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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-11-05
/ PENSION THE BACHELOR.

Pasadena Daily News: towards!
There was no decision expressed by
the Mems club of AL Saints Episco-
pal church., of this city, on the ques-
ton SHOULD Bachelors Be Taxed?"
We are unable to say whether the
majority was married or single, but
we do find that after profound dis
cussion, in which. the benedicts ar
gued in the affirmative and the
bachelors in opposition. nobody had
the courage to suggest a vote. And
so the question remained unanswer-
ed. Taxed! Are they not penaliz-
ed enough? OF all pitiable Great
ures in the world the confirmed
bachelor ranks in the superlative.
He is gay enough at 80, when he is
the occasional envy of those bene-
diets who never get a day off, but
at 40 his pedestal appears not so at
tractiye; at so his married friends
refer to him commiseratingly and at
60 he is "Poor old Jones!" If he
survives 20, he Is usually lean and
attenuated figure. a Grabbed, croch-
ETY. old chap, homeless, loveless, use
less, a victim of self remorse.
Bachelors are of amorphous
growth. They never seem to be full
ly developed. They lack complete
ness. The deprivation of constant
companionship with the sex that
cheer, worries, coaxes. storms,
loves, cherishes, comforts and scolds
by turns leaves them only half fin
ished, SO to say, spiritually and
physically. What they have missed
would fill book and what the bene-
dict gains in the years of close COM
radeship with normal, lovable
woman is what constitutes the great
difference between well rounded
man and the heteroclite human.
We would tax the bachelor round
ly from his 25th to his 35th birth
days, but mainly for his own wei
fare-in the effort to lead him tt
his personal salvation. From the
seth to the 46th anniversary of his
puttering existence we would advo.
cate gradual reduction of the i'm
post until the tax was abolished
From that time on ihe becomes an
object of charity. This Is not Il
say that bachelors are without uses
for that would be invidious. AS OBJ.
jects Of what to avoid we regard
them as valuable appendages to the
social order, but their influence II
largely negative. They are sign
posts on the highway Of life bearing
the admonition: "No thorough
fare!" This is it, exactly; not mair
Travelled paths Barriers up, an in
definahle. chevaux-de-frise encom
passing them that repels them rath
er than attracts. Tax bachelors
Rather pension them, we say.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-11-05

The statesman who discovered
that the way to prevent meat fam
inc is to raise more meat is some
thing of a discoverer. His receipt,
If carefully followed, would also
have something to do with lowering
the price of beef.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-11-05

Farm for sale or rent near Wall
Lake, containing 232 acres. For par
ticulars inquire OF Will oakland.
Blairsburg, Iowa t-f-tf
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-11-05

The Freeman Tribune has not in
formed itself upon the merits of the
war between Turkey and the allies,
but upon general principles Turkey
ought to be licked to within an
inch of her life and the indications
are that she is going to be.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-11-05

How often a man has cause to re-
turn thanks for enthusiasts of his
friends! They are the little foun-
tains that run down from the hills
to refresh the mental desert, of the
RESPONDENT Henry Van Dyke.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1912-11-05

The average congressman and
senator is not opposed to a third
term-for himself. ~
The sun., 1912-07-25
OTHER MANmATrAN SALES.

