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New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
REALTY NOTES.

gle Lewis H Nay Company Cthe Charles F
Noyes Company New York agents. has leased
through i5s FAX Rockaway Office for Edgar NJ,
FrieJenberg lie Leo Kaufman his cottage No. 327
West Franklin avenue, Far Rockaway, known as
the Dixie, Tor the season 1898
Albert GaTatin tool, title yesterday TO No. East
67th street. -5xIC0.5 feet, from John T Williams
Tor q nominal consideration
The Charles r. Ncyes Company has sub-leased
for the National Lead Company Offices in the
Woodbridge Building, No $50 William street. TO the
Assurance League OF America and F B. Ross *
Co; also large suite CT Offices in the Royal Bak-
ing Powder Company Btiding, at William and Full
1on streets 10 Z. {. Anderson & Co., and offices IN
The Fulton Chambers Building to b. Moskowitz
Louis F. Rotaschild Is the buyer Of No 20 East
73d street. sold recently
J. = Hag-erry negotiated the sale Of No 1901
Bryant avenue. "A three family house. for 4. Jack
L. Henry Altung.
Maurice ". HaIpin the broker in the sale OF
the southwest corner OF Convent avenue and 147th
greet. EDex75 feet, to a Guthman * Co
r. C. Senior & CO. negotiated the lease of the
slsUery estate property in S7th street. west Of
BrosdUas. The lease Is for IWcnty-one years at
q net rental ot Sll5,5a0. 4 garage viii be erected
o. the site
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Leonard WeW Bugs Three 4Ddrt-
n1ent Houses for $IT0,0j0.

Leonard WE'LL bought yesterday for sl7oO5O tho
three six story apartment houses. with stores. No
23I0 TO 2S4S Old Broadway plot 12S.1xloll feet.
al a voluntary sale. held at the Real Estate Ex-
change Salesrooms Nos Ii and 16 Vesey street. by
Joseph p. Day The other auction sales yesterday
resulted follows:
BY Joseph Day.
70 on ST st ' and 1 a1 Of Bns .4F sas s io R5saa
Voihart for So, 20.
dws; sale Francis Macy, deceased: to
ss TO @ Vest o 4th 81 cor Of Perry st. 1o e1s5
sSy tnmi with Stores vol sale to W0lns
s. and SO Perry St ss rw Of West 9Th g SO s9 TX
ana = Front St 49, 81 :: . Of old ds.6h Slip = as s5
nj 6ns S f '' e:n g fGT ssoO S0 SALE to Joseph '
oGb 19s st R yo as sale noe so # C%n Sf 'aih at 1 s'
4%a o ST. s ! noee6 dSs Il down. 9f az "a $40 iS 600
235 12oth AIS # OF 9Th ave. 16 sx1o0il 3
Wagner extTx ct all 5rasmuck & O. attys: Wagner.
ref: partition: to Wagner party in interest for
Soadway Of 12ssh ST 100 Oll.l5s two r.:. ssg
Realty co Ct ali sldney No1dlinEer asty n ~ Thrieh
msgs Of $4,000 the plaintiff m q for 8 ssl299
tenmt and store: Frank Gems agt Sarah Cohen Al;
Joseph wksnfed atty; & strong ref ref ant amt Que &
sgsa segatne ing sS3 COO e to the SU paint for
5SS eS' teh@' -a%5 ana store Jacob
e snsa S5s So ,aaes y efo Sass L. 10 The ' pant for
80 and 44s 1I5th St 122li # ct Of Pleasant les ant ave
ref amt due SIS SOS A; taxes etc. $500 sub
MIST 6Sfh q St rs s f P@ Of ye3ae @ T.
Morris Abraham Halprin ct all action l. Phil
taxes ETC. s177 50 sub blanket mtses asgresating
st. n PIG Of Avenue A. +ix1oo4 vacant:
action 2: same attys and ref amt due
SD so co6; ~ to James Hammond FOR si46cS
G9th 257 It Of Avenue a. 4iIloo4; vacant;
@ ne, ast 1 ae so @ M ga sns s 6yS ~ ana Sank, mre Of
Si sia6oo' 81 to '5hSa Ianes b Ifamend foT
shsTins sale % sf dne al right title 1 stG 1y, ShiSh
BY George Read & Co.
Ss s sale st estate 8 o II # John 4 sns sS aTs to Ro s
ert NJ Fulton. for client. for $4,000
By Samuel Marx
l7T1 Fulton ave W s. 2133 It of roth 4ox1o4
e al D b Baum atty. Maxwell Davidson ref; amt due
rs to ntges aggregstInE $34 600; the
plaintiff FOR $4,000.
The auction offerings to-day will be follows:
BY Joseph Day.
25I and 273 I4is St 100 {: Of 8th ave 59rss o. II
s ct t az so5 snhsm Lar s sgg6 s5ys u s g Of r; $50 o'
ou i6s 20 sup ftrrf 70 iSe et - sI
10OI1. d schlachetzh agt Nathan Mattel
due Sc 173 IS taxes. etc. $500 81 sub
gregating $4,000
Il Cannon st 80 II of Broome st; la7X7I;
story Senmt and store Max Waohsman % ct Al sgt Harry
amt due 81 23 rs taxes etc. s34s -; sub TO first
story tennt and store atty. same
due. s7.5ls 6s s5G6 81; sub first
| Trinity ave s. block I49th and Terrace
Ii BI, ~ AZ p Z steTen sttW: J d K.v ref amt
$50 II: s1coo: sub to frs. mtse of
oak T5ss Fl ,s las # 9t H9Ghss s,, ls
s6ss taxes s753 25 sub prior mtse OF 81 TO
erifF sale Of ali right ,itie etc which Anna Dannis.
| had on May l. 1908. or since; A II Wadick. atty.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

