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WHITMAN BEGINS
CHARITYINQ?IR
Report by Kingsbiiry r
Neglect of Children
Starts Action.
INVESTIGATION WILL
BE STATE WID
C. H. Strong to Direct Work
"Tired of Lxploitation of
Ideals." Says Doherty.
Albany, Nov. 18 A BWSSpiag inves
gat ion of the management and contr
of the state's charitable and cortectio
al in.t itu'-.ons was ordered to-niKht '
Qoveraor Whitman. To carry on tl
investigation he appointed Charles
Strong, of New York, as a special coi
missioi'er under the Moreland act. M
aHroBg *?s directed to , ?Tidurt an i
?iuir> into the adtniniatrattOn of tl
State Board of i h.in'ies. the office
the F:scal Supers isor of State ( hai
Hea, the Sitea, Buildings and lirour
CaBaaaiasiofs, the Budding Improventei
CeaiBiiaaiafl urn the Salary Clasoiflei
lion ( nminission. all of wbicii n.ive I
?'o -a Mb the cnre of the BtatVl wards
The investigation was ordered afti
hetiag Major McAneny of New Yoi
nad -lent >., the (?overnor a copy of
report recently made by .lohn A. Kin?:
hur>, ( ommissioner of Public Chariti'
of the city, in which be asked for a
investigation of 'be State Chariti?
Board
The report criticised the manag?
ment methods of the state bourd an
declared that many of the children
">stitutions which received approval c
the board, were unfit properly to car
for the inmates Mr. Kintrsbury an
Homer Kolks, of the State? Charities Ai
Association, conferred with the (lover
nor to-da> prior to the announcemen
Bji the proposed inquiry.
Vthili- the ?overror had under eofl
- dera"on Oie advisabilit;. of ni-thorn
ing the investigation, Robert w. Heb
b?rii. secretary of the State ? hantie
Boi.rd. and William .1. Doherty, a dep
ui\ of < itj Cosas, lioaei Kingsbary
were having a aoi !y tattle before thi
. ic?aai of the BBBteraaoe af ("haritie:
ant] ( orreetion.
Dohsrtj, aid 'bat the No*? York Citj
departmenl ''ad "grown tired of COB
,,rei(>. when nothing was aSCOBI
?iliahi the i vploitn? ?on o
i'ieala." aid charged that t'
board underpaid many of Itt employe)
and perm tied taanj ol thi chlldrei
care to be gn n!l\ 0V( r
worked, rhoee ?ere some pi ib? rea?
-on?. I i said, why Camssissioner Kings
bur) had roojaaitad the iaveetigation.
pFFEE
?HAEE
I CAFFEINE FTfEE COFFEE 1
1 ROT A SUBSTITUTE 1
| Kaffee HAG is clean I
1 coffee and naturally S
J$ produces more cups of f
S this delightful beverage j
i than any other coffee. jf?
5 Besides, it won't keep !
S you avvak?. nights. gjj
I '?*"?? a pai-ksi??la the befan I
iaBl only?all dealer?. Kt
Hcbbeid replied thst Kingsbury coi
tinued to ?end children to ?tat? hist
tutions, und thst if they ware r.s bad t
described this practice ?houl'l hn\
le? i; discontinues long ago.
Ilchlit-rd concluded with the ntSOl
lien that the ita'e hoard welcomed ?
Investigstion. This sentifaenl wa? ii
dorsed by Bimoa W Reooudale, of A
bony, oae of the itate commissioners.
in his latter to |fr. strong appoin
mg him ;i spaeial investigator du'-i,'
Whitman said that It hea "become 11
ertasii gly evident that- the manrc
raeat of the state charitable Institi
i? unneeeasarily and unforti
i.atcly compilent-il. an that respoM
1> 11 ; t >- ?> divided between too mai
and departments, resulting i
?onfaaion an-i delay." The Govorm
requested the Commissioner "to recen
me:id at ?s early a date a? practical?!
?rhal < bang? . I ' ai >. sh< i
in the law--- relating to the work -
these several authorities."
The Charitlei und Correction cot
ferenee ele ?? I lesslons to-day. Th
noxi meeting will be held in P
keep ?? h November, 1914
OSBORNE TO ASK
AID OF WHITMAf
? nntintixl from i-.ik? I
thai everything is done in an absolutel
Orderly way."
"Why ar" you ?-o active in :ht" mat
tei J .-liked the justice.
"Rerau?e I ?m the Warden of Sin
E ? i." Mr. Osborne replied? growing rat
"and I desire to bave my rights pre
terted. Do you consider it onnecessar
activity >n my part when a prisons
i? taken from me in this fashion?"
Harden Called Interloper.
"Mr, Oehorae is simply an interlope
m this whole proceeding," Assistait
' PiRtrii-t Attorney Pail?n interrupted
! "He ha* nothing to say about this mat
ter Colles wai brooghl here on you
wiurant, your honor. I thuik the War
1 den is in contempt of court."
"In view of the strain you are all un
, der." the ju?tice said, smiling pnciticsl
ly, "I don't think I ?hall take any M
? tion in the matter."
"Who employed Mr. Ryder for Cul
len ?" Mr. Fall?n a?ked hotly.
"That'? none of your business," Mi
Ryder Nhouied.
Justice Morschauser, alter restorin,
: order, then pointed out that the easiest
solution of the problem was for Culler
! to remain in White Plains until Mr
' Osborne had complained to the Gov?
ernor or Attorney General.
