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New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
MISS VERPLANCK WINS CUP.
Spirited Fencing at Fencers' Clubs Annual
Ladies'" Day.

Miss Virginia Verplanck Miss Stimson's
silver cup yesterday. after afternoon of spirited
fencing at The Fencers Club II was Ladies'
Day. and the prospect Of seeing members Of the
womens junior class fence filled the clubroom in
the Windsor Arcade at early hour. AS it was.
the friends of the fencers were rewarded with two
hours Of capital sport.
Miss Margaret Stimson. the donor OF the cup.
IS a member Of the ladies' senior fencing club and
accomplished fencer. AS a preliminary TO the
real competition Miss Stimson and Mrs George
Ethridge gave the salute, their graceful fourishes
and dignified salutatons winning the applause of
the audience. Immediately after the salute Miss
Mildred Dick and Miss Enid Alden called TO
the stage by Carroll Beckwith, the president. and
the competition began. The other contelants
were Miss Betty Colamore Mrs. Theodore D. Ir
win Miss Verplanck and Miss Rosalie Jones the
only senior TO participate. Whenever Miss Jones
fenced she had 10 give Mrs Irwin. who is OF
this years beginners. three points and all the
others two points. Whenever Mrs. Irwin fenced
her competitor gave her one point. These handi-
caps given in attempt TO ecualize the
fencers, each one Of whom had 10 fence with all
Of her opponents each bout being for nine touches.
and the cup TO go 10 the fencer who won the most
bouts
In all fifteen bouts We're fenced. They were won
Dick 5: Miss Collamore. > Miss Jones g. Miss
Nerplanck l. The last bout and the best fenced
and Miss Nerplanck, which decided the possession
Of the cup. Miss Dick and Miss Verplanck both
got no end of praise for their good form. Among
the guests was NJ Vauthier professor of fencing
at West Point who used TO be maitre d'armes at
the Fencers Club, where he was immensely popu-
lar.
After the fencing tea. sandwiches ices and
cakes were served from a daffodil laden table by
Miss Stmson and Mrs. Ethridge.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

AT IA Nesey st-By Bryan ]. Kennedy: 1Is5-11e3
bIoadway W cor 2sth 81. lO5 exIS9xI5I 2 and stor
D1ss including Proctors Fifth Theatre: exrs
sa state or Peter Gssy deceased 127412S6 Madison
taTy sale; "A 64th 81. 926 " Of Madison ave 30r
leoo story high stoOp dwg voluntary sale h3o 5a4
lh ave corner 4Ota ST. 40 5xe0 story ten hs
Win stores voluntary sale: Fulton ave 100 II or
i7is ST. plots 25x136 and 25xi4o respectiyeIy rD
nlns through 10 Croona Place: voluntary sale Vaenne
ave s. 62s II Of ls1st lots each 25xIOOs
voluntary sale Ryer ave. 81 II 1Slst ct four
lots each %KioOi voluntary sale; Jerome ave W g. rs
tary sale. 0' ''
BY Joseph p Day: 2Is2 2iss broadway s. o5e 2, n
oi lfth S. l1ox13O 5xlO22 to 77th irrsg;
isF ssF voluntary sale Broadway & cor s0th ST. io2
W or 1th ave- 61x1OO b: sty elevator
kcnown as Park View; voluntary sale: Washington
1885, Sailors SNUG leasehold Hty dvlg eIec,
sale l36 Charles 81. l45 ST
- sxtox2o likes: bleg: executors 241 i2th 81
l0S3 II Of Greenwich a2x62. sty dwlg e1ecu-
st. 40 n OF 9th 2o13s o: dwig; voluntar
sale; o-2i2 llth 81, 1915 n Waverley Place
5s iOxb4 tyo st dwgs voluntary sale; isist
90 IL: voluntary sales; i4os-i41O A. cor T5b
st oixss two sty loft bidgs voluntary sale eT iSs
penard st, 80 n OF church 25xeo: s,v bldg.
high water line OF River 1895 2x23a g. F Cousat
agt i Gienzer ct al; executors sale; 1se Tth ave =
% II OF 18Th c3ri00 sty bldg: voiuntary ss,s.
Park 900 n OF 1874 i0ox14ni vacant. 1,,
voluntary sale: Webster ave- . I5i 4 =,
lT9h ST. 100 4xlo06; vacant voluntary sale West p,
ary sale 3iI 40th 81, $50 Il % ave 2x5xcT a.
81 sty hrk h. William Corcoran et al AZ cr
Corcoran 81 al; l. III Moos. atty; A B Jaworouvsr
partition; szI st,h st slo II OF "a ave a,s1op
Que. t64io II; taxes. ate. 500 sS 's'' amt
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
A GENEROUS RESPONSE.