J J. Hargerry has sold for Marion E. Massey
three lots On tie east side Of Yse avenue, l5o feet
south OF 17zd street The buyer is u builder.
" J Huston * Son have sold fOr Andrew Phil
Hrs 10 a client for occupancy The three story and
basement dwelling house &c. 49 Bradhurst avenue,
o. Iot = --SI feet. near 1s5th street
sfa1i-5. Fortunan d Henry have resold No. 81
East 18th street. "a three story dwelling house, on
lot l6zs00ll feet, AMI have bought through Koch
& Cohen the northeast corner Of Columbia and
Rvinrtoa streets. a four story tenement house, on
iot 25x-5 feet
NJ Edgar Fitz-Git.oon and Hampton Brothers
have sola fo- Ferdinand Denhardt No 474 Colum-
bus avenue. a dve story fathouse, with stores. on
lot 26xl00 feet.
John !. kavanagh has resold for Frank Gulden
- q client fo- occupancy the three story dwelling
NJ C5 East 9lst street. lot 20xle0.S feet.
; LIuan has sold No. 1914 Findiey avenue. q
rvo family house. on lot 25X100 feet, for the Thorn
to- brothers Company: also sold No 36S East I69th
street southwest corner Of Teller avenue. three
family house. lot 29X99 feet. for the Thornton
Bsothers Company. ana tie lot 25X95 feet on De
Kslb avenue. cslsJ SIDE, 80 feet south Of 212th
street for 2. .. Biz
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26