"There should be no underlying rf
fort to stifle Investigation," he added
"If ? were the warden I think I shout?!
invite such an investigation''
Mr. Ksllon then voiced the opinion
that if the warden were sincere in in?
viting the investigation it was his duty
to request the prisoner to answer all
questions.
In leaving the courtroom the warden,
keeping lus temper well in control, said
to Justice Morschauser:
"f thank you for the treatment of the
case. It is entirely satisfactory to me.
I haven't the slightest desire to stop
the investigation. I want to help carry
it on, and I regret tha' any person has
refused to answer questions."
A man in touch with affairs at Sing
Sing asserted yesterday th?t Cullen had
been made angry on Monday before he
entered the grand jury room by slight?
ing remarks directed at the warden
and his system. The convict, this man
averted, had believed from this that
the jurors were already deeply preju?
diced against the present state of af
fairs at Sing Sing and therefore reas?
oned it out that it would be best for
him to "keep mum."
Warden Osborne, at the University
Club last night, refused to make any
statement whatever concerning yester?
day's squabble. He admitted that he
would appear at White Plains again
this morning, and would be represented
by some one from the Attorney Gen?
eral's office.
He also refused to make any com?
ment upon the attack on his methods,
made by former Deputy Warden John?
son at Albany.on Wednesday.
District Attorney Weeks a?so was un?
communicative when questioned yes?
terday. He announced, however, that it
was probable that Mr. Johnson would
appear before the jury some time dur?
ing the Moras Of the investigation.
William Smith, :i former inmate of
Sing Sing, who was transferred to
Great Meadow, was the sole witness
before the grand jury yesterday.
"Tom Brown" Films Aid
Orborne's Sin? Sing Pica
After watching the first performance
of prison moving pictures in which be
starred, Warden Thomas Mott Osborne,
t.f Sing Sing, strode or. the stage and
RESORTS.
RESORTS.
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Tbc Promenade in (lie Miarl.l. rActiaii*-'
Three I?e< k? I Mathag (lie llonnlvralk ami (lie Oi-run
Library Tower I? , OoM Oe*BN?se Bvewlofl MtkBNMleO ( lolslrr (.arilr
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TRAYMORE FRIDAY CHATS
THEN AND NOW
The Pilirims held the first Thanksgiving a: the seaside,
hv Plvmouth Rock * ? * Those Americans who are grateful
for peace and relative prosperity nu\ hold a Thanksgiving at
the seaside in the Traymore. ? ? The Traymore Restaurant
will represent country life, with rustic landscape, rustic at?
tendants, and rustic animals. ? ? * Guests may enter into the
realization of the original Thanksgiving of the Pilgrim lathers
?a rural Thanksgiving by the seaside?but the Trsymor?
cuisine will lumisli stick I repast as, in contrast with the
scanty fare of the Pilgrims, will SBggesI the growth of Americi
in the inlervenirir, 194 \ears.
I ?.serration*, at New York OflSSC, ?10 Time? Blila.?I'lione Hrianl MSS
THE LARGEST FIREPROOF RESORT HOTFI
iw. s w.u. Pr.. i\ THE WORLD iieph v. m-.?. M?.
GALEN HALL
IfOTEI. AND .-??> \Ii.KM tt
ATLANTIC CITY. K. ?. ?
a ? opao Alwaya raal) Alw*>a t>ua/
IjSeajQt .?a ? i~?U-<l for <;omfort or <?M?
a ?-i :ti Au I4*al plac? for a long or
? ?'a, T'.iitc ?.-.'i curativo bat?.a ?US
. MS operator* N Y. OIB<*, S?a Kifth
M.-l.a-n So,
T I. TOUKfl O.nl W-'f
UK IfAOINO RfSOU MOIft Of THt WOKID
???iaruwrouari-i?iennctm
v I I. A NTH ( ITY, >. J.
o.-?aamiliaT
JOS'AH WHITE a SOW? COMPANY
Laurel -in- the - Pines
NOW OPEN.
FRANK F. SHUTE, Mgr.
PINEHURST, ? ? !'?,...','.v. "'
10TEL G?AMATAN
2t minaltl lr?m '. 3irf ? cifra
< ?unlrr r?. :.,.% plaea ror fttl
???rkera. All optSoor ?perl?. Free
Monleatorl School far rhlllrrii
KattureS rate? for Winter.
flOTRI. OB AM ATAN
Ijiwrene? f?.rk. Brnrmlll?. V
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tlOMKHTK KITTVnONK WANTED.
female
iook *iA Maasm ?aatsataassaMi iiimih aa-h
?. nasa o.
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.,- . >?jH? l,,?j?'?.?arr an?! i?.?ful aian ? wn
14'. J.I..H. a?-.- . i -, r.t., i ..,, ? ?
Kin Ml?- MAIK tim.ui. (in. i.?.i raterai .
J-iii. ? *?.:???> I BBS ?' 41': I-,,,,
I, At'v? i H?.**, riiinub; ala? , ?>tii.i>.mal'l u. i
rini'l'ti |,rl?. I?.t rrfcrriK?. Juaalla
.,, : ?-. I. ,?lh .i
Km si ".iil'.KKTI rimiUli Aman, an nrw, will
? , ttt at rount|?/j i r?Ua-n r?f?r??,f?a t^btl',
?pa?v, rt ? iBBa et ?fassa un bui*
?ona!. It'? up to you to say wheth
our constructive work shall suecee?! or
fail. When the people of New York
speak, no District Attorney or Other
made an eloquent plea for public sup?
port yesterday afternoon in the Lyric
Theatre.
