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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
Bought by Investor tor
a Price Close to
$4,000.
PHYSICIAN SELLS
DWELLING IN HARLEM
Takes Residence in the Flathush
Section of Brooklyn III
Part Payment.

rhs,Ios + Noycs Company mas re
sold for about $4,000 Tor the - |on; ;,.
Psrk Realty Company James II. Srui IN
~ and William u. kilpatncR' -
and 26 White ST. and % WalN .l. -,
anu rronertv. improved with SIX
story loft buildings. ,,.v;orov
The purchaser Is William Meh''r ~,
Of Tho Empirc Trust Company ~
oio, contains $3.50 square feet ana Is
iocatcd between Church st. ana VS.
Rroadwav. and will be within nc"
tnndrcd feet Of the Seventh Az. SUI
NV station az Franklin and Nhl'e S.s'
Tho bindings arc entirely reu,eu W
80 tenants and were secured D! tnc
scItors few months ago through en'
Cborlcs +. Moves Company in SooV'
ooo Exchange transaction. Extensive
i ;,,,,ro,,cncnts we're recently made 10
the buildings at an expense y W.T.
including the rebuilding OF inc nm
-. building. the installation o5 80 80
steam radiation throughout anu
electric elevators. ,ro,ort,.
Mr.. Mckinney will hold the proper NY
as an investment as he IS nti ~. Oe
iiovor in property located near N tiI
:, which viii he benehated ny .Hie
now subway lines, all having S'd''o"'
at Canal 81. old oo5
Nest 13Oth ST., a thre story anu a, :
ment dwelling. on lot l6sN9'Ii;, Si.o
foo. west Of Seventh az. TO heu.s
piorson & Co. In exchange the OuEelS
gavc the frame residence at 800 huNS
i'm ST.. Flatbush, Brookl\n' fePor'eu
sold recently.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06

Row mtg 5000: Sept 20 81. att,' Msrhs
a VI. 81 Park Row.
NIL Az. :. lao 20?th 81. 25NiVl.
i2So Hun aV mtg $1,000. oct 3; 81: atty
u ' sullivan. 40 Nassau st.
LOTS 90. 80 and -. map Townsend Poole.
susanna Jarvis AMI ano to Gusts,e Eek
stein. aOi W io>th 1t, Sept 20, 81: attH.
l. T 4 Z co
LOTS leo and i6l map Jos y IIusson !.
VIM NJ Husson To Giuseppe Perrotto. 2Nl T.
liNih ST; Oct :. ~; atty. 7 g & ! 60.
LOTS lI1 and 1875. map Trask estate !.
Biagio Iuegio TO City Real Estate co, 10
BWay um,s $4,000: oct 9; 81. atty. a
r 60.
LOTS and 10 parcel TO- map VIM II Og
dcn. lots III and 3li. map part Scuienchn
estate. lots &c and -. blk > and lot =. blk
%. map Morris Park. HaiCom aV. n Q cor
clifford aV. J0NlO11: patk Duny to John
Dawson. 90 "a az; 500 atty. John Dawson
80 "a ~.
EYER Nv. " s.. 100 Burnside av.
2jNloo, Mary l. Kennedy To Roderick !
Kennedy. 2Oi3 RIVER az tmtg $4,000: March
- 1910; 81. atty. X ] Kennedy. Ni3 Itycr aN.
WILLIS Nv, II g cor Southern boulevard.
91Niircg. Leo J Lehman ct al 20 Geo W
F'ske l@9 W i3d ST; oct |; 81; atty. IL I
" e.
IsoTH ST. =. 1902 . Sd av. lo5xID
Michael kcrbl 10 seth $ Terry. I Russell
Terrace. Montcla,r. y J; Sept -; 81: atty.
seth Terry. ~ Cedar 81.
10Th ST. 8. $50 g Paud!ng av. 2INll4:
Barnet Baranowitz 10 Goldic Baranowitz, ~
Monmouth 81. Newark. y j oct .. 81: atty.
Barnet R1ranowitz ~ Monmouth 81. New
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
RENT PROPOSED BUILDING
Will Be Erected at 18th St
and Broadway.

Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for
the CITY Real Estate Company the en-
tire building which j. TO be erected al
Tho southeast corner of Broadway and
l5th ST.. covering d plot 43.4Xl25.5Xlli6
feet. ..-
with basement extending under the
Sidewalk. which will be used Tor PRINT
ing presses. and win be ready Tor &C. &C
upancv about January J, 1910. Inc
Icgsecs arc the Fairchild Press, Inc
who have for number Of years been
located at - East 2lst st. The
offces Of all OF The publications printed
bv the Fairchild Press. Inc, Will be
housed in the new building. One OF
the principal reasons for moving from
DIST =. 70 18th st. IS that tn,
company considers 18TH s.. and
Rroadwav TO be the centre Of the tex
Tile industry Of this city and at the
same time easily accessible TO the he, rat ran
road, and postofIiccs. The building
win be erected rom plans drawn by
l.. H. Macdonald.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
Dwelling Houses Leased

Pcase e. Gilman have rented ar
nished to a client the five story Amtri-
can basement dwelling house l47 tas'
G1st 81. for Eben II. 7. Squire.
Slawson 4 Hobbs have rented 'ae
three and one-half story dwelling mousse
2O4 West SD st. for Charles r: HAYS
10 Orson b. Moon; for term OF years
3O3 West 93d ST.. four story dwelling
house. for Alice Williams to f. Muller.
and for term of years 329 West 18th
St. a four and one-half story American
basement dwelling house for W. +. y.
Stokes TO Elmer VI. Patterson.
Shaw & Co. have leased for Mary l..
Hart the three story dwelling 30 Yves.
127th st. to Charlie Sander.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
Rockaway Beach Sales.

G.. Taus & Sold have sold Tor Frank
Welcome his cottage and garage on the
cast side OF Division av.. on plot box
100 feet. 70 Andrew J. Kenny for in
vestment; for Albert Cohn the entire
plot on the northeast corner OF the
Boulevard and Ward 2v. to Louis Bog
ganno, who will improve the same with
twenty five bungalows and six stores
and flats TO be ready for occupancy on
May !, 1914; for Philip Clcss plo, 70
J. Lynch on Eldert av.. adjoining the
Long Island Railroad. and for Andrew
!. Kenny "A plot on the north side Of
Elizabeth az. and a plot on Sunnyside
uY., Far Rockaway. to an investor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
$4,000 Building Loans.

The Glengariff Construction Company
has secured from the Manhattan mort
gage Company four building loans az
$4,000 to cover the ereclo
of four five story apartment houses on
the east side Of Washington av. nort''
Of 1SSth st. The same company IA
vanccd 10 the Client CONSTRUCTION C on
panv building loans amounting % SIV-,
600 for three five story apaI..lloc-l',,
structures TO occupy plot lo9:oA" -
feet at the southeast corner OF 'i'h'o"
az and lS1St 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
Apartment Leases.

Pease L. Gilman have leased an
apartment on the northwest corner Of
Madison av. and 6Sth 81. 70 Mrs. Edwin
". Wilson, in IS East 9th ST. to NJ.
Barlie. in IS + Z 41st 4. TO stephen
Jonas. in 200 West 5Sth st. 20 +. W.
Anterior, in - East 62d st. TO B. Car
stairs. in % East g2d ST. to Lewis VI.
Wiggin, in COZ West l36th ST. TO VI. s.
Stocklcy and 70 Dr. Marcus II. Roth
schild the ground floor suites on the
northwest corner of Madison az. and
6Sth ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
BROOKLYN Sales.

Thomas Kilcoync mas sold FOR j.
Goodwin the plot. 4OXl0O feet. on the
west side of Fourteenth av.. so feet
south of 47th ST.. to G. Psluta; for
Miss L. Palmer the plot 45Xl0O feet.
on the south side of j5th ST.. 200 feet
east Of Fifteenth av.. for Improvement;
tor +. b. Ryan. the two family brick
house az 1890 SD st. TO J. Harris; for
q. Piper, the brick house at 1857 saith
ST.. TO d. Lonegan. and for j. Murine,
the lot. 20xl00 feet on the west side
Of Sixteenth av, so feet south of sd
ST. 10 J Freedman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
Realty Notes.

There were no real estate auction
ofrorinos in either the Manhattan ~
Bronx salcsrooms yesterday.
The regular meeting Of the Harlem
Property Owners Association Wi ne
held on Thursday evening at la EaS'
125th st.
John F.. Weiss was interested rs
broker in the recent sale Of 26l west
1STth st.. five story house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
N. Y. Fire Dept. His Model.

