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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17
SUBURBAN SALES.

Henry W. Taft has purchased for ;25, 900
at Sheriffs sale the Hydro-CarbOn Burner
Company plant. on a plot 38Sx20O feet.
south side Of st. Paul's avenue, between
Charlotte avenue and the Susquehanna
Railroad. The sale was a result of a
mortgage made by Thomss A. Mack and
the Hydro Carbon Burner Company, 10
Mr.. Taft, on December 2, 1901. on which
$4,000 was due.
Theodore n. Vail, president Of the
American Telegraph and Telephone Com
pany. bought the Seidler home. on South
street, opposite Boykin street, Norris
town. n. j., formerly the home Of Alfred
Vail, co-inyentor with Samuel +. b.
Morse OF the electric telegraph.
Joshua l.. Evans has sold for the Ruth
erford Heights Association the two
story and attic frame house. on lot 5oxl50
feet. No. 1874 Santiago avenue. and also
for Estele l.. Mott, the two story and
attic frame house on lot 43x145 feet, No.
80 Lincoln avenue. Rutherford. n. J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York Daniel Bruhacher, Plaintln, against
Julius Braun ct al, Defendants faction No ~.
In pursuance OF q Judgment OF foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered In the eoovee
entitled action. and bearing date the 18th cay
In said Judgment named. will sell al PUBIC
auction. at the Exchange sslesroom. Nos, ia
10 Vesey Street; In the Borough OF Manhattan
City OF New York, on the 22nd day or Aus1ss
1912 at II o'clock noon on that day, oy Josepg
r. Day. Auctloneer. the premises directed "
said Judgment to be sold. and therein oescrioef
as follows: All that certain lot. piece or psresb
Of land, with the buildings and improvements
thereon erected. situate, lying and being 10 ne
Borough OF Manhattan, City OF New fofh
bounded and described as follows: Commencing
at point on the Westerly side Of the FHsy
Avenue, distant hfty-two (52) feet and six o4
inches Northerly from the Northwesterly corr
Avenue: running thence Westerly. parallel WIN
Twenty-fourth Street and part Of the distance
through q party wall, one hundred uoo) feetL
running thence Northerly. parallel with -
First Avenue. twenty-seven CID feet. nine
inches: running thence Easterly and aesN
bred 400 feet 70 the Westerly side OF tnS
FRS, Avenue. and thence Southery. along tnS
saIa Westerly side OF the First Avenue. tven1
ty-seven cd feet and nino o. Inches 20 w
point or place OF beginning. said premises -
Ing known by the present street NuInoe' eA~
ps,ed' New York. ruiy 18th. 1912
JOSEPH Y. ADAMS. RefereA
DEYo & BAUERDoRF. Attorneys sos psiS1
tir No III Broadway, Borough OF Manhas<
tam New York CITY.
Tho following Is a diagram OF ths property
10 be sold; its street number e 40 Flrss Avs
nue.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address Of purchaser ant
Attorney
AUGUST 1G
Manhattan.

AUDUBON AVE. $50. 17.Iox60; Bertha II
Heintz TO Bertha a Lawrance, Englewood,
\ J mtg $4,000; July l; 500; attorney,
L Hcintz Pine ST.
BLEECRER ST. 273 and 273h. 24.9xS0.lx
"a 10xs3.2: Robert l. Morrell TO Wheeler
Palmer. "a North Arlington ave. East
orange. y ] mug 100000: Aug 49, 81;
attorney. Charles II Topping. Is William ST.
CONVENT AVE. W $. 225 IT of 133d ST.
1Oix127 5X1 0010l1: Joseph II Mcclure and
ano 10 Elias 4 Cohen 40 West 18th st: all
liens: July 10; 500: attorney, Lawyers Title
Insurance Co, leo Broadway.
DEED of trust, all stocks, bonds. mtgs.
real and personal property; Maria + @ Nick
Ward 10 Winona dc G Edison, in trust: Jan
-. 1910: 81: attorney. Title Guarantee Co
176 Broadway.
DEED OF trust: modification of above;
same to same; March s. 1910; 81; attorney.
same as above
ELIZABETH ST. $40. ooxs7.o: Realty
Realization Corpn TO Josephine SAINT Angelo,
~ Catherine 81 tmtg $4,000: July 90: 800:
attorney. Title Guarantee Co, l76 Broadway.
MADISON AVE, 8 W cor OF Oath ST. l0Osx
$40 foreclosure. Aug 15) Ignatius VI WI
kinson. ref. to August Oppenheimer West
10Th st (mts Sl90.000I Aug Is: $4,000;
attorney. Eugene q kremer, I Wall ct,
1ST AVE. 123 20x50: Mary Nurse 10 Aaron
Stiber. 20 Ave \ tmtg $4,000: Aug Is; 81;
attorneys. q G Heydt. 81 william st.
I'D AVE, 1885. 20. 1x57: Minna Plncus TO
Julia Hesko, i25 East 10Th st (mtg SIT, Oo0);
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

