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New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
APARTMENT HOUSES SOLD At AUCTION
The Acadia and Abear Two Six Story Elevator Structures US
nosed Of Occupy Triangular Plot Assessed at S235OOo
Mrw OWNER roR VALUABLE PARK AVENUE CORNER SITE

The Acadia and Abelard. two SIX story
elevator apartment houses, occupying VI VI
angular plot known as NO 1888 10 4o''
Seventh avenue and No 81 10 - ."
Nicholas avenue, were disposed OF py duC
tior Yesterday In the salesroom by Joseph
p. Day for S225.5 500 10 Herman steaIhs'
The property stands on the city = assess
ment rolls at a valuation OF SZ5'o"' anu
comprises the greater part of the olocA
between 1lith and 115th streets. II was
sold for the executors of the estate oI
William Hyams
Another property owned by the HyainS
and Max Denziger estates a hVe stoiy
and basement brick and iron front ousl-
ness building, at No 4H Broadway eN-
tending through to Nos 10 and Il Crosby
street. which was to have been auctioned
subject to a mortgage of 100000 held oy
the Mutual Life Insurance Company was
disposed of at private contract. Ihe prop
erty is assessed at valuation OK Noo'Vv''
1t was reported that William Ii. Chese-
broueh. president OF the Alliance keaIty
Company, was the buyer.
IT was reported I'm real estate circles
Yesterday that two fine houses VIII be
erected on the plot at the northeast cor
ner OF Park avenue and 69th street sold
bv various owners through WorthinStoi'
Whitehouse on Wednesday,
1t is understood that this plot has been
purchased by Geraldyn Redmond ana MS
sister-in-law, Countess De Laugier-Nill-
ars. Mrs Redmond and the countess are
,aughters of the late John Livingston.
II is said that for some time they have
been looking toward having house In the
new home colony further uptown.
The corner is now occupied by six old
buildings The property has frontage
of SO5 feet on the avenue and l25 feet In
the street. The sellers were Mary H.
Smith. of No. 1ol East 69th street. corner
of Park avenue; Nos. l03 and lO5, Mary Il.
Sloan. and No. 708 to 707 Park avenue. the
Barney Estate Company. For private pur-
poses the sale is said to be the largest
since that of the Union Theological SEMI
nary block front directly opposite
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
s6OG6 ON MARCONl STOCK
Wireless CompanyA Approves Pro
posal to Increase Capitalization.

THE stockholders of the Marconi Wire
isss telegraph Company OF America, at
Kpecial meeting yesterday. approved the
proposition 10 increase the capital stock
from N,s2,5O0 to S10COO.0O0 Shareholders
will receive five shares Of new stock, par
value S each, for every share o. old stock,
,he par OF which is s25, and Will also be
allowed TO subscribe for additional new
stock at par In the ratio Of five shares Of
new 10 one Of old up TO the close OF busi-
ness on May 6.
The manipulation Of the old stock con-
,,nued Yesterday on the curb, the price
rising TO $40 share. or go per cent. on
actual transactions Of only 200 shares. and
closing at $40 bid and $3.50 asked. on
Wednesday 1t opened at SITE, rose to SlS'
and closed at Sl75. the first sale yesterday
being S down from the latter figure. A
week ago the stock was selling at around
&C. and only few months ago at "
share.
The new $ stock, when issued was
quoted yesterday at SIC share, equivalent
20 go per cent, which represents wide
disparity as compared with the ruling prices
sor the old. The purchaser OF one share OF
the old stock at the high Of yesterday
would have had TO pay $40 for IT, and II
be exercised his right TO subscribe at par
Cor new stock at to l would have had
70 pay S. making S265 in all. Against this
he would have available for sale. when
ksued,' the five new shares, which ne
would receive IN exchange for the one, old
share, and the FIVE new shares for which
he subscribed at par and these ten shares
sold at SIS a share would bring $3.50, max
ing the balance in favor OF the old stock,
which has never paid a dividend, sos
share
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

