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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-13
JEWELLERS COURT
IN $75O,OOO TRADE
Duke dc Moro Sells Maiden
Lane Building Which He
Bought in February.
500. 900 DEAL IN 46TH ST.

Jewellers Court. the twelve story Of
ice building at 81 and SO Maiden Lane.
has been sold by Duke de Moro. who
bought II last February from Edward 4
schmidt OF Philadelphia through Phila-
de'phia real estate brokers. The buyer
NJ the building, who Is a client Of
Charles Il. Van Valen. gives besides a
cash consideration. the amount OF which
remains n secret. the property AT ~ and
~ West seventeenth street, extending
through the block to 3S West Eighteenth
street. four and five story business build
ings valued on the tax books at $780,
900. The duke held the Maiden Lane
property at $3.50. 900. which is s1S5, 600
more than what the city says II is worth.
The building Is OF a plot 39.2 feet on
Ma,de Lane and extends back 1879 feet
to John street. where 1t is "a feet wide.
Il is betwee william n Nassau
streets and for several years has been
the home of wholesale and manufac-
turing jewellers. When Duke de Moro
bought the property he gave in part
payment the Phillips estate. a tract Of
$50 acres. and several dwellings at VII
lancva, near Philadelphia, which he
valued in the trade at s350.0oO.
This property has been In his
family for many years. having been
bought by his father. Moro Phillips, who
went to Philadelphia years z and
built up "A large chemical and drug
business. Duke de Moro Is Moro Phil
llbsis eldest son and is said to have
purchased his title in Spain. His home
ia in Essex. England.
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INVESTORS buy TENEMENTS.

EAST 7TH STREET.-L.. J. Phillips a
co. have sold for the porahal Realty
Company the southeast corner OF
Seventh street and Hall place. a six
story modern apartment house, on "A
plot 75xG2.2, to a client Tor invest
ment. The house was built "A rev
years ago and Is one OF the best
houses of it's kline in the section. 1t
faces the Hewitt Memorial Building
a two story building, and overlooks
Cooper Square.
WEST 18TH STREET.-Horace 5. Ely
A. co. have sold for New York Trust
Company 4 West 18th street, "A four
story and basement dwelling, on "A lot
lT6xlO0.ll. John &. Mccarthy. who
owns . West 18th street, is the
buyer. He now controls a plot Box
l00ll adjoining the southwest corner
of Fifth avenue.
GREENWICH STREET,-Joseph +.
Day has resold 80 Greenwich street
which he recently disposed Of for
hannah Mendelsohn. to Patrick Me-
earthly, who owns the southwest
corner of Greenwich and Rector
streets. adjoining on the north. with
this property Mr. Mccarthy owns 81
feet on Greenwich street and SO feet
on Rector street.
PARKER STREET.-Sidney II. HickoN
are sold the lot. 25X9J, on the east
side OF Parker street. 20 feet south
of Castle Hill avenue. The buyers
will erect a four story fiat.
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AFTER 40TH STREET PLOT.

The Forster Realty Company. John p.
Forster. president. has practically con-
cluded negotiations for the purchase Of
the stable property at III and l1S West
Forty-sixth street from John J. and Ed
ward p. Tearney, who have owned it
for many years. Mr.. Forster said he ex-
pected the deal 10 go through at n
time. Probably one q the delays was
the absence from the city Yesterday OF
the Tearneys and their attorney, Joseph
J. Harris. Thu property measures 80
feet on the street line and extends back
toward Forty-seveuth street 1908 feet
Opposite is Public School 81 and sixth
avenue is but a few hundred feet TO
the east of the property. The Tearreys
have been holding the property At $780,
600. but what they have agreed to take
FOR Il could not be learned yesterday.
Mr.. Forster has obtained a mortgage Of
$500 on the property from the Bowery
Savings Bank. \ resale of the realty is
pending. so is a five years lease. which
Mr.. Forster will accept II the resale does
not go through. A stable man wants the
property and has offered $4,000 a year
for II.
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COURT HOUSE PLAN UP TO-DAY.
Real Estate interests to Discuss
Project with city Onicials.