Jacob Frnkelstein leased the store No.
q Bowery to IGnatz p E'leischer. for
long term Of years: also for the Schultz
Realty Company store and basement No.
153 Canal street to the New York Mer-
camille Company, for long term Of
years; also the store in No. 254 Grand
street for the Travellers Realty Com
pany to Gerstein Bros, Newark hatters,
who intend TO open a chain Of hat stores
in this city.
Pease & Gilman leased for the United
Cigar Stores Company to Mark Harris
the store northwest corner OF Church and
Liberty streets: also for Richard H.
Bauer to George Meyres the basement
store No. 9 Cortlandt street: offices at
No. 123 Liberty street TO David Mcclure
and the Deutzman Press: at No. So Lib
erty street Offices to the Standard Fuel
Reduction Company, and the store No.
J51 Greenwich street 10 David Bernbaum:
No. 80 West End avenue to John W.
rockingham, No. $40 West oath street
to Otto Won Chrenk, No. 2l0 West s7th
street to Harriet a. Seymour. No. 45i
Riverside Drive to r. S. Oglespy, No.
go Riverside Drive to Mr. Mclean, No.
ia West 72d street to Mr.. Kimball, No.
40 West 80th street to s. Strobe, and No.
SO West 10Th street 10 Horace g. Ely
&: Co.
William II. Whiting & Company leased
TO Webster Brothers. the third floor No.
Il Murray street.
The Cross & Brown Company leased
space at the northeast corner Of Broad
way and 42d street TO Emil Schult. Amelia
Rofolo. and Alexander r. Grossman:
also at the southeast corner OF Broadway
and 5sth street to District No. /, Inde-
pendent Order OF Renal Berth; Cukor
Safety Crank Company, Louis NJ. Paw
lett, the Webb Company the Lansden
Company. and Ernest Hopkinson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17

st, lots "a and IS, map Of wilismsbrisse; easa
25xiOO: Achille and Teresa Branca 70 oso ,n
y Matthew'S and ano, guardians: S1,ooo; euof-
ney, Aug Dreyer, 154 Nassau st. ,ao,.
lots $50 and 1921. map SSe lots az S 3 onS y
A Forster. aed Dec 20, 1898: Feb 2, lsSs s
Honora ?, and John J White TO George c Cor
I'm: 81 900: address. 1875 Broadway. n-,.
LOTS III and ms map ,e Ssn d Nf and
Tulsa SIlyani 70 wilhelmine Grevel: S4'ooo'
attorneys Wager g. Acker, Isl broadway
LOTS II and 72 map 1130, Hunter es. us'rs
July %, 1907; Francesca Barouiu 10 Eu'eii"'
Phelan: SITS. ,,o,o.n-
lot o. map 100, property Henry Motseapo.
,bsn ord and oath wards, 25xl00; March -.
1912 Seabury Realty Co TO salvatore SaP p.oad,
q 900: attorney, Charles Zerbarini $40 bro"u
MOUNT HOPE PL, as, , 1873 $500 q " Sl and and
Dora VI Fassg to Henry Messenger, s Trmst
81, 900: attorney, Title Guarantee ana
CO d 1a s'I AVE- q $. Is IT of Bonner pi 20
x,oo. MAJ is 1912; Thomas d Malcolm Co.
struction co 10 Mary NJ Gardner; s lo,vW.
torneys, Arrowsmth g. Dunn. 2ol br =. ~ q,
po PRbS s5 runs AsT aas'sx lo47 Il E
81. iot "a. parcel TO- map 111i, suo.dv pN,E sv
erty estate William Ogden tr s'g Re"bnitser 10
"a Edu 'G p Cole si.2ls; attorney. smith,
ng pTnT % map Of villa sites, Rvcrdais; T Z,
ward begins at pit cor OF PIC, 80, t%ai "a
from n W cor OF land sold by f sos nc =
pabcncE ave thence along said c loV 10 p',
g. s. Io8 10 plot ok n 100 to peg cI 800
4 fsNIO0 lois; Nov %. 1905: James . any 40 ooo:
Devsny to Lion Brewer g; Grant ~ Nassau ST.
atSot,IE' 'pPoPicRTY; Dec T. 1907: Sans ~
sanne: 80 900; attorneys same as ABOVE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17
LARGE STATEN ISLAND SALE,

