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New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York-United States Trust Company OF New
York, plaintiff. against Anna X. Daniel and
others, de endants.
In pursuance OF a judgment OF foreclo.ur.
and sale, July made and entered in the aboys
entitled ,tion. and bearing date the 18th day
OF June, 1910, /, the undersigned. the referes IA
said Judgment named, will sell at public auc-
ton. at the New York Real Estate Salesrooms
Nos 14-l6 Vesey Street, In the Borough Of
Manhattan, City OF New York. on the 23d day
day by Daniel Greenwald. auctionesr, the
premises directed by said judgment to be soN
and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel Of lsuk
with the buildings and improvements thersoa
erected, situate, lying and being In the City sl
New York, and bounded and described a. fol-
lows, viz: Beginning at point on the south
erly side Of s2nd Street, distant three hundred
and five (305) feet westerly from the corner
formed by the intersection OF the said south
erly side OF SIND street with the westerly siAs
running southerIy parallel with the said west-
erly side of Columbus Avenue and part Of thS
way through q party wall, one hundred saA
two dO2 feet two C2) inches 10 the centre lias
OF the block between s1st and s2nd strss6,
thence westerly along said centre line Of De
block. twenty (2o) feet; thence northerly, agsls
parallel with the said westerly side OF Colun-
bus Avenue. one hundred and two lo1 fest
two 90 inches TO the said southeriy side Of s1ui
Street: and thence essterly. along the saN
seutheriy side OF s2nd street. twenty (2o) feet 70
heinz now known by the street number -
West SIND Street. in the Borough Of Nanhattas
Of said City.
Subject 70 covenants ana restrtctou1 coa.
tained In instruments dated the ir day Of Nayt
1860 and recorded in the New York Count
Registers ONCE on the 23th day Of JsauafH
1855, In Liber 1918 Of Conyeyancss, page tf1
ALEXANDER BRoUGH, RsssrsA
STEWART & sHEARER, Attorneys for Plafp:
an, once and Post once sddresA Ne u
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan, City Il
New York
The following is . diagram Of The property b
be sold: its street number 10 i2s West a2n4
Street:
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

TO EDWARD GUMBS, ALFRED WALLIS
John Armstrong William :. Smith, Matthes
Vogle and John Thomas. their heirs deylsees
legatees, executors or administrators and any
and all persons claiming by or under them CT
either OF them, and to any ana an persons
claiming to be the heirs, deyisees, leeetees or
next OF kin OF Samuel Stilwell, deceased. or
otherwise claiming BY or under him and a.
persons claiming an interest IN the property OF
the award hereinafter mentioned: Take notice
that a petition has been duly filed in the Ap.
peiIate Division OF the Supreme Court First
Department, OF the State OF New YORK, oy
Samuel 5. Field and others for the payment 9,
an award made 70 unknown owners for Pafcsl
No Two on the Damage Map and In the Re
port Of the Commissioners OF Estimate ana
Assessment In q certain proceeding In tne gu
preme Court Of New York, entitled IN ne
Matter of the Application Of the Board Of
Education by the Counsel TO the Corporation Of
the City Of New York relative 20 ACQUIRING
title by the Mayor. Aldermen and CommonaH
OF the City OF Now York to certain lands n
the block bounded by First and Second Streets
and First and Second Avenues In the seven.
teenth Ward OF said City. duly selected ana
poses under and pursuant to the provisions o.
the Act OF 1855" which award. with the ae-
cumulattons thereof, has been transferred ~
the Chamberlain OF the City Of New f"x
the treasury OF the State OF New YORK, pu.
suant to the provisions OF the state FinAncs
Law, and Is now held to the credit OF unAnCvu
owners. in the treasury OF the stats OF = ~ ~.
York, and that by an order duly made on Y
22d day OF June. 1912, and entered IN tne y
nee OF the clerk OF the Appellate Divisoa
tho Supreme Court on the I'd day OF July. ~. ~
have been duly appointed as referee 70 80
and examine the matters contained IN me -
petition to take proofs OF the utls to the rN
erty described in said report and on tsn
OF the said mmsslonerE and or the clNn "
said petitioners and Of all other persons ".
may subsequently, become parties 10 ssle ~
ceeding by supplementary petition or peuuoSJ
and OF the claims OF the owners OF the se,sS
burial lots stated IN said petition TO have "a
sold by said Samuel Stilwell. deceased, 70 u
lifetime and OF all other matters eontsinea !"
said petition and in the answer OF the Au% ~
new General OF the state Of New YORK there'H
and to examine the claims OF all persoos
any part OF the said award for damages ..
the interest or accumulations thereof ana
report the same, with my opinion thereon '"
the said Court.
And that you and each OF you are hereby - ~
auired and directed 10 submit to ine g. -, ~
referee the proof or proofs OF your uus N
titles to said premises or any part thereon -
of your claim or claims TO said award 9.
part OF portion thereof on the lItn Gay
September, 1912 at ten o'clock a. VI at
ofice No. AZ Broadway, in the Borousn "
Manhattan, City OF New York.
Dated August 1st. 1912 -
GEORGE LANDON' Kefercesa
SAMUEL H wANDELL, Attorney tor 80 ~
tioners No. Rector street. New lork Nv
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
MECHANICS LIENS.

