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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-07
TAFT OFF|C|ATES
HEBRON FUNERAL

g,,N-..,A.N-. d. .,, r..
- - Aus 'i@
dent and Mrs, Taft today attended th0
third fap,iI,. funeral sinca President
-,
A"'' to'" M oa'il Ut '''i~' 'i'''e -
Judge John W. HERON OF thus city,
father of Mrs Taft. who died at his
home here YESTERDAY
Accompanied by Charlie Taft, Will
liam g. Heron, Mrs. Taft's brother.
and Major Rhoads, military aide to
the president the president and his
wife arrived here this morning, pro-
ceeding at once to the home of
Charles p Taft, brother to the prest-
dent. who was unable to be present It
the funeral Mrs Taft was in heavy
mourning About two hundred per-
sons had gathered at the station, but
on account of the presidents sad
mission no demonstration was made.
Crowd at House.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-07

people shall be supreme, party that
shall represent in the nation and
the several States alike the same
cause, the cause of human rights and
Of governmental efficiency" The
reassertion of the States rights doc
trine of the Democratic party Grip
pies and fdrcecloses any real or
genuine relief to the people. 1t re-
duces their promises TO hopeless and
empty phrases. The mission and
spirit of this progressive movement
VIII thrill the republic from end to
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-07
MR.. CHALONER NOT
MIXING IN POLITICS
TOO BUSY FIGHTING COURTS TO
TAKE WEDDERBURN's SUCCESS
TON SERIOUSLY.

~ an, tan bus,. manning nv cam
-. ,...,
pdieh i"F 'ae 'ei'' ana '''ii VI '"7
acv laws and IN ny fight win ,te
Naw York coi1rfs fo give any attention
n,,,,oa =, ,eolaya, tain ,rr,~+ro,,
40 p"''''N9' '0'-'
Ehaloner YESTERDAY wren Informed "i
the SUGGESTION th4t Ie would make
fiite.rrt: "a.
-. d. ,,.oa., ttol..t
81 'i' >i''
The suggestion taihe from A!eAa"-
der j. Wedderpurn, editor oil Inc Aie
anuria SUNDAY iflh"S, VINO NeTtti'''
telesraphed Roos aN9lt at thlcaeo S1E
costing Mr.. |haloncf for INC se'o.ia
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-07
POWER
REACHES EVEN
INTO THE T0Mbs

cifjed To make him the goat" and that
he would have to make the fight for
his life without outside help. and keep
his silence, on pain of death. should
he be acquitted.
The story that $4,000 had been
raised within the police department
for the defense Of Becker. was denied
by John +. Mcintyre, the noted crtnii-
nal lawyer, after he had accepted
retainer from Beckers family, to de-
eend the policeman. McIntyre's last
noted ease was the defense OF Cap
tain peter G. Hams and Thornton
Hains. for the killing of William b.
Anns
The five Rosenthai murder prisoners
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-07

in the tombs were all arraigned before
Coroner Feinberg, sitting as a magis-
trate, this afternoon They are
Whitley" Lewis. "Dago Frank Giro
fici, accused of the actual murder, and
Louis Libby, William Shapiro aud
Jacob Reich, alias Jack sullivan &C
cused of completely. At the request of
the district attorney, all five cases
were continued until August 18th.
when it is expected that the inquest
will have been concluded.
Incidental to the arraignment of the
five suspects, district Attorney Whit
man produced a new witness. whose
name he withheld, who declared that
within an hour after the commission Of
the crime he carried a message and
money from Weber and Rose to the
four assassins, who were hiding in a
fiat
New York detectives left late today
for Worchester. Mass, TO identify two
men at Spencer. Mass, answering the
description of Glib, the Blood" Horo
WITT. and Lefty Louie" Rosenzweig.
the two missing gun men, accused or
the actual murder OF Rosenthal
Rose in Blue Funk.
Late today District Attorney Whit
man hurried to Jack Roses cell aud
while the prisoner paced up and down,
tuSBlHR at ms CIaNat ana WFtiRlHE MS
hands, tried to draw from him the
list Of graft-paying gamblers What
success he had had the district attor-
ney would not say tonight.
II is understood that there are three
Of these lists, one showing collections
made byJ Rose for Becker, one showing
the collections made by Becker. With
pames. from disorderly resorts for a
police inspector, and third showing
collections made by Harry WALTON for
still another police official.
These lists are understood to dove
tail with evidence obtained hy opera
tives OF the william J. Burns detective
agency in an Investigation of police
graft that has been in progress for sew
eraI months.
The grand jury, which is to tnvest-
gate the police graft" charges, meets
next Thursday, and 1t is understood
, that these lists will be submitted then
by District Attorney Whitman
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-08-07
Early Morning lire.

