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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
Rich Briton and Priest Captives;
More Troops Sent to Douglas

Fl Paso. Tex. Oct. 27.-Ernest r.
Ayton. a wealthy British mining man,
and the priest Of the Guanacevi dis
trict Of Chihuahua were kidnapped on
October 10 by an armed force whose
Affiliations are unknown, according to
sdvices received to-day b. the acting
British Consul here. Representatives
have been made TO the State Depart
ment. the British Embassy and Gen
eral Carranza.
The 7th and Goth Infantry were or
dered to-day from Fort Bliss TO Doug
las. Ariz.. where General Gales. Of the
Csrranzs government, with 5000 men
at Aqua Priets. across the border
faces an attack By General Villa. with
5000 troops.
The regiments will add 1900 men TO
the Douglas force. which consists OF
about $500 men. under General DAVIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
SELLS SEVENTH
AVE. STRUCTURE
S. K. Johnson Co. Take Far
Rockaway Site in Part
PAYMENT.

Arnold. Byrne 4 Baumann have SOLO
for the s. X. Johnson Realty Company
the seven-s;ory elevator apartment, on
a plo: 26xl0O, al the northwest corner
of Seventh Avenue and ll2th street, 10
Joseph II. Myers. The buyer gave IN
part payment two fourteen-room cot
tages, on q plot 260xiT5, on Wave crest
Avenue, Far Rocksway. The properties
were held al $ie5.oO0.
George ]. Kenny and William j.
Kenny have sold their Aston lessehold,
property situated on the northsriy
side of East Third Street, adjoining
the northwest eo-ner OF Avenue A, TO
Adolph Weiss, owner and proprietor
of the Avenue A Theatre, who Is now
en- citing new theatre building:
Henry Hof has sold for William II.
Dempsey the hve-st0ry tenement az
2i4 East Thirty-eighth Street, on lot
25xl00, located 20i feet east OF third
Avenue The buyer is John ii, Barn.
ing, who will alter II into suites OF
two and three rooms. This IS the hrst
sale Of the property in nearly seventy
years.
sold, in conjunction with sdoy =.
Weinstein. seven new hve-story apart
ment houses al Southern Boulevard
and Barretto Street, just back OF the
Hunts Point and Similar Court apart
ments. two Of the biggest multi-famiiy
houses IN The Bronx.
The property. which was sold by the
builders, Adelstein l. Ayrutine, under
the title of the Baronet Realty Com
pany, was valued at 100000.
The Empire City Mortgage and Hold.
ing Company Samuel Bsrkin and
Adolph Weiss), has bought l,55l
Southern Boulevard, a fve-story new
law fat, on plot 40xl00, near i73d
Street. william Axelrod was inc
broker.
Joseph II. Bleckmer has sold for
William Haehnel 53l East l4Sth Street,
q fve-story triple fiat, on plot 3T.ox
10, to Barnett Williams; also. for
Nettie Heller, 2.li4 Hughes Avenue, a
one-family frame dwelling, on lot
l6x9O, 70 n client for occupancy.
Calm & Pittman and +. 0ppenheimer
have sold for the Paternal Construc-
ton Company. the premises known as
1851 Prospect Avenue, being plot
426Y144. used for business purposes.
This property was recently taken In
an exchange by the Paternal Con-
struction Company from Colonel Jacob
Rupert.
The Lewis II. May Company resold
for H. Brosman, 1921 Union Avenue,
The Bronx, a four-family house, to l..
Newman. This property was recently
taken In exchange for Far Rockaway
dwelling through the same brokers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28

At IL Nesey 81
BY Uenv Brady
UTB ST is2 10 li2 vs. $50 " 9Th AZ. lsl l
CSC. sty loft bldg. 70 the plaintiff Tor so oes
7sTH ST 21s W. 5, 2ss = Amsterdam Az. isr
i022. and S sy twls 70 Albert Z. Harcora
fUr 81. w
HILLSIDE ST. S. snd 81 Nicholas AZ. ;, pat
Of pii 49, map a. Estate q fssAc DycxnaL.
ITO 3r2os sTl6s 70 Robert Baker for
Ss.o3o
BY Joseph r. Day.
10TH ST. eI3 2. n g. 800 "a av 2sri0o.Ii. Z
~ ,enmt AID siores; sold &c ths plsintir J,
iilrH ST. 1873 and las ". - 2S1s IN ~.
81 sxl0o II. sly tenmi soid TO the plsintln ior
Dash ESTATE LOTS In vsa Cortland, disssi a.
The results win be found M snofhes column.
OLIVER ST. 50. q IS Oak II. 95rl02x3s IL
lola. brick tenmi and stores and tty ear
teilmt 10 ths pisintif for tl2 ~
iilTH 81, az and "a y. 8. 200 v 81 A.. tey
loei sty lot BLDG. TO The plaintiff for $4,000
Al The bons Etchsnse
BY James J. Donovan.
aoBCRTs Az. D. whole froaf be, 6sinshors -
add Eastern Bird. 200 iri0o: withdrawn
BY J. II. Mayer
UNION Az. sss. .. sss.2 . Is5th = t5f1ist &.
sv brick tsnnt; adjourned 70 >cofa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
More Apartment Leases,

