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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
HELD FOR BEATING BOY
Butcher Said to Have Lashed His
Nephew for Losing a Quarter.

Fourteen-year-ol Abraham Sobel. VINO
lives with his uncle. Jacob Sobel, butch-
or. at No. 4O7 Cherry street. displayed to
MAGISTRATE Corrigan several ugly welts
across his back in the Tombs court yester-
day (which he and several witnesses said
were put there with the buckle end of
heavy leather belt, welded by his uncle
The butcher had been arrested on the
bows complaint. and admitted on the stand
that he had beaten the boy, but said the
beating was not severe and no more tnan
ne deserved. The magistrate did not take
4 the same view Of it. and held Sobcl in 5000
J hail for trial IN the Court Of Special Ses-
slons.
Abraham Sobcl said he was sent to the
grocery store on Wednesday by his uncle
swho IS also his father by adoption, to get
% cents worth Of potatoes He lost the
quarter on the way to the store. he SAID
and when he returned to the house and Told
his uncle he received beating with the
belt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06

The property at the northwest corner OF
Central Park West and s7th street, COM
prising a plot 756x10C feet, has been pur-
chased by the Owners Building Company,
Of which Samuel A. Hfrzog is president
through Slawson & Hobbs. The company
Is TO improve the site with a fourteen story
apartment house Of the most modern type.
The operation will involve an outlay OF
$4,000 The arrangement of the floor plan
will be TO accommodate two families to n
floor, giving unusually large rooms. In
view of the fact that an elevated station
is now nearing completion at seth street
and Columbus avenue. and this being the
only street north of seth street having
car line connecting the East and West
sides. this section promises some large
transactions In the near future.
The five story fathouse on the corner
was sold for Margaret l.. White. execu-
trix Of the estate OF John p. White. The
adjoining so feet on the north was dis
posed of for Mary Mitchell, of Los Angeles.
Mr.. Herzog has been associated with sew
eral large operations on the West Side,
and recently completed two buildings on
the East Side. one being at NO. 30 East
s6th street. twelve story structure, known
as the Westminster. and the other at No.
100 East SD street nine story building,
called the Surrey.
The Shields Company and John r. Hoyt
have sold for Andrew J. CODE and j. W.
Jacobus the Skldmore property, comprising
seventy-one acres, with a thousand feet OF
waterfront on the Sound, situated at Elm
Point, Long Island, adjoining the estates
OF Mrs. II. B. Gilbert Mrs. Satterwaite,
George NJ. Plympton and Cord Meyer. The
buyer, Thomas A. Howell, gave In part
payment No. 1913 Broadway, twelve story
loft building, on plot 2S6xlsS6 feet extend
ing through to Crosby street. The Skid
more property was originally purchased
from the Indians by the Skidmores. and
has only changed hands once since that
period. 1t is the last desirable unimproved
waterfront tract In the vicinity of Great
Neck. The total consideration was about
$500 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06

