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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
MAY BUY BIG HOLDINGS
Butterick Publishing Go. After
West Side Property.

The Butterick Publishing Company,
devoted to dress pattern and literature
relating thereto, is negotiating to buy
the holdings of the James NJ. Pyle and
the Arthur B. Kelly estates on the
block bounded by Hudson, Canal
Broome and Watts SITS.
The pending sale Of the property 70
a concern in the section was announced
in yesterdays Tribune. The Pyle es-
tate property is at $50 to 67e and $50
to 5s9 Broome ST.; 5s1 and 5s3 Broome
st. is owned by the Kelly estate. The
two buildings have a frontage Of 2$0.2
feet on this thoroughfare. The other
property Of the Pyle estate is at ZIG to
29O Hudson st., frontage of 1853 feet
and at 30 to los Watts ST., frontage
of 1876 feet.
The Butterick Publishing Company is
said to have outgrown its present home,
a sixteen story building at Spring,
Macdougal and Vandam SITS, and intend
to erect a structure containing approx
imately 100000 square feet of floor
space if the deal is carried through:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
Chamber PostpOnes Meeting.

The meeting Of the Queens Chamber
IF Commerce which was 10 have been
held on September 30 has been pest
poued to Wednesday, October z. This
change was made at the request Of
President Marks, who will be the guest
Of the chamber on that afternoon and
speak Oh the subject of Public Mar
Lets for the Borough of Queens"
TeleRraphic messages TO Senator'S
Root and O'Gorman we're sent yester-
DAY by Walter ]. Willis, secretary of
the chamber, urging them to make
every effort TO have included in the
present rivers and hsrbors bill suf-
I Gent appropriations for the improve
pt Of New York Harbor. The cham
has been active with other asso-
a;ions in New York City in securing
~ initial appropriation Of 100000 for
the deepening of the charmed Of the
East River from the Battery to Long
Island Sound and for better channel
through He'll Gate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
Midtown Business Leases.

Pease e. Gilman have leased a store
in 1876 Madison av., at the northwest
corner of 31st st., to N. Present.
William ]. Roome e. Co., Inc, have
leased the store No. in the Murray
Hill Chambers, at the southeast cor
ner of 33d st. and Madison av., to Otto
P. Petersen for a term of years; also
the store No. In the building to Jo-
seph Mariana.
NJ. & L. Hess have leased the second
loft, containing 10000 square feet, at
105 and LOT Fifth av., to Brandon, Mag
nus a. Leon; the second loft, contain
ing 10000 square feet, at 81 and 80
West 27th St, to the Gaiety Waist
Company, and the sixth loft at SO East
goth st. tn William Gordon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
Eight Story Central Club
for Nurses Will Be
Erected on Site.
MORRIS HALL TRADED
FOR OTHER PARCELS
Ten Story Corner Apartment
Was Bought by the Sellers
Last April.

