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New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
Lawyers Mortgage co to Mon,enor.
corpn: $4,000
MECHANICS, LIENS.

BID AVE- e93 and 99j @ p Raymond a ~.
W Bourke Cochran, owner: Lawrence i NnihIe.H
| contractor; S4s 90 n
SEATON AVE, s. 325 u Of Randaif.x,
T5xl00: Peter Brokaw agt Seaton Consfr,.21e,
Co. owner and contractor; s71s 6s f'a
5TH ST. 533 and 533 East; Joseph sharc.l .
al agt Rosie and Cosy Forst, owners ana s1
trsctors; S2s6 "
VBRMILYEA AVE s. 100 It W Of Ishar..
150X104: lockwood Co agt Allen CONFINEMENT -
owner and contractor; $3.50.
sEATON AVE. W $, 400 It n OF Nelson srs.-
x100. Alfonso Perry agt Annie and Harry n -
ler owners; John Saunders. contractor; $50 =
LEXINGTON AVE. 365 Harry RosA,s..-
Iron Works agt Susie 81 Faust owner. FSa
Margolies lessee Preston Faust, eontrse,ssa "a j.
S115
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n cor Of Goth 81 NJ
1922; Robert Griffin Co sgt Highwosd p.ss
and Construction Co. owner and contrSo1r, ~
$40 65 . ~
18TH ST, $50 West; same agt Diwin R,F.y
owner; Highwood Realty and Construction'S, n,
contractor $1940 65. y
VARICK ST. II: Charles Burkelman az, N.
Herman. owner; Herman. contractor: sss,
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, 9l6 To e24. Jams
Mcbride Co agt Samuel Gotthelt owner; Rottsr
dam Holding Co, contractor; 1854 10
PARK AVE s, 437.7 II Of 18th 81 ,oo
100: HARRISON Walker Refractories Co a9t Hon.
Construction Co. owner and contractor: $500.
136TH ST. 168 West: Harry Grohman az
Elizabeth Gibson, owner; - Keller, contrae
tor: 81 25
FERRY ST. 81; Edward c Eustace agt Pol
estate. owner Broadway Packing Box Co lea
see and contractor. 1892 36
HUDSON ST. 5o3 to 5O7: Oriental Fireproo
Sash and Door co agt Greenwich Investing ~
owner and contractor. S5O1 60.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
. SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders Attorney
JANUARY 80.
MANHATTAN.