Realty apd Insurance CO.. $780, attorney. Title
insurance Co, 100 Broadway. ,.,.,,.,,,
LOTS ia to 1888 map or III lots' ,ldIeIhVli'
Heights. I'D aud 24th wares: June 1, l9Js; Joh'
Il shepherd to q harry Lester; Sieofi attorney
j l. loetzl, 16j Broadway m an -, ,eq
LOTS l6. 49,, loJ los, 100. lio. IA 10 700
ISL and 1855 same map; Dec ., 1871; Joseph l.
Zoetzi to same: ST. 100, attorneys, LdngDem az
Langbein, 302 Broadway. "
1917; Clara Dutt to United states Realty ana
Improvement Co; So. 100; attorney. Title lhsur-
anCe 60. 1876 Broadway. -.
$500 ,,-,,. ..,.,..
Nov 49, 1900; Henry Eggers and ano to FrankI KIN
Society for Home Building and savings; S2,3Oo'
address "a Park Row. ,.
LOT li5. map I449 Of 297 lots, Hunts Point
Hatdck to George and Adelhei1 Jockheim
81 300: address. 267 West i3oth ST
PIER 40 East River, being on : Front ST.
bet Clinton and Montgomery sts. with appur-
tenances: Division st. = :. 29l3 r. OF cale-
arinc st. 25xe0 10; East Broadway. ~. $ $, 2INl5
South st 'and Water 50. 40 II Q Of Clinton 81,
OK 4xi45 10. Nov l. 1890. Katharine Lincoln
Indiyid and as trustee To Sarah Z Turner: s6.Wo;
attorneys. Turner. McClare q Turner. = Will
a' ETEnBINs AVE. 1855. 25xIoSS; June %,
1903 Margaret. Ellen and Catharine MALONE
to Title Guarantee and Trust co; S"'o'o' "d-
TowN DOCK ROAD, = being lots 3$S.
49, l72, II and -, map il3lA' -; Joseph
orphan Asylum; July 3. 1901; esther arm
strong and ano to New Jersey Title Guaranie"
ana Trust 90: 1888 30, address 80 Mont
gomery st. Jersey CITY.
ZUIETTE AVE. y. 32j n Of Mdp"s ave
25nlOO; oct I. 1907; Emil Lautwasser 10 h'I-
man G Kudich; $3.50; address. 29o Broad
~
4rH ST nov Barnes are). 5, - n OF
220th st. 25x1O5: AUG 81 1903; Henrietta
Stad.e To Frances ! Fem; Sl.1Oo; attorney
s williamson, J6t Alexander av'. 80
ITU ST, : 8, 1929 n " Of Avenue 9, 43''N
1O3 being lots 80 and 23l map property m
I'ui6npnrt. also lots ~, and 23j. same map
AZ IOxiO3; Nov q, 1911; Adam and Margaretha
Minis To- Matthew sullivan; 5000; attorney,
NJ ] sullivan. I4sth 81 and Willis aye. 49,,
= 18TH ST 7O2 East, 25%ioo: June H. 1903;
Frederick Frcershaus"n 10 henrietta hIehN'
$iOOO. ,oo,
Till. ReichC nberr Lewis Goebrl cAr'
SGI 900; address - Park Row.
I4JTH ST. u =, % IT from u cor wins
ave 5ONIOO: NOV t. 1903; Holman aud Hanna
Bercnsticker to Marie Gamp; $500; att"r-
nev IIy : Camp. 1880 CLIFTON ave. 800
lGlST ST, 7GS East. 22X7G2, sept l.. h"S'
Sarah and Harry Niltz'r 10 Gertrude Boecher'
eXtrx; $3.50: address. 81 Prospect ave.
10TH ST, 5. lots 1876 and 13I. map w.
NeilI estate. oath ward J0x-Yj3.7x2Oo; Jan
% 1901: Louis and Amelia KATE ct al to Hsr-
lem Savings Bank: $4,000: attorneys, > Is "
+ - Wightman, 100 Broadway.
IsOTH ST. : ZIG II g Of Park ave, 'p.bN
1875 1Ox irr,g: Aug 30. 1911; Melillo Construc-
ton GO 10 Helen" Freund; S3OoO; attorneys
Spcl. " Bartlett, I52 Wall -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
BROOKLYN SALES.

The large factory OF the Charles j. Tag
liabue Manufacturing Company, makers oil
thermometers, located at No. 2o6 Pacific
street. has been sold by the company TO a
Manhattan buyer, who gives In exchange
two apartment houses on Washington
Heights.
At the office of the company yesterday
it was said that such a deal had been
made. but that no particulars of the trans
action would he made public until title
passed on the 18th Of the month.
The Buckley & Horton Company has sold
for J. p. Robinson. Of Manhattan, n lot
7ex1a feet on the north side Of Park
place, 20 feet west Of the Brighton Beach
elevated road About two weeks ago the
same brokers sold an adjoining plot and
the buyer will erect at once on the com
bined site an apartment house, to be ready
for occupancy next March.
Frank A. Seaver has sold the block front
7ooxIOo feet on the northery side OF 5sth
street, extending from First to Second
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
MECHANICS LIENS.