"I loft Auburn prison hot with in?
dignation at prison methods." ?aid Mr.
< Isboi ne. "hut I save been
with indignation lately over other mat?
ter?. The fight I atn ?aging ?? not per
of?cial will dare stand in the way- I
want you to ?peek!
"Now I want money to make the tight
for these men at Sing Sing. Last night
while I was at Albany conferring upon
prison matters, they kidnapped one of
ray prisoners, one of the best fellows in
Sing Sing, and took him to White
Plains. It made my blood boil to-day to
se? William Willett swelling around in
good clothes, acune h h:. A
! Attorney, while Pote Cul ?
out .? m iei d bol th< warden
H?-'-. gel to have S lawyer!
"Nobody I know wants to hide any?
thing in Sing Sing except thOOC who
want only half the evidence known. 1
challenge any ens to deny our con?
structive forces when he know? the
truth. iiis is no ch id'- p!ay, it'? se?
rious ?ork. If vou let those men in
Sing Sing and Auburn fee! that graft
will become appsrSBOSl In the pn?ons,
again you will arouse a dangerous
?pii t. it's h question of protecting
\i>iir own lives and propCli ? Ot mere
son timen tal ism."
The tint Aim, "Within Prison Walls,"
depicted the actual experiences of War?
den (??home when, as "loin Hrown "
he voluntarily underwent h week'? im
pi mment in Auburn, two roars ?g?
I ? ootine of the reel pi ion of a
! new prisoner onto shown, including
taking his measurement- ander the
Bertillon System. A dramatic insert
I shoo ng the inhuman methods S?
twenty year? ago, ?ia- Made nossib'.e
by fort) Piisoners. who volunteered
I to shave tli?;r heads ami wear I tripes,
I Two-thirds or the cost of producing
this Aim was raised by the inmate.. Of
Auburn.
(?real Meadow Prison followed Au
burn on the -?reeti. howing 1.000 pri?
I oners busy at fanii work without pr; 0?
I wallr about them. "A Day it Bg
Sing." the final picture, was a three
reel plea for that prison's abolition,
i The hundred-year-old cellblock, with
I the tiny cell?-, the antiquated work?
shops and the dark mess hall WCTC
*hown Recreation activities introduced
by Warden Osborne and the workings
Of the Mutual Welfare League were
also shown.
This private view of the prison piet
uifs was given under the suspjeos of
the .loin? Committee on l'ri?"ti Keform.
IM Wut Fortieth Street. Mis Franri?
McNIel Bacon, jr., presided. Dr. O. F.
Lewis spoke briefly Of the w(,rk brinf?
done at (?rent MOMOW Prise
Boxholderi were Mr-. Helen Hartley
-lenkins, Mrs. William Frllowei Moi
can, Mrs. Prancii McNIel Bacon, jr.,
Richard M. Hurd.. Mrs. Sidne) M. Col?
gate, Mrs. Bvoritt Maev, Mrs llc.r-,
.an. Mrs. 8. S. Hafkert, and Mr?.
?I. Kennedy Tod. Others presen! were
Charles B. Alexander, Mr?. Au
gu-t Belmont, Miss Ann? Morgan. Com
miisioner Katharine B. Davis, Mr;.
Arthur Dodge, Mrs. Adolph Lewisohn,
Mrs. I', c. Havemeyer Mr? Henry
Phipps, Mrs. H. H. Plagier, Mrs. -lame';
Speyer, Mr?. William Burden, Mrs.
Julian Street and Mr?. Harvey Fi?ke.
Osborne Predicts Ruin
of System at Prison
Thomas Mott Osborne branded the
grand jury investigation si White
Plain? ns the most detestable hreach of
faith ever committed, and declared last
evening that the using of evidence
given by convicts before the Mutual
Welfare League courts to obtain in?
dictments outside spilled the ruin of
the whole system which he had built
up at the prison. He spoke on the part
which penal institutions might be made
to play in the solution of the problem
of disease and crime at the anniversary
meeting of the New York Academy of
Medicine.
"In the Mutual Welfare I.eagj?
court? the men now tell the truth,"
said Mr. Osborne. "These men are now
to be punished for what they told their
own court. What do you think of the
ethics of that""
The audience that crowded the au?
ditorium until standing loom was at a
premium, followed with the closest at
tmtion the warden's frank discussion
of the vice question unuer the old con?
ditions at the prison, and under the
new.
"When you read now of two men
dying as results of as.-aults of course
they weren't you never think of the
old times when such things happened
all the time. The number of men
treated in the hospitals for round? hai
decreased sixty-four per cent in the
paat year!
"Inder the old condition? *he prison
wai -i dumping-ground. They never
segregated men with venereal <li-<
All atC together. They were only taken
to the hospital when actually sn-k.
After the all day confinement on Sun
days there would be knife tights every
Monday morning. Then there was the
horrible ?Irug traffic.
"There have been a good many
changes at Bing Sing. Ths guarda ara
officers of the state instead of 'screws.'
Diseased men are segregated. The men
all talk BOW. The moving pictur?? are
valuable if they only keep the men out
Ot the tuboretUOUa tells. There isn't
aU| drug traffic in the prison to-day."
George W. Wicker: ham, former At?
torney General, was ths Aral speaker
of the evening, and took for his sub?
ject the erfneern of society in the prob?
lem of crime; and Judge Harry Olson,
Chief Justice of the Municipal Court
of Chicago, described the workings ami
progresa of the laboratory in Chicago
for determining the psychological res
sons for crime.
