davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13

One day last summer I made q trip
BY rail through the Mohawk Valley.

One day last summer I made a trip
by rail through the Mohawk Valley.
The Alohzwk-valley of beauty
and romancc-the valley where
Leathefstocking secuted. and the Mo-
hawk welded his tomahawk. and the
Huron unsheathed his scalping knife
and followed the trail.
As | passed the little town of Ilion,
Il the head of the valley, | saw an
unusual sight-a sight Of unusual
beauty.
In a spacious green field, close to
the train as we passed, sixty young
girls. dressed in spotless white, and
carrying long red, white and blue
streamcrs, were dancing around a
May-Pole. Several thousand specta-
tors were looking on. Beyond, in the
middle distance, were the long, dark
lines of massive factory buildings.
And who and what are these?"
] asked.
A fellow traveller told me. "To-
day" he said. is the Annual Field
Day of Remington Typewriter
Workers, and this is the principal
event of the Field Day. the May-Pole
Drill by Remington factory girls"
A May-Pole Dance on the spot
which not long ago witnessed the
movements of a War Dance!
lion, in the Mohawk Valley, the
New World town which bears the
name of the sacred city of Homer, Is
Likewise Homeric in its contrasts.
"Tomahawk", "Trigger", "Type-
writer" ", are the three words which
sum up its history.
These three words likewise sum
up the history of the New World.
1t was lion, once the scene of the
%tomahawk and the scalping knife, the
crudest weapons of aboriginal war
fare, that gave the world the Rem
ington rife, the dcadlicst weapon Of
civilized warfare.
And again it was Ilion which gave
the world the Remington Type
writer, the highest development of the
arts of peace.
llion history is likewise Remington
history.
The word Remington once mean,
IN implement of carnage; it now
means an Implement of commerce.
Once it meant destruction; now i,
means construction. Once il mean,
war and woe; now it means peace
and prosperity; Illuminating caps sue.
ceeded by finger key; triggers by type
bars.
In 1870 the Remington rife spoke
at the siege of Paris. but a pen wrote
the Franco-PruSSian Peace Treaty.
In 1905 the Remington implcmen,
OF wal was silent ar Port Arthur, bu,
a Remington clicked off the Treaty
of Portsmouth.
War spells waste. but peace spell.
progress. The Remington nipple
mcnt OF peace has given progress tc
the world. and BY the just law OF
compensation. what it has given it ha.
received again.
In lion TODAY, devoted to the art.
of peace, is a plant twenty times III,
size of that onc devoted to the art.
OF war.
Great in war, but greater in peace
sums up the history of this famou.
name.
TrIE ONT OOUrn
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13
EDGEWOOD

The regular semi-monthly meeting
of the Edgewood Volunteer Fire com
pany held last evening was except
ionally well attended and important
business was transacted. Reports of
various committees were heard and
proved interesting. Arrangements
were completed for the euchre and
dance tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13
20 MINERS PERISH.
In Fire That Breaks Out IN Pit OF
Coal Mine IN
Prussia.

ANTONIENHCTTE. Prussia Silesia
F"b. IA larg" number Of fatal
tiles Mas caused ny "A fire which broke
u IA one "f the pits in this coal
mining enter last evening. Seven
c"fpses Of miners have been brought
90 the surface and tho a~uthorIti.s
believe that ~ least twenty more
men have persisted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13
THREE HURT WHEN TRAIN
ROLLED OVER ENHANCEMENT

kITTAN\ING. PA. Fcb. - Three
trainm"n 81 East BRADY. were serious-
is injured to-day when = locomotive
on tho low grade division ~ the Penn-
syivania railroad at Summcrviie.
near here. left the tracks and rolled
down n 80 foot embankment.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13
ST.. CLAIRSVILLE
Three Years in Pen.

ST. GAINESVILLE. o.. Feb. IL
John Herbert. who was found guilty
last week OF assault. was sentenced
by Judge Lynch to-day to serve three
years in the State penitentlary at Co
iumbus. He will be taken UP in a
few days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13
Mo Court.

