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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-22
TO BUILD BRONX DWELLINGS.

Ten dwellings are about to he started
on property owned by the New York
Realty Owners Company. Inc. Andrew
f. Brownell president, on the west side
OF Bronx River Road. 100 feet south OF
Yonkers avenue Mann q McNeille have
drawn the plans, which call for two and
one-half story structures OF hollow tile
construction, TO cost $4,000 each.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-22
RENTING LONG ISLAND HOUSES.

Payson Mel. Merrill Company. Inc.
has leased for Mrs. william Adams her
property on the Causeway road, Lawrence,
l.. l.. to Spencer X. milford. Jr.
Worthington Whitehouse has leased for
Camille Weidenfeld his country estate
at oyster Bay to James Brown Of Brown
Bros. & Co.. bankers.
S. Osgood Pell & Co. have leased for
Edward w. Robinson his country place
at Great Neck. L. l.. TO Albert A. Cohen.
secretary Of the New York Consolidated
Card Company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-22
MECHANICS LIENS.
Ma nhAtSAn

10TH ST. l5s E--Levin L Landon aGt Do
nato Cofola, owner and contractor. ,s3S, SO
9TH AV 4ss-Abraham Solomon agt John
Theodoropoulos and Richard Tzenpelis
owners; sandhop Contracting Co. contrac.
Bronx.
18TH ST. 8 e cor Webster ay, 67xlo7-Har-
lem Cut Stone Works agt Boscooel Build
ing Co and Henry Gundlach. owner and
,sfsT 81. u. ico.ioi.rrankk Goldman sst
Agnes q Pragneli owner; M r Bulge
contractor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .SSS
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-22
100000 PARK row LOFT.

De Witt Fox filed plans. through his
arohiteots. Rouse & Goldstone. for n
three story loft building with store for
thes southwest corner of Park row and
Roosevelt street. The building will be
52.+ feet front on Park row and 45.3 feet
on Roosevelt street and tho cost has
been estimated at 5000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-22
BUYS Mt. VERNON DWELLING.

The Cooley Realty Company has sold
the residence at PSI Claremont avenue,
Mount Vernon. for Charles n. Gibson to
Thomas Certify
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INVESTOR AT WHITE PLAINS.

Fish & Marvin have sold tho corner OF
Cleveland and Liberty streets, White
plains, 10 Alfred b. Stone of Bronxvills
for investment.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-22
roRECLosE ON a2D ST. HOTEL.

In foreclosure proceeding against tho
Hotel st. Louis at "a and SO East Thirty
second street. Judge Blanchard appointed
yesterday Thomas Shields a receiver OF
rents. The suit Is bought to foreclose
loan OF sl73.000 made In March, 1909. by
Leonard Lewisohn.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-22
TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.



with name and address Of owner and
address party OF second part.)
tSouth of Fourteenth ST.
Sage and eno. trustees will Geo L Ronslds,
to VIM II Douglas. 8i7 w 7sth ct, May a.;
:, atty ( tt Go. leo swsy. $4,000
rs Sxss--Betsie Rubin TO Philip and Louis
Brenner. 80 Division ct, nitge 5000,
c, May 2Si atty. Monfrisd, see bwsy. ~
a5asst's-Mai,,S Ksosn, Jr. rel. TO
Sarah r Fuvnsid, 81 " f2d ct May Al
atty, Richard Kelly. 23s Bway. 1880
ATTORNEY ST. IS, W g, las Grand st.
26rioo - Harris schwarts to Eva Dia-
mondston. $40 Kelly ct. May i6; atty. Louis
sk MSosim sf aoi u sS sss a. Lsrls
at. sx7s-wm Chadbourne. ref to
Geo w Dibble. as North Fulton av, Mount
Vernon. Y. May 90; atty. VIM Wund,
po DON ST ST. isj clark. Suns rum:
Resos , sc Of trinity sr' esuTe6 TO wm
Coffin. 10 w b7th at. May 10; atty, g
woosTER ST. ". q loo : BieeekeI 81
7Asxioo-Chas J Leslie to New state
Co, esq Bway,. May. q, mtGs slib.oeo
srM i'y w. ' Is sna i, x yen c:rmns 81
35sxloox irreg-Benj Bevier TO Livia
Realty Co, s, W sd st. May 20, atty. T g
SANE AZ ~ pfRToSRSERrY -iivis Realty; CO TO 70
Antonietta Avignone. ~ carmine st. rntgs
Az ccOg lie, wa" va. sssssmioais rali 10 Meyer Meyer
Falk. on premises, mtgs $4,000. Sept
Il. . . . -. . .
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan

SAITH ST. se4 W-Fredenburg. Lounsbury &
Houghtaling, Inc. vs 52i West saith st Co
ct al, Mar IS. 19lt....,...,....... S336
Hath ST. IFS and $50 E--B Schacht Iron
Works agt Genties ct al Jan 20, 1918
tCdnCelleuD W. lSSho
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REAL ESTATE MARKET
NEWS AND COMMENT
Builder Buys 74th Street Stables as an
Apartment te...Lawyers Assem-
bling 4Ist Street Plot.

fronting so feet on the south side Of
Queens lane. ITO feet east OF Old House
road.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-22
NEWFOUNDLAND PLOT SALE.

'ire kirk"rJ- i"iniav Realty Company
a9 sold 900 i1litn Peterson OF Manhattan
or 'Nss'n'ut plot in Westmoreland,
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APARTMENTS TO LET-YURNIsHED.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE near iisth Street
Attractive front apartment over looking river,
delightfully."- cool: seven rooms two bathsi
will sub-lct for summer fully furnishe ed. siyt.
and linen included; terms reasonable. Apply
Room loi3. ~ West saith Street Tel cree
ley 1850
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-22
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LEr-srooLl,r

NICELY furnished large square room 20
let. hot and cold water In the room; BooH
closet; private house In strictly high elsss
residential locality. Convenient to troleys ot
the Putnam ave. Sumner ave, Tonpk!hs
street IL" Gentleman only. 81 Also good
hall room to let. Address X. Y. K. BOZ
100 FUN ONCE.
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

with name and address Of lenders attyO
Life Ins Co; atty. l. T CO, 100 Broad;
ALpts ST. SIS 10 E Hoe av. iiiiof. Mar
10. lsi2--Kovacs Constr Co to American
Real Estate Co; atty. Meyers. I2I
WEST END Av; i5s; W. ST.. i. isd y 81.
i nxs na g and as td %.' knnd s
Union Dime lime SAY Saw ' Bank; " %t,ys. Wosd.ord;
'aD ST 1srS q ana % E H. M sn,
Is Isases. 50 William at. ........,. .,s,.25O
10Th ST N Z ,;, 60 Ma GsS,n y
benenson Realty co. 4o7 1854 st; Nttys
h.1H VA p. ST sss ST." APR cor , For
Sarah Burnstein TO VIM Rubin, sis "
iisth st; atty. Jacob Finkelstein; 80
i2sp ST. ..e, 8 $, 'i'ss.s Sth av. 55sxiSc.yini.
arine vetter; atty. / Co.. i55
,s F~ Ay. isss. 81. 3; f.th st, sisxiis.
Ct al to the Bank OF Europe; attys. l
,J s9seph' a2o Bwsy 30 ,,,o' as 90 %.
,ss,Gwm sehws ssH ST. Y,f Ro%or ysO say
Bank; atty. Rspp, lS7 pway. $4,000
M1cP aousSn S. ST. 40 . pa5 IL Dee
isos-Gioysnnl Costa 81 ano TO Chas Ter,
pS PAIR, S 81 W :: $50 Bcwery !5xsS
May 20. l904-Chas Rugen to Geo Lecrou
on premises; attys. Mulqueen a NJ, .23S
SANE PRoPERTrYY, May 10. isC4-samie to
Gustav Voss, 36s W ll7th 1t or 81 PARK
SANE PRoPiERTrY,, Mar l. iIsso-Anaiie,V meg Z
Chas II Rugen to Geo Lecrou. 49,. 1000
SAME PROPERTY, May 20. i9Oi--Same to
SANE PRo iSeRSnfF' Dec g. ss7.sams to
ss HIST sT s sSs e. has al sv i isSG
$50. Apr IL. lsli-Cath Nick a Agnes
Betty 20 rector; &c; church OF the Aseeenn;
RoM ROMEO Av. 5, $40 Light st. is.Ss
I00.Sx33llxl02S Nov Is, lgli-Fine 4
Falk to First Mtg Debenture Real Es-
tate Co, i65 Bway $500
Bank OF n Y: attys. Breed. q u, 32
l,7T Ii't ST. 5ss Z. 5. s5xiooii, Dec IT,
l904-Julius Fox to Chas L Eidlitz, s+l
W list st: attys Eidlitz & II. 81 Nassau
ssTH ST, Ell and sis W, eos A INST
sy; sSTi9S, June -, lsOIE ,cLaw," G a
pR6sPEtGsT Az. 5, aiso 'isith st, ' isss
| 90. Sept 30. ls07-Wm d 81 Sarah i
Hickey to Julia Geyney; attys, SAKE
NORRIS PARK Nv. sos, being lot iii maj
schwartz & ano to jno J & Ellen Buckley
atty. p J scherrer. t67 + l6sth st. 81 zoo
EAGLE Av. W 8. %94.s l56th st. ls.7xs9. s
| Feb 20, l904-Betty Goldsmith to Chris
| tian Wollersen, 5ls w +6th st. atty, Louis
| Rosett, 20 Liberty st. $500
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

