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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
PURDY GIVES FIGURES.
Shorcs Personal assessments of City
for Last Year.

President Lawson Purdy. Of the Department OF
Taxes and Assessments. announced the figures OF
the personal assessments OF the city OF New York
last night,
Tho amount for 1907 is shown 10 be more than
S|0"p0Q smaller than in 1906 President Ptlrdv
had nothing 70 say about the decrease. There are
however G4S more names on the books than in 1eOS
Mr.. furdy said. in giving out the figures:
}eg,S've assessment q personal property is
II Is Inade IS considered This is especially trne ~
-, 49, ~ 81 corporations. Fer ihrnv wears il
Nas beet the practice of this departmruf ~ sssasS
epIpoIatl9ns on practically the entire arno1Int ~
lHtI c&pltaI stock At the same time a notjI. :
can make Eee anG 9nd blank form upon which they
fIacLcc convenient both for the depor,neT, 90
III 81. c.rp0rato At the same dime n is ofti
- l!L.tl SucA an assessment must be man. 49,
no-soss dEC or the taxable personal prOpcr; the
IL 81 poratons In practice are under a dras
~ NJ Vo1hG system, more fully enforced In the c+v
s,1t ~ tork than elsewhere In the state ana o.
iuIH enforced as anywhere in the United states ."
5e nsuFes given our by President Purdv for The
h'roush Of Manhattan and the SUMMARY for an
are IS follows: N''A'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
ACTIVITY ON STATEN ISLAND.

A tract Of :orty-four acres Of waterfront prop
erty on the Arthur XIII. between Kreischeryllie
and RossvilIe Staten Island, has been purchased
by the Princes Bay Realty Company from the
Equitable Realty Company of New York This
parcel. together with the recent purchase Of the
Arthur XIII Land and Waterfront Company by tho
same purchaser. places under one ownership mile
Of this waterfront.
The Staten Island Rapid Transit Railroad Com
pany has purchased n number OF tracts west OF
Mariners Harbor. staten Island. with the idea
Of extending It's tracks from the present station
AT Arlington mie1aHd half westward TO the
new Milliken Brothers plant this company having
agreed erect q station II the railroad viii make
the extension. If the railroad company builds the
extension within the 2G00-foOt limit from the
Elzabethport ferry II Will have the privilege OF
common trsckage over the ferry to EliZabethportt
thus affOrding q passenger outlet.
The Board Of Estimate and AppoTtionment has
approved President Cromwells recommendation
for the acquisition of sites TO be used for section
houses by the Department of Street Cleauing IN
Guiding a Rosebank to cost 5000. one al Port
Richmond at 81 100 ard a third az West Brighton
To be acquired by condemnation proceedings.
7. c. Greaeham has purchased the Carpenter
property in Western ave. West Brighton. from .;
J. Merrel. through the Office Of J. 5. Drake, and
Mullin has sold the John Moore property. CO.
lUubia and Cary ave. to L. 5 I1ord.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10

R. H. MACY & co, Broadway, between Saith
and S5th streets. call attention TO sale Of hosiery
women's suits, trimmed and untrimmed hats
needleworlS, ernbroideries and laces, wornenS UNI
Departments and white fabrics. On Tuesday they
will have a special sale of womens umbrellas, hoys
suits ana linens. They also direct attention In a
sale Of silks. dress goods. carpets, rugs and gro
certes
LIE BOUTILLIER BROTHERS, West 23d street,
offer a sale of silk.
ABRAHAM & sTRAUs. Brooklyn. offer sale
this week Of silk special values and also china
silk waists.
A. d. MATTHEW'S SONS, Brooklyn. invite at
tention to the opening of their spring millinery
which will be view tomorrow and Tuesday
They also cali attention TO sale OF carpets mace
laid and lined free.
HEARN. West 18th street, makes special offer
this week in ribbons. He also invites attention to
a Gale OF women's garments. underwear and mil
Inery and offers values in bathroom hKtures, cur
Iaias and dress goods
SIAIPsoN-CRAwFoRD COMPANY. Sixth ave-
nue. between 18th and 10Th streets Will have sale
this week of millinery. womens waists gloves and
dressmakers supplies.
BIOOMINGDALE BROTHERS. Third avenue
between 5sth and Goth streets ANNOUNCE sale OF
long gloves. Oriental rugs, laees ana linens.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10

opERI TORS AND Spectators ACTIVE IN THE VEST
SIDE IND DOWNTOWN DISTRICTS.
F Sales of I'D Street Houses Reported Last WeeNe1o O7oner
Found for Big Parcel in Central Park Vest.