One Of the largest real estate transsc-
lions in the history OF Staten Island was
consummated yesterday when the tract
Of about seventy acres, owned by the
Barnes estate for over two hundred years.
passed into the hands of a syndicate OF
Canadian capitalists.
This property will be at once developed
"a a high class, restricted residential sec
ton and will be known as Woodland Ter
race II Is situated in the 9Th Ward. ad-
Joining the Vanderbilt Homestead farm
and has frontage on Lincoln avenue OF
nearly 400 feet. II is the intention OF tho
syndicate 10 develop this property hrst,
later taking up other adjacent property
I'm which they have an interest. The man
agernent Of sales OF the Woodland Terrace
development has been put In the hands
Of T. A. Matthews.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17
.CHIRCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
0hodox Quaker Looking Forward to Their Five Years Meet
inu. To Be Held at Indianapolis.

Orthodox Quakers Of New York are pre-
paring TO send delegates to the FIVE
Years Meeting that will be held later IN
the year at Indianapolis. There is grow
ing interest on the part Of these QuahelS
In this meeting, which was ORGANIZED ="
decade or more ago. New YORK fneI'us
ware not leaders in the forming OF II, Du'
.hev are beginning TO appreciate It's pos
sible value to their denomination "hoso
needs are especially pressing now III thiS
city and state.
The Orthodox followers. Tho own the
meeting house in Goth street and Gram
Grey Park, have fallen in numbers 10
such an extent that the property mas peeH
offered for sale. Some OF the members
advocate union with the Hickslte oTdilch
in Rutberfurd Place. They maintain tilaI
Fbe differences in doctrine when once
existed between them have practically
disarpeared and that therefore the TWO
bodies ought TO come together.
The asking price OF the Ortbdox meet
,ns house is 100000. Restrictions on
some Gramercy Park property against JUS
use for business purposes has auecteu 'lle
sale of All Souls Unitarian Church IN inc
same street. and will affect the sale OF the
Quaker property. it is said.
The Five Years Meeting, to when Nc"
York Orthodox Friends belong. repre-
gents the efforts of Quekers TO centralize
their affairs. It is now proposed to make
this Five Years Meeting biennial chang
ing it's name of course. The name sus-
eested is the Superior Meeting OF Frlenas
of America. II is also suggested that
uerrlanent secretary be employed
ouakers of American now number 10
co.. of whom almost all are Orthodox IL
happens. however. that in New YORK ana
Philadelphia and In the New Jersey ana
Long Island meetings the Hicksltes are
strongest in numbers and most active IN
work In the West. however, and es-
pecially in Indiana and Ohio. Orthodox
ouakers have changed tneir former meth
dds and become almost like other reHs-
ious bodies. in adopting musical instru-
,nents and choirs. in having pastors ana
IN dropping their plain dress and speech,
New York Quakers, both orthodox anu
Hicksite. cling to the old forms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
AUGUST 10.

CLINTON ST. 1876. store. etc; Bernard Cal
ev,sLI and ano TO Max II Gemunder; yrs
from May /. 1912 $3.50; address. 1913 Clin-
HOFFMAN ST. 2J01-25Oe all; Pinnacle
Realty Co to Basil Tangrcdi; yrs from sept
/, 1912: So 300: address. 749 7th ave.
9TH AVE. 220i. n store; Rosanna Varley
TO Max Hayman; yrs from May !, l9l2; sJ"o;
address, 22Ui It'll ave.
7TH AVE, 22O4. store: Rossnna Varley 10
Max Wolhcim; i yr from May /, 1912; 5000;
address, 2204 7th ave.
nent; Resented Kahn to c Franclni; Yrs
from June ], 1872; $3.50; address. $50 ID ave.
73D ST, 328 East store and floor: Mary
Wiesenberger TO Anton Hala: yrs from May
]. 1912: $500: address 326 East T3d ~.
18TH ST, 100 East. all: Elias Cohen 10
Solomon W Friedman; yrs Z mos from Sept
/. 1872 s1.s0O; address. 1903 3D. ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17