Goodwin & Goodwin have rented the
following apartments: In the Sara
sofa. SIP West 1921 St. 20 George Z.
stuckey and Charles NJ. Van Sielen;
in the Newington TO y. Chapman, Dun
leile Van Sckaiek. David S. Sksats,
George p. Borden. Theresa Sherman.
Miss z. V. Hewitt. Miss A. G. Mcbride
and James Townsend; IN Dacona Hall.
Riverside Drive and l22d St. to Carline
Crawford and Francis J. Mckee; in
the Harriet to DR.. Edward Seidman,
Daniel C. Tate. Mrs. Minnie Furiing,
Henry Thoesen. Walter Sheppard and
Z. s. Seidman; in the Trinidad TO Peter
McKenny. John ]. Lippe and A. Park.
hurst; in Blervie Hall. Broadway and
f44th st., to Ignatz Schnitzler. NJ. 0p-
rsnheimer. Daniel Abrams. sherman
kramer and Elias Wolf. The same
firm has also leased over twenty more
apartments in the upper West Side.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
CITY Dwelling Leases.

Pease G. Gilman have let furnished
for Mrs. Ida ~ Meyer her apartment
in 24s West End av, at the northeast
corner of list ST.. TO Nine. ODER. OF
the Metropolitan Opera Company; also
let furnished the apartment of Mrs.
Ernest F. Schmalk. in 80 West 55th
St. 20 Charles A. Stoneham.
The F. r. Wood. w. II. Dolson Com
pany has leased for William Mitchell
the FIVE story American basement
dwelling 3i2 West 92d ST. TO NJ. Hemin-
way
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
10TH ST. HONE FOR
MRS. RICHARD HUDNUT
Rents the J. B. 6 NJ. F. briggs
Residence, Furnished.

Pease & Gilman have leased, fur
nished, for John B. and Maitland F..
Griggs the large five story American
basement dwelling at East 10th St.
This house is thirty-fve feet wide, and
adjoins the Fifth av. corner, being sep
arated BY a court from the residences
of DR.. Fletcher, Payne Whitney and
James 3. Duke.
The tenant is Mrs. Richard Hudnut,
who last season took, furnished,
through the same brokers, the Astor
house at the northeast corner OF oofh
at. and Fifth ay.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
New Building Plans.


MAcLAY lv cor Hubbel st: for q sty' stable
10I20. Thomas Baker, Ga premises, ovncr b
$500
GLOVER ST. 8. 1881 st Raymond's Az: for
siy brick stores and dwls. 25xj0. CiacobbA,
iT05 ZeTega sv owner: Ebellng. 2400 westches-
ter az, architect. cost, 5000
LoRiAG PL. :. 3s1 81 lisil ~ Fame Terrace
Tor ST. brick tenmt. r. ssx95. Ioring Cour, 60
Mar kaymond. 507 West llgth st, presdentl.
owner: Sonme-fe1 & SteckieT. 81 Union Square
architects cost so 900
PELHAM BAY Park, - v Jacks Rock; for s,y
frame clubhouse 81 6I86; CITY u New York
owner; sfuyvessnt Goelst Club Walter CFea. 1915
MHer,oo Place. secIetaryl. lessee.
PARK Az. :. los l7G;h s. for a 2 fty brick
garage ,s.sEio9 Robert BoyisA. iiIs Plrk az.
owner. Adams q KirDy Arthur and fremont avs.
architects cost SIS 900
GRAND concoUHsE, IS 1923 is7th st; FOR .
sty brick sore. 25x52 6. Edsard KehOe 2-2l
Creston aE. owner; John ? Boyland. 25-s Webster
az architect. cost $500
18TH ST. q cor Friday av; FOR sty brick
house 200x201. Hofae Of the Daughters O, Jacob
iMrs Dworsky. sol East Broainsyl. owner.
Louis Acraason. 9.9 9Th AZ. architect cost,
$500 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
PURCHASES DWELLING
NEAR CEDNEY FARM
Charles D. Folsom Now Owner
OIL. Ward Princes Place.

