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The Washington herald., 1912-10-19


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4 Cursing H1niliation to the VIE.
tin and Source Of Disgust
TO Others.

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The Washington herald., 1912-10-19
] Want to Cure You.

only wish could gather some Of my
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The Washington herald., 1912-10-19
HOW TO JUDGE MANS HONESTY.
The llaH wAe Lets Yol "see fer
Ysurselr, IL Usually Honest.

YO0foelf, IL CsUally Honest.
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have been men who set about to ridicule
-uratively tear It INTO shreds. They turned
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pected to f1nd mare dross and found gold
go Gauss has been discovered by his
enemies.
But. regardless Of all this. II a man
will "show the goods he has. willingly
and openly. and let his patients prove
value Of what he offers them instead Of
expecting them to take his word for IT.
there must be something Of value In his
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Every cetarrh victim should make a
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New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
HYDE GETS FURTHER DELAY
Whitman's Writ of Prohibition
Dismissed-Trial Off Till Fall,

The Appellate Division Of tho Supreme
Court dismissed yesterday the writ OF pro
h'bition obtained by District Attorney Whit
man 70 restrain Justice Woodward, of the
Appellste Division. IN Brooklyn, from TAX
ing any action on the writ Of habeas cor
nus sworn out by Charles II Hyde former
CITY Chamberlain IN his effort TO prevent
his trial for alleged bribery from coming
before Justice Davis The move Of the Dis
trict Attorney was based on the question
Of jurisdiction of Justice Woodward, sitting
in another county
District Attorney Whitman practically ac-
knovledged yesterday that Hyde had at
least temporarily accomplished his purpose
in not going before Justice Davis, as It IS
improbable that he can be placed on trial
much before tho fall
The District Attorney went 70 Brooklyn
Yesterday 10 get a writ Of prohibition from
the Appellate Division there, but several
of the justices were out Of the city, and
he returned 70 hts Office without it. The
habeas corpus proceedings VIII now come
lefore Justice Woodward ON Monday, His
decision will he appealed by the side that
loses. and the appeal will not reach the
Court Of Appeals before June.
In dismlssing their own writ Of prohiDi-
ton the Appellate Division in Manhattan
said they had no jurisdiction IN the mat
ter and that the District Attorney should
have applied TO the Appellate Division in
Brooklyn,
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
MANHATTAN.

1oOTH ST 8 g. 1I3.s II g Of Convent ave
Conyenr nNe. 3 . cor 12ath ct; Convent ave
Q $. 5s.s It Of l29th St: for three st'
aptmts and stores 6SSSS1.2x irreg' ManGhes, ;
b Meyers / Union So West architect
$3.50 900.
4oTH ST. s 80 II e Of 9th ave; for ar
sty store and loft, 40x9O.9; NJ HOFFMAN lls
East Hath ST. owner; Gronenberg Leuch
tag. West 22d ST. architects; Si25,00o.
CONVENT AVE, e $, 6O7 II n OF l2sth ST
Convent ave, n q cor i2sth st: for two sty
aptmts and stores, 68.2Xll4SX irreg, Man
cbe,tsr Construction CO. 1913 Broadway own
er; p Meyers, architect; slo5, 900.
7TH AVE, n cor 144th 81; for an open ali
moving picture show; J Lyons. @I6 Ienos
ave owner. ] II sherwin, GSi west oIh 81
architect: $4,000.
BROADWAY. se cor slst st; for an open
air moving picture show; w Walters, 23'
West 8Tth st. owner; ] r Sherwin, 237 West
87th ST, architect; $4,000,
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
MAN THREATENS PRIESTS
Alleged Physician stirs Up Rectory-
Is Taken to Belevue.

A man who described himself as Dr.
Timothy #. Clohessy, Of Oklahoma. was
committed to Bellevue yesterday for eN-
animation into his mental condition by
MAGISTRATE Freschi, Of the Norkulle court
@n the complaint of several priests Of the
Church Of St Francis OF Assist. in West
3lst street The priests declared Clohessy
entered the recJory yesterday morning and
asked to see Father Dominick Scanlon.
When he was told that Father Scanlon died
a year ago. according TO the priests, he
threatened TO shoot every one IN the place
unless Father scanlon was produced.
The doctor visited the rectory about q
year ago, one Of the brothers testified, an
nouncing at that time his intention of kill
ing the priest He was told then that the
priest was dead, and nothing more was
heard Of him until a month or so ago, when
a letter arrived addressed TO the father and
threatening him with death.
The police were notified after yesterdays
outbreak and the man arrested. A decree
Of divorce issued 10 Mrs. Gertrude Clohessy
by an Oklahoma court was found on him.
The reason given was extreme cruelty.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
WESTCHESTER SALES.