Horace S. Ely & Co. and Worthington
Wbitehouse have sold for the Akron
Building Company LEO S. Bing, presi-
dent) 1872 to 1873 East 45th st., four old
brOwnstone dwelling houses, on plot
75x1005 feet.
The selling company obtained this
property in connection with the abut-
ting 100 feet in East 44th st. in March
OF this year from Elbridge T. Gerry.
The purchaser of this plot is the board
Of trustees of the Young Women's
Christian Association Of thS City OF
New York. 1t is understood the prop
erty will be improved with q new eight
story freproof building, to be used ex-
clusively for the Central Club for
Nurses, whose interests In this trsnSac-
tion we're represented by MISS Louise
Bower.
THE Brown Weiss Realities have re-
sold 20 Marion E. Ireland and COM
PAM known as the 100 Broadway Real
ties Corporation Morris Hall, ten
story apartment house at the northeast
corner OF Amsterdam sv. and Cathe-
drsl Parkway.
The structure, which is on a plot 96x
l25 feet, figures In the TRANSACTION az
$3.50 900. II was bought by the sellers
last April from Eva V. {. Hawkes. and
Newbold Morris.
THE Brown Weiss Realities take IN
exchange the following properties: The
Rosemere, a six story elevator apart
ment house, on plot 50X9O.11, at l45
and 147 West 127th St, 100 feet east OF
Seventh av.; the six story fiathouse,
with stores, OF plot 29xl27 feet, at the
northeast corner Of Washington sv. and
167th St; 6S4 East 18th St, six story
new law house, on plot 50x1oO feet;
1920 Clinton av., three story building
under lease to Klaw & Erlsnger; also
a residence located at Grand and Lin
den avs, Morsemere, N. j., and rae
tory, occupying plot 45Ox4bO feet, at
Kenilworth, ~ j.
Nehring G. Co. have sold for A: Gro
marty the five story apartment house
al 500 and 500 West 1920 St., on plot
5Ox7O feet. 1t has been held at $o3,0OV'
other sales announced yesterday fol-
low:
17sru ST.-Thc wertheim Realty COM
,apv has sold SOC West 10th st., hve story
0at ON plot l36X9sll, between Amsterdam
ie,TfT STg-John A. Stenmetz has sold ter
q client $50 East 165th st., two FAMILY mouse
R0SEpALD AV.-John A. SteinmetE has
sold 1965 Vosedsle ay., one Family hoube,
On lot .5xe5. for the River Realty company
TO AIphousc Brueckner.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
IN ME AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were reported at
the New York Real Estate Exchange yester-
day:
BY Bryan l.. Kennedy.
HEATH Az, 1883 W s. 80 n Knox Pl. 2Jy
100; sty dwg; bid in at $1,000.
1881 ST East, $. 49, G 5th av, gjX99 II;
4 sty tenmt sold to the plantih for 50 900.
BY L. ]. Phillips G. Co
10Th ST, 5O2 West. s. 10 Amsterdam
ay, 2JX74.ll; sly nathousc; adjourned to
oct ..
By Henry Brady.
AMSTERDAM Az. PA. c s. % n lG6th st.
25Xl0O; sty dWg and stores. sold 10 the
plaintiff for $40 0OO.
BY Joseph 7. Day.
9TH ST. $50 East =. 100 LIST av, TX
1905: sty tcnmt and stores; sold TO the
plaintiff for ST 600.
BY Herbert A. sherman.
lS3D ST, l5l West s. rs 9TH az, 2Jx
991l; sly nat; sold to the plaintiff for
$1,000
by Samuel Marx.
66TH ST, gS3 West, II s. 800 West End
az, @5NiOOj. 3 Sty tenmt; sold 10 the plaintn
Tor 81. O0O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
A Chance for the Spectator.

At the Vesey st. salesroom to-day
Joseph P. Day will offer the first large
list of improved property since last
June. The properties to be sold are
the Moriarity Building, 155 to 159 East
23d St, on a plot 7sx9s9 feet; 309 to
3O7 West 139th St, to be sold as one
parcel, on a plot 51X9911 feet; for the
estate of Thomas Buckley, 210 West
saith ST., on a lot 25x1O0. feet. In the
Pennsylvania terminal zone, PIT West
33d st., on a lot 20x98.9 feet.
Mr.. Day will also offer a waterfront
factory building, with 1875 feet front
age on Newtown Creek, on the north
side of Borden av., between Newtown
Creek and Borden av., Long Island City,
and three dwellings located in the heart
of Kissent Park, Flushing, Long Island.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
aeR5#SI, Hstste
Y.W.C.A Buys Dwellings,
on East 18th Street

West nth st. for Miss Mary 7! Sec
comb to John W, Miller.
Shaw & Co. have leased the three
story and basement dwelling house lS6
West i26th st. to Maria Mclaughlin,
The Payson Mel. Merrill Company
Inc. has leased the four story dwelling
house 4 West Goth st. TO Miss Char
lotte Terry.
Pease & Gilman have rented the -FOUR
story and basement house 3Oo west
72d st. 20 Mrs. Emma V. McFadden. .,
Unger & Watson, Inc, have leased
for Margaret NJ. Mark the four story
and basement private dwelling. house
at 244 East 60th st. for term Of years
Samuel II. Martin has leased the
three story and basement dwelling
house % West Goth st. to NJ. j. koba'
yashi for term of three years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
BUILDING AT PLANDoME
Ground Broken Lately for Two
More Houses There.