t0RTLANDT STREET. Heller 4 Suss-
man have iesold for the Brown Realty
Company 81 and ~ Cort landt street =.
two three story buildings. on plot
t5N5S. to VI. 4 l.. a-mulowsky. who
gave in part payment the six story
'enor"ni, OH plo' 3oAiO0.s. al aa3 East
Nnctviifth II treet Neaot lat ions arr
>a'd 10 I've pending for u r'sale Of the
tort ldndt street property TO "A builder
who will improve IL with a commercial
structure.
NEST GOTH STREET. Augusta l.. Cur
- has sold ~ Wcs, SiNty-ninh street
Il four story and bas.anien, dive Hing
on lot 13Nim.5. between Central Park
W"-t and Columbus avenue. to Mrs.
Frances y. Wolf for occupancy The
adjoining house. 81. l. owned 10y Ernest
\ 'ar'ola. a sonin law Of Mrs Wolf
EAST &IH STREET Mchae! Cohen
has sold through Emmanuel Simon
i03 10 lU1 East Ninet let u street. ihr,..
i've story fits, on plot 62xiU.s. ad dioin =
INK the northeast corner of Park ave-
ME-. The buyer il said to bc an OYER
a'or who will resell the property to a
builder
WEST 18TH STREET. $. B Gooda le
Perry have sold for Jennie {. Van
Horn 207 West Thirty eighth street
four story and bare nent dwelling
on lot 2oy9sa located sixty seven feet
west Of Seventh avenue. The parcel
sbm- seventh avenue property and is
understood 10 have been purchased
by al adjoining owner.
WtST 2?D STREET. IS. B. Goodale 4
Perry have sold for the estate of William
". Brigham the six story building at
81 West Twenty second street, on lot
?510s o. to Clarence ". Paxton.
EAST 10TH STREET A. NJ Weiser
ha- bought through David Chenken
m" seven story building at 3j7 East
Tenth street. on lot 2jxatIO.
The sun., 1912-07-25

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LoTs la ana ana ia. sa,ne mar-o;io kim.
rs n.nn 10 an% s"'nf , y, m aPpiisr, iiSs
oTs 1HH T.; sna S,s i35 Same mapiIenfy tsS: a,S
LOTS 70 isc sSns and 5i iIt ssne al mapAadrsw
org H9lo ,ss 30 SAT- same yrs -. p,is ,siso
LoTs Iss and iss. same prop-chariiot,;c
%Hln is 70 s'Rs same yss 1
L6T ss,n! ISL .sms %sp.Lcui. aossphi"i T. !s
LoTs L1sF y1S and isS. same map.s.Is ss';s iS
LoTs af is. yss yss IL ss same naprho. ,ioS
LOT 5rr , i9 to .s,nn s"ms yts ~ bc ss.esS
L6T Iss. sane map.i,en, rro; ;Gii - 80 =,
~. yr. 6h p c; atty. l. T Ina 4 r 60. iso
Ior .so--Kchard crown to same. ". 80
roT ssT-Fiorence ii .waiie;r;s to same. %
,6T Sesame to same. yr. il c.:I:IIsS
LOT os6-Same to same. 3 yr. AZ p c.S7i7 80
LOT 1ii-ira Cooper to same. 3 yr, ~
Lot SIo---san,e to same. . yr. Al, D G. ,sts 10
LOTS 5ls and bl3--Same to same. VI. ih
Lor :ss-Louis cohn to same. yr. ;:'ss'ie sie
LOTS 2ss and SESAME to same. yr. 'siis
L6r .,S--lsaGclia vi Moore to same 'siUo yT.
IO1S 1is ana a.; T., .,.;;.',o; sa,"Sv
nc ~ 80 W sa'"e' .yr.
LOTS :a5 and tss:i,,b,n' i,ii,,,,,rr..;; sfSvv
same yr. !; IN 20 70
LOT s2.-sape ~ saw: . 80 ik',i ,3eV
Lot tasoNnrr'' JtaIIj,oy "a 80 80
siS n G '' W SAM, ;s,itna
LOTS sis and ais--siichac shea TO ssms' ."
IOTs AZ ~ sso.in,. 'yyi,,;' 80 1919, nn''y
vr Al, n g ' ~ y" q" 90
The sun., 1912-07-25
Transactions IN
THE REALTY MARKET
,,, ,ll;uo in West Jtth street
Near the Rockefeller
Mansions sold.
rr,pE TO INVADE STREET
,rcrator Buys Three Houses
IN West 37th street for
\partmcnt site.