HENRY ST. 80, 25x1OO; Nov 30, 1909; Jo-
soph and Dina Davis to Max Mande; s1,750;
attorney Samuel Plummer, Beeknan st.
MORNINGsIDE AVE. W cor Of l2lst st:
mtg on fixtures &c b 81: June 8. 1911: p Duff
4 Sons, iEcOrp. to FitZgibbons Boiler Co;
81. 70i. attorneys. Woodford Bane & Butcher,
Madison ave.
SUFFOLK ST. ru, 2Ox75; Aug I. 1911;
Rubin AMI Lena Resler TO Heiman Flomennaf;
$4,000 attorney. Samuel B PollIk. 63 Park
Row.
I'D ST 80 East: mtg on fixtures. etc; Dec
a. 1911. Harry u Christopher 20 L Kern
sL772. attorneys, Hirsh Ehrman 1o Will
lam st.
23D ST 80 East. 25x0s9; March Is. 1911,
No 80 East 23d ST Co to Chelsea Realty Co.
$To.OOo. attorney Title Insurance CO. l"o
Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY. March p 1909: Dora
EranD aad Nathan and Mary Glasshelm to
JoseGh Eastman. exr. sos. 900; attorney. Title
Guarantoe and Trust Go, I76 Broadway.
SD ST 43i West 2?xIoo.5; May -; 1906:
trInry. Thic Guarantee and Trust Co. lIo
Broadway
9GTH ST. Ia East. 25x1OO1l; NAV 81, 1904;
Jennie : Korn and ano: 10000 attorneys,
Quackoubush & Adams. % Broad st.
oGTH ST. .l73 East. 25x1oo; May 81 i90d; 90d
Philip and Jacob Freeman 10 same; SlOOoo'
attorneys, same as above
IoCTH st. $ 100 II W Of lst ave, i5x
100 II July I, 1903. Lotta 4 Lyons to Mutual
Life Insurance Co. S6,500; attorney. Lawyers
THE BRONX.
FREEMAN ST. 8, 80 n of Stebh'ns ave.
2GNGG ma 7NGllO: Dec 10. 1904. Thomas J
NcIauslfliu 20 Charles T Dotter: $4,000. at
iorncy. Lawyers Title Insurance AMI Trust CO.
100 Broadway
JONES AVE. q s. 400 u Of Jefferson ave.
2INlo0. Edeuwald: Jan IL. 1909. Harry Wal
lach 20 Mary f. Monaghan; S22j. attorney,
Robert + Aling, l40 Broadway.
LOT l4lA. amended map portion Gleason
property cath Ward. oct %. 1911. Elise DAN
i'm 20 eel DahlIn: $500; attorneys, Hyman &
Baker IG7 East l21st ~.
SAME PROPERTY; same map and date;
same 20 Peter 4 Hating; 5000
LYMAN PI. o s. lots and :. blk 4i2, map
tglgb subdivision property Lyman Tiffany.
bou,, 22T T. from $ Freeman 81 runs .
100 TX n q OK n q * % I0N " 100 3X .
1910. August 10. 1907 Frank and Catherine
Brady To Virginia Anderson. $1,000; attorney
Smith Williamson, %64 Alexander ave.
PARK AVE WEST. 446l, XS7.lONlsXsS6 g.
Nov IL. 1906. Thomas and Mary Hatton to
Maria - carries. admX; 5000. attorney
Hunter Lack, 80 Court e. BROOKLYN
l79Tn 81 y g. 252 of Decatur ave. 5l.4N
loGNO2 5xg%. c. June II. 1911. O'RourH" Broth
cr, Go % Manhattan Mortgage 60, S35.ooo'
aud .rss 200 Broadway.
2sSTH 81. T. S. 50 Il " OF Katonah ave 2oX
700. Sept -. 1911. Alice Cunnen 20 Catherin"
G. uui, 1900, attorney George FiU ~ Park
Row
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
PROMOTER INHALES GAS
Saws Its All Over" Reading
Note-Prospered in Grand Rapids

Andres Bevier was found dead yesterday
afternoon in his room at No. 100 West 9th
street. having committed suicide by in
haling gas through a tube he had fastened
70 the gas let He left note in which he
asked forgiveness
According to Mrs. Richie. his landlady'
Revier received a letter while eating his
dinner Monday night. He read 1t at the
table and then said 10 her: We'll, it's all
over" After dinner he went to his room
Mrs Ritchie said Bevier came from
Grand Rapids Mich, and had been in New
York two years She said he told her he
was an inventor Of paving block, and
had used il in Boston. paving many OF the
streets, adding that he appeared 10 be well
supplied with money.
The body was removed TO the morgue by
Coroner Hellenstein. Mrs. Richie COM
municated with the mans family in Grand
Rapids.
Grand Rapids. Mich, Jan. @.-Andries
Bevier. who committed suicide in New
York to-day. was well known in Grand Rap
ids. although he left here eighteen years
ago for the East. His widow and a sister
still live in this city, while two sons, Percy
Bevier. OF Flint, Mich, and Dubois Bevier,
of Spokane, Wash, also survive.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31