Ground was recently broken for two
more houses at Plandome, on Man
hasset Bay. Edward Clcry, Jr., is build
ing a Colonial house on plot 75XlO5o
feet. and Francis Jackson a house Of
OId English design, on half acre Of
ground.
In the last year twelve new houses
20 been built at Plandome.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER %.
Manhattan,

BROADWAY. Is. So.u 8 4lTt st. %. llE1S 81
rTCg; also Broadway, cor 4ist 81, 81 u
g4.S: II II Urls Iron Works aGt 4lSt street
owner and lessees (renewaD: 1881 IS.
WOOSTER ST, ~ Sterling Ceiling ana
Lathing Co aEt estate OF Flomerfelt'
owner and contractor; D ] Cole and l. A Fes-
sendsn contractors (renewaD; S28.
SD Az, eo56 and zo5s; Cooper a Pollock
Structural Iron Works agt T HustRce, owner
W EisenberR. contractor; tlo5.
lOOTH ST. 2o2 East: c Levy aTt Il karner
and J Jones, owners; l. Kahner & Son, con-
tractor: $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
New Flatbush Apartsments.

Shampan & Shampan have prepared
plans for two apartment houses TO be
erected on a plot of 60x10O feet each
on the east side Of Elmore pl., 1910
feet south of Newkirk av., and on the
west side of Delmore pl., 1922 feet
south of Newkirk ave, Brooklyn, TO
cost $4,000, for Max Stein.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
LIS PENDENs.
SEPTEMBER %,
Manhattan.

1ITu Az. sw cor nth u, 0.li1leo. w
Rankin aRt octay Land co Of al 0oreelosui'
81 rntR). atty, w Y Adams. 80
isSTH ST, IS 1874 " Amsterdam Az Is sA
rs. W z Roosevelt ct al agt katherins f,"G
Tor OF al foreclosure Of MTG; any
AVENUE A. VS., AL Il n 9TH st, lSxiv0i
n sehwarg aEt NJ Greenfield ct al uoreeIos-
ure OF mtE): atty. N Hlmowien: ~
CIAREMOHT Az, o o, 800 lIzo ~, Ia Ia
1858: M Mandsl aGt Eva Trop e. sasl
foreclosure Of MTG; atty A A siiDSs"''S'
The Bronx.
INTERvALE Az. VS.. t5oe 18TH g. ~
III q; also Home st. 3, 100 " PoA ~, Ina "a
Os. Commercial Finance Co egt = W "a
CiefH ct al Cforselosurs Of mtG; ATTY -
iTsTH ST. 8. % Anthony Sy, n,s 5so,si
Susan sLfnmiS GGt " sehInl ,.- . r.
closure Of mtE,j atty. T Carer ~ a,,,s. 4;
TRiNITY Az, as, 40 lboth y. -. -
civ Real Estate Co agt Agnes ososni .
A. ~ Norsclosure Of MTG: atty, "a pwa'F. H.
LOTS Be. 81, So and 10, map OF 10y ioS; pSc a.
,Ion 81 crane estate; " Y Title insurance, ~.
sSt NJ r. Evens ct al foreclosure OF m'O'
af ,;sp u 81 :. soo.5 Morris pl. &sEhoii
Tossphine FOX Ggt Mslroso Building ~
foreclosure Of mtGl; atty, o a HdHu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

tWi,n name and address Of lender and at
torneyD
SEPTEMBER 9.
AUDUBON ay, cor Of nth II. 99.1iN
100. Dec 80, 1911: tho Ems Realty Co to
T Munigan. E19 900. atty, NJ Mayer, so Maiden
Lane
Delaney ST. Is. =. eJNlOO; Feb s.
1900; Nathan and Rachel Hubkoh 70 Louis
and Harry JarmuIowsky. $1,000; attys. Har-
rlsuu 4 r. - Wall -.
SAME PROPERTY, Jan H. 1905; same tO
same. $1,000
GRAND Az. , =, iJIS n ~ Burnside
ay, .5xyngjASg 10. Sept % 1906, Herbert Aid.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

The following plans for new buildings were
flyd with The Bronx Bureau OF Buildings on
September %:
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD, . s. 80 lI ~:
81. gty brk tenmt. 6OI8; Waner healIy
Corporation. II Waner, president; leS' bISem nS
nv, owners: Moore Landsiedei' so S' ~hu
IISth St architects; cost, $1,000
WESTCHESTDR Az e s, 6S.7s MayhoWer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
SEPTEMBER %.
Manhattan.

