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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-07
WILL SHARPEN MEMORIES
Y. M. C. A. Has a Wizard to
Aid FOrgetterS.
THAT LETTER FOR WIFE, All!
After a Few Lectures and Inter-
views You'll Be Able to Re-
member Everything.

There is hope for the man who simply
cannot remember to mail that letter for
his wife; likewise for him who never
could remember figures" or that other
Individual whose "forgettery" is we'll de-
veloped. Here comes a man who can end
all the ills of memory and make every
one bureau of statistics and general in
formation.
Felix Berol, who scorns TO be called
professor and who says he has three hun
dred thousand facts and figures stored
away in his brain. which he ratties off
on demand is the man. Mr.. Berol who
has made long study of memory train
ing, is to open a course in memory
ktraining" at the West Side branch Of the
Young Mems Christian Association, at
Eighth avenue and 9Th street
Any man, Mr.. Berol says, can train his
memory to work infallibly, and can tuck
away in his brain several hundred thou
sand facts about his business or profess
sion which he will never forget.
The Young Mems Christian Association
officials put Mr. Berol through severe
test and found that his claims are true.
This memory wizard can give the popu-
lation of any town in the United States
with a population of over five thousand.
With a copy of the latest census before
them, the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation officials asked Mr.. Berol to give
tho population OF more than a hundred.
PICKED at random. He gave the figures
with startling promptness. Then he gave
the dates OF the birth and death OF scores
Of prominent men since the birth Of
Christ
Forty were at a dinner Of Young
Mems Christian Association men where
Mr.. Berol was quizzed. One by one the
men at table stood up and gave their
names. Mr.. Berol had met only three Of
them before this occasion. After the
names had been given he stood up. was
blindfolded. and then ratified Off in exact
rotation the name of every man present,
from first to last.
A deck Of playing cards was then pro-
duced by Mr.. Berol, who said that, while
he did not play cards, he would use them
In further test. The cards were shut
fed by one of the members, who then
called off the name of each card to Mr..
Berol. The memory expert then repeated
without a break the cards in the deck just
as they had been given to him. More
than that, he told without failure what
the twenty-ffth, the seventeenth, the
eighteenth and other cards were.
II is not a marvellous memory that he
has, Mr.. Berol says, but system, which
he can teach any man.
Mr. Berol's course in memory training
will consist Of two lectures. In which he
will explain his system, and then each
student will get individual training until
he is able to apply the system to his
particular work. Eight or ten interviews
should be enough to train a mans mem
DRY to retain thousands Of facts, Mr..
Berol says.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-07
NO MORE TARIFF SAMPLES
Miss Francis Puts Quietus on
the Democrats.

Miss Mary c. Francis, who looks out for
the publicity end OF the womans depart
ment Of the Republican National Commit
tee, is worried. She says the Democrats
at the Chamber Of Tariff Horrors, in
Union Square, have stopped talking about
the bad effect of the tariff on the wom-
an In the home, and so she Is suffering
from a paucity Of Democratic mistakes to
expose.
"Why don't they give out more sam
ples? she wanted to know yesterday.
They made a mighty flourish Of trumpets
a few weeks ago about innumerable sam
pies that were to be given out, to show
the dear public that the protective tariff
was sending prices up to the skies. They
gave out one sample OF ratine, stating
that It cost the merchant In Paris 80
cents a yard, and the merchant here 81 90
a yard. Since then no more samples are
forthcoming at the Chamber Of Tarf
Horrors Can IL be because we investi7
gated and informed the public that where
as the price quoted on that ratine would
make the tariff almost 300 per cent there
is no tariff of even 100 per cent on any
imported dress goods? Anyhow. after we
got that in the papers no more samples
were given out"
Not having any ISLANDERS on the tariff
to riddle Miss Francis has devoted the last
two days TO writing a Republican primer.
There is a lesson for every letter in the
alphabet Here is the &c" one: &c is for
goat This is Woodrow's goat. President
Taft got It. What kind OF a goat Is 1t?
A free trade goat The President got II
with a protective tariff issue. Because
the last Democratic goat nearly busted
things for keeps. Free trade did it
This If the lesson on "T': "T Is for Third
Term. VIII the Bull Moose get II? NOT
while the Constitution lasts. The United
States will not stand for dictator The
voters will see TO that on November ..
Is the Bull Moose a dangerous man? Not
ct all He has talked too much"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-07