The Robert E. Farley Organization
has sold the large and attractive resi-
dence of l.. Ward Prince at Gedney
Farm. White Plains. to Charles ID. Fol-
som, a lawyer, of this city.
The house is at the corner Of Sey-
mour Place and Ridgeway av. Il is OF
the California mission style Of archi-
lecture, stucco, with red futed tile
roof II contains twelve rooms and
three baths and has an attractive porte
eochere and pergola. The house is near
the old French chateau, the Gedney
Farm Hotel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
BIG PLANT AT AUCTION
To Sell Property of Robert {. Fisher
and Manhattan Marble Companies.

An opportunity of purchasing the
well known plant formerly occupied by
the Robert c. Fisher Company and the
Manhattan Marble Company will occur
tomorrow az the Bronx salesrcom.
The property extends from Locust
Avenue 1925 to the East River. on which
it has pol feet OF waterfront. cribbsd
and bulkhesded, also riparian rights
for an additional sixty-tiye feet. under
water, TO the new bulkhead line.
A spur of the New York Central
Railroad runs into the premises, which
are reached by the lSsth Street trolley.
A few years ago il was appraised at
more than 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
RESEARCH CHEMIST BUYS
Smelling. OF Pittsburgh, to Erect Big
Laboratory in Long Island City.

The Cross & Brown Company ms
sold a plot, 95xl6l feet. on the east
side OF Locust St. north Of Foster av ;
Long Island City, for J. and 5. !.
Marley TO Walter o. Smelling. a re-
search chemist, OF Pittsburgh. He Is
going to erect extensive laboratories
On the plot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
Lease New Brunswick Site.

Murray APfelbauam, Of ApielDaum .a =
Apfelbaum. Inc, OF Newark, has ieasea
for the Times Publishing Company, OF
New Brunswick, their entire two story
building at 2O5 Nelson St, New Bruins
WICK. for a term Of ten years. at an az
qregate rental of $4,000, TO Lawrence
s.. Rice. Of Cincinnati and this city.
The lessee will make extensive altera-
tons and use the building as a retail
furniture establishment.
This building is now occupied by
"The Times' daily paper, which was
represented by is president. Hugh
Boyd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
Kew WORKERS WED UPSTATE
rslmsr-Fiseher Marriage Takes Plses
fiuiefly at sarsnae Lake.

ssranse Lake, y. Y, Oct. 27.--With
srly the members Of the Immediate
tsmiiiss present, Miss Dorothy Kings.
sgry Fischer, daughter Of Hrs. and
xxrs George Kinssbury Fischer, Of New
Ieft, and Charles slfi Palmer, son Of
~. ssd Mrs. Charles NJ. Palmer. OF
1ss rsst, we're married In 81. Lpks's
Snnreh here this morning.. The SER
zee, was read By Arehdeacon Walter
=. Lzfpm, assisted BIZ the Rev. DR..
beets Kldder, the rector.
Hiss Fischer was given In marriage
~ her fAthsr. The Bridegroom was at
t$nesd BY Dean Palmer, DIR. Chauncey
ESpeH sd George s. Dyer. Mr.. and
~. Palmer will be 1T homs in ssrsnac
AAbe after Dse4mbsr 4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
Will Have Newark Branch.

Murray Apfelbaum. Of Apieitaum q
Apfelbaum. Inc. OF Newark, has leased
for James J. Mcclure the entire second
floor of the building located at sbf
and $50 Broad St.. Newark. N. j.. for
a long term of years to Eilhu OSulii-
van. A branch Of the Hydratic in:ti-
tute. now in the Plaza Hotel. New
York. is to occupy the floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
Alterations.
Manhattan.