18th 81. : to II West: c Anderson agt
l5th street Realty Co ct al; Aug Is, 1918 10Y
bond: $50. -, =,
c6TII ST, 81 EAST; II Dabelstein eI 81
SAME PROPERTY; Central Iron WORKS
"a yf Same. Nov s. 1918; sass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
SEPTEMBER 20.
Manhattan.

John o. Brisn 10 Edw shGlysy; 81.
n Title ms Co TO Y Mtg 4 Security
New Amsterdam Realty Co 10 Dayton Estates
Co: 500.
TnIl Guarantee 4 Trust Co TO Hospital and
Homo OF Rest for Consumptivel; 42J.OOO'
Same to Caroline g. Wilson, SIS, 600.
Jas Malcolm. ear, 10 VIM J Malcolm, ".
Mary 4 Robinson and ano, trustees, 10 Her
man Robinson. 81, 100
Michael Moran TO Mary Moran, 81 500.
William j. Amend. ear. to william j. Amend,
trustee, S2,O03 81.
Lawyers Title ms e. Trust Co 10 Helen 3
Marlatt and sno. as trustees, $4,000.
Sinclair Tousey, eXr 10 VIM VI Archibald,
S12. 900.
Ferdinand II Minrath and ano TO Ferdinand
II Mnrath and ano, trustees q mtgO,
$4,000.
The Bronx.
Real Estate Mortgage Co OF New Jersey 10
Ellen NJ CLARK: 500.
Is Schiereck Ct al CeXrsl TO @ T Schroeder
1888 90.
Adelcna Bachmann 10 Jacob Marx: 81.
same TO same: 1900.
Tsaacs TO Jean w NJ Cochran; $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
William St. Store Leased.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has
leased to Bernard Ziemer for cafe pur-
poses the store 154 William ST., cor
ner of Ann ST., for a term of years.
Extensive improvements are being
made
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
RECORDED LEASES.
SEPTEMBER IS.
Manhattan,

JOHN ST, Is. ALL John Street NJ Church
Trust Fund Society to Brown-Grcen co; >
yrs from MAY I, 1915; $3.50; attys, Atwater
& Clarke 81 BWHy.
SULLIVAN ST. DO ALL Jas n Strong to
John MUtts. 1876 sullivan 81; yrs from SEPT
]. 1914; $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
Adds to Good Ground Holdings

The Windsor Realty Company, Har-
vey B. Newins, president, has purchased
thirty-six acres at Good Ground, Long
Island, adjoining some of their hold
ings in that section. The same com
pany also purchased forty-acre farm
at Seldom
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
Pelham Heights Lease.

Fish & Marvin in conjunction with
the Pelham Realty Company have rent
ed q property on Elderwood av, Pei
ham Heights, Westchester, for term,
to Francis Jaeckel, of this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
Dwelling House Leases.

The Payson Nell Merrill Company,
Inc, and George r. Read & Co. have
leased the four story dwelling house z
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
(With namc and address Of purchaser aud
Htturnvy.D
SEPTEM BIER %.
Manhattan.

AMSTERDAM Az. " s. 100 / n Of Tooth
IT, 251O7: r Mark to Bella l. Marx. 40 T.
seth st; Sept II Cmtg $4,000: ST. attys.
Calm. l. d. G, 12S Bway.
FORT WASHINGTON Az, cor Of
iGOth st. tO22xiOO; New Amsterdam
Realty 90 tu Dayton Estates 60, II W
ga ST sept 80 Cmtg Sl7j.000t: 500: Httys
Eismuu. I. G & l.. 49, Bway.
GREENWICH AVE. &c .. Gg7 u Of
10th st. 9J2Aga,t, May "a Tin TO A w
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24