~ 4ylo0: Pauldng ave. n cor OF 2l7th ST: 95x
20: Nth st, 5. 30 II C of PaulGing ave. z0xso;
nth ST. n 5, 90 II of Pauoing ave ZOxso'
four actions; Vincenzo Laporta agt Savoy i'm.
provement Co ct al (amended foreclosure OF
four mtgs): attorneys. Fraser & Henschel.
18TH ST e cor OF Northern ave, lO0X9ze;
I7Sth st n @ cor OF Northern ave. lO0Xg2C
John Kelly agt Birch Realty co ct al action
to forecose mechanics ien); attorneys. Men
ken Brothers.
20XSl. Emma Zlcgel agt Mary Rem ct al Gore-
closure Of two mtgs; attorneys, Eisman, Levy,
Corn K Levine.
LOTS 355 356 373 1876 and 49, map Of Arden
nroDerty: Walter w Taylor agt Charles c
Watkins. jr, ct al @mended foreclosure OF
MTG; attorneys, De La Mare & Morrison.
LOT 17l2, tax map of Borough Of Manhattan
Mannadoz Realty co agt Robert ID Radcliffe
Of al foreclosure OF transfer OF tax lien); at
torneys Eisman, Levy. Corn & Levine.
18TH ST 227 and 900 West Marie NJ NILS
agt buchanan Realty Co ct al foreclosure OF
mtp): attorney, + c Scoheld.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-07
NINE 10Y RIDERS KILLED
Crushed to Deaf hWhen Motor
Car Jumps Bridge.
GOING AT TERRIFIC SPEED
Machine Crashes Through Rail-
ing and Into Coal Yard in
Philadelphia Suburb.

Philadelphia, oct. Shine young men
lost their lives early to-day, when an
automobile in which they were joy-rid-
ing crashed through the railing on the
side of the new 33d street boulevard at
Master street and fell into coal yard
seventy-five feet below. The machine
a big touring car, turned over in the de-
scent, and the occupants were found
crushed and mangled in the hood Of the
machine. The body of the car was
smashed to spliners. The dead are:
Robert A. Boyd, twenty-seven years old.
Gordon II. Miller, twenty-one.
William NJ Lawrence, twenty-five.
Edgar NJ. Shaw, nineteen.
Thomas Nevin, eighteen.
Daniel J. Wilkes. twenty-five.
Jesse Holmes, tWenty-three.
Ernest Schofeld, twenty-seven.
Robert Geisel. twenty-five.
All were from Philadelphia.
Edgar NJ. Shaw. a son of James Shaw,
a lumber merchant, who owned the car,
was taking a party OF his friends home
after an evening spent in various cafes
and saloons. Nine young men were in
the machine, and six others were in a
smaller automobile when the party came
at terrific speed down 33d street. In turn
ing out to avoid the smaller machine,
which was in the lead, Charles l. Spayd'
who was driving an automobile In the OPP
posite direction, came in collision with
the rearewheel OF the Shaw machine.
The heavily loaded car swerved and
crashed through the iron railing OF the
bridge When those in the other ma
chimes had made their way 10 the coal
yard only one occupant Of the wrecked
car showed any sign Of life, and he died
shortly after being removed 10 hospital.
The others were all pronounced dead
when the hospital was reached.
Thomas A. Lawrence, brother OF the
Lawrence who met his death, was IN the
smaller machine. He started out with
the party in the Shaw machine but as II
was overcrowded asked TO be transferred
to the other car. He says the automobile
in which he was riding was about fifty
yards ahead of the Shaw machine. and
when he heard the crash and asked to be
let out, as he feared his brother had met
with an accident
Lawrence said he did not know any OF
the party, and had met them only last
night through his brother.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-07
CELEBRATE GOLDEN WEDDING
Vanderbilts Remember Former
Hnnsekeeners-Se a Purse.

Nutley n. j., Oct with reception
to members of their family, William
Struthers and his wife observed their
golden wedding anniversary this afternoon
at their home, on Vineland avenue. Mr.
Struthers is seventy-nine years old, and
is a native of Dunfermline, Scotland. His
father, Robert Struthers, was the official
upholsterer to the Duke of Hamilton in
Scotland
At one time Mr.. Struthers had charge
of the homes OF the Vanderbilts and
Walls, and now looks after the II. NICK.
Twombly home in Madison. y. j.
The couple were married in New York
at No. &c Greenwich street by the Rev.
Dr. John Brash. Among the presents re-
ceiyed by Mr.. and Mrs. Struthers was
purse from the Vanderbilts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-07
RADIO RULES ADMIT WOMEN
Amateurs Warned to Heed the
Rights of Others.

