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New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
REALTY NOTES.

a = Gardner mas leased at rental he
store and basement the corner Of
end Leonard SITS 70 client for .erm Of ten years
The Boger Realty Company has leased for the q r
Potter estate for term Of the the north
west corner Of Nassau and Beekman SITS to Milton g.
Henrv. a No. Nassau st eor David a
Schultz 10 Mrs Louise 6. Hooper.
The Duross Company has leased to the weintraub
Company the the northwest Of Broadv,a
and Nesey known No. Astor House and for
nerly occupied by the Casvei-Massey Drug Conlpsny
for William Allan Julius and Benjamin Refs com
prising the firm G Refs Bro. top loft in the
building Nos 57th ST extending to Nos
West 56th There 10000 square fee,
each building use the
premises their textile and printed label business
The annual meeting Of House Real Estate
Owners Association held O'Clock tomorrow
night at the New Turn Hall. and Iexng-
ton ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
FUTURE AGRICULTURE
e.. T. PosceU Points TO 1t as the Com
ing Profession Without Equal.

George T. Powell president Of the Agricultural
Experts Association. believes that agriculture Is
tse coming profession. and that in the very near
future there viii be nothing comparable TO IL
Nr Powell gave the first Of a series Of free pop
rlsr lectures on agriculture and horticulture az the
American Institute yesterday afternoon and IN
introducing the subject OF agriculture as busi-
ness and profession he pointed out that it was
the immense agricultural wealth Of the country
that had sustained il during the recent panic and
saved il from one of the worst financial wrecks
sa SITS history The farmers in the West, il seems.
dent even know that there has been panic ex-
eept BY hearssy. Yet all this. Mr.. Powell said
was as nothing compared with what might be if
business methods and scientific knowledge were
applied TO agriculture
.At the present time" said the lecturer. many
Of our agricultural products are luXuries- Very
few people can afford fruit few can purchase really
nne butter sweet. pure cream This would not
be 50 if We applied the methods TO agricult-
ure that d. TO manufacturing. In New York
State not half the COWS are producing more than
saoo pounds Of milk year, when they ought TO
produce 5.oe0 They do not pay for their keep and
the owners do net know il II every farmer had
in his stable a pair Of scales and if the mixers
were instructed 70 weigh the milk of each cow
night and morning. Il would do more than an army
OF inspectors 1o preserve the purity Of our milk
supply. The farmer could then eliminate the un-
profitable animals and would have pure milk
in abundance
This is a simple matter q business. The farmer
does know which animals are profitable and
which are not. because he doesn't keep books.
CONFINED with this IS his lack OF scientific knowl-
edge. He doesn't know what his soil IS best
adapted for.
i found che farmer trying TO do a dairy busi
ness on land that was suitable for grass, but
was perfectly adapted 10 the raising Of peaches
he was completely discouraged, but he took my
advice about the peaches and has paid of his
mortgage and is putting money in the bank
Tha far, moi ia he blamed This Nh.
Powell said They dc not lack enterprise or in
teIligenoe-but they need teaching. and the pub
lie schools have never given them the slightest
help
The fault lies in cur educational system said
the lecturer We need nature study and agTl-
cultural teaching in common schools
Mr.. Powell also recommended cooperation among
farmers, saying that the fruit growers OF oregon
ard Washington mad accomplished wonders in this
way
The lectures Viii be given every " Wednesday af-
lernoou, > O'clock. Al Nos Il and y West 44th
street. and the subject viii be Corn
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
BROOKLYN TRACT SOLD.
BUYER Il CORPORATION.
Market for Westchester Property
Steadily Improving.

