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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-10
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

NJ J. Levinson has sold for Stephen Jackson 3
Bros a plot 1O0x1OO feet. at the southeast corner
OF Third-ave and NInety-seventh-st-. TO e firm OF
operators.
to Israel Diamond and Samuel Breads. plot "A sS
feet front by 115x196x1G0 feet the west side OF
the Southern Boulevard. between Jennings and
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES second SITS.
Charles Griffith Moses has sold for J. J. Halo
ran to Mrs. Helen Burns the two story dwelling
house No. 521 West Oue-hundred- and-seventy-
thrd-st on lot lSsxlO0 feet
s. s. Manheimer has sold for Huge. Rosanszy q
Rapport the six story tenement house NO. S2s
Msdison-st 10 Joseph sweTIofsky. eo- o- ,bs
Morton House Broadway and Fourteenth-st
Schneider & Bachrach have bought No. las
Broome-st and Nos. 90 and 81 Rdse-st. = SIX story
Richard Alexander has sold for Frederick NJ
dnd half az 6s r6nS rs R on the
Of Baeyaye about 10 feet south GI Zines
lot 25xl2s feet, the north side OF terrace view
ave. about seventy-tye feet west OF m ~
ave. and for George Nice. Taylor cottage on 'ie
west side of Jansen-aye., about 2TS feet south OF
asafs oodsten has sod plot Of ground
s9xlC7 feet. 10 Cohn & Glauber- Julius Scott was
William Peters & Co have sold for F; FeldmalnEn
to a client No 2.100 Boston Road, 2xs3 feet, Win
s'I io ssniS6 FEET at coigm69s-ae GasI
ST, and for H. Meyer TO Fl. Engelman a Two IaIn IAN,
fly dwelling house IN Columbus-ave. % Ieet west
Mandei & Kinsler have bought Nos. 4ss and 4s5
West hundred-and- sixty third-st-. two nye
story hathouses on plot 50x1l26 feet loo ieee CAST
q LoWenfed Prayer hive resold block front
2o0xlOO feet. the east side Of bIS
drel-and- forty -sixth SITS II is part OF the J9h ~
Crimmins block. bought last month by Salaust
Prsger a Securing this front the new buyers are
builders who viii improve the property with apart
Charles NJ RosenthaI Is the buyer OF the nin s
teen lots on the fa stwee soe G and
broadway. sold last week By the eaIfiue4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-10
BRONX BLOCKS CHANGE HANDS.