Washington, Oct. 6.-Four hundred
wireless equipped American ships, al
most one hundred commercial wireless
stations, many more stations connected
with colleges, schools and experimental
laboratories and several thousand anna
teur wireless stations are affected by
regulations promulgated by Acting Sec
rotary Cable Of the Department of Com
merce and Labor to-day to enforce the
radio communication act, beginning on
December 10.
The act establishes a complete federal
control system over radio communica-
ton and requires licensing of all WIRE
less operators working across state lines
or in communication with ships at sea.
The department will administer the act
through inspectors at New York, Balti-
more. New Orleans and San Francisco.
Additional inspectors will be appointed
within a few weeks for Boston, Chicago,
Savannah. Seattle and Cleveland. The
United States has been divided into nine
districts, with headquarters in those
cities
The circular embodying the regulations
announces the eligibility Of women and
that applications for licenses for ship
stations must be sent to the depart
ment's radio inspector at the port of de-
parture. Licensing of Great Lakes YES
sells will not begin before spring. Ii
censes for coast stations will be issued
by the nearest inspector or by the Com
missioner of Navigation at Washing ton.
Examinations of those who would be
operators will be held at the navy yards,
naval stations, the Naval Academy, GER
tain army posts and elsewhere.
Amateur stations are restricted In
wave lengths of transmittal TO not eX-
ceeding two hundred metres, except on
special application to the department
The regulations say:
The department recognizes that radio
communication offers a wholesome form
OF Instructive recreation for amateurs. 1t
will not knowingly license an amateur
who does not recognize and will not obey
the principle Of observance Of the rights
of others to the uninterrupted use OF ap-
paratus for important public and com
mercial purposes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-07
KILLED UNDER HIS AUTO
Toronto Merchant Meets Death Mo
toring from New York City.

Schenectady, n. y, OCT. b.-GeorSe
Baguely, a merchant of Toronto. was
killed about five miles west Of this city
this afternoon while on the way In his
automobile from New York TO his home
IN Toronto Mr.. Baguely who was driv-
ing accompanied by S. Hogs, his chauf-
feur, had turned out to pass another au-
tomobile when he ran into nut at the
side Of the road. He lost control Of his
car. which went down an embankment
struck a pile of stones and turned over
throwing the chauffeur clear OF the car,
but pinning Mr.. Baguely underneath.
The chauffeur says that at the time OF
the accident the car was going twenty-five
miles an hour. The chauffeur was not
even scratched.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-07
HER DlSHWASHING A JOY
Vassar Girl Presses Button,
Machinery Does the Work.
[Ry Telegraph 10 Nc Trlbune

Boston. Oct. s.-Wiping dishes or carry
ing them has gone out Of the life of Mrs.
Georgia Boynston Child, who lives at
"the Little House In the Woods" Darien,
Conn. as she has evolved a scheme that
practically makes washing dishes a pleas
ure. She points TO this as evidence that
q college education does not unfit wom-
an for housework. She is Vassar gradu-
ate. and is classed as a housekeeping eX-
pert. Her husband. Alfred r. Child, helps
I'm the household work.
Mrs. Child has made rack with a
place 10 hold each dish inverted BY
scientific process she gets the dishes
scraped and washed in the quickest time
possible. Then. after being drenched with
scaIding wa.c. they are hung on the
rack. In five minutes they dry them
selves The rack is attached to wheeled
mechanical contrivance. Pressing a but
ION carries the dried dishes to the china
closet Another mechanical waitress
takes soiled dishes to the Kitchen.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-07
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Karl l. Roller to Christine Hnrichs;
81 900.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co TO Cheever
y Ely ct al. trus. $4,000.
Same to Elsa j Lndenmeyr: $4,000.
Same to same: $4,000
Same 10 Martha NJ Lindenmeyr; $4,000.
Matilda Palmer TO Mabel Goodwin; 81.
Smada Realty co to Mary Lauterbach;
$1,000
Abraham Samuel ct al to Charles J Sam
uel: 81.
Commonwealth Securities Co to Mabel
Goodwin: 81 900.
Jacob Grinder 10 Smada Realty Co: 500.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to
Lawyers Mortgage Co: $4,000.
Athols Cammsnn to Lawyers Mortgage Co;
SlS. 900.
George l. Kingsland ct al. exrs, to George
l. Kinssiand ct al, trus 81.
Samuel l. Hyman and ano TO Robert l.
Marks. $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-07
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney.
OCTOBER g.
Manhattan.