The Vaudeville Investors Company a corpora
ton recently organized with capltai Oh siooooo,
has bought from the Coney, lsiahd oouiofaiu
Realty Company the property known as NC
LaughIn Park a tract comprising about five hun
dred building lots extending along Coney lsiand
ave. from Avenue to Neptune ave, brooklyn
The consideration was $4,000
The property was originally acquired by the New
York and Pittsburg Real Estate Company, ana
was made the centre of a scheme OF proad I'M
provement operations. Additional development
work carried on by the Coney Island tooue
ward Realty Company. The full plans VIII De
perfected by the present purchasing corporauoh'
which also takes over all contracts mace oy tie
former owners with lot purchasers
The officers OF the new corporation are VIII
Cressy president; +. j. Quinby, Vlce-preSloehl anu
general manager; James j. Morton, treasurer
Harry Williams assistant treasurer, and Fred
Niblo, secretary
In speaking of the Westchester real estate
situation Clifford B. Harmon said yesterday that
the outlook for the county was bright re sau
that this year many lines of traffic being oult III
the county will be in operation and the WORK oi
building many other lines will be begun Ihese
improvements undoubtedly Will strengthen land
values to a great extent. continued MI harmon.
with better facilities for travelling to and from
the city is to come a general outpourihs "
the district lying the north of New York
1T is only a question of a few years pe1ore 'he
man who invests widely in Westchester property
will realize upon his investment in most satlS
factory manner. There are opportunities just a'
great now as there were in the past TO MAKE
fortunes in real estate, and in ADDITION 10 TINS
fact homeseekers are beginning to reahze 'la'
Westchester County as place of residence is not
to be overlooked Pure air beautiful scenery at
tractive surroundings, together with city con-
yeniences are important considerations TO the man
who is tempted away from the city fathouse. ana
oil -besa and more can readily be found in West
chester.
Local brokers in Yonkers, TarrytoWn, ossiillhs
and in fact all towns along the HUDSON preuict
a large increase in values in the near Iu'uie
while on the Harlem division Mount vernon
-,o,,oboa T2ronxville and White Plains brokers
seem particularly hopeful of good business next
year. ,ros
From the line of the New Haven ftdiiio ioau
comes the report that real estate men are ooh-is
forward 10 one of the best years ever experience
o,d a., fact brokers in all sections of Westminster
County are waiting impatienty fU the season u
open in the spring.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
THE UNCLEAN MILK BOTTLE.
Careless Housewives Contribute to Impure
Milk Problem. Says Dr.. North

The milk problem hinges very largely on the free
Use Of the individual dishcloth- SO. at least said
Dr. Charles E North bacIeriologist = the Lederle
iabora1ories in talk al the social meeting Of the
Rainy Day Club al the Hotel Astor yesterday after
moon
The dealers have thousands of bottles e handle.
he said One dealer il this city has eighty thou
sand bottles 10 handle every day If YOU set the
e-pty milk bot;IAs outside your door with particles
e e-led milk covering the interior The chances are
that = viii 90 out next day iHpeTfecty cleansed
ons-haIf the trouble over impure milk would be
-eao.ed f customers would wash the bottles prop
erly before returning them.
Another speaker was s. l. JOSH. Of Bombay.
India who talked about The New Woman in the
orse-t-~ Mr.. Josh was in native costume. with
hoa ur5ful erub-oideries. when moved the woman
VINO introduced him 70 say that she did hope he
zzo,1ld speak as well he loOked- He raised a
iisrga Il which he seemed greatly surprised. by
sse iIlr that the old type woman in India did not
Hack training even If she did to college
tazt she was trained ny her mother-in-law- That
seemed 20 please the Rainy Daisies
There a long programme of songs. violin
numbers and speeches Present guests were a
number cf members of the State Federation Of
Honen's Clubs.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
AUCTION M4RkET DULL.
Long List of offerings, but Num-
Der of Bugers Is Small

In the Real Estate Exchange Salesroon7s yester
eey Joseph P. Day sold at foreclosure No. l2h to
115e Amsterdam ave. five six story fathouses with
stores On a plot 1el sxle0 feet to Harris Mandel
baum the plaintiff for s3is 500 The amount due
was about se95eo He also sold al foreclosure No.
81 West I'D st. five story dwelling house on a
plot sOx02 2x Irregular the Mutual Life Insurance
Company for ss5 ooe. The sum due was bout $500
He also sold Nos SO and 81 East l37th ST. parcel
S,xssI feet 10 Margaret Colweil. for $3.50 The
sum due was about sl56so. subject to mortgages
aegregating Ss.oaH He also sold a plot. 50x
100 feet the east side OF St Nicholas ave. %
feet north OF 1sith ST.. 10 g. w. Wickersham. as
trustee for So 600. The sum due about S23 500
He sold TO William r. Kenny for $3.50 d vacant
plot 33s 2xI2o ex3s3 10x1eD feet. Timpson Place.
2s24 feet north Iiith J. J. Bell got for $3.50
plot s0xi65 feet at the northeast of 220th
81 and Barnes Mr.. Bell the plaintiff in
due about s24So- The sale of No. 81 East 18th
st. viii be held to-day.
The auction offerings for to-day Will be as fol-
lows:
By Joseph P Dsy; Brosd~ay = block front bet
1896 and l4sth l99 loxoloi ioxIoo; TWO sy fiat
snd Hamilton Place front bet
and s4srh SIS, 2l7 Ix8ax irreg &I25: sly hrk
Realty Transfer agt S!gnelI
CO et al action, ? Harold swain. atty Z II ROsen-
stock rel; due 81 oe. taxes etc s5Ois 81.
DO g76th 81. I3o 10 o ave. 5oxIOs. .
ST. dwg h: Jumel Place n Of le7th ST.
saxieo vacant: 20 576 Broome n $ Of
Hudson 227xss-3. h. No 43I ave.
"a 9 SOIL n of l22d ST. l5z1Go. sly dwg n: Peter
KENNEDY zg1 Joseph Kennedy al: Timothy Murray.
atfy. Crowley ref; partition; No 5-i3
ee5 Il Of 1Ith Is sxss g. brk h;
esxshsra set 2 Graham. Q r GentzIinser. atty;
n :, 5 Of Anna Place I.s5H.p rec sly fat
MS Manhattan Mortgage Co ast Max Miller
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

