsm ave. yrs from May ]. Sl,o""
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
SCHOOL AGENCIES.
PROPOSALS.

FosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Washing,
ton May T. 1919 Proposals will be received M =.
The Post once DeF1Eti9g,h i9, ,or ocesS a ser
vice pursuant 20 the Act ot March s. 1871, oa
the routes hereinafter described, service 20 80
menee not later than January l. ls!2. Con"+i9
for ten years Bond required with eaSn ea'
SCHEDULE Of ROUTES:
VESSELS OF THE SECOND CLASS.
No. 81 New York to Colon. bi-wee@!y, ean.
ing at Key West; time New foEH TO C'l0h OF
10 30 New Orleans to colon. bt-weekbi
time 70 colon. days. Bond $4,000. 1T.
No. So. San FrancisGo 70 paaama s,;ss %seSy,
OF Defat tment; time. 1 san Francisco to Esaa@A
&c" 11T 1TEssELs OF THE THIRD CLASS -,
No. 81 Boston TO Colon, once every 2s -cs'f
time ne to Colon, days. Bond, $4,000 >.
No. SIS. Philadelphia to Colon once syeiy :; :,
days calling az Charleston and B-uEs"tch, AZ AZ
election Of Department, time Philadelphia 70
Colon, IA days Bond, $1,000. . "a
No, s6. Baltimore 10 colon. chee ..rAc~
ZION OF Department: time. Baltimore 70 Co!on'
No 81. Seattle 10 Panama. about twice every
month. % trips a year calling at san Frans!;ee
SAN Pedro and San Diego az election OF
Eminent; time Seattle TO Panama, ID cay"
G;o' 40. ss Portland to Panama, once every i
days. calling at san Francisco. san teaEo, "a.
SAN Diego, at election OF pepaTta.s5G;' .5; 6oS e'-''
The Postmaster General reserves tie !!sGt
require the steamers on each route MHe..,ss
they may continue their voyage 70 pogL az nv nv
oT,I osl,e end OF the Panama Canal 10 ca!!y -
pcrtion OF their mails 10 such port WITHOUT :. I.
6ltional compensation. - ..u..s3
,rotructions 10 bidders and blank forms Q. -.
n"sals, with bonds. can be obtained os tae go
oud Assistant Postmaster Generano rRISE-
Department. on and after June !, leiZ Ff'Tt
n HITCHCOCK. Postmaster General
PROPOSALS FOR POWER PLANT wa 90.
town Arsenal. Watertown. Mass ss-se..eS ard
posals in trpicste for the eons'rLS'o '.o4t.sTel
eouipnlent OF A Power Plant Will oe I'd
until II o'clock A. NJ, August ~ lslL,, On
then publicly opened. Proposals VIII oe ~, .;,or
forms furnished by this Arsena! ~, ~ on sp-
plans and specifications will be turnls1sa ,.cru ~
piication to the Commanding othcer' "a'e'''
Arsenal
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

At the Fourth Presbyterian Church the
pastor. the Rev Dr. Edgar Whitaker Work,
will preach tomorrow morning at II o'clock.
f, The usual twilight service at 7:30 o'clock
will be conducted by Mr.. Erickson, the as
sistant pastor.
The Rev. Dr. Peter H, Milliken will
preach at both services tomorrow at the
Marble Collegiate Church. His morning
subject will be The Sympathy of Jesus, y
and his evening theme, "The Worlds Mag
net
The subject Of the lesson sermo" in rho
Christian Science churches tomorrow VIII
be Sacrament" and the golden text Col.
iii, IN, Whatsoever We do in word or deed
do all in the name of the Lord Jesus. CIV
ing thanks To God and the Father by Him. y
Abdul BAHIA will speak at All Souls Uni
tartan Church tomorrow morning at IL
/ O'Clock. The service will be I'm charge OF
the Rev. Leon a. Harvey, Of Brooklyn
The Rev. +. NJ Turrentine will addr ess
the 4 O'Clock meeting for men tomorrow
afternoon at the West Side Young Mems
Christian Association.
At the Church OF the Holy Communion
tomorrow the Rev. 3. VI. FOote will preach
in the morning and the Rev William p.
Hill in the evening
The Rev. Dr. J. Ross Stevenson, pastor
Of the Brown Memorial Church, at Balti-
more, will preach at both services to-mor-
row IN the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian
Church. Brooklyn.
At the Old First Presbyterian Church
Egbert NJ Hayes, assistant to DR.. Howard
Duffeld, the pastor. will preach tomorrow
morning on The Greatest Gift" An opsn-
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
Manhattan