and arraigned before Magistrate o'Cou.
nor, in Yorkville court yesterday. Van
Twistern said the burglar escaped with
jewelry valued at $500, and asserted Howe
had admitted having pawned these ar.
ticles. The detective said he traced Howe
through finger prints left on a velyet
cloak.
It is said that Howe's real name IA
Otto Van Have, seventeen years old, the
son of a caretaker in the house OF Mrs
Frances Forbes at No. West 5sth street.
and that he forged Mrs. Forbes's name TO
a $50 check which he cashed. No com.
plant was entered on this charge bur
Howe OF Van Have was charged with
burglary In the first degree and held In
5000 bail for examination on Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed yesterday at tho Real Estate Ex-
change salesroom. Nos. II and le Nesey
street:
By Joseph P. Day.
83D sT. 2o5 and 207 West. 9, $40 = OF
eth ave, 30xJs9; two sty d"ss; SOLD 20 NAs
plaintiff for Sill, 500; also,
156TH ST, Az West. u 8. S4B X Oh
Broadway 80. 3xg9.I1; : sty teumt; sold 20
Rosemary Ash for $4,000
AT TIE BRONX EXCHANGE
By ]. H. Mayors.
y CHESTNUT DIR. sol. g cor o. Borues
ave. q s.94 IL; sold 70 Mary a Haneihode for
BY H. g Mape. & CO.
OyERING ST, 1922, @ o. PTS Il n Of Fri.bv
ave. 28x9i II: cold TO the plaintiff for $4,000;
ovERING ST, 1924. +. E. 24o.s 4 n OF FrIsby
ave. 2Ox93Il: soid TO the plaintiff for S4""'
oVERING ST. 1926. e s. 2Go.3 4 n OF I'rlsby
ave 2Ox0i II; sold 70 the plaintn Tor A'Z"'
0VERING ST, 1892. e ?. 1908 # y OF Frieby
ave. %. 6x9i II; sold 70 the plainuh for *l'''o'
OVERING ST. 1928. e s. 2s0.s # n Of Frishy
ave, 2Ox93 l1x20x04.1i sold to the plaintin Tor
S' 0;1yERING ST. 1880. c g, 1908 # Of Frlsby
ave. 2Ox94l1; sold 70 the plsintih for S''l"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
krGI'ST i6

10Th ST. A West; Asher Joror ct al sg'
+ Kingsbury Bull et al; Aug IL. 1912; s22o
ST NICHOLAS AVE, W cor l5Oth st
Allegro & spallone Construction Co ag'
welt0n Construction Co ct al; June 8, 1872
81. ZOO
3. 1919: si,lO0.
2c5TH ST SIS. go u Of Pauidins ave;
Wostchester Wood Working Co agt William
RjnGestcin 81 al; July s. 1912; s.. 100:
SAME PROPERTY: Pletro Serrillo agt
same: July Q. 1912: s29o.
SAME PROPERTY; Henry Nordhsim as'
game June rs 1912; S25.
SAME PROPERTY; Robert She'll ag'
same: June I. 1912: soT CO.
SAME PROPERTY; westches.er Wood
Working co aFt same: July g. 1912: 81. $50.
SAME ROPERTY; Church z Gates CO
agt same: July g. 1917; SASS 90.
4STH ST. 403 East. and lst ave. So
Morris Spergel Ggt Antony Durgo ct al;
IuIv 81 1912: $40
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF granite. and
Attorney
Interest at per cent unless otherwise stated.
AUGUST 10.

