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New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
BUY LEONARD MOODY COMPANY.

The Leonard Moody Real Estate Company, No.
1s7 Montague-st Brooklyn, has been sold and will
be conducted under new management after July L.
This business purchased by William Greve.
who is employed in the Office of the Realty Asso-
ciates Nc f75 Remsen-st. Mr. Greve said yeSter-
day he had purchased the business for himself.
David Michel and Benjamin II. Roth. He added
that the business was be continued under the
same policy ii had been for the last forty years.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first is that of the debtor the second
that of the creditor, and date when judgment was
filed:
Asch.r En,il--H Levy November 80 1897 ,sa 81,
Bailey. Raymond Ms WendeIins March Is
Brown Charles A--city OF New-York, June
"a 1902 .reyerssd, :, $500 Is
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
A 14s-FooT sMoKEsTAcK PLANNED.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superinten-
dent Hopper for smokestack to be erected for the
Nev-York Central Railroad Company adjoining
the baggage room at the 42d-st end of the Grand
Central Station, go feet from the entrance.
1t is to be 14sS feet high of STEEL built rock
foundation lined with friedrich height of sixty
five feet, and nclosed the exterior by eight
inch brick wall part of its height. 1t is designed
by Master Mechanic Van Bergen, of the railroad
company. 1t is to cost 5000
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
MECHANICS LIENS.

26th-st No 211 West. Michael J Canayan agt
Frederick Benz. owner and &C mira ctor.
f7yd-st, g. 100 # of Audubon-ave, 15xIoo: NJ
Gustine Reser agt Ernestine Nichoisburg owner
= = - =
s2d-st Nos "a and 56 East Charles Schmidt agt
George l. Felt. owner and contractor.
14yd-st. No 3os West; George Rogers agt William
Person owner and contractor. -. --s... -.
Park Row. No Al John Smiley ast the Park
Company: owner; the Standard Plunger Elevator
Company. contractor. -.
5th-ave No Cos TO 7o3; ID Oer Engineering Com
pany agt F9fty-hfth Street Company. owner;
General Building and Construction Company.
contractor s.....-.-., "a =.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30

- ,aaz >.......... $50
Eina Reuben-H Hoitz April H. 141s3
flem1ns; faoH ;rsUersedI $3.50 IS
fi5sssFa,a; Isss lssca tsd1 1000 %
ians re frayarsedl Observation-Disclosures. $50 A.
same: Juv 1909 (reyersed)...... 1904
L.emberg " lliam-M Tolchinsky; June g.
Net otto-G 1. Miller; December IA. 1895
(cancelled) ........--.......--.-.: $3.50
Roome:: INV "a 1905 .....e........... 45s SO
Schfn Harry-M TolchInsky; June 25, 1895. ESQ II
Samper George-I Hoaberg November TO-
Tierney. William Peerless Shoe Company;
March 19.- lSOO llo 20
Wolf Jecob-P Potash; March I6. AIS 81
pany--C'ity of New-York; June 81 iso5 25o 90
Wells Fargo Cot Zika: December 90. 1904 2.e1s Al
Manhattan Railway Company-B Brown;
April 21 1904 (reversed}- b.576 4e
North British Mercantile Insurance Com
pany London. Engand--E Platter; March
treVersedb
The Country Club Land Association-F Lon
bauer al; November g. 1903 reversed. 1,042 II
The James Reilly Repair and Supply Com
ceed) Observation-Disclosures. s33 1s
Same-Same January H. 1908 (cancelled).... 7o2 IS
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
REALTY NOTES.

Alfred Busselle is the buyer of No. 11o East
62d-s:., recently sold by Abraham Cohn.
Kupperstein Lowenfeld have sold for Mrs.
Kohler James Hughes No. 6G Myrtle-ave..
Brooklyn. a. two story dwelling and store, on lot
lssx1o7 feet: also for A. Pepper 20 Mr. Silver1nan
Nos. $40 and Sol Bedford-aye~. Brooklyn two three
story dwelling houses on plot 44x1oo feet.
Herbert A. Sherman has leased for H. o. Have
meyer TO A. A. Low of his Moorish houses
at Bayberry Point Islip. Long Island. for the
summer.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
THE BRONX. BUILDING PLANS.