yERMILYEA AVENUE--John J. Mooney
sold to a client OF Moses Well. attorney, the
plot 75xl00 feet. on the west side Of YER
rnilyea avenue, f75 feet north OF Academy
street
2O7TH STREET-The James McCreery
Realty Corporation sold the block front south
side OF 20Ith street, between Sherman and
Vermiyea avenues plot 3oorl00 feet, TO
builders for improvement
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
CONNECTICUT ESTATE SOLD.

Walter c. Nicholson & co. announce that
they have sold for A. Alexander Smith his
fine Belle Haven home. at Greenwich,
Conn, TO Charles s. Rice. Mr.. Rice is a
member Of the firm of Blake & Rice. The
same company announces the summer
rental OF A. Luke Brush's Greenwich home
10 Mr.. Peterken, Of Stamford. Conn.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
The Bronx.

BATHGATE AVE. 81. - n of I7',h ~.
20 2I95 BH26H6j.5 Albert Lyons to Joseph Gar.
eta. oslo p ave. July II $40" ,,,.,
~ I1l2o. Eago ave. =. lot 800. map ~ WI
ton, Port Morris. etr JoE'2n. Mary = harigan
to McGlafe Building 90 unp. 3G7 East l+dd ~ .
July II. 500. attorney. TIL" Guarantee and
Trus, Go. i7G Broadway
HOJGHruN AVE. 222i. s. .2pi n 2 n
castle IIul ave. 25Nlo3. Charles + Greene 20
John Jones sll linton ave mtg $1,000 July
II; 500 attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trus, GO. 100 Brosd~s! n,.- M
FAILE ST, vs.. 1895 It ; OF Bancroft ST. 10Y
100: Edna l. Grover 10 Everett Harrison. 30
South Willow -. Muntclair, y mtg $500 /.
July Q. siO0. attorney, william " Bryan. 81
Natsau 81
GERARD AVE. 5. 200 It OF Ella s.. IooH
100: Annie " keenan, to Realty ana Brokerage
Co IG5 broadway. July o. 500. attorney r b
Knowles 1875 Broadway
Lot IOi 70 100, amended map OF l26 lots,
being a subdivision of plot 23 maU OF Clasou' q
Point; William L Hermanny to May schneck-
enburger. 1927 Taylor ave; July o; 800. attor-
ney. K II Bergman. 1919 81 ave.
George Fischer 20 John F PITT uncI. 81
Frankfort st rntg $4,000, July :. sioo. al
dress 81 Frankfort -.
LOT 81. revised map Of seneca Park 25xio1,
George r Shirner TO Harry Rabinowitch. 2S and
30 West 25th st, May 90. 1900. 81. address IS
MARION AVE. W $ 2i71l # OF is4th s..
l6l OK irreg: Lillian B Donohue TO Edward n
all title: July 0; 500; attorney. Edward II
Kelly, 27l Broadway.
NORRIS AVE. 2026. :, Is prl0O; James g
Green ct al to Hermann Kuntze, pos East l4Oth
St, July mtg So 500. 500. attorney, Lawyers
Title Insurance 60. 16O Broadway.
PUTNAM AVE WEST. n cor 233d 81. runs
n 10 234th st - 10 land y & Putnam X II
I TO 233d st 20 boulevard; Josephine 3
Kroger and ano IN VIM Denison. 22l Clinton
ave, Brooklyn. June IL; 500 attorney, Title
Guarantee 90. 176 Broadway.
PUTNAM AVE WEST, " cor 23ith 81, runs
n TO II lot % on map farm Of Mary Ma
comb 10 land y Putnam r r Co y -
10 234th 81 70 boulevard, VIM B Deuison
and ano 10 EVELYN G GaRnebin. Brooklihf
Mas: q c: June ~: 800; attorney. Title Guar
antee Co, J16 Broadway.
I'D ST. n " cor william 81, lHi1O, Thomas !
Finlay 10 VIM Kaufman Construction 60, 26Ot
Aqueduct ave; July o mtg $1,000; 81 attorney,
Title Guarantee CO, l16 Broadway
II ST S. 305 II Of Ave A. l0oXl0O 2
Unionport: Lima Kuntze 10 Hermann Kuntze
20s East 1i0th st; May Cmtg s2.ODO) 500; at
torney. Lawyers Title Insurance Co. 160 Broad
fs2D ST. n $, - n ot Willow ave 5oxiO0
Jos " Schenck, ref 10 James " Donald 30
Fairfax ave. Norfolk. Va June -; $4,000: at
torney. y Warren. 26i Broadway.
la1ST ST n g. I33 n " of Forest ave. 2lX75
Jackson ave $50, g 8. 10 oxsi: Jackson ave u q
cor l61st st. 75x2i; Leo Schwortzreich to Harry
Buchalter 6s Lenor ave: July (mtR s1i.50m I;
800. attorney. Title Guarantee Go. l76 Broad
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
ALTE ERhTIONS.