Real estate interests have arranged
'or a conference on the new cour house
project at II 80 A. NJ. to-day in the
civ Hall. The question will be dis
cussed whether il is best to drop the
project Of a new court house or build
Il al once.
President McAneny, Comptroller Prem
dergast and Borough President Pounds
will represent the city. Judge Morgan
J. OBrien will represent the Court
House Board. The Advisory Council OF
Real Estate Interests will be represented
BY Charles :. Brown. william l.. De
Bost, Albert q. Milbank. Frederick II.
Ecker. treasurer of the Metropolitan
Life Insurance Company Clarence II.
Kelsey, president of the Title Guarantee
and Trust Company Alfred r.. Marine.
president of Horace $. Ely & Oo. {:
Charles A. Peabody. president Of the
Mutual Life Insurance Company. and
Cyrus { Miller. former president OF The
Bronx, chairman OF the executive COM
mit'ee OF the advisory council. +. L.
Goodrich. who examined the foundations
u buildings on the new court house
site, will also attend.
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BELIEVES STRANGE PATIENT.
Pennsylvania Farmer Brought ia
city, shot In Right Eye.

Win a guushot wound in his right
eye. received .u some mysterious fashion,
Addison Abraham. - years old. said
To- he a wealthy farmer OF 6alilee.
Wayne county, Pa, Was rushed mere
yesterday morning and taken to Belle
vtc Hospital with hin came a private
nurse. Mrs BaItha Clausen, II his
wife. Mrs clara Abraham.
Abraham was brought IN an Invalid
char in a baggage car on the Erie Rail
road and was met Al Jersey city ny "A
private ambulance which had been or
dcred b, telegraph He WAS taken 10
the Post Graduate Hospital In Eigh-
tceuth street first. but did not enter, 90
Ing 70 Bellevue instead.
Dr. Rhode examined him and found
that the bulle; had crossed the top OF
his uo>e,aud entered his right eye and
that tie optic nerves Of the left had
been so injured that he Will probably
lose the sight Of both eyes. Mrs.
Clausen ana Abraham spent the night
al the Osborn Hail. "A NURSES home
cross the street from Bellevue. Abra-
ham refused TO tell how he was injured
so did Mrs. clJusen. and Mrs. Abraham
SAID that her husbands Illness was
ppGalySls.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY RENTALS.
Park Place building and Several
Big Iptown stores Leased.

Alexander J. Roux & Co. have leased
the building al "a Park place, running
though to Barclay street, to J. NJ. Thor
burn & Co. for a term of years.
Clark T. Chambers has leased to Will
let \. Lazier the store and basement at
. and II Fast Thirty-third street for a
long term of years. Mr.. Lazier will
use the premises for the sale of period
furniture. He has been located on
Forty-second street adjoining the
Knickerbocker Hotel FOR several years.
Louis Schrag has leased the third.
fourth and NTH lofts at Is and II West
Forty-fourth street TO the Vogue Hat
Company for five years. the second loft
ut 1i1 and li3 West Twenty-fourth
street to Geschwer Bros. and the fourth
loft at $40 and 54I Eighth avenue To
julius Miller.
Louis Ketnpner & Son have leased a
store at 2ilS Broadway to Hermann
Reiser for a term of Ave years for a
b. ker's salesroom and pastry shop.
pease & Gilman and Harris &
Vaughan have leased the store. base
ment and first loft at $ and 10 East
Forty-seventh street to Benjamin Alex
ander for a term of years.
Joseph p. Day has leased the north
half OF the eighth floor in the Edison
Building. SO 10 80 Duane street. FOR a
term of years. to the United states En-
pansion Bolt Company.
Spear & Co. have rented the fourth
loft IN 7l5 and IL Broadway to the
Ellmar company loft in rs to 80 west
Twerty-seventh street to Moses Abrain-
son and a loft In 10 to 20 Aston place
to the \. & II. Panama Hat Company.
Messimer Il Carreau have leased the
top i,oor in 53i West ~Twenty-irst street
to Slocum, Avram & Slocum Labora-
tories. Inc. for manufacturing and ex-
perimertal purposes.
NJ. & l.. Hess have leased about lo.ooV
square feet Ia the building occupied by
Aiken. Son & Co. at SO and ST5 Broad
way, and - Eas, Eighteenth street 10
the Baker & Bennet; Company. one OF
the largest manufacturers OF domestic
TOYS.
Daniel Birdsall & Co. have rented to
Parker. Wilder & Co. the store. base
nent and sub-basemeut in 10 Leonard
street. and TO the Truney Halsey Com
pany the store. basement and suo-oase-
ment In SO Leonard street.
The Charles +. Noyes Company mas
leased the store and basement in 32o
Pear, street to the Alpine supply Com
pany ground floor in 50 Ann street 10
Joseph 8. Schien. and two floors In 2'o
| Pearl street 10 Leopold Spiegel.
Douglas l.. Gilman u Co. have leased
the parlor floor store at 4l9 Lexington
avenue. opposite the Grand Central Ter
minal. 10 Joseph Langenauer' decorator
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LARGER SITE For THEATRE.

