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New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
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j
Yard Wide BIeached MusiinS- "a
worth JtS-----.. ..-.----- --'-
4a-tn-h 8Ieaohs5 Nus-ias- 81
value .I2-2 -.----.--------- ---'''''
45-inch Bleachsd JIasl;ns-vaile II ~
Scanned Stee1s-12-Ns''- o.
no dressiug-vorrh -+-----------'-- '-0
Rlaarbsi and Unbleae1ed Cheese o,
CIotl-56 inches wiae-Vl.ue D '-S'
Mosoul-o Netting IS -nrh- q
White AMI all coIorS-o yl- PCS
azst,5 Str.1es-value II .-----.--.'- o.
Feather Prcos Ticsing-A. c A 1o4
and other sJripes-valCe A.
soS S55z HvsIts E.Sss c3sa'i7 .sa sa-valus 50 50
.exsss-vaIae % "a 2sz2s-va.us 80 50
En- .fza crochet s7-sads-no dressing
vii w1sr heavy-vslue 90 -------- --s'
Fancy stitched C-io Coctorta.9Sles-Y9 90
fg.d Sukoline both sices-"or'n 80 80
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
RUGS

>ans~.,. HAIG s IsKIYAN G,risr,,as1,
80 rug connoisseur and expert re-
N wasg pairer and renovator. hfeb.st
SxAzs-J references. 80 East oOth =,
New York. Tel 1851 Grsmsrey
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

Europe Parties June is. 20 p. July g. clark's
Cruises OF the Arabic" 5000 tons to
Orienttntfso Round the World Pst Pss le 3 ,9s 1s
F. c. CLARK. Times Building. New York.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
ETi6ay1 SCARFS
Values fAND
J SQUARES

Ap7I.qued Scarfs and Shams-20154-
32x32-scallop edges-reg- So .---. .4O
Hand Made Renaissance Scarts
and SQuares-alICver or Union
linen -20x54-3ex3i-
reg Sl.49 -.................... .SS
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
.Erid 1vl WASH
Valves IDRESS
In EARRICS

- } 7 <AL3-tL7-N
Fancy Dress LaT-s-wort1 ~ D
s2-incn Chambrsys-worth H. IN
American Dress Glnghsms-
usually 10 ....'.s+-' o.
Yard wide Percales-worrh ia "a
Extra fine Borderst Bzuste-
40 inches wids-reE- 10 -----.-. i -
New Chsviot suit.ngs-Stripes.
ChacE<s anc P.a!ds-I2ls cr. quality Ss
SIX and Cotton Brocaie Chi1cns-
fancy and street saades-usua-4y -Ss ! 4
also,
Accumulation OF
Dress lengths. Waist lengths and III
lengths at
Fridays Clearance Prices
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DREssMAKING AND MILLINERY.

MILL1NER.-Capahle woman lately with
Knox: will go out by day 10 make hats
or take work home. excellent trimmer; will
use old material s. Miss FitzGerald's
Bureau, SOB F;f;h ave. cor 42d
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
The Turf.
The Turf.
BROOKLYN JOCKEY cLuR
sIN RACES TO-DAY AT 2:SO p NJ
Including the Parkway Handicap and fh,

Race with Parlor Cars leave FOO, E.s, a.,I,
st, via / r. r at y 20 IL so, 20 p. M stopping
at East SSew York Trains from n Y sid. or Frnol9
yn Bridge Via 5th Ave. Culver Elevated Road eVerv
10 minutes from ii 10 II 30 A NJ and every S min
utcs thereafter, stopping city Hall Bridge 81 Fui
ton st and 36th ST Subway passengers fransfer -,
Atlantic station for Elevated road From 3oth
St Brooklyn. Special Elevated Trains Via Culver Line
Special viii be in to return 10 3o,b
ferry after the via WhitehaiI s, far-,
every 20 minutes from - 90 80 -'''
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
PED ID" LINE

For La Gu4yra, Puerto Cabello.
Curacao and Maracaibo. via Curacao. CALI
ing also at San Juan. p. r.
s. S PHILADELPHIA. Sat, June 6, noon
SIS. CARACAS. =. Saturday. June 90. noon
For La Guayra. Curacao, Maracaibo.
SIS. MARACAIBO--- Saturday, June 13. noon
SIS. ZULIA. Saturday, June p, noon
These steamers have superior acCommo-
dations for passengers.
BOULTON, BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers So Wall St
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
SUMNER TOURS TO EUROPE