Manhattan.
ST NICHOLAS AVE. 2O2, 36.3xss 9N3o llxes q
Dec u. 1908; Nathan and l;eDecca Bloom 81 a. a.
isTH ST. iS7 West. 2Ov5Oi; Dec 10, 1910; Cor
nella r Goodwin to Mabel Goodwin; Hco' at
56TIi sT. n $, 30 Il e OF 10th ave. 25xloO o.
oct a. 1906; otto Il and Annie Osenkop 70
Lena NJ Kreder; $1,000. attorneys Philips q
N sSTyi sT, IS2 Nest. BsuOo sx2oxiOos; Aug
20 1906; Equitable Realty 60 70 Jacob Co.'S
senhamer and ano. trustees; $1,000: attorneys
Norwood & Marsten. 6S william 81 p,oasa,,
list ST. sos East, rs 81 IL OF P pIesstII,
ave l7xsi3: Aug 80. 1893; Louise VI Dohhely
to Frank Davies ct al executors E'"Oi ad-
dress $50 West l63d ST. ,
81 25xioi * irreg; oct I, 1901; Bernheimer a
Schwartz , BTe Sd od G2 10 MG Nasaa st
lSTH ST, n s. 200 II OF Amsterdam ave,
runs 35s to land OF Jacob Lorillard
along same to point ~ q OF Ams s,eism
ave. cor Of l2sth ST. e5x irreg; july 10,
1897: John F. Betz to the Mutual Life Insurance
Co. 1876. 900: ADDRESS. 81 Nassau ST.
Tho Bronx.
DAILY AVE. 1910. "a. lxl5o. iix92 lxl5o IL !.
Oct I, 1910. the Harry Beullne 09nstfu. ..,
Co to Henry and Theresa fuchs; SZVoV' h''o'
ney. Cohen. 10 Avenue a. 90
LOT 1ja map 1854. Koch homestead; Aug 10,
1909; Margaret Stein TO Margaret BeIIiah -
1878. attorney, Title Guarantee ana trust W.
l76 Broadway. - -. "a
LYMAN PIA e =. 252 II OF Freeman st. SOx
9OIlx irreg; May 6. 1872; = Lowenthai con sSn
Inc to St joseph's Home for the n AGED; ,''-o'
attorney Adrian T Herman, l4l Broadwsy'
LOT POI, map OF Century Investing co; Dec
%. 1909; Frederick and AL matHe WeaIsr y. 70
TIL. Insurance and Trust co. 100 Broadway.
LOT 2o?, same map and date; same TO same'
Sc oc0. address same above. -
LOTS T. g, 2 and 10 map Al. property OF
Elliott NJ Zborowski, 23d and oath wards 6f2H
100 es5l sxi00; July !, 1909; Security Mortgage
60 to George Is Phelps. general guardian;
s45. 900: attorneys, Lexow. Mcclellan & Wells
43 Cedar at.
WEBSTER AVE. SIS, % It OF Scott ave,
50xiOO: June H. 1902: Peter Seery TO Isabella
q Francis: 1900; attorneys, Merrill q Rogers
100 Broadway.
WEBSTER AVE, s s. 10 II W Of Scott ave,
b0xlOO June II. 1902: same 10 Carrie Baker
and Emily X Forbes; 5000; attorneys, same
as above.
nth ST Powell ave., 5 $. being lot 20, map
q Unionport 50xi0s: March {, 1917; Annie
Miller to Mary + Berrian; 800; attorneys,
Martin a. Howe, 2G Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-07
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
The Bronx

STEPHENS AVE. S, 80 IT n of Bronx
River ave. 1 sty frame pump house, sxlo,
Clinton Stephens. on premises, owner; Anton
Primer, 2O6o Blackjack ave. architect; cost.
$3.50.
256TH ST, cor Sylvan Place. 2 sty frame
dwg. 2lx3l; Henry Berk, on premises, owner
William Heavy. 149 Beech st. Yonkers archi-
tect: cost. $500.
BRONX PARK 700, 1850 East 1s3d st and
Southern Boulevard. l sty frame staole anu
abattoir l4xlG.S: City OF New YORK, owner
George ii Beerbower. 2431 Southern Boule-
ward architect; cost, $500.
l42D ST, s s, 206.5 ~ e OF Alexander ave
2 sty brk stable and loft, 50x40: Becker Broth
ers, 1880 Sd ave. owners; Frank Wennemer'
2l36 Honeywell ave, architect; cost, slo,Vp'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-07
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee)
OCTOBER 3.

