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New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
SALE OF THE CROMWELL.
MeSSrS. Bernheimer the Buyers
Deal InUOIUes 81, ,5OO.OOO.

A. & c. Lewis and Lauten & Meyep~have sold
for the Transit Realty Company and the Charter
Construction Company, both of which companies
are controlled by L 5. & a. VI. Bing, the group
Of six story elevator apartment houses known
the Cromwell apartments, which occupy the entire
block front on the north side Of 18th street,
tending from Broadway TO Riverside Drive, and
including the block front the Drive between
l3Ith and 1SSth streets. The buyers of these prop
critics are Simon & & Max E. Bernhelmer. The
entire deal involves about s., 100000
In part payment for the Cromwell houses Messrs.
Bernheimer gave to Bing & Bing the FL Nido
apartment house. a seven story elevator apartment
structure at the northwest corner of Seventh
nue. and 10th street, plot S91x143S feet, at the
junction OF St Nicholas avenue also the two story
building known the Auditorium. at Nos 236 and
23s West 1l6th street 50x10O feet between Seventh
and Eighth avenues. The Bronx properties that fig
Ured in the trade the four five story law
apartment houses each 40x100 feet the north side
Of 18th street 100 Of the Southern Bouls
ward, and the plot, 75xl0O feet, the west side
Of the Southern Boulevard. 375 feet north Of Jen-
nings street. The East 18th street houses were
built by Robertson * GammIe
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
TO SELL OAKDALE PLOTS.
AUCTION Sale Of Fine BungaIo10
Sites Nert Week.

The auction sale scheduled for Monday. March
Is, at the Real Estate Exchange salesrooms, Nos
Il and 16 Vesey street, of bungalow plots. 75xl5O
feet each, situated within ten minutes walk from
the Oakdale station, ought to attract large
bers Of homeseekers.
The plots are considered TO be among the choicest
on the Great South Bay. being bordered by two
Of the costliest and beautiful estates on Long
Island.
The beach on the south shore insures protection
against trespass and encroachment. Plots directly
on the waterfront extend to high water mark In
terror plots fronting the West Shore, Idle Hour,
10 the shore OF Great South Bay with ample privi-
leges for water sport IN perpetuity.
The property is restricted against indiscrinlinate
or speculative building. For those owning power
boats and fond Of sailing. fishing and shooting, the
Great South Bay and Great River at Oakdale offer
advantages which cannot be eXcelled.
Recent dealings in property at Oakdale indicate
a steady enhancement in values since the earlier
sales IF last year were made; increase of over
90 per cent Of the highest price paid for plots on
the West Shore Road has been secured. II is GER
tain that Oakdae will retain its high character
residential section. and It naturally has the best
real estate future.
AT Oakdale are the South Side Sportsmen's Club,
the West Brook Golf Club. Idle Hour. the estate
country seat Of ex-Cornnaodore Bourne: the his
tor!caI .nansicn and grounds OF Admiral Ludlow.
and the property OF ". Bayard Cutting.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
ON THURSDAY.