lorH sT, rs 10 l2l East; 10 81 con.
verter station; New York Edison 60, % Duane
architect: cost, 5000.
sT NICHOLAS AVE. 34l and S4S; to sly
tenmt and stores; I Samuels. premises owner
{, Co,ke- 2OlT 18th ave. architect. cost, $1,000
LIBERTY ST. n W cor Liberty pl; 70 sly
and basement banking Offices, club. etc: Chamber
OF Commerce. 65 Liberty 81, owner; Is Baker
.56 5th ave. architects. cost, $1,000.
BROADWAY. 9th st. 10Th 81 and An ave; 70 a
premises, owner; Thain, East AID st.
architect; cost 5000. -
llSTH ST 2l2 and PA East: 70 two sly
dUgs. Realty Remodelling and Reconstruction
60 20 Broadway, owner: Langer. 81 East
10Th st. architect: cost. $1,000
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroonn, Nos. u and IS vesey street:
BY Joseph P. Day.
blsT ST. 235 East r Q. 1853 n e Of "a ave-
IS er1ooa sty dwg; adjourned 70 July 2s
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
The Bronx.

ANTHONY AVE. u :. 745 y n OF Burnside
ave: for a . sty frame dwg. IS 9XS26 Ferdinand
r Hopkins. 81 Great Jones ST. owner. Henry II
Holly. 30 Wet nth ST, architect, cost, i,oor.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan,

BROADWAY " $. opposite 2i6th st for a
sty store and dUg 25x45 2. T Dwyer. S0l West
7 M ave owner and architect; cost, 81 0o0.
DIST ST 5, 294 n ot Ave A. for sty
shop JOxgS. oist street Realty Co 422 East 9lst
ST. owner: " Cole, 400 West 5lst 81. archi-
,,.,s cost
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
The Bronx.

MORRIS AVE S. 07.S7 II Of lo4th 81 20
e., Sra-Is factory, 20 9x50; william Diller.
1854 Walton ave, owner and architect cost, so0o
ALEXANDER AVE. 2Sl and 23S; 20 tSo !
ST.. brk tennis 90 62x52.l; Alexander II sharp;
IA Nhitford ave. Newark, J, owner: Edward
I, ANGEL $50 Madison ave, architect Cost
s; 900 .
sty brk factory l23xlll: Ward Motor Nenicle
CO on premises owner. Constock - EaS'
o6th 81 architact. cost. 500.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13

VICTOR VISIBLE, 20 Naxau St Catalogue
free. all ,skss taken p,rtpayrienr: bargains
n Underwood. Remins stons, olfverx. ExrithA
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

with name and address Of purchaser ana
Attorney
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
ANTIQUES.