FIRE RECORD
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
hliltotl.ll OF HfUKlKLVN.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
lUl > B.???aaMt>l ef -a? ?- f ?r,,l fu-4,
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Caiititr? Ham? IM?rmatU? traa ta ?raicatttv. la,.
m IJat <-oaeri flaM i al. wrlta M? ag*< I? ??<?
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I MTRMSHKII ROI SE?; TO LEI.
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El UMSMEO COTTAGES TO LET.
m : HI CIT?.
rcuMisiren ctrTTAOK* r?* r?i - i PSJUM
BKACH fer tl.a Haawe? Wrlta r? I'll- m* ?? in
0 l.ktLI Ml M- i M. VV..t l'alm B?a. h ri-'rt la.
BOY KILLS BROTHER
IN PLAY WITH SHOTGUN
Hand Hits Trigger, and Charge
Knters Youngster's Breast.
Bj T? ffrv.S "j Tr.? 1
Elixabeth, S. J.. km. I*-.-On their
way home from school at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon William (orbett.
six. and hil four-year-old brother.
Harrv, passed a ?eld ifl DbIbb Town
aboat three nules from here.
Frank and George Kraus, two
,onnsr men, were picking turnips.
boys walhad lato the Held to
watch the Krasses. AaproaehiBg, Will
two shotgaas lyiar on
? oaad near ? eragon into which
the tarn pi were :,c<r-,-_' tossed. William
one of the u'uns when hi?
band aveeidefltally struck the trigger.
;? .. load of Me. if ihel into the
left br<ast of Harrv.
I Ifurr. fell dead William toppled
'o the trround from the recoil. The,
Kraus brothers were beside them a
ItW I ?'?? r and. believing there
tvai a pooibillty of aavfaa Harry 'bey
raised aim into their arms and carried
the both about IOC yards to a farm
I OUSS. It was soon see:? that death
had eosne Immedlstelj aftor the shot.
John *.. Qalatiaa. chief of th? Caaa
t-,- [)..ioc?i-. cs. made enough of an in?
vestigation to clear up all d )ubt of
accident.
BIG RENTAL IN
THEATRE CENTRE
Exchange Buffet Corporation
I.cases l.ntire Basement in
Candler Building.
0 D. <<? H. V. Pfhe have leased to the
Fxchange HurTei Carpasatfasfl the 01
tire basement of the Candler Building-,
at 220 West |ga] a!.. f? ? term of
twenty-one years.
Heii it Sterfl have ?eased for th?
i leveland Holding Company, in 10-42
IVeal 27th st . ?t'-.r? and basement, to
Samuel Baehl * I o.; for the (??-orge
Hacker Realty Company, in I*-1W
Madison av.. fifth loft, to Herman Zen
I ti A i e.: and for the IM f/sel tath
St. Construction Comnanv. in 108-110
W? ll "?<: lt., tenth loft, to A. * S.
i 'i ,>e nletmc-r.
Tucker. Speyers ? Co have lea-cd
for T. .1. Oakley and Philip Rhiaelai d
i r. to Pearth <?;? Peldmsn, millinery
supplies, the store at M Wes? .';MH at,
tor a term of years.
Thorn,., Pord has l?ssrd to F. I.
Wohl the stnrr and baseiBSBl of prcm
'7- I rsl av. for the estate of
Catherine Keilh . te A H. KritSST the
building on the northesel corner of
University Place and ISth ?t.. for Dar
lei Buckley, and to Abraham Greeae
itore at in East 84th it.. far -lohn
B. Dahlgrea, of Wsehingtoi .
$10.000.000 WAREHOUSE
Structure Will Be Huill 1o Store
'i ucatan Sisal.
Plant wan Sled reeterdej with the
Building DapartBtOBl tor a sisal ware?
house, to he erected on the waterfront.
? o ? of 110,000.000. rhe owner of
the property- il the Henequ?n Market
Reerulatine Contraiseioo of Yucatan.
With offleei Pi' 64 Wall Street, in this
eitv. The warehouse will be a six
?tery aaTair, thoroughly fireproof and
in to date in o\cr\ particular, and will
ho used by the commission for
porary storage of liaal, or benrquon.
shipments Kent from Yucatan to thi?
country for distribution among manu
faeturers of rope, cord and twine.
Credit for the ?um | rolved aal ar
tangsd for lasi week by Dr. Victor A.
Rendon, Ami neun representative of
the i "inmission.
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS:
MOVEMENTS OF WARSHIPS
' in. B'irrai 1
w? ??inr . \,.tfinb?r II. ?fit?.
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Yonkers Folk to Aid Osborne.
Sc.eru! residents of Yonkers have
formed a committee of ufty to conduct
a MM meeting- to defend Thomas Mutt
Oeborne'l work at BiBg Sing prison on
Sunday afternoon, November L'8. ifl the
vYarburtOB Theatre, that city.
Amoiijr those on the committee are
Campbell Scott, general manager of
the Otis Flevator CompHiiy: Dr. F. A.
Sheets, Lawrence <ii.:lit'n und Albert
Hunker rhe meeting was organized at
the home of II. W. Taylor, on
Broadv a]. Yonkers,
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Sales at Auction.
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GET A $70,000
BROKERAGE FEI
This Is Biggest Commis
sion Ever Paid for
Sale of Realty Here.