By Joseph p Day
II %6th ST. s. 246 f Of 9th 2Sx1976 extending
81 and sty stable 2Tlh admx sale.
and : l3lst st, S. 20 Il Of 5th ave- two styl
dwlgs eact I76x99. Il: adTnx sale
2Oeo 9TH ave &. 20 Il Of 12sth st, 20x75; 3 sty
dwlg: adnS sale.
2ls3 and 2l$5 9th ave. e s. 66l1 181st 3
Hty dwlgs. each 16.6xf5 admx sale.
dwlg; adTnx
2l43 9th 13Ist st. Il 5xT5. sty dwlg
adTnx sale; estate OF Cornelius McCoon. deceased.
II 34th ST, $. 300 II Of 9TH ave- 25X1266, 3 sty
bldg and store and bldg also right, title
70 i II strip in 3Jth " Steel 2 Smith al
Harold swain. atty: H NJ Stevenson ref; partition.
90 H. fat and store: Cooper Realty
Wanderrnan al. action ATnstein * l.
Lord. ref: amt due Sl3. 122 81.
255 and 25T 144th 470 II OF 18th ave- 4ox9911 6
sty fat and store; same; action . atys
W Klein ref: amt due, So. 133 06.
29l Pleasant 1907 II OF 116th st. 255x94 .
sty tenmt: n Y Savings Bank agt Henry Neus ct al
John webber. atty: c ref due. SIO,726 4O
taxes, etc. $3.50.
OK FRIDAY.
BY Joseph P Day
G6 Oak st n s. $50 y Catharine St 10 Sx50, 3-sty
tenmt Caterina Garone ct al Francesca
Cirgiiano Max Keve, atty; G. II Montague, ref
amt due S2044 so: taxes, etc. S153 So
16Sth block front bet 30 and Fulton aves
337x176x irreg Kali sty tenmt and . g. and
buildings brewery; b B Neuwirch ] F Schnugg
S3510 "a taxes S2.S03 10; sub prior Of
$50 600
jefferson s. Morris Park ave. 125x100
Katherine Watson \ Worm ct al; + a Stroh atty
Kearney. ref due. 81 219 $16o
sub a first OF 1850
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

GARDENER and FIORIST--Middle aged
life experience thoroughly versed IN out
and indoor work: wishes charge OF gentle
mans place; No. l reference II. y. Birth,
2l0 East Slst 81.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

The Farmers Loan and Trust Company has been
appointed receiver Of the rents OF No. - Henry
street Nos 25 and = Pel street. Nos 139 and I4l
Cherry street, 40. - James slip. Nos 1T5 and III
Worth street Nos 455 and 457 West 33d street Nos
&c. 3S 30 40la and IS Monroe street. No. So Bayard
street this city No. 1861 Myrtle avenue. Brook
Iyn by Justice Fitz Gerald OF the Supreme Court
In an action brought for partition and sale of the
property by Jessie r. /. Robertson and Julia Z.
Lud!am against Cornelia p. Smith. Augusta P.
smith Fredrika Ludlam and others.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
LEASES HOUSE AT RIvERDALE

J. B. James has leased at Riverdale for George
W Perkins to Professor Bashful, OF Columbia Uni
versity, the large stone house and grounds ex-
tending from Independence avenue to the Hudson
River formerly owned by the Appleton estate
Also, al Van Cortlandt Park two lots on Broad
way. facing the entrance 10 the park for the Van
CortIandt estate, for term OF years 20 firm
Of caterers which will erect a pavilion for the sale
Of refreshments and non-alcoholic drinks.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
REALTY NOTES.

J. Arthur Fischer has leased FOR the Fox Cloth
ing Company the store and basement No. 5sS
Ninth avenue. between 42d and 43d streets. 10
Christodolou & Pappas. for a term OF years, to be
used for restaurant purposes. Also for :. May the
soltherly store in the building No 64l Sixth ave
nue. for the fruit business.
Feuwick 3. Small has leased 10 I. W Wool
worth & CO. the store and basement Of No. 1883
Broadway. BrookIyn. for term OF years.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
FINE AUCTION BUDGET
MANY VOLUNTARY SALES.
Choice Properties of Three Estates
To BE offered Wednesday.