Stephen D. Lyons sold eighteen acres,
with buildings, Of the William Penn Lyon
farm. on the road to Cautitoe. east Of
Katonah. TO John S. Penman, Of Mamar-
oneck II adjoins the farm Of Clarence
Whitman.
J. c. Gleason & Son sold for the estate
Of Elizabeth Jones No q Linden Place,
Residence Park, New Rochelle.
Howell Price sold No. s. Center avenue
and No. 28 Prospect street for Mrs. J. K.
Myers 20 Mrs. Sophie II. ogden.
The Ayles Real Estate Exchange sold the
property OF Peter J. Cullen. on Maurice
avenue, consisting Of a seven-room house
and plot, 70 Joseph Connors; also the Sid
ney Brown property, on Dale avenue, TO
Peter J. Cullen. The latter property con-
sists OF eight-room houses, with barn, Ak
10 feet
Wilson Bull & Rlackman sold a plot. 50x
100 feet. part OF the Cowles property. 10
Reuben w Duanv. who will build a two
story bathhouse and restaurant
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
RECORDED LEASES.
CWitn name and address OF lessee
APRIL 4

BROADWAY. 1871 and 1893. y part, with
basement: International Amusement and
Realty co 20 Oscar Ocstrecncr ct al, yrs
from May J. 1872. $4,000. address, 100 East
&lst ST.
NASSAU ST, 100 all: Charles w Russell 10
William WalGmar, 10 yrs from May :, I9l2;
81, 800. address, - Ave j.
WESTCHESTEE AVE 500 and sos, .
store; Anton Brlne 20 Francis Kroneuberger;
. yrs from Nay /, 1872, S79-, address, sos
Wcstch -ster ave.
2D AVE, IS, store; Abraham King TO Frank
Sr,rllng, . Nrs = mos from Nov -. 1911; $500;
address, 800 East l2Uth ST.
% AVE, 9SS store, etc: Bertha Levy to
william Suohmann, ] ,r from May ], 1872.
1852; address. 97G I'd ave.
sTH AVE, 1893. store and basement: VIII
lam HolZdarbcr 10 James ~ Coloburn' yrs
from May !, 1912, $50, address, 200 Grand
ave.
9TH ST. 543is East, all. Esther Goldstein
10 Alex Sartozy, 10 yrs from May J, IJi-'
$500. address. 5fI East 9th ST.
22D ST, q S. 200 II Of Gth ave, 25y9sx irreg;
Pauliu" Rusor 90 Charles " Mayme; - yrs
from May !, 1912. $4,000; address. 6S1 West
l43d ST.
HATH ST. a3l East, all; Luisa Garofels to
AmOd!c HuouOmot WIS from April J. loI-i
S9S4; address. A4l East 10th 81.
10TH ST 2@1 East, store. John p Weis to
Joseph No"sA yrs from June !, 1871; S4-O'
address, 23l East li9th ST.
lG0TH ST. e cor ~ Gerard ave. hotel with
grounds. .AuUie Baird 10 James II Kavanagh;
10 yrs from AIrl ]. 1912, $lSo0. address oo
west I4Tth St
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
RAILROAD COMPANY BUYS.