There will he no Common Pleas
Court held here to-morrow. for the
reason that the case SGT for his da.'
has been continued The case set
Vas that Of. NoelkerS a Shaughnessy
vs.. The spence Memorial church. but
~ some ~ the principal W%iinesses In
the case are sick. The case has been
continued until next term.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13

Here is a message OF hope and good
cheer from Mrs. c. ]. Martin. Boone
Mill. Va, who is the mother OF
eighteen children. Mrs. Martin was
cured OF stomach trouble and consti-
patton by Chamberlain's Tablets at
ter five years Of suffering. and now
recommends these tablets to the pub
lie. Sold by all dealers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13

There will b. q double header has
49, hall game played In the skating
rink FRIDAY when tho local
Hirh zchnoi kris team ~i'l PLAY he
Martins VERY EirIs and 'h~ local
ho,s uU also play the Martins Very
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13
Successful Supper,

The supper served in the basement
OF the Buckley VI. r. church at Edg-
wood by the members of the Ladies'
Aid society last evening proved a sue
cess in every detail and il was we'll
attended.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13
MAGNATES MEET
owner OF the COLUMBIA League Hold
Session at st. louls-AI Towns
Were Represented.

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 1.-THE Column
bian Baseball league was organized
here tonight. Franchises .wer.
awarded 10 eight cities. and John T
Powers. of Chicago. was elected
president for n year. The league
will begin playing the latter part OF
April. and will continue until the lat.
ter part of September or the early
part OF October.
Six of the eight cities in the league
were represented in person n two
by proxy. Another meeting will be-
held In Chicago within two weeks to
arrange a playing schedule.
The cities in the league. owners OF
the franchises and the playing
grounds follow:
Kansas City. c. Masker; Gordon
and koepp Athletic park.
Chicago-William Niessen: Gun
theirs park.
st. Louis-Otto Stieffel and former
Governor Lon Stephens: no grounds
decided upon.
Louisville-Garnett Zorn. Walter
II. Pearce and George u. Coder.
Butchertown grounds.
lndianapolis-W. 4. Matthews. Riv.
erside Beach.
Detroit7John Roesing: Mack park.
Cleveland-Mat Hinkel: Luna park.
Milwaukee - Judge william Mel
Vile; grounds purchased to-day. but
location unknown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13
Warrants Issued.

On complaint of Assistant Sargean,
Henry Kahn. of Fulton, warrants were
issued yesterday for the arrest OF
three foreigners. charged with partici
pating in "A fight which occurred Sat
urday night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13
Civil Case Filed.

Emma Ward Va. Thomas Ward. &C
iion for divorce on the ground Of viii
ful absence for more than three years
and for the restoration Of her maiden
name.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13

\ condor a exist without food for
40 days. the eagle under the same cir
cumstances viii exist 90 days.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13

The coronation Of King George vas
COMMEMORATIVE In n English village
BY the erection of a public grindstone
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13

TOLEDO. Feb. 12.-Declaring that
a league in opposition TO the A.. \.
team here would not pay. William Co
vert of this city today wrote Presi.
dent John r. Powers OF the proposed
Columbian league that he wClld not
handle a franchise here.
Powers wanted TO put in n teal
here with Covert at the head.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13
FOR ALL MEN AND WOMEN

vii give you free a sample Of DR. Peces Pleasant Pellets that have brought health
and happiness to ouSnds-a a book on any chronic disease you need
The" story of ny free III toyo you is quickly told. During my many years of practice
hveu ed numerous combinations Of curative medicines for liver Ills I have kept records
OF results IN eaez after case 50 that my staff Of physicians and Surgeons the InyLids' Hotel
Buffalo y. I arc able to diagnose and rG cases at distance with unhrm good results
m going to send You free sample package of DR. Peues Pleasant Pellets which will relieve
bAousneHz and ~ health Tue to dsrdevd liver Write At on-k sa sampled a book
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13
THE ONLOOKER.
or Was Love BHnd7

(From judge
Mrs. Hoyle-"My husband loved me
ut first sight
Mrs. Doyle understand that you
met at "A masquerade ball"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13
Wanted. the Earth.

IFTOW JUDGE
HOVell-"Did you eve want the
earth
PoVell-"Nes. once. when was fool
enough 70 Jet "A fellow take me ND in
his airship."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13