Metropolitan ire lighting methods, as
exempliicd in the New York CITY Fire
Department. are 10 be duplicated in
New Brunswick, y. ]. Harry G. Fran
els. newly appointed chief of the New
Brunswick firemen. has been in New
York Two weeks studying the depart
ment. and will remain six weeks long
or. He il attending the fremen's
school, az Lafayette and Spring SITS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
Buver of Madison Az. House

Mrs. Charlotte WeathorbX IS ,ne
Bosch. at the northwest corner Of y, Mad Ia
iSon av. and 65th ST.. sold last Friday
by " Douglas L. Gilman & Co., for M., tie
INV Tho brokers say. viii hold the
property for investment. The building
Nil probably be altered for business
nurDoScS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06

LEXINGTON Az. 591. Q 9. %, 81 I'D
81, 95N1oo; T., r Plat TO Eoib,Sris -
Title Guarantee Co.
SAN& PROPERTY; ] Eole.t> to D
McD"n.ia. ltS' Clay az ''' 90 an" -
SAME PROPERTY. j > Mcdonald To-
Callahan Estate. l35 Bval OCT " tui-
S1u.UpOt. 500. att. samc.
81, v" st;Il5 80 i6<9f55iI55: i < II Lew. Inc iU'
~ 81. attIs. bowers q :. - cedar a.
5TII Az. .el5 s cor of l3lst - t5.1N
roo. y Hochschild 81 81. ears Bertha bu,
av: Feb "a. 1911 tmtE $"o,neGt Nju.p9'.
attys. Blum"lthal q Levy. 3"5 BNay.
SAME PROPERTY. same 20 j II Mur-
Ter. 1873 - Marks sv. Brooklyn. oct ]
mtg $4,000. -: atty. same. ...... D..
sS.e: Fanny NJ .McCrecry Ct =. TO ".
l9:,4,G; 81 atty, ritie GTHarSntee CO.. ~,
10 y u Eifera, her husband. 80 ON. AZ:
sept 80 (m,e $4,000; 81; atty. y \ Eber-
SD ST. 8. lO,.6 So % Madison Az. 25N
\ j: sept so lmts 100000; Sloo, atty.
Urn ST io3 ". $. 80 W q Columbus
GO. no Bvsy. sept 10: all liens 81; atty.
-, coNlOoli; J ! Ludvieh. ref 80 L. 5
Trust $50 So, =, WSH II, 0ci - >I''oO9'
12NTH ST. SO ". % =. 500 Sc Of 9TH SN.
l..6N9e.ll. II Z Williams TO G II Cong
500. attys. J Kyle q sons. 7-I LeNins-
,g,I4Sp ST. IL. :. IS W Of Sth .ay. e5Netll.
Mary Eisler to y y EiSler. 800 Riverside
Drive; MAY II: 81. atty. N Moskowitz
l2iTH ST 8 s.. FAC Sth an. lG.Sx
;0oll, Eli DOYLE 20 Chas Il Ludlow Hotel
Belmont New York city ,mtg 100000
July li, s.; atty. Chas DAWSON. 60 Wall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
Buver of goth St. Parcel.

Edward II. Proudman, a large holdfr
Of Vest Side investment properts' IS
the purchaser of the four st tor ana
basement dwelling 331 West 2otn st.
which was reported sold several Day
ago by Ellen j. Curren and tmlIF =, -.
P0urkc. The Douglas Robinson. Cn"r'e9
: Brown Company was the broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
18th St. Building Rented.

The Duross Company have Iea ,S.,
fo,' a term of ten years 443 West l3'h
ST.. three story and basement bus
ness building. to {. J. Sullivan. who IS
70 extensively alter the premises Tor
cafe and restaurant. The aggre&a.e
gross rental for the term will be aPou'
S10 200
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
THE BEVERWYCK LEASED
Rented for Ten Years BY
D'Ascoli for S135, 00O.

