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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
MISCELLANEOUS LEASES.

NJ. g. L. Hess have leased the store ana
basement at No. ~ to So East Nst street
to the Japanese Fan Company; the nrst
loft In No. u5 to 123 West 10Th street to
Peppercorn, Burger g. Lewis; the easteriy
store and basement at Nos 30 and S2 East
Goth street to ]. C. Scheff & co.
The Charles F. Noyes Company leased
for a term OF years the top loft OF the
new eight story building Nos. 40 ana az
Pearl street TO Poor's Railroad Manua'
Company; also the eleventh floor IN NO
l21 to 1872 White street to Friesiepeh o.
Armstrong. and a floor at No. 81 Ann
street to Charles Forte
william ]. Roome g. Co. leased the store
and basement In the building NO. % VICE.
18th street to Nathaniel A. Blank.
M. M. Hayward & Co. leased Tor ter
OF years the new garage at NOS ~' sho
sos West s6th street to the BroanwU
Tsxtcab Company, who will use tho puiio-
ing for the storage Of their taxicaDs.
The Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Bro~n
Company leased for Levanta NJ Boaror
man, represented by Horace s. Ely OK Co.
the vacant lot No pa East go street LOT
twenty-one years to Arthur 8. Vernay'
art dealer, who will improve tho plot Win
a two story warehouse building.
Pease & Gilman leased apartments AT
No. Co Madison avenue to Mrs M. H.
Dovle; at No As Fifth avenue 70 Mrs. w.
o Dudley. and a furnished apartment at
No IA East 10Th street to Mrs. Ruth
Baldwin.
H. c. Senior g. Co. rented No. ia west
End avenue, a two story building, to the
Manhattan Color Works; the dwelling
house No. los West 18th street to Nine
Bertha Mourlan and the dwelling mouse
No. 1859 West 18th street to James S. cav
ereaux.
X. S. Henesey leased to F. Il. Howe TOT
six months. for $780, the store, 25Xll5 rect
at No. "a Fifth avenue, being the north
west corner Of 3Sth street. part OF the
plot recently leased by Lord & Taylor FOR
Improvement with a new department.
store. Van Norden G. Wilson were the
brokers.
G.. w. Barney leased TO Abraham Stein
the store, basement and sub-basement at
No 107 Duane street; also to D. s. Mac
kay the rfrst loft In Nos. ss3 and 4SS Green
witch street and to Teri, Scheckwitz Com
pany the third loft In No. Is East 10Th
OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
BIG PAPER MILL FOR JERSEY

Hackensack. n. j.. Jan. 3.-Several acres
of land on the Hackensack River watsr-
front In Ridgefeld Park have been put.
chased by a syndicate Of New York capa-
talists, upon which a new paper mill viii
be erected.
Thomas W. Morse. who has been en-
gagged In paper mill work for TWENTY-FIVE
years, and who for several years was part
owner OF the Little Ferry Paper Com
pany, is Bergen County's Representatives
back Of the proposition. He says the
plan is to erect a mill 400 feet long ana
about 100 feet in width and equip II Win
the latest improved machinery.
Work will begin on the building -
soon as the weather permits" said ~
Morse. and It is hoped that the structns
will be IN operation next fall"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
SULLIVAN LAW Upheld
Appellate Division Divided |
Lawyers Test Case.
WEAPON KEPT IN H0Use
Defendant Remanded to Tonbs
for Trial-Will Go to Court
of Appeals.