s,1-r.prME COURT, NEW YORK CoUNTY.-LEo
y Levy and Metropolitan Bank. PLAINTIFF AGAINST
and Pauline Perman. his wife. Meyer Gold ana Ida
Gold wife. Alexander Roseneaun ana Julia Kesgn ,
feo Frank Trustee Of BENJAMIN Marcus ana otners
Union Trust C9mpaay ay, q w AND Of
f-oTEc Deceased for the boneht OF Lena 3. C. Evans
the state bank DaT9 ana Simon % sbermSn @ Barnet l.
SSTams Pelham Bay Chemical COMPANY George Aherl
J3hn n ne Anser e S n9me and style OF Abee
Hawkins Iron WoIks bemJGtq ,rser ~ mo 0rnr nar5e
nd style OF b. Sci Company. Reliance Bai Bearing
DUG' nS Jacob Klein Fred s sehumann. Max Levenk!nd
and Nathan Binder samuel Boe Joseph ,ohen omen
Joseph n Fl Pglse HoaP MGT NeWhart MOTIFS Ferber
man John Doe. Doe. Richard Roe and MARY Roe;
Nc S1erv Roe being fictitious their being
known to plaintiffs, but who are SUED heren as tshns
Of the premises described In the compliant hsre DC
fendants.-Action No i-Summons-Trial desired IN
the CO Count nto,.s of nsT,ed New fG[f Attendants:
You are hereby summoned 10 answer the cor plant m
in this action ;o and tho 10 ae Tfye copy R their G o No Is
Wal street Borough Of Manhattan in the city OF
summons exclusive OF the day Of service ana In case
Of your failure to appear or answ eT juag wiz D
taken esainst you By default 'OF 'he Fe'ie'
]" Dated Dat ~ew York December 21st. 1908.
RTTcH. wooDFORD. BovEE * BUTCHER:
Attorneys Plaintiffs once and Post once address
IS Wall street, Borough Of Manhattan. Ne" YORK
To the defendant. Margaret Graham The FOREGOING
10 an OF the Hon NJ Wnrley Platzek one OF the
ao,S5 Of the the @ a2 of Pebua pos and ed With
the comp in the ONCE or the Clerk Of the county
Borough Manhattan in rhe city. County and state
New York on the same day the original o. which
on the 2Ist day Of December. 1908
RircH' WooDFORD BovEE & BUTCHER.
Attorneys for Plaintiffs once and Post ONCE Address
Is Wall street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
TO OLD DOMINION S. S. CO.,

Pier No. . NOTth RlVer, n Y. City-
You are hereby notified that the storage
being due and the time for payment Of this
company's lien upon the property herein
after described having expired. and due
notice thereof having been given you. this
company will cause such property under
the following lot number. 10 wit: -. %. 3o6.
y barrels OF bulbs. stored by you In It's
warehouse. 10 be sold al public auction. ac-
corsiing to the statute IN such case made
and provided. In the delivery rooms. No. 525
West St. New York City, on the 18th day
HAITIAN REFRIGERATING CO.. T A.
Adams PreEt.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
SALE OF TEE HOTEL BREsLIN.

The BTesin Hotel Company. lessees Of the Hotel
B7esin. Tie southeast corner Ct 2eth street and
IFoaduay. has 5cJsnt the hosiery from the Island
heslty Company The purchasing company iE
eorlpssed Of Walter L. Hidreth, John Burke and
George j. Bascom.
The hotel is twelve stories high Il has front
see of 1853 feet on Brosdway and OF l70.3 feet
or z-th street. II was erected about seven years
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
DEAL ON UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS.

w. Hamilton Mcbride has sold for the Belnar
Investing Company No. So West is1st street. one OF
a row of two family concrete dwelling houses
II is four stories high and plot 5Ox100 feet.
The purchase price $4,000. The buyer will
occupy one Of the eight suites OF the house.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
Country Property for Sale.

NOR sALE-OSE OF THE FINEST COLONIAL
L country residences Delaware Valley located
Fiedsboro n. j. 1eoO feet frontage deep water;
excellent yacht anchorage ~ feet elevation. railroad
station electric within three ninuteF walk
fortyfve minutes to Philadelphia: twenty minutes 10
New York: electric lights.
gymnasium and all city convenen d.
about thiry-fve of land VIII sell very
ably and liberal terms. Address
JOSEPH CROSSIEY. Trenton. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
II Ddr-tment Hotels.
Notice of Summons.