esetY-st Riverdale ave; two three
story frame stores and dwellings. 269x44 and
2Ix24: Daniel s. Morrison. owner John j. ken
nedy. architect
North Oak Drive, Elmst.: two story and
attic frame dwelling. 30x46; Emma l.. Shirmer.
owner: George p. CTosier. srchiteet- -
palisade Pla, s. 20? IT of Pophani-ave-, two
story frame dwelling. 2ex4E; A. p. oyerbaugh,
owner: J. Hooper, architect. ..-...-.-...
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30

Schroeder. George to L Schroeder; Avenue A. 500
kaufman an l. to Il aarssiin and another I7sdst. 1000
5ailas sa.tshwiessr asia-st IS as 900
McGosern R, to c Harry; 1st-ave.
same to American gssas aosass gts company ioi.
ms 40 It " OF Ist-ave; years; per cent. 10000
no years s
t. Bsss5 OF zaSHss ssHs ears
kennedy, j, to William oppenheim SherEyst.
can't ua "a anu TO- uus feo.ua's '''s $4,000
winter. p to n solomon: 122d-st No East: .ooo
FGs aaa 8 Vest % two morssssss Sas SS o
aea pany INC No aa9 aVests West as @ per 1900
sos 10 esfs to
ssssss :. 1900
same te so m 0t as @ IT per Of sdavs
kGgB 8 two A noxase 4 k0Sgs e. years Nos pei Us een aaa
= TWO TO 5000 years per
to @sl iso
pany; 1o1st-st, so of 1st-ave; :. oo
Ds5s. wiijlsn Il e Wells sstast, 100
-S6 Nos ss9'a 9 asa e IS zs9 aaa
Mshony A. to II c Howard: Iexnetor-ave.
Block. ]. Denicke; 3d-st " s. 100 # OF
bth-ave years, per cent :. 5000
pany: ssth-st, East as per bond I5,ooo
shs@ fss3 S9 s5. as PER a aoo'
o,,,Tns Amserdam w years & per en- 10000
Brown Place, ". corner 1s7th-st. No 747;
Mandel. $. to 4 z Brodsrisk and another: iiith
Homer L. to Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany 125th-s., Lexington per
Beaiia A to Beais: webster ave. No 2772:
years. per cent .-....-............. 1,2s5
nss Rs: ssssss same. :s: n Il ,:; bond $500 $500
Tessier Edward NJ TO Aierwan Company 1s4th-
ST. s. 100 ft of Jackson years, per
Stein Charles A. to Whitehal Realty Company;
Grossman No to 34s MNass ysa per 2o
1so # Of Columbus years cent. $500
mon: ogden-ave, corner 1e1st-st; years.
Loehr G. to L Strung; 15lst-st No 45s East;
Bsvsrsten: n G l. Title Guarantee and Trust
Ernest E J. and another to William Stein
a kamp 1ossh- sl s. 200 TT of 1st-ave; ooo
Baehraeh. william and another to william Ross ''O'
Edridge st. No 1si years per cent....... 1880
Levy. s. to Title Insurance Company; 74th-st. No
cordes George n and smother to Title Guarantee
and Trust Company; Lexington n corner
Charlton School to Title Guarantee and Trust -'OVV
Company: Park-ave Nos 646 and GAS; years,
saunders. ", to Title Insurance company: St
@ Nicholas7ave e = $40 # of 15oth-st:
Rouse. G.. to H G Rouse: 4sd st. s. 10 it W ''''"
Foley. G L. to {: srn.T.lin: isti-st No i2s
Cohen H and another to City Real Estate Com i'o''
aa. pany; a4oih-st 9th 521s # of 7th-ave; 5
Jseobowitz Israel to N jacobowitz Iewisst, 4'oV
No no. years, 8 per rcent................... 5000
49, instruments per ............... $3.50
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
SALE OF A HUeHEs-AvE. PARCEL.

Baturin Weissman Henschel have sold for
Isaac Topper the three story frame dwelling
house. No 2144 Hughes-ave., on a lot 16x9o feet
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
ANOTHER cLINToN.AVE. HOUSE DEAL.