The Appellate Division by . diva
opinion upheld yesterday the consS1tu,
tionality Of that phase of tho Sullivns
anti -pistol law that forbids tho possesifaa
of corcealable weapons In the home -
citizen. thus reversing the decision a
Justice Pendleton in the Supreme Court
who discharged Joseph r. Darling a
lawyer, who had himself arrested to ~
the law. The Appellate Division -
manded Darling to the Tombs for III
in the Court Of Special Sessions. Hew-
ever, there Is likely to be . stay, a. ~
lawyer will take the case to the Court 4
Appeals. . .
the home II the owner gets permit. ~
as a citizen may carry one on his PERI
On a permit. The law makes II q feIoU
to carry q concealed weapon and mai
Il only misdemeanor to have one IN ~
home. Justice Clarke said Ia writing -
majority opinion:
Whether the legislation was wise ~
not for us to consider. The motives -
the Se Legislature are not the subject :
inquiry by the courts. which are oouD1
to assume that the law making poue
acted with a desire to promote the -
lie good. It's enactments must sta14
provided always that they do not e..
Of constitutionality Is always one OF peN.
er-nothing else.
Justice Clarke ended By saytng:
As think that tho statute 10 nsty,v
along the line Of regulation, 4uA fettY
within the undoubted power Of the l1B-
isiature, think II must b sustained "
the courts.
Justice Scott said In the majority -
lon, in which Presiding Justies 1nsfa66B
concurrsd:
The practical result Of he eonstuD.
ton now sought to be given 70 the -
will be that the professional ortnio6a
will generally violate the act ana tahs
his chance Of discovery and punishneel
while the ,aw-abidins citizen VIII
obliged to disarm himself Of his only &
classes. The best police force in he
world cannot always. or even ueuakg.
anticipate and prevent crimes OF violenoe.
They can and usually preserve peace on6
order and sometimes discover the pr
petrators Of crimes, but they can seldoo
prevent.
A law-abiding citizen in his waln
abroad can usually avoid dangerous -
calities. and II he is compelled to travees
them can obtain a license to carry q oe-
fensive weapon, but in his own h00e.
wherever II may be situated, he can nevef
be entirely secure against the midniSnt
marauder. For protection there ne y
compelled to rely upon himself and upoo
such means Of defence as he may have y
hand. The construction now sought to b
given to the act would deprive him OF
such protection.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04

Henry Forster to John H Kliegl. 2o3 West o6th
st: Dec %; 500; attorney, Lawyers Iitie III
suIance and Trust CO, leo Broadw a.r,oo. WILL
st tmtg sl,l25): Dec 10. 1912; 81
y aoss ?S f Levy i' o..a ss Tsss Isl
East 4sth st: Jan 2; 81. %
LOT 45s. Same map; same to Maurice r
torney. Lawyers title Insurance and Trust Co.
II LOT eSs to 4s,. sam. map; s.m. 70 Jacob
$50: attorney e Lawyer. title insuranc. and
LOT se4. same map, same to Elia LIZ
LOT so4. map of Lohbauer Park: lot %. map
Of Harrington estate; L Fries co 20 sia n,su .
Hickox. 2246 Gleason ave; Dec 30: u; attorney
MATILDA Ma ST. .. 80 /, n Of Elizabeth s.
6ox1oo; John q Muth to Louisa n New .ion
s az %s. 1 %ss..m. s%ts kTsU
ZOO 8.saaens Walter to oo.hsH M .,,o95.v