~ 'WF1 FrplT~n ard srrrt t-auE--u ~ ~ rnnh E- and kz-s
pr FEf af hra~-w caWt ~ hrn-aL thur Ei hg &c. rur- co..
~ hu1n Nhr1ca DWuu-V n a wu A-r um~is U-ramv RI 49,
t-WncWr-EH cE~1 -F ~~-rr a1 Crg-rc- a. ~ huukE uuus --
49, IN Ds~rT ~ rr N go 80 a@r uwEh E-VrE fuu efiru 8t ~
"Prf-i q, cur "N-rrn n r stscri vag--o m-tu- - d. h4-hr
ln- cUEN rHh ~ mEUrrt a. h1F trrcd Eai - % cre-r
20 - rrr hr mc1c-c tr can Do tk-n" I'D ~ 81 prnrI a--~ ri utmr ~
'f 1~Ec e. Hr Comu S~ N-4lI Atr~--t1 Peopss Shans-- ri N-f-
-T~1 af urrofrr bod 81 lu r4E-- So urrs a dNr-I o-f-v~ s4 rh
F-N"rh rrrcvrI f-r~-r thereof Cghhsni ur prrr4d Cd. ~-r E v -, ~
S~<eaa stamp o. Py Ia - m4Ang - A4nrs la PEUss IzLAs f4d BaHdo y Y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13
Natures Way Is The Best.

49, 49, - - A--o- $500 - - H~s--- s--s r- -.-s-l-
- s- -@ Eau -. o--e- 49, 49, - a-ryAss. ~ 49, D. q v
F~w-- - . r- Gr-rs -uss -@s - 49, s--.ss k--- 80 80 k-v
- is s&d r. -GHnf~ NErHCAL Ua@JDkEEr
~ u@--T E<- - 49, - s- - - -. - 49, -a-
$780, - N--- - - o.. - ~ 49, e@@- - 49,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13

D- f-rtc svs -"G lvCr-nc plsvs sr rnro-rsn- par n
l- f-rrs trltcn Mctca Discover n M cure ~ nj Erg-r1-
lFs7-rVa sni Wesk stomach. srcndcd ~ Sar rsnzx h-a--
urn- 49, n-ra-t. cuzfct tunEu. pur zpp-frc- gaEsnr fcrr-z
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-02-13

3 But for the ponS.esf roief OF blood disorders and imt
oan recommend nv Golden Medical Discovery"
medicine without zlcobol-R. v. PIERCE. NJ. D.. BsFsb.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-07
MACKIN'S MILLION GONE
Transfer Tax Appraisal Shows
Only Small Estate.