with name and address OF lessee')
OCTOBER g.
1ST AVE. 1887 (alD Emma W Cone 70
Ernest y Adler: 10 yrs from Oct /, lsl-; W.
100: address, 1906 LIST ave. c,
lST AVE. 1887 (alD; Ernest Adler 10 zig .5
600: address. 1431 LIST ave. o,,o
5TH AVE- % aid; Daniel p sickles 70 QUO VI,
Werber; 2 yrs from Oct i. 1911; $o'o'; au-
dress. % 9th ave.
9TH AVE, 1864 tstore foor); Louis Mas 70
Abraham Taffestein and ano; yrs and . mos
from June /. 1909; $1,000; address. 1854 oth
ave.
basemenO; Samuel Storch to Mary Balen-
zweig and ano; 3 yrs from Oct D. lelZ; S5oo
address As and 30 East 1880 ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-07
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of grantee ana a'tor-
ney)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
OCTOBER 5.
Manb attain

Manhattan.
iTH AVE. 9 cor 26th st. 1871 Ok; Armory
Holding Co to United states Mortgage ana
Trust 60, trustee, 20 Cedar 81 prior mtg VI
$50 600. July 80: due Feb !. 1917; 61 Per
cent; sl2J, 600 attorneys. Rounds. Hatch, Dill
bingham & Debeyolse. 81 Cedar st.
waterman Realty Co TO Title Guarantee and
Trust Co: Sept 30: due as per bond slt'"o'
address. l16 Broadway.
s4TH ST. 273 West; sty DIX Iossoo' =; same
to same: Sept 30; due per bond; sl3'ooo' al
torney as above. .
HATH ST. SIS. 40 II E OF Amsterdam ave.
1889 H. Bertha Baum TO Samens BANK Iol
Savings In the City OF New York.. 10 wan ~
oct ;, 3 yrs, AZ per cent 5000; attorneys
Strong a Cadwsladcr 40 Wall st.
Tho Bronx.
BECK ST, G $, $50 II OF l55,h ST, 23x
100: Sarah Birdwig 10 Pauline Burnett, POO
Tiffany st prior mtg $4,000; Sept 20; d yfs'
IORILLARD ST. 5. All It s lssth st,
81 $500. Flavius Improvement co TO prospect
Investing Co. Purchase. y Y. Oct :; due aug
!. 1913. per cent; Sls,Oco' Attorney
VALENTINE AVE. $. COL It Of 2oi.,
81. JOllx6s3 3: August Truoe 10 phlei
Houllhan. 2s6T Bainbridge ave: Sept 90; VI.
81 500: attorney, r. T. l. Hammer 81 LAD
erty ~.
isCTH ST. s. $50 II W OF vyse ave. toI-i
oct 3. due as per bond; $4,000; address ITO
BAILEY AVE. 5. l07 its OF Aacomo 81
12JN-. Michael Scanon 70 Benenson feaC
Co. 4O7 East 1884 IT mtg 5000; Oct 4; sioV'
attorney, Elfers & Acker. 2TI Broadway,
CLAY AVE, . =, 1885 II OF 1Itth 81 -ok
100. Julia r Hard 10 James Gross, lit Cay
ave. oct 4. 500; attorney. Hatch CUTE Io'
Broadway.
LORILLARD PLACE >. 4I.ll II OF
lsSth ut. 32.sx9O. Salvatore Casolaro 10 RIA
Mus Improvement 60. OG3 Crescent ave Nntk
81. 500. oct 4: $500. attorney, stephen "
Collins % Wall ST.
LOT Il, Block 40. map Section ]. Morris
Park. lot o. Block 80. same map, Rose loplas
10 Mary & BlschoH mtg Sl.GOOl; July .; VI
attorney, Clarence Palitz. 15J broadway: .
WEBSTER AVE- n Q cor lISth 81. lOi 'oh9l
Sam Van Beuren to Van Beuren Realty Co.
a. RfoadWay. Aug :; quit claim; u; attorney
Title Guarantee and Trust 60. lI6 broadway
SAME PROPERTY; Almyra Chalmers 20
same. Aug 6. quit claim; 81: attorney same as
above. -, . -
SAME PROPERTY. Anna f Smith TO same;
July 81: quit claim 81. attorney, same as
above. -, . -.
SAME PROPERTY: Eva Riley to same
Aug :. Quit claim: attorney. same as aDoSe.
VALENTINE AVE 8. 68l II W OF JUS.
St 30 lXGs 3. Daniel Houlihnn 10 August
Trub. gI5 caldwell ave (mtg $1,000; sept ~
500: attorney. Ernest l. Hammer. 81 LAD
isoTu ST. S. $50 II OF vyse ave, COX;
Hans + y Gruelsen et al 10 Krabo-Erns'
Realty Co 1859 East lSOth st. oct 3; 81; AZ.
torney Title Guarantee and Trust Co. Hu
Broadway.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-07
ALTERATIONS.
Manhattan,

