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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26

PEKIN, % wrze6nia. Chin
ski minister finans6w imie-
MEM rzadu rzeczypospolitej
podziekowaf syndykatowi
miedzyna1 odowemu "a pro-
pozycye pozyczki ma warun-
kach, kt6re wyda}y sic "a
ciezkie. Syndykat domaga
sic oddania mu kontcoli mad
calymi finansami Chin ma
przeciag lat piaciu. Pozycz"
ka ia by}a wysoce nieropu~
larna. Obawiac sic nalezy, ze
wobec jej odrzucenia plany
reform rzadowych, budowy
k olei it'd. ma dlugo ME beda
mog}y BYE urzeczywistnione.
Donosza tn, 10 wojska
chi6skie wys}ane do Mongo-
Iii, d]a przywrocenia lei do
uleg}o6ci, dopuszczaja' sic tam
okropnych naduzyc, pa]a
miasta j 6wiatynie i mordu-
ia ludnosc. w jednem z miast
wymordowano 1000 ludZi,
w5r6d tego Gala rodzine tam
.tejszego ksiecia; jeszcze mad
trupami sic znecano.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26
FILADELFIA: Pa. Dziw

FILADELFIA; Pa. Divine
rzeczy dziac sic moga z cz}o-
wiekiem pijanym. Swiezyu
dowodem tego niechaj sluzy
fakt kt6ry zdarzy} sic pred
kilku dniami a epilog odegra}
sic W Sadzie policyjnym pred
Sedzia Near.
Fryderyk Walton pracujacy
W fabrykach gumy, zamiesz
kaly przy~ 2 giej j Broad ul.
oswiadczyl Sadziemu, ze bez
iego wiedzy sciagnieto z ME.
go ubranie, pozostawiajac 80
tylko W koszu]i.
Policyant Stanley kt6ry zna-
laz{ Waltona W koszuli ma
wet bez pohczoch, potwler-
dill jego zeznanie. Sedzia
Near bada} Waltona, lecz ten
pamieta} tylko ze wypi} kilka
kie]iszk6w w6dki, a co do re-
szty ME vie co sic z MIN sta&o.
Policya pos}ala do donr
Waltona po odziez, a Sedzia
Near go uwolni{ z ostrzeze-
MEM, ably ma przysz}o6c W.
strzymywat sic cd napoi6w
alkoholicznych.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26
WEST HAMMOND, In,

WEST HAMMOND, Ind.
Dzieki walce wytoczonej ko-
rupcyi i przekupstwu przez
panne Virginie Brooks j ma
yora Woszczy6skiego W West
Hamond, ILL.,, wyrzucony 20
stall z posady szefa policyi Jan
Kulczyk kt6rego oskarzono
O protegowanie dom6w roz-
pusty szulerni W tenn mia
steczku.
Szefa po1icyi Kulczyka usu
ne}a z posady rada miejska po
nader turzliwej sesyi. Pre-
civ Kulczykowi byli alder
mani: Otto Plauner, Daniel
Alexis. Kowaleski i mayor
Woszczy6ski.
Kulczyk ME wvpe}nii roz-
kazu mayora Woszczyhskiego
kt6ry mu rozkaza} zamknaf;
wszystkie domy >rozpusty. j
szulernie. KulczYk broni} sic
twie erdzeniem, ze ME otrzy-
mall zadnego rozkazu cd may
ora co do zamkniecia nor yep.
sucia, lecz wezwany ma 6wiad
ka policyant Okraj zeznat
ze mayor dal odno6ny rozkaz
szefowi, lecz ten 60 ME uslu.
cha}; W dalsym ciagu prote~
gowal nory zepsucia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26

FILADELPIA, Pa, We
wtorek odby1a sig W katedrze
sw. Piotra Paw1a konsekra-
eva biskupa Jana J. NJ. .Cort.
Ceremonii tel W otoczeniu
licznego duchowie6stwa do
kona} Arcybiskup Prender-
CAST. Nowy Biskup sufragan
zostaf mianowany biskupem
Azotu a bedzie pe{ni1 obo-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26