Under escort: leaving in June and July;
SIS TO 90 days. all expenses, S1a5 to $3.50;
comprehensive itineraries: leisureIy travel.
good hotels: experienced conductors: limited
membership: send for itineraries. Narsters
81 w Both St
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

To-day we've another new thing to
announce.
This is the last day in the 32nd St.
store which has been one of our three
Broadway homes these twenty-five
years past.
Open there all day to-day, but to-
morrow morning will see the whole
plant moved to our new store
Broadway and 34th St.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
25S s42 12oo
opposite near opposite
City Hall. Union Square. Greeley Square.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
8IRD'SEYE DIAPERS.

Specially low prices for June Sale.
Girls PopIin Cord Dresses-White
and CoTd-4 10 "A yrs
uSud44S $3.50 -.----..- -..--..-.-- Is = 4
Misses White ILnene Dress Skirts
pleated or gored-wortn 81. ST 90
Girls White DresSes-L1awn and
Dotted Swiss-High. Dutch Neck
and Yoke styles-elaboratsly trim'd
4 10 IA yrs--reg- s. -9S. -.-.----.0 90
Girls White Lawn Shirt Waist
Gutmpes-4 to IA yrs.-reg. 9S.. ~
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
EUROPEAN TOURS

Estimates furnished and tickets issued for
intending travellers TO Europe, independent
or conducted at cheapest possible rates.
Choicest accommodations on all lines OF
MARsTERs TOURS. 81 W. 8oth st. N Y
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05
THUS. COOK & SON,
For Porto R6@O

Steamships OF the RED D. LINE will
sail from PieE II. near Wall St Ferry.
Brooklyn. for San Juan direct as follows:
SIS. PHILADELPHIA Sat. June s. noon
SIS CARACAS. Saturday. June 20, noon
For freight or passage apply to
ROULTON BLISS & DALLETT.
General Managers. So Wall ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

No MAIL OR TELEPHONE OKLELN1
New-York tribune., 1908-06-05

une le. s 50pm
une p, g. 80 N
une 25. $50 p 10
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
REALTY NOTES

Van Vlet Place have rented the house No
81 Jane 81. TO William Krier: also leased the
store at Jane and Greenwich SITS 10 William H
Barry and the house at No. A Bank St, TO John
J. Kenny
Benjamin R. Lummis has rented to a client an
apartment, furnished, at No 81 West 57th st
Louis Schrag mas leased for William H Brown
ing the building No. 109 West nth st, to Thomas
Kelly. for CAtharine Bremen the building No 252
West 10th ST, 10 the UdeH Specially Company. for
a term of years, and for Linda S Rau. the dwell
ing house No. 2ls West 24th st, Lottie Schetln
for q term Of years.
John \. Golding has leased for John Wauamaker
the sixth loft in the building at the northeast
corner Of Sth ST. and Broadway 10 Lasky & Levy;
the dwelling house No. 2S West 3Gth st. for " l..
Nevin, to Mrs II G. Booth; a store at No 54S
5th for Frederick Klingmau. 10 Richard.
Bolton & Lecher, Offices at No. 546 5th ave, for
James p. sIlo 10 Smith & Sheldon, and for Thomas
~ Cook the Winkeer place, at Greenwich. Conn
to Mrs. NJ. NJ. Everard.
Albert 3. Ashforth has leased for the Bankers
Investing Company space in the Century Building
No. 1 West 34th ST, to the following tenants:
E. A. Gamble, Oscar D. & Herbert V Dixie
Ernesto Begu Louis Klebahn, Ira Welch and
Louis Z. Mckinney y. NJ. Feeey. John S Eviline
a. Adelberg, the Lincoln Realty Company, J.
oscar Bunce and Oswald c. Herring.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
BIG MORTGAGES AND TRANSFERS.

