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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
Macon's Wealthiest
Family Gives House
Party for Servants
Two Dozen Negroes Entertained
With Eggnog and Music at
Fashionable Johnston Home.

MACON, GA, Dec. 2S,-Holiday call
ers at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam McEwen Johnston, on Georgia
avenue, were amazed when informed at
the door that the host and hostess were
entertaining at a party in honor of
their ten negro servants and fourteen
of the latters friends. The parlor and
reception hall were thrown together and
decorated appropriately to the season.
During the evening a musical pro-
gram was rendered, and eggnog and
other refreshments were served. The
party was in progress for several hours.
with Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson actively
acting as host and hostess and seeking
to make their guests happy and at
home.
AS the Johnstons are the wealthiest
OF Macon's social families, and occupy
the most magnificent home on Georgia
avenue, their party has created no lit
tie surprise but they explain that they
merely sought to duplicate the ''befo-
de war entertainments for the sery-
ants, as given by "marster and missus. ''
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
RELATIVES DIVIDE
ESTATE OF SUICIDE
AND WIFE HE SLEW

COLUMBUS. GA, Dec. 28.-Througn
an agreement reached by attorneys rep
Iesenting the parties interested the
Robarts will contest case was brought
to q close yesterda. when Ordinary
William Redd signed am order allowing
attorneys representing Mrs c. NJ. Bar
low to set up viii to her sisters prop
e.ty.
Last August Mrs. Blanche Robarts.
sister of Mrs. Barlow, was shot and
killed by her husband, who also shot
himself, dying later from the wound.
just before Mrs Robarts died she made
verbal will, III which she gave her
property to her sister, Mrs. Barlow.
Mrs Barlow, through her attorneys.
undertook to set up this will, which
was contested by members Of the Rob
arts family.
The agreement reached between the
contesting factions gives Mrs. Barlow
house and lot and automobile which
belonged to her sister. valued at $4,000,
while the insurance on the life Of A. NJ.
Robarts goes TO the Robarts heirs. It
amounted to $4,000.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
Mrs. King Asks To Be
Near Her Children.

Mes King was I'D m automobile
bound for Macon late yesterday after
noon when she begged Sheriff Roberts
to return with hel, TO the Jones county
jail
- want to Ice near my children" She
sobbed. and she declared that If taken
back to the jail Of her own county she
would tell the truth about the affair.
The sheriff asseuted, and Mrs. King
fulfilled her promise confessiug In the
presence Of the sheriff. Detectives
Moore and Kea Of Macon, who worked
Up the case against her and several
friends She said that in October they
put strychnine in Mr.. Kings posiou,
but that when ne became violently sick
she gave MIN an emetic and saved his
life
Nick Wilburn declared 20 ne so
much that ne didShot have "a friend i'm
the world that felt sorry for him and
then I fell in love with him. and then J
began TO hate my husband" was the
voman's statement. she is the mother
Of sis children. Her oldas. daughter
married Frank Wilbutu brother of
Nick Wilburn,
The King plantations near Round
Oa>. h. ono ot tNa MOST valuable in the
county.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
PROBE DEATH
Of MYSTERY
MAN;PLO
SEEN
Examination of Stomach of
John Perkins To Be Made by
State Chemist.
LANDLADY TELLS OF
YELLED WOMAN IN CASE

An investigation. based on suspi-
cion of foul play, was begun today into
the death Of John Perkins, the man of
mystery who was found dead on Christ
mas night.
An examination of the stomach will
be made today.
Perkins brotner-in- law, j. j. Alex
ander, of Hillsboro. Ga, is in Atlanta
and declares he will probe the death of
the old man to the end.
The statement of Miss Martha G.
Yeargin. who conducts the boarding
house at % Washington street. where
Perkins died was one Of the things
which led Alexander to decide on an
investigation and an autopsy.
"On Christmas day yelled woman
came to my house to see Perkins" she
said. She grabbed him by the coat
and l persuaded her to go away. / be-
leve she was the woman who was for
merly his wife and who afterWard was
divorced
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
Said He Came to
Kidnap Her Son.