The Gre alarm was turned ~ al / ]
o'ciork this morning. 1t was due 1t
sparks lgniting the roof Of bos
factory in Pocahontas. The Games
were extinguished with buckets, an
the damage was small
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-08-15
$1,4OO.0O Nugget

X Southeastern Alaska nugget in the shape of business oppor- tunity faithfully worked, was picked up by N. H. Bailey and partner who cleaned up S1, 10000 this season baking for the troIIrrs in the vicinity of Forester Island, While the gold nugget imay?l i,e rare in this section the business opportunity makes profitable dig gin 's' for an enterprising being. Mr. Bailey, as seen in another col. umn, came in on the Uncle Dan from the west, with 500, co as his share of profits from short sea, son, took passage for Seattle last night.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-08-15
Wickersham receives plurality vote and will succeed himself as Del
 egate to Congress from Alaska.
Regulars and Socialists
 Run Close Race
Election is locally democratic stampede. Harrais cellar champ.

Throughout Alaska the 1912 Delegate election with the candi.
 dates each having a possessory, argumentative or district advan- tage, proved a very spirited affair with some surprises mixed in for good measure, the result being the reelection of James Wickersheni to represent the Territory in the 63d Congress, Among the sur. prises of the election is the close results of the regular republican and socialist campaigns, Gilmore
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-08-15
New Game Law
 Regulations
flew departmental rules for protec- tion of game which took effect on August lst.

In a circular of the Biological survey, U. $. Department of Ag- riculture. which Was issued August 2. are six new regulations for the protection of Alaska game, some of which, as they apply locally, ap- pear below,
 Open Season for deer, The sea- son for killing deer in southeastern Alaska shall be limited to the per. od from August E to November I, both inclusive,
 Linits,-The number ef deer killed by any one persoh during the open season shall be limited to 6
 Sale, The sale of deer carcass ses Tn southeastern Alaska shall be suspended until August t5, 1913
 Killing deer on certain islam ds- The killing of deet oh the follow. ing islands in southeastern Alaskai Duke Island, heal niNon Inlet; Gravina Island, neal ketchikan; Kfuzof Island, west of Sitka} Sue meg Island, heaf klawak; and Ea- fembo Island, near Wfahgell, is hereby prohibited until August I, 1914,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-08-15

the republican nominee, who though practically little known in Southeastern Alaska, proved so popular in the far north that he was able to hold his own with the socialist candidate krauczunas, who received a surpris ing vote in nearly every district. Martin Harrais. nominee of the baby moose democratic party received the largest collection of goose eggs.
 Locally the results show demo. crotic stampede which is chiefly credited to the fact that Jennings, aside from the socialist candidate was the only one to personally pre-. sent his case to the voter, and to the efforts of /. K Cheney, who appealed to Wrangell voters in q campaign speech August 9th.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-08-15
River Boat
 Ready Sunday

Vim. Fletcher and Geo. klaquits with the promise of a bonus for completing the river boat for w.. Strong by next Sunday, have been pushing the work rapidly along and expect to have it ready for ser. vice on schedule time, The 24 h.. p, Fairbanks Morse power plant was received on the Dolphin Mon jn,t
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-08-15
City of Seattle Aground Near
 Ketchikan

The steamer City of Seattle which sailed from Wrangell at seven last night southbound, [, grounded near ketchikan while running in dense fog. No dam. age is reported aud she is expected to float off at high tide toeay.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-08-15
Shakan Foreman
 Injures Hand

II, rhronson, foreman of the canncry at Shnkan, met with ser. ious accident Saturday while work. ing with topping machine, which broke the bone and badly damaged
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-08-15
Manuwai Party
 Visits Sitka

|, H. Parker and party, of the cruiser Maaaawi, made a cruise to the wes, last week visiting Sltka and Wafh. Springs Bay FeMfntng te WfaAxsA sunday attyFAsvA,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-08-15
Dan Passengers

Passengers to Wrangell on the Dan this week are; Mrs. E. Pitch. er and N. H, Bailey, of Fish Egg and Nj, Snayley. of kowheen,
The Wrangell sentinel., 1912-08-15

flesh 0f one tlnypf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
LEASES.