FLETCHER AVE. ~ @ cor WASHINGTON aye
a3Nl40; ID Pizzutieuo 90 SIl Nord 'o''''' N0''0-
18TH ST, 427 and 40 East; american ENs
vator 90 aRt Carishrooke Realty o. owner
Coles Construction 60. contractor, Si62 90.
AMSTERDAM AVE, 1873 and 1876, American
Pump and Tank co agt John J Mooney, owner
q n Sudan contractor; Sl74
18Th ST, 1915 to 16t West; William iIosen-
baum &. Rro agt Finance Co of Pennsylvania
owner. Cramp & Co. contractor. Louis Farkas'
sub contractor: S4J1 ~
6sTH ST. - West: william II II Dsbrow agt
Louis Neltln, owner; Hamilton VI Weed, con
tractor: $50.
RUTGERS ST, %. Philip silyerman agt Eva
Felfer. owner and contractor; $50.
IORILIARD PLACE. @ \ 211 II OF Ri ave.
!NxtOO: John Sammattano agt Pierce Consuuc-
tion 60. owner and contractor; $3.50.
4srH ST. n - 10 II Q OF 1th ave, 9oNloo; J u
Mott Iron Works agt Finance co Of Fenrsy
vania. owner: Cramp q 90. contractor. LOUIS
Farkas sub-contractor; $1,000.
4TH AVE. $50 TO 454, Felhsr Engineering
Works agt Quandam Realty Holding co and De
Forest Corp, owners: William Henderson, Inc,
contractor, James Kelly. sub-contractor; SIG.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
LOST BANKBOOKS.

LOST Handbook No $50. 1873 Of DRY DOCK -
inss Institution Any person having -,
upon said book is called upon to pfsse' .,a
same to the bank within thirty DAYS or ne 49,
hook VIII be- declared cancelled and eNtlhsuis
and a new one ISSUED in lieu THEREOF, -.-------,
RAN<BOOK No 555 202 Of the linton Dime -
ngs Bank is missing. Any person hsIme. A..
claim 10 IL is hereby called upon 10 prese' IA
SANE within ten days or submit 10 hsNhAe s
passbook cancelled and new one lssgta. - Il, ::
LOST or STOLEN. handbook No. 65t' Us OF ~ ~.
German savings Bank In the cry Or 10
York. corner 4th ave. and l4th St. issu estpst
Rose Iurie All persons are cautioned - he
negotiating the same. II not returned Uy,.sts
bank ON the 9th day Of July. lol2' duP'''
will be issued. ~
LOST -Passbcok No. Il6,566, issued by In N.
I;uion square Savings Bank. formerly ny, IT.,ts
stttrtion for the Savings OF Merchants
Finder will please return 1t to the oanh- -.
lost --Passbook No. I03672. issued oE IN
TpIon Sauare Savings Bank. formerly vi g,4s
stitution for the Savings OF Merchdhts
FinJer will please return II 10 the oahN' ---....
oST.-Bankbook No. 1904. 2o5, Bank i iSr
tngs $50 4th ave, New lork, .
stopped Please return book to 1shA. 50 -,
lost. HANDBOOK No. 967. 2is, Bank 10 pSsvn,en,
inps $50 4th ave, New iorh,
STAINED Please return book TO ns..s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
.NesOs Of the Markets

Business is very slack in Washington
Market this week, especially in the higher
,Ticod lines. This Is partly due to the
summer exodus from New York city; and
then, again. there is scarcity in the more
Expensive imported fruits, OWING partly
10 the present uprising in Cuba Which
has made it nearly impossible for the IN
land growers to reach the fruit handlers
on the coast There is 4 slight drop TINS
week i'm lamb. and though beef remains
STATIONARY. the hope is now held out that
A. viii not rise beyond the present level
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
LIS PENDEN S.