NJ. Morgenthau. jr. & Co. have resold for the
Hudson Realty Company 10 a client the block front
on the west side Of Avenue st. john running from
Fox 10 Beck St, a plot of lots of $50 feet in
Avenue ST. John by 100 feet deep. TO Walter Cohn
and Meyers & Aronson. who have resold the prop
erty. This completes the resale of the two blocks
in the Christopher Meyer property purchased by the
Hudson Realty Company through the same brokers
about ten days ago. The entire property has been
resold through the of NJ NIorgenthau jr., Co.
The same firm has reSod for John j. Murphy TO
Walter Cohn and Meyers & Aronson the block
bounded by Prospect and Kelly ayes, St. John and
Beck SITS. with the exception Of the Prospect-ave.
front, which Mr. Murphy retains for Improvement;
The plot purchased by Messrs. COhn. Meyers and
Aronson comprises about fourteen city lots. The
same firm have also resold for Jacob lsraelsOn 10
H HorwitZ the block the east side Of Prospect
ave. running from Fox COne-hundred- -fftieth-
ST. to Beck zone hundred fifty hrst-st). The
plot has frontage OF S07 feet in Prospect-ave and
of Sc feet and 201 feet Fox and Beck sts reSpec
lively. In all it contains about fourteen city lots.
Walter J. Cohn and Meyers & Aronson have sold
a plot of forty-eight lots. composing the block
bounded by Avenue ST. John, Leggett-aye- and
Beck and Fox sts. 10 William Goldstone and n. D.
Light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-10
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY D. ?. InEraharn s. Co; SozL IL and ia 49,.
2 " 81 srh-avs 3Gx1oo4. two sly brk nsj
Z, " CLARK as gdn al + DonnsIly Al. " 1Nroat.
att " Il Willis ref. amt due, $3.50 ocs t~Aess ~
10 Auerbach Tor S5SoiO
BY Bryan L. Kennedy: No 80 SotE-st 3 sss y ~ %
Central Park West IsxiOOS sly and BASEMENT sncns
mont b: Henry Morris agt Abraham Elsen4sxx o. a.
Epstein Bros. attyss Charles strauss Ie ~ 80
SO al Sc; taxes etc y strauss for I'D iuS
BY samuel Goldslicker: No 64T issh-st \ = - y
O. Ave C. ~ ex10sS sly eEk ten n Aaerc2n 1890
COMPANY Cassie Mui1oon e a. levers "a ~
Louis Adler ref; amt due slss5a 90 axes &C. s@ ~
70 Gordon. Levy & Co tor $1,000
b Joseph Day: SeiESck ave W 800 y q -
Intersection Cedar-ave 153 IxlS 1Sissli 20 See-
I032 =; the plaintiff for 500
~ \ o. lands Fordhar1 Norris. lec-4x1o1tts
70 1O01. sherias sale OF ali right tue s.o w1so5
Rollins lad September = lSks.- -
Never atty; 81 D Erlanger Shark. 70 tas pannkt1 fas
81 $50
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Lev Ws Rsa,ty Company to Surety Realty Company.
lest mest ,bnd-ave W corner sOth-st building
Levy Morris. to State bank East Brcs5v-ay " go
81; months 6 per cent--- ~ ,
Ea an EDWARD T. to Emile Barber West
% yanS Heao " : az corner, William Smith;
LIp Pr 2. Israel. % state Bank Iosth-st. n -
TO-, ~ W OF Sd-ave; year. per cent. az
Company, 5th-ave. No ST. - oao
4food Realty Company 70 Irving SAVINGS instf-
yasoH Ems n s. 100 # W Of Broadway;
Mas. Charles o. TO the Bond ana Mortgage and IN
c9I!ty company. Rider-sve. q corner I5sth-
Moser. Helena A. TO Seamen's Bank FOR savfnrs
-S2Ill,st. NO - East: years. AZ per CENT II
NClcoIo. frederick D. and another to East River
, ave: year. "A Der cent. .......,..-.-,' %
Doniger David D TO E Trevor Bolton. Madison
ave. No 1ISI; years. 413 per cent. ......--- q
thompson. Aaron D. TO Abuer T Bowen 5O+hs4
No 50 West: leasshoid: due March a. 1906
Brinkmann. John C. 70 East River savings In
sttUtion. 15eth-st No s20 East: 5 years' a.
Mayer. Emma, to Union Exchanges Bank, ioth-s; It
80 81 East: prior mortgage. 2OOo0i . years
Same to Citizens Savings BANK sams properly:
years, "A per cent -.....-.....-......-..... q
Etur!dEe,,st s. 10 II n OF Rivington-st; :
years. 412 per cent. ............e...,.. II
Realty Company OF America to Franklin Petit
tSth-st, No lis East: demand: per Cent.
HtezaltT COMPANY OF America 10 Franklin Petit
TSth-st, No l32 East: demand: 9 per Cent
4ro91 FeaI5y Company to Realty Operating Com
pIlor mortgage $4,000 due May o. 1895. per
Bernard. sadie to EIizabe.h Nesbit. seth-st
l25 It " OF 2d-ave: years. 5 per cent...-.... Is
Levine, Julius. 10 Yonkers Savings Bank CJsye-
!and-ave. $. 20 IT " OF 2d-sJ. South Mount
Same TO same. Clsvelsnd-ave n s. 20 ~ W OF
-d-st' South Mount Vernon; year. per cent.
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Limited Copartnersfip Notices.