The John H. Fife Company 7ubleas."
for John +. Liederman the Hotel By
crwyck. at 50 and Il West 9th St, TO
At an aggregate rental of Sl35,OOO.
Mr. D'AscoH was formerly proplIe-
tor of the Grand Union Hotel, Sara
toga Springs. y. y; the Tsppssn/,9e
Hotel. South Nyack, y. Y, and me
Hotel Ascot. in this city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06

Getting a Jolt from Westy'' is the
title of the Torchy story in the next
sunday Magazine Of The Tribune.
There is more drama-as we'll as the
usual fun-in this story than is usua,
in Torchy stories. for the red-headed
enc runs into a situation where he has
rood reason TO think that he has tor
ever lost the wonderful Wee. IL was
indeed a Jolt" when this conviction
came upon him.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
1AeRfMal, Estate
Operators Sell Loft in
Old Mercantile District

Hotel at 81 and SO East SD ST" a
nine and half story fireproof fanny
apartment hotels, containing my "
apartments Of two rooms and bath W
the purchase price $4,000 may remain
on mortgage for three years at = per
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
Stable for G. Vanderbilt.

Cornelius Vanderbilt has taken
loase for one year of the three story
table AZ $50 West saith St. owned by
". +. d. Stokes. The building IS on
lot 25&l00 feet. The Douglas Noo'hS0h'
Charles :. Brown Company was 'he
hrnEnr-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
Doctor to Improve Lots.

Dr. LaMoutte. dentist. OF Stapieton.
mas purchased number OF los an
Targee and Baltic SITS. Concord: staten
Island. through D. T. Cornell. It Is ms
intention to improve these lots with
small buildings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

COLUMBUS Az. n . cor eoth ST. S3.tXlo0S;
Sty-nine West Nnetieth Street Coipn to IL
fregul. II ~ Nlst 81. NAV L.; demand. j.
e.. 10000: attys. Wrschlor < II. ~ Broad
way.
Lemon Az. w s. 20 u Nth st. seliNlco;
II Gicfhcn 70 . Gr,cn 81 W ~ st; oct .
tplIog utc go OOW. duo Sept -. 1913. a.
5000: attvs. Mcirill q r. I0o BroadWay:..
LEXINGTON Az. 8. 2'.' so st. 2'NlV''
j Macdonald 10 u I Roberts - T. 2?th ~;
u,t .: 49, a. % e.; S3oo'0; atty. 7 6 !
Co.
IsT Az. g ~ cor N7h st. -a.ev1S, 7
Fuchs &" Maigarot Blanco. 3i Bergen So.
Eroohlvn: sept IS prior mtg $500 Due
April J. 1871; p ". 5000; atty. ! NULL
San. 49, Broadway.
CrH ST. ~ -. is Avenue -, 9'1iN@Olo:
Federal. Mail aud General ENprcsS {" 10
Flora stark % T. 10th 81: oct tpriol mtg
Neccn: 3 US - C, 500. atty. l. I ! 4"
r co.
Sr'i'a 10 American Mortgage 60. ~ 'SdaI y:
oct .. % yls. $1,000. attys Bowers q > 20
s5Tu ST. SOS W. y. +: Krohn AMI ano
20 l.. Press 81 Gates az. Brooklyn: NIa ,
p C.: oct ]: tl.5o'; atty. II koppelman. lN
Eirinston a.. ,.o.o,,,.
I->TiI ST.. N s.. lse.G I"uoy az. iN.9Ns9. u
j. 4 Jackson 60 70 J ! Franz tIus. l$>
~ William e. o,,,.
l.,rH ST. s.. go r. l,nov Is. iS.'z99l u
Same 20 same: . ,rs. ~ g.. '"ovo' o't o.
address. sam" as aho.c. ,,,,
18TH ST. II S. 1879 70 Lrroy ~. lA.''''li
sam. to same. . yrs. - % a.. NtoV9' OCT 80
address. same as above.
iMTu Sr. g. 20 o Amsterdam az. tx
aa11. j W Hatch Co j Duffy. o. Fort wash
ms,ou az: 9 Yrs. s'a p e.: 5000 ".' "' "''>'
o. A. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06

Here is . brief explanation Of the Psthe-
scope Contest Tor those children who are
lust becoming interested IN The Tribunes
dandy plan
The Fathcscope Contest u open to all
schools In New York CITY and within a
II dius OF MY miles from New York city
The schools are divided into three
classes Class Number | comprises all
public schools ia New York city Class
Number comprises all public schools out
side OF New York city. Class Number 2
comprises AL psrochisl schools in and out
side of New York city within MY miles
Twenty PSthcScopo Motion Picture Ma
chimes will be given free by The Tribune
10 the winning schools follows: y ma
chimes viii be DIVIDED IN class Number /,
o machines will be div idea IN Glass \um-
Daily coupon is GOOD FOR five votes
sunday coupon is good for twenty five
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
LIS PENDENS.
80 ! Olfi4I 60.
Manhattan.