~ Y. SUPREME COURT NEW YORK COUNTY
~. louis ] Robertson Plaintiff. against The National
-SummOns.Trial desired IN
New York County To the above named DeiendRnt. 1ou
complaint IN this &C
80, and 70 serve copy Of your the plain
tis sttorneys within twenty days after the service OF
day Of service. and II case
~ vour ozure appear. answer Judgment vill be
tsken axaInst default for the relief demanded IN
complaint.
rIs,E F7 ALLEN & STORM. Plaintiffs Attorncss Post
once Address and Ofiice. No. 100 Broadway Man
haitian, York city.
To the named Defendant; The FOREGOING sum n
upon publication. pursuant 70 an
orIeT OF Hon NJ war.ey Pletzek. Justice of the su-
nreno Court Of the of New York dated F2ruaIg
g. ,Sc6 nd ed wi complaint said day
IN the orce OF OF the County OF NeW YORK IN
tbe borough Manhattan. city ana state OF Ne" i'-
Dated New York. February oath. 1909 r,,-,-.,,,
meg ER ALLEN & STORM, Attorneys for llaintlE
one and Post once Address. 100 Broadway Borough
~ Manhattan. City OF New YORK
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Fordham St n s7.4 II Of William ST. two
owner and arcft; 5000
22lst St s $50 Il " OF brentwood ave: 2ls sty
Howard. aTcht: 45oo
Wickham ave. s. 2T5 II of Nered ave; two
owner: T Keiy. archt; c@.''.. 1900
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS VIII be
received by the Board of Water supply
In the ONCE OF the Board 299 Broadway.
New York Room 910. ninth floor. until II
4 N. on March p. 1900 for the construe-
lion Of TURKEY MOUNTAIN GRADE
TUNNEL a tunnel on the hydreuIc
GRADIENT. IT feet high by 1875 feet wide
PRESSURE TUNNEL crossing under Gro,
ton Lake Il feet inside diameter. and
about ? 600 feet long. with two shafts olO
~ 59O feet in depth. a blow-on tunnel
about 800 feet long. discharKing into Gro
ION lake; and three sections. sSgresatins
about 2 900 linear feet OF cut-and-coyer
aaueduct. II feet high by lI'1 feet wide IN
sIdr situated about miles northeast or
of,-on-Hudson. in the town OF YORK
tcvvn westchester County. Sew York At
the above place and time the BIDS will De
nubIfcIy opened and read Tho award OF
ne contract II awarded. viii be made as
COON thereafter as practicable. The Board
reserves the right TO reject any or all bids
pamphlets containing Information for bid
ders form Of contract specifications. etc.
and namphiets OF contract drawings. can
5ress bv depositing the sum OF ten dollars
SOL for each pamphlet. or twenty dollars
(s90 for each set to insure their return in
Scce1tsbie condition within thirty days
S-or, the date on which bids are 10 be
onened For further particulars see City
IOHN A. BENSE1. Commissioners
President: OF the
CHARLES n. CHADWICK. Board OK
CHARLES A. SHAW Water supply
] WALDO SMITH.
chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT.
Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
DWELLING TO BE LOFT STRUCTURE

Matthew = Donohue is the lessee Of the premises
Nc ls6 West I'D street. owned by DR.. Robert NJ
Fsler Plans have been fled for altering the house
INTO q store and loft building
TIE alterations Will cost SIS 90
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
FURNITURE

PARLOR sUITs REUPHOLsTERED. ~
GLIDING TAPESTRY. springs rzpairesl
80. dining room enairs recovered inciud--
Ing leather. Soc. don't throw vOur old
frames away reuohoIster and uolisa
them equal 70 new at haif price, can Be dons
IN resldence o. free delivery; send postal.
We viii call with samples. city or country.
TOPPERMAS. 30l E6st SD sS
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. r.

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS
Every Other Hour on the Even Hour.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON.
DIRECT CONNECTION IN NEW UNION
STATION, WASHINGTON. WITH
ALL LINES SOUTH.
Leave New York Daily. 23d st. Lioy 50.
Washington. SleSpers. 30 pm 30 am
Washington. Diner. Psrlor I.50 am SEQ am
Washington. Diner, Parior $50 am 10 20 am
Washington. Diner. Parlor.j1.5 so am 100 n n
Washington. ParlOr. 1.o0 pm 200 pm
Parlor Car, New York to Richmond. Va.
ROYAL Ltd. Diner. Parlor $50 pm 30 rra
Washington, Diner, PaTlOr $50 pm 600 pm
Washington. Buffet, Parlor ESQ pm 100 pm
Through Daily Trains TO the West.
Sn5Saso. Ptttsburg- ....... 7-60 AM 500 am
Chicago. Columbus. II 80 am Il % n n
rilrtts6urg. Cleveland $50 pm 4-oo pm
'Pittsburg Limited" ... $50 pm 100 pm
Gin. 81. L. Louisville. -. II. so pm ]. &c am
Gin. s.. l.. Louisville. $50 am 10 90 am
Gin. st. L. Louisville " 5. so pm 800 pm
=, offlces. 245. 4s4. 1900 Broadway, Astor
Rouse. % 9th ave. New York; 34S Fulton
st., Brooklyn; West 23d st. and Liberty st.
After 6 p. NJ Sleeping Car reservations
ana frll Information regarding trains. etc.
can Be obtained at Bureau OF Information.
b & o. r. R.. 23d st. Ter. Phone 3i4&-
Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
AucTIoN SALES.