WELL KNOWN AGENTS
TO RECEIVE MONEi
Clarence Payne Fakes in Dea
Postal Life Building. Sells
I ifth Av. Site.
A $70.000 re?! es'ate f??e was came?
vesterday by four brokers ??eorge I
Ualdwin, Rohert E. i. Mordeeai, Kob
? it ('. Knapp ?nd the Charles F. N'oye:
I onipany and by stoddard & Mari
and i harle? ( . f?B4fcsM?sd. as attorney?
Thil i? ?ai?! to be the l:irge?t brokerage
fee ever pmd in the history of thi
local market for the ?ale of real e?
The transaction w?a an exchange, in
reiving properties 'slued a* S7.000.ooo
in which Clarence Lav ne, of California
v ho for ?everal year? has been one ol
the ?ppctaeular buyer? of Manhnttar
realty, ami the Postal Life In:?uranc?
Company I cured.
Payne sold ?h? lixteen-stery offir?
building in course of construction at
the BOUtheaOt corner of ':!d st. anii
Eifth ST., which be recently bought
from Harris M?ndelbaum and BBSO?
eiatea li i? to be known aa the <;unr
anty Building;. ?.? the accupuat of the
ground, er atoro, loor an?i some other
-?pac? i" to ba the (?uaranty Trunt. < om
pany. A.-, a re>ult of th| deal the home
cf the Postal Life will be moved from
H Waasaa ?t. to tins building. Mr.
Payne gar] m th? exchange the Postal
Life Building, st r\f> N'aseau ?t. ?nd
four other parcel? three in Manhattan
nn-1 o,e m <;(v?nnsh, which the Postal
Life aoajuirod when n reinsured, ios
year? ajro, the Provident Saving? Life.
In? properties, he-ides the Postal
Life Building, in Nassau st., which
Payne tool over are the flve-?tory loft
huild.ng at M0 and fC Wooster st.. a
: inc Story loft building at S Lust 17th
it Hud a six-story spartasent house at
lOCth ?t. and Amsterdam av. and the
'?-^rtier Provident Life Building in Sa?
vannah.
High Mark for Straight ?sie.
Up to resterdsj 130,000 vas th?
i- roe ever paid for the ?ale or
r?*nl estate ii this eitj si private eon
trad Such h fee ?n ? earned h> .lohn
'.' Gelding when he sold the old Hotel
Plasa property, occupying the block
Iron' o?, the westerly lldc of Fifth ?v.,
from .">*th te Wth lt.. to th.e present
owners for aboul 19,000,000 cash. Her?
bert A. Sherman ?nine year.? ago ?ol?i
the Lord's Court Building, a nineteen*
story itrueturc at '.'7 William st., for
John T. Williams to the laic Chauneey
rruas and ?--oc?ate? foi about S.'i.ooo,
?ion. thereby getting a eh eck foi 110,000
;i In-- commission. When Sherman sold
the Broadway Tabernacle property, at
the northwest corner of ,'Mth st. an?l
Broadway, about twelve poors ago, to
Edward f. Beor?es hia commission for
negotiating 'he ?leal vas about $10,000.
Kor assembling the site on which the
Woolworth Building ?Und?, et F
Place ami Broadway, (?oldinjr und
? ard .1. Hogsn were paid a fee of ab
$22.500.
(?f course, the most valuable pi
erty ever sold in this city was the
of the new Equitable Building, at T
?'. and Broadway. General T. Coler
du Por.t's company got it for ab
112,000,000. That sale was made
rect between the principal?. Dou|
Robinson, Charles B. Brown ( ompa
n getting for th? Pennsylvania R
mad the lite on which is the stat
at ltd St and Seventh av.. obUii
fees of many thousands, but the pr
erties were not bought st one til
This same situation applies to the p
cha?e by the New York (.'entrai of
terminal properties at 42d st. t
Fourth av. folding wa? the broker
'hose operations, and his fees were
abovi the 130,000 n.ark, but the p
cell v. v.?- bought, not in a lump- 1
separately. The fees earned, moreov
by Horace S. Ely i Co. in procurii
H brokers, the properties the MeAd
tunnel company needed for its right
way and for terminal purposes far (
eoeded by many figures the !arg<
single commission ever earned; but
this case, too, the purchasing campa?
extended over a very long period.
Biggest Individual Fee.
The largest ?ingl? fee psid to
individual for s sale and a lease of
site was that given to Albert B. A?
forth for the sale of the old New Yo
? property, at the southwest corn
Its St, and Fifth av., and the a
joining property, owned by the la
Charlo3 Stewart Smith, to Boehn ai
Coon, and the lease of the entire pr?t
.- - and proposed building at Acke
Merrall 4 Condit The fee for the sa
of the property was $29,000 and f<
?he lease of the building and lar
$.18.000. bringing the total up I
S?i7,0i)0. Lawrence B. F.lliman <fc < o. g<
for the leasing of ?he Hotel Anson
propertv some years ago for \V. E. I
Stoke ?HO.tlOO.
Every broker hopes some day to a
tech himself to one of the record con
? Issiona In the local market, and thi
explains the umhakable lure that th
realty brokerage field casts over man
men, in ?pite of severe setbacks. Man
a broker has gone to bed poor as th
proverbial church mouse to wake up il
the morning to find that he was wort]
thousands as a result of a deal ?uccess
fullv negotiated.