BOSTON TURNPIKE RID, II = adj lands Of
George Eaile and Thomas Secord, containing
about two acres. the Bronx. Mount Vernon Trust
90 agt Ellen Fitzgerald ct al partition: attor
ney, \ + Gescheidt.
ANDREWS AVE. o =. 24S.l1 Il of Fordham
I'd 25NlOO: Warren T. leggett ct al AIT Arthur
II Wildwood ct al foreclosure Of mortgage); at
torneys. cary a Carroll
ANDREWS AVE, q :. DIR. II = Of Fordham
I'd 25NlOO; Emma Btehn agt Arthur II Well
wood ct al foreclosure Of MORTGAGE; attorneys,
cary carroll
MOTT AVE. = . cor Hath st. 5oNlOo: Mott
ave = s. 81 II Of l44th ~, 5oNlOo; John NJ
Simons AIT Rockville Real Estate co foreclosure
OF mortgageD. attorney, VI Hart
FOX ST 57d Peter karsten dgt Joseph Lett
ner ct al foreclosure OF mortgage). attorney. \
l. Martin
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. II cor l5lst NJ. 1903 Ok
lT3I; Charles RoSenthal agt Son Construc-
ton Co ct al foreclosure Of mortgage); attorney,
r. A Iandauer.
LOT rs Sec II. Block 295s. the Bronx; Tax
Lien co OF New York agt Blanche : Durell ct
al foreclosure OF transfer OF tax lien; attorney.
W Lustgarten.
ll'TU ST. 524 East: Luigi Andreozzi ct al sgt
chanic's lien): attorneys. Menken Bros
PLEASANT AVE, =. lot -. map OF Olin-
VILE the Bronx: 27xl00: American Savings Bank
agt william Smith ct al foreclosure ~ mort
gagel: attorneys. Irwin a. Orr.
AVE A. "a le8sehold Julius Gumpel et nj
agt Francis Bossong ct al faction TO set aside
conveyance: attorneys. Feiner & Mass
sgd ST Madison ave. 35XiO2 .; United
States Trust Co OF New York agt No. ~ East
sod st Go ct al tamended foreclosure OF mort
gage) attorneys, Stewart & Shearer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
REALTY NOTES.

Blervie Hall, high-cass. six story ele-
vatOr apartment house. at No. So West
Hath street. the northeast corner of Broad
way Is Under the management Of Good
win n Goodwin.
Douglas L. Gilman & Co. have been
appointed agents for No. I02 East sd
street and No. 12l East sd street by the
Montana Realty Company.
The Cross Il Brown Company have been
appointed agent for the Heidelberg build
ing, at Broadway and 42d street which was
recently taken over by the Godair q VIM
mer Company. Of 81. Louis Mo.
SawSon n Hobbs have been appointed
agents for the Pofterfield apartments. at
No. 6l2 West 18th street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
RECORDED LEASES.
6With name and address ~ l"se"o.
LII 4 !.

BROADWAY. 1865. an. s~ee"n";- Ilgfn,y
Hotel 90 90 CroSstpwn Realty co, - yrs II
mos from May =. 1912. $4,000, address 80
Wall 81. ~ - =,
Ssnfi and ano TO Piotro of Masl. = rs iroui
July /. 1911, $1,000. address. 6s Maedous"'
OLINvILLE AVE 1885, bong LOT go map
Wakefield all: CITY OF New York Z" Peter II
snort lunn yrs from Dec = 1906, SlNb 80,
address G33S OuuNiIle ave.
1sT AVE, 1909 store and has"m'n, Lev, L.'
Fog.uhlatt and auo to Theodore h'onni""N'.
yrs 10 rios from July T. 1919. SidN. 90
dress. 1909 lsf aye.
George n Wcrt.rnan to- John irliuk". &" 70
from July l. 1912, SlG5 81 address. as Ia'.-
aTH AVE-, 80 top loft. Nathan s.hel TO
Icno schwartz ana ano, yrs from july j.
1910. 81 5GG, address. &H5 BIN ave.
a4rH ST A. West. all, william = Now Mt <
10 sultzbach Clothing Co; ~ gre ron ha'''
% 1912. SIS 500. address. - Vest San It
10Th ST III and llD East an. samuel
Mis,ein 81 al N Fannie Berkelhamm"n, )
yrs from July ]. 1912. St""', address 80
11Gfi q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
SUBURBAN LEASES.