SO 5th ave; Jan 30: ) yrs AZ per cent
S22 900: attorney Frederic de Foster a
Wall ST.
14TH ST. 1875 to 1870 East. 2o2 Il " ,,i,i,s6 81 30
90 con SchInasi. $40 West s9th st: Jan %;
Z vrs: $50 600; attorneys, Horwitz d wiener
$40 Broadway
11sTH ST: u East; sty hrl;; 2oxdooi nen anna
due Dec I, 1915; 8 per cent; $4,000 attorney
Jacob I Beeman, $40 Broadway
123D ST. s. so II of Park ave: 2Ox1OO;
Ann q Mealiia 10 Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank; Jan 30: 81 Chambers st; 3 yrs; $4,000;
attorney. william c Orr. 81 Chambers St
leGTH ST, n s, 32s It W Of lst ave. lsxo9;
Augusta Filler to ph Hyman, III East slst
st 0prior mtg 100000. Jan 80; demand, . per
g. nj: So OOC; attorneys, Freyer & Heyman, III
Broadway.
l33D ST. S. $50 # Of Lenox ave, 25x09;
Max } Klein to General Memorial Hospital aa tor
the Treatment of Cancer and Allied Diseases
40 wall st Jan 30: yrs: SIS 200; attorneys.
Bowers & Sands. 81 Nassau st.
t45TH ST. 524 and 528 West. 5oxl00;
Lcncx ave; Jan 20 prior mtg SGsOool; yrs.
) per cent; $1,000; attorney. II Mosher' ID"
Broadway.
THE BRONX.
COLLEGE AVE. $, 225 IT $ Of l71st st, 5ox 5ox
due per bond $4,000: address, 434 East
115th St
HOE AVE. W cor OF l74th st. 1O0x25; Timo-
tiny r sullivan TO heliNOOu hedlty w.
Hunts Point rd (prior mtg s4500); Jan 2; .
yrs per cent: $4,000; attorney. Title Guaran-
tee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
LOTS 600, 700. 494 and 495, map Gleason
property; Frank de Caro- TO People Trust
Co, trus ISL Montague ST. Brooklyn: Dec IL;
due as per bond: $3.50: attorneys. Wingate e
cullen. 30 Nassau st.
LYMAN PI. f. 227 II Of Freeman ST;
David Morris to Title Insurance co. 30
Broadway: Jan 90: 2 yrs per cent; s5,oOO:
address. 1875 Broadway.
PROSPECT AVE, " $. 80 It Of Oakland pl
25xl00; Wirth Realty and Construction GO 20
o F Prince CO. 1870 Webster ave: Jan %:
due April !. 1912: per cent; 81 ooo' attor-
ncy Paul NJ Crandell. 346 Broadway.
UNION AVE. n 5, 81 II Of f63d st; ?
lots, each 22x132 t2 mtgs, each SlOO.OOO); ;
Kramer Contracting Co TO Abel King and ano,
lis East 65th ST. Jan 20 (prior mtg Sll7,OoOD' :
due July |, 1912; per cent, $4,000; attor-
neys. KruZman & Frankenheimer % Broad st
VALENTINE AVE. $ G s, at n Of l9sth
ST. lOjx irrek. Valentine Construction co 70
Pauline Greenberg. 207 East 6lst 81; Jan 20
du" per bond; $1,000; attorney. Quo sam
ues. 90 Nassau ST.
CIaremont 5Ox177 to Highbridge ST, 56x irreg;
Cornelius Long to John 'Hynes, 2316 David
son ave; Jan .; due, etc, as per bond: SlOO;
attorney. Hynes. - Broadway
13ITU ST. 3. 1IO n W OF Brown st. 25xl0O;
Elise II Molke TO John Schierenbeck, 30 be
Court pl. New Rochelle y Y: Jan 20; due Feb
l. 1917, $1,000; attorneys Rsbe & Keller 25s
Broadway.
SAME PROPERTY: same to same (prior
mtg $1,000: Jan IS due Aug l. 1913 5A per
cent. $500: attorneys. same as above.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
TURNS DOWN PARK BOARD
Finance Department Against Salary In
crease for Colonel Smith