side of 18th ST. 39s feet south Mitchell ave; TO
Charles 7. Bonnet the plot 60x100 feet on lne easI
side Of I'D ST. 22 feet north OF Crochero dt' aI
TO John T. Haire the plot C;Xl0l feet. on the east
sloc Of 9th It los feet north OF troCIio ~
Broadway Flushing. Also. 10 Andrew g l.ot ,i "a
plot, S0xlOO feet the south side OF MIN n
ave. $40 Of the East Drive 70 Ea!5a 70
Lumh the plot 6}xl00 feet. on IN" norin, SUI a %
Manor Road. $50 feet west of Douglas t'oau' ~, ~
Kate Eleanor Diack the plot, 6lXlO Get .! ~, -
southwest corner of Douglas and orest iuds, ,,b
Agnes Robinson the plot 40XO0 tcet; on tle r,ri,-
sidc Of Manor Road. $40 feet east OF the t-.t rb
and John Reilly plot. 4oXl'o feet on me S NO az
side of Beverly Road. 3ls fest west OF D'us'"9
Road. Douglas Manor. -, l,..,r,,r,,. 7e,-el-
When the Rickeft-Finlav Realty ComgahS ,Jad
oped Douglas Manor. IN Queens, is deeds pLIa + ~
that liquor should never he sold al any III ae
The town eXccpt at the ola Manor HoCst., So 5a-
inn Some two thousand lots "eit Su,o I'D
this restriction. The place has pros ,teu -,
grown and has recently established us o.. I,-T
try Club which at the outset TOOK teTll',id!H -,
ters in fbe Manor House Now. foWfNeI "a
hers desire 10 own their own clubhobSe ,lf'..io,
decided TO buiid on plot IN eonNP.iIy,,tti s he
whom II was dis covered that the res. 81 ~
this practicable impossible on Inc olht tIi..rrl5
the club should bliy tie Manor ttuSt': ~, 80
mean the loss OF the privileges Niilol. - ba
affords 10 the residents who DO noI hI 5pI,,s car
members of The club Of nurse tiie ,,ro,
tbe cluh have becn asked to solve tllS 800 - =,
len, hut as ,et thew have found no soilll.ii. I 1
remove the restriction from any llul e.tt+a, cTI
tho club would reouire ihe unanimous '" -. non,
sent under seal of ell the BUYERS OF ~ ~
SAND lots I'D bv the Rickert-FirlaY company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
EUROPEAN pRooucE MARKET.

red Western winter. IS 81 No Califo-nia. s. "a
Futures March IS SD, MAY. 6s Sst d july. 81
AID CORN-Sp0t irIn; American mixed. new - G4i
American mixed. Old 45 sd Futures quiet; March
IS FEAS-C2HaOian STEADY. o.
8Isd FI.OJR-Sc louis fancy winter dull. e %
BEEF-Extra India mess steady, SIS Cd FORK
Prime mess Western steady. SOS. HAMS-Short cut
h 10 16 n quiet SIS BACOS-Cusnbarla land cut. e
10 50 10 steady. Sd rib. IS 70 - n steady
SIS Cd: long middles light IS To "a 70. qules
81; long clear mddles heavy 80 70 80 p. Quies
SIS short clear ~ to 20 ID steady. SOS;
bellies. 10 10 10 quiet as SHOULD EFtS-Sguara
II Is n, 6uH IS Sd. IAlSp--Frtsne western u
tiPrcas dur. Sd American refined. in paiia q-A-
As ID CHEESE-AmeTican finest white nominal.
ass American coIc-ed uCncinaliy SIS. Cauadal
white strony 66s Canadian finest coiored srrona
SIS TALLOW-PTi1e city strong Sas. Australian
London Arm. Sos 4tad TURPENTINSEi-S2 x-ea94
SOS -ROSIN-C Common firm. los Cd. LINSEED OK
steady 23s Cd OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES steady SID.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10