Fish & Marvin have rented for the sum-
me- the Clarence l.. Smith estate" at
Scarsdale. consisting of house and
twenty-eix acres Of land, to Leon ?. Foust-
man. vice president OF the international
steam Pump company.
Fish & Marvin hav" rented the Fuller
property" at Scarsdalc to a New YORK
client
w Buck his country place in Hewlett
Bsy Park. at Hewlett, l.. J., TO Gouyerneur
Morris
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
UPTOWN PRICES.
Vegetables,

This is the last week for shad and the
few that are left are from Nova Scotia;
whitefish are up. but bluefsh are more
reasonable again. Duck eggs are hard TO
get, and domestic cheese is scarce and
dearer. Asparagus is nearly out. and corn
continues TO be high for this time OF the
year. Hothouse tomatoes are plentiful.
Chicory and black radishes are in. The
only apples not cold storage are the wine
saps. Plums are coming In slowly, and
the mangoes are not so good as last week.
Tamarinds are back, and Cannon Hall hot
house muscats have arrived
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
Manhattan.

18TH TREET-Arnold. Byrne & Baumann
have sold ior Maurice Freundlich, LOWS ;.
Marx and the estate Of Morris Rapp the plot.
l0ONSl 10 feet ON the north side OF ld9th
street 100 feet west ~ Amsterdam avenue.
The buyer Is client OF Arnsteiu, Levy y
Pfein"r
for Bernard Kreizer q three story and base
ment dwelling house, 80. 100 East l22d street
on lot l7AloO.l1 feet, to Joseph Levy Tor o'-
CupGugy
Company has sold for Olin shaw TO Elias y.
Cohen NJ. 1j5 clinton street. three story 'front.'
and r@ar Gg'iInss on i s%eiG, dpsnv and
John r Hoyt sold for Thomas y. Howell 10
Andrew !. Cohe ana i. ". Jacobns -" 5"o
BroadWaN. "a twelve story loft huildlns on
~ East Houston street, and running through
10 Crosby street This building was given IN
exchange for property al Great seek com
yrlsng - acres. With l.o0o-f foot frontage On
Inc sound AT Elm Point and adjoining the
estates Of Mrs II. II. Gilbert George NJ
Plympton and cord Meyer.
WEST llSTH STREET-E. \. Johnson ana
T. \. McGolrick sold for Joseph p. Peck No.
II West 18th street a five story double hdt-
house. on lot 25H1Oo1l feet. to 4 buyer, who
gives I'm exchange 2S-acTe form T.; Bound
Brook y j.
VEST iooTH sTREET-John r Davidson
Nos. ~ and 134 West loo'h street, oo Two fi'e
story triple hath'us"s. on plot 'oSI"" - t''''
to Leopold Eader for Investment
The Bronx.
OGDEN sTREET-Harold II. Harding has
sold for Bernhardt e. Wucnke TO an investor
the three story business building 40 "'
ogden avenue. on 10, 25N9o feet.
BAGNBRIDGE ENIE-Lusenc =. bnsmri
No. 259@ Ealuhrdg" avenue "n lot 22.NSN'
feet
for Nj. Flanagan No on lag" avenue &"
ava la
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
Manhattan

