davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20

uarris, y Dixon TO Sophia Tillman: f.5W
Margaret McGiI TO Eliza o Kennedy 500.
Tarolin. II Brown and sno TO Greenwich
Savings Bank; $4,000. -, 49,. .,a
Trust co: 81.
Same 10 same: 81. ,.u.,. q.
Louise A Bsser, extrx, 10 car bechef' w.
sarah wes,ervelt TO Mary Dubois; w.
600 q, r,aSa, II
Edgar U Reynolds and sno' exrs' 70 EDGAR
George 3 Phelps TO Lawyers Title insurance
ana Trust Co: 500 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20
ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan.

9Th ST. 3, 100 to 10s Wee 20
atv Iost bldg; Isaac Nuteberg, 1o4 West 2ttn
a. owner; Schwartz Gross. NO. Sf' o'h
ave architects; cost. $4,000
10TH AVE, . =. 40 and 1f2; 70 TWO sly
tennis. Ecerton l. winthrop. Esq. and estate
~ frederic Bronson. az East Houston ST.
owners: Henry Regelmann 1873 Ith 81 aren't
cot cost So O00
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20
MECHANICS LIENS.
AUGUST 10

AYR, - l76. Never Grilihas agt Henry "
Eeu ayr owner and contractor; S20e.
ARLINGTON AVE. s. 800 II OF 22Itn
at. 7Oxic5: Harry Rosenbaum Iron WORKS AZ.
Cot1ntry Home Builders contractors; sl6S
PROSPECT AVE. W s. l25 It OF I92d 81.
4oxiOO: Tozzini & Co agt prospect holulns
60. owner; Zimbsrdi & Availone' con'ae'o''
$l75. cLo,.o,,a- "a
AIT Rachel Rubel. owner and contractor; soso.
TbTU ST. ll6 East; Pietro Criscuolo agt
Security construction Co. owner and eontrac-
tor. s267
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

Tho following transaction was recorded
al the Real Estate Exchange salesroom'
Nos. "A and IS Vesey street. yesterday:
BY Joseph y. Day
IbSD ST. $50 West. =. 425 n OF Ame'
ave 37s1p9i1. i've story nat; sold 10 the
plaintiff for SOL 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20

winds. 80
For Southern New England. unsettled. With
probably showers, to-day: fair wednesday;
light variable winds.
For Western Pennsylvania. showers to day:
probably fair Wednesday; light variable wipdt.
The temperature will be somewhat lower
Tuesday I'm the middle plains states and the
middle Mississippi Valley, and II viii change
little elsewhere throughout the country during
the next forty-eight hours.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20

Destination and steamer. IN " l.
japan. IuIea' O''''' >......... To-day. $50
Hawaii Samoan Islands. New yea
lard Australia via Ban iran % Avn
CipCO)-SOnOma nus -
JaIan' corea china S,s rnii'ppineA us n. $50
Hawaii Via san Franci'oo,-""Aus Aug. %. $40
Hawaii Japan, Coree, China
Philippines via Gan Francisco)- .. s,o
Chiyo Maru .f''s' -O'
Japan Corea, China. philippines M e..o
via Victora) -Monteag!e 49,. .Aur' a. 90"
NAVAL FIJI Islands. Samoan
Islands. New Zealand. Australia
Via Tscoms)-Mskura ........'A us' o"' o'oo
japan, Corca. China via Tacoma) m .oo
Panama Maru ........... :. Aug oV' o."
Hawaii. Guam. Philippines tvia San
Francisco)-U Transport. go: Aug d. o'oo
Tahiti, Marduesas. Cook ISLANDS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20