BUFFALO, N. Y. Podczas
gdy J6zef Kar}owicz, robot
mix polski W Niagara Falls,
ma kanadzkiei stronie zamie-
szkujacy, poiozyl sic spa6,
uni6s} jakis ME znajomy czto'
wick oknoi wymierzywszy z
rewolworu, palna} wprosi W
glove Kar}owicza, Kula ma
szczescie ME trafi}a cslu i
Kar}owicz ocala!.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26
Rok ~
udzia} W pochodzie towarzy.
stwa wojskowe, zamyka} go

udzia} W pochodzie towarzy.
stwa wojskowe, zamyka} go
zas d}ugi szereg pow oz6w.
Cleszy mas. ze przewazna
Geese Rodak6w powywiesza-
Ia flagi polskie i ameryka6-
skie. Przvznac trzeba, ze do
syc wiele by}o stosunkowo
do1n6w wcale pieknie udeko.
rowanych.
Po formalnem otwarciu
Sejmu wyg}oszony zostal
szereg NOV, z kt6rych ma
szczeg6lniejsza wzmianke "a
s}cguje przem6wienie ks. BIZ
skupa. Po skodczonych mo.
wach prezes Unii odroczyl
sesye do dnia nastepnego. !.
WILKES BARRE, Pa. w
cztery dni po s)ubie popel.
Mia samobfjstwo iona Mi.
cha}a Lisko " ma}ei mjejsco.
wosci g6rniczej Berlin, Pa
Przyczyna rozpaczliwego kro
ku mlodej Lisko to W 4
dni po 6lubie by}a ia okoli-.
czno6c, ze pieniadze jake
wedle zwyczaju goscie we
selni rzucaja ma tace zabra}
zamiast pana m}odego brat
tegoz odeslaf do starego,'
kraju. Parma mlodar tax sic
tenn zmartwila, 10 czwartego
dnia rano z zalu "a strate
pieniedzy powiesi}a sic.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26

Nastr5j zebrania byl bardzo
burzliwy: patrvarcha arme6-
ski i jego rada przyboczna
przesfali r<adowi swe rezy.
gnacye z tel pr2yczyny, re
ich zabiegi u rzatu O uregu-
lowanie spraw armenskich
ME znalaziv uwzgle .lnien;a
rezultatu ME odniosly. Spra-
wa IA Gala zagraza Turcyi
interwencYa mocarstw.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26

DETROIT, Mich. Henryk
Gornik z Hastings ulicy O.
kaza1 sic do tego stopnia ME-
ludzkim, ze wypedzi} z domu
zone z czworg;em. .drobnych
dziec;. Nieszczesliwa niewia-
sta przepedzi}a z dziecmi
ozeery dn; i cztery noce W
zaulku pod gofem niebem,
zywiona z litosci przsz sasia~
dow. Wreszcie zabra}a ia jed
ma z sasiadek do swego do
mu i bez jej wiedzy zawiado'
mj}a policye o tenn. Nieszcze"
Silva G6rnikowa, stanawszy
ma policyi, ME uskarza}a sic
zbytnio ma swego meza, lecz
rzewne iej 1zy dowiodly, re
jest bardzo nieszcze6liwa.
Naturalnie musia1 G6rnik
wpuSci6 do domu zone z
dziecmi, a przytem skazany
zosta} ma kare pieniezna.
Oh. H. Jasnowski -
mimo polskiego nazwiska ME
Polak - pierwszy asystent
prokuratora powiatowego,
udajac sic do sadu policy]-
nego dnia 10 b. m. rano pad}
oflara porazenia sloueczne.
go i przynajmniej tydzieh
musi pozostac W domu. Do
ulegniecia porazeniu przy-
czyni}o sic njema}o znuzenie
umys}owe z powodu sprawy
o przekupstwo alderman6w
kt6rem sic p. Jasnowski cd
d}uzszego czasu gorliwie zaj-
mrje. z podsadnych alder
man6w zosta} ST.. Skrzycki
uznany niew;nnym i przy
prawyborach pozyska} no.
minacye ma aldermana, po'
niewaz jego wyborcv zawsze
byli przekonanj o iego ME.
winnosci.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26