The Finance Department will report un-
favorably 10 the Board of Estimate to-
morrow on the request of the Park Board
for an $500 increase in the salary of Colonel
Clinton Smith, secretary Of the board
Some weeks ago the board passed a resolu-
tion 20 increase the salary of Colonel Smith
10 $500 The board reduced it last year
10 $4,000. Park Commissioner Higgins said
he was sorry he had voted 10 reduce il. but
now favored it, and desired in that way TO
apologize for the mistake he had made.
The Bureau of Municipal Research how
ever, opposed the increase, on the ground
that ii had found Colonel Smith incompe.
tent. Colonel Smith said the officials OF the
bureau did not like his name. and that bo
considered them bunch of blackguards D"
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesrOcm, Nos. II and l6 Nesey street.
BY Joseph l.. Day.
RROADV g cor lGDth 81. COX l5O q
sty apartnen. house with stores sold to tho
pIalntiT for seas 600.
ISiST ST. 72O West $ E. 2ls5 n OF Broad
way. LOOKED 3N1OO GNl1s II. sty apartment
hous.. adjourncd 20 Feb g.
At The Bronx Exchange;
BY Charles 4. Berran.
HEWITT PLACE. S22. :. 1867 II n ~
IongyooI ave, ION 100: sty nathousc. sold
tn the plaintiff for SO 375
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
WESTCHESTER AVE, $ . cor Castle Hill
ave ~ pNIGi. IOXlS.5N157.B; Withdrawn
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

fU-ith name and address ol R'hHtcC al'u at
tornCy.D
interest per cent unless otherwise stated
JANUAHi 80.
MANIIATrAN.
ptEECkER ST, l3G 25Vloo. Alipio Hras-
.ot,i a. Unlpu & Butler, 900 Park ave. Jan o.
= ,rs. SiT 800: attorneys, Evarts thoate X
sherman. go Wall ST.
CENTRAL. PARK SOUTH, g. 30 Il of
7tb nye T5NIOD, Hubert Apartment Associa-
lion to Henry W Guernsey tmtg Sl2poOO)
Ian ~: Z yrs, Il per cent; go Central Park
south: 81 900, attorney Lcmucl Skldmore' W
wall st.
pAH< AVE, sG7. "IX70 Maria + Higgins 10
Ti,lc Guarantee & Trust 20; Jan ~, due as
psr bond; $4,000: address. lI6 Broadway.
ST NICHOLAS AVE, @ q. - II 3 Of l2Sth
st o5xtoi: John r. rive to Nicholas j O'Con-
nsIi ~ clover ct; Jan 80. yrs. per cent
Cnrior mtg $4,000; S2,1nD; attorney Tule
Guarantce and Trust Co, lI6 Broadway.
sT NICHOLAS AVE. p II II : Of l2sth st.
sIS nOo,: 3 yrs, o per cent. $500; attorney,
same as above
tsr AVE, 23IO 2Jx94 Mattco De Ambrosio
| 81 Ian 20; due Jan 80. 1915; per cent; ST.
| 500. attorney, n n f Schultz. 55 Liberty 81.
TrH AVE, g. % II II Of i3lst ST. 25XTI;
| Seventh Avenue Amusement co to William \
| Butler trustee Southampton, y Y; Jan 20; 1
yr. 81 per cent. Sil 900; attorneys wallace,
| Butler & Brown, - Wall ST.
| 5TH ST, s. 235 n OF Avenue G, 25xa1:
J Charles Neshel TO Ethel Welies Kinss!and.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
SATISFIED MECHANICS, usne

BROADWAY. s35; Morris Zimmerman azt
Joseph Cooper ct al: Sept II. 1911; $50
VICTOR ST. s. 100 n Of Morris ave.
Mugler Iron Works agt Cont Bros ct al. Jan II
1912 S166 %. -
SETON AVE- " 5. 400 # Of Randan av,
Standard Plumbing Supply co agt Annie Metz
Ter ct al; Jan 81 1912; s2T5
BRYANT AVE $. 375 # 5 Of Jennings .,
J Cuilo & Bro agt Mondschein co et al; Aus
Z. 1911: s4l5.
sTH ST. 30l East; Anna Godstein agt Dedrick
Gronholz ct all May 90, 1911: $40
10TH ST, 2O6 East same agt same; May a.
1911; $50 -
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
NEW NIGHT TERM. CITY COLLEGE