Manhattan.
ARDEN ST. $. $50 II n W ~ Na.s,.
ave, 50xl30: Sept I. 1911 Brown Bros. Inc
owners and builders. To Margaret Kerby; s. 900;
attorneys. Fettretch Seybel, ~ Park Row
ARDEN at. r.. 100 n n W OF Naerl,
ave. 5X13o, same To Park Mortgage Co; 81 900;
attorneys. same as above.
PlNEHuRST AVE. " cor iTSth st: c 8 c.:
Juno y, 1910; Peto Realty Co 10 See II Il co:
81 4S. address 30 Broadway
18TH ST. 4l3 West 1s.0x9s0: Dec 10. 1900
Florence Cohen to american Missionary Asso-
4 Rudd. 20 Liberty 81.
3sTiI ST 30 and POI West 400 10 II a Of sth
ave. 4i2x0s.o: Sept I. 1910: Watson vandepoei
to Virginia " Baldwin; $50. 600, attorney W
q Morrlsey, 1877 Montague st. Brooklyn.
10TH 81, 100 East. 2sxl022; Aug 49, 1908
Jas r Keane TO BERNARD Lichtenstein; $40, 600:
attorney. Lawyers Title Insurance Co. 100
Broadway.
18TH ST I24 East. o5xIooii: Aoril "a,
1917; Louis = and Carolina Lotsch and ano 10
W BrainshS, III Broadway.
t42D ST, =, 6l6 II e OF Broadway (Boule-
vardl. runs to centre line block between 1920
and 1884 SITS 4 . along said centre line to Ham
ilton Pl along place to l42d vt W
along i42d at to beginning; May %. 1905; Chss
Rogers 10 Horace W Foster; ST. 900; attor-
nsys. Forster & Forster ~ william IT.
1+3D st. =. 625 n Of Broadway ORoule-
vard). runs y To centre line block between 1921
and iiad sis along centre line block to
r Rogers to Horace W Forster: s26. 900; attor-
neys, Forster & Forster - william st.
Tho Bronx.
LOT 242, map MA. part Schiefelln estate.
oath ward June 20. 1912; William and Rose
RinEelstein to Benjamin Benenson $3.50; ad-
dress. 407 East 1891 1T.
LOTS Dos and 300, amended map. Section r.
yyse estate. 23d Ward. June -. 1905; Eliza
Crtnmlns to Frederick Southworth 81. 900;
address 40 Riverside Drive.
LOT 1os map iO84A sub div plot 4, Hudson
Park property frontage on Madison Place, 30.
and 1929 y, In rear 81 2xi3s.3 =. Dec
IA. 1905: Lucia Zinco TO Margaret u La Tou-
rette; 5000; attorney, Starks. i65 Broad
way.
LOTS a, ~ and 20. map 006D No I. in par
tition. Conrad Bshre estate. March TO- 1905:
Stanley and Stella Polchinsky to Joseph n
Bolton; 500; attorney, Timothy Power. Main
vt. Westchester.
ODELL ST jackson avn), " ., $50 n OF
Startling ave, 25xi0s; Aug a. 1911: William
7 McMann to Philip Kaufman; $3.50: attorney.
Charles " Baechler, 1i28 Walker ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20

Local OficiaI Record.-The following oficisi
record from the Weather Bureau shows tho
changes In the temperature for the last twenty
four hours in comparison with the correspond
ing date Of last
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20

Highest temperature yesterday, 81 degrees
lat II a. M; lowest. az 1at p. M; average.
10; average for corresponding date Jsst yesy,
81: average for corresponding date last thirty
three years, IL.
Local forecast: Unsettled. with probably
showers. to-day and Wednesday; light variable
winds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20
THE PRAIRIE AFTER MARINES

Philadelphia, Aug. 1s.-The auxiliary
cruiser Prairie, which recently re-
turned with marines from Cuba and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20

Forecast for Special IocalItIes.--For East
ern New York. Eastern Pennsyivania, New
Jersey. Delaware, the District OF Columbia,
Maryland and virginia. unsettled, with prob
variable winds.
For Western New York, unsettled weather.
with probably showers, to-day; cloudy Wednes-
day; light variable winds.
For Northern New England. unsettled TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20
Hospital to Cost 100000.