3sTH ST, 422 to 40 West: for frame cooling
tower, 1Ox27; Conrad Hubert. 3O4 Hudson st.
owner; Lee x h Witt. 1923 Broadway archi-
tects; cost, $1,000.
1sT AVE, =. 11Oth TO il1th st; for 10 sty
metre and stove repair shop. @0l. lOxiOI; con
Morris, 124 East 18th ST, architect; cost
$iOO 900.
59TH ST. ~ West: for a 70 sty hotel 2jx
S6.1l; a | Sire. 30 Nassau st. owner Rouse &
Goldstone, 3s West sd st, architects; cost
$3.50 900.
sly tenmt aud store. 2jx75; Americus & stable
is9 Grand 81. owner: NJ Straub, 14I 4th ave.
| architect; cost. $4,000.
THE BRONX.
MAGENTA ST, s. 80 II W Of Holland ave
Tor two : sty brk dwigs, 20.4x55 each; GeraId0
Palese, Magenta 81, owner; Joseph Iiccardl. "3oV
Cruger ave, architect; total cost. $1,000.
ROEBLTNG AVE. n s, 100 n Of Mapes ave,
for three sty brk dwlgs 2ox65 each FREQ
Bach. ls47 Victor st. owner; II s Steinmet5
1907 East 1S0th st, architect; total cost, sl91OV
TlEMAN AVE, " 2, 7.46 II = OF Chester hti
for sty frame dwlg. 2lx50; Kempf Realty
co John Marx. 761 East cath st. presidentl
owner; = Ebeling. 1886 Walker ave- architect
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, n e cor Of Free
man st; for a sty brlS store, 20. 9.11x1O36; estate
OF Della Jackson. 1929 Simpson st. owner
Robert Z Ia Velle, 800 East i49th ST. architect
cost. $4,000
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. s. 100 It OF
Westchester ave. for / sty frame nlckelettei
Mercury Realty Co Samuel Breuer. $50 Pros
pect ave, PRESIDENT, owner; Godner Cold
berg, 39l East 149th ST. architects; cost, 5000
BECK ST. s S, 100 II W Of Avenue st John
for two Q sty brk tennis. 1oOxl12 each; Leo
veiher. 2I1 West 125th st. architect; total cost
$500 600
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
AGAIN BARS BATTLESEIPS
House Committee Refuses to Indorse
Ruilding New Ones This Year.

Washington, April 1S.-The Naval Com
,,,,toe of the House voted to-day against
hat,Iosbins and cruisers as part OF this
..~ar,s addition TO the American fleet. The
Sowowine programme was agreed on by the
committee:
Two fuel ships, $4,000 naaad each; four H sub
nlapiaT nlaaueps S55soc0 each. and tender for the
destroyers.
rho proposed naval programme is 5000
900 1ass than that OF last year. The COM
,,.,aa wfu recommend an appropriation OF
s-o, oo0 ia convert the golfers Vestal and
pyometheus into repair ships. II will also
arovide that some of the submarines be
Satailod 10 the Pacific Coast stations.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
CHARGES USE OF MONEY
Lavish Expenditure in Roose'
welt Campaign. Saws Mckinley.