By VIRTUE OF an execution I. Bernstein.
auctiOneer. will sell to-day. at 10 a. m.
AZ 1870 Leonard st. Manhattan. one singer
sewing machine. No. B.. S64. .343. By order
nf Alfred Freeman. Marshal
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26

RED "D" LINE
For Porto Rico. Curacao and Venezuela
PIER IL near Wall ST. Ferry. Brooklyn
For san Juan. Porto Rico.
AT REDUCED RATES.
SIS Caracas ...... Saturday. Feb p. noon
SIS Philadelphia Saturday. Mch. 13. noon
For La Guayra. Pto. Cabello. Curacao and
Maracaibo.
sS Aurora ...... Saturday. Feb p. noon
s Zuiia .....--.. Saturday. Mch. 5. noon
sFreight only
tions for passengers.
ROULTON. BLISS & DALLETT
General Managers. 50 Wall st.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND
~ The Tribune received al
1864 Broadway. between 36th
O'Clock p. M. Advertisement
branch offices at regular office
viz: 28t Sth ave. s. e. cor.
18th st. 104 East l4th st.
7th and sth aves. 203 West
3d ave. near 61st st: 17OS
East 125th St: 756 fremont
American District Telegraph
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS viii be
received by the Board Of Wat1- supply
IN the Office Of the Board 29o broadway:
Nav YORK. Room 9lO. ninth noor. until II
A. NJ on March 18th 1900. for con TRAY
AZ FOR the construction OF the WAl1LhiLb
SIPHQN q deep pressure tunnel IN rOcH,
I4IS feet inside diameter and about % 40
feet long crossing under the valley OF tho
WalfkIu RIver with six shafts sror1 800 10
sSO feet in depth, and adjacent grade tun-
nels and stretches Of plain concrete concur
Enoygn as cut-and-cover aaueduct- Inc
work is located in the towns OF Rev fsi1-
and Gardiner Ulster County. Now norK.
AT the above place and time the olus WI,
he publicly opened and read. The awaIu
~ the contract II awarded. will be mace
az soon thereafter Is practicable- Inc
BOARD reserves tho right to reject any anu
al bids Pamphlets containing Information
tor bidders form OF contract specincaSlOhs'
e,c and pamphlets Of contract drsWihBs,
can he obtained at Room 1915 at the aDoTe
address by depositIhg the sum Of ten co.
lars CSlol for each pamphlet. or twenty
1oilars 500 for each set, 20 insure tnelr
rsfurn in acceptable condition within tnirty
dsvs from the date on which bids ara 70 oe
opened For further particulars see CITY
Holm A. BENSEL. Commissioners
President; OF the
CHARLES ~. CHADWICK, Ecara OF
CHARLES A SHAW. Wafer supply
J. WALDO SMITH.
Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETr.
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26

ago oy the George \. Fuller Construction Company
for the United States Realty and Improvement
Company.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
. their Uptown once. No.
! 81. and 37th st. until o
) received at the following
rates until g O'Clock p. m.
23d st; l53 9th ave. cor.
257 West 42d 81, between
l25th st. 1035 81 ave: 1926
list ave. near seth II. : 157
ave. ESQ Sd ave. and any
Office.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
TYPEwBITERs AND rYPEwRrTISe.
MULTIGRAPHING