James A. Shceran has leased the three
story and basement private dWciiins
house No. 1870 Lexington avenue ,or Nina
Katzenmeycr TO Or. Charles y. Graf fof
a term " years.
Frederick Fox & co. have leased for
the Inverness Realty Company. the store
end basement and the 1rst loft, contain
ing over 1900 square feet OF space. IN
the new twelve story mercantile building
lust completed AT the southeast corner OF
Lafayette and Howard streets. The les
sees src the Whiting Paper Company
photographic department., which has been
located on Franklin street Tor many
wears. The lease is for a long term.
The Stationery department Of the whiting
Paper Company. which IS now located on
Duane street. has secured lease OF
Ave floors. containing 5000 square feet
OF space. In the new building now ia
course Of construction at the southca~
corner OF Seventh avenue and 18th street
The Duross Company has leased Ior
Louis Re,sche the store and basement IN
No lJ6 West street 10 Anna Weidman Tor
"a term OF wears,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
THE WEATHER REPORI.
nnlcinl Record and Forccast -Washlngto

Official Record and Observation-Disclosures.
July ia disturbance OF limited area ap-
reared of the Georgia coast Monday morning.
Il developed slightly during the day. causing
moderately high winds from Charleston TO
jacksonville. and is central tonight over
southeast Georgia. Storm warnings were
ordered Monday morning from Charleston 10
Jacksonville, and further notices Monday night
aovlslng caution until Tuesday morning.
tn. hish pressure and cool weather from
& the Northwes, have extended over the lake
sregiop. the Missouri ana upper MISSISSIPPI
sxalleks and the central plains states, but the
temperature II again rising rapidly 10 the
westward with nigh readings reported from
The interior OF the Pacific states IN New lev.
/ Ohio Valley and the Gulf states temperatures
continued high.
the Mississippi River. and there were also
Aiocal thunderstorTns in Missouri. Kansas, Ok
iahoma, Northeastern Texas, Louisiana aud
rhe central and southern Rocky Mountain re
Unse,tied showery weather will continue
rrussday IN the lower lake region AMI the At
lfar weather "wednesday, except in the soJth
; Atlantic and east Gulf states. over the re
maltter OF the country the weather will be
Axeneraily fair Tuesday and Wednesday.
IN Hfil be cooler Tuesday IA the middle and
lower Missouri and OHIO valleys. the eastern
/ lower lake region. the middle Atlantic states
4 and New knyihnf anu MdilUti ~ AHt Wiz
souri and upper Mississippi valleys. the central
fRocky Mountain region and the central plains
fsfates u will ho warmer "Wednesday ia the
,lpper lake and western lower lake regions and
tthe Ohio VALLEY. IN the extreme West high
Temperatures viii continue.
J Toe WINDS along the New England Coast
Twill sbe moderate west aud northwest middle
tAtiaatio Coast. moderate variable over south
FERN and western ami northwest over northern
[porttors; soutn Atlantic Coast moderate east
Hand southeast. except brisk 20 high Tues
- -. arsfQ and I
r<zss Gulf coast. moderate variable; ives, Gulf
Coast moderate south: on the lower lakes
rtodsrste north and northeast. upper lakes.
moderate northeast 20 southeast
steamers departing Tuesday for European
ports will hals moderate wcsf winds, showers
ffreeday and fair, cooler Wednesday
Forrsasf for Special f.Ocnlitles.--For MARY
land and the District Of Columbia, unsettled
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