The will of William ]. Mackin. who dieo
on October 25 at Atlantic City, was filed
in the Surrogate's Court yesterday
Persons acquainted with the fraternity
which encourages indulgence In games OF
chance will recognize in the name Of the
testator the Billy" Mackin who ranked
with Richard Garfield in the sporting
world. But, like William 7. Burbridge,
one OF his contemporaries, who died not
long ago, Mackin apparently did not keep
much Of the fortune he once had. which,
1t was said at one time amounted TO
8, 100000. The transfer tax affidavit tled
with the will places the real estate at
more than $1,000" which means that IT
Is probably less than $1,000, and fixes the
value Of the personal property at more
than $780," which might mean that IT Is
not valued at LOCO
Mackin in his will provides for the
payment of his just debts, after which he
leaves his entire estate to his wife, Mrs.
Margaret b. Mackn, Of No. Sc West 45th
street. He said also: 81 have made no
provision in this my last will for my be-
loved son, Joseph William Machn, know
ing full well that my beloved wife VIII
care, nurture and provide for him to the
best interests of my said son, and here
by request her to so provide for him. as
know she will"
New-York tribune., 1912-11-07
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
NOVEMBER 6.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM AVE, 6 $. $40 Il OF i3lst
tt 37xlDO; March 10, 1900; John 9 ana MsiIe
Barth 10 MontehoTe Home; S25'OOo; A'Vor~
nsys, Wolf & Kohn, 203 Broadway: ,.,
BROADWAY, l2O4 TO 1910 (Gilsey, House;
mtg on leasehold; June 2s. 1908; Maurice ItoEa- ~
liner 10 Bertha NJ Johnson: Sl5.OOO attorHeSS'
Wells & suedeker, "a Nassau 81. - .
CHERRY ST, 4l6 fronting SOUTH, go y "
Tarshes 10 Nathan Kirsh; $4,000; attorneys
LEXiNG-0N AVE 100. W S. 59.3 It n OF
SO,h 81, 10 SxsO; June &c, 1906; Alfred bsSH- bsS
man % Hoffman Miller; ssoo0; sttoTneys' NIL
ct NICHOLAS AVE, " cor lllth 81,
2allxlOG JX25 2xI2l.11: Oct 10, 1905; EdWafnd
X Nogler 20 Charles i Nogler; SZV'oOOi
WOOSTER ST. 80, 1sx75 Jan 10, 1901;
Thomas MOnahan 10 German Savings BANK
$1,000; attorneys. Curtis, Mallet, Provost
IsT AVE. We" is and 20. 44x1OO; June 0. 1904;
Abraham r Letcourt 20 Lyman Treitman;
$1,000; attorneys. strasbourg, Eschwege &
sb AVE- 1925, 2Ox67: July 10, 1909; Mary A
NeNlcholas 20 otto Hirsh; $4,000: attorneys
TN AVE go. 25K75 Nov 30, 1904: Dora
Frieda 20 Mutual Life Insurance Co: $4,000;
sANE PROPERTY: June ?. 1909; same to
7TH Ave AVE, 872. 100 II n Of aoth st. 24sx75i
came 70 North River Savings Bank; Ss,OOO; at
torney, Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co.
sLME PRoPDRTY; June 20 1905; same TO
same $4,000. attorneys, Bowers & SANDS 81
7TH AVE, s74. 1240 It Of Goth st, 24x
~ June 4. 1906. same 20 Jared w Beh; S6S'-
wv attorneys al above.
f,dans AYE. 37G and 37s, sw cor Sist Ne,ss ~
!EVgl, tsxT5; same and Katharine II schaeiner
20 Enlgreni Industrial Savings Bank SOOO;
"'sgot,nsy' gtnsyy' william Q orr, 81 Chambers 81 -.
American FTTFETY TSTss1 Oct spa "a oo 5So sss So
80 " sands 81 Nassau ~.
s"SE PROPERTY; Jan II, 1910; same 20
ssSrF sl'TS; SpobsisrEeys bssi,orEeys as above ~ %
Anna sands t25 600: attorneys as above
- - AZ: s, Hs II n OF 22d st, 2isx1o;
gggll 81 1908; Frank ORourke 10 Catharine
p,.as, pr,saS, 5000 attorney, Patrick Ryan. 22o
.l7TH ST, 227 to 90 West 12ox4Oxl2o 4x
80. nov ~ 1907 Michael ard Rachel Bonn
y. Stly ya,in e,lowsky; $4,000; attorney Nor
,.5s5TE ST, 25O and 252 West 5O1Os o; July l.
..ssoyI.o Bernhard seymsnn 20 Edgar n sidman;
Bow ,5s 5s'g5neys I,I1. Fletcher Mccutcheon d
10Th ST, III East, 143xos.9 Feb ]. 1911;
tanno j. Branungham 70 Lillian II colwei;
,sstlTH 81. IS, sss II Q Of Amsterdam ave.
N.Sss,ipgl ~ May i3, 1908; Caroline Stone to
cay De TeroUenne; $40 900; attorney.
'gi,rss igt y y Baldwin. 30 Nassau Ct
MlOoll Nov 20. 1907. Charles II g and
~ = eeskes 70 Louise Cronin; $4,000
sT ii8 West 2ss99 II oTo EOy IL 10 lso5 so6
snr1 y & SiuOns0n 100 Broadway.
w HF IS TAO n ~ ~ Amsterdam ave
yA1llf May -. 1907 Albert Hughes 20
isi sTsossel. $4,000; attorney Leon levin
y,ssHsy PROPERTY Sept -. 1906; Edmund
l4eTH ST, 5 =. 100 n w Of Amsterdam ave.
49, II Nav %. 1907; same 10 same
''"p 1tiOrDey. same az above.
SANE PROPERTY; Sept II. 1905; Ed
New-York tribune., 1912-11-07
GREAT WESTERNS SHOWING
Pres. FELTON, Considers 1t Fair
Under the Circumstances.

The Chicago Great Westerns annual re-
port, made public yesterday. shows an In
crease in gross revenue from operation
and a decrease in net, amounting TO slfS'-
600 in the first place and to SSS7,6H In the
second. President s. NJ. FELTON, makes
this explanation:
In view of the extraordinary weather
conditions throughout the year, this
sboWing may be considered fair, as out
81 the nine principal Missouri River lines.
so-called, the Great Western tr rs Is the the only
one showing an increase for the year.
The freight revenue for the year
amounted to sS.S7s,7f, as compared with
IS .s2O,S7O for the preceding year, an IN
crease of S59,377, or 81 of per cent.
,The revenue from PASSENGER franc
during the past year was N,ssl,lo whlcn
is s4g 6g2, or 164 per cent, more than that
of the preceding year. On ,os,
The balance sheet as OF June 50 Id last
shows cash on hand amounting to s2,sS4,-
Ge2. current assets, s5,0o9 3l4; current ma
biIi,ies 81 l,565, III; profit and loss surplus
a A67, 2g2. and total assets and Liabilities OF
S131 605. $50
New-York tribune., 1912-11-07
STORAGE NOTICES.
CHELSEA FIUEPROOf STORAGE WARE
HOUSES, INC.