Many juz kalenda-
re Maryahskle ma
rok 1913, dodawaG je
bedziemy abonentom
naszym, kt6rzy "a
plaza abonament "a
"Wiarusa'' ma r0k
przysz}y.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26

nych wcale, }upiq3 wszyst-
kich i wszystko. w El Tigre
odebranem rewolucyonistom
wra ca juz spok6j j porzadek.
Pod Coachuila 25O rewolu-
cyonist6w napad}o ma 80 rza-
dowych zo}nierzy, ci ostatni
zostali pobici poslano i'm 100
zo}nierzy ma pomoc. Campo
napadt i spladrowaf onegdaj
miasto Cabarca W Sonora.
LONDYN, % wrzo6nia.
Prasa tutejsza zywo oma-
via wizyte minista rosyjskie-
go Sazonowa i owo domnie'
name porozumienie sic 2 An
gliq o rodzia} Persyi. Geese
prasy angielsk.ej wystefuje
ostro przeciwko projektowl
tcgo todziafu. lime gazetN
omawiaja same szczeg6}y
projektu, mp. czy stolica Per-
syi, Teheran przypadnie Ro"
syi, czy Anglii; a wtedy An
glia wyszlaby = zatarsn ,,po-
krzywdzona" Liberalne
pisma ma og6l g}osuja prze-
civ projektowi.
RZYM; % wrzeSnia. Who
81 zdobyli W 'rrypolisie oaze
Zanzenar, 'od]eg|a o IL mil cd
miasta Trypolis; walka tam
ty1a krwawa zacieta; zabi-
tych i rannych jest po stro.
ME wfoskiej okolo 200. Straty
Turk6w So o wiele liczniej.
sze.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1912-09-26

MANAGUA % wrzesnia.
Zofnierze ameryka1scy mie-
Ii wczoraj ca}y szereg utar-
GEEK, gdy usi}owali przepro'
wadzi6 rociag do Granada,
gdzie znajduje sic pensyonat
a W MIN 40 dziewczat blis-
kich 6mierci g|odowe;, gdyz
miejscowosc jest otoczona
przez rewolucyonist6w Meny
i odcieta cd swiata. Walki
trwa}y przez dzie6 ca}y: po-
ciag z zywnoscia posuwano
bardzo powoli rewolucyoni'
Sci nadmierne czynili pre-
szkody. Admiral Switzerland
dowodzacy Amerykanami,
okwiadczv}, re "a wszelka
cene utrzyma lad i ruch ma
kolejowej linii do Granady.
Spodziewac sic nalezy mar
szu zolnierzy ameryka6skich
W g}ab kraju. Major Butler
postepuje ku Granadzie W
przedniej strazy; doniesiono
re po drodze zajaf on miasto
Mesaya, kt6re trzymali re-
wolucyonisci; b;twa pod Me-
says trwa}a trzy dni.
WIEDEN, % wrzesuia. Pc.
dobno ambasadorem austry.
ackim W Waszyngtonie ma
zostac Dr.. Konstanty T. Dunn
ba, dotychczasowy pose{ W
|Sztokholmie, W Szweoyi.
Arcyksiezna Elzbieta, cor
ka arcyks. Salvatore wyszla
zamaz "a hr. v. Waldburg,
Waldburga Stub odby} sic W
|obecnosci ces. Franciszka
J6zefa. Hr. Waedbarg by}
pierwotnie nauczycielem
arcyksiezniczki.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-12