BEOADNAY 22l> To- 32j> and SIS, 81. 20
p, 22U ": Benjamin Hoffman 81 al agt
Tl,i-cnmauu Bros 90 Il al faction 90 fore
close mechanics lien. att. " 9 Levine.
ELIZABETH ST. ld@: John Molinari agt
Joseph l. Motiuari e. al partition. attys.
X { a VI y Mcdonald.
18Th ST - =. ana property IN West
chester county: augusta r Ieregs. Louis q
\ Barnard ct al ,amcuded PARTITION atty
\ Murr>. lr.
CPD ST. ~ =. 90 - Coluu gu. av. 1915
MOO :. MurSaIetta T. De Lcmus 81 al agt
Helen VI Edgar ct al foreclosure OF mtg.
AttyS. Rose * Pa-kus
ll4TH ST y ". Lillian Wechslcr aEi
Kate - Kramer q al foreclosure Of MTG 4.
am Il Y Mcchsler.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06

Bronx Eoonug and Wafer PROBING 90 ast
St"plcN Improvement 60 ct 81: Aus T.. 1910.
so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
The Bronx.

1>0Tli ST so l.: Joseph Comach. ayt Mira
Nitalc. owner AMI contractor. 500.
HILL ~. w g. 80 q Randall av. j0Xl00.
Henry q Snlsck j.. .gt Robert Pickens.
owner aud --ntractor UrucWaD. 80 g..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
Paterson Stores Leased.

VI. e. L. Hess. Inc. have leased for
the United Merchants Realty and In,
provemeut Company the store and
basement at PA Main St. Paterson
\. J.. 70 the Eclipse Talking Machine
Company. Abraham Larday, proprietor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06

real. ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
How You Can Help Bring Pathescope
To Your School

Dor .: : machines will be divided 10 ''"'
Number .. .ts.a sy
votes. The schools which get the ~.
number OF votes m proportion 70 "a.
average daily attendance during 'n'
test viii be awarded the machines ., \,
In case of tic "a machine VIII Ve So
each Of the tieins contestants a,
Votes may be secured iu Two Ns!s .,c.,
vav is bv sending 10 the l0tins eeg syS.y
which appeal. 90 tie DAILY ana s.crri-f
Tribune The other vs. - o! m,
Dafd-lu-adNauco subscriptions "
IIiIUu, % Z
Tho contest opened on Septeinoe'
closeS November 2sth =, "a
Votes given OF su1scil ptons are
lows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
MECHANICS LIENS.
OCTOBER .
Manhattan.

BROADWAY. 9 cor Slst ST. lO-.-x--0S,
Charles n DaImstadt aet William Waller
Rosie Bornheimer ana Lehman Ecfnheimer
trustees. oWnere; Fulton building 60. lessee :;
FIeiSchmaun Bros 90. contractor: 49, 60.
GREENE 81. 60 and Il: kaslOV Iron
Work. In. at % GIN Street 90, owner;
William Gsuphin. contractor; $40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
St. Louis Hotel Sale To day.

Joseph +. Day will offer to-day at
She Vcscy. ST. saleSroom at Supreme
Court forgciosuIe sale the St. Louis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
The Bronx.

linton Az. "a q. lOl5 s Or l56th st. a.
N1&9. Flora Harris ast Rosie lIolstoin e.,
al tforcclosuic OF mtg. atty L llrsch-
berg
80 ~. w. cor . Brook aV. -. Sx29 =.
charles u Teneubaum sgt William IL Har-
Bros
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
MnIRIsroMN \ i

IWVh W
sale O! Ret. furnished or unLrnlshed compile G
an.yes: Residence bricS snd stone. all improve
ments n perfect order. % rooms. baths. eleTstor:
best location: corner lot .50Il00 large garage 's
be Apply G. +. ORVIS. 90 Broadway. New Yof.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
The Bronx.

Lawyers. Mtg 90 20 Emma Plant. 80 600.
Same Go Rolf T. Fowler q q, trustee;
$4,000.
Helene AlliIch q, C.as. kuocE 81
Taxpayers REALTY 60 to Iiaus Calm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
] he Bronx.