32D ST, West; Daniel G Malcolm agt
Margaret I Hoyt, owner: Healy Restaurant
Co. lessee: Timothy ID Healty. lessee and
contractor; $713 II.
Robert Schroeder, owner and contractor;
3l02 16
lO5TH ST. 11s to l3s West. T simonson
G. Son Co agt Mary Loesser. owner; Will
lam Heddendorf. owner and contractor:
5000 TO-
ROEBLING AVE, n $. 100 IT " OF May
flower ave. 76xI00: Colwell Lead Co agt
Ellen Ward and Philip Ward. owners; Pat
rick ] Toomey contractor; 1904 80.
VERMILYEA AVE, 149 to 159; Samuel
Resnick agt Allen Construction Co. owner
and contractor; SlS7 so.
101ST ST, $40 East; Pincus Nagler agt
William Cum, owner and contractor; ss4 So.
TOOTH ST. AT East: Pincus Nagler agt
William Gun, owner and contractor; s51 10.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24

HENRY ST, $50; Victor & Fagin ag,
nose cershowitz & Jacob Green, owners anu
contractors; s465. ,>h Tfpo
a g. at FaultIess Construction Co, owner
Maurice and A Trovatio, contrac!orS'
s11i 90. ,,,or,v NJ 5sx
100 AZ irres: Herbert ] Wilkes GO ast
George Robinson, owner; Church Loero enn
Tessshoid Co, lessee and contractor. sfooV,
9TH AVE, 1918; Title Guarantee anu
rrust Co aet Charles I weinstein Realty
90 owner: Charles I weinstein, contractor;
SUFFOLK ST, 143 and 146; Canton steel
Ceiling Co agt Sarah Rubbed, owner hosen.
bloom, Rabinowitz K Goidsteih 'o"'' ~ '''''
$3.50 oct. u,,a,a,or
Co agt Rachel Rubel. owner; RosehDioom' oe
PabInowitz & Goldstein, contractors; sloo
DAD at. 449 West John Noble agt Agnes
d Cloud. owner; Murdock Martin. contrac-
tor. s272 90.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24