~. ,oir story and basement dwell
IN lat .iNi0o.5. at lG West Fifty
Nth s,rcot has been sold by tho
.,,o nf Elizabeth Milbank Cauldwell
...o,rh Horace :. Ely & 60. and
y,c,o,s & ilubhic. to "A client Of the
.,cr firm. The property. which II To-
,,od few doors west Of the new
,,,c of .lnhn ". Rockefeller, Jr.. was
.j q, 100 ooo. Nichols & Hobbic gem
,,,l,y rcrr, sent John ". Rockefeller.
,. in r's real estate transactions.
report II different character was
J., circulation yesterday relative To "a
,.ece nr property In this same block.
his vns 10 tho effect that ncgotia-
icns ucrr about concluded for the
Easing ~ the dwelling at 81 West
rlny.four,h street. which Is owned by
u,s Frances " WolT. To a Mrs. Butler
.or A dr-Sslnakinc establishment. Mrs
Wolf, who al present occupies the
,c,se. has 'ust purchased the dwelling
a, 90 W,st Sixty-ninth street. which.
according tn the same report. she is
Going tu occupy.
Another apartment house is Ia he
erected on West ty-scverth street
lstveen West End avenue and River
>ds Dri,c az The result Of IA deal closed
yes,crday Tho three three story and
basement dwellings, ut 302, 3o+ and 3O6
Wes, Eighty. seventh street. occupying
plo, 1UXl0o.S. adjoining the southwest
,1rrer uf West End avenue. have been
,srchascd hy samuel G.. Hess. an oper-
,.or. Who will resell tho property to
builder. Tho two easterly houses were
sid by Louis Thompson Brush and
re westerly one by Mrs. Elizabeth =.
Kirby.
This will bc the second apartment
house invasion Of the block. which was
'ormcrly strictly residential thor
oughtarc. Last year the four houses
a, 3li Ia SEQ were bought by !. Ran
doph Jacobs and resold by him 70
EdwIn :. ErIckner. who has just COM
Iie'cd nine story structure on the
a,
The sun., 1912-07-25
Sambetti agt George Costar ct al faction
20 foreclose mechanics licn); atty, II A

Samb"tti ast George Costar ct al faction
20 foreclose mechanics len). atty, II A
Knox.
cp ST. =, $50 MacdougaI st. 2sy--
West Side Savings Bank art WIN Nc
'otter 81 al foreclosure Of mortgage I;
atty, ! Rowan.
1TH AN. 3;6 and SiS--Anna Sands ast Dora
Fri"de ct al foreclosure OF mortgage)
atty. w \ Brown.
I23D ST, 40 E--iinco.n T-us. CO agt Metro
politan Holding 90 ct al foreclosure of
mortgage. atty. NJ Borland.
STEBBISS hV. " =. intersec n g q Freeman
-, s1jA:5..--Fiorenc- VI Harkin agt Geo
L Weston ct al foreclosure Of mortgageJ
nttys. button & kilsheimer.
eth ST 5le W--David May ct al agt Mary
Meade ct III foreclosure OF mortgage,
ATTY. J Sap;nsky.
l33D ST. 50 W-phiiip Iiberman agt Edw 4
Johnson csr. -. al faction 10 cancel salts
faction of mortgage. atty. u shapiro.
1.tTH ST y. 100 Railroad az. 50xl00-
Ressic Fismcr agt Et'ar Realty 90 Ct al
foreclosure Of mortgage atty, L V
Brown.
18TH ST. :, so Crescent av, 5oS
lo0-Niagara Life Inc 20 agt simon Ies-
ser ct al foreclosure OF mortgage: attys,
Gregg McGovcrn.
The sun., 1912-07-25
SALES THE BRONN.