Mrs H. B. Wingard vi 80 Capitol
avenue, called to see the BODY and de-
clavred it was that of John Perkins,
the husband from whom she had been
divorced four years ago.
Mrs. Wingard declared he4 belief
that Perkins had come TO Atlanta to
meet and kidnap their little son, Rob
ert. aged twelve years. She said Per
kins had met Robert several times on
the way to school and had talked with
him. She said Perkins had taken away
their older son. Paul. two years ago.
Paul is now living with his aunt Mrs.
Alexander. at Hnlsboro, Ga.
Perkins died suddenly on Christmas
night. apparently of acute indigestion.
In his last moments he gave his real
name and said he lived in Nashville
Tenn. where he had an interest in a
chair factory.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
President Elect Greeted on His
Birthday by Old TownSpeopIe
at Staunton. Va.

STAUNTON, VA. Dec IS Presi-
dent-elect Woodrow Wilson awoke to-
day in the same room in which he was
born Sc years ago Although still pale
from the effects Of his recent cold the
president elect said he was feeling bet
ter and did not think that the enter
tainments provided for his birthday
would have any bad cfrec. on his
health
Practically all Of today, program
was given over 10 renewal of the
boyhood ties Of MI WILSON and his
visits included calls upon three aged
women who used 10 nurse the presi-
dent-elect in his babyhood
The first visit was made To a sani-
tarium where Mrs. Elizabeth Kayser,
now paralytic. is an inmate. Mrs.
Kayser was an intimate friend OF the
Wilson family and used to assist the
president elects mother in "minding
the baby"
The other two nurses Of Little
Tom, as Governor Wilson was known
when he was a little boy are Mrs II.
l.. Hoover and Mrs. Amanda Fultz. The
latter is the mother Of David Fultz, now
a New York lawyer and former
baseball and football star of Brown
university.
MI Wilson also met for the hlst Time
I'm many years Frank r. Ware "a former
servant iu the Wilson HuilN.
MANY times I had caro- of Ljttj,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
Wilburn Expects
To Give Up Life.

Wiibun frankly says chat he expects
to give his life in return for the one
which he ended in cold blood. IN his
cell in the Bibb county Jail today. after
reading Mrs. Kings confession. he re-
marked that he guessed" they would
both hang together"
Il hope they will let he, 50 up for
life" he added He says it was part
Of the plot that King should be killed
with his own gun.
Judge James g. Park. Of the Ocmul-
gee circuit, will be asked by Solicitor
j. f. Pottle to call a special session Of
tho Jones county grand jury and to
convene an early term Of the superior
court Under the Law. it will be neces-
sary for a jury to consider capital
cases. Notwithstanding that pleas Of
guilty may be entered. and il win also
be up to the jury to say whether or not
AIRS King shall hang for plotting her
husbands death
TO induce the jury TO recommend her
TO the mercy Of the court, w. :. Sim
mons. ~ Macon. Mrs. Kings brother,
has already hired lawyers. He is grief
stricken and dumfourded at The un-
expected developments. but is deter
mined 20 aid his sister as far as possis
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
Women Sob As
Verdict Is Read.

Judge Anderson announced toulI o"-
y.ncd mll $50 Monday morning
,.tu he wifi take UP the matter Of SEN
ices
feN .I tly defendants paied no
ably. hut nost Of them sat I'm
.N.d
rd- -ons of inc women in the court
... I'M addition 20 the screaming OF
enid jo tine outee -obby. heightened
auGuu - Of the scene.
Has1a ScnmiC, ordered all the coz
OFFS cleared on the second floor pre-
atory to taking the prisoners away
.ua adjourned at 10 a. m,
wre defendants were singled out one
one. and they were put in the charge
detectives.
Builder, RAIN and Smith sat chatting
aushias as the other defendants
Jus before court convened the en-
front row Of spectators benches
.r. nled with city detectives. The
.rt vas reported on its way to the
.,uHy DOM at $3.50 and the excitement
u The court room became intense. Inc
rons craned and leaned forward IN
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28