2ys West 10th ST. and 426-iS4 West 18th St. NJ
TO g. Adophus Mrs Ies5sCh' asCh ca -'sg1 Mrs Alex
snder II. r Allen. Anastasios Anastasiades'
NJ. A. Brosman, Mrs VIM. Brandt, Mrs. !,
BrocXs. % Miss Miss T. bradley, E Backer. 7. Brush
Edward Brady, Thomas Burehill, {; ". boton,
Mary Coffee, Dr. G. w. CoI.lhsI MIS-; AHnts NJ
CTowninshield, n A. Chambers, Mrs. Cohp'
Agnes Cosgroye. Clark, Mrs; NJ. Clayton, n.
Cook, Fred Clartado, Timothy Cleary; MARIE
coESisn, murray, frank Carton, Mrs. Thos.
Dunstan Mary Duffy, J. Donahue, K Dun
levy Mrs Annie puhoc, Ross peehere: MSs: =, !;
May May Fisk, Z, N. Fraser, N. L Fitten a.
Eerdon. Lille Fox Mr.. GiSn, srrstt a. s eSLaheT MTs
Grant Greenfield Paper Bottle Co. Patrick
Goodwin. Celeste N. Howe. A: Htllman Mrs'
Haskell Mr Hansy Mrs w a,St Maass MtSi HAYES, stg
Mrs Adele Hantord. Robinson, Miss NJ. Haas
Miss Jessie A. Horton, cullen's vans. r. l.
HsmiSR SEssORp' Mfs W HfiS assrss Kans
Hunt ]. Greifzu, s. VI. Janney, Thomas Kelly
Co, E. l. Kensier. L; IAGhtto9t. L; Kaplan'
H. J. 8. Lewis, NJ w. Lewis. Charles Lord,
Mrs A. Lee. La Francesca Co. De CamporS'
H. Lewis LsSTssSt SGsSt n J. r6os Murray M
Hanson, 4. Malcom, pyrne, Robert Moon, Mel
Vim, Wilson & Co, Kate Manning Horace e. j.
M. M: FHSsT Esas.,S Ma2Tsy MG Ni5ss Nds:on Mrs.
O'Grady, II. o'Grady. Mrs. Parinon. Harti-
Hockey, Mrs NJ Parsen, Mrs. Pea
cock 5Uhn RaPT9So 3diTkss E'PsSss RSss
Sullivan. Z. Rochelle, Elizabeth d. Rath-
bourne, Arthur Rosues, W. s. Matthews, VIM.
IT, Rich, Marion Richards. Judson Freight
Forwarding Co. Robert p. Ryon. Williams
Sexton. J. scuiiion G F. stiiImsn, Mrs clara
II. Smith. ]. A. Sullivan. Cullen's Van Co. T.
simmons McCorkle's Express Edward stan
Thee Frank Thornton. Williams Van Co, M.
A. Teller. Winston, George Thurston, Emma
Tros, Louis Thompson. Lotta Y Won Knob
LAUGH, Alnsham's Express. A. Vollmer C.
Villa Adolph Yadillo. Walter Walsh. Mrs NJ
d. wise. James Warren: Mrs c; Wood, Sic
williams r. ". Yard. Mrs. Young, o. X.
ZUingenberger Basking Bros, Cecilia Newson,
Children's Musee Broadway Local Express, r.
/. Costa, James Carroll. Dillon, Bedell Truck
W. Hart. Kelly, d. Kelly. Charles Livingston,
Wilson's Express. Hugh c. Murray. J. +;
Walsh, Chas. Martin. S. A, Lowe: You and
each OF you are hereby notified that the time
hereinafter described. having expired. after
due notice thereof had been given you, ! will
cause such property. 10 wit: HoUSBHOLD
GOODS, MERCHANDISE. PIANOS. TRUNKS
AND PERSONAL EFFECTS. stored by you in
the Chelsea Fireproof Storage Warehouses 70
statute in such case made and provided, al
Chelsea Flreproof Storage Warehouses 42e-434
West 28th street. New York City, on
WEDNESDAY. NOVEMBER 81. 1912, and
continuing every Wednesday thereafter until
cHEysFA FIREPROoF STORAGE WARE
HOUSES, INC.
L. sCHRAMM, PRESIDENT
New-York tribune., 1912-11-07
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York-United States Trust Company OF New
York. pls lntin, against Anna X. Daniel and
In pursuance Of judgment Of foreclosure
and sale, duly made and entered In the above
entitled q 'tion and bearing date the 18th day
OF June, 1910 l. the undersigned, the referee in
said Judgment named, will sell at public auc-
tion, az the New York Real Estate sslesrooms.
Msnhattan' city Of New York. on the 23d day
OF August 1912, at II o'clock noon on that
day. 81 Daniel Greenwald, suetioneer. the
premises directed by said Judgment TO be sold
and therein described as follows:
All that certain lot, piece or parcel OF land
with the buildings and improvements thereon
New York and bounded and described as fol-
iow,, yiz: Beginning at a point on the south
erly side OF SIND Street distant three hundred
and ave C305) feet westerly from the corner
Formed by the Intersection OF the said south
erIy sids Of s2nd street with the westerly side
OF Columbus dormeriy NINTH Avenue; thence
erIv aide OF Columbus Avenue ana part OF the
way through q party wall, one hundred ana
two 1O2) feet two (2) inches TO the centre line
thence westerly, along said centre line OF the
block. twenty (20) feet; thence northerly, again
parallel with the said westerly side OF Coluin-
bus Avenue, one hundred and two (iO2l feet
TWO (2) inches TO the said southerly side CT SIND
street: and thence easterly along the said
southery side Of SIND street, twenty (2O) feet TO
the Doint or place OF beginning. said premises
beinT now known by the street number l2s
west s2nd Street. in the Borough OF Manhattan
OF said City.
subject to covenants and restrictions con-
tained I'm instruments dated the iEt day OF May,
1860 and recorded In the New YORK county
Reoister's office on the 25th day OF January.
1889 in Liber 1918 OF Conyeyances, page AZ.
DATED New York, July 20. 1912
ALEXANDER BROUGH. Referee
eTrwART 4 sHEARER, Attorneys for Flain-
TIT once and Post ONCE address, No. -
wall Street Borough OF Manhattan City OF
me following 10 a diagram Of the property TO
n. sold; It's street number Ia l2S West s2nd
Street:
New-York tribune., 1912-11-07
SEES CRACKS IN P. S. 7s.