god St, FIVE story apartment house. with store
The parcel is 100 feet in Lexington ave
William r Ware has sold for James n Bell me
six story elevator apartment house No. 20 west
9st ST. adjoining ;he southwest corner of Broad
way. 42xSSxlCoS feet.
Stern & Simon have sold for Henry Prince to
Miller Brothers Nos. - and i West 18th ST. a
six story fatkouse. With stores, on plot 45XloHll
feet.
Reich & Swettman have sold No. S25 East 10th St.
six story front and four story tenement
house 25xg7 feet TO s Stuchfeld
David s. Gcrstenfeld has sold the five story
tenement house No. II East eth St, 25x9l feet
Harris sokoIsIsi & son and Albert sokolski have
torEey st, seven story tenement house 426xloo
r osborne Smith & Co have sold for Mary F.
Ashfeld plot Of seven lots at the Juheuoh %
Anderson and Shakespeare ayes.
2EzlCo feet on the cast side or 5erry ST. morn. r
Bronx The plot is about FIVE hundred feet east Of
the New York New Haven & Hartford Railroad
and will be improved with six story factory I"
the Murray In9x Land G,9mpggy has soq Is.
feet together with No. ~ Lexington aye. three
with the above. around the northwest corner of
5sth ST ard Lexington ave.
nt nos Il and g west 18Th St It Comprises foar
story structure. riot 5oxs2 feet. between Fifth
MATHEW s I.arkin has sold for William F.
west i52d St on plot 50xs9il feet
The Lex Realty and Loan Association has sold
for Jacob Epstein 20 l. Schreiher the five story
single fathouse No. p East nth ST., on lot COX
IG0 II feet.
tate the Gem Realty Company No 1877 10 l+i5
Lexington ave. southeast corner Of oath st, four
four story nathouses. on plot SoxS5 feet Also sold
for the williamson estate Nos 20i4 and colo Third
ave near ll6th st, two buildings, on plot f3 SX
100 feet Also sold for the ken estate No. $50
First ave. southwest corner Of 31th St I'VE story
tenement house with stores lot eoNSo feet
futter Brothers have sold for Mrs Hilhrecht No.
S24 East seth ST. five story dGthoUse. on lot 2aX
zoos feet. 70 Alois Fuchs The same brokers re-
sold the property TO client OF s OppenheinSr
e. Co.
E f Tisch & co. sold for p. Lisberger No, 2ls
East cpd St. q three story and basement dwelling
house. on lot 2exeo5 feet This is the first sale OF
this property in than thirty years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
osEYEo the GENERALS ORDER.

General Sherman once possessed an Irish servans
whose forte asking questions and trying TO
find out the why and wherefore OF everything Ia
was told 20 do During battle an orderly one day
approached the general and told him that his "a.
vorita horse Ross had been struck by cannon ball
and killed.
Calling his Irish servant. the general said: 60
skin Ross"
why sir is Ross dead2" began the man.
General sherman rose up in his wrath. saying
Never mind whether he is dead or uot-I teid you
10 90 out and skin him."
The man returned about three hours later. and
sherman hailed him with The words. Where have
YOU BEEN Does il take you tnIee hours 10 skin a
No answered Nike, but it took me about two
hours to catch him. "-Ii--Bits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
ADVANCES IN OIL PRICES.
Prediction That Spring Will Bring Still
Higher Rates-New Standard Schedule.

y,,,o Obio March e-In connection with the ad-
,.a1ce In the price of crude oil announced to-day
~, tbs Standard Oil Company. prominent OH men
nredict that the spring months viii bring sun
bieber prices II is pointed out that runs from
wells have diminished SoO0 barrels day less ''aH
daily shipments ,, ..
Quotations were advanced by the Standard TO-
A. i've cents a barrel on amber grade oils found
,r PENNSYLVANIA West Virginia and southeastern
ohio. while TWO. cents was added for all heids
torcbed BY Standard pipe lines in the United
states and Canada.
pi,tsburR March s.-The prices OF crude petro-
leum as announced by the Standard OIL company
to-day are:
Pennsylvania amber, 81 IS; PENNSYLVANIA DARK
90 60 rriona q Is. second sand 81 IS; CabeH. 81 q:
SoTning 81 Il; Newcastle. 81 80; North Lima =
cents; South Lima. 81 cents; somerset - sSntS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
ANNUAL POUGHKEEPsIE DINNER.
Every Class Since 1852 Represented at
Alumni Reunion.