Washington April 1s.-Representative Nc
Kinley, director OF the National Taft Bu-
reau. to-day issued a statement calling at
tention to the alleged use of money in the
Roosevelt campaign. He said
The lavish expenditure of money in this
campaign by the hackers Of former Presi-
dent Theodore Roosevelt has led to tho
question being raised: Were the victories
OF Roosevelt in Pennsylvania and Oklahome
due TO great popular demand" for his
denomination or to the use OF money!
Further along Mr.. Mckinley says;
In no pre-convention campaign in the his
tory Of the country has money been used
in such large sums, amounting, in view of
the general verdict OF the country with re-
spect TO certain expenditures by Senators
Of the United States, 10 plain bribery and
corruption. as has been expended by the
hackers of Theodore Roosevelt.
Mr.. Mckinley declares the Roosevelt
forces spent large sums in Oklahoma. that
they distributed $1,000 in Allegheny Coun-
~. Penn, including Pittsburgh. by issuing
2,0OO pieces of scrip" in s. denomination
TO messenger; that the total Roosevelt
expenditures IN Pennsylvania were between
$4,000 and 10000 that in New York
County alone 500, 90 was spent In an en-
deavor TO influence the primaries, and that
efforts were mado to buy OUT precinct
captains IN New York. The statement adds:
In this connection one district captain in
New York did sell out TO the Roosevelt
managers, plainly showing that Mr. Roose-
Welt was not the candidate in answer %
a great popular demand" but the bene-
ficiary OF a bag Of good. hard dollars
Lincoln, April 1S.-Colonel Roosevelt de-
clined tonight TO reply TO the statement
made in Washington to-day by Representa-
tive Mckinley, President Taft's campaign
manager, that supporters of Roosevelt had
spent large amounts Of money improperly
TO forward his interests. The colonel said
he would not be drawn into a controversy
with Mr. Mckinley.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

qide Guarantee and Trust co TO Hudson Mort
sage co q sss'tsl Sa'EV0 SnVcs,ors cor,oro,,or a
same 20 New YORK lhNeslo's corporation ~
'SS same 10 GreenyIlle NJ Black and ano, exrs;
S-Sarne 10 Dry Docs Savings Bank; So 900.
same to Carrie Greenfield; $500.
S"nne 10 New York Investors Corporation.
S2.4s7. .. ,,,s,-arco and True, 70 ~ os
ne - 80 LAWYERS Mortgage Co: $4,000.
Aihert zimmerman TO Lawyers Title Insurance
ara IryS Katzenberg to Charles Katzenberg;
| S-e,u 20 MAYER Katzenberg; $4,000
louis % BrGndage, ednir' To Charles J. Fowler
f-'t,oSn Palmer TO Benjamin Mordeca: SIX. 600.
nnsr Island Loan and Trust co, eXr TO Eliza
10Th y Iynde: 81 ,,.,..,.,.. 90 ooo
2src.l Bach 10 George Costar: $500.
| ,,aor,e ,'ostar to Henrietta lsaars; 5000
Cho,Ies n stebbns. eXr, 10 Charles ii Steb-
hlns rus: $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee
APRIL IS

AVE A. 1910; store and part cellar; Jonn ~ ,c7o p
Ave a; ) yrs from May J. iOl2' 5000 address,
iotI R1. ECKER EE9 ST. 35s sGi: houses; sound
paoi,,. 10 Galland Realty Go, 2lv West 10Th
~. Z yrs from May /. 1912; $1,000; address .i9
West 10th ST. San. .,oro .,c. Maria rsitere,
40 Gnns NJ Major; yrs from April /, 1872
sto5, address. l1I9 fulton ave. - -.
iiIJii-6S0N sT IS TO 10; all: Thomas Patton
. T,dicott johnson q Co; yrs from May j.
,9,5. 10 sio 900. address. las Duane st.
EisT BRoADwAI. 2Ol; Division St; 1913;
,tEaaao Eao i,hTabam IA Sarasohn TO Harris Holdman
snG arn. yrs from May !. 1872; S3.752; ad-
MONROE ST. go; store and cellar floor; Rich.
NJ IgIo. S72O: address. 223 Monroe ST
NoiiTH MOORE ST. 100; all John II stouten-
b,reh trus TO Robert Keasbey; 10 yrs from
May j, 1905; $500: address loo North Moore
I'd AVE- 1879; north stoTs ana basement ssn
Nathan I1ick 20 Regina Greenhut' yrs from
Nav Igl2: 5000: address, 1927 ~ ave.
2gTu SIR i2s West basement store Geraldlie
RFossesu 10 Isaac Elkn: yrs from APrll l.
1919. 81 300: address 327 West nth ST.
I2iTH ST 4O3 and 405 West; sly Dlog; Jeh
ME save ei al To Morris Dessauer' y yrs 10 mos
from Dec !, 1871 $4,000 audiess' III "es'
i3lth II
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
SAYS MORSE IS IMPROVING
Counsel in a Suit Makes Statement in
the Supreme Court.