ClOSiIiS Oil CcpCcHhoci
How TO Conquer Our Handicaps IN
Life" will be DR.. Martins subject at
morning. In the evening he will speak
on "Heaven-Its Locality, It's Nature, lts
nhabitants." These will be DR.. Mar
tins final services as summer supply al
the Marble Church
The Rev Harvey P. Vaughn will ad-
dress the meeting in the Labor Temple
tomorrow evening on the topic "Populsr
Elections"
The Rev. Alec Russell, the Sky Pilot
of South Dakota, will address the open
conference of the Evangelistic Comni'-
tee of New York City. at headquarters'
Monday morning at 10 O'CLOCK. buiie'h
No. 2 Issued this week by the Evsnse'-
istic Committee Of New York City shows
that meetings have been held in la2 cen
tres, with services in ten languages. tne
attendance up 70 August .. was ls0'o"
The average weekly attendance dur1hs
this month has been 5000.
At the roof meeting of the Twenty
third street Y. NJ. Z. A, tomorrow
afternoon at 8. william A paterson
will speak upon Viewpoints and values
At the Old First Presbyterian Church
DR.. Howard Dufleld, pastor. the preacher
tomorrow morning will be Egbert NJ
Haves assistant 10 Or. Dufield. His
subject will be Jesus In the Home
In the evening at 735 an outdoor service
will be held on the lawn. a ree organ
recital will be given Monday evening
Al Calvary Baptist Church the Kew.
Donald MacIntyre, pastor in charge, VIII
nreach tomorrow morning on "Lifes
Relative Values"
At All Souls Unitarian Church, the Kew
Leon A. Harvey will speak at IL O'CLOCK
tomorrow morning on Fearless Faith
This will, he the last Of the union services
| for the summer.
! rhere will be service tomorrow morn
ing in the chapel Of the Scotch FfesoS-
terian Church. The Rev. Boyd McCiearS
will preach
| The subject Of the lesson; sermon IN
the Christian Science churches to-mor-
row will be Mind" and the golden
text proverbs Il. O.. For the Lord CIV
eth wisdom; out Of His mouth cometh
knowledge and understanding.
Communion of the Lords supper VIII
be held tomorrow morning at the 81
Nicholas Avenue Presbyterian ChWch
In the evening the Rev. George E. beV-
ans will preach, his theme being Ihe
Cultured Need of the Christian
DR.. Walter Duncan Buchanan. pastor
of the Broadway Presbyterian Church
will preach tomorrow morning at il
o'clock in Earl Hall, Columbia UniVer-
sity grounds His subject will be Les
sons from a Certain Nobleman.'
! The Rev. DR.. Alban Richey, for twenty
wears on the clergy staff OF Trinity
Church, New York, with special duty at
Trinity Chapel. Broadway and West 26tn
street, has accepted the rectorship OF
Emmanuel Church, New Castle, Del tie
| will begin his new work on october ].
AZ the New York Temple Of Modern
Spiritualism the Rev. Or. Rlchard H.
Schleusner has selected for his theme
for tomorrow evening rs Christ TO
Come Again 10 Earth?" He will be fol-
lowed by the Rev. Carl Schegel, no"
converted spiritualist and preparing
himself for the ministry Of Spiritualism.
/
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
L.EAS S.

Cross & Brown Company leased for the
Goddair- Winner Company, OF ST LOUIS
the entire second ioor OF the Heidelberg
Ruildinr. at the junction OF Broadway
lod street and Seventh avenue FOR
long term Of years 10 the Marcus Loe"'
Sullivan and Considine hooking agencies
The lessees will use these quarters lot
executive offices
John J. Clancy & Co leased the dwell
ing house. No. a West 6lst street, 10
Annie Enright; dwelling house. NO %
West s1st street. TO j. McCabe: store. No.
a,o Ninth avenue. and the building. NO.
81 Columbus avenue.
Lotion H. Sawson Company leased III
the Cuyler Building. No. ll6 to IN west
S2d street. the third hoor 10 the Hotei
Utilities Company. for term OF years
fourth moor TO Frank Seaman. Inc ior
ten wears. and about 200 square feet OF
oface space on the sixteenth moor 10 DrS
Goods Publishing Company for a term
of wears: also In Pullman Building. NO
II Madison avenue. third floor 10 Man
haitian Fire Alarm Company. for a term
OF years: Offices to Lincoln steele q
Fleming Company, i. H. Mauilce' a"u
additional space TO the Porto hoen-
American Tobacco Company.
Pease & Gilman have leased the dwell
ing house. No. So West 1lth street to
Mrs. L. c. Merrill and Mrs. d. f. Girls
wold
Charles Buermsnn & Co. have leased
the seven story stable and loft building
No. % Broome street 10 John II. Lang
and Morris wallach for five years. at
81, 400.
Daniel Birdsall e. Co. rented 5000 square
feet al No 5l2 Broadway to the New
York Ladies' Underwear Company. and
1900 square feet at Nos. "a and Sc Reade
street to the Converse Rubber Company
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
LOT AUCTION SALE TO-DAY.

Joseph p Day will sell at auction to-
day at 2:3o p. m. on the premises, ls
lots at Edgemere Crest, on the ocean side
OF the Long Island Railroad. The prop
erty is only a short walk from the Edge
mere station OF the Long Island Railroad
and within thirty-fve minutes Of Manhat-
tan. II contains all city improvements
and is suitable for immediate improve
meDt. Substantial residences have been
erected at Edsemere Crest and others are
in course OF construction.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
PRIZES ON EXHIBITION
Imposing Array Of Trophies Won II
New York Yacht Club Races.