Representa- of fifty graduating classes of the
Riverview Academy. of Poughkeepsie attended the
annual dinner the alumni association last night
at the Hotel Manhattan. From Supreme Court JUS
tice Henry A. Gidcrsleeve. OF the class of 80 TO
half dozen uniformed cadets. every intervening year
represented.
Job Z. Hedges. of the class OF 80. was toast
master. and with him NJ the speakers table set
Major Joseph r Bisbee principal of the academy:
Eugene II. Smith, president OF the association;
Justice Gildersleeve, Charles L. BrStOk Of New
York University; Carlton B. Bunce. William r.
DennisOn Arson McCook Baird and Captain f. w.
Everett. L. S. A.
Before he Introduced the speakers Mr. Hedges
called for toast to President Roosevelt. He read
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were hled
,.s+erday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
A voluntary petition filed by Herman Bloom.
osn No 163 West 1881 street; liabilities. Seiis
30 assets Principal creditor Leo SchlesSnseF, r.
~ ~ the defunct Federal Bank, SS.544
~ involuntary petition. filed against the W. ID.
MI Co iewelry No 17S BOwery, BY creditors with
claims as follows; " l. RosenLeid q Co, 10y
that the assets. amounting to about sl5Ooe con-
sIIsesd has been pawned for less than its true
I-aIIIe William Heukel. IT., son OF United states
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10

Z 7 ISTORICAL old Virginia plantation o,
Il river: loo acres hours drive from ItlchioLu, %
j2room sFlenddy furnished Colonial brick M rine
brick ana 20 ether frame buildings; Il miles OF
800 acres of timber large cultivated area 81 CO. AMI
wheat. and hay: FULLY EQUIPPED hiaCKStl CO.
carpenter shops and with modern machinery horses;
mules. cattle hogs. sheep. poultry. etc; me salue.
orchards icehoCso filed numberess springs
creeks climate uneNcelled: deer. wild turkey I i ~
quail shooting season. good fishing; ideal winter or
summer home game preserve gentleman OF means
must BE seen 70 he apprecated good reasons " Sress
price. 100000. improved 1AuNies9
OWNER. Westnoreland club Richmond Va
DRICK HOUSE, modern improvements; 10 rooms Paw
ID laundry: good heater; dry cellar; hnest roy
lot 100 feet frontage garden fruit trees; but shC
pied " Z STEELE. 1923 Central ave- pam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
REALTY NOTES.

The Bay View Heights Land Company has made
sales OF about 200 lots, forming part of it's tract
known as Bay View Heights, in the Richmond Hi
section. Aqueduct station. Long Island
Mcguire e. Co. have leased. for a term OF years
10 client for occupancy the store at No l3l West
6sth st. az feet west Of Broadway.
:. OSgood Pell & Co. report the sale OF twenty
FIVE In Jackson avenue. Long Island Cit,
near Junction avenue the price was about $500. =
600 This tract will ne developed this year.
The Princess Realty Company comprises Lee
Shubert, Henry Miller and Margaret Anglin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
em,TH SELLS FIVE PARCELS.

element II. Smith has sold for Louis Eick"'rt
his house - the northwest corner Of Anthony ave
ana 18th St Also sold for William II. MaSte'so,l
six lots on the cast side Of Park ave 10 feet sou,,
s ran -. o1o sq4 fremont ave. two and = half
49,. Iisf,,ass bIIildng: for stephen G. stun 10.
lass Mnford Place hve story hathogse. ana i i9o
W25ii~n1 II Stonehridce four lots on the cas- Slae
az ANTHONY ave about 100 feet south OF i''d ST.
Fl,1rs foot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
sRoADwAY-FLusHiNc PLOTS IN DEMAND

George H. Tiemeyer the plot. lo0x160 feet. on the
west side Of 18th ST. lS4 feet north Of Crocheron
ave 70 Charles Hissen the plot. 5oXl0o feet on the
east side Of ed ST. go feet north Of State St: 70
Mary ] Parliman tho plot eoxioO feet on the west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
De-: IN OLD BROADWAY.