Jacob Kronenberger has sold for the Wahlig 6
Sonsins Company five story triple fathouse. No
1880 Clnton-ave. ssx1n feet: also sold the south
east corner of Intervale-ave., and Key-st., plot
104xeS feet, for Jacob Mendeson.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30

The approximate amount OF the lien OF charge, 70
satisfy which abovedescriSed property is 20 oe so
"a thereon from tne ztth GAY
June. and sliowarc ancuHs.s
$3.50 28 together expenses OF the sale ~
OF assessments ana W.
liens be allowed to the pufcas.,
of the purchase money pad by the Keerse -
81. A60. - and interest
JAMES w. sTREADWE1A~
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

s.th-st No so West: for five story brick loft
and store. 25x114.8; r. afmith' owner r a
sfnft-st No 11o; for six story brick tenement.
22 10x55 4; A. Julian. owner: C. Il. Reld afchi~
,2istSst No 440 East: for two six story brick
tenements %. sxsI11: Empire Works owner
Bernstein & Bernstein, architects-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
GETS TWO EAST SIDE HOUSES.

Wsisberger & Kaufman have sold for Mr. Haas
TO Mr. Harris Nos 3Ss and 3ss East tsth-st, two
five story triple apartment houses, on lot u4x1oo
feet s,4~ -. $50 ts+ss
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
RIG PLOT IN 7TH-AVE. SOLD.
D 1RrEL rs SIX SMALL BUILDINGS And An APARI-
NENT HOUSE NE4R PENNSYLVANIA SITE
Dime Salns of Brookyn dds to Its Realty
teen More Flathouses Erected the Upper Vest Side

of Minetta-st 2sxso 3 sty fr sy brk ten h
on rear: Bruenng agt Heart and ano. indfv, etc.
ct al: venno atty r. II Raphael. ref; amt cue
81. 40: Ehrlnann Tor Sslu. 10
is Minettas 40 # s OF Minetta Lane 4es4i
sty hs;. W Bruening agt Kate lafahan et
all: A w yenno, atty; H. Raphael. ref: amt DUE
SIS e9l 53 taxes etc $40 to l. Ehrmann for S7.4oo
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

AZ ~ yezey- rt--By Archer. I5 Burfng Elip, n g.
20 II OF 2px4H- bldg
ets.aDo
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Al IA vesey-st-Rr BRYAN l. Kennedy: - Eimst
% II of Leonard-s 100x9ox irreg: 3, and sly
by order of Commissioners OF sinking FUND;
34T s6th-s 121 IT Of 1stave 2sxlOos; sly prh
executors sale: estate of Rebecca Baird deceased
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
Country Property for Sale.

ZOO BUILDING LOTS FOR SALE 1t White Rsoins
s1NJU N Y. Send for particulars A. e. TOOO
BEATTY CO.. 90 Spring-st.. New-York City
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
City Property for Sale or to Let.

JERSEY CITY.
ENOUR STORY and basement building block
IL Montgomery-st; splendid
restaurateur and baker; for Other
business; would Further
from owner. EARL VAUDEVILLE. 246 Academy-st.
Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-30
JUDGM ENTS.

judgments were filed yesterday the nrst
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-20
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
ISSUE or $40, 900, 900

The WASHINGTON TERMINAL COMPANY
FIRST MORTGAGE 34% GOLD BONDS
jonhy andse eranya principal Interest
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY
philadelphia BALTIMORE wasHlHaroH RAILROAD COMPANY
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
bond
DatedFe 1st 1905 Principal 1885,
Interest ayable February fst and August is .
n o New York and
YORK, TRUSTEE.
Total Issues
and @ old coin
,aon a aa ns ~ un s n h s
Of sdsnonns
stipulated in
nbosF terminals but
unaraa Of
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s S f $ s Fl 5s s:# s: s Ss NIP ss
S S s + ss = b E s sS & @ s @ 'assE s @ NV" ss
and E as SEE s s4ssssss
sIs sssa sssssz s ss %so New York
g. .:s ss :: ; s; = ss, ,a '' .. 's.
ss @s os @ @ ] at sSf Of @ = 6 80 % n ut
being a " @ @ @
Application
ALEXANDER BROWN & SONS. BROWN BROTHERS & CO
mon
HARVEY s.
New YORK. 6oIon-
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STORAGE.