VOSS. wILHELMlNA, to Gustav J Voss. 81
WEBER, MATHILDE f, TO Jay Berg s25. 900
hogan REALTY co to Caroline
Boehm Observation-Disclosures. S6,l55
KRAMER, YATTY. to IL w Hubbard. 81
KNAPP ALEX p. ct al. trus, TO Andrew
McCullagh and ano. $50
SAME to same. ...................: S9.7o0
SAME to same. ....,...... ......... $40, $50
SAME to Mary r Bradford. .s24, 500
SCOTT, HARRIET S, and ano. exr to Har-
riet $ Scott % ASST. ...,,....... 81
LAWYERS MICE ms co to trustees of tho
Presbyterian Church OF Geneva N Y.Sl0 600
LAWYERS TITLE ms q T co to Y
Assn for Improving the Condition OF the
SAME TO same '...,.,,,, .''''',, .SlO,O0o
SAME to James Maryland ano, trus 81 900
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-22
RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan.

PARK ROW. 176. ali-Edw T Gates 70 Benz
T 1sis' Ally, III 'as = frisd sT o"
Az sO \. il. is, fioci.Brccm, clinton CO 20
LExiSGroN Az, a. aiiHMiehasi 5 Ryan
from Aug /. 1914; s,tys, Roth q CO. sSi
chNAI AZ ST. 81 10. ail.,sami Rouse 10 sa%
1916: atty. q Breviliier. 80 Liberty
CANAL ST. ~. sii.sami Rouse 10 saml
Korssnow. 20 Canal ST ! yrs from May l.
1917: atty. O. H. Brevilller. so Liberty
WRITE sr. cor Elm 81. 44ixSas. all
Nay Is. isi st a,9y'. Prince n 70 csSs5
BRoXpwAY.. 'i5si.itsis;. ist and al lois
Silk Realty Co to Geo + slosson. 527 Ca
thedrai Parkway 10 yrs from March I:
1914; atty. ousxenheimer. U q n, 81
pELANcEY ssr. ists.iaii' ,,or. and base,
R,sn iss pssno ss1 10 ". Sss
wiI.LErr ST. ss. iaii.Atdoif b Linndemsnn
from May 1. 1914; address a.. 1853 Riy,
,, ihfi0" ST. seq Il. east .;oi. and '' S
Teresina GianiorenEo TO Rosa Lauro. / yr
from May !. 1914: atty. Commercial Go.
rH ION ' s4 49, .,or..sicheie ssio
litani to Dominick Frescella, 1871 Thomp-
son Ct. yrs from Apr l. 1914; a,tys
and Amsterdam av ................s5
lST Av. 1875 to 1879. 3 stores and ground
floor Enthusiastically Kroger TO chas
Morsch. 3ts L sgth ct. 4il-l2 yrs from
June l. 1914; attys. Bernheimer a s p
Co. i2sth ct and Amsterdam av. 50. coo
WEBSTER AV. 1897. store--Mary AMMAN e
WIN II Wilson. 25t3 Decatur av, IS month";
from June !. 1916 atty. VIM II Wilson
sd Az. 27is.2O' aii:.cihlas Pufd;y to 'RoSer
Loewy. tss itoth st. y yrs from Ma la,
10th ST. az E. stores-Abr Brandsteii
and ano to Abr Sherman, fl7 f i7Oth ST
5n yrs from Apl /. 1910; atty. Abr Shcr
man. lS05 Brook sv..............,.. 500
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-22