Admitting close friendship with
WiIburn for the last nine months,
Mrs King said that she so domi-
mated the young man that she had
no difficulty in persuading him to
axe her husband 5 life, especially
after she offered to marry him
and TO spend the $4,000 life in
surance. which they expected to
collect, on a honeymoon trip.
The confessions Of Mrs. King and
Wilburn corroborate in detail only the
latter spared the woman as much as
possible. Mrs, King says Wnburn
should have died before confessing
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
HEARING OF APPEAL
OF WREN, GEM THIEF,
is DELAYED 3 DAYS

Judge Price Edwards, OF the Tala-
poosa circuit. has given George Wren
IA three days respite by postponing the
hearing of Wren's motion for a new
trial. Judge Edwards had set the hear
ing for today. but announced last night
that he would not come to Atlanta UNI
til Tuesday
Wren, last of the trio to be convicted
of completely in the Piedmont hotel dia-
mond robbery, is said to be in Birmins-
ham attending a medical college. He
was released shortly after his conyie-
ton on what is said 10 have Deea ~
unauthorized supercedeas 5oaG
attorneys assert that Il v;l ...l
before Judge Edwards on Use .-
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28

Coroner Paul Donehoo Was visited by
Alexander today and stated afterward
Steps will be taken at once toward
holding a second inquest, removing the
stomach from the body lying at Harry
Poole's undertaking establishment and
sending ii 10 the state chemist for
analysis. which will show whether poi
son was responsible for Perkins death.
Perkins had registered at the board
ing house some weeks ago at Moses,
and it was only as he was dying that
ne revealed his true identity
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
NC TRACE FOUND
OF VESSEL SEEN
BURNING AT SEA

NEWPORT. r. l., Dec. 2S.-Tne INIT
ed States revenue cutters Seneca and
Acpshnet searched the sea today n
the vicinity Of Block Island for surViN %
ors Of the unknown four masted
schooner which burned last night. No
sign Of the crew Or Of any wreckage
was sighted during the early forenoon
and il was thought that the blazing
shin had gone down and that her crew
was drowned by the upsctting of the
lifeboats IN the terrific sea that was
raging.
The schooner took fire early in the
evening about twelve miles off Block
Island. The Seneca, answering calls
for help, hurried to the scene, but was
unable to get near the boat.
When dawn came traces Of the
schooner were gone.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
Brother of Woman, Who Confessed
Plotting Husbands Death, Employs
Lawyer to Defend Her---Slain Plant
er's Brothers Engage Attorneys.
Nick Wilburn Expects to Hang, But Begs That
Woman Be Spared--Infatuation For Farm
Hand Breeds Hatred For Rich Husband
Planned to Spend Insurance on Honeymoon.

MACON. GA. Dee 2SNrs James Kings complete confession
the Jones county Jail Grays night prompted
Nick Wiburn kill her husband December T.
the immediate employment lawyers
her and procure life peniten
J The brothers of the whose inspired have also
attorneys will the prosecution
In her little cell last night Mrs King broke the
whole story of the taking all the blame herself
mercy sympathy only children of whom are
under sixteen years She said that love
hand the motive which
husband. James King. wealthy Jones county pIanter
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
Head of Iron Workers
First on List.

Those found guilty were the follow
us:
'ranh NJ Ryan. president Of the In
national Bridge and Structural iron
Workers.; John 7. Butler, Buffalo, vice
PRESIDENT of the association; HeipeFt
= Hockin. former secTeary of the Or
sanitation. of Detroit. Mich; OAK a.
f1aitmoe San Francisco. secretary OF
ne California Building Trades council;
eugene \. CLANCY. san Francisco;
Philip Cooley. New orleans; Michael
} Young. Boston: Frank j. Higgins,
doston j. f.. Munsey, Salt Lake City;
rank G.. Webb, New York; Patrick T..
FARRELL, New York; John II. Berry, St
louis; Paul J. Morris St. Louis; Hen
ny W. Legleitner. Denver; Charles n
6eum, Indianapolis; w. +. Reddin, NIL
'aukee Michael j. Cunnane, Philadel-
mia; Richard Houlihan. Chicago
James Cooney, Chicago; James H.
loughlin, Chicago; William Shoup,
'hicago; Edward Smythe. Peoria, H.;
James E. Ray, Peoria H.; Murray PEN
nell, Springfield. H.; William c. Burn
idrdt Cincinnati; MILFORD Brown, Kan
,as city William J. Mccain, Kansas
liy. Mo; Frank X. Painter, Omaha;
Feter j. Smith, Cleveland, Ohio; George
anderson, Cleveland. Ohio; Michael j,
daunon. Scranton Pa: Edward +.
'HNllps, Syracuse. y. y; Charles
Naehmeister Detroit; Frank j. Mui-
my Detroit; Fred j. Mooney, Duluth,
iinh.; Ernest G. W Basey, lndianapo-
''. Fred Sermau. indianapolis; HI
''m W. Kline Muncio, Ind. former or
-,'Hizer of the Btothe-uoos of Carpen-
'rrs and Joiners.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
OROZCO WILL HELP
US. WITH HIS MEN IF
TROOPS CROSS LINE