WE THE UNDERSIGNED, ALL BEING Or
w full age desiring TO form limited PaTtnerssnip
pursuant the provisions OF me n OF the General
Laws do hereby make. sign ackno"4eose A'u 1-' ~
ee;tiaGate a. % r under which limited partner
ship is to be conducted IS Ea' cipal place Of bust
ness il 10 be located New York County. ,.sa .. -
sne Is rene-a commission brokerage bust
s gss ps and in 'e gram
generally in the city OF NeE aoIA hartman,
s Of WI Whom MARE are Of full 5soys c,r
GEORGE Py y5e5 Ss GF9 TofE CIV Conn
Tia name end OF the special partner VINO u
also Of fun age W2T,p,arn z Refs. New York City.
The amount Of capital which the said special partner
william z Refs has ff fb6Usand dollars $50 o0O
witch n; - P s65 tasr a. 70 ls6 begin is
In witness whereof We have made signed aeknS%-
ledsed ana srertifcate this TIN day OF november
4' IN presence Of WIN H BRUDER,
s sAASs8ss 5t / FF $s$$s $$s
s's5e e e.: 7b T9 s9 Of fq S01ssm6e I8o before
ally appeared Harry RaEmOnd sos 70 ms p Pgn9hG
known ard known 10 me me egoinr certiacate and they
IN and who rxTsGesq me 20 me that they
same wv Z HRUDER,
Seal, Notary Pubic Mn New {ork County.
q sy TS %5:b 6Sun' Ss 2i N duly
say OF the general partners n2TS m md
DosT5 $50 COO specified in the said certificate to haze
esen & partner therein named been actually
and good paid by him II Sase 70 the Y al
sworn to before this 7th day N9ysWSsTr- b 1t
cs.an Notary Public Sew York County
clerk ogs " The foregoing inted Partnership be
published week Tor sly Teo1ssiys WEEKS sps qs
published and having circulation in the County OF Ne"
oaseai Ne" YORK. ''0 Taos I. HAMILTON. Clerk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-10
PAYS s275.ooo FOR UHL TRACT.

Louis Rodney Berg and another broker have sold
for Edward Uhl. Of the proprietors Of The
staats-Zeitung." his entire holdings washington
Heights, for about S275,0o2 The holdings comprise
some Of the choicest lots on the Heights. One OF
the parcels is the block bounded by Broadway,
Wadsworth-ave.. One-hundred- and-eighty-frst and
observation-disclosures eighty-second sts about fourteen
city lots another is 1cx1G0 feet at the northeast
corner of One-hundred- first-st and Au-
dubOnaye. and S0X100 feet, the northeast corner
of Eleventh-ave and One-hundred-and-e ig hty-sec-
ond-St.. and four lots at the northeast corner of
Broadway and Observation-Disclosures -ninth-st
a total Of about twenty-five lots. The Of the
buyer is not disclosed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-10
LAW BUILDING SOLD.
Muestor Bugs the Nassau-st. Parcel,
Nos. SO and 81.

The rutland & whiting Company has sold TO an
investor for Anderson. Peudleton & Anderson as
attorneys. the property Nos. 81 and 81 Nassau-st
50x1O3 feet, fve-story building known as the Law
Building.
There the records apparently but two
transfers of this property. The original transfer
was made on September H. 1896 when the land
comprising about sixteen acres which was then
known the Shoemaker tract. lying between Gold
St, and Broadway, Maiden Lane and Ann-st.. was
partitioned into five parts The parcel Nos
81 and 81 Nassau-st., in its present size was one
of the pieces partitiOned Abraham Santvoort The
property was bequeathed to the trustees Of the
South Baptist Church, by whom 1t sold Feb
ruary l. ISL for $3.50 to the present seller.
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

One-hundred- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES uortbv.s, ro-
ner OF Woodycrest-ave. two ana one-ba1s s+orv
frame dwelling house. 2S9x53.a feet: John WINNIE
owner; J. / Campbell. architect: 5000
1wo-hundred- "a nd thrty-sixth-st north side 10
west OF heplar-ave. a two and one-haIf story
frame frame dwelling house, 20x3s feet; O. W Fdra,5-
ST CHi, oNlier5 Louis FAX. architect: 81 900
lssol POINT Road. north side one and ona-baI~
$50 e aSL OF Westchester Road. one and one-haIf
IS'I ISte stable and washroorn. 24xIS feet; Mrs
-'i'"d oChnlitt owner; Louis Falk. architect: 500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-10

sb>,ara AT e II SchlesinEer all Smith q u at-ysi
Mishlns ref: due s21 467 IS; taxes se 81 al q
Joseph Day: "a Morton-st. los q q OK HUI
.on-st 211OO. story 81 front ten b. n M stass -
d X Case al; J Z CarIeriSE ally: A W US. s@i
a. f,te-sectIor of v Boston Road uSx9lx163 story
= SIss-- F,sron Road " q n . % Bryant-ave.
n exSfx22 a L N Covles e a.; kse1er.
atty Weilhan14er. Tue S~s5ts ~ --~s.
erc, Ss69
~ Peter = Never East Chester Road eS4I -
paSaro PARKWAY 6as sX2 3d2 Sx To Criflns Cresks
- contains 33 5Uf-i 600 East Cues-eT o31 =
soak Pelham Parkway. T3s oxl +0l sxos-xl-os-s
corrafns 90 ae6-1 meadow land $50 = o.
fN664x3ls contains anot sor>s
n WATSON agt 6 StarbLck e. a.: Il Judge. attys
A Straley ref. partition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-10
BLOCK FRONT SALES.