BERrRAM Henry C. admr, to Henry C
- bsrtran. .'''' 49,, 49,, 80 "
BROWN. Lawrence Il. TO Townsend
BROcKETT. Edw J. ct al, trustees. to VIM
NORTH 11f"i SIDE MICE corr TO And diSvy
Trenchard Neutrality-suspicious.. $500
KoVACS CON co to Amer II Il Co. .Si0O
l. MICE co 10 Floy NJ Johnston, S2l, 900
WHITE, Florence j n. to l. Mtge Co.. 81. 900
CITY MICE co to N Trust Co. .......S1
SAME to same. Observation-Disclosures.
SAM " TO same .''''.''' !
SAME to same. observation-disclosures.
SAME TO same ...''.'.'.'''''' .''''''.'si
RICH, Josephine b. TO T q d T Co. 50, 900
ADOLF Anna, TO Adelaide A Wabst. 1871. go
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East sida
(East Of Fifth av, between Fourteenth and
10th sts.)

TAD ST, 9. 500 " 81 ay,. issxioas-Hy g
Beadieston to VIM e Mil,er. 1875 sunnyside
sv. Bkiyn, May 81; mtg $4,000; atty,
SAME PRoPEaTY-wm e Miller TO Hy c
Beadieston, $40 Madison av. May a.. mtg
$4,000; atty, same. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
18TH ST. 8. lao Madison av, ebxioo.ll-
Richard II Clarke. ref. 70 Society for the
New prirh,on. ) X MAY MAO! 20, atty. ae ;
Foster. ~ Wall t.............. ,tAso0
io6rH ST, 221 T.. n q. $50 "a av. f6x
loo.ii-BenJ J Well to Bertha Kaufman,
ltgs Lex av, all Hens. May 20; attys. Well
4 Mayer, hickman st..............1l0o
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-11
TIE sIHDiS PEOPLE,
WANT BETTER SCHOOLS,

y,,,...-..t-..,F,. 49, f-:.,
''''. ~ '''' cue mn VI = ''''''
y a. sven '.9f 20 #sS''''' '''' va ne
- l'''s7 .,''' =. -. ''"'''7 3, ''9"''
''.''' w. ~ '''s '''a'''''''s i'' t'.'
-. s'.',',,'l ..''.'''' -. eva are ~ eur
9't' -''s's rs ~ course t'tt 81
IN '''1 a. W. i''s' .'5E = ''.'.t'
''' '',. ~ ~ ''' ''-
p, wy '''' .''' N''' ~ my "'i.
49, ..''' 't'f " III
49, s"'''''s we -...
10y ~ s'.e i'le . = r.
~ ., 80 '''.. '''-,''' ''i'''}
" d is,i'i ez''3'.e1 iHfs asked CUES
'N''' ''''' ''''' '''''' ~ ''''' an
= 'i'',' IN : = ~ -
So W. '~'-'' .'''5's
'''''s '''t'''7
~ 't'1s'''e % soits
" iid'iiitoi4e fftAeipal OF the
''4'' 9ta 9si''oi2' spohe Va me noFhlh,
.S'''H= 81 III" needs OF improved
se'-'ol i"elii'!ts. ate pointed oUt
tA3 hd"1+v"ps tAat are present, Hot
''!is ~ .''t 7ai'lla sehoois nat i'll all
" nuns ana IA49e an earnest appeal
'-.'.' H. 81 t'oi ideliitles re Improf-
cd.
a - 'I heF' county farm dem
9',2' 'so'' s!iehe N me afternoon
'iFo'a''i's Do''ef schooi ana better
Ut al 'oH0i'ioRs in general lie
'''''''s = a'f7isat rom the shoulder
s'fN "i'i'h IS sala 10 nave been aF-
- 80 '''e'' ~ the people " no heard
MIN
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-11

There j. =, na5r .nrr5fs {4I= N-aya-
harhie va, is an alone is -ffs; and
diving inch by fr9b No one t. core
for her .yfcrt HE good women at
that e.r,fstett4 yeha are. Inipg, The
best tfes rag #ln,f ehar q p.fv that
the moor vn5}ng saHi eaa Ia Vie tbara
in total darkness Win not = friend
to come and administer IN her, in
thls the darkest hour OF her life.
in enc of The .lfrfia.f n,acas IN
Wayahacaip She ~,f. Win nor Own
lips that She actuasI, suffered ,,n-
told agony anriap rho cold waatha,,
of This winter for Tho ,,,rt ~ nov
or enoagb ia Bano nor a.aro, The
civ officers tid nor know that or
sncn vould have been proridad
bnt the fae, tha, sbe hid roo ,,,,ob
pride 10 auneaI to fha citv i owl
dence thai there il stiil ambition
within her 1iFa eo,. Several days
She la, in eil.rcc r,o, af ba, t,o1.
without q single gfe;t from any
woman The mid dirt, n,at,ras. ,,as
NOT covered with . .haa, and ,rb.t
old ragged co,-ar sha bad n.as- .,
dirty as the around 4er bair bas
ret been cornhsd for t,go ,can,bs
because eba hae NOT ,ba -t,,.,,atb
10 attend to +. and IL i. aoi,,a IN
be cut off lor Il ia IN .h,t, eo,,dt
tioa Thai II can oavar IVA strai,b+,,,=
ed ami II any S,.o daas NO. t,ita,.o
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-11
Flowers for Easter.
" AXAHACHIE DEFEATED
IN HARD FOUGHT GAME

