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New-York tribune., 1909-05-08

house on the east side OF Creston avenus =.
north Of 196th street
Thomas H Thorn has sold the new -
house No. 1886 Grand avenue, on plot SDxlas y
to John II. DOherty Tor occupancy
The McLernon Realty and Constructs,
pany has bought five lots at Fordhan Ro.s
Andrews avenue for Improvement with dEs-'
houses.
Charles ". Eidt has sold for T J. Brsl,-.
No. 3O7 East 4th street, a four story 60
house, on lot Z6 4x100.5 feet. Mr.. Breitweisar -
this property at auction a few weeks ago.
The United Realty and Mortgage Cornp.,-
sold No "A East 11Sth street, a five story ts,' I
house, on lot 25x1O01 feet.
Shapiro, Portman & Henry have bought Y.
West 11ith street. five story fathouse. on Il. !
IO011 feet.
Karl NJ. Wallach has bought Syo. 4l2 Eav, =
street, a five story tenement house. on lot -
feet.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

ltsth 81. 5. 100 II " q s. NtCholas ave Slz1Oo.
Irving Savings Institution loans AIcazar Reaify
- fol- . - To- - -. q. .-
Prospect ave. n " cor 161st St sS 1xf26- F-4,rs-i
HlrSh loans Henry ACksr ---.-..--.--.- -----.
honeywell ave. cor 18th st. 81 Sxs5, Nauhs--
tan Mortgage Co loans IrJ-fDa- C'71z---r--;-- -
Home s.. :. % II Il n . OF Staabins ave
4SN- % I1rervale ave; Manhattan IIortzazs @
loans Halvsrsen-Baru1ore Construction O.
EDWARD ave. $ I5.T II OF Lifting St. 25xf0a.
Jacob and Fredericka CIsIb loans Daniel Mclean
nth st ?. 2l5 II OF 10th ave 225x9S g. Rsaltv
Operating Co loans Realty Co q ives. 2Sgh :,
SeaDury Place. 245 II OF 172d ST. 81 SxlOe-
Title GUARANTEES and Trust Co loans IaTrsrrs
krcnenherger Construction Co --.----...--
Waldo Place. " :. 1898 II n OF Mi5dletown Road
2ox1oOi Chas 2 VILE loans Chas P Baxrer.-.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
IN THE AUCTION ROOM,

The auction sales yesterday at the Real =.
Exchange salesrOOms. Nos. If and Is vessv -,
resulted as follows:
4O2 JSth st. $. 70J fl OF 1st ave 1sx1oa4 , l
tnmt. E s Gibbs agt J Cohen ct al, " Moo
atty: q Ruff. ref. amt due. $3.50 s.. sub ~ = -
Of $1,000, TO II kraus for SS.S42
112 18th st. $, 160 fl Of Park ave a5rfas.
> sty tnnt, L Lende. son agr Hida Moss :. :
OIcott. g, 3 < McC. attys; j 7 Clare ref: an ~ z Z
$5.T5T Is, taxes, etc. $3.50, sub &C. 81 500 -
plaintiff for S25.OS7. '' % Z
2JS Attn ST. $ :, $50 r. OF Stb ave 25x1a0s : E =
tnmt; \ Youdelman agt " StahI al. Morr.v-9
s. attys. Z DObsOn. ref. due 81 f2f S0- -
etc. 1861 81; sub to mtge $34JO0. TO the osI5,5I - I
S38 935. F-441 :
53s 10th st. $ s. 41S.9 II 2 Of Pleasant ava va,
1OO-If. sty dwlg; VI J Kramer agt Io1fs ~
Realty co ct al StraShoUrEer. Z & s atrvs- D -
son. ref; amt due. S227I 80. taxes etc SsS = :. =
journed TO June . - % :
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