Addressing typewriting. facsimile letters
mimeOg graphing. neat and prompt; sam
pies upon request Mss johnson los F1i-
ton ST. Room 1906.
BARGAINS. II Reningtons. S1s- Han
mOnds. BliCkensderfers- Franklins $40
Atlantic Typewriter Exchange Suite
5lT. 241 Broadway. New York
VICTOR VISIBLE. 20 Nassau st cats-
logue free. all makes taken part nav
ment- bargains IN UnderwCOds. Reming-
IONS. divers. smiths
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26

AMERICAN TTNE From Pier IS y

AMERICAN LINE From Pier IS = r
LYMoUTH-CHERB'G- G-SOUTHAMPTON
New York. Feb. n Philadelphia Mar. IS
81 Louis Mar 8 st. Paul. ---- Mar. 20
RED STAR LINE From Pier IA. n. R.
NEW -ANTwERPrPARIS.
ad'land Maj. 3. .10ami Iceland Mar i. nam
Kroonlsnd. NJ r6. 1 lam Vaderiand Apr. :. Ian
WHITE STAR LINE f5Sm Gs \ R ri
NEW YORK-QU'NSTOwN-
Battle. Feb. 81 noon Baltic. Mar p. 10 am
Celtic Mar. 13, 10 am Cedric. Apr. 3. an
PLYMOUTH-CHERB G-SOCTHAMPTON
Adriatic- Mar. 3. { PM OceantcSaT II. 2:3oprn
Majestic. Mar. 10. 1OanlI ITeutonic- Mar. "a. lean
SaM S6sToN aSE5 70 e ITALY & EGYPT
Via azores Madeira and Gibraltar
Cretic Feb 27. 4:30 P. NJ: Apr 8. MAY y
Finland. Mar %. Apr 20. June S. July 10
Canopic. Mar. 2T, P NJ. May s. June II
PASSENGER OFFICE. o BROADWAY
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
BOWLING SUPPLIES.

REGULATION
~ BOWLING ALLEYS
~ BOWLING BALLS, TEEPiNs
y y and SUPPLIES OF every de-
>~Z=A~~& scriptIon- REPAIRS SY Ex-
PERT MECHANICS.
The BrunEwick-Balks-Colleu Co. Of n 7.
EalesroomE 81 & 80 ". S2d ST. near . way:
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
Real Estate.
Established 1851 Incorporated 1902
rutland & WHITING CO.
REAL ESTATE
s BEEKMAN ST. NEW YORK

PORTABLE BUSGALows."- BiIIinss-Stevens c.
phone 1854 3sth St. East 42d st-s New York.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

MYSTERIES untangIed; expert discoverer
and tracer-things unknown. Gerardo
Euisi. 81 Nassau -. Phone T951-cortiandl.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

DRESSMAKISGs AND MILLINERY
FIRST CLASS DRESSMAKER. - Latest
models. styles: ft guaranteed F. WRtts
25 West 155rh st
DRESSMAKER. competent, wishes a few
more customers: 81 20 per day Mrs
Nielsen. care of Witkov, 1Oi West SSth St
FASHIONABLE dressmaking latest mod
els: ladies' materials accepted: moderate
Grace & Co. 60 W. 37th. Phone 3S6-3Sth
HIGH CLASS GOWNS: perfect Directors
styles: newest models Janette. 557 West
10th st
MILLINERY Exclusive styles designed:
Fifth ave. trimmer Myrtle Jones. "a
West 1884 ss
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26

673. 694 696 MADISON AvE.-Single and
double rooms. board optional; private
bath: reasonable rates; parlor dining room.
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26

Leonard Well bought yesterday for I7oO1O the
three six story apartment houses with stores. No.
231O 10 234S Old Broadway. a plot l2S1xloli feet.
al a voluntary sale. held at the Real Estate Ex-
change Salesrooms. Nos. Ii and 16 Nesey street, by
Joseph 2. Day. The other auction sales yesterday
resulted as follows:
New-York tribune., 1909-02-26
MISCELLANEOUS.
BOARD AND ROOMS.