CIIYTON Az. 1S@o. s. ~ JAao:. Marion
J. lrelsnd TO " y Realities. Inc 81 Pam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06
NEW SUBSCRIPTIONS.
ent 10 The Tribune Office paid in advance.

good for twenty five votes s.,t,
Tho vote schedule divided ilo $3.50 Porous NO J. seP'
and Period No =. NoAenDec Isl u A0L ember :siL ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06

HARRIS & VAUGHAN
500 9TH Ave.
Tel 81 Murray Hin. :
Renting Agent on pre-
Tel s63 Morninsgd,
Floor plan upon rsqgs
HARRIS 4 VAUGHN
500 9Th Ave.
Te Murray HiN =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06

| cARsTEIN & Lryx,.
KIN 81 Folr,h A,
Phone 2z93 Cran.,,,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-06

Electric elevator. light rooms.
efficient serl ice; convenient
30 subway and Amsterdam
az. and liJth s. surface
cars.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1914-12-18

Inc hiiei shrine OF this eQuivocal
temple was draped with black velvet.
ana there were secret doors abont
winch even Zudora knew nothing
There was the inevitable dais and be-
fore THIS huge crystal globe in which
Hassam All saw the past and the I'll
ture as reNea'ed by his victim. II
was easy to cFew the past, and It was
not difficult to draw the future. The
future In this globe was nearly always
what the victim wished hence the
popularity Of Hassam ALL late Of III.
Eclipse circus, faker and card sharp.
chief Of band Of most clever and In
genious criminals. And Zudora wan
iered In and out Of this Ubiquitous
maze as wild Cove might have flown
over pestilential swamp. untouched
and unknown.
AS the mlser grew stronger in Has
sam Ali the evil thought previously
referred to became more and more III
sistent. Zudora must die. When he
faced this inevitability for the hrs,
time be was genuinely Mortified. Ill
was her uncle: her mother had beer
his sister; the girl was, his flesh and
blood. But the constant recurrence
of an evil desire gradually lessons the
adherence Of 1t. Today In Hassau
Ais mind there remained no shred,
Of conjunction. only desire 10 ac'
complish the deed without In any
manner directing suspicion toward
him. So to this one object h. now
turned the brilliant powers Of his alb
normaly evil mind Zudora must die.
But how?
In n few days she would be eighteen
On that day she would become enor
mously rich. He must rid himself OF
her before she had time to appreciate
what the power Of money meant. But
how2 In what subtle, cunning man
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Striking the German Across the Face.
ner that would make It impossible for
the law to trace the deed to him! And
there was another obstacle rising slo v.
ly, but surely aud formidably. over the
horizon- love Youth and the neces
,lty Of love. these menaced the plan
If Hassam Ali. He had tolerated this
keen eyed. clean lived young lawyer.
John Storm. because he had In way
relieved him Of the trial VI finding en-
.ertainlnent for Zudora The time had
come for Storm to be sent about his
business.
One night while he was dreaming
over the past. marvellng over the
strange crust Of cynicism which over
lay bis sense Of moral obligation Has
sam saw his way. Zudora WAS inter
ssted Ia detective work and had often
begged to he allowed to use her powers
Of logical deduction. Zudora should
play the detective ~ her hearts con-
tent, and II she met with some terri
ble accident who would be the wiser?
TW enty millions In god.
His hands opened and shut spasmod-
ically. lndistmctly he heard II rustic
VI petticOats. He opened his eyes to
dnd his Niece at his feet
"Uncle, don't you know what day
this isY' she asked.
"Why. 1t is Wednesday"
Have you forgotten that this Is M
eighteenth birthday"
Eighteenth birthday! Good heav'
ems, 80 1t IL. 80 1t Isl"
He laid his hand upon her dark he d
but be did not look down inc the
youthful and beautiful face raised to
ward his own. His fingers unconsc aus
ly crept Into the girls hair. tribe 10
strongly for an affectioDate gesture.
"What Is it, she asked, drawing h>r
head away quickly,
"A touch VI rheumatism In my arm.
he said intuitiyely. You know II give
me twinge once In 10 often. 80 you
are eighteen. years oldf"
And you sad that on this day wis
TO cOme into fortune"
",rhat Is true. now much do on
thlnk 1t isT'
"Uh. pc. haps $50,OO0."
'ls it--iosti sue asked.
mo. my child. It Is I'll
sponsibllily which IL
upon your young snuuf
me sud. Tomorrow II
yers will Inform you
Of the richest heires'