LAsl l57rH STREET. -Kurz Il Uren
have sold for client TO a Mr.. Cam
meyer plot of three lots on the south
side Of l57th street, 100 feet east OF st.
ANN avenue.
HALL PLACE. Alexander Selkin has
sold for the Wilgus Realty Company
1899 Hall place, II two story dwelling.
on 10, - iXl0j.GX irregular, near 18Th
Street
81, AIMS AVENUE, Louis Reiss has
sold for Mrs helen =. Leube 10 Michael
busch 1s5 ST Ann avenue, "a four
story Nat. on lot 28xlW. The buyer
gave in exchange a plot. IOox1OO. at
III" corner of Rose place and ?38th
street
EAST la4TH STREET. Julius Trattner
aud ! Klein have sold FOR |. Flecken-
stem the two story dwelling at $50 East
Bath street, on lot l71OxlOO. to Mrs.
Minnie eastman.
W0ODiCREST AVENUE.-E. Osborne
Smith 4 Co. have sold for Herman
Hartman the three story house at the
northeast corner of Woodycrest avenue
and l6jth street on lot 25xi0o.s
The sun., 1912-07-25
RESULTS AT AUCTION.
Public Offerings Yesterday In Man.
haitian and The Rroux.
tAT ~ vESEY STREET.
llN nr..nn EaiI..

'Hi ~
By Bryan l.. Kennedy.
WADSWORTH AV. 81. cor i,.th ~.
~ Aaioxi0o, sly apt house-H N OBrlan
vs. II Berry Go ct al: due. 3c&.5ss.<5;
Iaxes &c. s5.otse0: sub to a first r,tge ~
Sl'o.V6". to the plaintiff. ..........sl .sl6s.3s3
ny James l.. Wells Company.
6lST ST 10 r.. y. So W Third av. cox
100. sty dwlg-Stuart wyeth va Julius
Jungman ct al; due, s1,55:'3; sub TO a
PRIOR mtge Of $4,000; to the plain
ny Joseph +. Day.
iolST ST. 80 T. n y. i5o Madison nv. 25x
loo.ll sty '-nmt-H Won Siade vs. Dora
Schwsrz ct all due. s2.3s:31. taxes. Sc.
sl10".'a; sub TO prior mtge of $4,000 ;
10 the plaintiU. ............... .Sl'ssJ
,Ar 3:os THIRD AVENUE
BY Joseph T.. Day.
AUSTIN PI.. 3. 7cs g l44th st. l,5xl00x
irreg. and sty bldg OF stone yd--J y:
Slmons ct al VIZ Borough Gu, Stone 90 ct
al: due. sl7sco.lt: taxes &c. s5.l2s..;
10 IN" plaint'N ....... ...,......, .*"o,Q goo
ny J. H. Mayors.
LAWRENCE Av. II >, in'crsec a
Graham Sd :i:>si.3xco2.a. gore. Vacant
g 4 Klein vs. = " Enrich ct nj: due, 81. =
nsa ~: taxes, &c. fi.00:1+ to Fioyd W
BY Charles A. Berrian.
AUSTIN IL. n :. :?7.S . 1Ath s' :jXioo.
vacant Y Simons VS. Chas cRiifaro -
al. due. :sso<3: taxes. &C. &53'.ti: 20
the piaintih. .'......, ,'...,....... .HlOco
The sun., 1912-07-25
Navy Orders.

WASHINGTON, July :i.-Thesc navy or"
ders were issued:
Commander G. r. Hughes from the BIZ
minghaIn to command the Montana.
comma nder j. +. Garter. from SuperN 'sur
Of New York Harbor to New York YARD.
Lieut. :. q. Hooper, from Naval Acadcmy
to Bureau OF Steam Engineering, Wsshlns
ton.
Assistant Paymaster H. J, Hauser. to Bit
reau OF Supplies and Accounts.
Lieut.. u. W Bagley. from the Saratoga
to home for orders.
Lieut.. {, $ kerrick. from the Michigan %
home for orders
Ensign H. u. Forgur. to the ssrntoIs.
Ensign r. Il. Smith. from tho Cincinnati
to the Saratoga.
Assistant surgeon " Vsv', from the
E,cano 10 Mare Island Hospital 10. tire Al
meal. ~.~-AAan1
The sun., 1912-07-25