Az, aly bfk store and dws, n95!,eX =
NGrToio, ina Edison ~, owner "a ~ LOh's'
WEBSTER AY. W., 10 . Forohaam, i ~,
,,v bsb stores and OFFICES, 2Sxto.Si q HLonns-
seah FoSdham I'd and Park ~, owner . =
Adams, fs2s Andrews av' arohhec'' VS.
10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24

hous 10 Rental Mtg Securities Co; u,ocoi,
atty, II II Ellington, n Bwsy.
JANE st. IS. ., 500 II OF HUDSON
81, runs Sc \ . % y 10 Ks % 70 . 81,
X 1876 10, beg; Oct I. 1891; Lannan 70
$ e Richols. ear; $1,000; atty ooSs'h'
go Bway.
LOT 81, map $50, estate OF oelavia Moss
Nov rs, 1913; Il ] RodIngton TO Moss EstAte'
Inc; $500: atty. l. T Co, 100 Bway.
LOT $50 4 OF, map OF East Tremont,
town Of West Farms, ANii26 loounded =
In front by Catharine ST.; April I, 1914 Juhus
and Celia Buchaltsr to Jennie I Hallochi
5000; atty. Hallock, 900 lsoth y,
RIVER Az, cor Of lS2d st., soxlxsi une
T. 1909; q u Buckbee TO Clementlne DunbAri
81 500; atty, l. T Co, leo Bway.
WEST END Az, si3 8, @.u OF
io5th st, 2OxlOo; oct IL, 1901; Neule niger,
soil 10 Dry Dock SAY Inst: N,boOi ATTY d
Tichenor. % Park Row. .-.n,
SD Az, 061, o 8, Is II n Of tn q, zS5s9;
Nov IS, 1913; Towlo TO l. Wolhi pO"i
atty, l. T I Co. 70 Bway. a.,
18th ST, w, SIS, $50 n OF elh Az
xi00.6; Juno %, 1914; Hortense BurrliI %
the NewburEh Saw Bank; $4,000; atty ~
Day, jr, q william It,
SEP ST, O. ii4 Il OF Ave =, DHNeS
May %, 1890; Mary and Charles WINNER -, 20
Herman Robinson, Alandar, Mass; E'TV0;
atty, ID Bryds, q william ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Interest 5 per cent unless otherwise stately
SEPTEMBER Is.
Manhattan.

BROOME ST, 200. S cor Norfolk st, 25I
ST.: Ludlow st. 20, s. 1917 g Hester st,
%. lXS7x2J. 3xS7; B Asch to n Tuckman, 1858
10th St. Brooklyn; sept IS; install, 500 mo;
Delaney ST. &c. n 8 25xlO0: Hutkof
to Society for the Relief OF Poor Widows
with Small Children. IS W SSth st; Sept %;
3 yrs: $4,000; attys, Miller, X, IL g. T. 50
Bway.
Delaney ST. &c. n s. g5xlOO: y Hutkon
10 L Jarmulowsky and aHo lj2 w Slth ST;
sept %: 3 yrsSG prior mtg 5000;
s.. OOO atty. r x Mccarthy, 43 Exchange pl.
MADISON Az. s. So 18th St. 20x19;
& Gulden to + J Hennessv ct al. ears. etc,
IS W 10th st; sept 3; yrs, or sooner; Si9,-
Nv MS al'H' : Az. EOS. cor 12lst st,
Schneider and ano 81 Cooper Sq; Sept %;
due oct I, 1916; p c; slo,25O atty, l. T &
PARK Az. IIi3. :. 9o.5 9lst st, Isx7o;
i = Briody to & Wanninger. ia Z s5th ct
Cprior mtg 1900: Sept IS; due, and interest.
s5riI SIR, $. III " Park Az, I7xlo.5;
Mary II 4 Alton to i 7 / & r Co: Sept II;
yrs. 81 c: $500; address, 100 Bway.
9th ST u and 10 Z, n 3, 81 Madison
ay. two lots. each 2JX10o.5; l. J Pooler to
Mary Murtaugn, at Floral Park, Long
Island Sept 10; I VI; mtgs. each $4,000;
atty ! - Harrison. 25S Bway.
The Bronx.
LOT 1856 60 200. map Upland Realty Co;
J c Wait to Kath Cusack, 209 Van wyclS
av, Richmond hin. y Y: Sept IS; due as
per bond. $1,000. atty, J G Wait. 233 Bwsy.
LOTS Ia and u.s. map J Husson; Eliz-
abeth Dietrich to II Reiss, 81 + l55th st;
Sept - due as per bond: Sl,4OO; atty
LAWYERS Title Insurance and Trust Co.
STEBBINS Az. sJ7 to S73. W :. 200xlO0;
Sandow Realty 60 to Foxvale Realty co.
1DS BWay: Sept tpriOr mtg $4,000, on
this and other property demand. q p e.
500. 600; atty. \ Knox. 1913 Bway.
LOT tG6. y =, map Wakefield;
Matcrus Markovrcz 10 Katharine Mao-
zcsli. 9@G T. 2i9th st: Sept -: due. etc.
~ per bond. $1,000. atty, r e Burlando.
WilliamsbFidge.
ID ~. , :. I2I4.n OF Rose St. "5NlS6.7:
AdclcnR Bschmauu TO MARI. 10 W 7+th
81: Sept - prior mtg $4,000: = yrs. u
p e.. s.. 100; atty, Title Guarantee and
Trust 90.
i#TTII ST. s. 14O.S Of Southern Boulc-
ward. 5UxlOO. Winter 4 60 to J y ThOmp-
,nu. iTJ " SStH st. Sept 80 prior mtg
80 TOOI: due as per bond 10000. atty,
LAWYERS Titlc Insurance and Trust Go.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
SEPTEMBER ..
The Bronx.