At the Church OF the Holy Communion to-mor-
row the Rev Aleyne c. Howell will preach in the
morning The Lawful Use Of the Mammon of
Cnrighteousness Dr. Mottet viii conduct the
chidren's service in the afternoon and in the
evening will preach on The Child Labor Problem
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church the pastor
the Rev DR.. David c. Wylie, viii conduct the
services and preach at II q. m. Pulled out of
the Fire" and p on What Shall Do
with Jesus?" The book Of praise. "Hallowed
Hymns" which has just been secured for use in
devotional meetings will be used at the evening
service
At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church DR..
Stevenson Will preach at II a. m. tomorrow AT
p m. the forty-fourth anniversary Of the Ma
tional Temperance Society will be held, with brief
addresses by the Rev Dr. D. Stuart Dodge, the
Rev Dr.. c. II. Mead John n. Beach and DR..
Stevenson.
At the Fourth Presbyterian Church the Rev Dr.
Edgar Whitaker Work, pastor, services will be
held Tomorrow at Il a. m and at S p m. The
subject of the morning sermon will be 'Uncon-
scious influence" and that of the evening sermon
will be ''Unwise Use of the Barometer
At Christ Church tomorrow the Rev. George A
Strong rector. Will preach morning and evening.
The Rev James A O'Connor will deliver sec
ond discourse "A Priests Experience in the
Roman Catholic Church. at the afternoon service
IN Christ's Mission tomorrow at $50 The recent
return OF the Rev. DR.. Lloyd 10 the Protestant
faith from Roman Catholicism has aroused much
interest in the points of difference between the
two great religious bodies
AT the West End Church there will be preach
ing service at Il a. m. and S p. m tomorrow.
The minister in charge Will be the Rev Dr. Hugh
Black of the Union Theological Seminary
The Rev T R slicer will preach tomorrow
morning at All Souls Church on The Bitter Made
Sweet"
The Value Of Missions from Business Man
Standpoint is the title the address which will
be given tomorrow afternoon at 345 o'clock in
the Young Mems Christian Association Hall, No
115 West go street, by William Jay Schiehelin'
president Of the Citizens Union
The Busy Peoples Christ viii he DR. S. Ed
ward Young's sermon subject before the labor
unions and others interested IN the Church Labor
Memorial Sunday the Bedford Presbyterian
Church Nostrand avenue and Dean street Brook
I,-r Tomorrow evening A brief portion Of the ser
vice will be devoted 20 the memory Of members
Of labor unions in Brooklyn who have died during
the mast wear Dr.. Young's morning subject will
he 1.-THE School of the Great Master being the
second nortion OF the theme of which the first
half was preached last Sunday morning Music
will be rendered by the new choir The Kew
ny Thomas W Smith Of St. Nicholas Avenue
PRESBYTERIAN Church. Of New York City, viii open
the CONGREGATIONAL Bible study next FRIDAY even
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
FIVE SOUTHAMPTON RENTALS.

Alfred E. Schmerhorn has sold at southampton
Long Island four acres of land on the south side
of Ok Pasture Road to Edward Tiffany Dyer ne
has also made the following rentals there 1or t'o
coming summer: For Mrs. Frederic H. Betts' het
house known as MocomantO, on Lake AgaWalu, ~
Henry w Sage for James c. Parrish. his zee
en-T)rfn proDertv on the ocean to Mrs. George l.
Bliss; for Elijah r. Kennedy his Bonnie Dulo
property on Gin Lane to Lyman kendaL; new
cottage in Main street to William NlllousIoS
Sharp, and for the Duer estate It's co''dse oN 0''
Lane to Mrs Samuel P. Blagden
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Seneca ave, n 2 cor Irvine st. stv brlr -nr,-
2JX90. Redwood Realty Co. owner. James
F Meehan. architect. cost ..--.-
Bush st, $ 100 II ? Of CrestOn ave . 91- -
frame dwIgs, 1Sx5O each. Robert Saarsn+
owner j Nreeland. architects cost
1ISth st, cor HONEYWELL ave : srv NJ
tnmts. TOx&44ls and So = x36 81: Mrs ma
A Brandt, owner q O Scheer, archIfsr--
t''St o. - . o. -- 90
Arthur ave. cor 1sSth 50. stv b. tenn.
80 2xloG .. John D RiccO. owner. L F VVaiHs-
--s.L, -'7l -, ----.-.-..
sty brS shop 25x3O. Samuel Gordon ovvrar--
Nreeland. architect. cost ..-.-.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
COOPERATIVE APARTMENT PLANNED
House viii Occupy Large Plot at 64th Street
and Central Park West.

William SaIomon has sold TO corporation, TO be
known as Harperley Hall, as a site for a twelve
story cooperative apartment house, plot l0Ox150
feet at the northwest corner Of 64th street and
Central Park West.
Among those who Will be tenant-owners in the
new structure are Mrs. Mary Linton Bool1walter,
Ioudon Charlton. Professor Wendell T. Bush Mrs.
James Oliphant and Mrs. c. NJ. Hutchinson. The
deal involves 81, ,2O0,D00
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
A MIDTOWN HOUSE LEASED.

z. II. Wendell & Co. have leased for Arthur Bris-
bane the three story and basement dwelling house
No rs West 47th street. TO Mrs J. Hewitt Morgan
for term Of five years; also for the same owner
al No. q West 3Sth street. the entire second floor
to Nine. Eleanor Adair, OF London. England. and
the entire top floor to Mrs. J. MCGOWAN, and at
No o West 8sth street, the paror floor to Clement
J. DriscolI.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
FLOWER HOSPITAL TO BE ENLARGED