WHY PAY MoRE2 We store for ice a load.
UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. 41s-4e0-4ze
10th st. NV. Phone Main 422s. nays-smo
100 SEPARATE STORAGE ROOMS: gtor
age by the load; packing. hauling. and ship
ping. See US before storing THOMAS
BOWLING & CO. Auctioneers. GLE e st
NV. Phone Main DIS. ap30- sOt
CENTRAL STORAGE ROOMS, 1903 H ST
NV new buiiding); clean and light; electric
elevator. lowest rates in the city. BROWN
& FOLSOM, Props. Phone Main 2520.
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Mr.. TAYLOR WILL TAKE
A TRIP TO FAR ALASK|

The Hon. H. A Taylor, Assistant Sec
Rotary of the Treasury, and Mrs. Taylor
will start on an extended Western trip
on Tuesday morning. Mr.. Taylor will
stop a day in ST. Paul, Minneapolis. ara
in Seattle on public business. and be in
Portland at the opeing of the Lewis and
Clark Exposition, June 1. Mr.. Taylor
has been invited by the exposition man
ayers to deliver an address ON that &C.
easions
From Portland he will proceed to
Alaska. taking the inside passage to
Skagway. over the White Horse Pass
Mountain railroad TO the head of the
Yukon River; going down the Yukon
more than 2, coo miles to its mouth al ST.
Michael, and from there TO Nome, where
he expects to remain TWO Or three weeks.
While at Nome he will establish a life
saving station, provided for by the last
Congress- and devote some Tina 70 pri-
waite business matters connected with
mining and banking, In which he is en-
gagged.
From Nome. Mr.. Taylor will take a
revenue cutter to Siberia, and 10 the
Pribilof. or Seal islands. and cruise
around the entire southern and 81 ith-
eastern coast of Alaska. stopping ut
most of the important points. lie will
return by way of the Canadian Pacific
railway. Mr.. Taylor expects 10 be alb
sent until August.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-20
MARKET IS WEAK
At Closing HOUR
Was Ful of Buying Orders
1t the Start.
BREAK COMES IN ST. PAUL
Increase Uneasiness Among Specula-
trs and Causes Renewed
Liquidation.
BREAK COMES IN ST. PAUL

NEg YORK. May 2O.-The market
was all of buying orders at the opening,
incItiing a number of prominent
roon traders who were among the
heaiest sellers of stocks just before
theclose yesterday. Few of these or
der could be executed though, except
at harp advances as there was at the
moment on supply of stock around yes
tenay's closing figures.
london stock exchange was clog d.
bu Berlin bought small amount OF
di!erent international stocks. and re-
pits from that center were TO the effect
tfat the situation there was much easier
aid that only one small failure had &C.
erred.
The selling o. ST. Pau was called very
god, being by houses like J. w. Davis
g. Co, and Ealstead & Hodges. Just
before IL O'Clock the price broke below
I3. and reached q number of stop or
tlarS. The decline which amounted to a
point from The opening in nearly ali
active stoclS increased the uneasiness
among OUTSIDE speculative interests, and
caused renewed liquidation.
An elemtnt closely associated with
Kuhn, Lob & Co, is open in asserting
that the disturbed condition of the
of the Hartman interest from the
NortherH Pacific directory
The nlrket showed almost no rally
and closd. weak. Government bonds TN
changed railroad and other bonds low
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-20
IN THE WORLD OF FINANCE
WASHINGTON.