with name and address OF grantee and
Attorney
Interest at per cent unless otherwise stated.
AUGUST 10.
AUDUBON AVE, 49,. 77.l0x6o: Bertha A
Lawrence to Bertha II heintz. G5s " ldlst 1t;
July 1 prior mtg $1,000; ! yr; $500. at
torney. J lleintz. - Pine ~
ARDEN ST. = " +. 800 n " OF Magic ave,
12Oxl30: Brown Brothers Incorporated Owners
and BUILDINGS TO Union Mortgage Co. 100
Broadway; Aug 10: due June !. 1913. per
cent: $1,000. attorneys, Merrill q Rogers, 100
Broadway.
BOND ST. %, 25xlii4; Winona de C Edison.
trustee. 10 Title Guarantee & Trust GO. l75
broadway; Aug 10; duo as per bond; $1,000;
address, I76 Broadway.
BLEECKER ST, 273 and 273is. "a 0xsOi: A
Wheeler Palmer TO Robert l. Morrell, II East
32d st; Aug 10 (prlor mtg 10000; due as
per bond; $1,000; attorney, Clias II Topping.
CONVENT AVE. " s. 22c It OF 1880 st,
1O4xI2Ib; Elias A Cohen TO Jos II Mcclure.
exr. New Rochelle. y Y: July 10: yrs; s4O.-
ooS q!SF9sy M t q ilo c9 71g 8,
Kaufman & Lewenthai Realty 60 to Francis
spe!r. 27d Rdsewoo1 Road; SO Orange. ..
ELIZABETH ST. 40. 2Oxs7e. Josephine
santangelo TO jaealty Realization Corporation.
87s Grand 1t dbrior mtg $1,000; Aug I; In
Guarantee and Trust CO. 178 Broadway.
HESTER ST. III. 24.7x0o Norfolk st. IS,
~. fNiOO.Js Jennie SpcctoT IN SalRuc NacDt,
200 Riverside Drive prior mtg s3l. 500. de-
mand; per cent; Aug 10; loo; address. 90
Nassau st
ST NICHOLAS AVE. W cor 18th st, o. Tx
i00 Biendan Tradng co 10 Thomas Smith
Construction Co. 1901 walton ave prior mtg
1898, 900: Aug Il; . yrs, per cent; $4,000;
attorney. T G Enneyer, 1872 Nassau ST:
Cd AVE. 1855. 2D.1x57: Julia Mesko TO Mnna
Pincus, 100 Bast 10th 81 tprior mtg $4,000;
Aug 10: due. etc. as per bond: 50. 900; attorney,
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. 17G Broadway.
9TH AVE. s. lilo II n of 10Th st, q. TX
=: Gus W Solley TO John r Wigger and ano.
CASTOR ave, Jamaica. Long Island: Aug rs;
due as per bond: $4,000; attorney. Il orrell.
jr, 256 Broadway
40TH ST. 3i5 10 $40 West, 45x9s.s. sty
brk: 81 John Park Realty co TO Austin B
Fletcher. ! East Goth st: Aug IL; due June 80.
1918: per cent; S65, 900; attorney Title Guar
antee and Trust Co. i7G Broadway.
9th ST. 6l West. sty brk. 1S2xlOO.o;
Alexander Mcconnell TO Georgia y Maclay.
Portchester. Conn. Aug 49, due as per bond;
$1,000 attorneys. Maclay & McBurney. 80 Mas
sau ~.
ssTH 81. "A West. sty brk. 19.iixl0o.s;
George La Vie TO Title Guarantee and Trust
Go; Aug 10; due as per bond; $4,000; address,
176 Broadway.
93D ST. lO7 West. 3 sty brk. 17xss6 TO s
Apthorp st xl7xs9.3; Harry g Senior Orr, LAG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17
2Ith Street.

2|th Street.
The Approximate amount Of the lien q
charge TO satisfy which the above-dsscripeo
property is 20 be sold. Is twenty-five thousand
Two hundred Thirty-sx and 63 -lUo Dollsr5
Cs25 236 63), with interest thereon from the I'm
day OF July, 1912. together with costs and az
lowance amounting 20 Three hundred Eighty.
1--WE and qs-iOO Dollars Os3s5.9s). with interest,"
from July 18th, 1912 together with the eN-
penses OF the sale. The approximate amouns
OF the taxes assessments and water rates, OF
other liens which are 10 be allowed 10 tng
purchaser out OF the purchase money. or pa'
by the Referee. Is Thrty-nve hundred tory,
Dated New York, July Goth, 1912.
JOSEPH H. ADAMS. Referee~,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17
100000 BROOKLYN TRANSACTION.

In transaction involving properties to
the amount OF close to half a million
dollars. Realty Associates have acquired
the holdings Of the Henry Meyer Build
ing Company, on East 18th street, ba-
tween Clarendon Road and Avenue u,
Brooklyn. Among the Meyer properties
are forty-two one-famiIy stone front
dwelling houses, just being completed,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
AUGUST iS

WHITE PLAINS ROAD, W .. lot "a
Savings Bank loans James Moore s17, 600
PARK AVE. J65 to 500; New York Life
Insurance Co loans sutherland Realty Co
1926, 900
7TE AVE- . W cor oath ST, 1004xl0o; New
York Life Insurance Co loans Adlon Con-
struction Co Inc, 100000.
10TH ST. 3i5 and BAT West; Austin u
Fletcher loans ST Johns Park Realty CO
S9S 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17
BOY HELD FOR BURGLARY
Is Accused Of Locking Caretaker in
Closet and Taking Jewelry.