John Mccarthy has transferred the property at
No. SEQ Washington ST. and Nos BAL 10 S47 Spring
ST TO solomon Oppenhem. who has retrausferred
the parcels TO Charles D. Guggenheimer for nom
inal consideration.
Harriet L. Hoslev has transferred the dwelling
house and plot. 50xloo feet. the north side Of
IoOth st. I40 feet east Of West End ave- 10 Robert
l. Cutting.
The Roman Catholic Church OF ST. Philip Of Neri
has mortgaged to the Emigrant Industrial Savings
Bank the property the west side Of Anthony
ave, 393 feet north of Southern Boulevard 100 6x94
feet, and a plot, 150XS3.9 feet. the east side Of
Vila 2353 feet north Of 2o0th ST. for $50 900 for
three years at per cent.
The plot on the southeast corner Of Boston Road
and 10th st, measuring l3s6x1e5.e feet has been
transferred by the Union Republican Club to the
Marvin Operating Company for $4,000
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
IN TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

Charles s. Koher has sold for Mrs. Elizabeth A
Rose the three story corner dwelling house No
l2l Manhattan avenue. on lot l9llx50 feet to Mrs
Anna LacroiX. who viii occupy the house
Louis Meckes has sold for Margaret Bars plot
15XOD feet on the south side Of 10th street 80 feet
east of College ave.
Bernard Mayhon cas- sold for the estate of Fran
els Blessing to Charles W Meyer the four story
building. with store at the southeast corner Of 5th
ave and loth ST., fronting 100 feet on the Circle
and % feet ll0th 81. The property which is
known as NO East 10th St, has been owned by
the Blessing family for over seventy years
Charles : Hills has sold No 2469 Grand ave Il
three story dwelling house, on plot 4lxl06 feet be-
tween Fordham Road and ST. James's Place The
buyer is Mr. Regan.
Ernst d Calm have sold for Max hxelrnd TO Gil
bert c. Newhouse the southeast corner OF VAb
ster ave and st Pauls Place. four story triple
nAtheuse. with stores. plot sazleo fee.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
COMBINE AGAINST MRS. OTIS.
Last Anti-Brown Element in West End Club
Is Routed.

The election Of the West End Womans Repubii-
can Club. held yesterday afternoon The Hotel
Astor. was reproduction on small scale Of the
tempest which swept The club AT the election Of
the preceding year Al that time there was fierce
opposition TO Mrs. William Grant Brown. the pres
ent president, because her husband was said 10 be
& Hearst synlpathizer. and the election resulted
IN split ticket, with Mrs Brown as president and
Otis and Mrs Helena Secor TONES as first vice
president and chairman Of the executive committee
respectively.
II is customary il the West End 10 give each
president. second term. and customary also TO
re-elect all the subordinate officers at the same
time. This latter custom tas violated YESTERDAY V
and the Official board purged Of all hostile ele-
neuts- The fight centred on the first vice-presi-
dency, for Mrs. Louise Manley. Of the onposition
retired al the last moment from the contest for the
second vlce-presidenCy. and Mrs TONES. whose
name had also been printed the ballots as q can
oidate for the Craftsmanship Of the executive
committee, withdrew from the running This left
Mrs Otis the only opposition candidate in the field
and she was defeated by Mrs j. Ella Rood b,
vote Of 81 10 % She said she considered the 5afa,
an honor The officers now are: President Mrs
william Grant Brown; vice-presidents Mrs 7
h-la hooc, Mrs. arthur 5. Wilson and Mrs F--ant,
OAUTchlA' recording secretary. Mrs William,
ChaInbers' corresponding secretary Mrs \
Fa-naer; treasurer Mrs. Frank P Adams. sy7f+o-
MIS- Z A Dearborn, historian. Mrs / p eIiror
and chairman Of the executive committee z1rs .
J. Wilson. III a
IN giving her last report as chairman Of me
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
USE THE INSIDE GATES.

The Riverside branch Of the Woman's Municipal
League desires TO call the attention of persons
using the upper Broadway to the fact that the
inside gates of these opened above
5sth street. The parkways between the tracks
make perfect isles of safety. Yet most people still
persist in waiting for the driveway, where
they in constant danger Of being down by
automobiles and other vehicles knowing, ap
parently that it is necessary for them to risk
their lives in this way. IT only in response
repeated petitions from West Side organizations
that the inside gates were opened il is feared
that unless the public makes greater use OF them
they Will be closed.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
TEACHING THE TRADES
The Popular Preparatory School
Has Long Waiting List.