rb. marked success of the auction sale of the
-.,cker estate holdings. held Wednesday at the
-, Estate Echange salesrooms. Nos. Il and I6
-. street by Bryan L Kennedy, is proof posi-
-. ,bat buyers can quickly be found in the auc-
-, -y,orls for high class speculative and invest
-. ,r,perties. For the nine parcels OF the
ne s2g 100 was paid $4,000 more than the
s-,nrsised valuation
- vreak Mr. Kennedy viii offer a large num-
- sna parcels On Wednesday he VIII seek
-s- for the real estate of the late Senator
.-Fonas Cunningham. Who represented the llth
- y,-l Distri.t The sale is Of more than ordi-
- interest as Senator Cunningham was closely
.s..iaed with Tanmany Hall and its leaders.
~. opertv 20 be sold comprises Nos 254. 256 and
&c .,,ar,,e B. at the northwest corner Of 18th
- and No Go East 18th street. three five story
- -.-s,neut houses; No 81 East 18th street.
,,a stuvvesant Square, an apartment building,
,,d 2 plot on the HoTth sioe OF NalehChe avenue
-es- Bedford Park Boulevard.
~. land On which the old Harris Baking Com
- establishment stood. the last TO survive the
.,,z IF the National Biscuit Company. will be
l5 81 rublic sale by Nj Kennedy on the same
- The urope-ty fronts on South. Montgomery
uo ,,-.r streets and contains about 10000 square
an r. New York New Haven & Hartford
- : onnoeite the property There is an elght
-. and cellar brick warehouse on part OF the
,a-csl For business. tenement houses or an IN
+,,1,t,c7 :, is situated most oesiIaoiy- oeEe-ey ~
per cent may remain '' '
.s-s et AL per cent
g "wednesday Mr.. Kennedy will oher Tor the
n G. Hidebrand the parcels NO. 'oo'
20 - -0a Eleventh avenue. two story orlck
~ one story frame building a mortgage OF
. -, cent Of the purchase money viii be guaran-
teed. s,.-. -,, ;,cIude.
- * and 81 East nth street, adjoining Lex
- venue three three story basement aho
=, t-oun stone dwellings. with open piunpIns-
- 10 and ISL have eight rooms anc oa1h ana
-, ~ has ten rooms and bath. The size OF Ile
&c 1ssx1o22 feet No. 1886 Amsterdam ave
-,s betyeen l5Sth and IJ9sil street. The properly
co1nrises three story and cellar brick IeIeliie'
itb store on q pIo: 25x1eo feet Ten lots on the
.e+ side of Union avenue. 2s feet north OF East
,sstb street The plot is 40xs6 feet FoE 'ie
.ststs Of Aida r. Petit Nos 2l and 1i5 FFohs
erect ssl feet east of Peck Slip and Nos "a anu
Is Front street PA feet west Of Dover street Two
Eve story and cellar business buildings are on one
.,d two four story and cellar brick buildings are
on the other
The results Of the voluntary auction safes he4u
nv 1aseph P Day last Tuesday we're somewhat
5isa,nointng most of the properties being bid IN
NJ Dsv has large number OF sales scheduled Tor
this week -, -
follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
GETS TITLE TO A BLOCK.

The Fiss. Doerr & Carroll Company transferred
title yesterday TO the East Side Pier Company 10
the block bounded by s7th and 9Sth street. First
avenue and the East River The Pier Company
has borrowed $4,000 on the property from the Man
haitian Savings Institute
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
TOMORROW.