The Claremont Building Company has
bought 2O2 and 204 West Ninety-siNth
street. two nve story fats, on a plot 54.6x
1905 s, adjoining the southwest corner OF
Amsterdam avenue. from Charles l.. l..
Wolf.
with the property recently secured
by the company at that point the
frontage on N.nety-sixth street is now
llT.S feet. Four parcels at he rear on
N~inety-ffth street were also recently
taken by the same interests. 20 that "A
site Of over nine lots is now available.
Title to the Wolf property has Just
passed. The property is to be improved
with "A theatre, details OF which were
made public some time go
Rumor has 1t that the Keith Interests
will be identified with this new enter
prise. r. +. Keith just before his death
had negotiations under way with VIM
cent Aston for the erection of a theatre
at Broadway and Ninety-hfth street
The plans for the new theatre are being
prepared by william II. McElpatrick,
who designed many big theatres in this
city. The site is located Just about 100
feet east of the subway station.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-13
CALVIN roMKI>s LEASES HOME.

Former Dock Commissioner CALVIN
Tomkins has leased his residence at
II West Tenth street. a -four story ana
basement house, TO B. ogden Chisolm,
who at present lives at Is a FIFTY
third street. MIR. Tomkins recently
rented an apartment in the Wyoming.
at Seventh avenue and Ft.ty-hfth street.
Tho lease is FOR a long term OF years.
Porter y Co. have leased for Spauld-
ing Nalin TO a Bueren Allen the three
story dwelling At 2il West lSOth street.
The HoUehton Company has leased
10 Susan r. Mcclellan the three story
and basement dwelling at 1873 West
Ninety-fourih street for DR.. Francis w.
Davis.
Slawson & Hobbs ave leased the
four story dwelling at 3i4 West End
avenue to Mrs. O. +. Gosmere.
Pease 4 Gilman have leased for Mrs.
k~atheI.ne ]. waite the five story AMI
basement dwelling at 81 Riverside Drive
TO Frank c Armstrong for a term Of
years.
Slawson & Hobbs have rented for
" +. u. stokes 20 Mrs. l., G Chase
the four story dwelling A. 5i3 West End
avenue for two years.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-13
Big TINS ESTATE IN
DEWEY THEATRE FIGHT
Larry Mulligan and Paddy Sui
Ivan Making Effort to
Reopen House.

\ fight In expected when a meeting Of
vention Bureau Is held TO-DAY for the
purpose OF passing on the ti-i,t to re-
open the old Dewey Theatre on East
Fourteenth street. The housc has been
closed for more than two years. due
largely TO the fact that several city on
cials have held that 1t did not meet tho
requirements as to safety.
The theatre is the property Of the es-
tate Of Timothy u. sullivan. For many
years burlesque shows were 'he attrac-
ton, and in its later days the William
Fox Amusement Company ran It under
a lease. From time to time city officials
would Ale violation complaints. and
finally the Fox company a " up the
house. Now the Fox con,par. has
another theatre In the same block
and. 1t is said, will protest against the
granting OF n new license Got the old
theatre. asserting that II is not exempt
under the Ia as has been claimed by
those Interested.
The executors Of Big ri, estate.
Larry Mulligan and Paddy sullivan, wish
20 reopen the house. Sine time ago Q
request was made to the Building De-
partment for approval of plans for max
ing changes in the building. The Bureau
Of Fire Prevention was appealed 10 ana
after several examinations Joseph y.
Hammit gave 1t as his opinion that the
theatre is now in shape to be thrown
open to the public.
It is said that since the closing OF the
house two underground ~passageways as
exits have been put In. They lead To
Thirteenth street The main entrance
has been widened from ~ to "5 feet.
The Dewey Theatre was not orig
inally built for the show business. bu
was remodelled from an old chufch
known AS Trinity Chapel. The City
Club. il was said last night. will oppose
the granting OF a license to the Dewey.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-13
SUIT BEGUN TO STOP
COURT HOUSE PLAN
United Real Estate Owners
Would Prevent Award
Of Contracts.
mt NOTION ASKED FOR