Henry Fax aud ano. eNrs to New York say
ngs Bank: $1,000.
LAWYERS Mortgage co to Alice connoy an
ano. ox-. S2O.Ooo.
Cornelius Powers TO Emma Werthein
500 600
Edward g Briagcman and ano. trus. TO Johr
G Gulick: $1,000.
Daniel Moynahan. as Collector OF Assess
nien's aud Arrears. TO samuel II kuptcrmnn
S2.o0G
Charles y Harris n Brian g Hughes 5000
James @ Vent To- August Simon: s225oo
Elizabeth \ Tietjcn 10 Fannie Newman
$500
Hcnry Bronner to Beatrice Realty and Con
strurtiOn 60: 81.
Leopold Goldberg ct al. cxrs. to George W
samuel Keller TO MarGarctha Buettel
t2.0Oo
Same 20 same. s25o1
Edward & Hridgmun and nno. trus 70 John
c Gulick: <ii.C0o.
otto W Kahn to Farmers Loan and Trust
Jacob Wolf TO Jacob Wolf and nno, exTs;
500 Go,
Rosenstock. $1,000.
Go,ham Mortgage co to Sarah Abramson;
81 coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
OPPOSES "PREP" SCHOOLS
Navy Wants Prospective Mid
dies to Avoid Them.


Washington. July l5.-BelievinG II is for
the best interests OF both midshipmen and
the naval service the Navy Department
has come out squarely with a recon-
mendation against prospective students at
the Naval Academy studying especially
for the entrance examinations at prep
schools
The new edition OF the regulations gov
erning the admission of candidates to the
Naval Academy as midshipmen. contains
the advice: Candidates and their parents.
and others interested in them. are urged
TO consider the advantages OF applicants
completing their preparation at schools
near home.
The authorities Of the Naval Academy
and the Navy Department do not recon-
raend any preparatory school for candi-
dates, believing that 1t is more favorable
both TO the candidate and the naval
service. to continue his preparation among
persons familiar with his previous educa e
tion and deeply interested in high educa-
tional success rather than TO subject him
10 the doubtful influences attendant upon
entering another school. among strange
surroundings land companions. for the
short interval between appointment and
entering tne academy
Commenting on the recommendation.
Acting Secretary Beekmsn Winthrop said
to-day that it will be the aim OF the
authorities 1T the Naval Academy In the
future to make the entrance examinations
less technical. 80 that Il will not he so
urgent for candidates 10 study especially.
Flc declared the examinations hereafter
will be made as practical as possible.
1t IS expected that the suggestion viii
yrove q severe blow to several nrepara-
tory schools near Annapolis and Wash
irgtor Several times before the Navy
Department has manifested its dissaus-
faction with the prep schools. but has
never zone to such length in making
recommendations against them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16

An onartment house in the Washington
Heights section which figured IN uaue
70, twentv-,wo lots in the Hunts POM
section OF The Bronx headed 'ne
sales which were announced yest|'ua1
The six story structure on p'o' ''N'V'
feet NJ the southeas, corner OF AHiS'''
dam avenue and l,ith street was SOU "
the Henry Morgenthau company ''
Aaron Goodman. In exchange inc Jug
inc COMPANY gave plot Of aLolt i"e''''
TWO lots at the functions OF BECK anu
Tiffany streets and Tiffany aAu 'oN
streets The property fronts 90 iee' ~
Beck street g27 feet in TIFFANY street N""
80 feet IN Fox street. H. IS tic lhteh''o"
Of MIR. Goodman to improve part OF inc
Reck street frontage with ave s'ors
apertmsrt houses snc dispose y ths pai-
ance OF the property TO other Dulioe's'
The Henry Morgenthau Company ais"
sold TO Shiren & Silberberg l'lot ol
more than Ave lots at the junction Oh
Rock and Tiffany streets. In the hunt
Point section. The PURCHASERS VIII p'''
coed at once with the erection vi n'e
story apartment houses on TINS plo'' ~
dy \. Ncinstoin was the broker WIN
Drought about the sales
\ four story building on pot lnX-.0
feet from plans by Walter cook 'i''
Winthrop 4 Welch is 10 be erected Oh
the westerly side Of Mornngsidc Drive
about go feei north OF TIT Cathedral oil
81. John the Divine. In this STRUCTURE
viii be educated the boys who VIII sing
in the choli OF tic cathedral ~ VIII
have Gothic exterior 10 conform Win tn>
architecture ~ the cathedral.
Inc Holland house. at fifth avenue
and sOth street which vas partly reirou-
elled last year AT an expense OF N1'Vp'
shortly after the hosiery passed rom
the hands OF Gustave Baumann 10
&. 4. Wood. OF the firm Of Harvey q
Wood viii soon undergo more changes.
Plans for the new work have been pre-
pared by ". l.. Stoddart. VINO estimates
the cost at $4,000. and tha, us compile
ton will make the hotel - modern as
some OF the newer hotels.
Besides decorations and r,lrranSe'
men. Of some Of the rooms, there VIII be
alterations TO 100 bathrooms. increasing
their number BY fourteen, the installing
OF 2 sprinkler system IN the basement,
and providing additional dire cscnpes and
fire lines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16