John z a.. Of the Office Of Philip A PAXTON
jr has sold a client to Harlin j. Noodard 40.
1916 and 237S Id Broadway, six story apartment
house. with stores. 526xll2x irregular.
Philip a Payton, jr has sold for client 10 ne
fampden Realty and Construction COMPANY me
northeast corner Of 9TH and lo5th ST., ulIee
SIX story houses a plot lV9XlO9 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
TRANSACTIONS bad REALrY.

Joseph P. Day has sold No. 40 West 55th st to
Dr. James s. Cattanach, who owns the adjoining
property. Nos 245 and 2i7. giving him a 6o-foot
plot
Palmer & Finneran have sold for NJ. ochs 10
client the northwest corner Of Lexington ave and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
TO IMPROVE AID STREET PLOT.

Robert Miler's Sons have bought No. PAS West
42d ST. four story building lot t6.Sx9S9 feet
They recently bought Nos. 24f and 246. They will
erect story building The combined par
GELS. 5O.6x9S.9 feet, for their
The William Rosenweig Realty Operating Com
pany has bought from John G. Brown No. 250 West
42d three story dwelling house on lot 24.6x
feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
s,,ve A WALKER ST. BUILDING.

The Charles F Noycs company has sofa lor >,
Archibald Murray the business building No. -
Walker St covering lot eiXS1 feet ms liIleIS
,orta5 sola h, tho same brokers, the coIhlii ,t
n9rcele eiye plot nearly 1000 square ls'( t III
frontaRcs Of 81 feet III LaldN el'e - '-
st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
TWO MORE WEST 72D ST. SALES.

Edward c Williams has sold for the estate OF
$50, Sorpcraf ion 20 1o9 West I'D st.. IXlg22
feet Also sold for Adele G, Crawford U ne Mes,
Seventy-second Street Corporation so "' w.
I'D st. 9lNl022 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
SEEK TO FoREcLose $4,000 MORTGAGE.

An action has been begun 10y the Corporate rear
" Association in the Supreme Court 'h"'iS'
Julius London and others TO foreclose a lnortsage
for 500 90 on property on the east side Of Amster
dam ave 554 feet north Of 18TH St les-tNloe iee'
The mortgage made on June ~. 1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10

thorized to continue the business if he deemed &c
advisable. -. ,...-
street: liabilities $4044. none of which is secured
the principal creditor being Leo SchleSSlHSer rs-
ceirer Of the Federal Bank. $. 50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
Furnished Houses to Let-Countrg

TO RENT.-Summer home; large house. fur
nished; acres cared for: delightful sur
Central Staten on either Harlem or ~. ~. r. r..
IN Westchester County. For further particulars
appIV to PHILLIPS & WELLS, Tribune Build
ina or CHARLES FIELD GRIFFIN & Co. 500
Fifth Avenue, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
Unfmnished apartments to Let.

kilograms of regret from Timothy l.. Woodruff
Bishop Potter William Vaughan Moody and others.
A silent toast was drunk 70 Ex-Governor Higgins.
who was a Riverview graduate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10

NOR SALE-Large castle; modern improvements; per-
IL feet comfort; IN Touraine. France e1ceptonai oeeE
sion 10O0 acres with lawns vineyards We9lsf
farms and mills. splendid view Of the Valley Of incr u
miles from Tours miles from railway staonSs
elevated mechanically fishing
shooting; park be let by the year Wrlts
ROBERTS. $50 West 4sth ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
Real Estate Wanted.

WANTED To RENT--A country place, suitable fo-
w chicken raising rent moderate A X d. BOX ~
Tribune once.
".NTED IT, hrv or lease a small dairy farm near
w New Address. with full particulars ana low
%, price S, Tribune ONCE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
European Property for Sale.
Fine Old English Country Seat.
NEAR WINDSOR AND MAIDENHEAD,
ENGLAND.

BUILT A. d. I6z5.