The Greeley Square Realty Company,
which holds the realty Of the Hudson 6
Manhattan Railroad Company, has acquired
title TO the parcel No Al Cortlandt street.
which viii be incorporated with No. 42 Cort-
lauGt street in the site Of a six story eX-
tension now being completed by the com
pauy at No. 40 TO So Dcy street. A five
year first mortgage Of }65O0OO covering this
property has been made by the Title Guar
autce and Trust Company
With the latest acquisition the railroad
controls the entire block between Church,
Greenwich, Cortlandt and Dey streets. ex-
ccptng the small plots No. III 20 Isl Green
wich street and No. 4G Coruandt street,
thus preventing the erection Of a tail
structure TO injure the light and view OF
the Offices in the company's southerly ter
minal building
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom, Nos a and l6 Vesey street:
by Joseph p Day
COTJNETl AVE. 440 70 40. W s, block
front between Sl-t and S2d SIS, 2o4 4xlA; sly
hotel Gndicotr. adjourned 10 April Is.
SAME PROPERTY; action .; adjourned 10
April i.
15oTH ST. 27I and 273 West. n s. 176 II " Of
7th ave, 7JNg9 II: two sty FATS sold TO tho
plaintiff for $1,000
AVENUE j.. JOS, s cor sth st, 25x75; and
s,v tennis ana stores, sold 10 the p.aihAH LOT
SOS 92G
10TH ST. 427 East. S. 90 4 OF Avenue
A. 2-Ng2; Sty teuWt ana stN rear teImti SOLO
20 the plaintiff for $1,000.
BY the James J.. Wells Company.
1f2TH ST. 8oG and sos West 8. 100 II W Of
Srh ave, 50X1oOl sty apartment; sold TO 500
mon Michehacher for S1G 500.
At the Bronx Exchange, No. Gl56 Third
avenue:
by Joseph p. Day.
AVENUE ST JOHN. 1920. =. 30 II of
Southern boulevard. 55XlOO; sty hati sold 70
The plaintiff for $4,000.
WEBSTER AVE. cor Irving Place, 63y
13x irrcg, vacant; sold 10 the pldiHuH Tor 800
over prior liens.
BY Herbert A Sherman
ST AIMS AVE, 755. W cor l5Ih St. 25x
100. A sty tenmt and stores, sold 10 the p.ainin
for $4,000
Rv Henry Brady
MORRIS PARK AVE, r, $50 n Of
Matthews ave, 25X1O0. Van Nest Withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

1rv,,r ~ Kramer 70 Packard B. Co; $1,000
Julius Smolin and eno TO Hannah suil'an
''fs' Matilda ziegl.r e, al trus to Title In
Century MS.sss. sssssS s. e United States Mort
sayatore DAngelo to Mortimer NJ Meh
ken; 81. ,-,, =, Men.
Gsorss p Lsibl. to Mortimer n Menkeni 81
Teresa Bonager 10 Mortimer NJ Menkeni 81
Metropolitan Trust Co TO Lawyers lltl9 IN
surance and Trust Co; $4,000 .
Mary Ieehnyr TO Banned Friends 500.
Mary a Newell, exr, to Mary Newell
He Henry Keii and ane. sdn. to Elisa Fl Ksil;
s1,65o
New York Trust co 10 Charles helnsheHh
AMI ano: $4,000
Same 20 same; $1,000; o.,.,
Alexander Saunders. admr. 10 Alexander
Saunders; 81.
Same 10 Eame; 81.
Dry Dock Savings Institution 70 Lawyers
Title Insurance and Trust Co; SoAOo.
Same TO same; S34, 900
Clermont II wilcox 10 Lawyers Mortgage
New York Life Insurance Co to Lawyers
Mortgage Co; $4,000.
saIms sams TO 70 same same $4,000.
Same TO same: Sl5, 600.
Same TO same; s35000.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co 70
same to same; :12500
same 70 same $4,000.
Henry Wood TO Elsie Fincke; $4,000
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Newburs
Savings Bank; S37,5OO.
Same TO william q Fellows; $1,000.
Same to Newburg Savings Bank; $4,000.
Florence A Ifoughton 10 Lawyers Title In
surance and Trust Co; $4,000
william Hobson TO Estates Settlement Co:
800
Comm onwealth Insurance co OF New York
70 Louis e Meyer. $4,000.
Regina Weinberg to William Ziegleri 5000
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Clermont VII
cox; S62 600
Sarah l. Horn to Charles F Brown; s5.056
Lillian Jones, exr. TO Florence N Haskin;
sl6, 900
Elizabeth X Doolns TO Katharine
Huntington; $4,000 ~
Ciarissa J. Ferris 10 Fannie Fslk; $4,000
Harriet !. Carroll 10 John ] Doyle; $500.
Mary A Newell exr, 10 Mary Newell,
trus; S25. 900
Mary F Shepard to Henry Straub; 81
Frederick x Zeller 70 Anna Zeller; 81.
Augustus w Openhym and ano, tTus, 20
Municipal Mortgage Co; $4,000.
Elsie VI Fincke to Mathew Robinson; So, 900.
Emma Kaufman TO Bowery Savings
Bank, So, 900.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
SAMPLE HUG IN COURT
Attorney in Divorce Suit Asks
for Demonstration.
BUNGALOW FIGURES IN CASE
Vice. President Of the Sterling
Bronze Company Charges
Wife with Misconduct.