,7TTI ST n = POO II . Of 9Th ave. for sly
store and oillce bldg, so.2x56. T. r Gerry 2ol
Broadway. owner. Goelet Realty GO. 500 Broad
way, lessee; Warren y Wctmorc, 10 East atm
ST. architects: cost $4,000.
4aTH ST ; :, 40 II Of list ave. for II | sty
{, al pockets. BeelSman Estate Inc. East 42d st..
owner. owens A CO. foot East 10Th 81, lessees
4 VI Brothers l37 Montague ST. Brooklyn, archt
teCt. cost, SO coo.
sTIf AVE sc cor seth ST. FOR a I sty shelter.
.SxI2: Department Of Parks, owner. kraus,
architect. cost, So oct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

nth ST. 5. 1862 II Q OF sth ave. 75xs4;
CITY Mortgage 90 loans Neslo Building co
$4,000.
FOX ST. " =. 29l.I It II 10th st. 81
100 same loans Reliable Construction co
500 600
FOX ST " =. 254.l II OF I67th 81, 81 6x
100: same loans same S26O0O
LENI NGTON AVE. =. 1910 Il OF 6od st.
3+xT0: Jessie Glender loans Albert Kenk
St2. 900.
BOSTON RID $ 5. 10l2 II of Milford nj,
| ~ 8x100 CITY Mortgage 60 loans Trask Build
Ing 90 $40. 900.
IT'D ST. =, 50 n ~ Milford pl. aox67 3:
same loans same Sa7, 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

AVE A, OF and 20; Rubin Fisher et al agi
Edward Klein OF al: June II, 1872; ssh
10th ST 86 West Frank Marten 81 Al
AIT Harry q Birdsell ct AL April -, 1872:
s53l
30 ST. go East. Morris Herman agt
Abrama Heller ct al. April IS 1911; S+25.
236TH ST $. 1870 II . Of carpenter ave;
Tyurton G Fruton agt koellsted Construction
Co ct al: April 30. 1912. s9Ol q.
23GTH ST s. 100 n e OF carpenter ave;
same agt same: April 90, 1912. $500 -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
6RONXVIllE SALE.

Fish Il Iarvin have sold property at
Lawrence Park West. BronXville, to Carl
owen, a member Of the firm of Horn
blower, Miller d Potter Plans are being
drawn for house which VIII be started
in the immediate future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transaction was recorded
Yesterday at the Bronx Real Estate IN
change salesrOom.
r.. James l.. Wells & 20
E0SCOREI. AVE. 1922 5. IL ~ q
PIvnptor, ave. .5NIl SN21 .gAs3 sty d"s. sold
II, the pIaIu.IT for 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
CENTRAL PARK WEST PROPERTY SOLD
Parcel at the Northwest Corner of 9th Street To Be the Site of
Biz Apartment House.
BROADWAY LOFT BUILDING FIGURES IN AN EXCHANGE

avenues. for the Mechanics Bank TO A
manufacturing company, who will later
erect three story brick building covering
the entire plot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
AlTE RATlONS.
Manhattan,

BROADWAY. l4I! to l4Is. tn d -, rcstau-
rant and ON 'es; Broadway and Eth street 90
1912 BROADWAY owner: V OelsusC. 49, West
Broadway drch,t"'t: cost $4,000.
BROADWAY. G9l; to a sty showroom and
ftctory: \ l. Tower, Son0ma. cal owner,
stephenson A Wheeler. = West 45th st. archi
tccts. cost, $50 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06

BOSTON RID. s. 5ss ~ 1f Milford nj
AZ 6x1o0: same loans same s30.000. :
MTNFORD PL, cor of 1879 81. &. sym,
irreg. city Mortgage co loans Trask Buildine
co s37. 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

! ,With nam. and address Of grantee aud at
torney.)
! Interest . per cent unless otherwise stated
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
Manhattan.

" ~ name and address ~ purchaser and at
torueN.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06
FURNISHED HOUSES TO LET.