The New York Yacht Club prizes. won
IN this seasons races. are on exhibition
at the John Wells Company, No. TT Fifth
avenue. Those presented by Commodore
c. Ledyard Blair are a S-inch old Eng
lish loving cup. An old English silver ket-
tie. an old silver basket and a round SILL
yer tray, d inches in diameter. Those
presented by Vice. Commodore Dallas b.
Pratt are a set Of four light candelabra,
two silver bowls, a ls-inch tea urn and
an epergne. old Sheffield plate.
The prizes presented by Rear Commo-
dore George F. Baker. jr.. have already
been presented and were not exhibited.
They consisted OF a silver ship or Dutch
nef, IN the form of dolphin. and two
sets OF old English two-hsndle cups and
cover.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24

What little trading was recorded in the
real estate market yesterday was COM
monplace. Charles LAue sold the plot,
ner of st. Nicholas avenue and l6ith
street, to a client Of Alfred J. Koch. The
parcel has been held at $4,000.
Last November the plot was reported
sold by Mr. Laue to Benjamin S. Moss.
who planned TO improve the site with
three story theatre and office building.
That transaction. however, was never
consummated. Mr.. Laue acquired the
property last October from John Palmer
in exchange for the apartment houses at
No. 604 TO 612 West 10th street.
Among auction offerings in the sales
room was one involving the Imperial
Arms. a six story apartment house at
the north corner OF Riverside Drive and
l3Sth street, which was forced TO sale
as the result OF foreclosure proceedings
brought against Andrew p. Morrison ana
others. Joseph p. Day struck the prop
erty down 10 the plaintiff In the action
Charles Klneenstein. for S24l,O0O. the re-
suit showing deficiency Of s26 100 from
the membranes against the parcel.
F. NJ. stein. the banker. purchased the
four story high stoop dwelling on iot
22x1O0 feet at No. 10 West 18th street from
Adolph B. Ansbacker. NJ. Morsanthsu'
Jr.. Company, negotiated the TRANSACTION
Other sales reported Yesterday follow:
Manhattan.
Is3D STREEr.-McLernon Brothers M MnsNe
sold for Mrs Bmma Williams No 100 Nts'
1894 street, = three story frame dwelling holEe,
on plot 50xlOO feet, between AndreVs avenue
and Lor!ng Place. The buyer VIII Scc1pS "'
house RI. property was held at Slsooo
1ITIJ sTRfEr-Georse Hohenstein. or 20
Angeles. cal. has sold the eight story ioio
building No IS East 1lth street pe'weer -
BroadWey and University Place. on lot Il OK
$40 feet. William Hutter vas the broker IN
the sale
The Bronx.
AoCBDUCT AVENUE.-W. r sheIia.h rio, sT,S snS
No o132 Aouehuct avenue. TWO sory S"u
attic dwelling house. on plot o'.oSloo tee'
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were record
ed yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
sslesroom. Nos. IA and 16 Vesey street
BY Joseph p. Day.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 61O-6i2, n cor 13sth
ST. 100 .oxl45x9s. 1lxl32.6: sty apt house; sold
70 the plaintiff for S24l 900
BY Samuel Goldsticker
PRINCE ST. 1al-135, S. 100 Il Of West
Brosdway' eoxils sty loft and stores bldg:
sold to the plaintiff for $4,000
BY Daniel Greenwald
SID ST, 12s West. s, 305 Z, " Of Columbus
ave, 2oxl02.2; sty dwg; adjourned 10 oct 2
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Joseph p. Day.
WASHINGTON AVE, 1907 y, aOI1 ., =
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
RECORDED LEASES.
CWith name and address Of lessee
AUGUST 23.

CORTLANpT ST. g. front part Of base
rnent: Richard II Bauer 10 Peter Mantag
oras and ano: yrs from Aug To- Iol='
81 800; address, o Cortlandt st.
GANSEvOORT ST. "a to es all; Henry
Kirknam and ano to Manhattan Helrser-
atinx Co; yrs from April /, 1911; net,
sl3349: address 52j West st.
PROSPECT AVE 1909, store ana part
basement Manhattan Leasing Co 10 julius
VI Cohen 10 yrs from Oct !, 1872; s2'lo
address. 1875 Fox st
RIVINGTON sT. 81 10 73. show window,
etc: Samuel Syrop to Meyer Breakstone and
ano 2 yrs ; mos from Sept !. 1912; $500;
address 81 Essex ST. .
SPRING ST. Ij7. part first hoor = Is
Prcttyman agent. 10 Petro Petrino; yrs
from Feb J. 1912. $3.50; address, l51 Spring
ST.
1sT AVE. l72. first hoor and second moor
and yard Giuseppe Lsurato TO Nike lama
= vTs mos from Nav ], 1917. $3.50, sd-
dress. I12 lst ave.
sTH AVE. 4G6. second hoor; James De-
lsnsy 10 JOSEPH Hoffman 1872 East l7oth
81: = yrs from Sept /. 1912; $500 address
7k2 East 175th St
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
REALTY NOTES.