ssrB ST, Al ard a. West. to a 4 s,y and basement
dwis p schWrIan. Ithacs. y Y. owner
Hughes f9f West Sith 81, architect: cost. 81. 400
MATTHEWS ay, s. 20 r. Rnine snder as to 8
sfy framf stores. - i01.o2; FTtdsnck ard
Pauline Blum. On premises. owners. HenV Nerd
helm. i0sG TrenoEt AZ. architect: cost. 81. 800.
The Bronx.
GRAND CoNcoURsE. :, Sc se7 NJ Hope Az:
TO a 10 sty brick tenmt, 5ixlI5: Otto schsaEz-
Ter, 800 East 10TH q, owner and architect. cot.
$1,000
SO Az. 2sl5: TO sty brick stores ana tenmt. 1861
IS; Ida kraus. 2g9l Broacsay. owner. 90. inss
Goidberg 5si East liS,h Il. architect: cost.
81 600
MT HOPE Az, 1859. 70 q ry frame dgg 22r
30 Thonxs g Price. -02i Arthur AZ. owner VIII .
lam II Meier. 1851 Garter sv. architect: cosl $500.
RosEoALe Az, ssh ze9 : walssr a.; 70 ~
hes. owner Buckley, 1913 Lusiis as srcai-
t.c:. cost 81 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
To Have Great Neck House.

S. 0sgood Pell & Co. have leased for
a term of years the Faas place, at
Great Neck, Long Island, to Roy At
well. He is starring in the new shu-
bert production alone at Last
The property has short frontage on
the Sound and Is near the properties
recently purchased by George NJ. Co
han and Samuel Harris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
Montclair Landmark Sold.

One Of the oldest residential land
marks of Montclair. the three story
residence on the north side OF Church
ST., containing fourteen rooms and
three bathrooms. has been sold by the
Central Presbyterian Society 70 Mrs.
Margaret Rigedsle. through z. VI.
Crawley & Brothers. OF Montclair.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
To Foreclose Fifth Az. Loan.

Justice Erlanger, OF the Supreme
Court, has appointed Joseph Osler re-
ceiver OF the rents Of 507 Fifth av, a
leasehold. pending suit brought by
James p. Ford, individually and as
executor, against the 5O7 Fifth Avenue
Company and others. The suit Is
brought TO foreclose a mortgage Of
5000 600, made on Jelly "a. 1907.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
Westbury Manor Report.

The Westbury Manor COMPANY has
sold a new bungalow on q plot 63xl0o
feet, in Butler ST.. near Manor ay.,
Westbury Manor, Westbury. Long ISL
and. to Henry S. Depew for occupancy.
Also a plot. 50xl00 feet. on Manor
av. to William J. Behr. who will erect
q new dwelling on the site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
Market for Westport Place.

John Crawford has sold for Mrs
Elizabeth p. Gault to George W. Alger
a country place at Westport, Conn,
consisting Of two and one-half acres
with a house, barn and garage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
TO IMPROVE QUEENS ACRES
J.. J. and Christian Noelius Buy Prop
erty at Referee Sale.

Morris l.. Strauss. referee. sold to
Philip J. and Christian Moelius I'VE
acre tract with frontage Of 3ls feet
on the west side Of Centreville Road
and north of the Jamaica South Road.
at Ozone Park, for $4,000.
Il was sold subject to mortgage for
$4,000. The property has been taken
for inproyement
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
Executors Sale To-day

To-day at ~ o'clock. noon, at the Ex.
change Salesroom, Joseph j. Day viii
offer at absolute executors auctiop
sale. TO close the estate Of John Brad
ley. deceased, the improved block from:
facing Abingdon Square, known as 4O2
to 4l6 Blocker ST., s4-s6 Bank St, BE-
5ss Hudson ST. and 2s9 West 18th 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
REALTY BOARD TO DINE
Purpose Is TO Bring All Members In
Touch with One Another.

The Real Estate Board OF New York
will hold a "get-together dinner" at
Rsisenweber's on Thursday night, No
vember 4. 1t is planned 10 bring the
active, nonresident and associate mem
bers OF the board together at the din
ner.
The POSTMASTER will be Francis Z.
Ward, and the guests OF honor will be
Albert B. Ashforth and Elisha Snifsin.
retiring vice-president and secretary,
and also President Laurence NJ. ID. Ne.
CURE, who was recently reelected.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
CHAUFFEUR SHOT DEAD
Police Believe Jealousy Led to Harlem
Killing.

Jealousy over a girl is believed by
the police to be the cause for the kill
ing last night of John Nicolini, chauf-
feur, at Ninety-ninth Street and Second
Avenue.
Nicolin was returning to his home, at
1855 Third Avenue, when two men shot
him. His assailants escaped.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
Deal Near Roosevelt's Home.