Washington Railway preferred and
Mergenthaler were the only active is
sues in the local market today.
Washington Railway AZ, traded IN 70
the amount OF S1S,5o0, sold at 9o2s and
90A the latter price being paid fer all
but s., co., The bonds closed at 901s bid
and L wanted, a loss Of several small
fractions.
OF the Metropolita Railway AS
$4,000 sold at 1924.
Washington Railway preferred was
traded in to the extent of 1,460 shares,
the price ranging from 901s to s07s ex.
dividend. The last named figure was
the closing offer, with 80A as the bid. a
fractional gain. There was no trading IN
the common, the closing of which was
fractionally higher than yesterday.
There were few deals IN bank stocks.
Twenty shares of Union Trust sold at
125, and the close was at that figure
offered and 12l1z bid, drop of over a
point. Ten shares of Metropolitan
Citizens sold at 337. 10 OF Traders at
1SS, and of Riggs at $50.
Nothing doing in Gas stocks
Mergenthaler sold in two blocks of
80 each. at 1909 and 1904. respectively,
and then three 10-share lots at 1904,
q, and IL. The close was $50 bid and "
wanted, q consin cradle recession
Lanston was dall so shares selling at
145s.
Graphophone common lost a stout
fraction, 100 shares selling at 5, which
also was the closing offer, with "a as
the bid. The preferred sold at SIS for
90 shares.
Greene Copper lost several fractions,
being bid for at 24k and offered 1T 251a.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-20
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sals-U. S. coupon As, $10oG10415.
Washington Street Railway As, $1,000
$685.. 81. e06d90ss, 81, 009I90i4, S500@9014,
metropolitan Railroad 6's A, 81, 0000
1921 s., o0oatf021lz. S, 0000102A
Washington Street Railway, preferred
l0tS9lz, 506oa8lI. 50490ls. 50Qp909s. 59di90ss
5o9Gass, 1o0G993ss, 5000901a, 100000, 1909
on, I00@909a, 1o0QS0s4, 50q905s, 50Q903z,
lgI9ozs.
Metropolitan Citizens. 1od337.
Traders Bank. 10aQ1s3.
Riggs Bank, 5u650.
Z Aierg enthaler. 50a19Gs4, 5001S05s, 100
301z. iod1 1907 1091901s.
I Isanston. 500i47s.
Graphophene common, 1905
Graphephone preferred, 506S5ss.
After call-Mergenthaler 2q190, 1880.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-20
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.
CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO. May 20.-The following are
he quotations on today's exchange:
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FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT of the Hag-
erty Mining and Development Company.
We. the President and a majority of
the trustees Of the said company, of the
District Of Columbia, do certify that the
authorized capital stock Of said com
pany is $500, CO., of which $500, 600 has been
the company. c. 6. BaL IL pTPiS r. e.
President; GEO. b. McLEIK, S. M
COE. WILLIAM r. FURNISS, Trus-
tees. Verified by oath of William A
Ferniss, secretary, the 18th day of May.
1865. before a. A. Rolf, Notary Public
for State of Illinois. 1t
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-20
FINANCIAL.
Home Building ASSOCIATION

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE
ON EASY MONTHLY PAYMENTS
Il viii accommodate you for building. bur-
ing. improving home. or for investment
and need money. Call On the undersigned foI
information and taxing stock. Applications
for loans from agents solicited.
GEO W. LINkIES. WM. II. WETZEL-
Pres. see 18th st. E~. Sec. 2iss H ST. az.
a S. TAYLOR. z. 8. WESTCOTT,
" Pres. las ? ow. Treas. $50! Pa. ~.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-20
WEEKLY STATEMENT
OF NEW FORK BANKS

NEW YORK. May 20 = The weekly
statement of the associated banks. is
sued today, shows the following
changes:
Reserve on all deposits, decrease, S.
1872 GOO: reserve on deposits other than
United States. decrease. IS. 13S. 800; loans.
increase, so, 700, 800: specie, decrease, $4,-
ia 100. legal tenders, decrease, SO 500;
deposits, United States deposits includ-
ed, increase, $14. 932, 900; circulation. IN
crease. S60s, 60o; total loans. 81, 120, 426 $50.
The banks now hold in excess Of legal
requirements S. 2ts, SO. against s13. 004e 275
last year, and 80. 222, 725 two years ago.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-20
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

reported by W. 3. Hibbs & Co.. I4ie z
Street. Members New York Stock Exchange.
Chicago Board Of Trade. and Washington
Stock Exchanged
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-20
~. r. BALDUS, NJ. D, Ph. D.
GERMAN sPEcIA1Isp

GEAl11AN SELts4--4zASE
On Mental Nervous, kidney, and all
private Diseases, Chronic and Acute
Doctor 8 service and medicine not over
81. Consultation Tree. Tel Main zosI-
S, z. Cor 9Th and = SITS. NV. Heurgs
~ 10 ]. TO
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-20
THE SUPREME TEST.

1.-THE surest proof that a man loves
his Wife is when he buys her everything
she wants"
Not at all. The surest proof is when
doesn't growl about it."-Philadeiphia
Ledger
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-20
PERFECTLY SAFE.

Weary Walker-Say! yer a disgrace ter
de profesh. 1 heard yer telltn' dat wo-
man yerd saw some wood for her If she
geV yer q meal
Ragson Tatters--ci' on! Don't yer s'pose
I made sure foist dat she didn't nave no
wood ter aw?-Philadelphia Press
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1905-05-20
WALL PAPER.