S36442 81; taycs. etc. $3.50; sub three prior mges
aRgTegating $4,000; No 2TI l1Tth n l15 II OF
sth ave. 25x1oo H. sty ten H. John Murphy Mary
Murphy ct al. J A Hartman, atty: s Cohen. ref:
due. 5000. 1892 NTaciay
ave. block front bet Montgomery p Overing
1is4Xl25X irreg 100 Maclay bet
Peters ave ard Montgomery p 20'x25 Maclay ave. n
Peters 3tx129 5x30l twenty sy brl
dwlg hs. Van Nest Wood Working Bronx Mortgage
Co ct al; D Decker, atty; p Moov ref. amt due
Sl532l 92: taxes etc, Sl0ls 50. sub
lv1ngton ST Os. 25l Fl Of Lewis s part
six sty teneaent rs and store; SlndeI
Hymar 81 al; Bowers attys: Z Kent ref; amt due
SOS a. taxes SS26 g. s22 S 275 II o.
I'd 25xSs.9. four hs
rnent hs in rear; Louis krug TTabert al Peter
Cook. atty W { Arnold, ref partition.
By Samuel Marx: Sth " nd ~
154h s91ix10o six store Marv Cohen
agt l. Rich ct al; Feitenste!n < r. attys; Iauter-
bach ref amt due SIG 40 80: 49, sub
ject prior mtge 500 - ~
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
a GIFT OF MRS. sAeE's PORTRAIT.

The Emma willard Association met yesterday
afternoon a. the Hotel Manhattan and discussed
the presentation OF portrait OF its president Mrs.
Russell Sage. 70 the Emma Willard Seminary. in
Troy. to which Mrs. Sage has given sl,0@"o. 1t is
irtended that the portrait shall hang IN the main
corridor Of the building. which will not be
finished for z couple Of years The association at
first thought la wing portrait painted, with the
permission o. Mrs Sage but Mrs. Sage may decide
70 give il one in her possession Mrs. William
Sesrle is chairman Of the committee having the
matter IL charge
a committee was appointed with Mrs H O.
Sheriff. as chairman. arrange for the annual
celebration Of Miss Nilards birthday which falls
son February @ : this day is Sunday the cele-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

E Osborne Smith sold for John F. Kaiser TO Will
lam Kaufman house and stable plot 50x232 feet
side Of Aqueiuct just north Of 19oth ST
2 c Frost has sold for J. r Pearson to Mrs. +.
Setcher No 1852 Clay ave story double 1ahouse,
27x1oo feet: sold for Mr. Pearson to Mr.. Daley
No 107 Hamilton Place. three story dwelling house.
16 SIX irregular
William 7. is the buyer of the Terrace Court
anartnen house at Riverside Drive e3d He
in part payment lots reported sold on Tues
dav through Sawson & Hobbs Jacob Axerod
J. ]. wallensten sold to the Niaduct Realty Com
pany Moore near Thompson ave, Long
Island city
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
IMPORTANT STATEN ISLAND LEASE.

In connection with its Staten Island business, the Title
Guarantee & Company has just closed hve year
lease with year renewal option, on the quarters
now occupies at Richmond. Staten Island opposite
the office Of the County Clerk The company also mas
arother Office nearby building, where large force o
enpoves has been engaged time on the searcn
of all farm and acreage records Inc lat
ter office given up May and the two merged
as by that time general search will be competed
large reinforced vault will also be buit on
tho premises for safely housing records. covered
vault with the offices The plant
will cost SIS Ooo The work approaching com
pIetion nearly $4,000 The company Will open an
office at St George, Island in the future
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
DEATH OF MRS MARY y

The friends of Mrs. Mary McKinnon for thirty
years well known missionary worker in New
York City, Will hear with regret Of her death
Christmas week During her active life she was
associated with many philanthropic interests She
enthusiastic and earnest worker in the
Flower and Fruit Mission. the Mothers Meeting
OF Manhattan, East Side Mission. the Fresh Air
Fund Society. was a member of the New York
Female Auxiliary Bible Society. of the board
Of managers of the New York Home for Con-
vaescents and of the incorporators of the
Pea body Home.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
CENTENARIAN LEAVES s2oo,ooo.