ANrIoUEs.-seeond hand furniture bought ssle
rresmer ola 9Th ave Phone Plaze 1881.
TYPEWRITING AND TYPEWRir AS
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
BY Henry Brady .
RECORDED LEASES.

10th ST. s61 East $, SO II " OF Ne9ii
ave. 10 11xlOO. sty tenmt' sold 10 SoP"i' '''
son for s. 500
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name end address or lenders attorreyD
TfrT,y T.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13

AMSTERDAM AVE. W $, so q V OF 175th
ct, ll@.l0xlno; Harry 3 Davis TO Falk d. lng
Construction 60, 1855 43d 81. Brooklyn unts
$50 OoOD: July I. 500; attorney, Joseph oa-
urmsky 81 Nassau st.
SAME PROPERTY. Falk Fine SonsiInc-
sSd Uf HsrTy Iiy i Fmt. 1888 th st. brooklyn Cmtg
$50 0OOl July II. 81; attorney, same as
above.
5oxlOO. Protec,iy, Realty co to R@nl,y ana
Brokerage 60. lG5 Broadway, July ~ 81 at
tuRNS1IE ~. ~. solomon - Blonstcin
It al 10 Esther :, Ida g and Ida Bipnstein'
on premises. April 20. 800. attorney, Jacob
Leibger 81 II Park il Row ,o ,v,osvs, uor..
ito rt n g. 4Ul II OF Greenwich st. 99X3J *
irreg; George u Bartholomew to Maitland
Realty Co. l4a Broadway mtg S$I'o1I; - 'I4s "a
~. 81. attorney. Title Guarantee CO. 10
EExINdIoN AVE. $. SO It n OF 29th st,
2Ox65. Felix \ Gown to Eurlia and Gui!eI'
nina GOWN b and g. June -, 1856; S6,)oO'
attorney, Title Guarantee Co, l76 Broadway.
MADISON AVE. 1914. " cor Of l2tth St;
Brokerage CO. lG1 Broadway tm'g s22,GuOl' ;
July -. 500; attorney. Robert kno"I's'
iG5 Broadway.
ST Nicholas PL. :, cor Of 15oth st,
5UxlOO: John \ Stewart ct al trus un New
York for Liverpool and London and Globe IN
surance COZ. 10 Henry " FLOYD, on pr misses,
May 20: 10000. attorney Title insurance GO,
l3j Broadway.
SIN AVE. : 3Z5 {, Of 1884 s.. $50 -,
East sgd st, b. and 8 all liens, July IL $l"o'
attorneys WcH & Mayer B"ckman -
SAME PROPERTY. BENJAMIN N"l 10
Fanny Gruen. li6 East goth st. y and =. aIl
liens. Iulb II, Slu0. attorneys, same rs ''o''.
10 Jacob weinberg 500 East 10Th st ,mtg
S3I gUOp. June II. 500. attorney, David
Friedman. 900 Brondway
2OTH ST 1870 West, 25No2 Isabel sanford
20 Ella V Chiycr Elias T Abberley and John
\ SandfoId. T73 lafayette ave. Br00kl"u. liz
part, July 10, 800; attorney, Lawyers TIL"
Insurance 30. 100 Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY. Lcmu"l Sandfp-d ~
same. liz part; july 10. 500. attorney. same
above.
SAME PROPERTY. Caroline II Massy 60
sams: liz part. July 10. 800. attorney, sam"
as above
GOTH ST. -. II5 . of PARK ave. 2'1loo.'.
Ellen " clark to Yer MHer Realty 60, iuc.
ll6 East Goth 81. July :. 81. attorney R'Fu-
olds Goodman. Wall 81
6sTH ST. o. 46O n OF ~ ave ls sNi0o5, =,
Harriet " Rsmsdell 10 Viola " Quinlan and
Harry u Ramsdell. $50 East 6stl 90, July II:
500. attorney Addison Gardner. 100 Broadway.
G5TH SIT. 22l East. 25El"p = Harry Glass 20
Michael Lyons rs East @jth 81 mtg SIS
50o,. July ]. So" attorney. 4 & Bloch. 70
Nassau
iasD Sr us West. sty lrk 20NloO II.
Morell y Besls 20 Patrick NcMorr0n. 100 West
1874 - (mts Sl2 rSol. July II. 500. attorney.
Title Guarantee and Trust co. lIB Broa way
2paTH ST. n s. 100 . of OH ave. 75NH9 II d.
sumner Deane 20 Peter ! shields ~ Prospc",
Place Cutg s. 00Oi: May =. 81 attorneys. Ullf,
Henrs & Meyers. Is william ~
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13