The biggest commission for a resit;
operation ever paid was that, given t<
Albert B. Ashforth and Lawrence H
Ellimaa & <o. for leasing for Burtoi
Brother? to Lord ?- Taylor the land ant
building at STth st. and Fifth av.. now
occupied by Lord & Taylor. The fu?
they split was between $100,000 and
$115,000. This record is said t<i haw
been equalled by QeorgS P.. Rea?! & Co.
when they leased the Marshal! Fiel?)
proport] o i thp east side at Fifth av.,
between ?lst and I2d its., to the late
Benjamin Altman.
Some other record realty fees in the
local market and the properties in the
';>-m v, er? . s follows :
Leasing of ths F. W. Yanderbilt
property at 10th st. an?l Fifth av. to
Arnold, Constable & Co.. for a long
term, at ?? 15,000.000 rental for the
term. Douglas !.. LUinian *. Co. got a
160,000 fee.
Sals of the site at the northwest cor
? SI of titith it. find Park av. to the
Fullerton-U eaver Corporation by
Douglas !.. Elllman. lee, $12,000.
Aliinch estate parcels at auction, the
<um realized being $:>.000.000. Bryan
!.. Ker.nelly was the auctioneer. As the
auction commission is one-half of 1
m>r cent, his fee was $25,000.
Joseph P. Day ha- obtained quite s
larga number of f<>es around the
$25,000 mark and some equalling th<*
previous record.
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Marine News of the World
Vessels Arriving at and De?
parting from Port of
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BUYS BROADWAY
CORNER PLOT
Second Purchase This Year
in Thoroughfare by
City Investing Co.
A number of big realty deals, be
I ides the $7.0(>0,o00 transaction in
v-hieh the Pgstal Ltfe Insurance Com?
pany and Clarence Puyne figured, was
reported yesterday.
The City Investing Company I Robert
K. Dswling, president), bought through
Hart?n Chapia and giawsoa ft Hobbs
from the Chelsea Realtv Company a
nlot of Bear lis lots r| the northeast
corner of V? 1 ?t ?t. and Broadway.
The premises front n3 tret on Hroad
waj ami In'.' feet on ?Ms? st. The par
eel was held at $45.000.
This is the second Rroadwav pur
chase made by the City Investing Com
r??ny thi?, year. Last spring it bought
the block front on the east side of
Broadway, bc'ween ?8tb and S9th Hts,
II resold the plot to a building for
improveme it.
Adolph Lowieohn has purchased from
the Dreieer Realty Coatpaay Michael
Dreiser, president' the ten-story Ire
proof building known at in and II
West ?v7tt, St., which is under lease to
Henri Bendel at a net rental for a term
of vears. The property has been held
at $700,000. L. J. Phillips 1 Co. ne?
gotiated the "air.
The property is bought, b\ Mr. Lewi
sohn as an investment. He is firmly of
the opinion that 67th it has a va*J
bright future. Thin street in the last
few years has undergone a rapid
change, and many consider that its
business houses, will be of similar char?
acter to those of Bond st.. London.
Other sales reponed yesterday were:
171 ST ST. Wetmore ft At wood have
sold to a el'ent for investment the new
five-Story apartment house. oW and 63!",
West. 171st st.. on plot 77\??.r>, between
Broadway and Fort Washington hv.. re
eeatly constructed by the Dayton
Rullding Company, I Harris A Flv Ma
ran |,
The house is fullv rented and ifl
the active section of the heights, where
many investment purchases have heei,
made in the last few weeks.
MADISON AV. The firm of Leonard
J. Carpenter has sold for Louii-e F.
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i'ai?,-e, Lexington av. ; uea 41 th M ?ntranc?
No Hi, or Sold.
SCHOOL ALEMTES.
\ mer lean tnil Foreign Teacher?.' \gencj.?.
- iftptlee I'r.-if.-sor?. Teachers Tutors.
i ;? i ernesses etc., lo College* Schools and
loa Api"- i" Mrs 12 J iOL.S'U
PULTON il unten S'i'iare.
I.ELILIOIS NOTICES.
UNION THEOLOGICAL SEMINARY
Braadway at 120th Stm-t.
PIB1.II torturo, ISvKSriAI. I V InKS IS
A PORKIf.N MISSION ? II Re? '"UN B
i HAMil.,.:i M A SorteUn i ' II ?? Amartean
Mailura Mtaakm, IimUs PrUla s ,. i,ib*r I?.
?education' . Tuaada?, N'otfetneer . . I.va.-ig*ll?ui
. : ' iirch nrgai l'a'i"" " at f ? - . ''' ??'*_
BUSINESS CARDS.
BUT tic boal i INT A POST entvliipts'' All I ?
an? pi-s- tuttonatr, wi.si.i.ts. J WEST, M'r
?1 1', ?;? ? s- llr,..
LABKKL't CARPET h.H'.im. CO Clean, it
,-, mprwued air. ?team, tianJ or un flo. ? I'M
Brci.rtwi}. 4.'1 East (s-h at tot A BHANl, I
IV ' : Ulli _
mi i.rii.iiAi'ii irpBwaiTTEN 1.1 rrnens
It.M: i ooo Ji 75; lo.ooe |? i;t:o n
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i 141. IteoiJ, '4
MW YORK I Alll-KT il.l AMNli W'lflKS
ilMa.i lar?t-M Most MixWn
?"INI RT"OB WOVEN iK'iAi OLD I'AKPKTs
Prkot Rooaaoa s*n.i for Circulai
M. 4?C'' 4ii!l.1 Bryant 4:i; 4 1? Wal 4Jtri IX
??*?????????~????.?m
BOARD AND ROOM WANTED.