Accused Of being the burglar who locked
William Meyers, caretaker for Frederick
Edey. In one Of the closets In the bank.
er's home at No. 10 West 56th street, a
lad who gave his name as Otto Howe,
was arrested by Detective Van Twisteru
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17
GENERAL ITEMS OF WEEK.

AT All Souls Unitarian Church to-moT-
row morning the Rev. Leon a. harvey :
subject Will he Jesus Interpretation oi
Life in the Light of Unitarian Thought
This viii be the last sermon in the series
on Great interpretations of Life.
There will be service tomorrow morning
in the chapel of the Scotch Presbyterian
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan,

CONVENT AVE. W 6, 1870 It Of lSsth st;
for a 5 sty tennt, 1oxss.s; Palermo Contract
ing Co. 305s Heath ave- owner: Mast Spring
stsan ~ West i5th st. architects; $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

THE MIDDIlE COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
2d Ave. and 7th St.
Roy JOHN 6. FAGG d. l., Minister
REV, DAVID VAN STRIEN
Will preach at II y. NJ. and 5 z. VI.
THE MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH..
9th Ave. and 10Th -.
Rev. PETER II. MILLIKEN, d; p
viii preach az II \. NJ. and ?. NJ .
Morning. What All The World is Seeking.
Tvenins: IAN Old Fashioned Home
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST.
NICHOLAS.
9th Ave. and 4Stn St.
Rev. MALCOLM JAMES MAC LEOD. Minis
ter Church closed during month Of August.
THE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH.
West End Ave and 18th st.
Pev HENRY EVERTSON COBB. d. D.,
Minister Chnrch closed: VIII reopen sept s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17
ITERATtONS.
Manhattan

! I'D AVE. 6s2: 10 a sty store and avg: 3
| Eerkowsky, IT'D 5th ave, owner; L kining
| ir, 100 9Th ave- architect: 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
y ~ = =
Manhattan.

twi,h name and address OF lenders at'or-
rey)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-17
r,Yr MARBLE COLLEGIATE CHURCH..
THE COLLEGIATE CHURCH OF ST.
NICHOLAS
THE WEST END COLLEGIATE CHURCH

W FrL ~ VI
Rev. HENRY EVERTSON COBB. d. D..
Minister. Church closed: viii reopen Sept.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-08-23
Witt OF Tomatoes.

In addition to the common leaf blight
Of tomatoes which is quite common this
year, there are two forms Of Tomato
Wilt; one caused by bacteria and yshow-
ing in wilted tips; the other. caused by a
soil fungus, in which the leaves turn
yellow from the bottom up. These are
also prevalent in parts of Maryland this
year.
The chief hope in controlling the two
latter diseases, is in finding resistant
varieties, and in order to do this. special
lists of the State Horticultural Department
wish to examine as many diseased fields
as possible. It will be greatly appreci-
ated If anyone knowing the fields 10
which number Of plants have died from
one of these diseases, will notify the
Maryland Agricultural College & Expert
ment Station. a. College Park. Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-08-23
Snow carIands.

Curious ropes Of snow that form
on window lodges, tree branches, ETC.,
at a temperature. near freezing point
have been brought to notice by DR..
Karl Kassner as "snow garlands."
One Of these ropes photographed on
the building Of the Meteorological in
stitute In Berlin was four inches in
thickness and was suspended by the
two ends, the distance between the
points of support being three and
three-Quarters feet and the vertical
sag about one and one-half inches.
The snow on the little projection of
the wall. it is supposed, was warmed
by the heat Of the building, when the
middle slipped down and, being thus
removed from the source Of heat.
froze again.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1912-08-23
Foas sewiIder Birds.

It is a curious thing that. though
human beings are utterly bewildered
In dense fog, most animals ma their
way through it without much diff
Guilty. A horse will trot along in its
right direction as though the air were
perfectly clear, and not only that, but
viii take the right turning at the right
moment IL it is at all accustomed to
the road. A human being would take
any turning but the right one. Birds,
on the other hand. are utterly bewil-
dered by fogs. Pigeons, for instance,
viii remain motionless all day long,
half asleep, huddled up in their pigeon
houses. Chickens and poultry Of all
kinds won't stir all the time a heavy
fog is about. Birds Of all kinds, as a
matter Of fact. seem helpless during
foggy weather. Pearson's.