Full information concerning these rooms
may be had. free OF charge. ct the Up
town Office Of The New-York Tribune
1864 way. between Beth and 37th SITS
ROCKHURST, Spuyten Duyvil-on-H Hudson
country within CITY limits. Misses Les
ley. 227th Telephone 1O4 L-Klngs-
bridge.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-19
DAILY DEATH LIST

Clara Bailey, 20 years. 200 Hunt;
operative shock.
Henrietta Shellfsh. months. zoe
East Montcalm. mtningitis
Esther I. Potts. ~ years $50 TWEEN
ty-third; apopleNy.
Leo Pawlak. months. 34l Thirty
fourth. marasmus.
Barbara Sieger. II years. 1885 Yer
mont. pneumonia.
Alma Weicher. 20 years. ss2 Wabash:
tuberculosis.
Papgann Kheteyan, months, 81 Sol
way pneumonia.
Cornelius Gallagher IS years, $40
National. heart disease.
Rusc Gentoe, 80 years, so Riopelle;
pneumonia.
Caroline NJ Underwood rs years.
l043 Champlain. entero colitis.
John Perzek. ! year. 1878 St Aubin:
pneumonia.
Cassius ~. Rrown. SO years, 5sl Sec
ond-ave.; auaemia.
Lizetta Frankel. So years. 81 Twenty
second. endocarditis
james ~. Wilson. ~ years 4Os
Farnsworth pneumonia
Mrs Hazel o Benson, 20 years. WON
ans hospital puerperal seplicaemia
James ". Crook. 80 years, Phoenix
Ar!z.. tuberculosis.
Hannah Kestell. 70 years. Eloise,
Mich. epilepsy.
Commonwealth; bronchitis.
John -. Walker. SO years. ssl West
Warren. apopleNy.
Esther A. p. Tayler. % years SIS
West Fort. paralysis.
-. Marie Authier IS years. $50 West
Fort; lTeart disease
Tony Sikorski 80 years. Grace hos
pltai. shock from burns.
Arthur Montgomery. so ,rars l4g
West Kirby, heart thrombus.
The Detroit times., 1909-03-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE
KNOCKED BY MOCK

The Rev. A. j. Mock, rector OF ST.
Joseph's Episcopal church, speaking
on THE cooperation OF clergyman and
physician, in the Detroit Museum OF
Art. Thursday night. said that Chris
tian Science Is the most preposterous
thing on earth, bur that he has sent
TO Scientists patients afflicted in
spirit
Il know just what allied them. an |
that they were just the kind TO Dc
touched by the impressive imbccility
of Mrs. Eddys book, he said. Il
have referred several sufferers 10 the
Emmanuel movement because they
seemed to oe the kind and grade
Xof intelligence that would b.
most easily reached by that
method The Emmanuel movement
6eemed 10 me To offer an OPP
portunity' for a close sympathy be-
tween physician and clergyman. and
so AT first | was deeply interested In
b.; now this possibility seems very
remote and conservative opinion In
both professions now regards the
movement less fayoraby than at the
Dutset.'
The Detroit times., 1909-03-19

PROPOSALS FOR CLOTHING ANo
EQUIPAGE-Chief Quartermaster's Of
fee. Federal Building, Chicago. Ill.
March is. l90s-Sealed proposals. IN
tIiplicate. subject TO the usual condl-
lions, VIII be received here until IL
o clock, noon. March 80. 1909. and thea
opened for furnishing and deltvering
at either the Boston, New York. Phil
adelphia or Chicago Depot OF the Quar-
teruiaster's Department, u. y. Army:
500 pairs BuCkskin Gauntlets; 3.zuo
pairs Gymnasium Shoes; 300 Music
Pouches ana SIS 600 pairs Canvas Leg
gins: subject to increase I'm quantities
OF not 10 exceed so per cent, IL desired
by this Department. The right - re-
served 10 reject or accept any or all
proposals or any part thereof. Prefer
cree Will he given TO articles OF do
nestle manufacture. conditions OF quail
itv and price tinclHding in the price OF
foreign productions or manufactures
the duty thcreonl being equal stand
ard samples can he seen. and specines-
Uons. blanks for proposals and full In
Formation will be furnished upon april
cation at this office. Envelopes con-
taIning proposals 20 be Endorsed Pro-
posals for Clothing and Eguipase 70 pc
nnened March 30. 1909" Lieut.. Col w.
W ROBINSON JR.. CHIEF Quarter
master