The second term of the evening sessions
Of the College of the city Of New York
will begin on February at the main build
ing of the college, Convent avenue near
10th street. Courses in mathematics po-
litical science, history, English literature
and physics will be open for new students
Candidates for admittance may apply any
evening, except Sunday, from now until
the beginning of the new term.
1t viii not be necessary for applicants to
take the regular entrance examination II
they can show a high school diploma or
evidences Of an education equivalent TO
that received at high school.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

IENOX AVE. Q 8, l36th 10 18th st cean.
for | sty oil storeroom, sX23, Bellevue and
Allied Hospitals, owner; Meyer srcatect;
500.
THE BRONX.
1s4TH ST. ? cor Park ave: for a sty brk
tenmt 5OX9O: Hope Construction Co 80 Broad
way, owner Edward Byrne. 1929 ID ave-
architect: $4,000.
l66TH ST, n 5. 1921 II W Of Washington ave:
for a sty brk tenmt 62x747. Bethel Con-
structton Co. 1927 Faile St owner; Edward J
Byrne 1920 ID ave. architect; $4,000
OAK TREE PLACE. n q cor Lafontaire ave:
structon CO. 1855 Washington ave owner. Ed
ward Byrne. 3O29 81 ave architect S30G0a
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
BARNEY ESTATE REPORTED SALE.

William Goadby Loew is reported 70 have
bought the estate Of the late Charles :.
Barney near Roslvn, Long Island, consist
ing Of large two and one-half story man
sion and about slxty-five acres Of land the
property has been held AT f9","o and the
house vas occupied for n couple OF years
bv Mrs william X. Vanderbilt. who recent
" bought n place near Jericho
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
ARLINGTON CHURCH SOLD,

Henry @. Eishcmius sold for the estate
OF II. G.. Eilshemius to the First Prcsoy-
fcrian church. OF Arlington. \. j.. the
southwest corner OF Kearny and Laurel
avenues. a plo, OF lOSN3cc feet AT Arlington.
y J. The Preshyteribns propose shortly TO
build a new church on this site. which will
cost, when completed. about 5000
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
INCREASE IN MADISON AVENUE VALUES
Property Near 4sth Street Sold for the Third Time Wnn
Year, at Large Profit
INTERESTING TRADING WIT HIN NEW COURTHOUSE ZONE

TO Arthur II. Scott Katherine c. Church
and Charlotte y. Weston.
Albert B. Ashforth has leased for Mrs.
Flihu Root 10 Mime. Eugene Lemay, cor
setiere. for a term of years the four story
dwelling house No. % East both street. Ihe
building will be altered.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.
From The Tribune Bureau.l
Washington. January 30.

Washington. January 30.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders
have been issued:
ARMY
Lieutenant Colonel a. G. DUCAT, Goth Infantry,
to Fort Leayenworth. vice Captain SAMUEL
V. HAM 7th Infantry.
Captain GEORGE II. MMASTER. sth lnfan-
try. detailed with organized militia OF
South Carolina, 10 Columbia.
First Lieutenant JOHN G. MOORE, from 7th
TO 9th Infantry.
First Lieutenant WILLIAM L. MORRISON,
from 9th to 7th Infantry.
Second Lieutenant FOLLETT BRADLEY. As
signed 10 9Th Field Artillery
Second Lieutenant EDWARD a. EVERTS,
from Sth to 18th Infantry.
Company J. ed Battalion of Engineers, TO San
Francisco. thence 20 Honolulu March g.
Leaves OF absence: Major GENERAL FRED
ERICK D. GRANT two months; Leuten-
ant Colonel THOMAS j. LEWIS. 18th
Cavalry, two months from February 10.
Major HENRY A. BARBER (retiredJ J.
military attache. one month Captain
GEORGE NJ. APPLE, LIST Field Artillery,
two months.
NAVY.
Civil Engineer r. c. HOLLYDAY. detached as
chief of Bureau OF Yards and Docks; to duty
in connection with that bureau.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31