An audience large enough 10 ill the assembly
room Al the Colony Club gathered there Yesterday
afternoon hear the concert for the beneu or me
Preparatory Trade School No 305 East 4lst street.
Among the artists who appeared were Miss Grace
Arnold contrato. who sang two groups Of songs.
and Miss Lillian Littehales Miss Gladys North
snd Mrs. George Nj Tutte. who gave ulo by
Aiendelssohn for violin. cel' and piano and sew
ersl other numbers Miss Mary Hayden was ac-
companist for the singers.
The Preparatory Trade School though il is not
. very old organization. is proving wonderfully
successful. one great reason for us success is
that so many bows and girls are so anxious 10
learn the things il teaches There are two nun
dred and fifty pupils enrolled. and the regular
attendance Is SO per cent Of the enronent-a much
larger proportion than that Of the public schools
The sessions are in the evening. and in order TO
give as many children as possible chance TO learn
no one child is allowed 10 attend more than TWO
evenings week.
This school was established in order 20 give boys
ana girls VINO have left school or are about 10
leave school early TO become messenger boys, cash
girls in department stores and so on-children who
otherwise would have no chance 10 advance-an
opportunity 10 learn trades The boys are taught
carpentry bricklaying and many other things: the
girls may learn cressnaakins. millinery and varl-
Gus domestic arts. Mechanical drawing and archl-
tectural drawing are taught
The Preparatory Trade School mas waiting list
of one hundred children. one small chap was 50
anxious 10 enter the classes that he went TO the
home Of one of the directors TO make personal
appeal 10 her. She told him that she was very
sorry but there wasn't any room for him Just
then. The next evening ne came back bringing
his mother.
u thought rnebhe she could persuade you" he
said
II think well have make place for you"
said the director and they did.
The beginning Of the Preparatory Trade School
was small manual training class This grew
fs-p sud then an association wa formed. John
French is chairman OF the association and Miss
Elizabeth B. HiGginson is treasurer. The classes
are in charge OF a corps Of eight trained teachers
Rnd superintendent
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
LARGE MIDTOWN DEAL
SITE IN e8TH ST.
Market Found for a West End
4Ue. House.

Jesse T. Meeker has sold for jefferson NJ. Levy
to the Tarrytown Building Company, OF which
John \. Walker is president, the two five story
buildings Nos 1871 and 1888 West 2Sth st, plot
5S.4xl00 feet The Tarrytown Building Company
will erect on the site story modern business
building from plans of Louis A. Hornum. architect.
The same broker has leased the entire building
from the plans to tenant for term OF twenty
one years, at net rental aggregating 100000 The
building is to be ready for occupancy or before
November l. 1905
Frederick Zittel has sold for Joseph NJ. Lichte-
nRuer to Thomas P McKenna No. 654 West End
ave. five story American basement dwelling
house. l6xS2 feet. between 91st and 92d SITS.
Plans have been filed for three and four story
library to be built in Jefferson St, between East
Broadway and Division st. which is to be the
twenty-fourth of the Carnegie endowment chain in
Manhattan 1t Will have a frontage of 80 feet on
jefferson st. and SO feet both on East Broadway
and Division st. IL will be of classic design, with
facades of brick, with trimmings of granite and
limestone, and will have pergola to fitted
garden in the summer The building is to cost
100000 The architects are Babb. Cook & Welch.
Plans have also been filed for six story apart
ment house TO be built for the Furi Construction
Company at the northwest corner OF Broadway
and lS0th ST. 1t is 10 be of brick with stone trim
mings. with frontage of SO feet and depth of
l4' feet and will have accommodations for ten
families on each story. It is cost $4,000 Neville
& Bagge the architects
Plans have also been filed for enlarging the three
story dwelling house No. 5S5 West 145th st. re-
modelling the front and adding a colonial porch
OF ornamental brick with a balcony, the improve
ments being made for H. B. Ulich esgner. and
for remodellins the four story and basement house
at the southwest corner Of Madison ave. and slst
ST, the improvements being made for ]. Weed
Bens Forman & Light and Chapel &
Bosworth the architects.
Plans have also been filed for remodeng the
eight story loft building No % to SO East 18th st
and making the top floor into offices, the al
terations being made for Daniel r. Kendall as
owner. Townsend Steinle & Haskell are the arch-
tects
cambridge Colby has leased an Office in the
United States Realty Building
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10