Philip Jeselson sold for Hyman Sarner 10 Max
Marx the block front the west side OF Amster-
dam-aye. from -hundred-and-eighty-s 20
One-hundred-and-eighty- St. with dimsn-
siops PA 10x100 feet
Lbrnan & Horowitz and L. E Eskenseu have
bought from Lowenfeld &c Prayer the block front
on the east side of Seventh-ave.. from one
-forty-ifth TO One-hundred- and forty
sixth st, plot 210x10o feet. They viii imme-
diately improve portion of this parcel and
hold the rest for sale in plots OF about 40x100 feet
sllitabls for improvement with high class fats,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-10
ovERTuREs TO BUY EIGHTY ACRES.

Negotiations are pending for the sale OF the Per
kins tract, on the west side OF Broadway and the
east side Of Fort Washington-ave-. between One
hundred and seventy eighth and one-hundrcd-and
eightieth SITS. for the O'Connor tract in Fort
Washing ton-ave. from One hundred and-seventy-
eighth 10 One-hundred andeghty- first SITS. and the
Phoenix estate parcel at Broadway, Depot Lane
ana Fort Westinghouse. The parcels comprise
efg
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-10
CORNELIUS VANDERBILT TAKES rlrLs.

Cornelius Vanderbilt took title yesterday TO No.
677 F1fth-ave 50x1O0 feet, which h. recently pur-
chased through Douglas Robinson Charles 9.
Brown & Co He will occupy the house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-10
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Av.nu. 4 Nos 1875 and 1871. for sd story brick
store and aais0 ssrau5 srchit.ets $4,000
2oistst 2oad-st. eth-aye and Hudson River. for
two story siss smpsny ownsr and srehiisos, 1900
o. West. for brick
once bqilngf, ar11s areslt aSto0h SO 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s 5s Anna '? T6 # S e THssn S 81.
,a @o:saSe So 600 .:s-..' G:A:oa. slOc
aa5n9theF to Frank Fiala: mortgages, $780, 0 q
Lot s. mao Van Nest Park: Angelo Rsz1ano to IN
1sS aS[9 Ha 6 + or sv. 81 ,:- s
oo Gaa MoEtgsge COMPANY to James AccaTth Nominal
Rogers to Stt.tias sisTsaoS mo2
1astfrst = i7S T, o. 9dave 5oxioo: Samuel 1O
GIodginsky ct al TO Louis BresIauer; mortgage,
1s4ta-st $ 100 r. Of Park-ave i0oIioo: Mary ~
e Gondon to Margaret NJ Condor; mortgage,
l15thzst No SO West i51Ioo1l: Jane smith
e S sseo ESSIeF 5s4s smith
referee, to John Stewart ct al trustees i5oOc
VA Nellie T Norton Katie T Norton. Nominal
eS: Nellie T Norton % Katie T norton Nominal
to Charlotte N Msccsai.. .No-nin.
Ogden Brewer and smother. trustees. Nominal
Huiaas s 70 joseph a3 i:aay 1
fooiI; Marcus Ksmpner 70 Ralph Z KernPner Nominal
-'g goonon sq1 Louis jazz and saoth:F: 49,
wsst-st: $ 1905 4 o. Hfgbert-s, ioo51so.ii
to ogden Brower aad another trustees. Sosrsu.,
brewer and anohs executors sT and III 2as 9ss1
to 9sds So 9H"f ;5 s a %.! 16q Marcus
Kennpner to Ralph 2 Ksmpnsr. Z part. Nominal
samuel Kubia 70 jacob EInshsirsr: mortgages -.
1slst-st \ 9. los It Of Ienox-ave. 17xee. II:
Morris II Decker 20 Ellen Decker: Nominal
SedGwick-avs corner KinEshrtdgs Road
los skill. 1Oxi00x305 8; andrew LaTkin 20 Cor
neIis Pierce mortgage. So 200 Nominal
157th-st. II 125 Il Of Broadway. n 20
15Sth-st K 3 15Ox $50: Charles 4
referee, Abraham gutenberg. GO. T5c
5th-sve 20 ST.. = 6Or10o: Ava z Belmont to
Thorn: o and. tot
property. Wesley Thorn 10 Cornelius Van
derbiIt: mortgage se4 900; and .-.-..,-.- 100
lo4th-st n A.. 10 II OF PariS-ave. 6o.1x10o IL:
Elizabeth Hannig Emile LESS Nominal
Same property; Emile LESS TO William Hannig
and wife 40 . -.
COX a2x 81; Yonksrs Savings Bank 70
1esthNst n : s $40 It OF Brizgs-ave. . Xix
So sx2sx904: Julia Benton to Samuel
1sstSst No SOS West 251es IL: John Davis 20
Anna z weiss: mortgage $1,000. and. iOo
Lar n corner 1TSth-st. 5OXeS. Ia
fontaine-eye " corner lISth-st. 25x1OO: Will
fam a Mulligan Michael Fell: "a Nominal
12gth-s a. a 40 II OF bth-ave 2Ox9e IL
Dina stern 70 sophie Herzteld ct al: mortgage.
113tSst No IS west. i5xiOo. II: James NJ CTonin
10 Edvard 4 Splitter: mortgage. IS O50 Nominal
14sfh-q- a rs 70 OF Ith-ave. 15Oxes-11.
Louis I1ess Joseph McConneuI mortgage 80
81, 76O; 0 and ---------------..- 4VN
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Bv H.rbsr, A sherman; 222 72s-st. 2o4 II q y
Rroadxay 2Ox1o22 story ok and ST e"s a. voluntary
BY L. Phillips & CO; 80 70 t16 Columbus ave-.
IAfe ms ana Trust Co agt LEVIN ct al Emmett = ~
affvs. Jesse Stsarns ref 1851 go ~ taxes
etc IS e93 80. 49,, - -. -o.. - "a N
{, a. columbus isx1eo5; story ex ewg a. % M
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Trust Com panies.
Bowling Green Trust Co.
20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.