George A. Bowman negotiated the sale
OF No. 10 West i2d street for Margaret &.
wotton, reported in yesterdays Tribune.
The r. s. s. Company. Robert s. Smith
president. acquired title to the dwelling
No. 70 West ED street from Bertha
Sprung. The house No. 2i26 Morris ave-
nue. was given in part payment.
The James l.. Wells Company has been
appointed agents for the Odell estate prop
critics, which include No. 3oc TO 3l2 Alexan-
der avenue and Nos S35 and S37 East 10th
street
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
AUGUST %
Mania

AMSTERDAM AVE, Q cor OF lZgtn 81,
for 10 sty apt, 100r115; Edmund Franeis =
RuiIdine Co 20 Nassau ST, owner
pelham, 507 5th. ave. architect; sooo'ooo.
Tho Bronx.
NEWMAN ST, 3. 200 # Of l60tn 81.
~ stv frame bungalow, 20x27. 10; Eizsoetn
A McGrath. ss3 East 1920 ST. owner; hatrS
Van BenschOten, 1895 Union ave- srch-
tect; cost, 81 900. ,o,a
WEBSTER AVE. 3, 1924 II OF 1880
st, ! sty brI garage 50x1O4.10: Wedgewoou
co. Henry Kei 40l East 1880 ", pres
ster ave architect; cost. $4,000.
CONCoRD AVE. AL, two ! sty ttame
sheds, l1Oxi3e and 150x9.0; l. Wlnkel-
mann. on premises lessee: chris Lohss'
683 Eagle ave, architect; cost. s45.
EAGLE AVE. 555, l sty frame she'd 800
x11.8: Duxler 4 Fastenberg. on premises
owners; Chr, F Lohse. S63 Eagle ave
architect: cost, $50.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
8 2kp ST
81 ST ST.

y ST.
The Approximate amount OF the lien or charge
10 satisfy which the above described property 10
10 be sold is $40 4T2 40. with interest thereon
from the 22d day OF April. 1910. together With
costs and ALLOW ance amounting 10 $533.e6, TO-
gether with the expenses Of The sale. The ap-
Droximate amount Of the taxes. assessments
and water rates or other iiens, 10 he allowed TO
the purchaser out OF the purchase money. Or
raid by the referee, Is s2,3S5. q ana interest
Dated New York. July % 1912
ALEXANDER BROUGH Referee.
The foregoing sale is hereby adjourned 70
Wednesday. October end. 1912. a. the -an.
time and place.
DATED. New York. August 23rd. Ia.
ALEXANDER BROUGH, Referee
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
HOUSE FOR ETHEL BARRYMORE,

Mrs. Russell q. Colt, better known as
Ethel Barrymore. has leased from w. +.
Hall, through Pease & Elliman and Pay
son McIA Merrill the four story high stoop
dwelling, on lot 16.6xlOO.5 feet, at No. p
East Slst street. The lease is for long
term Of years The present home OF Mrs
Colt IL at No. 80 West 4th street.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
Manhattan.

AUDUBON AVE, W S. "a It Of isoth
ST. 1880: william Holmes 10 Louis
I~hmeyer, 3O5 East both st; Aug 20. L
yr; 5h per cent; $1,000; attorneys. NOR
wood < Marsden. Gs william st.
SAME PROPERTY; same to Michsei
Lindnsr 3p2 Audubon ave: Aug ~ tprior
mtg $1,000; ! yr G per cent; Sl.25O; at
torney, Lawyers Title Insurance ana trust
Co loo Broadway.
HESTER ST. $, 20 n or SuItoiH 81.
oax75. Abraham Zubrinsky to East River
Savings Institution. POI -2S5 broadway
(prior mtg sl5.O00); July 81; 3 yrs; $4,000.
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance ana Trust
Co 16O Broadway
LEROY ST. 10. 25x9o; Gertrude A Van,
derbeck 10 Title Insurance Co; Aug 22' .
yrs: 50 900: address. 135 Broadway.
NJ 1s6th ST n gxs2 g. James Duffy to
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

AUGUST %.
LA FoNrAINE AVE. 2o11; Sam Rosen ct
nj aRt Weller & Mieher Realty GO et al
April l. 1912; S275. .,.
SAME PROPERTY: Solid Manufacturing
Co agt same; April /, 1912; 81 1876:
SAME PROPERTY; Dilizia 20 as'
same: May 13. 1917; $3.50 =,
FREEMAN ST. 8es: a N oesterheidd e
Son agt Marie II Beran ct al; July g. 1917
$40. ,,,, r,s 80. 4,
uolmen ct al; July 90 1912; 1928.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