Real Estate Co sso W goth ST. July "a;
utty. + u co. lI6 Hway. .......''''S 'S'o'VoV
Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx,
LOT ESQ, map 1928 Van Courtiandt estate:
AZ Alan wisnSr ref to Henry rhs.er' ss ssc
All following same date and a,,yl
LOT 1F? asssame aHe a1s 70 sls. .s rsrney
Lors 200 and col to jacob sais and
ano. - W 3ith ST ................st stssO
i.OTs 7o:--samc to Jacob salz $500
LOTS at5 70 a.7--same to Isabella W Moore;
LoT 81 TO "sonssamc to. Anna wirtt sss
Lors i'-5issainc to Michael shea -
LOT ios@saim,c to to cciicmic;nie Nathan: q:
LOT iIe TO is,.sa,ne to Louis Molesph!ni.
Lot $50 ;ssa%s 70 charlotte Monaa;, ,,is ,SiSs
LOT nsn T. %SSks" to- David simmons. sos IN
LOT ;ia-sain,,c to Annie ii i.eydcn "
LoTs iss Isl iisss. i'7is' and i77-stms 70 ss
LOTS" i.s.i..-same to Otto Kinsna,%Sss; ~
LoTs ,H.,ss-sa,maie: to Albert kiinis".snn;
LOT Il" 8" to To- i;s.samacc to %; Firiedericss II
LOT % io.msans me to Alfred i Kciva. sci : +sr;
LOT sss--same to ncb;na r itcbcrt. ~ J:
L6Ts iss-i4o-sani;e' to chss Iicbinson, vi,
LOT Stn sss to % 5sssa,rc to Florence il %ai sTo
tsrs ssi s. Rway. Yonkers. y VI. $3.50
iors H. i,s-sanic' to to Hiliy,cr ryder. car:
LOTS v,' ,Ss.ise.sanacc' to charc,,a Mons sis
LoTs ai.-5 5iIa-:sams to Ira II Cooper: Ess;
LOTS sS sss.ss-sainc 10 DENIS NJ crcsan. :s!
LOT ~; to l'sussmc 10 rres,ley Nc
Haq1shlin, IL Highland av Jersey clSy; lSyc;
NJ :;,..;;..s.:::'::';::.. :, ';;;..,:. 800
LOTS ris,v SiG-'l 'li-Is"me to ira Cooper, Es, so
Lots :sc,:si-Ssmc Sane to Richard Crown, t:S SS
nrS aS a'' SKyn -, ,cii. ,ohn ,,''Hv
w ii!th st ...:..,,,,.:i; i;''.s,;..:.......A .Au99
IN AZ "'' W ''''' a. sbo
LOT ''o-S"'ne 10 WIN MoN'h'eF' u Este nse
nrs ia. a. ,o rlo,ence i "a
ter, isr:' 81 H~ay: n"nksrs M, fw,,,;hlosgS w,,,;h
lain 20 w ''' ''' w ''''" IL ;6o
,.ors ~ ia isS.-s sam. 10 'rhcs T Hoppsr
o. Is;s nwsy :.,:,;.r:,..,, 49,, sS;;cS ;,tS
LOT lsS--same "be") troy S'' r. so" soo
Lots ~ and iis--sam' TO VIM shaef:sr' ,Sd 81
LOTS ,SsG1i is TO :a;-sarnu,c to to Rubin Bi9msS;
LoTS zoe and sc%sSm, to Francis .sicc Al,SC
I.oTS s32 ana s3s-.same to Geo l. Bower;
dT ETrninssa,", 10 Ernest j: Brown. nnn"
49, !. ,'"'"' !" '''"''' - ' .. N
len. y ...:.:...,.......:.. 80"
LOTS $50 and i5i--same TO Andre" /: i.onS; mo;
lhI W stth ~. s''e"y
LOT 5o3--Same to Frank Finnin. 100 " ~
81 st....:..;.:..,...., :,:.. 't,.%y
LOTS Ga, TO s60-Sam" to Geo Grace, - r.
s7th 81 ............:....... .t's90
Lot 5ss-same to Margaret Haiiisey; "a
Jane st Observation-Disclosures. .tla3o
LOTS s67 10 G,e--Ssme to Helena licaiy.
o3s T. s.l ls,.................... .st,2tI
LoTs stS 10 35o-Salne to Albert King
mann .ssi sth av July 20. atty, l. T 60.
$50 Vwny ...................s3.0 $4,000
TIirMoNT Az. n . loo n Prospect av.
s:xioo[Unrrv French trsf, IL Margh"-
49,. Is ala a. attv Jacob II Corn. 3eb
~ ~ ,............sa.oo
, ,,rs ~ a. nut 2.s man pugsley estate.
The sun., 1912-07-25
.,,r> At UuCkAWAy PARK.