Rochester. Jan. s.-Garry Brooks of Fairport
N Y, died recently. aged one hundred and seven
years. He left estate of about $500 900 Kate
Barclaw. Of Buffalo. and Nettie Reynolds of Fair
port. get 81 900 each. Lewis S. Brooks a SON and
Emma j. Saleno and Fannie l.. Harris daugh-
ters get the CT the The daughters
expect TO contest because Lewis s. Brooks Is made
residuary legatee and their bequests are tied up
by life interests
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
MRS. SAGE LENDS SAYS, 900.

The Van Schaick Realty Company has borrowed from
Mrs Margaret o. Sage, widow of Russell Sage $4,000
at 5;a per cent three years the premises Nos
49, and as 9th ave and from Oscar Oesreicher $4,000
the parcel Mrs. sage has also lent to Philip
$4,000 81 per for three the
parcel irregular the north side Of 10th St, lSS
feet Of
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

4 DvERTISEMENTS ami subscriptions for Tribune
"A al their Uptown Office. Broadway.
bet nd O'Clock IN.
tisements received following offices at
regular until o'clock .. m, viz.
1ith 25 West 42d ST. between 1th and s,h
est Sd between and
ave. olsI i10s ist
I25th 753 fremont CO 80 ave-,
~pd any AIse District Telegraph ONCE.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
Country Property for Sale.

I,INE COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR sALE.-FIF-
Il teen room house all complete. lawn shade: :
I'VE minutes from state buildings from
Office three railroads. about ground
] W. SLOAT. Mlddletown, y. Y
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-5O0 second hand
wood and iron working machines; fulIy
guaranteed; machinery oought ana eA
MACHINE SHOP.-UP TO date: wantea.
special or piece work. 5t3 Bergehlhe
are West New York, N. ].
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
IN MEMORY

box OF excellent wearing apparel shoes hats
etc. has been received from member in memory
OF her her who was also a member
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
goRRows 100000 TO BUILD.

The Business Mems Realty Company has lent Soooo Oh
-o 15oxeo II feet on the south of 15eth St. $50
feet west of Amsterdam ave. Beriner Greenoerg IL
Air.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
TYPEWRITERS.

TYPEWRITERS.-All makes sold' renteu'
German 10 Nassau ST. Telephone 2i4o-
COrtlandt.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
4. WOULD LIKE PAGES

Adolph Koch. at the Home for Incurabes asks
if some one will kindly send him the copies Of the
Woman's Page in The Tribune a week, as e
feels lost without knowing what is done in Sun-
shine circles
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

bration will probably take place Saturday. Feb
rlary -.
In the absence OF Mrs. Sage. who has not pre-
sided the death of her husband. the first vice.
president Mrs. Mary Knox Robinson, took the
chair.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09
Furnished II partments to Let.
10 EAST 80 ST.
BACBELO6S-nOTEL SERVICE
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

Gt0D AND SIS MONTHLY: PRICE. s4.75o; 248 SAITH
II HUI family house. station
HARRISON. 81 ID ave. Brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

CHAUFFECR.-Excel mechanic: plenty
of tools; long experience: all kinds re
pairs. two years in garage: private family
preferred; trial; low wages. Petrol. 3JS
West Both st.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

CHAU-FFEUR.-By young American, pro-
fessional driver and mechanic. all high
powered foreign and American make cars:
Al references: private preferred. William
Henev, 1115 Sd ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

CTfAUFFEUR.-Col very lighD: good
mechanic: reliable and competent driver;
understands care OF fine cars. James
East 133d ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

CHAUFFEUR. %: garage private; ex-
perienCed driver, gasolene and electric
cars; understands all repairs; city or coun-
try. Koerner. GA Gates ave. brooklyn
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

DAYS WORKS. so a day. also dis
tributer circulars. samples; viii engage
first four DAYS OF week. send postal LII
Ian Carnan. 402 East 18th st
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

CARPENTER in storehouse warehouse or
anywhere; steady position: moderate
wages P Magee 1876 18th ST, South
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

GENERAL HOCSEWORk. by Finnish girl
can speak English Jussila Bureau. $50
Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

JANITOR-By respectable man and wife:
willing 10 pay part rent: II years refer
encs Patrick Lennon. 232 East soth ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