G &C. re- r sauch Ss Is PARK r ROW. ~ =,
PRosPDcT AVE- 80 cor ,o o. F p1,nt Realty t
l II ,sI P1cas Rsssy GO s. Dec S
attorney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. i''
o' PART LOT 20. map South wa.h!nstonv'll;s !:
Mes.. FS Mao:un e7 s' Ss ssoss 81 Dec 10
1912; 81; address, 127 East 238th St
PART PLOT %, map Abraham echeinei-
horn; william Pruns to George oeringe.'
o5ath Ut and Riverdals svs; Dec 81: ~ soa
torney. Title Guarantee and Trust Co. i-'
Broadway.
PARK AVE. 4osa y E. is.sx19o: LYMAN nss
serhey to Vincenzo C1ements and ano, o.o
Lexington ave; Jan 2 (mtg $4,000; 800; at
torney, w a A Katzenstsin, 20 BROAD
way.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. IS. 1911 n
Of ls4th 1t. 25.8x-: Ellen Warner 10 MAJ
garet Warner. Rockaway Beach. N \; Dso
"a; 800; attorney. Arthur outman. BIO Broad
way. ,...
Jonas Well ct al to Fanny oruen, ilo s rs.
Goth 1t: Jan 8; 500: attorney. Lawyers TUG
Insurance and Trust Co. 100 Broadway:
WASHINGTON AVE. zoos, " o. 8aoIlfo.
Fanny Gruen TO Jonas We'll and ano, n East
s2d st; Jan 8 (mtg S35.OO0); 500; attorneys
Well A Mayer. Beekman St
142D ST, 4S3 East. 25x10O; LILLE Mayer 70
Anna NJ burner, 621 East 14sth st; Jan 2
fmte So TOO; s1oO; attorney. Tito Guarantees
and Trust Co. 176 Broadway
153D ST. n Q. 1876 II W OF Elton ave, !oSi.o'
George Herold 10 Katie Herold. Mount YER
non, N Y; Dec 80 (mtg s73.0OO; &lOo: attor-
ney Frank CASA West Chester.
I71sT ST, IA East, 2SxeO; Dora schwerts
10 William J Diamond, 388 East i66th Ut (mts
Sl7. boo); Dec 81. 1912: 500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Mortimer Smith to German Savings Bank;
Helen /. Alexander to John Mackenzie and
Van pyck estate to Yer Pianck estate: 500.
Yer Planck estate to Amelia Loercher:
Leon Blank to oliver L Goldsmith: 81.
Guaranty Trust Co 70 JOS Marcus a aSsts)
Mary @ varian to Lillian MaGnus, $500.
John Baumann TO Mary II Wrtghtl $500
Anna L Southwick to 3 Louise Byrnes:
Equitable Life Assurance Society Of tho
United States to the Lfo Insurance. &
Chas q Mixdorr and ano to Henry Mosle:
$1,000.
Lincoln Trust Co TO David Wesson and ano:
Ernest Rossie to Maria Brusyeman: $40 ooO
Maria Bruggeman. exr. TO Ernest Rosie:
$4,000.
Emma Polak TO Max Solomon; $1,000
Abraham A Silberberg to Louis Cohen; II.
Katie Herold TO- Henry Stevens; 900.
T Frank G Rsy 70 10 S Wsen Powell.
Clarissa II Hegeman to Murtha q Schmohi:
Max J sulzberger 70 BENJAMIN J Well; 81.
New York Title Insurance Co to Bella Davoi;
Title Guarantee and Trust Co to Adelaide
same 10 Maria Bruggemann. extrx: 3d. 600.
Monroe Lesser to Solomon Cohen; 50. 900.
Nlkolaus Liesenben TO Angelo Molassi;
Richard q Wiener to James Barrett: s12. 900.
Bertha Hofmann to Ralph II Baxter: &. 900.
Leopold Goodman TO Chas Steckler: $40. 900.
Mount Vernon Mortgage Co to Eugenia Auer:
$500.
John wintjen to John Hoops: $500.
German Savings Bank TO Bertha Seligman:
S13. 900.
First National Bank of Yonkers to John
Wintjen; s250o.
Henry Randall to Julia A Groh: 81.
William r Nash TO Walter w Taylor: $500.
American Mortgage Co to Rosenberg Bros
Co: 81.
Felix Kunsttsr to Harris Koppelman: 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
ALTERATIONS 8.
JANUARY 3.
M.nb attain