John A. Church. the invalid at Coldbrook Sta
ton. Nova Scotia. sends hearty thanks 10 all the
sur~Nfno friends who responded so generously 10
his request for souvenir postals His means and
his health VIII not permit Of his replying per-
sonRly to donors, but he does want them 10 know
through the column how much he appreciates their
kindness. As he is unable 10 read much. the pict-
the cards help 10 entertain and instruct
him. He received a hne postcard album, also
souvenir cards from White Plains, Newburg Peeks-
XIII. Elnra- Richmond Hill Mount Vernon. Brook
lyn and Manhattan. In New York State; Lakewood
South Orange. Newark. Princeton. Elizabeth and
Atlantic City. y. j.: Winstea. Meriden and New
Haven Conn; Bethlehem and Marchand, Penn.
81. Augustine and Palm Beach, Fla; Escindido
ard Norohoff, Cal. and San Antonio. Tex. He
also received Easter cards. religious papers, hand
some picture roll, books. kind letters and pictures
and curious moon calendar. An occasional postal
viii always carry ray of cheer to this invalid
who says in his letter:
You Sunshine people doing a blessed work In
Frightening the lives OF the afflicted. You have
given me much pleasure. for which again 1 thank
YOU
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
REAL ESTATE.
sTuRTEVANT HOTEL I'M TRADE.

Ieonold We'll has sold for the Webster Realty
Company to the Five Boroughs Realty Company
David II. Taylor presidenO the Sturtevant. six
story hotel on the north side of S5th St between
Broadway and 7th ave. on q plot @6XlOo feet In
mart payrnent the buyer. who has been operating
extensively IN The Bronx and Brooklyn. but viii
hereafter buy only in the midtown section. gives
to the seller ll2 lots on the east side OF Aqueduc
ave- and bounded by East 172d St. Featherbed
Lane and Plimpton and Nelson aves The value
OF the properly i'm the trade is about s5oo0o
Robert Smith, of r. Smith & Co.. has bought
through r. V Harnett & Co. from Mrs. RiehaTd
z. Harnett No. 81 West S4th St. four story
building. on lot 24x9S9 feet. 1t is the easteriy
house of the occupied by the National Arts
Club which will soon to its new home 'front.'
ing Gramercy Park. The westerly house, NO So
was purchased Monday by the Bankers IN
vesting Company The price paid for No. 81 is
said 10 been s325 900. at the rate or about
Sl37 square foot which is the record price square
foot for parcels in this block. 49,
Mooney & Lawrence have sold for FREQ r itill-
rod No. IL West 10th St, four story and base
extension. a lot 20Xl0O feet, 10 client OF Leroy
Coventry.
Slawson & Hobbs have sold for Clarence O. Kip
to client for occupancy. No. 266 West $50 ST,
five story American basement dwelling mousse
The McVickar. GailIard Realty Company has
leased for Mrs. Juliana Armour Ferguson TO d
client No % West 3sth St. four story and hase-
ment hrownstone dwelling house on lot 2oXSS9 feet
The lease is for Il term of twenty-one years, With
The property will be extensively altered TOT ousi-
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Louis sehrag has sold for Francis and Elizabeth
Mathews the five story tenement house No. 252
West 18th ST TO client
Colonel George r. Dyer has bought No lO5 East
12d St, a four story dwelling house, 40 feet east
Of Park ave.
Neqman Grossman has bought No. S51 East SOth
st, aAfour story double tenement house with stores
Van vliet & Pace have sold the four story dwell
ing house No. IS Horatio St, on lot 25xS75 feet,
Shaw : co. have sold for the estate Of Hugh
d onneI sa two lots on the west side of Eagle ave.
Z. V Pescia & Co have sold for Levy & Freed
St 20 feet east Of Morris ave, on a plot i0OxiiS4
feet The buyer will improve the premises with
John Peters Co have sold for Morris Kraushaur
two five story and basement tenement houses, Nos.
Halliburton FaIes reported to have sold to Colo
house. on a lot 2oKio22 feet S''''
Hugo Marks has sold for a client of Osoro. KIee
& Co, No 800 to 335 East 45th St. plot S0XC15
feet, to builder who will erect two six story tene-
Carroll 8 co. have sold for simons & Harris the
simons Harris have ' bought from from client of
II. Rhenheimer the five story triple hathouse. with
stores, at the southwest corner OF l3ith st. and
The j. Hamilton Hunt Company has sold for A.
dwelling house. on lot 2XlCo feet
Lizzie Observation-Disclosures the five story tenement
house. on lot Sxs0 feet. at the northwest corner
Of I'd ave; and l25d ST. TO Jacob Rosenhlatt,
25x1022 feet.
Victor yictorson has sold for Robert z Westcott
TO Mrs. +. ObendorfeT Nos. 225 and 226 Riverside
Drive between 9th and 95th SITS. story eIe-
Vator apartment house, known the Sterling. on
plot 80. 4K985x irregular.
CARTEL & Moll have sold. through Sidney l. Moll
and Percival Nagle. the northwest corner of St
Nicholas and 18th st, five story hathouse
on plot 296xI1l.5 feet.
H c. Senior 8 co. have sold for Mrs. Mary Borck
NO 80 Amsterdam ave, five story hathouse, on
lot 25xiO0 feet. 10 a Mr. Silvermar.
o,io Oscar d Herbert Y: Dixie have sold for
St, three four story front and rear tenement
houses, on plot 50x9S.9 feet; also sold for Jula
Campbell to F. b. ID. Reynolds No 334 West 42d
ST a five story tenement house. with store on Iot
z9X9S9 feet. and for b. F. GreenthaI No 26O West
9s. feet. ' ' io' i'Io1
Harris 81 Timbe have resold No 204 70 2OS East
ll2th ST. two five story fathouses on pot 60x xf0 n
feet to Jacob Block; also No 2lS 10 224 Fast II9tb
Samuel Kadin. iee'' u
nye story hathouse on lot 25x10OlI feet 49,
- WlliaIns a McAnerney have sold for Marearat
ing house. on lot 19.2x1O05 feet.
MaitSr B. Aul has sold for Mary c. Brady or al
10 Mlhafn SchlchteI the plot 4l0xll2 feet on the
north side of 155th St. 1874 east of Lind ave
over fifty years. ' i''
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25