The proposed hospital for the New
York Ophthalmic and Aural Institute AZ
the southwest corner OF 10th avenue and
57th street is 10 be eight stories in height,
on a plot 4ox75 feet. and will cost exclu-
siye Of land about $1,000. The site 10 be
improved is now covered with old dwell
Ing houses recently purchased from Low
enfield q Prayer. Sarah H. Platt Mary
r. Cook and Caroline NJ. Lawler
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

with name and address OF grantee and
Attorney
Interest 81 s per cent unless otherwise stated.
AT-ETrG'r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Herman Beiracir to Pauline Bermsn; 81.
Anna II Boxer TO Rosalie r Ford; ST.
Frederick Goerl. exr. TO Frederick Goerl;
SIS 30
same TO Kuuisunda Goeri; s15.o9i 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20
SUNDAYS YORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United
States for 81 so a year.
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
HIGH " ATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sunrise. 5:i5; sunset, 6:53; moon sets. 1l'Vo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
LENoX AVE. . cor 1874 st. 24.1lxs5;
per cent. due Dec 1. 1912; s2.7i5' attorney.
Jos Manly. 900 Broadway.
LEMON AVE, . cor l2Oth 81 81 Zxso
Matilda white to Juau, white Aug 10 prior
mtg $4,000; due az per bond: 5000; ad-
dress. 255 West 1o6th st.
POST AVE. n " cor Hawthorne. iooXloo.
John II Knapp to Emisrant Industrial Savings
Bank 81 Chambers 81: Aug TO- yrs; $500
attorneys Amend & Amend. ll9 Nassau st.
ST NICHOLAS AVE, $40 5. q. ix6I.I II
Guarantee & Trust Co. ia Broadway: due.
etc. az per bond, Aug 10: $1,000 address. lTS
5Tu AVE 2lss. ieasehold: Ray Levitt to Tx-
natz Hertz. West 1881 ST: Aug is; instals:
tl,s5o. per cent: attorney. Chas Foitr. 2
18th ST. 2ss East. ,ty brk. 1ssIio2 2:
John Mohl 20 Philip Pollak, Yonkers. Y:
Aug 10; due Feb 49, 1919: $3.50: attorney. Max
CAD sr. :. 23si IT W OF nth ave, 1s1or
725 n Apthorps lane i8iCxIL6; all title
70 strip Is loxis< Dorothea II simmons 20
Lizzie NJ Palmer. Greenfield Township Mich;
neys. White & Case. II Wall st.
i33D ST 8. 3c5 n e OF 18th ave, i5Is9 II:
Dorothy Realty co 20 Alfred c Giants, 30
per cent. 5000: attorneys ut Todd St John.
25s Broadway.
The Bronx.
BRYANT AVE, n W, .. ga Il Of 18th
1T o. 3Ilis1. Lillian VI williams 20 Arthur
4 Fowler. III East 5ist st. Aug 10: yrs;
$4,000; attorney. Kelly 10 Broadway.
COLUMBUS AVE. lot 80, map I'll lots
NJ silber. New Rochelle. y Y; Aug 10: . yrs,
d per cent 500 attorney. Lawyers Title In
'aTHnee 8 Trust Co, leo BROADWAY. ,
26Xa4ti Arthur Ave Realty and Construc-
ton Co TO James Wcntz, 335 West End ave;
Aug "A; demand. per cent, $4,000. at
torney. Title Guarantee and Trust co, 40
Broadway.
LOT 70. map Allen Estate; Francesca Pet
-az,la 10 William stewart 375 Madison
$1,000: attorney. II Isn't Mount Vernon.
LOT 80. map Allen estate: Donate GRECO
to Jane T. UnderhiU. Yonkers: Aug 16: 2
yrs. q per cent: $500; attorney, II d Lent
Lot TO- map 81 lots; Eliza r K.,chum:
Orero Caste 70 Cialdine Lattanz 1910 Ohm
attorney Joseph c Marco. 2ss Brosdway ?''
NAPES AVE. cor OF 17sth n. 1l4sr
1882: Joseph Diamond Construction co to
city Mortgage CO. - Wall st: Aug rs; de-
Snow. Is wall st
TINToN AVE. Z. 80 n = ~ tbS,h St
lGsrl0o; John McMannus to Ida Rrantman,
0'o Prospect ave: Aug IA: instals Q per
Broadway.
I'D AVE. :. 200 IT n OF "a st. 6oxpo.rI:
Co: Aug u: yr. q per cent and per cent;
$4,000; address. 17G Broadway
10th ST; IS. sol IT W OF Park ave.
5oxi0s: william 6 Bergen 10 Mount &, Vim
cent Cooperative Building and Loan Asso-
citation. 5al fremont ave; due as per bond;
May y; $4,000. attorneys. O'Grady Bros.
2I7 Broadway.
1slsT ST. =. 2ss7 n ~ vys. ave, ss7x
xteexso II. Red Realty 90 to Greenwich
Mortgsse co, 3ol East t4oth st: Aug Ia;
Title Insurance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20
Humidity.
humidity.
8 a. me- l y. m....sS p. M. %