Ell PAsO, TEXAS, Dec. 2s.-PasquaI
orozco. Mexican rebel leader will Join
forces with the Americans if the United
States iutervenes in Mexico.
This intimation was given today by
friends of the general. Orozco says he
would willingly place his men at The
iispoga OF the American troops as
scents. In the past Orozco declared
mar intervention would be the sigma
Tor uniting rebel and federal forces.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
EUGENE A. POOLE. PAINTER. DIES

PITTSBURG Dec 2S.-Eugene A.
Poole, r. widely known as painter Of
autumn landscape@. is dead at his home
here today as "a result Of pneumonia.
He has been in IpoI' health for several
months but his death Was sudden.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
THE WEATHER

Forecast for Atlanta and Georgia:
FAR Saturday and Sunday.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-12-28
Coroner Advises
Holding an Autopsy.

divorced
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-26
SUBURBAN SALES.

The Shields Company has sold for Ed
ward King his residence at Great Neck
villa Long Island The property will he
extensively altered and occupied by the
purchaser IN the fall Many Improvements
are now under way at Great Neck villa.
The Shields Company IL planning 10 open
another section Of the property in the near
future. divided into quarter acre and half
acre plots.
Alexander Selkin has sold for william
Ziegler five lots at the corner Of Liberty
and Curtis avenues. Morris Park, Jamaica,
Long Island The property is known as
lots Nos. / l6 TO 1914, IN block No. 4.
Edward P Hamilton & Co. have sold a
plot approximating eighteen acres. includ-
ing Lake Maueldink. near Morristown. n
j.. 10 a client who will improve
Purchases Of completed dwellings and Of
sites for early improvement are making the
present season one Of substantial activity
at Leonia, y. In High street, near Broad
avenue, an eight room house has been sold
by the Leona Heights Land Company 10
Carlton Chase for his own occupancy Sales
recently closed by the company I'm the new
er section include two lots on the north
side Of Highwood avenue. west OF Pauin
Boulevard. to Myrtle r. Oldford. who ex-
poets 10 build a bungalow on the site i'm
mediately, and q lot on Knapp Terrace.
east Of Park avenue, 70 F. w. Harrison.
who owns the adjoining corner. on this
enlarged site Mr.. Harrison will erect an at
tractive dwelling house. The company has
also sold three other plots Of two lots
each on Highwood avenue, near Pauin
Boulevard The buyers of these are o. J
Hall, Mary K Coney and NJ. B. OReilly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-26
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 81 Mary Free
Hospital for Children, $4,000
samuel Straus TO Ellen S Hotter, 81
Joseph L Wood 70 Ezekiel FiXman 81.
Warren McCombie 10 Albert 2 Gunther. g.
$3.50
Josephine Van Tassil trustee. 10 VIM Rob
Abraham Block 70 Samuel Fine: $4,000
Gertrude Miller TO Bent Kaufman; 500
George c Hennerdinger 10 Grand Lodge OF the
United states OF the Independent Order Of Free
Sons Of Israel. s27. 900
Ellen n Brown. extrx, to Elsie Brown
si4500
Oswald y cammann. sdn. to Athon Cam
mann: 81
Herman stelnkamp TO Charles Moldenke
S. COO
Bent NJ Gruenstein 70 sophia Mayer. ST.
jules Lohensttin 10 Bridget A Davis. 81 900
George Korher 10 Marks Kirshbaum. 81
John Joyce 20 Charles AdloT 500
Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Co TO Charles
4 WissmaHn and lno; $1,000
Eliz voegelIn. admir- TO EllE voeselin; ST.
fame 10 same. 81.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co 10 Charles A
Wissmann and ano. trustees; SIT 800
Same 10 Bankers Trust Co and ano, trustees
s42 600
MACMILLAN Fleischmann Co and ano exrs. to
Edw Black q assts); SOS. 900
Edw Black 10 Sandford 81 al, e1rs q
assts): S25 900
Annie c King to Martin Easlsy. jr. $4,000
Martin Easley. Ir. 10 James Barry: 81.
$1,000 ti''''1 = ''''''' 10 0e'"''a'' way q
Alexander Development Co to saul DINER and
ano, 81
Episcopal Public school sS5 600
Ferdinand r Minrath 10 Farmers Lean and
Trust Co; 81
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to New
York Life Insurance Co, $500. coo.
Albert MeZev 10 Morris Arhuse 81
Sli 900
Worth Realty and Construction Co 70 Elii
Stetnmuller. $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-26
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.
Manhatt9