similar sort, and that allows choice OF plain or
frilled sleeves. in elbow full length. In the
Illustration II is made Of lawn with the yoke of all
over lace and The sleeves Of lace edging TO match
but tucktng or lace edgng, Joined one strip to an
other, or indeed. any pretty material that may be
liked can be used for he yoke with the sleeves Of
trills as illustrated or Of the material lace edged
or made plain with cuffs For the foundation
lawn and silk both are correct.
The quantity of material required for the medium
size is yards Z or a 2l2 yards % or 1le yards a
inches wide, with 5s-yard OF allover lace ~ Yards
Of lace inches for the sleeves.
The pattern. No 5.954 is cut in sizes for 90 "A
S6, IS, 40 and Y inch bust measure. and viii he
mailed TO any address on receipt of 10 cents
Please give number OF pattern and bust measure
distinctly Address Pattern Department New York
1rloune- II III d hurry for pattern send an extra
."o-cent stamp, and We viii mail by letter postage
in sealed envelope
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
SALES AT REALTY EXCHANGE.
Upper East Side Plot Changes Hands at
$4,000

In the Real Estate Exchange salesroom Nos "A
ano 10 NeSey ST, yesterday Joseph P Day SOLD
No l72 to IFS Houston st. northeast corner OF LIST
st, four story tenement house with store on a
lot 25l0x92 feet He also sold No 105 East 112th ct
two story dwelling house, on lot is 9xlOO11 feet
Mr.. Day adjourned the sale of No 539 TO 555 East
H6th st, brick factory, a lot BAG 6x Irregular
and he withdrew the property at the southwest cor
ner OF Hath st. and Amsterdam ave, comprising a
six story 7athouse, with store, on lot 5OIlxlOO6
feet.
Lounsberry & OConnor sold the vacant lot, 70x
lO feet on the north side 135th st. 200 feet east
Of 9th ave. to the plaintiff for $4,000
The auction offerings to-day will be as follows:
By Joseph p Dav: 52s Robbins ave " s 300 # > OF
I4slh 81 ot2iu5 sty dwlg vacant; Heider-
man ; NJ FeIman A " n
Black, ref; due, SCAT 70: taxes etc SOC 80
- BY Samuel Marx Maple n e ccr 2l3th 81 1OOx
loo H. Wakefield Catherine Siess agt Raffaela Buon-
giovanni = al, i1lllquIt 4 Il.
ann due 81 oo4 a. taxes, S266 As blanket
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
TRADING IN KINGS COUNTY

Sales of six Brooklyn houses were reported bv
Wood. Harmon & Co. Yesterday. follows. To
John NJ Demorest house Avenue p Mari
boro; TO a Mr.. Raftery, frame house on the east
erly side OF SD St. Rugby, between Church and
Snyder aves.; 10 Mr.. Lancaster a large frame resi-
dence the easterly side of Ocean ave $50 feet
south OF Kings Highway 20 Mr.. Shearer a two
family brick house the easterIy side of Trtca
ave. Rugby, 220 feet south of Snyder ave; to Mr.
DUa1, a family brick house on the easter1,-
side OF Utica ave, 2i0 feet south of Snyder and 10
John F. Hodges, a two family brick house on the
easterly side of East 18th st, 81 feet north or
Kings Highway.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
NuTogQtes Notices.