Tie tinted Real Estate Owners As
soria,ion. Of which Stewart Browne Ia
,rssidcnt. started suit yesterday to pre-
,ou, the awarding Of contracts for the
construction of the proposed circula
court house and to prevent the acauisi-
ton Of any more land adjoining the site
already purchased.
The organization, through its at
torr,y. y. Blcecker Miller of 10 Broad
way. filed IA petition in the Supreme
court. asking for an injunction restrain
ing any further acts on the part Of the
Nayor. the Board Of Estimate, the
members Of the Court House Board. the
corporation counsel and the Commits
sioners Of Estimate and Appraisal.
The complaint alleges that the city
already has spent more than $4,000. 900
in the purchase OF land and that 1t is
tlaured to eNpcnd about 1000. 900 in
occurring still moro land. II asserts
ina, the cost of the building without
furnishings will be Sl6,0 900, 900.
The association say that It's mem
hers. owning real estate in this city
amounting to more than $500, 900. 900.
will be greatly injured by the waste of
money in the matter described. 1t urges
tbat the laws under which the de-
PENDANTS are acting In arranging TO
build the court house are unconstitu-
tional.
II is pointed out that the court house
site already acquired In over the old
Collect fresh water pond, and hat it
- 49, -
lay foundations on that site. as shown
b, the condition OF the Criminal Courts
Building. which was Quilt over a part
Of the old pond. 1t is also asserted that
the city Of New York purchased the old
Collect Pond in 1892 and never sold 1t,
and that s6.0OO.0 200 accordingly has been
va!d for land which the city really owns
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NEW REALTY CORPORATIONS.

rh. following realty corporations were
chartered at Albany yesterday:
Tidewater Investing Corporation, Man
haitian: capital. $50. o00; directors. Louis J
Enure Paterson. y J.; Richard seyhold,
Rrooklyn, and ". 5 A Hunter, New YORK
city, .,,,
Wardin Company, Manhattan; capital
A. 600: directors. Jacob talter, John Schek-
L.rg. New York city, Fannie newman
Broptlyn. ~
H s. Dewey. Manhattan; capital, $4,000;
directors. Hannah :. Dewey, Mount Yer
nor. \ Y. Helen l.. Tonks, New York city,
And Milton l.. Bernheim, The Bronx.
Unrio Realty Corporation, Manhattan;
cnnltaI. $1,000, directors, Rudolph peihel
David Friedman and Max Wiedcr, New
York city,
crane building Cooperation, brooklyn
c,nit,l, 81, 900. directors, William A.
crane, New York city. Julius Weiss. Jacob
/ Weiss, Brooklyn
csnIt,L, $4,000; directors, Lillian II simon.
Lillian l.. Gslitzman and George ]. Ga'itz-
man, Brooklyn
Perford Bros, BROOKLYN; capital, -, 600:
dir,,,or. Abraham Berfori Meyer Berford
and Annie Berford. Rr""klyn,
Muhlthsch Estate. Far Rockaway; cap
ltal, 81. 600; directors, Josephine Geih. Eli2'
nbcth Mcnamara and Louise Vaughn Far
R~ockaway. \, y
cnpital, 10000; directors, Alonzn n
Hough, Richmond Hill, y, Y Charles 4
| Hendrickscn. Jamaica, y. T., and John II,
Wondrirk son, Springfield, " Y.
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RENTING At SOUTHAMPTON.