20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Capital. $780, 900. Surplus, s2,500.OOO
OFFICERS:
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM Il. TAYLOR LIST Vice-Presiden.
CHAS. P. ARMSTRONG I'd Vice President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd V.-Pres. & Treas
WILLIAM H. LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS.
Charles P Armstrong, Myron 7. Herrick,
Frank Brainard, Edward T. Jeffrey,
Robert C. Clowry, Edward R. Ladew,
Edmund C. Converse, William NJ Laws,
VIM Nelson Cromwell, ]. W. Middendorf,
Grenville III. Dodge, VIM. Willis Merrill,
a. Goepel, Winslow S. Pierce,
Edwin Gould, Frederick 3 Schenck,
Frank Jay Gould, William 4. Taylor,
George ]. Gould, Edward 2. Thomas,
John a. Hilton, John P. Truesdell,
E. F. G. Young.
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PERRY ESTATE SELLS EoRTY.Two LOTS.

Charlton w. Crane has sold for the estate OF Iss-
belle Tiffany Perry TO the Central Realty Bond
and Trust Company plot OF forty-two lots, al
Westchester-ave Southern Boulevard and FOx-st.
The Bronx.
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INVESTOR BUYS FlRsT-AvE. PLOT.

John Peters & Co. have sold for Michael Regain
to an investor the northwest corner Of First-ave
and Thirty-seventh-s a four story tenement
house, with stores, on a plot 24SXI8 feet
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TRADE IN CHICAGO.

'eaFo. N5~. a.-Corn was the leader in Al excited
strong close in tie local grain market. weather
MARKETING rev and further depletion Of what
- previously shown a small contract stock ana The
q 10000 bushels 10. = caused shorts to become
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GUARANTEED STOCKS.
FURNISHED by Joseph walker s. Sons No 20 Broac-stJ
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Dividend Notices.