NO INTERRUPTION TO OUR WORK this
week Send postal for samples and estimate
free OF all cost. VIM, V. MAHONEY, Main
Store, 500 Pennsylvania ave. Telephone
East 1l4-F Paperhanging Painting Room
MoIdlngs. Anacostia branch, 10 Monroe ST.
Northwest branch. s09 New York ave. New
agency established at Bowie. Nd ny19-7t
ROOMS PAPERED cheaper than any firm
in city; work guaranteed II. HEWITT.
GIL East Capitol st. my1S-3t
YOUR ROOF repaired Free painting, grain
ing, paperhaDging, and decorating; reason
able. J. H BECKWITH, sos f st. ne.
nay13-3t
ROOMS PAPERED, 81 up: finest work: lat
est designs; work guaranteed. HUNT 467
G St NV. Iny16-6t
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FINANCIAL.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY

OFFICE. COR. 9Th AND SIS.
gAID-UP CAPITAL. ONE MILLION.
Loans IN any amount made APP
proved real estate collateral
sonshIe rates.
Interest paid upon deposits on monthly
balances subject to check.
This company acts executor. ed.
Eninistrator. trustee. agent. treasurer.
registrar. and IN all other nduciaTy
pacities.
- Boxes for rent In burglar and IRE proof
vaults for safe deposit aud storage o.
valuable packages
JOHN JOY EDsON. President
JOtiE< A. vice president
ELLIS SPEAR Second Vice Presiden.
ANDREW PARKER. Treasurer
HARRY C. MEEM. Treasurer
BOYD TAYLOR...........As Assistant Treasurer
THOMAS BRADLEY. Real Estate Otttcss
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared 10 assume the management OF
your real ez.ats. Careful attention given
ell details
The Topeka state journal., 1905-07-19

Many people who are not in the habit
of dining at foreign restaurants are
greatly puzzled how to choose dishes
owing to the menu being usually writ
ten in French. Here are few hints to
help them.
Glace-A water ice. Glace sometimes
means iced, used as an adjective.
Jardiniere is a fashion of cooking
vegetables in their own juices. They
are cut into fancy shapes. Jar-din-
yehr.)
Piece de Resistance-The principal
joint of the dinner or the chief dish OF
any meal.
Potage (po-tahje}-A general term
for all kinds of soup.
Pate-Sman pies in which is served
oysters, meat or some sort of creamed
mixture.
Puree-vegetable or meat reduced
by boiling to a thick pulp and then
thinned with liquid until it is of the
consistency of thick soup.
Soufie (soo-fay)-A very light omelet
or pufr, which may be sweet or savory.
Ragout (ra-goo)-A stew made of al
most any kind of meat and vegetables
the kind giving it a particular name
Usually this stew is Favored with wine
| just before serving.
Roux (roo)-A cooked mixture OF
butter and -four used for thickening
soups and gravies.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-07-19
A Quaint ceiling Decoration.

On the ceiling of one of the rooms at
Sans Souci, the palace of Frederick the
Great, is painted a large spider, with its
web. This strange decoration has an
interesting history.
The room adjoined the kings bed
chamber, and in it he brealfasted. Ev-
cry morning cup Of chocolate was
placed there for him, and one morning
just as he was about to drink it he rec
objected that he had left something in
his bedroom which he wanted. He
went to fetch it, and on coming back to
his breakfast he found that a large
spider had dropped from the ceiling into
his cup. Immediately he called out for
fresh chocolate to be made for him.
Then the king was startled by the re-
port of a pistol. Directly the cook heard
the order for fresh chocolate he blew
his brains out. He had poisoned the
first cup, and the kings rejection of it
made him imagine his crime had been
discovered.
It was in memory of his escape from
death that the king had the spider and
web painted on the ceiling.
The Topeka state journal., 1905-07-19

in the mixture, cover with buttered pa
per and steam for forty minutes. Serve
with a sweet sauce favored with va
nilla-
The recipe just given is for a hot ba-
mana pudding. Here is one for a pud-
ding to be served cold: Line a mold
with slices of sponge cake moistened
with a little sherry wine. Beat to a
pulp six bananas and add a gill of
cream favored slightly with sherry and
sweetened to taste. If necessary add a
little gelatin soaked in milk to thicken
the cream. Mix well, fill the mold and
put on ice to harden. In a few hours
the pudding will be ready to turn out.
With this pudding may be served rich
oustard, garnished, hedgehog fashion,
with blanched and sliced almonds. The
custard should be poured around the
pudding.
Banana cakes will be new to a major
ity of cooks. Scoop out in the center a
tall sponge or madeira cake. Make a
puree of four bananas, two oranges and
two ounces of powdered sugar and pour
into the opening in the center of the
cake. Whip one gill of cream with one
teaspoonful of powdered sugar and half