18TH ST, II East: to a o sty and base
ment tenmt and store; 8 Levy. 800 Broad
way. owner: NJ Bernstein. 13i East 23d st.
architect; $4,000.
eth AVE, 375: for a 8 sty store and lofts;
Mrs NJ 4 Croker, 402 9th ave, owner; II X
Manner. los West 40th st. architect; $4,000
Tho Bronx.
AQUEDCCT AVE- W cor University ave;
for a 2 sty stone church, 48x75: University
Heights Presbyterian Church. Collins p
Bliss, 22o< Andrews ave-, chairman. owners;
Robert ClAverdon, East %2d st, architect;
$4,000.
brewery. cor 6sx1S9 43; Ebling Brewing Co,
premises, owners; Harry N Psradies. 2sS
East 201st 81 architect; $500.
BROOK AVE. o. lie It Of i6oth st; to
O sty frame store and tenmt 20xS7: G
Ernst, 50 Nassau st. owners Max Krendal.
e88 East l31st Ut, architect; $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
SUBURBAN SALES.

Henry Pierson & Co sold at Westbury
Manor, Long Island, to Edward Staal.
for investment, a plot. eox1Oo feet. at the
corner of Butler and fremont streets;
also plot. S0x10o feet on Henry street to
Basile MuIley. who Will build thereon.
Joseph p. Day has sold at wykagyl
Park, New Rochelle. plot. 1oOH155 feet, at
Paine avenue and Overlook Road, to I. c.
James Mr.. James is now having plans
prepared for his home.
Angel & Co. have sold for Henry Paret
four acres Of his estate at Hartsdale.
westchester County. to Long Island
clients, who intend to erect dwelling
house The price was about 5000 an
acre.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04

9Th ave- 40xl0o4. o sty hotel, oreAsoo'
agent; oold to the plaintiff for &ZOo,so
BY ]. II. Mayors.
MORNINGSIDE AVE- WEST, ~ to IL. . "
cor 18th St 1O4 8x125 8x100. 11x100, 8 sty aptmt
house: sold to the plaintiff for $2%6.629.
BY Henry Brady.
I4lST ST, COS and 607 West, a &, 100 Il ~
Of Broadway, I5x99.11, 8 sly aptnat houses ad-
journed to January 10.
At The Bronx Exchange No Szos Third
avenue:
By Joseph p Day.
DIGNEY AVE, Q 4 21b.l1 II Q Of KfngS-
bridge Road. l00x1o0 sold to William Walder
for 81. 100
KfNGsBRIDaD AVE- s742, " 9. 22s II n Of
294th St 60J100; sold to tho plaintiff for $500.
ROSEDALE AVE, 1924, a . cor Tacoma st.
-. II x10s 7xl0 6x100; sold to the plaintiff for
5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
100000 MADISON AVENUE LEASE.

Frederick Fox & Co. have leased from
tho plans to L. and E. Stirn the basement.
store and first floor. comprising about 40
900 square feet In the twenty story build
ing to be erected at the southeast corner
Of 30th street and Madison avenue.
The lease Is for long term of years at
an aggregate rental OF 100000 This
building will be ready for occupancy on
or about January 1. 1914 The property
by the same brokers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
REALTY NOTES.

The property. es.sxloos feet. on the
south side OF 18th street. 25.8 feet east
Of Eighth avenue. was conveyed yester-
day by the Frszee Realty Company to
the Adlon Construction Company. The
transfer was made for a nominal consid-
Grafton over a mortgage of $4,000.
Maurice Runkel negotiated the sale OF
No. 423 to 439 West 18th street to the
Isaac Hopper Construction Company.
which will erect a twelve story building
On completion the structure will be taken
over by the Standard Mall Order Com
pany.
Alexander Selkin and Desider schoen
were the brokers In the sale of No. $40
East roth street to Rose Leopard.
Webster B. Mabie & Co. have been ap-
pointed agents for Nos. D and 10 West
24th street, twelve story loft building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
RECORDED LEASES.
fwYth name and address q isssss)
JANUARY ..

JANUARY l.
wEsTCHEsTER AVE, cor lntssvals ave.
20x40 (rear Of store): Jacob Leitner % Bernard
Gallagher yrs from Oct I. 1912; $500: ao-
tress, l149 30 ave.
9TH AVE. $50 (aiD; Charles " wstssn %
Patrick A Gallagher; yrs from May l. 1sl8I
SO. 600: address. $50 eth ave-
sTH AVE. e cor Eo,h 1t, <s.llx1oo aIDi
Ernst Struck and ano TO Patrick Doonan; 20
yrs and 8 mos from Jan 1. 1918: el0.714I ad-
dress. 2307 Sth ave.
GOTH ST. "a West (store,, Patrick A oaiia-
CHER to Michael Fenisllo: yrs and 8 mos from
Dec /. 1912: $3.50; address, 864 It'll ave.
33D ST. to IS East (tenth lofp: FIN
Avenue and S3d Street Co To Charles O Ed
monds; yrs from Feb l. 1913; @Soooi 40
dress. Westield, N J.
Gustav Stats ct al, exrs, to Abble r Kenyon
s yrs from Dot l. 1913; $500, address. lls
West e2d st
1O3D ST. q East (store); Isaac KoDon p
Harry Feldman; 8 yrs from Nay i 1911; $780,
address, q East 1880 IT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
100000 MORTGAGE SUIT.

Suit has been begun in the Supreme
Court by the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company against James A McMill'n and
others to foreclose a mortgage OF S1oo,Oo'
on property at the northeast corner OF
broadway and Howard street. a mercan-
tile building, on plot 6O.1ox9I.S feet
The mortgage was made on March 49,
1898, by James A. McMillin. Woodford,
Bovee g. Butcher, of No. Madison ave-
nue., are the attorneys for the plaintiff.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
S2O5,9O0 FOR HOTEL.