ETGHT-ROOM FURNISHED CoTIAGE o.
sage and boat line. Blue Mountain LsKs'
4irordscgs y Y. SlGOO. +. L. BRAINERD.
~ Stnnv creek. Conn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-07-06

5000: attorneys. Kurzman Frankenheime.
% Broadway. I'll,
tOlST ST. las West. sty brk, 2ox-' hi ANA
Rufe 70 Title Guarantee and Trust Co; July o.
Guc as pei boad: sll 900: ADDRESS. 176 Broadway
12GTH ST 5n2 West, 3 sty brk. Zo4Sy -
George Rouse t. Peter Minlott 10 Wyckolr
ST. Brooklyn: July prior mtg sldoocg; yts'
i per cent $4,000; attorney. Lawyers Title IN
sLIdnce and Trust Co, $50 Broadway
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-23
TOWN AWAKENED
Personal WORK Lsarus Brings FIRST 20
west Liberty IN rive
Wenrn.

Winning thirteen converts. the first
IN five years. Tire Personal Work League.
has brought about Hn awakening in West
Liberty. who're o. union meeting ~ the
christian. Presbyterian nud r.
churches wHa held ON sunday evening
o. 90 Beans was chairman uf tHc meet
irr Irn others present we're Harry T.
Bond. chairman or tre league. Arthrr o..
Preston. ana Neesrs Gould and We'll
shane VI Bond was present out -
made few remarks in hddIti1ff to the
tabs made hr fur workers
This evening the Travis Trailers VIII
conduct services Of West Liberty
travis Trnilers club Wre held lHsf
evening re t1e home 81 % D. Farfa. on
North York street. Rev FREDERICK o.
Rose waH present nni delivered m In
teresfiuE addrers
Tomorrow "Wednesday evening. the
Mon hers ~ fle club wlii conduct special
services Dol the Ctapllne street AZ E
church. under the direction ~ Rev. p .
Hammond
This afternoon 90 $50 me Personal
Work t.eneue wiz hold reruiar weekly
IRE South side League BE- being form
20 OF tne members ~ Trinity Lutheran.
Third Presbyterian and Wesley so o.
rhurcnea end ureotiur VIII Do held iu
ne Wesley church thir steuiuE to elect
officers
s new department bar been annexed
fn tNe recently FORMED Travis TraIiara
'luh IN the form ~ IN athletic assorIa-
tom. ard s1IIur Monroe has been elect
90 aa the physical director and instrur-
f'r Tho nov club has 81 members en-
new nruThrra There viii Ee o. rreaffaa
or IIr lIuh in fhs D. % " rooms In tre
waldorf building fhfa ~Venufr And an
elect ZION ~ offlcsra viii b hsid
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-23
TAKES WHACK
CcOHtiEuod from First Psrs)


one thing-the colonel is not Pres!-
dent Of the United States"
M. Campbell slid that four years
ago Mr.. Roosevelt had convinced the
country that Mr. raft was the best
htted man for the Presidency. and he
added that President Taft had "veri.
heu the promises made for him BY
Colonel Roosevelt"
Has Il offended the colonel that
some OF his particular friends have
been hauled into court tbhe order
OF the PRESIDENT" he said. Did II
offend the colonel that a suit was
Instituted against the steel corpora
ton and the harvester t'Ist?"
What Is the trouble? u is ambi
ton. thirst for power. by the greatest
politician since Julius Caesar Colonel
Roosevelt hos all Of the ambition OF
Caesar. OF Cromwell and Of Napoleon
without the statesmanship ability OF
any one Of them"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-23
TWO GLERGYMEN
LOST ON TITANIC

NEW YORK. April Winnowcd
from among many pathetic stories or
the Titanic catastrophe to-day was n
tale OF two clergymen who went down
with the Titanic while mnistering TO
the stricken passengers. One OF the
clergymen was the Rev. Thomas r. ID.
Byles, OF West Minister parish Lon
don. who was on his way to officiaie
az the marriage OF his brother in
Brooklyn. and the other a German
priest whose name Is unknown.
Father Byles was in the first cab n
and the German priest In the steer
age. Both ministers had celebrated
mass in the steerage Sunday morn
ing. The story Of their deaths was
related to-day by three women sur
vivors OF the Titanic. Ellen Mocklare,
Bertha Moran and Miss Mccoy.