( Charles ". Morse according to a state
nent made in the Supreme Court yester-
Gay, Is rapidly improving in health in
Europe and will return 70 New York in
May or June
The statement was made to Justice
Bischoff 10y counsel for Abel !. Culver,
formerly president Of the Hudson Naviga-
ton Company. who is suing Peter Mac
carthy for S7s,s2O for failure to keep an
agreement 10 buy stock Of the navigation
company
stay had been granted to give Culver
ume 10 get the testimony Of Morse, and
the plaintiff asked an extension Of the stay
% that Morse could be examined when he
returns to New York hut Justice Bischoff
vacated the STAY
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
MECHANICS LIENS.

ls4TH ST, $, 100 II OF Amsterdam ave
JOTlO0; Cross Austin & Ireland Lumber 90
agt Van Orden Construction 60 and Edlh
Van Orden, owners (renewaD: 81 .lT6 81.
37TH ST 90 TO "A West: Anna Walter agt
Sternfeld Building co, owner: Z g Farnsworth
& co, Inc, contractors; 1882
1@2D ST 425 East: Empire City Iron Works
ast Caledonia Golf Cleek and Mfg Co, owner
and contractors 500.
BEAUMONT AVE, W s, 10 u OF ls7th st,
25xg5.I. Muglers Iron Works agt Emilio
Farago. owner and contractor; 500.
STH AVE, 144 Henry Klaus. Inc, agt Peter
Doelger. owner; Henry Mock s. co, con-
tractors: sT26 81.
154TH ST, 3ls East: Abraham Koslin agt
William Paul, owner and contractor; 500 04.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
a., o,MALLEY ExoNEaATED.

Annapolis, April lS.-The state Auditor
roh, +. O'Malley, was exonerated
e's.t, .h6 grand jury to-day of the charge Of
" .od bribery Mr.. O'Malley was ac-
s''o'I,' -, ". u. smallwood, member OF
49, ,,ar,land House OF Delegates with
,'io nGercd him s2.5e@ 70 vote against
na'ins ontion bill. then pending In the
Legislature.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19

George p Howard to J Sergeant Crank ".
Julia /. Butterfield TO Albert Zimmerman;
$685.
Manhattan Mortgage co TO Annie Moore;
IS, ,OUO
Minnie Rubnstein to Sigmund Levin; sloo
Joseph Schwartz TO Lena Nogel; slp. -
New York Trust co 10 city Mortgage 90; ~,
City Mortgage Co to Bowery Savings Bank;
$500 600
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
IN The AUCTION MARKET.