An attractive musical programme mas
been arranged for tomorrow at the Church
of the TRANSPORTATION, Of which the rev
Or. George Clarke Houghton is pastor Ser
vices will be held at II a. m. and , p IT.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
marble STRUCTURE FOR BROAD STREET
Building Will Replace Famous s325000 Coal Chute 6ou9' "
1906 by Owners Of Broad Exch ange
NEW HOME FOR THE SILK ASSOCIATION OF AmthCA

10TH ST. so East. g 8, Is II " OF PARK ave, @
osxl00I II, 5 sty tenmt; sold 10 the defendant 'o'
SIC 800.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13

Union services Of the Hanson Place rap
tist Church, Brooklyn and the bdpus'
Temple Brooklyn, are being held each sun
dav. The Rev. Arthur D. Hilton, OF Moores-
town. y. J.. will conduct to-morroWs ser
vices His morning topic will be 'ReIsiouS
Joy-Its Value TO the Church ana MS
evening topic Man, Complete and lncom-
Ulete"
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
WORK WANT go.
Male.

A COLLEGE GRADUATE. with Two years s1-
nsrience in teaching would Ike 20 tutor dur
ing summer months. excellent references Ad-
dress Box g. westport Point Mass
CHAUFFEUR and mechanic. long experience
on foreign and domestic cars, Two yea,s
reference last employer. william FINK, lVOl
tataystts ave: srooEL.r r--.-.---------
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13

At the Old First Presbyterian Church
Egbert NJ. Hayes, assistant to Dr. Howard
Dufaeld, the pastor. will preach tomorrow
morning on The Greatest Gift" An OPEN
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13

"Directing Life Forces is the subject
Mary Etheridge Chapin VIII speak OH Ill 'i''
Berkeley Theatre tomorrow Al'er '''
services Mrs Chapin will hold orlei re-
ception.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13

The Rev. Herbert Gale, or BOSTON wiz
begin tomorrow morning TWO "eeh9
series of services in Tent EVanseI. leus-
ious story will be told the children at the
eyaning service.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13

Three hundred and seventy-fve men nave
Consulted the vocation experts since the or
ro,,ization ten weeks ago, Of the vocation
t,,,rea,, AZ the West side Young Mems Chris
tian Association.
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male
Female

A RESPECTABLE GERMAN Will 30 igh.
housekeeping in exchange for room and board
during summer fond Of children gooI s. an-
stress r. e., Tribune Uptown C1hes' 1904
:
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13

The Rev. DR.. Walter Duncan buchandh'
pastor of the Broadway presbyterian
Church, will preach tomorrow morning III
Earl Hall, Columbia University on no"
a Bible Was Lost"
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13

At the Metropolitan Temple to-norro"
the Rev. Sanford Culver Hearn VIII preach
at both services. His morning theme VIII
be 1.-THE Call of the Deep" and his evening
tonic "Joau Souls"
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13

The largest young women's conference
ever held at Northfeld is now in session
The Misses McMaster's School OF pooDs
Ferry. has the largest delegation slH'S
Girls The Cathedral School, of Washing
ton; the westover School the Farmins'oh
school and delegations from all the 'arse
cities of the East and small groups from
many other schools make M total OF more
than six hundred
New-York tribune., 1912-07-13

The Rev F. NJ. Turrentine will address
the a o'clock meeting for men tomorrow
afternoon at the West Side Young Mems
Christian Association.