The trial OF the divorce suit brought by
Charlesh I. Kinsman. vice-president OF the
Sterling Bronze Company, against his wife
Mrs. Lillian Kinsman, based on the wife
alleged misconduct with one Ellis In
Coney Island cottage, began yesterday In
the Supreme Court.
The defence Of Mrs. Kinsman is that her
husband had entered into a conspiracy IN
which he employed a detective 10 orlns
about the supposed embarrassing SITUATION
that has resulted in the suit
Counsel for Mrs. Kinsman said the couple
were married in 1889 IN San Francisco Ihey
lived there together for ten years ana
then came 70 New York, when they sep
aratod. Mrs. Kinsman brought an acuoh
10 compel her husband 20 support her' ana
then II was II is said, that Kinsman de-
cided that he would try to get grounds for
q divorce. To this end, according to the
story. he employed a woman detective
named Mrs. Currie.
Mrs. Relic Kuen, a maid employed In
boarding house where Mrs. Kinsman uSeo
10 live. was the first witness She said she
had seen Ellis sitting on couch with MS
head on Mrs Kinsman's shoulder Al an
other time she had seen Mrs. Kinsman on
tbs veranda with her arm around Eilis's
neck.
Charles Ie Barber, counsel for Mrs.
Kinsman. asked the witness If she would
demonstrate on him Just how Mrs. Kins-
man had her arm around Ellis. Mrs. Kuell
thtreupon stepped down from the witness
stand and placed her arm about the at
torney.
Harry /. Reeves, a salesman for the
starting Bronze Company, testified about
eo,, ,g with Kinsman last June TO the Coney
Tslspd cottage lie said they waited late
one night until the lights had gone out IN
the cottage, and upon entering found E'lis
in the room occupied by Mrs. Kinsman.
Mrs. Mary 6. Pratt testified about rent
ing bungalow 10 women who gave the
name Of Mrs Currie, and told Of how Kins-
man was dining IN a restaurant with Mrs.
ClrI1e. when the latter came 10 her and
paid her a remainder Of $40 for the rent
Of the bungalow.
Ellis was examined as a witness for
Mrs. Kinsman and he explained his pres
ence in her room by saying She was SICK
and he was holding an ice bag on her head.
The case will he continued Monday.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
S3OO.OOO FOURTH AVE. LEASE
Silk Firm Gets Big Space in
Corner Building.

Carstein & Linnckn have rented the en-
tire store and basement in the American
,yoolen Building, northeast corner Of Fourth
avenue and 18th street, for a term of years
If an aggregate rental Of about 100000
to the old established silk firm Of Fried,
NTendclson & Co. now occupying the entire
building at No. % Greene street The above
mentioned firm IS the most important factor
in the Japanese silk trade now In the Old
district. After extensive alterations have
been made they will take possession Of the
store about July /.
Frederick Fox & CO. have leased the
store and basement at Nos. 14S and $50
West cath street to the Gottlieb Chemical
Company and GeoIge Schlums, also the
store No. IS West 18th street 10 Harry
Polowitz and a loft at No. 81 University
Place to the Perfect Coat Front Pad Com
panv.
David Chenken has leased for Peter p.
Coppen the plot 46.9X100 feet on the north
side Of Monroe street, adjoining the north
east corner Of Clinton street TO Mr..
Sicecl for nineteen years
The Gross & Brown Company has leased
suite Of offices in the building at the
southeast corner Of Broadway and 5Sth
street to the Society Of Automobile Engi-
uecrs for a term Of years.
\. V Amy G. CO. have leased No. 14l
West llsth street, a four story dwelling
house, TO :. r. Kerner and TO the Gotham
Motor Company the store at the southeast
corner Of St Nicholas avenue and 115th
street.
Samuel II Martin has leased for a term of
m
corner Of Broadway and 9th street 10 the
National Association Of Audubon Societies.
Frederick Southack and Alwyn Ball, il,
have rented 10000 square feet at Nos. 632
and GA Broadway to the Telters Company
and 10000 feet at Nos. 5GJ and 81 Broad
way TO ROsen & Herman for a term Of
years. The above concerns were tenants
al No. G23 Broadway. which was recently
la, 4..gr...l 1.,-F
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
BUY DOWNTOWN PLOT FOR IMPROVEMENT
BIdnu for w. r. Grace Co. to Occupy Entire Old Slip BLOCK
with Frontages in Pearl and Wat er Streets.
OPERATORS GET DECKER STRUCTURE IN UNION SQUAR