Real Estate Exchange salesrooms, NOS.
IA and l6 Vesey street, yesterday:
BY Joseph y. Day.
RROADWAY 844 s. 121 10 n Howard st,
25x2OO g 10 10 and ~ Crosby st NjO.lr lrreg; o
sty loft bldg: sold at private tale.
5TH AVE, ll5tb st and - Nicholas ave, o
cor Il5 4xi5.0xi77 7Nl0D.s. two sty apt houses;
sold 10 Herman Stearns for S2S5,JpO.
1sT sVr 2O42 . F. 1871 n Of 1O5th st.
% 4xIl8: o sty tenmt and store; sold 10 Charles
Casazza for $50, 600. 80 . -
9GTH ST, $50, -, $50 II Of 9th ave. 25x9s 3:
4 sty tenrnt. knocked down TO NJ Brown for
WAFER ST G2 to CO, 5. 57.2 # Of old
sin. 56 ix73: two sty loft bldgs sold 10 ] y
FitzsimmODa for SI2' 600
i2T'U sT, 357 and $50 s. 1910 n Of
uashineton ST. through TO $500 Jane st. AK
1eJ /: three 3 sty bldgs and stables; Knocked
down to j VI Thomas for Si3'OO
sIs1' S-r. 229 n :. 254.2 II " Of 20 ave, 21.ox
20 .. 2 sty teu-nt: knocked down TO NJ Thomas
10. ,t GX?F 1889 TO 1856. . s. 252 II ot 97th
q, 7, Qx74. three { sty tennis: knocked down
10 ri Bowns for $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
FLOOD SUFFERING GROWS
atest Breaks Add 25,000 to
Army Of Victims.
HUNDREDS ARE MAR00MED
yederal officials and Those of
Many States Join in
Giving Aid.

Memphis April 1s.-The break in the
lain line levee on the Mississippi River
,os,erdav four miles below Rosedale, Miss,
.rd another on the Arkansas River added
5000 persons to the list Of food sufferers
:, Southern Arkansas. Northeastern Louis
tara and Northwestern Mississippi, the yell
,ow food inundating an area Of rich cotton
.ountry almost as large as the New Eng
land states. III
The plight Of thousands Of homeless peo-
Mo IS pluable. Hundreds are marooned
v Isolated places. Many have been with
nut food for days and scores are suffering
from want Of clothing,
officials Of the national government have
combined forces with state officials TO
carry relief to "a many as possible. The
need of motor boats and skiffs TO he used
IN rescuing persons in trees and from
housetops is extreme. and all available
craft has been bought or chartered by the
officials.
The water Is rising rapidly at Tallulah,
La. Rescue officials are trying to carry the
Inhabitants 10 Mllliken's Bend, where g
temporary refugee camp will be estab.
Nshed This camp is 10 be protected by
the national guard.
Urgent appeals from more than eight
thousand persons have been received al
vicksburg, where a large camp will be es-
tablished under protection OF the Missis-
sIppi National Guard.
Railroads are all out OF commission In
the inundated sections, and whatever sup
plies are collected can be distributed only
By boats.
Albany. April ia proclamation was Is
sued to-day by Governor Dix calling upon
the people OF this state to aid the victims
OF the foods which have devastated the
lower Mississippi Valley. The Governor re-
fers to the appeal made by President Tart
and says that contributions may be made
through the American Red Cross, Jacob II.
schiff, of New York, treasurer.
Lansing. Mich, April S.-Governor Os-
born to-day issued a proclamation calling
on the people Of Michigan to aid the flood
,ufferers of the Mississippi River Valley,
He urges that relief funds be contributed
through the state Red Cross
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
LTERATIONS.
MANHATTAN.


10Th ST go to $50 West; 39th ST, 833 70
G3g West: 10 a and sty boiler house and
factory; Joseph Stern & Sons, premises. own
or; Joseph Stern, architect; $4,000.
THE BRONX
WESTMINSTER AVE, s. 1914 II W OF
IJnionport road; sty frame hotel. 45X55;
Charles Baecher, 1926 Walker ave. owner;
B Ebeling. 1l38 Walker ave, architect; cost,
$500
OGDEN AVE. n e cor Of ls4th st: sty
frame store and dwlg, 2JX54; VI l.; Ida
Blerllng. 1901 Nelson ave, owner; Lloyd
Phyfe, $40 ogden ave. architect: cost. $500.
f3STH ST, lI3: sty brk stores, lofts and
Offices 4p1x729 Bacon Piano co. on prem
ises, owner: Josiah r Tubby, 81 Fulton st,
architect: cost $1,000.
10TH ST. 1854; sty brk stores and tenmt,
2Oxi0s: Thomas j Clark, 1I5s Topping ave,
owner: william Schuanfer, 3i44 Sd ave- archi-
tect: cost, $1,000.
Sd AVE, 2s61. 3 sty frame stores and dwlg,
328x524 Noise Geismann. 29S East 15sth
ST. owner; William Schuanfer. 34i4 Sd ave,
architect. cost. 81 600.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
COUNTRY PROPERTY,