In the vesey street salesroom yesterday
Thomas Greacen. as plaintiff In fore
closure proceedings. bought the Belmont
Hotel. at Nos. 1ls and lis West 18th
street. for $2o5.soo. The sale took place at
tho stand Of Bryan l. Kennedy.
The property consists Of q nine story
building ON plot 40xloo.5 feet. about 40
feet west Of Sixth avenue. 1t is under
lease until 1874
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
RECENT BUYERS.

James A. Lynch is the buyer Of No. D3
West 1oed street, sold recently by Mary
z. Cooley. through Slawson &c Hobbs.
II. Rittenbusch Is the buyer of the
dwelling house No. 81 West 6sth street.
sold by the estate OF Helen r. Mitchell
through Pease & Gilman
The Yonkers Holding Company has
taken title to the iathouse No. 15l East
ssth street. sold recently by Leon g. Att
mayer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
BUYS ORPHAN ASYLUM SITE.

The old Second Street Methodist Episco-
pal Church. at No. "a to go Second ave-
nue.. l00x10o feet, has been sold TO the
Austrian Hebrew Free Burial Association
and Orphan Asylum, of No. 60 Pitt street.
for about $4,000. An asylum to accommo-
date about five hundred children will DO
sysoted on tho site. at cost OF $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
ANOTHER WEST s1sT ST. SALE.

Professor julius Sachs has sold his
house, No. I49 West Slst street. four
story and basement structure. on lot 22.Sx
1922 feet, midway between Columbus and
Amsterdam avenues. The buyer Is a doc
tor The adjoining house. at No. lat. was
bought yesterday by w. b Harmed from
the United States Trust Company as
trustee for the Rogers estate. No. 17 is
a four story dwelling house, on lot 19.Gx
1922 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
hm o Real Estate
X M ar Ike t
ClOTH|ERS BUY HOUSES IN SIXTH AVE.
They Also Get Parcels In 29t Street. Forming an "-P
chase Made as an Investment
CITY BUYS IN BRONX FOR EDUCATIONAL PROJECT

Simon Lehman IL president Of the asso-
citation. The old church was built about
1910. Last week the Rev. William G. Will
son, who had been the pastor OF the
church for several years, died.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
JANUARY 8.

JANUARY 8.
AVE A. Q 9, 49.b II n OF ga st. and c49 Z,
OF 2Sd u, 12S.4x irreg to 23d ct and n q
I'D ct; Ogden Brewer and Howard White
loan Henry Benjamin and Auto Truck Stor-
age and Exchange co $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
JANUARY 9.
Manhattan.


18TH At. = .. 2O6 n v q "a ave; for
4 sty lofta 26xe0.I1; Ridley Estate 81 Mas
sau 1t. owner; Satterls q Boyd, West 18th
ct. architects: $780,
The Bronx.
BArNBRIDdE AVE . 4 172.s5 n OF
Fordham road; for q 3 sty brk tennit oOx
CLIO: william GuggolI 27%0 Creston ave.
owner and architect: $4,000
TELLER AVE. W cor 167th ST for two
8 sty brk tennis, 40x80 and 81. 4x79; Otto
schwarzler, 1910 Brook ave. owner; Charles
seh.efss, y; Co %ol fremont av" arch'-
INTERVALH AVE, T. 1858 II Q Of Jen-
nings st; for two sty brk tenmtA q. 0x92:
Jacob Etreiher Co. Jacob etreiner. 1135 In
tervale ave. president owners; Charles
schaefsr. Jr. Co, 401 fremont ave, architects;
SOC. 900
CREsToN AVE. Sc cor Bush st; for ~
sly brick dwg 40.5x37t: DR.. w n Kahrs,
1920 Washington ava owner: Frederick Jae-
ger. al fremont ave. architect; $4,000.
CRESTON AVE. . cor Bush It. rear; for
sty brick garage. t<.4x2i.4; DR.. w il
KahrA 1920 Washington ave. owner; Fred
erck Jaeger, al fremont ave, architect;
$500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
WALL ST. BROKER SELLS HOME.

Henry Goldman, Wall street banker,
has sold his residence at No. 2e West 10th
street, a four story and basement dwell
ing house, on lot 25x1o2.2 feet, between
Central Park West and Columbus ave-
nue. The buyer Is said to be Mr.. Ball.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
MECHANICS LIENS.
JANUARY #.