wBsTCHEsTER Az. n cor DDsrnSn 10
S Sy,ct a sty bldg & paymsntS); 'lS'O"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24
EAST SIDE.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
APARTMENT HOTELS.

THE MADISON sQUARE
Facing Madison Square fs,s
~ Madison av. and 40 East Eesss 1880
Furnished or uufurnished houS'A''
APARTMENTS Reasonable rent4ls -
400 WEST SSTH ST.. bet. West sas ~
and Riverside Drive. l-Z,S Ioo,.i,, 3.
bath; rents 3450-3l. 500; maid SCI R'ylt
cluded In rent. SHARP q w.
s9th 81. Tel Riverside 4Sta
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24

UNFuRNIsHED APARTMENTS.
WEST SIDE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24

Apply on pFsmlM
" Q. RoLM,
Resident MansS,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-24

LARGE rooms-most convenient
location in Manhattan. Ser
vice and equipment highest
standard In New York.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-11
WILL FILE ANOTHER
Case AGAINST NEILEN
VI \\NI AiGHTER INDICTMENT
AGAINST NEW HAVEN MAN
WAS DISMISSED.

HElDGErOGT Conn. Mar ia.
Although states attorney stiles Judson
tonight declined to discuss tho case. if
generally is believed he N!I next week
file am amended complaint against
former President Charles ). MclIcu Of
the New York, New Haven aud ltrt-
ford railroad, charging manrar-hter
in connection with the Weslpori wreck
in 1872 In superior court today
Judge futile sustained the demurrer
of Mr.. Mellrn's counsel that there was
insufficiency Of information i'm the
original complaint
Homer 5. Cummings, chief counsel
for Mr. Mellcn believes the states at
tonoy will file amended information
and i'm this event he says he again viii
dcmur In the meantime Mr Nc'leu
still is technically under arrest as the
warrant against him has NOT been va
Gated
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-03-11
cor OPIUM HABIT
WORKING FOR CURE
TIM HABIT WHILE
Trying TO CURE MS
FRIENDS.

Nl;W YORK, March 10.-Whilc la
boring to discover a cure for the
opium smoking habit Dr Herman
Srldler fell victim to the drug ac-
cordlnS to his testimony today i'm his
trial on charges of having manufactur-
ing smoking opium without license.
pr Seidlor thus explained the finding
of Grade opium and pipes in his pos
session
Most Of his acquaintancas were
opium smokers. he said and to cure
them OF the habit he had experiment.
ed, acquiring a liking for the drug
himself Last October he had decided
{" discontinue the experiments be-
cause ne had not been able to find a
cure and then had made up his mind
to break himself of the habit sending
his stock of opium and pipes to
Later the craving over
came him and he then took "a single
smoking set from his trunk. which was
found when the raid ON his sauiiwium
was made last November Many of
DR. Soldiers patrons are said to De
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DETROIT Mich. Mar lo.-Tbe
international joint commission I'm se,.
sion here to consider questions af-
tectins 'arous interests alog the Great
Lakes and connecting rivers toda,
postponed decision as to the COM
s'rJction of DAM which power
company proposed 20 construct i'm
the ST. Mary's river
opponents Of the project derlaro5
,He proposed dam would seriously ar
feet the level Of Lake Superior