FOR SALE
.,b,,rn Mineral Spring. including spring house.
a.i,ng house granite tanks. repair shops. etc.
nott'''.s rroyes terraces retaining walls OF former
ho,sl Thls property is In the city OF Auburn OF
one Of the finest lakes in Maine. four miles to
onw onnsd tvo miles 10 trolley II Is unexcelled
Is. hoteI for cottages Tor an exclusive pri-
TOT state Price low. For analysis OF water,
ste consult A. @. WHITMAN, Melroses Mass.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

BROADWAY, $, whole front between I'D
and I4th sts Francis ID Kremer agt w f.
S%E ~ ai; naTCr <3' IsgS % 20 -,
same. March 30 1909 5000 OS.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

BENEDICT AVE. g. 3631 II OF Starrow
81. 25x10O: Elizabeth K Doolng loans William
Buhl So 900
BENEDICT AVE. =, 1851 n OF Starrow
st. 2JxtOO: same loans same $4,000
BENEDICT AVE. &, $50 It e OF Starrow 1t.
25xt0O: same loans same $4,000.
BENEDICT AVE, .. 375 II Of Starrow st,
25xlOO; same loans same $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
CONNECTICUT.
eeEENWIcH Real ESTATE

Nj vernon. New Rochelle and stamford.
,,',,,,,r rentals; long leases; estates and homes
sunny sun inns Tor sale: property shown to pros
anu To- 20, ciients w g. n. 4 CO, Room 729.
pn,na Rdg Tel 2305 Beekman
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
RECORDED TRANSFERS.

fuith name and address Of purchaser snd
Attorney
APRIL ~.
MANHATTAN.
GREENE ST. o. 1915. Leon Realty 90 70
Ray w Sundeson 1878 Madison ave; Nov 3
1911: 500: attorney J Ricgcr, "51 Broadway.
OLD LANE closed. LOT begins 100 II OF
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
A SPLENDID HOME


on corner plot overlooking Hudson for miles 10
bedrooms, reception hall, drawing room, library.
nursery, billiard room, laundry four bathsi
hreplaces; must be seen TO be appreciated; %
minutes from Grand Central. VIII sell upon
terms that will be entirely satisfactory. OWN
Err 1OOl, 331 Madison ave.
CEDAR TERRACE.
Rockville Centre, Long Island.
Lots and plots in this highly improved and
beautiful property. from $4,000 TO $500 Tor
plots 75xl25 and 75x200 feet
One plot, 10Ox400 feet, $500.
All near station; select neighborhood and with
beautiful trees. sidewalks and curbs. Land lies
high. The prettiest spot in the locality.
f. CLIFFORD. Owner.
FOR SALE. - EXCEPTIONALLY Fl z
watertrontage the Sound; - minutes from
New York; in small plots suitable for and
within the means OF persons accustomed TO
comfortable homes near the city; most beau
tiful location; ideal neighborhood: magnificent
landscaping: perfect improvements; money
loaned 20 build. Write for particulars.
s. OSGOOD PELL & CO., 542 Fifth Ave.
TeI
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of grantee and attor-
ney1
Interest at per cent unless othern se stated.
APRIL Is
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19

HOUSE OF ROOMS AND BATH; ELEc-
triclty and gas; hardwood floors; on plot
GOxf5O: concrete walks: choice nelghborhood;
3 blocks OF station near schools; price $4,000:
terms 10 suit L. CLIFFORD, Rockville Centre.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19