In a twelve inning game that was
chuck full and running over with
sensational plays the Italy high
school defeated the Waxahachie high
school by the score of to 2. The
game came to deadlock early In
the time set for it and continued
throughout the afternoon to be
close, Alderdice and Fuqua handled
the batters of the Italy school and
Ward and Thompson performed for
Italy. This is one of the best games
that has been played on the high
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-11
ItalA's POSTING sier.

Col. 7. s. Hamilton will soon
get his commission as postmaster
Of Italy, President Wilson sent
Col Hamilton 5 name to the senate
Tuesday which viii in all probabili-
ty be confirmed by that body in d
few days, SO it is thought that
Col, Hamilton will take charge Of
the Italy postoflice some time the
latter part ot May or sooner.-Italy
EeWs-I Herald
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-11
\ Union Service.

There will be union service of
the churches of Italy on Sunday
night. May 3, at the Methodist
church and Rev. Chalmers McPher-
son, a we'll known minister, will
speak on Social and Civic Right
eousness. Mr.. Mcpherson is an able
man and has helpful and digni-
fed message.---Italy News-Herald
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-11
ROBERT RUST DIES At
HOME NEAR OyILL,

The funeral of Robert Rust. aged
fs years, prosperous farmer. who
dled at his home two miles west of
oyilla, was held Friday morning
from the residenie; Rev. J. S Chr
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-11
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE--Remington, typewrit-
er No. 10, latest model, used one
year, better than new. Western
Union Tel Co. If
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-11

Rev. A. Q. Hinkle will preach at
the Dixie theatre Sunday afternoon
at O'Clock. Everybody is invit-
ed
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I5i5e= lor Eas,er ady.l5
----- 1870 --~--~---------
THE ba.ly INT yes The news.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-11

Or. / kep!ineer has moved his
flee rom she Masonic temple 10
h5s residence at SIS West Main
street. just three blocks from the
-#aars aaNtf
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-11

All kinds OF rubber stamps made
al Daily Light office. Adv. If.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-11

Plenty of onion sets at Boyd
Goaaah.s Two SPOT Cash stores.
adv #
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full Hne bath room trimmings.
- : CR0Nk co adv #
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1914-04-11

See F. S. Cronk fo1 gas ranges
3nd water heaters. adv. If,
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Mil and gil supplies, betting
tic. F. S. CRONK co, adv. tt
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-14
POLICE SAY THEY
 lISBELIEVE HENRY
 STORY 0F ROBBERY

Tho city police refuse to believe that there Is likelihood that the tu- sanity of R. w. Henry is due to sand bassiue of which he alleged be was .he victim in Brewery GuIch Henry told that he was at the time relieved ol more than $500 His story is sub stauuated in part by circJmstautial evidence bu, Che fact remains at lhe same time that it is Che story of an insane man and open to widest quaa uou.
 "Cl0se watch is kept upon the Ina hiues of the restricted district" said Officer Brooks last night Whenever crooks are found they are promptly told to get out. and they obey rather than face arrest and fines. They are caught before they have chance tJ operate and are moved on immediate ly Last night we sent out a pick pocket The district is declared by the residents GO be the suictest il the state in the regulations that art enforced and they gay that crook give it a wide berth. Visiting officer. from other towns confirm this state meut'
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-14