TX west q n cor Cortlandt 20 ex55x Irregular
,so S 6orsia1at St adjoining. 3 s1os sIo' and
sly hg,sl s1ScuigTs T sac cor 18th St ss6x72 Van
-fe- Hotel; executors sale estate OF Peter wilkins
dsss1'f1 81 fenou ave cor 1sssh k75 sty nat with
s,o-e executors safe; estate q DiedrcA MeeTAsee De
0ssssd sss a sv. 90 # Of 18th ST. 2l-6xoo: ssy
;enmi with store; voluntary sale
By Joseph P. Day.
E ~: :.I i ans ans q ..o1s a s Singer at x Ssus Kato
.:sss 's'' 's' .'ss o'' subject 70 mrs. '@'ss Of
so so ,.a and store schotz agt Michael ForInan
et al: Freedman, atty: Foley. Tei' amt cue cue.
81 s5 81; taxes ETC. S5e+ IS; subject 10 nIst Hise
on TUESDAY.
Fy Jos.ph p Day
rs 10 2s2 10th ave. and 4si469 west 28h St,
s=1l25x Irregular; tennis and stores susan ' an
Ps4o Tef: ant due So 42e 76 taxes etc So98 4s
2S4 2ss llsth St. 1e9 n v Of q ave $500
Etein et al. Manhen d " attys: olvsny. ref. amt
dle Sizes 81: etc Sl66s 45; subject 10 mise
2S Mor1ingsde ave. 81 # Q: llI;a st; Tax
e. al 2 msTtinsen attE John Reilly. ref: due:
ts5s2 81; taxes etc ssS6 2 subject TO first mtge OF
inservale ave. s. SIS # n of Freeman ST. 5o1lCo; "
sftgs a spence 8. re-; due. k5oa1 90. taxes.
on WEDNESDAY
2sl-243 Front st. s. G3I It n q Peek SIP, 47exT2x
irreg x6o5: two sty business bldgE: trustees sale
estate of Aida R Petit. deceased
Montgomery 81 " block front bet South and Water
sts. l49xls5Iszl4210xls52; sIy warehouse S5XIl5,
AZ cor q property: remainder vacant. Vol safe
2bs- ave B 4 18th -. -SE95 @ three sty
limits with stores. and sty bldg executors sale.
eyt l5tn s. s, ll3 q Of ave b. 25Elc3.3. 4 sty
tnll with store and shop. in rear. executors sale.
sil l1th ST g ills Il Of I'd p 4xlO6: sty
tnuf: executors sale.
Valentine ave 3 20 Il X of colst St l2G 2nI ss sx
lSi raeant executors sale; estate OF Thos Cunning
han deceased.
deceased
1855 Amsterdam ave " s. 74Il Il Of I5sth ST. 251
100 tnrnt with store; administrators sale: estate
o Aataiss SiInerdinger. deceased
st1on ave. " PCS Il Of 1Gsth St 4OK9G, vacant
1857 T7th 81. z $ 20 II of Lexington ave three
sg oSigs each Ie sxl02 ?: vol sale
20 loln 81 s. $ 4 v of Ave Q. Is sxe2. Bty
o-sts MsSsDonslo et a.: Z J Mcclure atty; " A Mo
quad rel; amt due, S5.705. taxes. etc. S2G2 -
By Joseph ?. Dag.
h,-eeossy cor l23d =. IO0llxI75 9 sty apart
- 10y hesl Estate Co Realty
RS swain atty D McCleland. ref: amt due sI6l.-
40 %, taxes. etc, s. 60 *
- A<st 81 s. 235 { Of ID ave, 25xlO01i sty
csS-rs r5se rSese Nof et a. srt Henry Feldnan ct al:
-. g. ave = cor 1896 25-IX75 sty termf and
mar -. Z Sgliler sgt = ? Carpenter al; r Hay
tsres - y imam llstgsTter ref. due. SIC. go 7T
1e- -, Ssno - SUB 20 q mtge of 81. 600.
,s,, -, ,9ta ~ 81 s. 30 q 30 ave 2Oxi022 2 sty
80 Isl ave 522 II Of 735 st 2sxs7 sty tennat
~ -'O'en4oer IL. 1871; Hays & Hays attys.
BY George r. Read d Co
Ts.S 90, 20 SIe4 Webster loo II Of Woodlawn
xl llKSe ixss5 sly ;erlrnts and stores King
al G~o-s - ~s Suf3iiit Avenue Construction Co ct
SlsSJ 2; taxes. etc ssi6 o'i'sis' is'' amt oUs
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
LONG ISLAND CITY SALES.

Theodore Mcr<t ir. has sold plot Hunter
avenue facing greensboro Bridge Plaza 10 Messrs
schmidt and Zouer This is one OF the best
located plots on the Plaza and is opposite the
uer site purchased by the Corn Exchange Bank
for It's new Plaza branch building
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
CITY INVESTING LEASES.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has leased a
suite OF five Offices in the City Investing Building
TO Reeves Todd & Swain. and other Offices in the
same building 20 A J. Talley- Both leases are for
five years. Also Offices in the Frankel Building
Naum weIikson. Charles Weygandt and Rice Wen
dennleyer 6. Co.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
LONG ISLAND BROKERS TO DINE.