Plans have been filed by Clarence Pace. archi-
tect for the trustees Of the Flower Hospital ana
Homeopathic Medical College, for the enlargement
Of the hospital by the addition Of five story ten
ement house at No APT East 63d street The house
will be made over into annex, in which VIII De
a clinic and diet kitchen, we'll as rooms Tor tne
college professors and the hospital physicians
The annex will be connected with the present
dispensary of the institution.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
HOME FOR THE BABIES REST"

Huberth & Gabel have leased for Kavakos &
Lewis plot with buildings. outhouses and bathing
pavons at 18th street and Surf avenue. Coney
Island covering about four and half acres. to
William Randolph Hearst to be used for the
Babies Rest"
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
IncOrpOrated Charities.

TINHE NEW YORK CHRISTIAN HOME FOR INTEN-
i perSte Men has more than doubled its usefulness
moving tC Chester Crest, Mount Vernon
nve hundred unfortunate men annually well
Paying guests are accommodated Il cost
entirely IN accordance with means. Last year the
Free Department cared for Three Hundred penniIess
For this department Thanksgiving and Christ
gifts of money or clothing are solicited. Address
Rev GEORGE 5. AVERY. Res. Manager. Rev D.
Stuart Dodge d D. Pres; Frank r Chambers
Vice-Pres.: Mr.. w: S. Edgar. - Cedar St. Treas Mr.
" Z. Lougee. Secy.
SSOCIETY FOR PROVIDING EVANGELICAL, RE
- lgous Literature for the Blind (inc Phila 1870
Arthur Z. Newbod. Treasurer tof j. p Morgan
Coz: a. D. Gantz, Financial Sec'y.. ~ Broadway n
Y. Funds needed give the blind the international
Sunday School Weekly for 1903.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08

the programme is conducted by Benjamin F. Butts.
over one hundred and twenty-five young women at
tend the twenty minutes service and enter heartily
into the chorus singing.
Dr. Charles l. Goodell, pastor of Calvary Metho-
dist Episcopal Church, 129th street and seventh l
avenue. will preach tomorrow morning the IIi'u u
sermon Of the serie9 on THE Creed" In the even
ing there will be a Mothers Day" service, with a
sermon and music appropriate to the occasion.
The first Of the summer Bible conferences TO be
conducted at Briarclif Manor, N Y. under the
auspices of the National Bible Institute of No loo
Fifth avenue New York, Will be held from June
10 to 12 and will be in the interest of a more in
telligent and Christian observance of the Sabbath
This important conference promises to be most IN
teresting and will be under the direct supervision
of the Woman's National Sabbath Alliance.
A vesper service of only three-quarters of hour
In duration will be held tomorrow evening in St
Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church. The pastor
DR.. George P. Eckman. will speak briefly on
Amounting to Something" There will be much
singing and an entirely informal service In the
morning the pastor Will preach on Nothing 10
Lend"
Four daily noon evangelistic meetings one each
at Union Square, Madison Square, Herald Square
and Times Square will be continued next week
under the auspices of the National bible Institute.
Over four thousand people IN the aggregate attend
ed these meetings the present week
At the Central Presbyterian Church, Brooklyn.
the Rev. DR.. S. Parlles Cadman will preach in the
morning in exchange of pulpits with the pastor.
In the evening 7:30 O'Clock the pastor. the Rev.
DR.. J. r. Carson, will preach his second sermon
on great reformers The subject announced for
this sermon is calvin and the Development of the
Observation-Disclosures in History, with a review
of its part in the evolution of religious and civil
liberty"
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08

Being within City limits has police pro
lection free postal delivery and regular wagon service from
principal department stores
Markets churches and schools right hand
Even theatres in close proximity.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08

Present transportation
at the Grand Central
but change at F1atbush Avenue Brooklyn This
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.
Long Island Real Estate for SaL
Arverne-An Ideal Home
"A Safe Investment

Arverne is dainty little Rocaway
boardwalk, in
hundreds residents testify charm residence
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
The New Addition

Until today Arverne has never had opportunity
70 grow Her boundaries have been very definite,
the ocean forming one of them. But energy. deter
mination and capital have made expansion pos
slble.
The new addition is highly desirable and pos
sihly more elaborate than the older portion Re
claimed from neglectful individuals who have held
II for years 1t has become veritabIe garden spot.
Many thousands Of dollars have been expended n
parkWays. sidewalks, sewers landscape gardening
and other beautifying DEVELOPMENT work.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
Guard Against Realty Pitfalls