Patrolman Van Gelder, Of the East e7th
street station, saw large cracks in the
brick walls of Public School rs, at the
corner OF Lexington avenue ana eSth
street, yesterday and Immediately com
municated with the Department Of Build
lngs
Inspector Reville responded and made
an examination, after which he said the
building was in no immediate danger.
There are 800 small CHILDREN in the Grass
rooms every week day. and should condl-
tions warrant II later everybody VIII be
ordered out OF the building.
New-York tribune., 1912-11-07
The Bronx.
LIS PENDENS.
NOVEMBER 9.

SPRING ST. lis; Maria G letter sSt George
] Jetter ct al (partition); attorney, T. hlehllns
ELM ST, IS: 4th ave, 423, 425 and A2I ana
Cooper st, n s. $50 IT W OF Emerson st. oCxlVo'
Charles II Fiske, jr, agt Protective Realty %
et al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney II n
Brown. -.
Katie Herold sgt L p Fries co ei a. .dore-
closure of mtg attorney, Hatnan- -
DOWNING ST, 45 and ~; William HUI
ct al agt Joseph Tassi ct al foreclosure OF
mtg: attorney, NJ Dillenbeck.
HUGHES AVE, g. 253 II OF Union ave,
25xST. 8: Frida Herkimer agt Annie care et
al foreclosure Of transfer Of tax hen); attor-
ney, w + Glare. o,no d.
Annie Frank agt Joseph Wolkehberg et al
foreclosure of mtg; attorneys. Freyer & Hy-
68TH ST, 211 West: John Weigi agt Thomas
Hickson ct al foreclosure OF mts); attorneys
Backer e. Klein. -. ,n-
18TH ST, n 8, 90 It Of Madison ave SOY
100 II: two actions: Theodore A Swan agt
Isaac Rosenwasser et al foreclosure OF TWO
mtgsl: attorneys, Schenk & Punnett. =,
i43D ST, l62 to 40 West Raymond ~
eouiTes Inc, agt Gillespie & Harlow. Inc, et
al faction to foreclose mechanics hen)i s''0r-
No A i Oishei.