(?ihi1> quiet room and I mar 1 required; easy
Pig ta il---.. phyal, al ? ulturg Sled .
1,1-,,,i.e. H i: H Room Uli IS Brotad at.. N. 1
SIMMONS.
..IK COURT, COUNTT OF NEW
roRK.? Summons tCTION Full AB?
SOLUT K DIVORCE?LOUISE BOERNER.
i . ntlR agalnal WILHELM CARL BOER
NBR, iief.n.i.int 'i'., t;.- abo v. Banted
Defendant
You <rf hereby .umi)i.,n?il to answer
i'n- , ?impUltit In this action, .,rul to im?
i Ran at ,,', the Plaintiff >?
Attorn?) attain ????ut daijrs aftei th< tar
vice of th umn ona, ? s< iu-k> ..f thi da i
of servio s-,, in casa ?,f poor f.n'urt to
. | -aXeii
, i ?? dafau ? f >a th< rail? f d' -
plaint
Dated, Se< fork, ? >? ? ibh r ZSth, I ?
MORTIMHR l..\N/.r?
)''-int;ir v At toi
OSSce si d '-'? i OflV - Addri m Wo . :
i '?-.mr Rtl. \.v foi I i'ii -.
1" WILHELM CARL BOERNER
T?i. toregolnf Sim,mona - aor< d upon
. ou i., pul it?..-Ion, puraaaaI
af th.- Konorabl? Eufeno \ i-i Hein, a
of the Supreme "'-.iiti .,r th? Btati
of Nea V,.ru. dated th? ist
? ni. ,i a III, ? i
o ii ?? orTtoa i ..f th?
Count) of No? V,,i!>. .,- ^ Coant; i'ourt
lions?-, in ih' Boroagfa "f Manhattai
of N?n fork, on tan ?r,i ii?* of Nev<
! 'j 1 i
Dati ,1. 'ii- .:r,l da> of Nov? mix r 111
Mi IRTIMBB I.AN/.i I
Lti rn?) foi Plaintiff
oftie? an,i Pool Oftlc? Addrogg -
stre.t. Hot.?-.gii ,.f Manhattan,
"f N>w V. r,._
SI KKOI.ATES' NOTK ES.
BAXTO?, WILLIAM ? i in PURSUANCE
,,f an order of Honorable John P Co,
halan, a Butrasjat? al the Coant] .,r Now
York. i.,,'!,-?? is hereby given te ail pers,,i,j|
having ,-iainis ag.ilnst William O Bat ion]
lata al th? Count) of N m fork, d,,. .......l
. . -,,r s, nt th? s.uii ? alth vou hi rs therecf
to I ? icrll en -? their pi.-,, s ,.f
acting busing??, ?,t t'.i? afflce of their sttoa
n?y, PTanh '? Holt, .n,, :':-" Hr. .
Uorq igb ? t Manhatl ia. New York Cltp, ?->u
or before th? I ,: b day of Ha) a? \t
Dated. New York. th,. 3<i day of Novem?
ber, tan
WILLIAM " SAXTON.
illLs'l KR 1. SAXTON,
PIDELITT TRUST <X>. OF NEW ioiix.
PRANK I. HOLT. Ex< H
Attorn?) f"i K\ei u'or?.
..' Broaqway, New York Clt)
IN PURSUANCE OK AN ORDER < iF
Honorable John P Tohalan. a Surr<g,le
of the County ol New York.
NOTICE ;s hereb) given to ail persoga
having claims agair.st Prank B Tajeoon, '.at*
of Um i'o-int> ,,f New fork, docoaaa-u, in
pretatnl th? same v.nh voucher? th?-r-.,' t..
ih? tubacrtbor at h;> p..,. of traiiaactlag
business., trm oflli ?? of .-?? >ar- ?- Bhaari :. .W.
I.', Wall St . Borough of Manhattan In t?a
Clt) "f Nota York, on or before th? SSd di)
, f Aprn. i , ??
I).t?>il N,M\ York. !>ie 13th da' of OrtO
ber. 191.', ANDREW r McOOWIN,
Admlnletrator
STEWART a BHEARER,
attentera for Admlnlatrater,
II Wai! Street.
Manhattan, N>w York.
IN pi R8UANCE OP AN ORDER (if
Hatterahts John F. Cnhaian, ? Sarrogai?
of th? Couaty of New York No'ice ,r |,<r. ?
i,-. given to all pareeaa havingeigjsna against
|i.,nle! A DaVia, lat? of til- I'ount) of N??
Y,irk. dOCOO?d. to prea.li' Ih* *,ini? with
.ouehetg lhareof to th? eubarriber.? ai fllac*
of Lranoactlae basin????, Boon .s0 til ii>;
n?av*r Sir*?!. In the City af Mat* York, en
or before th* llth Say of April n*xi
It. .-,1 N*?a Tora, (h* 20th ?lay ,>f October
i s i :,
i ? a \ii> i> Dai ia
i: BATARD HALSTBD,
Baeoator?
CHARLES II BECKETT, K?,. . Attorney
foi Lx*. ulors. Ill llroadiaav, N*w Y..rk
' ',
IN |'l Ksi'ANi I. ni AN ORDKR" OF
Honorable John P Cohaloa. a Surrogat,'
of the i'ouniy of New Y.irk. NOTICE la
I ?r-!?? given to ail poroona having claim?
agalnal Harriott? I Him?, lat, ?f tb?
i'ount) af No? York, darseaad_ t,, pr*s-nt
Ih? ?am? with vou,her ? th*r?-of to (hi sub
scrlboi ai bla placa of transacting bu?i
II-?. .i th? offlcaofMeaara Morra) Proa?