Future Rapid Transit has been 70 the realty oper-
htor what the lamp was 10 Aladdin; II made every
tLlhS possible 1t IS we'll TO know where realty
stops and imagination begins.
Free oners and added inducements are danger
signals These usually lures OF crafty enter
merit - -
Other' and moro important. facts regarding real
IN our book, We
ArVerne makes no free offers But. out OF fustIcs
70 ourseIVes-and for the benefit OF the publc-ws
nave shown the right and the wrong way to buy
real estate. You Will be mailed this bOOk-without
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
Today Against the Future

We, Of Arverne do not deal with possibilities.
Values here are not based what the future holds
OF course we know that Long Island has got 70
grow But how idle to state the time. direction
and character Of this growth. Some sections will
decline just viii rise, in value.
1t is wisdom, therefore. select a community
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08

whose character cannot be altered: whose future
Is assured without the bridges and tunnels: and vet
one which should derive all their advantages.
AttNERNE IS JUST SUCH COMMUNITY.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08

the programme is conducted by Benjamin F. Butts
over one hundred and twenty-five young women at
tend the twenty minutes service and enter heartily
into the chorus singing.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08

At the Fourth Presbyterian Church the Rev Dr.
Edgar Whitaker Work pastor, services will be
held tomorrow at Il d. m. and at p. m The
subject of the morning sermon will be ''Uncon-
scious influence" and that of the evening sermon
will be 'I-nwise Use of the Barometer.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08

c. Loves Dickinson, fellow or Kings toilese'
C,,riago the distinguished author of The Let
ters of a Chinese Official "Religon-a Criticism
and p Forecast" Justice and Liberty, ETC. VIII
address the Society for Ethical Culture at Carnegie
Hall tomorrow morning at il O'CLOCK on "hlch
.a.asior hts subject will be Democracy and the
Individual Life"
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08

At the Collegiate Church of St Nicholas services
tomorrow will be at II a. m and p. m. Inc
preacher for both services will be the Kew Dr.
Frank De Witt Talmadge, of Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08

The Value of Missions from a Business Mans
Standpoint" is the title Of the address which viii
be given tomorrow afternoon at 3:45 o'clock II
the Young Mems Christian Association Hall, No
zI5 West I'D street, by William Jay Schieheln
president Of the Citizens Union
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08

At the West PRESBYTERIAN Church the Rev. DR..
A H Evans the pastor Will preach tomorrow at
II a m. on Building in Accordance win the III
i've pattern, and at S .. m on "a Notable De-
IiveranCe''
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08

At Christ Church tomorrow the Rev George A
Strong. rector. viii preach morning and evening.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08

The Rev. DR.. Leon Harrison. Of Temple Israel
St Louis will preach at the Free Synagogue SISt
street, near Amsterdam avenue, SUNDAY morning, g.
No. The subject of Dr. HarrisOn's address will
he ssTnterrarrage Of Jew and Christian, being sug-
rested by Israel Zangwill's play The Melting Pot
Dr. Harrison is one Of the foremost JeWish preach
ers in America and of the leaders OF the st
Louis community. in which he has laoored for h1teeh
Years Services viii begin at 11:15-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08

At the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church Dr.
Stevenson will preach at Il a. m. tomorrow At
p m. the forty-fourth anniversary Of the Ma
fional Temperance Society will he held, with brief
addresses by the Rev. DR.. D. Stuart Dodge, the
Rev Dr.. c. II. Mead, John n. Beach and Dr.
Stevenson.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES
NEW ROCHELLE TRINITY CONGREGATION TO CELE-
BRATE eO0TH ANNIVERSARY MAY 80.

ing with an address on behalf of the board Of pull
lcation, and DR.. Young will follow with the SUI
ject. THE Second Place Man; His lnestimaole In
portance."
New-York tribune., 1909-05-08

Tomorrow has been set aside as Mothers Day
at the Metropolitan Temple. There will be special
music consisting OF old songs and the church
will be appropriately decorated with ho"erS- Inc
nas+or the Rev John Wesley Hin, will speak at
II . n, on Heavenly Recognition" At p. IN
Joe Mitchell Chapple will deliver an address, tax
ING for his subject "Our Mothers" DIR. Hill will
sneak on Mother, Home and Heaven"
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-07-08
The JUDGE OF PROBATE.