7 y PURsr ANCE OF An cRDEE OF HON. CHARLES
YORK rotice IS hereby gve1 Jo al pe0as av-as
against Abby ; Thompson. uc ,---rr. =
YORK deceased the --5sc
70 the sgecrneEs - {"elr p!s~e o- ta2sacas business
Of New York. het7re The 1-st % f-.v next
Dated New York. the -1tt day ot December Isy,-
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY or NEW NORA
FERRIS : THOMPSON Bats
FISHER a. B~hER Attorney for Executors. = VA
Street. New York City
FIySOBRIAND MARY DEN PCRS-- ANt-E OF An
order of HCn- Abuer G. Thomas. a Surrogate 3
County or New York, -vel o. all ps-s-as
having claims against Marv rrcorand ate ~ 20
county New York deceased present VITA
vouchers thereof subscriaers tael- u.ace .
Ne. 10 LroadVav Borough % NanalItau t1s
city Of New NorF before ln-h neN-
Dated New YORK. he 81 day vf December. 1897
MARIE CAROLINE POST E-SscgtrtN
- 80 ttl-ES A. POST ENeCut9.-
CURTIS n HAtHENAA. Attorney fr- Executor 8n1 AA-
ecutrtx No i.C Bruadwsv BogouSa of Manhattan
New NCrk CITY.
CRUsE. MARY HIN Pt-Tst- ANCE oF sN OEDEE
II ot Hon Chures n EscNrt- ~rorale th- -1la-s
inE claims against Msrv H Br1sl ot Tire ci;y 1
iiro0kiinr Mas. deceased. present Win
vouchers thereof to tHs subscriber theis place o
tInsar ting bus ness ~ the 'ce ~ Chtrrs T. Lafln-
Ne 81 Fine street tit, 90 N-U YorS Borough ~ Nas
haitian on or before the arst day a September lsl>
FRANCES A FINDLAN
WILLIAM VAN EJrREN
ENecutlr&
CHARLES P I.ATTING
Attorney fur Executors.
S3 Pine ST., n Y city Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
A NEW DOWNTOWN CLUB.

A movement to establish downtown club for
business and is under way, and the
plans sound most alluring. Besides the restaurant
where the best Of food is promised there are to be
reception and reading rooms library, manicure and
hair dressing parlOrs, private dining rooms and a
few sleeping rooms. In combination with the town
club will be a country club where members may
spend their vacations The dues will be So year,
with initiation fee of S25. The proposition is
purely business one and the club which is to
be known the Town and Country Club, will be-
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
NEW ITALIAN STEAMSHIP ARRIVES.

The new Italian steamship Ancona. which will
be operated by the Italian Navigation Company he
tween New York and Philadelphia and Napfes
and Genoa, arrived at Sandy Hook yesterday al
noon. TIE vessel made 1886 knots on her trial trim
The Ancona viii leave this port on SUNDAY ana
viii begin the service between Philadelphia and
Mediterranean ports April o.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
SAYS DEAD MAN PROMISED MARRIAGE

IBy Telegraph The Tribune
Taunton. Mass, April 9.-Mary F. Wrvnn OF
Salem has brought suit against the estate OF
Michael r Downey, OF Providence. for ssooGo for
alleged breach Of promise OF marriage The alleged
love making occurred in 1903 at Providence and
Harry S. Brdgeiord. of Dshton. Downcy's oxecu-
tor, represents the defendant estate
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
TWO SUBURBAN SITES SOLD.

Dwyer & Valentine have sold to John Masek the
Braun tract fronting in the main road Hicks
Vile Long Island The owner will probablv i'm
prove the premises
Edward P, Hamilton Co have sold for the
estate Of Daniel T Campbell the modern brick
and frame house in Rtdgewood ave Glen Ridge,
\. J.
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
WOMEN Ros JEwELRY sroRE

Salt Lake City, April s.-The jewelry store Of
BOYD Park, at No. ITO South Main street was
robbed b. two women last Saturday afternoon of
a tray OF diamonds and other precious stones
valued at $500. News Of the robbery was made
public to-day The robbery was committed while
the store was .ul Of customers. No arrests have
been made
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
4 $4,000 sTH AVE LEASE

NJ s. l. Hess have leased for Wauach Bros to
Lester d Lester the entire four story and base
rent building No Gas Sth ave. "a SxI00 feet for a
term Of five years At aggregate rental of 80 900
Also leased for the Lexington Avenue Company.
which is erecting sixteen story building at the
southwest corner of l4th ST ana 5th ave one Of
the stores, for long term Of years. the Ameri-
can Rain Coat Company. at annual rental of
$1,000 or at The rate Of about SO a square foot
New-York tribune., 1908-04-10
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

In this day Of overwaists and Of similar effects
the guimpe makes an all important feature OF the
wardrobe. Here is that, while it gives the ex-
ceedingly dressy effect calls for the smallest posi-
bic quantity of aIover lace or other material Of