Orlcisl observations Of United states weather
bureaus taken at 5 D m. Nesterday follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
M anhattan.

with name and address OF lenders attorney
AIrGTTST 10
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20
OUTGOING STEAM ERs.

'Brings mall.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-08-20

Amulet NALL cor p2d ST.
. 10 IL rooms, ]. and baths
Rents $500 to 81. 500
PEASE n ELLIMAN, 16S west III -
GREYLoCH DWELLINGS. 3so5 Broad"es.e
corner i43d st-Apartments or fou,, ,sur-
and six rooms and bath: location eno 10
ps ssed. elevator. hall service; rents, tv,,sd
5000. a sCHwEGLER. 1901 BMay. cor; - q
HARPERrEY HALL, West Gath 81; Nc,,L
Cor Central Park West-Apartmehs Ian.
z and 8 rooms a few kitchenettesi ies a
rant on premises; rents $500 to 81. 500;
WOOD w r. Dolson Co. Soth ~. -
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TRANSPORTED MAILS.

TO-DAY.

.N.u ,or mauretania closes eco p m to-day
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0EcEHsEs % ~ Hl5ToPY

1t-s-Ge.ersl BOLIVAR Issued procls
nstl01 f0I COW entlo1 u frame
constitution for Columbia
l55s-inglish making vigorous et
forts 70 sop slave trade in Cuba
iS5a-Gener1l Hood. after eysclstlu-
DecstU-. Ala. was beng CLOSELY
pressed ~ lis 3ctrear
lt5.-The DsEo.s House ol Heure-
Ee1tsdres voted il favor 0, tc-
male suffrage Indian thielz
Santa and Lone Vol: captured
by General Sheridan.
l575-lI le I.es-eDs arrived a, Pan
ANA 70 make q survey for the
.ntsscceanic canal.
lsoi-Yiligge Of Cloonshieyer. Ire,
land. svept away by moving boz
ls'n-Gorernment completes plans
for opeaing experimental postal
savings banks January ]. 1911.
.+i--'talisns reported willing to ar
range peace terms with Turkey.
II such action IS possible With
dignity
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Renfro Charge Dis-isseo

Guthrie. Okla. Dec .9-The cha-z,
that he was selling state Sa--zuts
with the kuoEledge that they Eere
forgerios vas dismissed in just.
Se.on's court hete YESTERDAY azai-s.
Charles R. Rea.ro. former .e1-5,..
caa state committeeman and lon:
line warrant dealer. The eou- he'd
the evidence did 10. show Ren.-J
had knoTledse ,. tie .oryeries.
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We wish 70 call your attention to
the tact that most infectious dis
eases such as whooping cough. diph.
iberia and scarlet fever are con-
tracted when the child tas cold
Chamberlain's Congh Renedy Will
quickly cure cid and .-rsatlf les
sen the danger Il contracting these
diseases This remedy is famous for
lis cure o. colds II contains no
opium or other narcotic and nay b.
given 10 cbili with i--Lc.. con.
hdence. Sold By all dealers.
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You will find that druggists eve-,
where speak well Of Chamberlain
Cough Remedy. They know f-c,
long experience in the sale Of II
that in rases Of coughs and colds
i can always be depended upon
and that il is pleasant ard safe T.
take For sale by all >aeIers
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VALUABLE INFORMATION