Epileptic or feeble inded persons
for commitment to state institutions
will be disposed of through the pro-
bate court, according to the law
passed bv the recent legislature, and
to that extent the business of Probate
Judge Sesvers will be increased The
law will take effect in August.
Such cases are now in the hands of
observation-disclosures of the puor, boards of
supervisors. or other officials who
might become interested in them.
Under the new law two physicians will
be appointed to examine the mental
condition of the subject and report
hack to the court. A hearing then
will be set, at which the prosecuting
attorney is to be present and a
judicial investigation made. every in
tent of the law being, apparently. that
the patient shall be given treatment
and DISPOSITION.
The cost of such hearing will he
horne, under the law, by the county
in which they are held. After the
county patient shall have been sent to
the home for the epileptic or feeble
minded at Lapeer, the cost of his sup
port is to be horne by the state, unless
the relatives or other persons are able
To nav the expense.
Just now there are said to he 800 an
plicants for commitment to the Lapeer
institution. many of which cannot be
complied with because of the over.
crowded condition of the place
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-07-08
Lincoln Farmers Club.

The Lincoln Farmers club will hold
a picnic in the grove on Aliens stock
farm. west of the Losey school house.
on FRIDAY. july g.
Singing-by the club
Praver-Chaplain
Address of Welcome-N. n. Read
Response-P. W. Britten
Recitation-Pearl VanLeuven
Dinner.
Music-Mr. and Mrs. A. f. Wood
Select Rsading-Mrs f. Wright
Topic-Which paws the better ex-
tensive or intensive farming
Led by Mr. Castel
Recitation Miss Theda Zufelt
Question box-P. Varnum
Closing ong-Club
Committee on arrangements-N n.
Read, Frank Wright, Warren Van
Leuven
Members are requested TO bring
lemons and sugar. There will be ice.
swings and Union telephone on the
grounds. Everyone cordially invited
Committee on Program
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-07-08
The LaZ-
zaparOOLa
BY EDWARD HOLLYWOOD

Copyright. by J. B. Lppincott Cob
The stage-driver pointed out Mrs
Majors Blue Wing restaurant as our
wheels sloshed painfully through the
mud of Pass City's main street
THAT widow woman's," he said, SIS
the Joint. IL you're looking for break
fast"
BEST place in town." l asked.
He debated this question mentally.
Eyes. sir" he concluded. There amt
no other"
The Blue Wing was the usual, de-
pressing type. There was long table
draped with a red-and-white cloth, a
tall, attenuated stove. grimy door
leading into the kitchen. Behind the
narrow cigar stand sat man at the
receipt of custom, concealed by a
newspaper. The breakfast and Mrs.
Major were depressing also. She was
rotund. slightly more than forty, and
not fair. with an over-receptive smile
and a gay shirt-waist which was un-
pleasantly meant to please. | went to
the desk to pay for my entertainment.
-Four bits" said the hidden man.
What? Roaring Andy?"
Andy fumbled in the cash drawer
until Mrs. Major had careened into the
kitchen. Then he looked at me- rerv-
ously.
Say, If you'd just as lief do me 4
favor" he whispered. THAT roaring
name, it's cut out for a spell. | don't
guess she'd stand for no roarer."
Roaring Andy Garr's equal for diff
dence is yet to be found in the Black
Hills of Wyoming He is little man,
pale of hair, of eye and of face, and
had known him when he was cook for
the LaZy-X ranch.
The street door banged. John Heff-
rem lurched in and across the room to
the table His condition was extremely
surprising, for big John is not drink
ing man. With his mighty fist he
pounded the table until the salt jumped
and I became apprehensive. John
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-07-08
H0K'S IhiS7

We off One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of Catarrh that cannot be
cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. +. J.
CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known f.
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions, and financially
able to carry out any obligations made
by his firm.
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system Testi-
monial sent free. Price. 75c. per bottle
Sold by all druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for cons'ipa-
ton.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-07-08
State SanitOrium Attendance.

The work at the State Sanitorium
located at Howell. is on the increase
and the recent appropriations bv the
last legislature will be a great help to
this institution.
At the emo of May there were So
patients there for treatment. % males
and 81 females. as COMPARED to as at
the end of the previous month. at
which time there were 25 males and
% females. A number were dis
charged from the sanitorium during
the month and one death was re-
corded
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1909-07-08
By Gum, By Gum!

There was manufactured and chew
ed in the United States last year
IA. 962 $50, 763 sticks of gum. Inas :
much as it requires five minutes to
chew each stick it is shown enough
power was used In chewing to grind
into wood TULIP 765. 6H6 cords of wood
which in the average forest covers
50, Asa acres of ground and requires in
the aggregate little less than ten CEN
turtles to grow. Think of that. by
gum.