Alfred L Schermerhorn has leased at
southampton For Mrs. Alfred Nelson.
Clovertop, on Fair Lea. to Miss :.
Dorothy Schieftlin for Or. George T..
Brewer. a cottage at Great Plains road
and Cooper's Neck lane to Frank d.
Shaw for l.. +. Jennings. his cottage
on Main street 10 Robert X. Stafford {:
for Henry w. Brush, South cottage on
Halsey's Neck lane to George A. Ar
nour for Edward w. Davis. cottage on
SHINE cock Dad TO John :. Phipps for
James T. Kilbreth. keewaydin AT First
Neck lane and Pond lane to Arthur Cop
pell for DR.. John Hendlcy Barnhart.
Surnys.de on OK Pasture road to Mrs.
Henry W. Miller for W. a. Putnam,
Midhelds on Halsey's Neck lane TO
Henry w. de Forest street house on
Main street to Mrs. Lee Delafeld. and
for Mrs. Archibald NJ. Brown. cottage on
the Shinnecock Hills to DIR. Harold Bar
clay.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-13

The White star liner PaIti,. sailing
Thursday for Liverpool. vii take mail.
closing at : 80 a Nj, for all Europe except
Germany. Austria, Hungary, Luxembourg.
Turkey. Netherlands. Norway. sweden and
Denmark, also for Africa. West Asia and
the East Indies.
The Italian liner Principe 81 tdIu1. ss.i-
iug ThuI-lIy tor Naples. viii carry mat.
closing or 40 \ NJ fnr italy bulgaria,
Serbia, RuiuIg.t switzerland md Greece.
Al mail ~a. Y. specials ullr'. s,i for
despatch Is this stcimer.
The Stlu.lutN4tu-Aan tI,Iu .lr.r l EItcd
states. sailing Th.' tu' for 'hr.s'itnsand
AMI thr.~'ltr'I. HI. carry WufI, closing AZ
80 4 81. for Norway sweden. Denmark.
Gc-mtu,. Austria, Hangar, ~l.A,u.uurg
and Turl,,
The Holland Amert.t IUst Eoitsrltm.
sailing Tllr.IIv fnr Rotterdam. WIl axe
mail closing At $50 \. N. 90. the Nether-
lands u1.s.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-13
BELLE TERRE MAY he SOLD.

BY a judgment Z foreclosure ard sale
fled in the County Clerks office at
Riverhead. |. l., Saturday noon against
the Belle Terre Estates nj Port JEFF
~ferson. the last remaining legal obstacle
to the sale Of the property In foreclosure
proceedings has been removed, and the
Title Guarantee and Trust Company.
trustee under the first mortgage bonds.
MAJ give notice OF the sale now at
any time, Il is not believed this will
be done until the summer Is over. The
amount; involved in the proceedings is
s30S. 0J7.9 6 This represents the $3.50
000 OF first mortgage Belle Terre bonds
outstanding and the interest irstalmentS
that have been defaulted. Belle Terre
Estates went into the hands OF Edward
Lyons as receiver. In January, 1918.
about six years after Dean Alvord had
launched the enterprise as a suburban
development de luxe.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-13
COUPON co. ON FIFTH AVENUE.
Leases Eleven story Building Fac
Ing Madison

The former Mark Cross Building. AT
2l0 Fifth avenue through to 1892 Broad
way, has been leased by John y, Gold
ing for "a long term of years to the
Mutual Profit Coupon Corporation. Of
which David 4. Schultz. interested in
the Schultz cigar stores, is president.
The leasing company was recently in
corporated at Albany, II will occupy
practically three-Quarters OF the eleven
story building, In the lower floors Will
be established a premium station. Sew
eral OF the upper floors will be used for
executive offices. The building has "A
frontage of 2s,2 feet on Fifth avenue
and 30.2 feet on Broadway. and ad-
joins the twenty story commercial build
ing erected by the Johnsons on the old
cafe Martin site, comprising the entire
block front on the south side of Twcn-
ty-siXth street, from Fifth avenue to
broadway. II faces Madison Square.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-13
sGTu STREET DEAL RUMORED.