GREENWICH ST. go cor christopher 81,
-X-x irreg Mary II CASSIDY to Elizabeth
Shields, Grsntwood, j. April 10; yr. 6Is per
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
uNFuRNIsHeo APARTMENTS.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS TO Lg1

FURNISHED APARTMENI' 10 let for summer
months: four rooms kitchen and bath: resson-
able figure. Apply sup't sos w. 1i<th a.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19

AT ONT-ON-THE-SOUND.
Your chance to own real home with lana
enough for garden, tennis court and garage:
congenial neighbors: outdoor sports; country
atmosphere; city improvements; near station;
80 minutes out; low prices Write for par'icn-
lars.
HOWELL PERRIN, SOB Fifth Ave.. n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19

1 HAVE SOME OF THE BEST PLOTS IN
Rockville Centre, Freeport and Hollis that
will sell on very easy terms. Let me hear
from you.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19

BAY VIEW, FREEPoRT. L. 1.-TWO BAR
gains-So quick buyer; rooms and bath. all
improvements hot water heat. hardwood trim:
large plot ground: cement walks; near TROLLEY.
bay: convenient station. WALLACE SMITH.
7.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

New, attractive stucco cottage for sale. Sir
rooms and bath. All improvements. $4,000:
easy terms. Best bargain on Long Island. In
auire Room e050 / Madison Avenue. New
York city.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19

HOUSE OF ROOMS. BEDROOMS. BATH,
electric lights and gas. steam heat. parquet
floors hardwood trim: plot 5nk100: price
Sc. 100. A. NJ. ONDERDoNK, 2s3 Fulton St.
Ueppetead I, /
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
Hallett House
Blue Point, L. |.
HOW ELL ESTATE

New addition OF 80 rooms; new, large ant
attractive drawing room bungalows.
j. X. SNEDECOR.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19

THE WINONA, Bay ave, Patchogue. l. J.
house OF 27 sleeping rooms; acres: beauti-
ful garden spot: good for high class boarding
house permanent home, private school or club
house Full particulars WEFHS ppHe
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
Album of Snap Shots No. Is

sent free upon request. They tell in pictures
( many OF the beauties Of Long Islands master
| development "Brghtwaters."
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19
ABOUT ONE ACRE

Ideal in every respect; other places for sale or
rent. H. OAKLEY, Babylon. l. l.
HOUSE 10 ROOMS. ALL MODERN I'M
provements: barn for automobiles. horses and
carriages, each separately. with servants
room, etc; shrubbery. fruit trees, chicken
yard, vegetable garden: ideal home: plot S0ss
225 Particulars G. ROECREL, Rockville Cen
tire, l.. l.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-19

Water front: on trolley; nothing else aVaII-
| able near: will sell at a genuine bargain; {;
| agents protected. E. CLIFFORD. owner, VII
| lage ave- Rockville Centre.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1912-06-05
WAR OF THE WITS

Public life is not without its p1easan-
tries, Of course, as was instanced re-
Gently when Senator Lodge and Col.
Bryan met in the lobby of the Senate,
says the Springfield Republican.
Hello! Senator" said the Nebras-
kan, shaking the hand of the Mass
achusetts man. Il see We are rivals, -
continued the colonel.
How so?" asked the senator.
You are being mentioned a
mighty good dark horse for the Chi
cago convention. You know | have
had mention that way" said Col. Bry-
an.
Il am so dark" answered the Sena-
tor, that l am mentioned only in Lon
don. But | tell you, your chances for
being nominated at Chicago are bet
ter than mine" Both men laughed.
But there's one thing about this
republican fight that l do not like
said the colonel They are standard
izing me in no flattering manner. The
vote for Bryan before they Will vote
for Taft and the Taft people say they
will vote for Bryan before they will
vote for Roosevelt. Now that is not
the kind of a standard I'd like to be-"
1T might be one way of getting
elected" replied Senator Lodge with a
fine thrust.