to-day. probably showers and somewhat cooler
Wednesday. fair. light TO moderate north
winds.
For virginia, unsettled today probably
showers; Wcdr esday. generally fair. moder-
ate variable winds.
I'or Delaware, New Jersey and Eastern
pennsylvani1. showers and somewhat cooler to-
day. Wednesday. fair light to moderate north
west and west winds.
For Eastern Now York. local showers and
cooler to-day. Wednesday, fair moderate
northwest and north winds.
For Southern New England. showers and
cooler to-day: Wednesday, fair moderate west
and northwost winds
For Northern New England. showers 10 day.
cooler. except in extreme Eastern Maine.
Wednesday. fair, n.O:e ate southwest 20
northwest winds.
For Western Pennsylvania, LOCAL show ers
this morning. followed by fair Nand cooler;
Wednesday fair; moderate northeast and cast
winds.
For Western New York. showers ard cooler
to-day Wednesday. fair; moderate north
and northeast winGs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
MECHANICS LIENS.

WATER ST. 23S: Thomas Ostick ast Fulle,
& Warren Co. owner; Taylor. agent; con.
tractor Sl4I 10.
WHIrLOcK AVE, s4s TO $50: Harry Freed
agt I-ockwhit Co. owner and contractor: Sg4 20
BEEEMAN PL. 2; Anton Henrickson aet
Vincent i.ippe aid Joseph l. Lippe, trustee.
and contractors; 1901 80
srIf AVE. fs9: Louis Bergman agt Francis
l. Ogden owner: Lawrence Bolognno, lessee:
Edward NJ o Drirn, contractor; 500
CROTONA AVE, n e cor 110tn ST. li7sx
1867: Colon 81 Hartnctt agt Nu-Law Realty
and Construction CO. owner and contractor:
$1,000
EjU;ECOMBE AVE. :. near 153d 81 T5x
100; Webster Iron Works agt Edgecombe Cont
Co. owner Romoco Construction Co, contrac-
tor: IS 800.
WHITLOCK AVE. s4s to SEQ: Jackson
Brothers agt I.ockwhit Co. owner and contrac-
tor: NJ Anderson. contractor: $203 70.
18th AVE. 307 and 900; slsdon Iron Work.
agt 2sth Street and Seventh Avenue Realty Co
owner: Samuel Welaterser. contractor: SIZE
9TH ST, lGl West: Sladon Iron Works agt
oSth Street and Seventh Avenue Realty Co,
owner; samuel Wcinbcrger contractor SIS.
10Th ST. 50i 10 5ll West: Benjamin Cold
berg agt Nes.or Holding co. owner. LYMAN
Cohen. contractor: S7T ~
18TH ST. oS and 80 West: Samuel Carucei
3gt Lecnhard Realty Co, owner and contractor;
$1,000
SAME PROPERTY; same ast same: 1910.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
APARTMENT HOUSE FOR LOTS
TWENTY-FIVE Parcels in The Bronx Given for Six Story
Structure at Amsterdam Avenue and 174th Street.
m,,s,c SCHOOL BUILDING FOR CATHEDRAL OF ST. JOHN

Sons; ! yrs from Fec 20. 1912; 81. zoo; address.
23s Nrst 2sth It,
LEROY ST, 81 double store: William j
Rauch TO NJ Groh's sons: us from May l..
1912; $40; a dress, 23S West 2S;h ST.
MANHATTAN AVE, 1850. corner store; Man
haitian Avenue Holding 60 10 Molle Ettlnger:
. yrs from Aug 10, 1911 $500; address, 2O12
9th ave.
PLEASANT AVE $50, store. etc; F'ilomeno
Curzio TO John Curzio; yrs from July l..
1912; $500. address. sol East 1i5th st.
ID AVE, 223S. store. etc; Michele Fralna 10
Edward Costa; yrs frcm June !. 1912 S1,0sO;
address 22;S "a ave.
I'D AVE 3l3. store and basement; Morrill,
Palmer TO NJ Groh's Sons; 2 yrs from May J.,
az: So 900: address a3s West 2sth st
18th 81. 4J2 East. front part II first hoor
A. raham IL Nogel 10 Isaac Landau: 3 yrs
from June ], 1912; s4.0OU; address. 1910 Park
ave
l7iTH ST. 400 East. front part CT first foor:
Abraham Nogel 10 Isaac Landau; 3 yrs from
June !. 1912, $4,000, address. 1910 Park ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16