G. L. Gilsey & Co. and Bradford G.
Weekss have sold about eight acres OF
waterfront on West Shore Drive st
Oyster Bay to Harold p. Erskine, OF
New York.
The purchaser will erect fine resi-
dence and outbuildings on the tract.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
Another Schultz Lease.

G. Schwager has leased to the
Schultz Realty Company the entire
ground floor and basement Of ll2 Flat
bush sv, which extends through to Pa
cihc 1t. The Schultz Cigar Company
has altered the premifes and occupies
. part for . branch OF It, business
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
Trad Notes.

N. & L. Hess, Inc. have been APP
pointed agents for the twelve story
and basement building at 81 to As
West Goth ST.. adjoining the Church Of
the Holy Communion. The building is
on a plot 1069x92 feet. and contains
$780, 900 square feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
Mra. Stokes Rents Place.

Adams 4 Keller nave leased 20 Mrs.
Arson Phelps Stokes for the season
Main st.. Ridgefeld. Conn. The prop
srty 10 owned By Mrs. G. II. Newton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
Roses Blooming in Jersey.

Whitfho0te, n. J., UG. W'-mFs
Alyah l.. PickeIl, of San Esther farm.
has sems fine roses blooming In her
1arden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
s516,3So.GO
hpNaIssd valuation, 1910,

First mortgage lien on the asth
inst. including Interest. taxes.
assessments. &c. ..-... -. i. sLfI SD
property affords COMPLETE fACIiY-
TIES 'FOK TRANSPORTATION. EiI.tH
FY RAIL Or WATER. and Includes Two
LARGE, MODERN IRON. BRICK AND
STONE BUILDINGS, and SEVERAL
BRICK FACTORY BUI .DiNGs, WAFER
FROs- CRIBBED AID LuLKH1ADEp.
I3sth Street trolley direct TO premises
sale oecasioned by difficulties attending ex-
ecutlon q trust NO OIHEH wA~Ek-
FRONT PROPERTY or SIMILAR eIZE.
CHARACTLK AID VALUE NOW AVAIL.
ABLE on EIrHEI NORTH OK EAST
RIVERS.
parties interested MAY BE ABLE TO
EFFECT COSTRACT ryRCHAsE ON
FAVORABLE TERMS BY PROMPT NJ
QUOTATIONS WITH TEE UNDERSIGNED.
otherwise the sale VIII take place.
STEELE * OTIS.
Attorneys for Trustee.
20 Broad Street.
Manhattan
JACOB H. sHAFFER. Esq.
Ii5 Broadway.
LEO OPPESHEIMER. ESQ.
50 Wall S'r, ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
Rents Piuing Rock Farm.

Cocks & willets have leased to c. c.
Auchincloss Piping Rock Farm, ndjoin.
ing the Piping Rock Club, al Loeoss
Valley. Long Island. for the season OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET.
NEW JERSEY.

ATTRACTIVE BARGAINS IN MODERN
one family houses ana choice building iofs
NJ rrtvsts sale. a large number from which
THE BANKING DEPARTMENT. STATE
OF NEW WORK. TO quickly close the busi-
ness Of two corporations Offers these prop
critics at about 59ss OF former prices.
They are located at Crantwood. Paiisads.
kOrs@rners. and Leonis. New Jersey topro-
site Grants TOMB. witbin twenty -ts.-
utes Of Manhattan.
An inspection OF these properties win
convince you that thy are unusual bar
gains Liberal terms TILE Guaran-ss Poi
Icy free
For further details and terms. address
BENZ. HAIGHT. Special DEPUTY supt.
of Banks. care % thanking Department. 81
Broadway. New York Cis.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.
essair, Non. l'iorssnos rss 70 ,rssssssnv ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-10-28
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

csvatr, Nome ,nfo-nsnos wss to sr~ssesNo ~
counlr, Homr sersise 70 y rsi- $751; Ma
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
Police Board Meets
Storm Of Criticism