The Lewis II. May Co. has sold for John
! Roche the block extending from l"ith 20
18th street. Walnut avenue to the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad
cor sisting of over twenty-five lots, 10 the
Phillips Jones Company, manufactures VI
Emperor shirts. The 18th street haIt pIoOh
viii be Immediately improved with an eight
story freproOf concrete and steer factory
for its own use, containing 2H,WO square
feet TO the floor and having every modeIh
Improvement. and on the 18th street front
{. will erect simultaneously a duplicate
building for renting purposes. The prop
ertv has perpetual railroad connections "y
spur extending through the centre OF the
block. The complete transaction VIII IN
volve about 10000.
Negotiations have been practically con-
cluded for the resale Of tho new twelve
story store and loft building at Nos. u ana
81 West 3Sth street. covering plot 4sNSS.'
foct. which was accumulated by Judscn :.
Todd for about $4,000 and subsequently
sold by him early IN January, 1911 10 inc
Wmona Construction Company.
The improved property was solo ny u'
construction company last August TO Alfred
We'll, through George Neiman. I'm part pay
mcnt for which the property Nos. ana
lycst 3G,h street was given. The 8th street
nropertv was recently mortgagei for S-S''"o
ar : per cent tho loan having been made
nv the New York Life Insurance Company
for ten years.
Charles r Noyes Compan leased i''
William A. White n Sons. represen''lb
countess Isabelle de MontiGne, OF PARIS,
France, the loft building at No. q Gold
street, covering a plot %xlio, containing
about 10000 feet Of space, for ten years 10
the American Dyewood Company az an
aggregate q rental Of about $4,000.
II was learned yesterday from an authorl-
tat,ve source that Park & Tilford has Sc
,ursd a Iong-term lease OF the southwest
corner Of Broadway and 18th street plot
aoySo. covered with a two-story taxpayer
huiIdlrr, which will be remodelled 10 DC
ready for occupancy next October. Inc
rropertv Is owned by George l" SIa"So'
and Frederick &. Hobbs.
Offering Of the realty holding OF the es'a'
or David Rosenberg made In the NeseE
street salesroom yesterday by Joseph J.
nav resulted in the disposal Of the 'h'fe
nronertv for a total Of s2o5,ljo. The proper
ties Of the estate include five parcels 'n
Manhattan three in Brooklyn and on" ~
Aryerne, Long Island.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-12
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oaiciaI Record and Forc' ast.- Washington,
Jan. il--Fo'Iowiug the Rocky M'nnta" dls-
t,,rtapre. that has Just reached the southern
rortio-s of tho Calf states. there Was a further
Increase in tho magnitude Of the high area that
c,,re the entire north and central west. ac-
companicd by = decided temperature fall from
the Rocky Mountains east into the Missouri Val
lev and southeastward into Arkansas and interior
Texas. 90 that the lire Of zero temperatlres to-
night extends into the Texas Panhandle and
oklahoma.
The lowest temperature reported Thursday
morning was 80 degrees below zero In Northern
saskatchewan There were rains in the south
Atlantic and Gulf states and SHOWS over the re-
,nalider OF the countyr east Of the Rocky Noun
tains, except in North Dakota, Minnesota, New
Esngland and the northern portion Of the middle
Atlantic states. There wer also rains and SHOWS
west Of the mountains. with marked depression
approaching the north coast.
There will be rain Friday in the south Atlantic
states and rain or snow In the Gulf states, fol
loved by clearing weather Saturday. with cold
wave that will reach the Texas coast during
Friday. the east Gulf states Friday and Friday
night and the south Atlantic states Saturday
morning
There will be snow Friday from the Mississippi
valley east and IN Tennessee. with a cold wave IN
tie latter section. ana SHOWS viii probably con
tinrs Saturday in the Northeaft There will also
New-York tribune., 1912-01-12
BAR INQUIRY FOR CRAvATH
Charges Have to Do with the Sale oil
CITY Railway Notes.

The grievance committee OF the bai 10
sociation. il was learned yesterday h"'
been investigating for some time charseS
preferred against Paul d. Cravath, one -
the leading corporation lawyers OF IN,
country, as to his share in series ol
high finance transactions" which marked
the career of the old Metropolitan Stree'
Railway Company
The complaint 10 the Bar Association "dS
made some months ago by William starr
Miller, retired lawyer. who lives at No
SO Fifth avenue. Mr.. Miller said yesterday
that the charges were based on the pub
lshed reports OF statements made by Jo-
seph II. Choatc during the trial Of actions
brought by w. W. Ladd, receiver of the
New York City Railway Company, against
the Metropolitan Securities Company for
the recovery of S2,797, 200. Mr. Cravath was
counsel for the Metropolitan Securities
Company and one of the directors
The transaction, which was criticised in
the most severe manner by Mr.. Choate,
was the sale Of New York City Railway
notes 10 the Metropolitan Securities Com
pany at 70 and their almost immediate re-
dempuon by the City Railway Company at
100. Mr.. Choate described it as the greatest
financial enormity ever committed i'm New
York
New-York tribune., 1912-01-12
BROOKLYN REALTY NEWS.