TO BE LET OF SOLD WITH POSSESSION
BERKS COCNTY.-A beautiful old Country MANI
SION. miles from Royal Windsor miles from
'Civeden." formerly the residence OF che Duke OF
Westminster and the OF W. ". Aston. ESQ.,
within a drive Henley and 10 minutes walk
from The Thames and half hou. by good train
vice or motor London The historical Mansion
stands gravel soil parkliks SURROUNDINGS with
beautiful heavily tinbered pleasure grounds and gar-
v aspect and approached by q carri0Se
drive Wit lodge This aTisr0CratiC contains
trance hall stately drawing with view Of Wind
Castle. large dining library. bOudotF anu
study billiard Is bed and dressing rooms hath>
room: ample servants quarters saoltnS FOR or -
horses: srOoms gardeners and coachuenS coC-
tases; walled fruit and kitchen garden or eeress
gas houses: orchard. spreading lawns TO private
Stream golf. hunting. fishing and boating districts
Sanitation residence is in excellent deco-
rative repair Rent for the residence and grounds oc
: acres. six hundred pounds annUm on repairing
lease Price for the mansion grounds ana nome 4artls
with ancient Manor House OF anllQnaIlan mes
dated the XIV century. the whole covering an area o.
about 100 ceres twenty thousand pounds particulars
yvith photoEra1hs application TO Messrs- GOULD
SWAYNF Solicitors. GLASTONBURY Somerset Ensaac.
or of Agents. ALIEN. n II ttNER = COs %
south Audley Street. London ENGLAND
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
City Property for Sale or to Let.

EtNOR SALE OR RENT-sG and 30 West 18th st. G0x
luo: Two eonueeting four and basement
only considered.
JAY & GAMBLER. - Wall St. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
To Let for Business Purposes.
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

100 5 a:S. , ~Sss 6: !: ' .s5 &
c7O eg ~ G sfa i 51SE s9es" oT's sSSee
w w PIERCE KEEFE SD 81 and 18th
T9I.ARBUsH-New two family frame dwelling II
rodins. baths. omen plumbing mantel mirrors; 10
East 18th Greenwood ave- asphalted street,
81 800 third cash CRAIG. 1S9 Montague,
NOR AN INVESTMENT recommend a 3 story brick
Il house. all rented Information by Fl
HEBELER. ISL premises. al -. Nicholas
Ridgewccd Eeghts.
NOR an investment Sstory brick. new.
IL all rented Information by Fl HEBELER 13l Kent st.
or On premises 241 Nicholas Rdeewood Heights
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Changes
s ,.... s., Sol Coz, 100 se.525. os4 se5
IS. s28 5s.210 8.2
SUMMARY

81. 400, 600, l22 IS. 80, 40S,5SS $3.50. 3
NAMES ON RECORD BOOKS
The Globe-republican., 1907-06-27
For the Children.

The chiadren's department In the June
number a. the New Idea Woman's Msgs-
zine contains an unusual lumber Of good
things, The third OF the Wonder Tales
VI NOrthess Lands appears 10 this Issue !;
it tells how Sit, the wife Of Thor, the
,hunderaed, lost her besuliful hair, ard
the revenge taken on Loki, who commit
ted the theft. This is q sp ended oppor-
tunitv toilet your children become fami-
liar. early m NE, with the picturesque
Norae mythology. "How Miggles Shed
Ills SSin"' centains instructive ilforma.
ton about pet snake who was kept 10 =
terrarium.. The third 10 q series of comic
drawings bv John r. Bray, picturing the
life Of ~ missionary's little boy and his
f-iends-in' the jungle, shows the adven-
lure Horace had with cannibal, and how
Jo@o and' the giraffe helped him out.
There are. aaso some verses and drawings
which, Will pIesse the younger readers.
The Globe-republican., 1907-06-27

The Em bloidery club met with Mrs
Fitzgerald last Friday afternoon and q
pleasant social time was enjoyed by the
members aud large number Of guests
Instead Of the usual embroidery work,
the ladies each plpced block for quilt
which will be set together with white
and the name OF each member embrOid-
cred on It. This quilt will be presented to
Mrs. 9robety, who left the city this week
to make her home 10 Washington, d. Z.
Mrs Grobety has long been member VI
the cub and this gift will be reminder
of the many pleasant afternoons spent
with her friends. Ga the 4th OF July, the
club will give q family dinner at the
park and this will be the next meeting.