AMERICAN EMPRESS COMPANY.
SEMI-ANNIJAL DIVIDEND OF THREE
(s3OO1 DOLLARS per Share has been declared. pay
able In York Jan 1905. 70 the Shareholders OF
record the Nov go 1904 also an extra
Dividend OF ONE Isl DOLLAR Share out OF the
earnings OF the Company on its Investments
JAMES r FARGO. Treasurer.
New York. Nov o. 1904
THE PEOCTER GAMBLE COMPANY.
Cincinnati, Ohio, October Is 1900
THE DIRECTORS OF THIS COMPANY
this day declared u dividend OF THREE CD
PER CENT. the Common stock OF TINS company,
able and after November II. 1904 10 stockholders
OF record at the close Of business October g. 1904
D. 3. GAMBLE. sec'y.
The Chesapeake Ohio Railway Co.
Richmond Va. october -. 1904
a DIVIDEND Or 10 HAS BEEN DE
olared the stock Of the COMPANY payable Wednes-
day November 30 1904 TO stockholders Of record at the
close OF business Monday. November Z! 1904;
The Ike Ohio Railway Co.,
nv Q y WEXFORD Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-10

The Wall Street Journal has larger ctrcs-
lation than any other financial publication Fl
America
The sun., 1904-08-21
MANS EXPENSES IN SUMMER
A Third Larger Than In Winter, when He
Il Entertained without Cost to Him.


Il can't afford to stay in town in the
summer, said q man on the Sandy Hook
boat. 1T coats too much-much more
than In the. winter time. A single man in
the city has expenses In summer that he
never has to meet in winter.
SIN winter I'm likely to be asked out to
dinner three nights week anyhow. That,
OF course, costs nothing. A man is so
welcome at dinners that he need do no
more than call on his hostess or be polite
to her daughters at dances. In summer
there Is no dining out and there at one swoop
comes the expense Of three dinners 4
week.
Then there are other outlays not neces-
sary in winter. II dine at the,club, some-
den or the theatre. usually 20 because I
don't want to go home early.
In this way l have already paid four
times this summer to see one show which
under ordinary circumstances I shouldn't I
think OF seeing once at my own expense
taken on some theatre party during the
winter and that once would have been
enough
Then when 1t is not the theatre, II is a
roof garden or billiards all the evening.
That expense would not be necessary In
somewhere every evening and would not
be called upon to pay.
sThe out-of- town visits at the weekend
do not compensate for the amount spent
during the week. Possibly II a man went
for long stay, It might be a saving. but
as 1t ie country house visiting is not eco
nomical.
Men are likely to drink more In summer
than In winter, and there II n1ore eYpen =
diture there II one stays In town. Reckon
ing up winter and summer expenses, It will
be found that life In town costs Q third
more In summer than 1t does In the winter
time
The sun., 1904-08-21
HARD ON BROOKLYN WOMEN.
CARS WILL NOT STOP AT STORES
IN SHOPPING STREETS.

So the shopper Can't he Taken to Par.
ticular Store Door and Taken Up at
Another-she Has Been Since Horse
Car Days, but 1t Has Delayed Trafiio.
A plan to stop the trolley cars only at
certain definite stations has been under
trial for a month in the shopping district
in Brooklyn. 1t seems to be a successful
endeavor to relieve the congestion along
lower Fulton street in the busy season.
In accordance with a custom that has ex-
listed unchecked since the days of the horse
cars, Brooklyn women, when on shopping
tours, have always insisted on the cars
stopping for them before the store they
intended to visit first and to take them up
at whatever point their hunt for bargains
may end. This, with the regular stops
at corners, has made the lot Of the con-
ductors and motormen a far from happy
one and has been a frequent cause Of
delay.
Under the new plan the trolley cars will
stop only at certain spots designated by
signs as trolley stations. As far as pos
slple the stations are on opposite sides
OF the street, and they have been located
to suit the shoppers rather than the or
binary traffic, but II the scheme works
as expected the traffic facilities Will be
enhanced for both classes of passengers.
Coming toward the shopping district
downtown the first signs are at the junction
OF Fulton street and Flatbush avenue.
Thereafter there are signs In couples at
spaces OF block, and in about the centre
OF each block. to the corner of Fulton and
Smith streets, where there Is single station
for uptown traffic. A half block away Is a
single station for the downtown cafs at
Fulton and Pearl streets.
Each station is denoted by q metal Sign
clamped to a pillar OF the elevated road, on
which is printed in large type the words
Trolley Station The signs are eight
feet from the ground and visible by all on
the sidewalk for at least a block In each
direction.
Passengers who wish to board car
must stand at one OF the signs. The cars
will only be stopped opposite q station to
let passengers on.
Similar stations are In use In Boston on
the trolley lines, but only In the outskirts
OF the city, where they are placed at in
tervals Of about two blocks. There the
plan has been popular and it enables the
oars to make much better time than when
the notormen had to stop on signal at the
corners.
When the Brooklyn women who are In
the country get back and begin shopping,
the new plan will have its real test.