for the Juliette Construction Company Mr..
Iiei gave in part payment three houses on
Gramatan avenue, Mount Vernon.
The Jane Investment Company (Mal-
linckrodt Chemical Works. Is tho pur-
chaser OF No. 124 Maiden Lane, sold re-
Gently through the Charles +. Noyes Com
pany. The purchasing company owns No.
116 TO 122 Maiden Lane and No. 1872 Pearl
street, adjoining.
Henry d. Winans May were associated
as brokers with J. Edgar Leaycraft e Co.
in the lease of No. SO TO 81 West S9th
street TO the Abercrombie & Fitch Company.
The lease is for fifteen years at $4,000
year.
Gibbons & Young negotiated the recently
reported sale Of Nos. . and II Montgom-
cry street TO T. A. Cohen.
Senior & Stout negotiated the recent sale
Of the dwelling house No. 12S West 64tn
street for Adolph Altman.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
MECHANICS LIENS.

82D ST. 1lG West: Chicago Spring Butt CO
agt Coyler Realty Co, owner Cherry Driscoll
Co. contractor; S49S rs.
AQUEDUCT AVE, $ cor OF Fordham ave,
ilsxSS; Thomas Edmonds & co agt Julistte
Construction Co, owner and contractor; $21O 30.
10TH ST. SIS West; iSOth st. $50 West;
P.nehurst ave, - TO so; Morris Mintz agt
Rountree Construction Co, owner and contrac-
tor; $500.
2lST ST, 529 to 54l West; Herman koerneF
agt Charles Hoffberth, owner; Isaac Ros-
sell, contractor; $30S7 80.
3STH ST, 26i West; Central Wood working
Co agt William II Wheeler, owner; Ernest
Boecker, lessee and contractor; $3.50.
BOTH ST, 40s West; Victor & Fagin agt
Sarah Asch owner; Edward Wolf, contractors
81
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
,Wlh name and address of purchaser and at
tDTn"yD
APRIL. a.
sIANHAVItS

AVE s. Do vs. cor OF TaI st. 25xiO0. Dean i'In-
Ing GO 10 Realty Realization Corporation uh's
$4,000; March -, 5000; address, 400 5th ave
BRADHCRST AVE, e. g. 40 II n Of l4sth d.
25x15x irreg. Julia J. Sanders 20 Harry bufee,
3ss 7th st. ErooHiyn mtE $1,000, Apfil = e.:
attorney, Title Guuautr- and Trust co, I'o
broadway.
CHARLES sr D.. 22.o.N iIag. John oner
ondcr car to Van Alien Chemical 90. lt2 wa
-oa. sti.,,'y 1ysri., a I,tI "a Broad b.
CENTRE ST. vs. q "A II n Of Pearl 81. 4lN32A
irrcg: Leonard KraW4 and HuO. cXIs, 10 Shuuri
Green; all liens. April !. $4,000, address -u"o
EIoadWay.
HUDSON ST, 5G 10 80. % e cor Of Inomas g.
7TNIsN irreg, John - I.,hIuaH, cNr ip J"hh a
Potter and Arthur Williams. cNs'and EDWARD
~ 3JyIr, muiy, all liens, March ~, c"hlliIndiI'h
deed. 81, address, SOS Carroll 81, biooFJh.
ST MARKS pL s T. 11J n W OF lHt ave.
2JXO7X igIog. Josef Luatg ~ samuel Cohen, 2Ot