EIGHTH NUE-Solornon stern has sold 70
4 client for investment the hve story qu3dIupe
tenement house. with store. No Zi4l HghIl
avenue northeast corner Of lioth street az
price close 20 S6J. 600.
SHERMAN AVENUE-The Dyckman Con
structlon Company. recently incorporated o.!
John Kaufman has bought from Minturn POST
collins the southeast corner Of sherman avenue
and Ishran street, plot lonHluD feet Inc
property which Is three blocks from the -Otth
street subway station. Is 10 he improved win A
nve story apartment house This rs the sefgi. q
MOT IN the Dyckman recently acquired by UT.
katzman's company from Mr. Collins the other
being the northwest corner Of sherman avenue
and Academy street. lOONlOO feet 100
eth STREET-1he - foot plot a. Nos. los
and 49, West 18th street. reported sold Monday
has been resold 10 a client of Peaso Gilman
who gives Chicago property In part payment
The 9th street plot IS covered by hLe story
factory building formerly occupied b. ReVli.on
Frefes The Duross Company. which represented
the seller. has also placed a building loan ~
500 OOO for the erection q twelve story loit
building
SgTH STREET-It was reported yesterday that
the four and hye story dwelling houses on a plot
,lr.qS q feet a. 40 10 20 - E1s' 33th street
rad been sold ~ a builder for improvement Win
h!gh class apartment house. The properly
which f. owned by Fannie = HaUcr. Mildred
A IaFe and = L TfoVbritge. respectively. j.
=. f..' west OF Lexington avenue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-26
LIS PENDENS,

33D ST, s, 20 II Of LIST ave 3ox9ss
Brooklyn Trust Co agt Andrew P Danell et Al
foreclosure Of mtg. attorneys. Meighan q
Nccdrsulmer.
RIVER AVE. s. 1872 s II n Of lsoth 81, 10,
iOS 10; Meyer Polassnsky act Adephine Fried
man ct al foreclosure Of MTG; attorney. H
Levin
TRYoN ROW, n S. lots II and r. map q.
land Of Jacob Hutschler. Bronx; Sidney 3
Hickox agt Frank Clark ct al foreclosure q
mtg. attorney, Power.
VALENTINE AVE, s. between 1esth ana
197th sts lot r. Howard Haviland agt VIM
Valentine 81 al foreclosure of tax llen); at
tCrneys, Reeves & Todd.
ROGERS PL S. 1872 10 n n Of Westchestsf
ave. 50x749. People Of the State OF New YORK
sgt Fee Simple Realty Co notice Of levy)
18TH ST s g, 50 II Q OF Sd ave, 2eIl00ii:
Henry Slender agt John CaTuccl et al tore
closure Of Mtg attorneys, Otterbourg. SLENDER
6e Houston
SAITH ST. n s. 2s3 o II OF LIST ave; 10 q
100 s. Joseph Herschkowicz agt Harry Heltnger
81 al foreclosure OF mtg. attorneys Galett
74TH ST, 345 East; Clara Goldberg agt Bertha
Lewitus ct 81 foreclosure Of mtg, attorneys
Gallsrt & Heilborn.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. " s. % u OF i47th s,
lS1sS Frederick II Man agt Joseph d Erockvay
81 al foreclosure Of Mtg; attorney, T Samson
t45TH ST. Goa 10 612 West. City OF New York
sgt Grace German (notice OF levy. attorney,
a r Watson
LOT 322 map OF 800 lots being part G.
Schieffeln estate, Bronx Ferdinando Martig-
netti agt Louise K Rinselstein 81 al forGc!osurs
Of mtg: attorney, 2 Shaw
RIVERSIDE DRIVE, 145, John Inge. g. at
Ellen Scott 81 al foreclosure Of Mtg. at,og-
rev, T Hoar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-26
~ the Bronx Exchange
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address Of lessee.
June -