Council Committee on Charter
Changes adopts Peters resolution
providing for abolition Of Police
Bonrd nnd making the Mayor cAccu-
tive hcnd of the Police Dcpn rtmcnt.
Police Commissioners u. ". hoy
kin, who voted against recollection
or Detective Sergeant krcngci. an
nounccd yesterday thnt his rcsirnn-
tIon would he placed In the hnnds
of City Clerk August this morning.
The Mayors Vice Commission will
meet enrIy next week to take action
on tho summary dismIsxal OF Detrc-
tive Sergeant I<renRcI. the chief wit
ness against Commissioners WriI.
GOodc and Mccarthy.
No answer hns bccn mndc by Pu-
lice Commissioncr Goodr to the re-
quest of tho City Council FOR his
reclamation. Mr. GoOdc voted against
tho reelection OF Sergeant krcnScI.
~ would rnthcr he I'm honest man
thnn dishonest police Omccr.,-
Former Sergeant Fred l.. Itrcnaci.
"fhe action of the Police Com
"issiOncrs In dismIssinE Sergeant
NrcnEel In one OF the most 'iuStnrLIy
omcinl nets Tint Inns occurred In
Hichm0nd during my residence In
the city."-Itev. 80. ID. 4. MucinchInn.
-. n.
"It 1.-The Dismissal Of I<rcnEcil (.
tho most outrageous thing that
hns Unopened In Richmond un-
der similar circuInstnnccs."-Mr
Georgia Mny Jobson. prcsIdcn, or
socinl Service Federation.
The Dismissal of Mr. ItrcnEci hy
the Police Comm issionrrs. In my
opinion. docs IrrcparrbIc Injury to
their case In tho eyes nI the pub-
iic."-RcN. T.. 7. NrFndcn, ID. d..
secretary Of tho Vice tommisSion.
AN insolcnt defiance Of vhnt
ought 10 he. md I hciicyc H., the
determined publ" sentiment of
RichmOnd."-Itcv. W. Russell UouIc
ID. ID.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
FRENCH COMMt NItATION
CLAIMS NEW PROGRESS

'NtiS. October New progress for
'he allied troops in the Givcuchv wood
the capture of additional German ma
'h'hc guns and prisoners i'm tho Cham
haSh" region Hud Tho stopping of !,
German hombardmcnt i'm the Arconnc
by French ccuntcrofrcnsivc ar, re-
corded in the French official commuui
cation made public Tonight
The report is as follows:
furthcr progress has been realized
IN the south part of Givcuchy woods
EAST OF SouchcH we took siXty.one pris
"hcfS belonging TO the prussian Guard
an" set free several French prisoners
VINO ha" been in the hands of the Ger
mans since september -
I'm Champa ync q surprise ,ttacl. ~.
tween A"berive and the Vcdcgrangc
PINE enabled us to capture moro ma
chine guns ana about thirty nriso,ors
ihc Germans have shcllcd our new no
s'tIons internationally with proiectiIcs
aifcctin" the cycsight. our bat,cric,,
roplicd with good effect,
violent hombardmcnt ~ our
trenches in the Argonnc north of
iiou'''c Wa' stopped by an effective
nrc III rcpriSal by our bomb throwers
"'icGic" against the German trenches
some shells were thrown at long
range INTO Nerdun ana Nomenv. Our
artillery replied We shclled at
great distance some trains in the rail-
way station at VignculIes-Iesu uatton-
thatei producing two violent exnlo-
SionS.
IN thc Nosges. in the vicinity OF
lolh' an offensive German dcmonstra
''oh ny cannonadc ana rifle fire was
not followed up by infantry action
js-t., ,l,t..
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-02
i'EI:BI.r:-MINDED FAMILIES LIVE
N iLN~IIDI -: ron GENEi, ArIpNS

: Nir-iuia spends nearly s25on. .o0o
a '"Hr i rhari;y Much OF this money
is h'in- used &" pcrpctuato poverty.
our "lwsh"ns"s arc virtually lying-iu
hospitals for feeble minded women. In
."m" a. our aimsiiouscs certain feeble
miuG"d families have lived and prom.
aSntc! their Kind for six ,ud seven
generations. Many Of them arc popu-
lated by brokon-down criminals. who
come 10 these institutions 10 rccunc-
rate. Fun! $" per cen, OF all persons
in our aImsh"usoS arc fccblc- minded
ono million ono hundred and forty-ou-
Thousand Two hundred and ten dollars
Is tied rp III almShouSc real estate
Tho cost per capita OF mainicnaucc is
>iN:>d. Thc almsh"u%e i not only not
suitable INSTITUTION for the feeble
minded. but iS far more expensive
on" than colony for the feeble minded
would bc