Che city. He was reported under ar rest iu Yuma but it developed that Che man held there was not Grace Later he was reported in El Paso. but this proves to have been incorrect The best information here is that when he left the city 1t was with the intention of going Co san Francis co. He is believed by several of those who were intimate with him here to be still in that city or it's vl- cinity Grace is a fugitive from jus tice under the charges filed against him here tor defrauding through the passing of worthless checks. Dick said yesterday that he would add the charge Of embezzlement and took
 steps to that end in communication with the district attorney's office. In Los Angeles today it IS his intention Co enlist the aid of the police depart ment of that city, He will have them go after Grace in San Francisco and
 may go 10 that city himself to en-
 courage the hunt He was accom-
 panied here and to the coast by am El Paso officer.
Bisbee daily review., 1914-05-14
B. s. PELZER ARRIVES IN CITY FROM CANANER AFTER LONG PERIOD OF DETENTIONj SONORA
 COURT QUASHES THE CHARGES AGAINST HlHl

Accompanied by ms wife. whose activities to the end of his release extended to personal interviews with General Carranza and other high ofn- cials of the Consutuuonalist cause, B. s. Pelzer arrived in the city last evening from Cananea and registered at the Copper Queen hotel
 Mir Pelzer was released from cus- tody at Cananea yesterday morning. following period oi forty-six days detention by the authorities. twenty. six of these days being spent in Ca- nanea jail The remainer Of his de- tention was under guard at his home. where his removal was permitted when it became apparent that his health was suffering by reason of his confinement in the jail, and also that he had a great many influential friends on the outside who were in- teresung themselves in his release
 Pelzer's final release occurred yes terday, following receipt of instruc- tions from the State Supreme Court at Hermosillo, to which he had ap- pealle his case. on the grounds of right of privilege of bond which had been refused him by the focal court in Cananea The Supreme Court went beyond the terms Of the appeal making entire dismissal of the action against Pelzer. declaring it tO be groundless. because the allege coun- terfeit money in his possession when arrested had in reality no standing whatever as money and therefore rec presented no basis for a counterfeit- ing charge.
 Operating in aid of Peizer was de- clarauon from a number oi important personages that the small amount oi irregular currency in his possession at the time os arrest, might have iu. nocenuy been in the possession oi auy one It had passed through seye' ral hands before reaching Pelzer with. out the fact that it was irregular be- ing detected
 Pelzer will remain here few days looking after business matters on this side of the line He then expects tc return to Cananea probably on Sun day. when he hopes to begin pickina up the broken ends of his banking and other interests in that camp where it is his purpose to resume husi ness as soon as he can get his affairs in such shape as to permit this course
 Some of my friends have advised me to stay out now that l am out. he said last night This ] do mol intend to do. l have confidence n
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GRACE AN Ell8ELL-E8, IS TIE ALLEGATION, IN THE SUM OF TaGJS ANlS, AS WE'LL AS A
 CHECK KITE3j EHPL OYER NOV 0N HIS TRAIL

James Dick, head of the bis James A. Dick Co., wholesale house in El Paso. spent yesterday here delvi6g into the affairs of T. B. Grace, former salesman with the company, who left here supposedly with chorus girl for San Francisco a couple of weeks ago. after organizing the Rio Grande Musical Comedy Co, and subsoquent- N passing bad cheeks to the amount ot several hundred dollars
 Dick departed last night for Los Angeles. sufficiently angered by req son of discoveries he had made of seeming hypothecatiou of funds of his house by Grace to be determined to take a hand In his pursuit personally At least, Dick said on leaving that he intended to see to it that Grace was caught regardless of effort and eX- pense. and landed in jail He did not say how much the shortages of Grace with the Dick house might be, but uid declare Chat they would run into thousands of dollars
 How much alleged misrepresentation Dick found here yesterday is not
 known. It is known that he found that collection had been mace by Grace of a $500 account from a Can anaa firm and that the check given Go Grace to cover this account was cashed iu this city, No remittance was made by Grace of any part O. this sum 70 the house in E Paso Mr. Dick intimated that several other col loctions had gone tbe same route made from firms here and in Doug las.
 Nothing has been heard from Grace of a certain character since he left
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the Constituuonaiist cause and in the justice of the people The wrong 1 have suffered was inflicted by a few authorities, who were mistaken in their attitude and not by the people or any part of them ! have conside- able interests in Cananea and | deem is my duty Co go back there and take care of these, and shall do so. Now that ] am entirely cleared by the ac. ton of the Supreme Court, ] do not not see why ] should not follow such course"
 Many reports were sent out during that Pelzer was detained in Cananea. At one time it was stated that he had been seutensed to eight years impu. sonment At another there was ru- nor current that he had been removed to Hermosillo and ordered shot. Later it was reported that he had been crossed over the line at E Paso and ordered Go remain out of the coun- try. All Of these reports, he said last night were without the slightest foundation in fact