y y
AVENUE A. I73. all. Samuel Rcsler and
ano 70 Hyrnan Splitter. 3 yrs from July !, 1917.
SB2Ss address. 200 East 10Th ST.
BROADWAY, 1874. rear part ~ basement
James O'DouneIl TO Vincent De Bella, yrs
from May I. 1872 81 500. address. 200 West
CANAL ST 81. all. Louis Rubens,ein 70
Max ZwcrlinE. yrs from May J. 1913, ad-
ELpRIpGE ST. iO5 and Io7. part Of two
floors and basement. Mortz Tolk to JACOB
SchuSrcr. - Flatbush ave. Brooklyn; 90-ls
WIS from July /. 1912. 5000. address. Brook
MADISON AVE. 1853. lower store and base
meuf. Aaron Smith 10 Leon Psley, yrs from
MAY l. 1912. 5000. address 1858 Madison ave
PEARL ST IO4, " cor Park 81; al. Eliza
Cunningham to Michael Bacci. 10 ~ yrs
from oct l. 1897. S1.4S7. address 504 Pearl ST.
ZEREGA AVE. n cor Maclay ave. stor"
foor etc Zerega Avenue improvement co 10
Eugene Amealo. yrs from May 10, 1872.
$3.50. address 1887 St Peter ave.
18th ST 637 10 Gal East. all. Moses Pech d.
ter 10 Annie Kirschenbaum; yrs from Feb l..
1912: 81 $50. address. 30l East Sd 81.
l4TH ST 1874 East. part OF store. Auto
matte Vaudeville co TO Davis Xanther and
ano. yrs from oct /, 1910; S1.e2o address.
l94 East lith st
2lST ST "a west all. estate Of Bradish
Johnson 10 James Maloney, HIP yrs from
June /. 1912; $500. address, 23o West
iGsTH ST. ais Fast. all: Basil Tangredi to
Giuseppe Donadlo. yrs from July !. 1912.
s.. 900; address, 12o Maodougal st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-26
LEASES.

Sol. Stern has leased through Hayes b
Robertson for the Central Realty Com
pany about $4,000 feet Of space in the new
twelve story building No. 30 Irving Place
southeast corner Of 18th street. for long
term Of years at an aggregate rental OF
approximately 100000 The lessees are
Rothschild. Meyers & Co, makers or
enameled ware, who have been for many
years at Spring and Crosby streets
The Cross & Brown Company has leased
the store No. 1866 Broadway to the jackson
Motor Company
Pease g. Gilman have rented the dwelling
house No 80 West S9th street to L. r.
Mendes. and No. 21S West 10Th street. to
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Metz.
n NJ HAYWARD & Co. have rented the
four story dwelling house No. 258 West 99th
street to Or. Warren b Chaplin.
H. c. Senior &: Co. have rented the
dwelling house No. 2lo West 18th street to
Mrs. Ingred Carlson.
John A Steinmetz has leased for The
Taxpayers Realty Company, controlled BY
Philip wattenburg. president. a double
store on Boston Road. near lS0th street, at
the subway. also the Boston g. Westchester
terminal, at a rental OF $4,000. for ten
years. 10 be used as a confectionery store