The Real Estate Exchange OF Long Island will
hold its annual dinner Tuesday at the Hotel
Astor Lewis II. Pounds is president Of the ex-
change, and its ce-presidents are ). E Bastrett
II. P. Engelhardt. William Richtensteen and Milton
LEcuse.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LET.
HELP WANTED.
Male.

Male
RESPONSIBLE FINANCIAL COR
PORATIOS. controlled by prominent men,
u-ell rated and thoroughly conseTN atiEe' Is
establishing a national system OF orallctieS oraCls
e,,ery necessary facility, except h1ed saI-
80 .or a brilliant correspondent and sys-
tematlzer 10 build for himself. IN ninety
DAYS, a business that VIII take care Oh III. M.
Nan has been tried without satisfactory re
suite but the man who can carry GUY
ideas effectively has only 20 prove ms
ob1Itry 20 command his own terms Ad-
Grsss p q BOX 81, New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

wASTED.-Cncle sam IS an ideal en- en-
,iIy.r ravs big wages never cuts wages
nor dlscharCes help In hard times, gives a
fuIl months vacation with pay. Tewaras
eniciency BY promotion: only common sch9o!
t,,-s,tc, needed 10 get one OF these de
sIrable-tire positions. eXaminations In every
state soon. our free book. The Easy
Boss." gives full information regarding po-
sitions In AL departments OF me soNetn.
,,c-,t ana Lo1 10 obtain them. No tuition
fee until appointed. Commercial Core
spondcnce Schools, I40S Commercial Build
InE Rochester y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

MANAGER WANTED every section, to
APPOINT agents for New Improved Fenhy
Breath Perfume and Peanut vending Ma
chimes. $50 weekly easily earned nhlsh
beautiful sanitary throughout, SOLD on
easy payments. thousands now IN use,
sample sent free. Proposition VIII pIease
YOU n We stnI have opening in your sec
tion. Great Western Scale Mfg WORKS
Chicago. Ill.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

LADY. teaching German and music (piano).
desires pupils or position: specially inter
e.tInr and successful method for beginners;
highest references. Miss Arnstein, $50 Lex
ington ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female
ATTENDANT OF COMPANION--By COM
petent woman. take full charge; no OBJ
lection 10 country or travel Address last
employer DR. ". ]. stewart S62 West
23d ST.
CaAMBERMAID ana WAITRESS. Prot
estant: neat. refined young woman. good
references: city or country H, Mrs. Col
Her's Agency, 100 West 23d ST.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS. as
waitress -par!OTmaii: excellent city refer
ence: tall, neat: So -S25. C.. Hofmayer's
Bureau. i53 West I'D st. Tel. 1864
Chelsea.
CHAMBERMAID and WAITRESS - Neat
young Swedish Eiri; best references;
friend kitchenmaid or general housemaid,
good girl Osterberg's Bureau. Tl6 LeNing-
ton ave. Tel 1Oj5-PlaZa
COOK.-Thoroughly reliable; excellent city
references; city or country Miss Mar
garet smiths Bureau. 25 West 42d 81
Phone 3039-Bryant.
COOK. &c.-USEFUL MAN. &c--Sister
and brother; girl competent cook or laun-
dress: brother useful. understands cows.
horses. good gardener: has friend chauffeur.
good mechanic; go anywhere Morrow
Bureau. T21 Lexington ave-, corner ooth ST
Phone 192s-Plaza-
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
WORK WANTED.