CLERk.-By young man, college educa-
ton. reliable. sober. accurate hgurer.
penman: experienced bill entry. receiving
clerk; any clerkship; moderate salary. Ac-
tive Az Atlantic ave, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

GARDENER 1850; German: expert In land
scape gardening. stove bedding plants
and vegetables: first class references Ad-
dress Emil, care Meistsr. 14O4 50 ave
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

FARMHAND.-By Swede: first class; can
milk and drive team; references. Ad-
dress Farmer. 3S3 Sd ave
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

butler and houseworker or cook. speaks
fuentIy; personal references Togo. III
West 64th ST.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

LINCHMAN-By young man; counter or
short orders: sober. steady; can furnish
good reference and cash security. Address
E Becker 1874 Madison ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

I.AU-NDRESS. Finnish girl willing
70 help with other work: IaunGs.- shirts.
collars cuffs; best references JuSs Va Bu-
reau. ESQ Lexington ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-09

crACHMAE--By thoroughly competsne,
well experienced reliable horseInan un
s.rs-auds duties perfectly; not AFRAID OF
Ga-L :. sober honest, obliging; personal rex
sranH.s,i Newman 2O3 East Asth st
The Detroit times., 1908-12-05
From Another Point of View

with
Please the of his home
will doubtless
sold 80 each.
when 1t to voting the grayeyards
available that a drug
That's what We
less Of the hot variety to contend with
which
study prehistoric This fact
humps we meet and cannot understand the reason for
invented folding hen The incubator have had
will The dear stand for either bond
Lodge OF William Alden
uprising
threaten, will the Masons kindly proceed to lay IT.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-05

1.-THE DETROIT CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC

at about the time II was buils
by the late j. II. Hahn. The great
size of this house Is required for the
which has SO instructors,
chosen To teach various branches or
music. ard 1000 students. approx
imately.
in this institution students are pre-
pared for high-class teaching and con
cert playing on all instruments, also
church. oratorio. concert aud operate
singing. public school music. art, elo-
cution. band instruments and jour
nalism.
THE piano department Is In charge
of Francis l.. York. Elizabeth Johnson,
l.. L. Renwick, Oleane Doty. Kate Nc
Donald, Frank stephens. Harry N.
Boillotat, Mrs. Alice Spencer Dennis.
and Mary II. Christie. In the vocal de-
partment. Mrs. Ida Fletcher Norton
Mrs. Charles II. Clements. Elizabeth
Bennett. David Duggan and assistants
are we'll prepared for the work. while
Herbert A. Milliken, Charlotte McDon-
aid, Emma Mcdonald. Pasquale Brig
liz and assistants have charge OF the
violin department.
Francis l.. York, NJ. A, Is director
of the conservatory. and James II. Bell
secretary. There are branches at Nos
1O45 West FOREST and No. l249 Grand
River-ave.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-05
Don't Give Your Husband Money

is to make him believe that you can't
possibly live without him.
| know a woman who makes her
own money
Some time ago she got into debt.
Her husband found 1t out. and you
never saw a man so delighted In your
life.
He paid his wife's debts, and as IL
some one had just given him a million
dollars. and he has never been SO
happy as he Is since he has proved
TO the woman he loves that he is
better financier than abe Is. The wo.
man was anxious about the debts and
about what her husband would think.
She learned lesson.
After this. she says. she Is going tn
ask his help every time she gets
chance, for she sees quite plainly
that 1t makes him very happy to be-
lieve that she couldn't possibly get
along at all without him.
Never mind how clever you are. sis
Ger, or how much money you can make.
II you want your husband to really
love you and respect himself at the
same time, make him believe that
you'd be In prison for debt this very
minute with handouts and shackles
strapping you to the WALTZ 1t were
not for him.
The Detroit times., 1908-12-05
BY WiNiFREp BLACK.

IT don't see how he could have the
heart to treat me So" sobbed a WON
an in the police court the other day.
Il have given him every dollar
have been able to earn for three years.
and have had to work hard to earn
1t, too"
Poor thing! And she didn't have
the sense to know that that Is the
very reason the man who promised TO
love. cherish and protect her ran
away with another woman and let
her Ill and friendless In a strange city
The best man In the world begins
to dislike the sweetest woman In the
world when she begins to give him
money.
don't know why be does it-but
he does.
Men like to believe that they are
superior to women, and anything that
tends to make them think that they
are inferior makes them dislike the
woman who is taking their self-esteem
away from them.
The surest way to keep a mans af.
lection Is to need It, the surest way
t. keep his fidelity and his protection