AUGUST 20
TIFFANY ST g. 1913 II OF 18TH 81.
Ie3xIOOx irres: Bronx Investment Co loans
william II Weiher Building Co S5s000.
WASHINGTON AVE. cor OF 15sth ST,
42Ty913x irreg. Greenwich Mortgage co
loans Corner Construction Corp sS4 900.
18TH ST n r. 100 n OF Park ave, 50y
i0a Manhattan Mortgage Co loans John II
Buscall Co $50. 900
bridge road, iOOxll24: City Mortgage Co
loans Magds Operating Co $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
ALTERATIONS. 8.
AUGUST 90
Manhattan.

9TH AVE. Q, whole front between lsth
md 10Th sts: 10 two and ~ sty onnces
and stores: Estate Henrietta Constable. III
bth ave. owner; z Ditmars. III 9th ave.
architect; $4,000.
The Bronx.
14sTH ST. Ho and AT. sty 6rk tsenx,
I2xe5; Jennie Rosenbaum, 600 West liltn
al. owner; George Hof. jr. 92s East ib<tn ST.
architect: cost, $500.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee ana
Attorney
Interest Q per cent unless otherwise stated
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

Tho Rev. Or. Charles II. Mead, we'll
known temperance lecturer. will conduct
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
TRADING IN THE REALTY MARKET
Parcel at the Northwest Corner of ST. Nicholas Avenue and
164th Street, Held at $4,000, SoId


/, OF 16sth ST. 245xl40; sty tenmt; sold TO tho
plaintiff for $1,000
BY Samuel Godsticker.
WALTON AVE, 2215, 9. las II OF ie5d
ST. 2Ox95: sty brk dwg; sold TO the plaintn
! for so 7JO
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere In the United
States for 81 so a year.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24

SUNDAYS NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the UNIV
States for So so a year.
New-York tribune., 1912-08-24
Church AND RELIGIOUS NEWS NOTES
oruanzed Movement, Embracing Nearly All Religious Bodies
Started to Further Cause of Home Missions

the services in Tent Evangel next week,
closing on September 1.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-17
WEDDING MARKED
BY ODD CUSTOMS
Continued from Page ~

CONTINUED from Page ~
would run to the door of the car
riage and throw a handful of the
candy eggs in on the laughing cou-
pie. 1t is said that here were $15
worth of eggs used in the wedding.
After the ceremony, which was
performed in English, both of the
contracting parties understanding
the language, the entire wedding
party. some $50 people, drove to the
Catilino home in Crawford's addi-
tion, where a sumptuous wedding
supper was given. Choice viands,
imported from the old country,
adorned the long tables set in the
yard of the groom's fathers house.
Various old wines were on the tables,
and the guests did not leave until
late this afternoon. The wedding it
self was performed at 2 O'Clock.
The bride was attired in a simple
pink silk dress and wore long white
lace veil imported from Italy. The
groom was dressed in tan business
suit
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-17

Miss Wheeler's playing has reach
ed a substantial level of efficiency.
Her work, considered from all stand
points, is marvelously well executed. -
Boston Transcript
Miss Marie Reynolds of Ohio, ap-
peared in variety of readings, some
of them being original. and all were
extremely well done, fully deserving
the encores they evoked. Miss Reyn-
olds is at present engaged in recon
strueting several well known plays
for reading purposes. and the success
of the undertaking would seem to be
assured from the absorbed attention
commanded here by her spirited orig
inal Interpretation of Puccini's story
of La Boheme.' Boston American.
The daily sentinel., 1912-08-17
Southern CIrb Meeting.

The Southern club met at the
beautiful home of Mr. and Mrs.
John A. Sprott, last evening for a
social gathering. A goodly number
of the members were present. but the
inclement weather prevented a full
attendance. A nice program of mu-
sic and readings and personal remi-
niscenses were thoroughly enjoyed.
A solo by Miss Mabel Stone, ac-
companied on the piano by Miss
Gladys Merrill, was especially appre-
ciated. Mrs. l.. F. lngersoll delighted
the members by two readings deliver
ed in her usual happy manner. Re-
frshments were'served by the hostess
and all voted Mr. and Mrs Sprott roy
al entertainers and fully manifesting
the true southern hospitality.