Plans have been fled by the Bush Ter
minal Company for an eight story IoI'
building. to be known as %, on Second ave
nue. between seth and 4lst streets. II VIII
occupy plot 252Xl5O feet, and Is estimated
"a cost S45O,O0O. It will be TN" twin stTuc'-
ure 10 70, just completed. on the ADJOINING
plot.
Shampan & Shampan are preparing plans
for an apartment house. 5oNloo feet to h'
erected on the south side Of El|"ry street
$50 feet east oy Throop avenue, for Charles
Ielling.
Wood. Harmon & co. sold at Rugby I"'
an Linden avenue. near East i2d street ''
Miss Eliza NJ ONcil two lots on the no'th-
east corner Of Linden avenue and East
35th street to G. y. IIui"t, two lots south-
east corner Of Snyder avenue and East f''h
street ,p Lucy G. Huiot; thrc" lots on Sny-
der avenue. near Albany avenue. 10 joseph
N. sponcer: two lots So East @Sih street
near Church avenue. 10 \. ". Trillcr; q lo'
on Albany avenue. near Church avenue 10
r G. Vandorcn. and lot on Linden avenue
near Albanv avenue. 20 W ". Kelly.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-12
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Jacob LAppmann - Julius Baer 81
sylvester Pope IT al, trustees, 10 MdO'I Il
Sherman. Slt.l5U
Mary Maoney to Ellen 7 CouGhlln; seoi5.
Birmingham Holding co to Abe. King: 500
United states Realty and Improvement Com
Iany to George T. Mortimer, 81.
Francis " Pollock. executor 10 Ellen
Coughlin $1,000. ,,,
Nathan j. Brill 10 Bank for savings, $1,000
Louis j Tlmann 10 Bank FOR savings; $1,000
Emma Pretzfeld TO Bank for savings; SlGon'
BANKERS Trust CO 10 William I lno; StO,oW
Title Guarantee and Trust co TO Willie
same to Domestic and Foreign Missionary
Soc.,iy OF the Protestant Episcopal Church:
$500 ,,.oo,
Islln- - Jackson to Moses kcsChncr; 81.
Esrtha DwCrsky TO Francis r thedsey: Sl.uOo.
susan !. vivian and ano trustees 10 lltIe
,,,,,r.ut,r and Trust Co: SNOOOO.
George : Ruuk ct al, eNrs, TO Isabella Runk:
same 10 George S Runk: $4,000
same TO same. $1,000.
same TO sumo. SOL 900
same TO same; 80, ,OOp.
g., IN same: S assts. SSS,"JO.
same 10 Isabella Runk, assts; $4,000.
same 10 George > Runk, asst; S2DOJ0
samuel B Dcwsnap to George Dewsnap;
$1,000 - NIL WIZ. coo ooo
Greenwich savings Bank TO William + Clare
and ano sl.53s'
New-York tribune., 1912-01-12

Joseph G Wellings TO William Kudey, 40 500
Catharina Hermann 20 Linda G Koon, "a ooo
Elizabeth Kilshetmer to James 'fitheip1sr;
Guardian Trust Company OF New Yorkto Al,1,
G. Cass; 81. tAfgb,I-
same TO George r sealy: ST.
James Uman 10 Rudolph Grossman; s. O60
John c Holsters to Hannah Weinberg: sio0o
Kate NJ Brookheld to Title Guarantee ana
Trust co: 100000. = 81
Elizabeth MacCarthy to Augusta Larned: 81
coo.
Helen Mcdonnell TO Viola Morrison. $1,000
Mae Palmer TO Viola Morrison 81 600
Lawyers Mortgage co 10 Florence { Spetanzas
5000.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Bowery Saw
Same 70 National Savings Bank Of Albany,
$4,000
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co tn
Joseph NJ Adrian Sl2, 800.
Same TO Lawyers Mortgage Co: 800 OUG
Rudolph He'll to Annie He'll: 81. 200 --..
Bertha COhn to Lily Hahn; $1,000
Jewish Theological Seminary OF America q,
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co; $1,000
pany Of New York: 81.
United States Trust Company Of New York %
New York Trust Co; 10000 ..
Martin Plescher Construction 60 10 George J
Palmer 5000.
Gnsburg Realty Co to Abraham II Rabino-
witz: 1000
Germana Life Insurance co to Manhattan
Savings Institution; $4,000
Elizabeth MacCarthy. cXtrX. to John Kelly;
$4,000.
Henry r Buist 10 Title Guarantee and Tru,,
Co: SIS. 900
City Mortgage co to New York Trust co: 81.
William Larncd 10 Lucy Kirkland: SS.lTi
New-York tribune., 1912-01-12
LEASES.