one designed for prosac service In the illustration
it is made Of white lawn. with trimming OF en-
broidery and beading threaded with ribbon, the
washable being the most desirable sort It. how
ever. will be found appropriate for all materials
used for Jackets OF the Sort and when the V-shaped
neck and elbow sleeves used, friIls can be OF
the material or lace quite well as OF the en-
broidery. The beading at the waist line confines
II at that point but is not obligatory the jacket
can be left loose II better liked
The quantity OF material required for the medium
size is Ss yards e. 2 yards &c. or l7s yards a inches
wide, with "a yards of embroidery 10 inches wide
and 2i2 yards OF handing 20 make as illustrated
The pattern No. 5.342 is cut in sizes for a S2 a
36 Ss 20 and 42 inch bust measure
The pattern will be sent to any address on receipt
OF 10 cents. Please give number ~ ma ttero 49,
bust measure distinctly. Address Pattern Depart
ment New-Hork Tribune. IL in a hurry for pat
tern send extra starnp and We will
mail by letter postage in sealed envelope
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
REPUBLICANS TOO SLOW.
Tammanyiaation of the Party i'd
fOcafcd AZ HTOmGR's LuRcheOn.

,rhe Taramanyization Of the Republican party was
boldly advocated at the annual luncheon Of the
Woman's Republican Association of the state Of
New York held yesterday at Deimonicos
We must take a leaf OF the book OF the Tam
many politician" said Robert Erskine Ely. HE
knows his Job ana works IL twenty-five hours
out Of twenty -four. SIS days in the year We go
into revolt and have moral hysteria only at infre
Quont intervals"
Mr Ely tlen gave sketch Of Tammany lead
sr's day beginning at O'Clock a. m, when he
is called OF bed 10 bail ont an arrested saloon
keeper continuing through a long day during
which ne goes court. attends funerals, pays
rent for people about 10 he eviced. and gets work
for Others ana closing with visit to a bazaar
where he takes chances everything. kisses the
babies, harters their mothers ana takes their
fathers round the corner for drink
Miss Helen Varick Boswell vice-president of the
association. expressed the highest admiration for
Tammany methods.
''Jts because Tammany takes chances" she saio.
';and we won't take any that we are left away be-
hind"
Tauas Henry Hickey continued the Iaudation OF
Tamnany.
We've got 10 go among the people and pay their
rent end give them some hope and some chance,
he ssid. I'VE have got TO go 10 court and see that
the poor gets justice, which he won't get II
we simply preach about civic righteousness from
Z platform And this Is a matter for women just
as much as for men, Politics is the solving of the
tocial and economic problems OF the country, and
why shouldn't women be interested in the solving
OF those problems9 II iE Just much their bust
ness as II IS thu business OF men TO solve them
Ia the best way possible And the political work
~ women, because II IS olsinterested ana dohe
without hope OF reward. is without price and
value"
Other addresses were made by the Rev. Charles
T Snow and SaG.Ue. ATCCune Lindsay. OF the Ma
tional child Labor Committee, and q mczsSge was
read from r-.ss.dsst Roosevelt congratuiating the