Mails. ..o,,,,
correspondent, many years experience
with large corporation. would make change
whore Increased responsibilities would bring
corresponding increase In remuneration
Address Crescent, 20 East 18th ST.
BOOKKEEPER and ACCOUNTANT, q;
full charge; thoroughly experienced; loose
leaf and card systems; oontrollihg sS
counts and ledger proof; best references
F Box % Tribune once.
BOoKKEBPER. 30. with eighteen years
experience; can furnish first class reLe. e.,
ences as TO ability and character. oeoiss
Staieer, 100 Bridge St. Brooklyn.
ROWLING ALLEY MANAGER,,-ETIpSelrll-
enced Address George Fraeakie, ct cxi,
nion Juvenile bowler OF Greater Ne" "~'
fe2 WeEtchester ave-, The bronx
CORRESPONDENT 25. good education,
strong personality. desires posi.lon o,,.,SI,,
,base Qualifications are needed thoIoSsy
s.nerIenced bookkeeper; highest Fele
Address Competent. 25 East l4th 81
f,HAITFFEUR FrenchhlSh'
country; excellent refeIehsse9 se9 z.L avs
Miss FitzGerald's Bureau ~" ''
corner 42d 81.
vATTFFEUR.-wiliing 20 be 9se.ua, y, so,nns aSs
friend second man: UNDERSTANDS s,rsSe ta. !.
.,,tan,ohtles horses; together or seP~i PEsIa,.S
not afraid OF work; best releie
feur. III Lexington sTs'
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

HIGH GRADE MAN. with selling ability
and knowledge OF accounting or oulce
systetns 20 cell Loose Lear supplies IN New
Work city. experience an asset. but not
essential: good opportunity to man VINO
can qualify. H, Box 80. Tribune once
SIX WEEKS INSTRUCTION In salesman
ship and position as travelling salesman
with q reliable firm secured. Write Tor our
book How to succeed a Salesman
Bradstreet system. Rochester, y. \.
SALESMAN WANTED for local trade:
housefuruisher. paints, hardware; or1ces
and factories Call Monday. a. m,
Electro Cleaning Co.. Room 10, loi Broad
way.
MEN WANTED for soliciting. having ex-
perisnce selling books. references re-
quired. Apply Room 1913. 15A Nassau st.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
WORK WANTED.
enAlR

LADY wishes position with refined family;
nure conversational English. German.
French; also nrst-clsss instruction IN
music; could also fill position in shorthand.
"a king notes at homo or abroad. Miss Net
tie Kern, Hewlett. Long Island
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
PROF. SITUATIONS WANTED.

Female.
A BRIGHT, skilfll woman will execute all
kinds OF commissions, shopping. chaperon
theatre parties 20 out OF town on errands
or 10 transact business; adjust differences
be.ween principals. Miles. 4O1 West 18TH
St Telephone 3345-Chelsea.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

pARISIAN LADY, respectable. refined.
aged 2s, will give services for full board
and 81 a week, In refined home; very capA-
ble Adele, Tribune ONCE. Harlem
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
,,.'',s swimming Scientifically Taugh,
80. IleoF DALTON. % West 4atb
School agencies.

1 sl,ss.r Professor ToalEiGS TEACHERS AGENCY
Ma 4 J. YofyS1sa ca re. E,smiliea Apply 70 49,
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

SWITCHBOARD oPERATOR.-By young
lady; experienced; hotel. apartment house ;
knowledge office work: best references. u.
6tarsman. 254 West 12lst Bt.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

sTENOGRAPHER, Is: quick accurate. at
tentIve to business; trustworthy; wen
recommended: moderate salary. Anxious
Box IA, Tribune once.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
WOOD FLOORS.