A deal is said to be pending for the
sale by Mrs. DIVA +. Hoe Of her hold.
fngs at IA. iis. 1852. l54, 1856. l5S ana
l62 West Eighty-sixth street. six dwell.
ings between Columbus and Amsterdam
avenues Those who claim to know are
not sure whether the deal is a family
affair or outside interests are buying the
property. The plot Is not connected, so
that only the property from 1872 TO 100
would be available for improvement. Ar
thur /. Hoe transferred his interest in
the property at lj2 last Friday.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-13
NEW TRIAL REFUSED LAWSON.
Colorado Labor Leader Calls Judge
Tool Of Operators.

TRINIDAD. Col, July l2.-The plea Of
l3hn r Lawson, international board
member Of the United Mine Workers OF
america, for a new trial was refused to-
Jay by Judge CRANKY Hillyer in the
District Court. Lawson faced the court
md said. In tire name OF the courts
4 my country. which | respect. l pro-
EST against your right 10 pass judgment
81 ne. II is undenied in this ease that
iou were appointed &C the bench this
ming FOR the trial of myself and my
associates. Fresh from the employment
u the coal operators OF Colorado. in
'udirg the Rockefellers. who have en-
l.5etred these prosecutions. yourself a
,oa. company attorney. you were so
ireJudiced against me that my case In
lis court was a travesty on justice.
To-day the supreme Court of Colorado
n Denver is reviewing your conduct"
lawson charged that he had been
made a victim OF a handpicked jury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-13
MAYO HEADS AIRSHIP co.
TO Build Dirigibles, II IL Said, for
Government.

HARTFORD, Conn. July l2.-virginius
! Mayo OF the Mayo Radiator Company
v New Haven, who attained publicity
asst spring when the death Of his
',enogrspher precipitated he disclosure
" his domestic affairs. heads n big air.
nip company which filed articles of
corporation to-day In the office OF the
secretary Of State for the purpose, IL
: reported, OF filling contracts with the
,,ederal Government for dirig!bles Of the
'eppelin type.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-13
HOLLAND HOUSE LEASED.

Matt J. Ward & Co. and Cammann,
Voorhees, & Floyd have leased the Hol-
land House, at Fifth avenue and Th!r-
tieth street. TO j. Charlton Rivers and
Jean q. Nenetos IT an aggregate rental
of sl.O32 zoo. Mr., R'vo~s was for seven
years proprietor OF the Hotel Webster, ON
Torty-tfth street near Firth avenue, and
tie past two years manager OF the Hotel
Majestic. Central Park West and
Scyerty-second street, He will he the
managing director of the Holland House.
rh, new proprietors will take possession
o. the hotel August /.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-13
SELLS IOI FLUSHING LOTS.

Buyers were found for 1Ol Flushing
lots on saturday by Bryan l.. Kennedy
AT prices ranging from si75 to 5000 each.
Among the buyers were II. ]. Brennan.
Morris Cohn. John Flick, g. l.. Freund.
Mrs Anna Masch. James Quigley. l..
:. Parmcrter, Frank G. Schneider, James
turner. John Is. link. J. Heineman,
Thomas o'Brien, Mary Il. Kelly, d.
Mcdonald, Theodore G. Kundberg. Will
lam X. Mayer and Peter Fletcher.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-13
SHOOTS sTEPsON; KILLS SELF.
Tragedy when Young Man Ac-
cu.es Elder Of stealing $40.

FRANK Hockreiter, Al, a bricklayer or
irat'an street, Williamsburg, fatally
"o' hS sicpson. Anthony Nogsl. -, also
. hrcN.ayer, last night at Morgan ave-
ne ana irattan street and then killed
''hs'' The shooting was the result
I an alteration In which the younger
tan accused his stepfather OF stealing
" - that he had saved to pay his
.'rs IN Nh" hrIcklayer's union.
DE- payment VAS TO have been made
'' ''Lh.. When Nogel found that his
",'iH' were gone he accused Hook
.'"' Tho cnraged s~tepfather fired
,''e shot, into Norel's body. Then
''tFa.''l ended his own life,