las. st: July II: $4,000; attorney, Title Guar
antee and Trust Co. ii6 Broadway.
PARK AVE @ cor 10th 81. DIX: Elias
A Cohen and Helene FuId. 1870 East 10th st;
JUL 10: due as per bond: $4,000 attorney, L
r Fuld. 13J East 10th St
RAILROAD AVE. s cor lGOth st, rs 3x
ll2.2; James g Corbctt to Addle \ Sullivan.
343 East Hist st; July IL prior mtg $4,000
due as per bond $500 attorney, NJ sui
lival, Willis ave and 14Stii st.
81 MMiT AVE, g 3. rs II ot 1921 st. 25x
100; George + Bacfe TO West Bronx Realty Co.
90 Ferry 81; July IL; 3 yrs: $1,000: attorneys,
Appel 81 Taylor, 90 West Broadway.
XEREfiA AVE. n cor Lyon ave. J0xlOO:
Norbert Robllcrd co TO City Real Estate co,
17G Broadway; July IL yr. pc, cent: SIS
COO. sttorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co.
1I6 Broadway.
30 AVE-. 2i4o. " :. % oxl0N: Asa W Cooks
ton 10 Corporate Mortgage Co. q Cedar ST
July Is: due az per, bond; Loo; attorney. n
y Patton. q Cedar ST.
NTH ST.. az East 25SfoO: Awhile Realty
and Amusement Co 10 Joseph Schneider, cxr.
Astoria ]. I: july Is; yrs; 81 900: attorney.
Charles p Hailock. 800 East 1S0th st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
JUDGMENT AGAINST ROBBERS.

Eugene Slaine and Edward Kinsman.
who arc in Sing Sing for their part In the
hold-up of taXicab and the theft OF
.s25.c coo last February failed TO answer the
suit brought against them by the East
River National Bank 10 recover th"
stolen money and Judgment was given
Yesterday Ia favor OF the bank on the
pleadiaes. Geno Montani. owner OF the
taxicab. who was also convicted, an
swered the suit, denying any ~, in tho
robbery. The suit against him viii 30 TO
trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
LIS PENDENS.

RIVERpAlE AVE. 2 $. 1854 u . ., Rock
St 3d. 4xto0. James fishe Az Catnerine
Ma Walters e. al (partitionD attorneys.
y T. & \ Prime
s0Tr ST. g oi1 n " Of West End ave
43A4s.Gy irrcg Hudson City Savings lnstitu-
ton agt " Everett Russell 81 al 'foreclosurs
~ mtg: attorneys Collier e. Browning.
BERGEN AVE. " cor Rose ST. 0oxsI.
Nathan J Gumbiner agt Jacob Reich e. al
foreclosure OF MTG; attorney luck'
man. - -.
ATTN ST. sos west: Charles Z Applsoy ast
George Latour 81 al foreclosure or mtg;
attorneys. Cannon g Cannon.
fSTU ST 332 Fast. Emma knapp azi
r.duarl xey 81 al foreclosure o. mtg): at
tornev q Brown.
SicT ST. rs East. Albert Hochenbers
AT Emma r Mulvany ct al foreclosurs of
mfgl: attornev. " Arcns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-16
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Thc Sronx.

MORRIS AVE. r. - II Of Bonner pl
for three sly brk tennis. II sxss each;
Thomas u Malcolm Construction Co Thomas
y Malcolm. 1861 Sd ave. PRESIDENT owner
Harry r Howell. 81 ave and 149th -, archi-
tcct: total cost. $4,000.
10Th ST. : : i3i G6 n OF DAILY ave: Tor a
7 stv frarne stores. ~. 4y65; q. Bark Realty CO
&C. O Kiaoo. 2i22 BRYANT ave. presidcnp, own
a.. 9 Stsininet-, 1907 East iosth 81. archi-
tcct. cost. $500