: There's a fund OF informa- :
/: ton to be gained from a care {:
/: fuI reading Of the Wants .
= Wha: workers are wanted {.
I" what property is for sale or :.
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02
ENLARGE PINE CAMP.

Whatever may be the final plan
adopted for city hospital. one ad-
mirable advance in caring for indi-
gent tuberculous patients and safe
guarding the general health of the
community. can be made by enlarSing
and extending the usefulness OF Pine
Camp. The segregation Of the tuber-
culous patients now being cared for
in an isolated ward at the City Home
is imperative whether a new hospital
is built or present ones remodelled.
These cases need particular attention
under the most favorable conditions.
and these conditions are best realized
in 4 rural location. with plenty OF
fresh air and sunlight. free from dust
and other irritants. Furthermore, the
inmates Of the City Home and those
suffering from other diseases should
not be exposed to the risk Of infec-
ton with tuberculosis.
The Tuberculosis Camp Society has
already made an excellent beginning
at the sanatorium at Pine Camp. BY
cooperating with this organization
and using the nucleus for enlargement
thus offered. the city would secure
an adequate solution OF this problem.
Especially would this furnish a means
of caring for the negro consumptives
who constitute a grave menace to the
public health. Other municipalities
have established such independent
sanatoria. separate from the central
hospitals and fully equipped for the
treatment necessary for this disease.
While Richmond is waiting to discover
the best method for caring for her
INDECENT sick, steps should be taken
at once to settle this vital phase Of
the whole question.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02

and share with others a settled con-
viction that many benedcent results
might accrue from the non-parusan
selection Of judges by the bar associa-
tions of the several States.
First 1t would remove the judiciary
Of the States from politics.
Second. 1t would eliminate the Sc
lection Of judges by poiitieai DOSES =.
influence in the selection OF 5uoic'sI
Fourth. It would insure the selec-
ton of honest and competent m men;
Il say these things and ! Justify
the wisdom of imposing this duty ana
responsibility upon the lawyers tnem-
selves Tor the following reasons:
First. The lawyers Of whole staSe
are fairly rsprs sser. Ess2x Class has
its lawyers. Every class wouid De rep
Second. The lawyers know each 9TH
er, their strength and their 81.
ways Follows when men match their
nower with one another In any kind OF
personal battle Lawyers know laW
yers Although current siander c1euas5
them with dfaooiicai s riven
that they cannot fool one another.
:.Third No lawyer would put an IN
competent on the bench. Even M
sharks Of the Legal p.oie rs hench at
the hands Of the lawyers would %
s tue TO any except lawyers OF
nroven ability and integrity. ..
Fourth. It would be imposss 10 tSS
corrtr, Of any bar association an
thia country to obtain the majority
vns. necessSry to select an UNWORTHY
isWver for a judgeship;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-10-02

. - ylnanee ConnittsA II was .
referred, ana since the Council DID
not meet sgain for business. this teen
nicaIity killed IN excellent ordinance.
The people Of Richmond are NOT
content that regulation % manifest
ly just and timely should never even
como to Q vote. They desire that tnesr
representatives consider the PROPOSE
and record their Judgment Tor OF
against. The gist Of the proposition
is that automobile drivers be eA.
amined for their mental and physieai
fitness as q protection to all users =.
the streets. II passed the law ~oui1
give the police an additional means OF
controlling speeding and other t'sh'
evils arising In connection with auto
mobi,es. The Times-Dispatch trusts
that the measure will be Righteousness
ana be disnified by consideration MIN
erto deftly denied IT.