Nick Karos; 3 yrs from Feb l. l9lz; sooo'
address. 15s East seth ST.
18TH ST. 552 East. cor store. etc; De Fec
" Del Gaudia Construction Co 70 Albert u
Frank and ano yrs mos from Jan J.
1872; $3.50 address, G32 East 1SIth ST.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
ALTERATIONS.
THE BRONX.

n I :
! MORRIS AVE, e s. 93.5 # Of 15Qth st to 4
| sty frame store and dwg 22X32 3. Vito Pit
| taro. on premises, owner; Moore Landsledel
| Sd ave and 14sth st. architects; $1,000
| PROSPECT AVE. 2 g. 1870 n OF 18Th st;
| to l sty brk store and dwg. 3oX2I 8: solomon
Weinstein. ll4g Steboins ave. owner; Arthur
| Arctander Co. 391 East 149th at. architect s3-
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

225TH ST. 5. 26l7 Il u. of Pauldins ave,
25xlG96. Karby O'kennedy. attorney loaA
Charles Ringelstein. jr, $500
225TH ST, s, 1856 It v Of Pauldins ave
25xIG9 &. same loans same $500.
2o5TH ST. SIS 3ll.6 It Of Paulding ave
25xiU9 6. same loans same S3Ip
New-York tribune., 1912-01-31

Civil Engineer r. c. HOLLYDAY. detached a
chief Of Bureau OF Yards and Docks; to out!
in connection with that bureau.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-04
SISTER FIGHTS HAYS WILL
Accuses Cousin of Fraud in Getting
Large Estate.

A contest of the will OF Miss Mary Ella
Hays, who died on August % last at the
Riyercrest sanatorum. Astoria, Long
Island. was filed in the Surrogates' Office
yesterday by Mrs. Frances Hays Han
ford. sister OF the testatrix. Mrs. Han
ford alleged that her sister was not Of
sound mind when she made her will, on
August 10. 1887, and that the will was
obtained through undue influence and
fraud practised upon Miss Hays by her
cousin, John r. Hill. and some other per-
son unknown 70 the contestant.
Hin Is the principal beneficiary under
the will Besides receiving a direct be-
quest of a mortgage valued at $1,000 he
receives $4,000. from which the income
for life was to go to Elizabeth Ross, who
Is dead. Mrs. Hanford receives under
the will Of her sister only the use for life
of a cluster diamond ring; at her death
st is to go to Hill. Miss Hays also left
1000 to the working girls vacation fund.
Three OF the legatees mentioned in the
will died before the testatrix. as did the
two witnesses and the second executor.
who was to act with Hill
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-04
HE HAD TO WED OR WALK
Husband Tells Troubles to Court, but
Gets No Help.

John Fabian Silverward. real estate
dealer, had his wife. Elizabeth Challinger
Siyerward, whom he married last March.
hailed to the Morrisania Court yesterday,
because she refused TO give up his wear
ing apparel The complainant told Magis-
trate O'Connor that they had not lived
together for month, and since then he
had been trying in vain TO get his cloth
ing
Silverward said he went 10 Staten Isl
and last March with the woman who later
became his wife. She was doing all the
spending, he having no money. Then
she told me-" said Suverward. that 1
would have to marry her or walk back to
The Bronx, 80 we we're married at once"
After listening to the marital troubles
of the couple for half an hour or more
MAGISTRATE OConnor said that he had
heard enough to enable him to decide
thar the case was one for the civil courts
He accordingly refused TO accept charge
against Mrs. Silverward, although he ad-
vised her to let her husband have his
clothing. on the ground that she could
not make any personal use of the prop
erty.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-04
NURSE PLEADS GUILTY
completing Term for Theft,
Faces Prison Again.