organization oa the dsinterested character OF lts
work The futur- OF the Republican party depends,
the President said. just such work as organiza-
lions Of this kind doing.
resolution ndorsng the child labor bills now
before the Education and Labor Committee OF Con
gress was passed. and the women We're urged 10
write individual letters besides. Mr.. Lindsay as
tIred them that such letters would carry much
weight and told how he had vainly tried all the
Tamnany tricks ne knew on obdurate Pennsyl-
Gania legislator who finally succumbed 10 the per-
Eistcnt letter writing Of 4 Pittsburg woman He
frankly confessed that his motive was the same
as that OF the unjust fudge OF Scripture. but the
child labor people got what they wanted and did
not stop 10 cagil about motives.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Pigueron George II, TO State Realty ard Mort
gage Company; nth st. $. 252 fl " OF Sth
Same 20 same: same PROPERTY: 1 year, per cent
Neadle. Jacob. 10 Manhattan Life lnsuranoe ne
Company: 49th St Nos 126 and 12S West. oOx
100: as per bond. d..........-......... ,...'
Same 70 NJ l. Bumberg; same property: years.
y per cent. ,
Weinberg Samuel ]. TO Emigrant Industrial say
ings Bank SD 81. 5. 125 II . OF Lexington
ave 25x100: due June 30. 1910; per cent '.'. =
Rullnan Caroline Smith Ely: 1SOth 81, ;.
l25 II ? Of 12t have. iOOx12O; ; years % per
Berger Benjamin, TO William L. Condit; o2d st'
No 3f2 West. 23x1O0: demand. per cent
Johnson-Kabn 90 10 Metropolitan Life INSURANCE
Co. 72d ST. 5 s. 49, Il Of West End ave- 'OA
l02: due June 30. 1896; per cent. ~,
HensIa Constrrctlon 90 to Chelsea Realty co;
l35th St 5 $ COO n W of Broadway 93x irres'
due June 30 1aOS: per cent - .
Same to Samuel Mcmillan: same property; year.
per cont -, ~, io06.
Same same: same property; due June D. I'o"'
o ueT cent. -
Tietjen Richard EmigranI Industrial savings
ST. 1Gx2S2: due June 80 1893: > per cent '.-'-'.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
MECHANICS LIENS.

143d st. \. $, 2T5 #. W. of Broadway. 50x-:
William Williams & Co. agt. Merrill Realty and
Construction Company owner and contractor
150th St No. 54l East: Charles G. KOenig agt-
Rafaele Sanza. owner and contractor
Washington ave. 100 II. 5. of 1T3d ST. 2O6x
15O James II. Young Stone Company agt-
Washington Avenue Company. owner and con
,2!e ae'of Is, =, 80 ~.
same agt Concourse Realty Company, owner
,9g1b - No ~ ~ -, yy-ss,. v.ir,,,a- act
Friedman & Levy. owners and contractors. .
l35th St Nos. 124 and 1875 West Henry F.. J..
Schiller agt Nathan Cohen. owner and con-
tractor 90 :.
Company agt. Bernard Run. owner; Fred Baltes,
contractor
1Osth St. :. 5. 445 Ct c. OF lst ave 5OX1i1 II
Pneumatic Whi5ewash Company ast. James
Rudden. owner: Patrick Brennan contractor e
Allen St Nos. - and -. :. G1rber & Son agt.
Alhambra Realty Company, owner; Cohen &
18th St, 8 $, 125 II. " Of Broadway, 130NlOO;
Thomas G. EdmOnds & Co agt COucOurse
Realty Company, owner and contractor. ..-.
Washington ave, 100 n. 5. OF l73d ST. 2tOX
100 same agt Washington Avenue Realty
Company, owner and contractor. --.---.-.-.-.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
THANKS FOR GREETING.