Charles +. Noyes Company has leased
for William A. white & Sons. represent
ing Countess isabelle d" Monugny' OF
Paris the large loft building No. = HoId
street. covering a plot 35xl42 feet contain
ING about 5000 feet of space, for period
~ ten years The tenant IS the American
Dyewood Company, and the aggregate
rental amounts to approximately S50oop.
Louis Becker Company has leased for
Joseph Gottllcb the three story dwelling
house No. Il Sylvan Terrace for term
" two years. from January l'. The lessee
Daniel =. Thomson, Will occupy same as
his home.
The Cross & Brown Company has leased
for the Bush Terminal Company the NTH
New-York tribune., 1912-01-12

all liens: Jan 10: S1Oo: attorneys E's''a"' i"'''
Corn & Levine 135 Broadway ,..,. ,,,v
10TH ST, 3O2 West, sty brk, HE,op@' ~ n
Cohn It al 10 Theresa Gerdal' 4'f E"7'
st mtg S17 OOOJ: Dec "a >iVo. ,,,x
SAME PROPERTY: Theresa Gcrdan AN, 10 tMist MpT
Cohn and Emmanuel Gaubcr, 100 Nes' r.si.is
st (mtg $1G,OOO Dec -; 81; attorneys
& Kaufman, 81 Chambers ST. ,os.oo.
18TH ST. n s. 100 It " Of BroadWsH' -US ~
Julius b Fox to Blackstone Realty GO. @ 1o1 M N
ave (mtg sl3I 7OO): Dec 10: 500; attorneys ="
Il | 5 Isaacs, - William st.
THE BRONX.
BELMONT AVE. cor ISstI cS. sH Dec Dec 80
Samuel Ellis 10 Garfin Really 20. 81 ~
(mtg $4,000; 500; address, lO2 Greene ."
RREMER AVE. part lot 1G map Ahdr'SG, 20
farm, l;x irreg: Eleanor Martin MaTtl,cIgcot Eo a. Aug
Martin Investment Co.. at san bran 10 T;roado
~. 1911; 81; attorney, \ Flannery' l'o Dio''
way.
CALDWELL AVE 72i to !26 4oT .5r ir'E7! -
Fanny Gru"n to Jonas We'll - las Wei
IAN II (mtg S2IOOU; SlOO' at'o'"e'''
" Meyer. ) Beekman ~
DAILY AVE, =, $50 II OF l. Locust ave ave-
Frank Bedker ct al to Iohn tdrrry u !
1890 Daly ave; Dec %; 81 attorney "
Scaulon. 81 Chambers 81
HUNTS POINT ROAD. e $, l'7 IT n Of Of
LAFAYETTE ave. 1O2N145; Irvine Realty GO 70
Lame Realty 60. 9Ol Irving ST, Jah - o.
attorney. AdOlph Loury. \ wooster 81
nor AVE 8 cor Bancroft st, 1lOx irreg
American Real Estate 90 to W ,onstuu
ton co. 775 Westchester ave: Jan IL Sp'''
attorney, Morton stein. 81 Liberty 81
LOTS 300 and 800. map Haight estate
Iosnnb iIubor 20 Ann Eiseschmidt, %ji River
dale aya. Yonkcrs. y 'mtg $l,oool r,,., na" -, 80
81: attorney Title Guarantee ana I'uS' W.
10 Broadway.
LOTS Cos coo. 4o3 and 464. map Gleason
property. Peoples Trust 90. trustee , 20
Thomas f Rice. Dec T. $500; address, ->'
Henry -, Brooklyn.
.RE1sS PLACE. s. III on,on # '' wgiI W mo T."
COLA We'll. NOV $4,000, address, "V1 N'S'
New-York tribune., 1912-01-12
ALL ESCAPED BRONX FIRE
Men Worked All Day in Belief Several
Had Been Trapped.

A fire in the three story frame building
at No 1919 Bronxdale avenue, The Bronx,
early yesterday morning caused considera-
ble uneasiness on the part of the police
and the fremen. and there was a rumor
hat several persons had been trapped and
probably had perished. II was not until
late In the afternoon that 1t became def
nitely known no one had even been injured.
The house was occupied by Rigo DAM,
HIS brother Rossi and Rossi's wife and
four children, the mother Of the DAM
brothers and Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Robert
son. All were taken out by the police and
firemen. The damage IS about $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-12
FIRE THREATENS COLLEGE
Priest Finds Classroom Ablaze at st
Francis Xayier'S.