In' l'o, .awHy p1rk Eoalty Company
report" 'h following sales ut Rockaway
'd'h l'pr l'rlnL l.. Gallagher, his house
~ e. omar If siiAth and Triton avenues
%. Mr. ! T. White, - plot, ioXl00. ON
rum t'onu": IN Abort Lyons, II plot
''Nlo'. pu H." west side of Tenth avenue.
a'd To w g prmond, a plot lOOx1O0. on
''' '"fucr OF Lincoln and Washington
a'onuo,
Ioo II Rirhter Realty Company has
No4 '"l ';eorg" liauscr to }, Mackenzie
"o l"'- on Wcst End avenue. about 100
"'' fI'r the corner OF Newport avenue.
RockaHay Park.
The sun., 1912-07-25
APARTMENT TRADE PENDING.

william Burns has given an option 20
an investor on the two apartment houses
~" Glenham. an eleven story structure, at
2s25 Broadway. 50xIoO. and the Elbe, at
ESQ Riverside Drive, northeast corner Of
1%3d street. 100x65. Mr. Burns says that
only one of the houses will be contracted
Tor " the deal is terminated. 1t will also
include plot OF eight lots at Elmhurst,
J.. L.. owned by Mr.. Burns. In exchange
Mr. Burns Will take n large apartment
house in the Cathedral Parkway section.
The sun., 1912-07-25
Increment. os Naval vessels.

wAsUISGToN. July :A,-Tho tattieship
Massachusetts has arrived at New Lond".''
Tho torpedo boats Nhipple, Hull. Perry
prsbIc and stewart nt San Diego. the bet.
,i.sh,ps Pennsylvania and 81. Louis and the
cuuboat Raleigh nt BcliinGham.
Tho tug Osccola has sailed from 49,
West for Havana, the cruiser Cincinnati
from Annoy for shanghai the cruisers Cali
fornia and South Dakota from Yokohama
for Honolulu and the collier Abarenda FROM
Yokohama for Manila.
The sun., 1912-07-25
RROOkLYN SALES.

Buklo, 4: horton have sold for client
Wsy"rl'uG avenue, Il three story DWELL
ns ou lot l9.Sxl00.
William - MorIisey has sold for
cher' So East Twcntr-frst street. near
''A''ndul rOud. II two and onc-half story
o',a bed fram" dwelling, On plot sONlOo.
% "''am IT, Ronmcll.
William g MorrisIy and Joseph y.
"'"i hi"o old for John -. Graham the
'o t1'iiS stone front dwelling at 21ll
Iedfu-. a.,nno.
The sun., 1912-07-25
BRONX Bu1IDrNG PLANS.

The plans filed for new buildings In the
Borough of The Bronx comprise a two
story frame dwelling. 2Ix52 feet, on the
west side of Kepplcr avenue, 100 feet
south OF ?36th street. for Mary A. weinz
nt an estimated cost Of $4,000, and one
story brick stores ON the southwest corner
OF Kelly street and westchester avenue,
Tor the .Ieehan Construction Company at
an estimated cost OF $4,000
The sun., 1912-07-25
NEW TERMINAL WAREHOUSE.
viii he Erected ON West 2.th anil
Skth Strccts

i'ians have been iiied by Otto NJ. Bech,
architect, for the construction Of another
terminal warehouse. on the north side OF
l"thty-sevcnth street and extending to
the south side Of Twenty. eighth street,
'621o feet west Of Eleventh avenue 1t
VIII have frontage Of 5l.G feet on each
street and All entire depth OF 1876 feet,
VIII he nine stories high and freproof
The Terminal Warehouse Company Is the
owner OF record. The cost has been csti-
mated at s65, 900.
The sun., 1912-07-25
FIND SPITE FENCE MAN INSANE
Doctors Send Away James NJ. A,lEor,
Who Disturbed SeabriEht. ". j.