J. H. Bryce. president OF the Geneva OF1s,
branch. writes: please return thanks for me ~
the Junior Auxiliary, OF Flushing Long TsIa,a
and 20 unknown senders for the Easter cards ne
oeived- which carried sunshine into many humble
homes. ] am also grateful 10 the general of7ca .,
the box OF cheer" Mrs. c. D. Chapman OF North
Carolina. IN behalf OF the Sweeney sisters e.
tends sincere thanks friends in Pittsb,re, -
philadelphia and also 10 the general Office for
kindly TcmemhranCcs. A. West q Virninis
ingelid. almost helpless. says: What a help and
a blessing your Easter gift Nav God bless
SUNSHINE" poor sufferer in Indiana writes.
That Easter gift supplied some things that were
greatly needed and God Will surely bless those
members who help 10 tighten the pain and sor-
rows OF others" An Ohio invalid, who is never
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Briggs ave. Nos 2979 and 29s1: Haynes Corver
agt william Lunney et al: December ~. lSh'
depOSlt1 %
same property; Charles Peterson agt. William II.
Ionney ct al: March 20. 1906 (by deposip -.
Central Park West, n. corner IOth ST., Fltts-
burg Plate Glass Company agt. Vailima Realty
Company et al: March Il. 1906 tby deposip
Saith St Nos 800 and 800 West: FoOx & Katz
agt Abraham Rosenberg ct al; December IA.
100 % ,or,sr, ave
50. 4xI0O; David Miller agt. Hyman NJ Ellender
ct al: April 20. 1905
Wadsworth ave. n ". corner 177th ST. 1O0xl25;
same agt same: April 19 1895 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Goth ST. No 6S 10 as East John Simmons Com
pany agt. Saul Waienstein ct al: April 10, 1906
thy bond) NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..-.--........
Goth ST. No ~ West Roger Martin agt. Mrs.
Charles Horwitz: March 81. 1905 cancelled
Same property; same agt. same; April 4, 1905
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

17Sd -. W 5 256G CO It OF Gleason ave; for five
two story frame dwelling houses. 2Ox5O: stephen
Mcbride. owner. Bernhard Ebeling architect. SOS
Elizabeth st, 5 100 II OF Barker ave: for two
story frame dwelling 2lx50; Mrs r OHara.
owner: William Kenny, architect ............. a
Gleason ave. 5. - II " IT3d ST for a two
story frame dwelling house, 21x5O Patrict Mo
Iaughlin, owner; William Kenny architect a
Heath ave. W s. 531 II OF Boston Road for a
story frame dwelling house 2ix52 JOseDh
Zilli owner; Ahnemann & YOunkheere archt-
tects ................. 8
169th ST. Teller ave; for a three story
frame tenement house, 2lx60: Thornton Bros
Co. owners; Hugo II. Avolin. architect -. 6
169th ST. Finday ave: for a three story
frame tenement house 20x60; owner architect
and price, 3 above.
woodycrest ave, :. 114s6 IT OF 1ssth 81. for
four story brick tenement house. % OixTB:
James Spearing. owner; James w Cole ar
Bsrretto st. Garrison ave; for a one
story frame Toulouse. 1SxSG; New York New
Haven Hartford Railroad Company. owner;
Alfonso Tisi architect OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25

AS Miss Johnson. Ct Trenton, y. J.. will go
abroad In May. she asks If will kindly
oifer TO take her place and send the Sunday Maga-
zine or The Tribune 10 Miss Violet Cairns of
Monteo. Wis. r. d. /. f. NJ. B.. of Peekskll.
would like TO know If some one during her alb
sence of few weeks VIII kindly forward the
Woman's Pages TO Miss Lillian Spaulding OF the
MiddletOwn Springs. VT branch: Miss B., a busy
young woman and a new member Of the r. s. s,
PAID her mutation fee by providing an excellent
suit for n working girl and giving 81 To aid an
invalid IN hospital: Miss Dougherty. Of Linden.
" J., will pass on periodicals and religious reading
10 invalids in Michigan and Kentucky; Leila End
ers will contribute reading for girls in Alabama,
New York State. Texas and West Virginia.
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