7TH AVE. cor 18th st; 20 8 sly rae
tory: ] I, Van Allen, "a Nassau st. owner;
r ID IJtchfeld, pa 9Th ave. architect. COST
$4,000 ... n
Sd ST, 1876 East; TO sty tenmt; ~
Bockar 1875 Broome NJ, owner; u KelssrhAhi'
80 LIST ST, architect cost, 5000 -. >,
1OOTH ST, s. Lexington to PARK ayes ,e 20
a sty car house: New York Railways CO. 100
Broadway. owner; ID Corby' oIl p'o"d""''
architect; cost, $780, 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-07
REAL EsTATEFoR SALE oRToLET
LONG ISLAND.
Prennre for the summer Of 1913.

Prepare Tor Inc NUnlmtT OF 1UIo. -
Select your bungalow and start your build
ing now, so that when the hot days OF the
summer come you will be prepared. II costs
you nothing TO look over
SiLTAIRE
the outdoor colony by the sea, on famous
Fire Island Beach. within committing dis
lance: with many improvements: Atlantic
ocean on one side the Great South Bay on
the other; all salt water sports: finest boat
ing. bathing nshng.
BUNGALOWS, WITH PLOT. $500 UP.
FIRE ISLAND BEACH DEVELOPMENT co.
Marbridge Bldg, BWay and saith St, y. \.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-07
CHILD DIES FROM DIPHTHERIA
Third in Family Succumbs to Disease
in Year.

Bloomfield, n. j., Oct. 6.-Emerson ID.
Leaycraft, six years old, died last night
at his parents home, No. 235 Franklin
street, from diphtheria after an Illness Of
one week.
This is the third death in that family In
a year from the same disease.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-07
LIS PENDENS.

LINTON Tor Wales AVE, Sc S, - ~ - VI
wasicbester Railroad st, 25xl09: Maria Buelles-
bach agt Reedy Construction Co ct al action
to foreclose mechanics lien); attorney
McDufile. o,-. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-07
The Bronx.

DEcATIyR AVE- n cor Oliver Place, sly
concrete studio, l0lxg5; Thomas 4 Edison;
Inc. Orange, J, owners; J Mcmillan 2'o'
Marion ave, architect; cost $2coo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-07
OCTOBER ..

SYST ST, East c Hutchngs Co agt
Oscar Saenger ct al; July %. 1912: S1,24s ~.
10TH ST, n !, Of 9th ave; Suss-
vein * Co agt Olympia Leasing Co; March 70
1912: 1922 81.
s1ST ST, 6 East: John x Turton agt Oscar
Saenger ct al; Aug o. 1912; s., 33s 3d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-10-07
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

OCTOBER Z.
BROADWAY, W cor 17eth st. 1O3xl4s 10;
Metropolitan Life Insurance Co loans Donald
Robertson Co S350,OOo.
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5 ROOMS AND BATH

Ideal Homes: all improvements; near Great
South Bay; $500; $50 down; Sl2 monthly.
AKRON. SO Wilioughby St, Brooklyn. n. Y.
OUR MACHINE. DESCRIBING THE
wonderful development OF Long Island. also
a catalogue OF houses. sent free on request.
MCKNIGHT REALTY COMPANY.
B47 Fifth Avenue New York city
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Brennan agt + Doughty; Grant sauires
atty: McDonough. ref; due, $3.50; taxes
etc S4i.
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MECHANICS LIEN.
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

IBID ST. 232 to 236 East: Nathan S Goldstclt'
agt Mary Lyons. owner and contractor; Nib oo.