PURDY ST. 6, 1875 II Of Westchester
ave- 5OxI6s: Richmond Radiator Co agt Eliza
beth c Fonda. owner; Thomas L J Moffett
contractor; $500 0S.
204TH ST, 225 East: Uzsi & sinno agt
Rachela Do F1no owner and contractor, Con-
stantine Ayallone. contractor: e467.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following real estate transactions
were recorded yesterday at the Real &c
tate Exchange salesroom, Nos. IA and is
Vesey street:
BY Bryan I. Kennedy.
<DTR ST. ZIG and lis West, . Q, 40 It " Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
CANAL, ST, 70; Morris Nassau at Anranam
siff, owner; Victor 4 Pagan, confracdos; 30
SATISFIED MEcHANIcs LIENs.

JANUARY 8.
ATH ST, <oe and 40; Harry zudsk aSt
schanhaut 4 Root ct al; Nov ID 1919: W. .
4STH ST. 20 to 22S West; scnwoetf % g
Sons, Inc, aSt Frazes Realty CO ct q; NOV ~
8D AVE, 1885, Victor Iron Worn. Ine' sst
Morris Prowler ct al; Aug "a 1el2i ~:
Auerbach ct al; June Is. 1912; $50.
9TH ST, EOS to zoe East; Mascr CO
Co st al; Dec "a. 1912; $1.215.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04

AUDUBON AVE. q. iS7th to issth SITS;
mtg on fixtures; June o. 1911; Belland Build
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-01-04
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

with name and address OF lenders Attorney
JANUARY 3.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-03-21
MAY APPEAL CASE
Colonel Brow Says They VIII soon
uesiae Upon Some Plan Of
Action.

Colonel Forest W. Brown, Of Char
les Town while here "Wednesday
stated that no action had been taken
by the state in the Stewart case. and
he could not say as 70 an appeal.
Mr.. Brown said he had been busy IN
court for several weeks and was IN
able 70 give the matter a great deal
Of attention but he expected to con
suit with the parties in few days
ana decide upon some plan Of &c.
ton.
II viii be remembered that special
Judge Robert w. Daley, OF Romney,
permitted the defense to file a plea
Ia abatement recently, to which the
state excepted, and announcement
was made thas an appeal to the su.
preme court would be taken
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-03-21

on West Race street, II Is quite likely
that the matter OF rebuilding at tina.
point was discussed.
While no Information has been
given out by any of the officials Of
the railroad company concerning the
elevator question, yet II Is knowq for
certainty that new and large
structure will be built here. work on
which IS TO commence IN the near
future. President VI. C. Kennedy
and some other G. V. officials were
70 have come over here today to
look over the field and confer with
Agent Gard. and. perhaps, Mr.. r.
Powell Lickllder. the lessee OF the
grain elevator that burned down a
week ago and who IS TO be the les
see of the new one. But the agents
meeting today in chambersburg To-
day VIII, Ii Is supposed, take the
place Of the officials yisit here, at
least so far as Mr. Gard Is concern
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-03-21
Like rounderbolt to Greeks.

NEW YORK, March 19.--News OF
the tragic death of King George OF
Greece, fell like thunderbolt upon
the 10000 Greeks in New York CITY
Extra editions of the Greek newspa'
ners were issued and wherever pee
pie of that nationality congregateu
it was easy to discern that the bio"
was taken as personal loss. FROM
leading citizens it was learned that
death in battle or a peaceiui emu a.
ter the disruption in the Balkans mas
become history vas that which all
thought would be the cause OF the
death of the beloved king Neve
did anyone suspect that ne Roa!d fall
a victim of an assassin. Arrangements
are being made for memorial ser
vices.
Martinsburg statesman-democrat. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1906-1921, 1913-03-21
SITUATION BETTER
Authorities Have Situation Well In
Hano-False Arm Sounded
Yesterday.

The authorities today report that
the smallpox situation in the county
is in the very best of condition, No
new cases have been reported, and
hope is entertained that the disease
has about run its course. Tuesday
afternoon DR.. Henshaw. county health
officer was called to visit family re-
siding near the mountain. but when
he arrived and made an examination
he said that the patient was suffer
ing from a light attack OF chicken
pox.