-i*,? a Rowland Me :iT W?n str*?i, m
The i :u ,,r N?a York, on or bofor? th?
l?l ilav of \U> in!
Dated Ne? York, the 19th ,1ay of O-to
brr. IRIS
HKHBEHT I BARN KB i:v*e?uir
Ml BRAT, PRENTICE A ROWLAND.
Attorn?-ya for Kxeculor.
Moniiot the four ?tory build-n?
Madiion av.. site ZiMHJf,, t?
Charles Remaen. the owner of
southeast corner of 3td ?t, adiol
This make? a plot 49x94.8, on ?a
will be erected a ?ixtein itory ft
building-. On the adjoinine p|0j
Hacker Construction Company ig
to erect a sixteen ?tory buildinsr e*
plertrnr the block front improv??,??
EAST 120TH ST. The kto\TcL
pany haa ?old 407 Ea?t 120th it
tween Eint and Plena-it av?., . '
story and basement brownitorte d?-.i
inf, on a lot 18.9x100, for Erank P r!
mon to Lillian G. O'Brien. This i? S.
first transfer of thii property b ??
ty.aeven year?. **?*
' LEXINGTON AV. Run ft fres a*.
?old for the 173d Street ImMamaS
Company lSrt Lexington av., n??r jj
st.. a three ?tory brick buildin?; ?9
100. to an investor. "
BROADWAY The E. R. Wood ?
11. Dolson Company have ?old for ?w
Halcyon Real Estate ( orporation, (J-T.
son M. P. Murphy president, to ?
Bloihen Corporation the follo'-i.?
properties: :',099 Broadway, a six ?tee?
elevator apartment, on plot WxlSl
MM rentrai Park West, comer inSthaL.
* seven story apartment, on plot u.
100; 47? West I4UI it . a ?even ,ur,
elevator apartment, on plot 35x1*
I -177 Washington av.. ? five story three'
family house, sT.nxlOO, ?,n<j 502 VYt?
177th st., a five -?torv four-fami!? hoaZ
42.6x100. The bu er v>a* rep?2&
by Alfred Lock?o i Brown l'h- *W
Pol.-on Company ha? hem appoijij
aj;ent for the properties.
These property? fornifrlji beioB<l.
to the New York I?ch' K-ta'te SeeoJJtr
Company ?nd were taken over by ta?
?ellitiB company, represeatiaf bo?,
holders.
Rents Adirondack Camp.
.lohn E. Sco't, in roniunrtion wrt-i
Duryee A- Co., of Karens? Lake. \. I
ha? tented for tin- Farmers' Lee* fad
ITrust ?'ompanv. trustee? for theejjji
of Uilliant II. Jackaoti, the ?idirondiri
1 cimii known h- Cherokee Lodge, H
Gilpin Bhv. I np> ? lo?t, u
on M Green, of ? Vork.'
This 1? one ,>f the inosl heautif?!
and complete camp? on the l?k?, ha?,
ing lOo acres in the property, ?itfc ?
larRS waterfront.
It is a camp that w? occupied tri
voars -Ago h-, Georffe ' P''rkiru.
CUNARD
KtlaUUhfl litt
EUROPE via LIVERPOOL
*Tuscanu . . .Tues.. Nov. 30, 10A.M.
URDUS v BAT.. D?0 1 I? a 11
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. ?r..i?ing? t.? al' M In. I'tiii/iUfM
COMPANYS OFFICE. ? Jl-N ?TATf IT a?
FRENCH LINE
? ompasnie M?nerai? Trtnaatlaatloa?
rOOTAJ sun I? I
Sailings for BORDEAUX
ESPAGNE --.- Nov. 20,3 P.M.
LA TOURAINE. ? - No?. 27,3 P.M.
ROCHArViBEAU, ? ? Dec. 4,3 P.M.
LAFAYETTE, - - Dec. 11,3 P.M.
KOtl I N I?'' ?I M VT">\ APPI.T
AROUND PORTO RICO
Blue akie?, ?parkling sea?? ?atan.
eique harbors and ciriet, ia*"Jraf
your exploration, f in now to emtri
thi? unsurpassed wiri'er vcyif?
16-D.y Crui.e jQA 50 toi
All Expemei ?'"e as
Th? .?earner -a v.; ir I-.-!?! for ?se enar* *s?
to and around iheialand. iticpingalpe??*
pal porta ?nd retumins to S?w York Lara?
v.t?'? e.pei-'tllv eq upp?d 'o' a??vcai?ia?l
tropi?-? .1 ?nsi e- eiv S?t?i?W, useJTBM
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PORTO RICO LINE
Cruising Depl , 1 1 B/o ?.'-?aj. Near Y?lk
Qo
To
For An Ideal. Vacation-?
BERMUDA
liii'i.iu- Tm.i-D.i? llimn l???f?
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BOSTON $2.65
vit lloeit anil Kail. K?H.M> tSSf 9B
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fr..iti I'ter II. K H Then? ??** sT
LEGAL NOTICES. -?
SI PF.KMK . .?: KT NBU VOBK COV"*?*
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for lb. l?-n.nt of credllor? "' ??."?"?,? O
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