18th St. n. s, 252 H. W OF 9th ave. 2sx-; state
Realty and Mortgage Company loans George H.
Pigueron $40
CiaTeInOnt ave. ". 475 II. 5. Of l27th ST. T5x
81: City Mortgage Company loans Hense Con
l1th St. 800 n. ". OF 7th ave. 125xT1l 10;
Irving I. Levine and Harry Mandel loan Abe
137th St, : 800 II. W. of Home ave. 5Ox10O:
Adrian r. Jackson loans Max Epstein and Har-
us tohfll-
T2d ST, s 3. 425 f. W OF West End ave. 7Ux
1922. Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
loans Johnson-Kahn Company --...-........... 20
115th st. :. 1T5 II. W. of broadway, HOOK
1001i; same loans the Oppenheim Realty COM
pany ..............-........... IA
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
TO ALTER TWO MIDTOWN PARCELS

Plans have been filed for the enlargement of the
storage warehouse of the Manhattan Storage Com
pany in Lexington ave. from 41st TO 42d St, by
story freproof addition in 41st St. which is to
he so feet front and 81 feet deep and will cost
sl25O00 according to the estimate of A. j. Smith, the
architect The four story and basement dwelling
house No. Is West 45th St. owned now by l. j.
Mayer. is to be made over into loft building, with
a basement fitted for stores. The cost of the i'm
will be nominal
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
PIECES For SILK ornr.r-

request for silk pieces comes from a Sunshine
member, Mrs. Charles W. Boulter, Terry Custer
County. Mont Mrs Boulter. who IS the wife OF
q ranchman living thirty miles from A postof17ca
store. says she is making a silk quilt bur needs
enough to complete eight more blocks M
Velopes or small packages Of silk sent through me
snnils will reach Mrs. Bouller. ~
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Breakfast Jackets in demand at all seasons OF
the year, but especially with the coming OF warm
weather. This year they TO be both with
odd skirts and also with those to match such SIM
pie materials as lawn, dimity and the like being
used for the purpose Illustrated IS an exceedingly
attractive, graceful and altogether desirable model
that allows of several variations so becoming avail
able both for the dressy jacket and for the plain
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25

free from pain. says: please accept sincere heart
felt gratitude for the God sent Easter gift to a
poor, helpless shut in. This spring finds me weaker
in strength Mrs c., Of Alabama. writes: 1T
IS impossible express my grateful thanks for the
Easter greeting which will DO more good than
you can know. | had wished and prayed that
1 might be able 20 get some things absolutely
needed Cor my sick room. and only those sit
uated realize what such gift means
My husbands failing health, added TO my help
less condition for many years places US in hard
circumstances. which makes me the more thankful
for the sunshine sent"
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
WILL BUILD A WEST SIDE GARAGE.

Plans have been filed with Building Superinten7.
dent Murphy for a six story brick garage, to be
built for James F. Kennedy. lessee for twenty
one years, plot in Central Park West 100 feet
north or Tooth street, owned by Joseph Fuchs. II
IS 10 be 25.3 feet front and 81 feet deep with a
facade of iron and glass, and is TO $4,000
cording TO the estimate Of William r. Steinmetz,
ba arCbi
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
RFATTY.

eaut!ful hands are those that weave
Alright threads Of Joy in lives that gT1eTe;
Beautiful feet those that run
on erfands Of mercy from sun 10 sun;
Beautiful lips are those that speak
To comfort the mOurner and hearten the weak
Beautiful eyes are those that glow
With the light of a spirit pure as snow;
Beautiful faces are those that seem
With the very love Of God 10 beam;
Beautiful forms are those that grace
With gentle service the lOWliest place.
beautiful lives are those that bear
For other lives their burden Of care;
Beautiful souls those That show
The spirit OF Christ Where'er they go.
The Rev. Dudley Chase Abbott
New-York tribune., 1906-04-25
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS,

10th ST. Nos 345 and 347 East: for a six story
brick tenement house and stores 81 6XsI.5: /.
Cohen a son, owners; Bernstein & bernstein,
architects Observation-Disclosures. s
l15th 81, s. 2st n W OF Pleasant ave; for six
story brick ftathouse, 331iXST.t1. Bendette 4
Forliano. owners; " Andersen, architect ......
Rivington ST. n :. PSI II e-of Lewis ST for two
six story brick tenement houses and stores.
- llxsI; i AronOwitz. owner: & NJ Straub. ar
chiteCt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Observation-Disclosures
for six story brick garage. % 3x9T J Fuchs
owner: W Steinmetz architect ..............
Lawrence ST. s.. 36.2 fl @ of I2ath st: for Two
six story brick hathouses. 41XsGG: Hensle,
owner; Neville & Bagge, architects. ........... /