Fire. which did 500 damage 10 the floor
ing of one of the classrooms of st. Francis
Nayier's College, was discovered by Father
Brady yesterday afternoon while he was
experimenting in one OF the laboratories OF
the building.
Father Brady hurried downstairs and
sent in a special alarm, and after the iire-
men arrived II took them not more than
fifteen minutes TO put out the blaze.
Below the. classroom, on the third floor,
where the fire occurred, is the library COT
the college. which contains books valued
al $1,000 The water was pouring into tbs
room when the salvage corps men spread
their tarpaulins over the books.
The New York Hospital is few doors
away from the college building, in West
10Th street. but none OF the patients or at
tendants knew of the fire until all danger
had passed.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-12

/" now in the lower lake region and III" castor"
,ortiou OF the upper lake region. Cold weather
Will continue over tho northern and central poT-
iions of the country, but With moderation III Inc
Northwest. West OF tho Rocky Mountains the
weather will be unsettled, with rains and SHOWS.
Cold wave warnings have been ordered for the
south Atlantic and Gulf states, except the Flor
ida Peninsula, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky
Eastern West Virginia and Southern Virginia.
| Storm warnings are displayed on the Gulf coast
from Pensacola 10 Brownsville and on the north
Pacific Coast
The winds along the New England coast VIII
be moderate north and northeast; middle Atlantic
&C asst, moderate northeast south Atlantic coast
moderate northeast and east, becoming north
west Saturday: east Gulf coast, rhodefate east
, and southeast. becoming northwest by Saturday
and increasing: west Gulf coast, brisk TO high
northwest TO north; Lake Michigan. moderate and
mostly north.
Steamers departing Friday for Buropean ports
will have moderate north and northeast winds.
with snow, 10 the Grand Banks.
New-York tribune., 1912-01-12
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET :

WASHINGTON STREET - The Cru,Ss,,''rT Col,,,o of
COMPANY sold 10 a client for tne ,,otsss at
susan Blggart the two old tenelntu nd West
thc southWest correr OF Washington III a,In ,,sst
I2,b streets, fronting - feet in Wesr l-t ro,sry
ana 50 feet i'm Washington street. u, ',D'iarn
business building.
WEST IstTH STREET - Arnold, ~ ~ %vost
Raumann sold for George Davis 10 10. G,tbnuse
1SItb street a five story iouI-ianlS "Ht.u,5,.r-
an ,lot 0x1OO feet lOO feet west OF az ~. 600
dam sxc1,"' i,'c The property was held At So''"'
PEII. STREET.-THE estate Of ssmn.i Snn .,rs,r
sold To Frank 4. Zunino No. % 80, ~ trreruIar
The bIver recently purchased from rom INC ",D,or,IGIs
estate the adjoining property. and no" '"''''
a plot 81 gx1U3x irregular. - o..
l.,sr ,C,q.rI sTREET-E. Sharum sold 70
,ta Ar,,or Realty company Nos. 3l6 arl ,t "rt
East Isirh street, southwest corner ,o, %a saT.nr
avenue old frame buildings on on Inn,ogl,e Long
island. and seven lots near Atlantic ''!' ~ '''
were given IN part payln'ht
New-York tribune., 1912-01-12
TO SUE PASTOR FOR $4,000
Woman Will Take Sherwood Park Row
to Court for Decision.

Mrs. George II. Wetmore is preparing to
bring suit for $4,000 damages as the re-
suit OF a fracas In the vestibuIe Of ST.
Marys Episcopal Church. in Sherwood
Park. wher. she charges, the Rev. George
Houghton Butler. the rector laid hands on
her and struggled to keep her from enter
ing the church.
Mrs. Wetmoro IS tho champion Of Miss
Grace Warren, whom the minister dis
missed as orGanist last summer. II IS said
Mr.. Butter went TO the home OF Mrs. Wet
more some time ago and tried TO slap her.
Bishop Greer appointed a commission 10
Investigate this charge. and tho committee
absolved the clergyman.