SEABRI0Hr. July :<,-James NJ. Algor.
the Rumson road "spitc fence man, was
to-day sent to the state Insane Hospital by
Or. John W. Bennett.
He II said 10 have spent several thousand
dollars in lighting wealthy residents having
homes on tho Rumson road who opposed
his plan to conmercialize the highw
He planned to run an leo cream parlOr
and bowling alley in his bungalow.
The sun., 1912-07-25
DWELLINGS LEASED.

Leon s. Altmayer has leased for term
OF years the three story and basement
dwelling at 1874 East Nincty.third street
to j. & *. O'Driscoli
The Douglas Robinson, Charles s.
Brown Company has leased for Walter
Brooks tho five story American basement
dwelling AT los East SEVENTEEN street, 10
Walter c. Taylor for term OF years.
The sun., 1912-07-25
APARTMENT HOTELS.
LEGAL. NOTICES.

III N %
To THE CREDlTORS or WILLIAM u. BEAL.
late Of the town OF Ncwburgh. County Of Orange.
New York, deceased
TAKE NOTICE that pursuant 10 Section :66t
Of the code of Clvu Procedure Of the State of
New York. the undersigned. with the consent Of
all Of the next of kin of said William u. heal.
deceased. intends 10 apply Ia the Hon. John u,
Swcscy. Surrogate OF the County OF Orange. for
goods. Chattels and credits Of said William X
Bcal. deceased. upon his ming a bond with sum
cicnt suretes In the penal sum Of twice tho total
amount o. ciains OF creditors hlcd with said
Surrogate as provided In Section 2SS.. the amount
of said bond TO be not less than the sum OF
5000.
TAKE FURTHER NOTICE that you are hereby
required To present to the said Surrogate Of the
County Of Orange, at his Once in the Town of
Goshen. County of Orange. state OF New York.
on or before the cith day OF August. 1912. any
claim that you may have against said William
II Real. deceased.
Dated July 18th. 1872.
Yours. etc.
THAUDEIrS n. REAL.
The sun., 1912-07-25
THE WEATHER FORECAST
WASHINGTON PREDICTIONS For.
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.
For eastern New York. gencrallr
fair To-day ana Tomorrow, moLcr.
ate variable winds.

For New England fair to-day and to-nior-
row; moderate winds. mostly northerly.
For New Jersey. local showers and warmer
to-day In southern and generally fair IN
northern portions. fair tomorrow: moderate
variable winds
NEW YORK. July 25--The depression
from the Northwest moved eastward yes,cr-
day without any Increase in energy anI had
It's centre over Michigan.
II caused rain from the upper lake reE..'ns
and Illinois eastward into New York aud
Pennsylvania. \ few showers also occurred
in the Southeastern states; cIscw hero tho
weather was generally fair.
IL was cooler In the Dakotas, StbraskI
and Wyoming and generally warmer cas-
ward.
The pressure was high over the Southern
States and over the Northwest
The storm in the Guif Of 81. Lawrence re-
maincd practically stationary. but increased
somewhat In depth.
In this city the day was fair: little change
in temperature. wind. fresh northwest 20
west; average humidity. 81 per cent; baroni-
cter. corrected 20 read to scu Level. ai
a. NJ, 2?.e:: T.. 81, :o'?.
INC temperature ~ this city yesterday. ss g..
corded BY tho ofnclai thermometer. Is showr IN
The sun., 1912-07-25
Referees Amounted.

Supreme Court--Dy Justice Ciegerich--.
FalkinKberg vs. Moore. Algernon s. Norton I;
EdeIson Us Easter Really GO, Frank IL.
iancey ST.. &. H. Murray: Matter OF Fiss.
John J. Freedman; Wells vs. Barker. Joseph
II Fargis