Heien Louise Watson. the young nurse
VINO was arrested and taken to White
! ia'ns after her release from the peni-
'ehtiary to answer a charge of grand lar
ceny In the first degree. pleaded guilty
Yesterday when arraigned before City
'uoee Piatt. She is accused of having
stolen jewels and dresses valued at 81. so,
whlch were the property Of Mrs. Mary
Forter Gregory Devereux. who died at
the home of her son, Walter Devereux.
at Eddies Point, Mamaroneck. five days
after Miss Watson went to the Devereux
nome to act as night nurse to Mrs.
Devereux.
The young woman declared when ar
rested that Mrs. Devereux had given her
the articles. Members OF the Devereux
FAMILY said Mrs. DevereuX was uncon-
scious most of the time the young wom-
an was in the house, and that II was out
OF the question that the articles missed
could have been given to the nurse by
the dying woman.
Two days after she left the Devereux
home Miss Watson was arrested In Brook
Ign for shoplifting and was sentenced to
fifty-one days in the penitentiary.
she Will be sentenced later.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-04
"Women's Work" Given Dig
nifty and Prestige by Pro-
fessional Training.

A new brand Of college education for
women is being supplied on Morningside
Heights this fall. Any one who protests
that-the country seems pretty we'll sup
piled already with womens colleges will
be informed promptly and enthusiastically
by the authorities Of the newest one.
which is part Of Teachers College. Co.
lumbia University, that this Is different"
We do not aim to duplicate the work
Of Barnard and Wellesley. and all the
Others" they say. I'VE aim to cover
territory which they do not touch. The
purely academic college turns out people
who know things. We turn out those
who do things. The two types of training
appeal to two radically different types OF
mind. II parent comes to US with a
young girl fresh from High School and
asks:
Shall I put my daughter in your COL
lege?' we answer:
YES, II she likes to design her own
dresses better than to study her Latin.
II she has executive ability and likes to
do things with her hands, then train her
to fill an executive position in the world.
Society has suffered from a lack of
trained doors, while there has been an
oversupply Of college graduates who were
crammed with book learning they could
not apply to practical affairs
The aim Of this new college. then. Is to
combine the old cultural subjects with
new technical ones. It is not domestic
science school, It's aim is not to produce
women who can make the flfty-seven va
rieties of salads and a different kind Of
LEFTOVER" every day for luncheon. 1t
does aim to produce women with broad
general education who can take command
Of tea room. a hospital. an interior
decorating establishment, or any one Of
dozen other types Of executive position
for which women are fitted by nature
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-04
CONDITIONS ON ISLAND BAD
Grand Jury Hands Up Present
ment After Visit to Blackwell s.

The regular September grand jury, a
committee OF whose members has visited
Blackwells Island. the Tombs, the West
Side prison and other institutions during
the month, handed up a presentmcnt yes
terday to Judge Grain In General Sessions.
The prcsentment was signed by John j.
Griffen, the foreman, and Edwin II. Loeb.
secretary Of the grand jury. Judge Grain
told them he would call their criticism to
the attention Of the proper authorities.
In the workhouse the grand Jurors
found a $4,000 electric light plant which
they reported was not used. The stores
on the island they found TO be kept In a
non-iireproof building. The stock stored
there is worth about 10000, and the grand
Jurors suggest that a hreproof structure
to keep II In might be an economy.
The sanitary arrangements at the work
house came in for criticism, the grand
Jurors reporting that they were obso-
lete and not conducive TO good health"
They call the attention OF the officers In
charge Of the workhouse TO the number
OF keepers and matrons on duty there. In
the opinion Of the grand Jurors the num-
Der is altogether too small. They found
that the tailoring department In the new
workhouse was housed in a shack which
gave no protection from the weather to
those who were working there.
The City Hospital. the grand Jurors say.
shows an urgent need Of operating rooms
and modern elevators
The other institutions visited by the
grand Jurors came in for no criticism.