WOOD FLOORS resurfaced and rennished
by electricity; telephons. Rapid FiooE
eirfacing Co. Q East G2d St
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

ARDENER-Msrried. no children; has
furniture: six years in last place; not-
house. glass frames. fruits. flowers and
lawn, good vegetable grower. Carpenter
Bureau, I54 9Th ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07

ADVERTISEMENT and sUbsertprisns tor
The Tribune received Gt their y fteNn
once Nc 1864 Broadway. betweer saln
and 37th srs1 until o'clock p ~ Nd
verrisements received at the foAeSins
branch Offices az regular Office rates 9ntii
o'clock D m. viz. 264 sth ave. . 2
cor 29d s. 15S 9th ave chr. 1eth SO ~
East I4th 81 s5Ts West fed St. between
Ttb sud sth aves.- yssS West 125th 81
New-York tribune., 1909-03-07
BUSINESS CHANCES.

wANTED.-Party with S5, 600 to Join me
in opening New York once for large
western concern; bank references Tequlred
and exchanged. ]. P, Box 43. Tribune
Office.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-06-18
DR.. ELIOT NAMES VOLUMES
OF DESIRABLE LITERAT IRE
Former President of Harvard Adds to
List of Works for olive
Foot" Library

BOSTON, June 17.-Dr. Charles w
Eliot. former president of Harvard
has made public partial
list of the "1ve-foot shelf library
which is to contain the best works of
English literature, especially adapted
for the person seeking a general edu-
cation. The works announced by Dr.
Eliot, in addition to the fifteen for
merly named. are:
Johnson's "volpone," Beaumont and
FIetcher's 1.-The Maids Tragedy" Web
ster's Duchess of Malf,' Middleton's
THE Changeling," Drydens All for
Love-" Shelly's Cecil" Browning s
blot on the Escutcheon." Tennyson's
Beckett" Goethes Faust Mar
loves Or Faustus," Adam Smiths
wealth of Nations" Letters of Cic-
ero and Pliny," Bunyan's "Pilgrim's
Progress" Burns Tam O'Shanter;"
Waiton's complete Angler" Lives
of Dome and Herbert "Autobiogra-
ply of Saint Augustine Plutarch''s
Lives" Drydens "Aeneid," Chaucer's
Canterbury Tales Limitation Of
Christ" Dante's Divine Comedy"
Darwin's "Origin OF Species and
arabian Nights"
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-06-18
WIDOW OF SUICIDE
COMES FOR ESTATE
WOMAN RETURNS AFTER TRAG-
EDY IN PARIS CAFE
Clergyman Who Has Hunted Near
Scene of RooseveIt's Operations
Tells of Possibilities of
Big Game

NEW YORK. June lion board the
steamship Adriatic, which will arrive
here today from Southampton and
Cherbourg, are the family of David
Henderson of Jersey City, who shot
and killed his daughter in Paris cafe
two weeks ago and then committed
suicide.
1t is understood the widow, who is a
Russian woman, is coming here to set
tie the estate. which is quite large, and
afterwards will return to Europe, TAX
ing her children with her.
Among the other passengers on the
Adriatic is DR. William S. Sanford
formerly rector of st. Marks church,
this city, who has been hunting in
British East Africa for a year or more.
At a concert on board ship Tuesday
night DR.. Sanford delivered lecture
on the country through which the
Roosevelt expedition is passing and
the game 1t will probably encounter.
DR.. Sanford has completely recovered
his health, according to a wireless
message.
Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1900-1911, 1909-06-18
DENIES CITIZENSHIP
TO SALOON KEEPER
COURT ACTS IN CASE OF SUN
DAY LAW VIOLATION
Jurists in Illinois Declare Naturaliza-
ton Should Not Be Granted Man
Who Fails to Observe
Statute

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June ia
man who keeps a saloon open Sunday
in this state is not a fit person to be
a citizen of the United States, the Illi-
nois supreme court held yesterday.
The case was that of the United
States VS.. Louis Harksy of East St.
Louis, who sought to compel the gov
eminent to issue naturalization papers
to him. HIS petition was denied.
Harksey set up in defense that all
other saloon keepers of his city kept
open on Sunday and the mayor and
police sanctioned it, therefore he should
not be Disseminated against. The
court said:
TT is essential to the safety and the
perpetuity of government that laws
be enforced until repealed. A decision
as to the wisdom of the Sunday closing
statute rests with the legislature, not
with the courts, but so long as it is
law it should be enforced"