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The sun., 1909-05-02
Prtyste sales.

WEST END Acknowledgement 4 Hobba
have sold for Mrs. Ada Bchmalholz No
$50 Vest End Avenue. northeast corne!
g. axeIlias. ,SiE sfse'i on 10, H so.ii1sS. ''N
EIGHTY-FOURTH STREET.-slayson
Hobbs have sold for Cathsrins hartt5an
FoRTY-FIRsT sTREET. .-.Pesss I El!imau
have sold for . client No. %s East Forty;
frst street. a four story stable, on 70!
;o,as. TIE Saye. has 1 ii:S :r.s sesu'fss su S,
combined plot stores ana apartments.
EIGHTEENTH STREET. Mrs. Pinner hs.
sold No. ies Nest Eishtesnth street, Z
nss ssd.s &. Ss o. 'os ooan. q
Seventh syenue. owned BY the Goeiet
Y estate, which owns the hve story 10 foot
loft buildins adJeinins on the east OF the
Pinner property.
have sold fof Emily a. Painter ths Cri:
.f'So; q Soi, % and q Nest Tenth street. on
''fiH have sold for 8. T T. toh.n sos isi and is
apartment house. with stores. on plot
I.6xi0oii.
TWENTY THIRD nsTREET.--Bert g. Faul-
haber 4 Co. hate sold for 8. l.. Cohen No
store and once building. on lot PIXIES
i,sTH sTREET.--A: Offenders 4 Bon have
ment men house at No. SIS West i2sth street,
on plot 5.exssii.
SECOND AvESUE.-A, Gutenberg 4 Sop
have sold for Martha Land No. c07t Second
avenue, q four story tenement with stores,
on lot 25xl0O,
18TH EET.-JAmes Z. Holly has sold
for Fanny Iothrop No. $50 West 18th
street. a four story single nat, on lot
i6x9o.ii.
l2isT STREET.-THE Harlem Realty Ex-
change has sold for Mrs. Julia spitz. No.
i2s East inst street, three story dwelling,
on lot I6.sxio0ll.
Brown has sold the northeast corner Of
Pinehurst avenue and Isoth street, plot
Of about four lots. and has bought rom
Sn4.., Ms. p dorner rnn the S aH Haven .vsnus s .nd
sold at the Fort wsshinIton syndio.ts
uG suGS. .,sT on sPT for g .hs former Tor
Pittman have sold No. IisS Minford place,
two story dwelling, on lot ie.sxloo. to
has sold to ". II. Bickelhaupt the lot.
avenue sas feet south OF jennings street,
Mr.. Bickelhappt recently bought the sd-
joining house.
nSMp 5or Peter J. stumpf No. sis Home street.
two story frame dwelling, on lot soxa2.
RANDALL AvENUE.--ThsE Empire Dsyel-
opment Company has sold plot. s0xi0o,
al the corner Of Randall avenue and
Barretto street, Hunt q Point, to william
X Mullman for improvement.
CARPENTER AyENUE.-Huso wsbst hes
so,d for NJ Becker . plot. i0oxIeS, on
the west side Of Carpenter avenue near
aleth street TO builder.
,,2D STREET. Hugo Wabst has sold
: for a builder ono Of Q how Of three new
two family houses on the north side Of
mad street. between Barnes and Bronx
wood avenues.
VAN NEsT:-T; 4 ,KIslly ha, seld .hs ,so txo
Of Unlonport road, IS fe4t north OF Baker
avenue, FOR N. Cavanaush. to Frank
Negro; also two family dwelling on the
north aide Of KinAel II Avenue. east Of
Mathews avenue. Tor Edvsrd Cahill to
A. Peterson; also three lots At the south
west corner Of MiAnna street and White
Plains road and two lots On the north
side Of Rhinelan nder avenue. 100 feet east
OF the Eastohester road.
sEVENTH AvENuE.-HArris& 4 Vaughan
have sold for Patrick Burke the three
story briok building, on lot 25xi0o. At No.
SIS Seventh avspuS The property ad-
Joins the so foot bailding sold recently
by the same brokers
The sun., 1909-05-02
Mokert.FinlAy Sales.

The Rick ert -Finlay Realty Company has
soxioo, on the northeast corner OF Glenwood
and Summit avenues: to Albert Wikender.
the plot. 100. on the east side OF West
avenue: to Josephine MaoLean. the plot I.
oOxiOo, on the northwest corner Of Nassau
road and Cutter avenue: to- DR.. A. q. Ian.
Gienw " ood avenue, no I cot north Of Summit
avenue: to +. T.. Allen. tho plot, +oxl0o, o n
the east side of Glenwood ayenue. 100 feet
he plot lo1 100 on the east sde Of Glenwood
avenue, 90 feet north OF Summit avenue.
Also In Douglas Manor. to Joseph Lash. the
plot, 00X 100. on the east side OF Hillcrest
The sun., 1909-05-02

Seven room houses, good build. on lots s1}1xiiS.
In the heart Of the village H.75o easy terms.
Poultry, plants. stock and ruit farms, lots,
plots and factory sites In the healthiest part OF
New York State In and around Spring Valley
Spring Valley. N. Y. Free Illustrated booklet on
application.
The sun., 1909-05-02
River View Addition.

The Hastings Homes Company announces
that II is rapidly getting new section Of
have been rougbed out. and the company
is now employing 800 men in putting IN a
complete sewer system and the installing
OF water and gas mains throughout the en-.
tire tract, This addition comprises some
OF the most beautiful parts Of the company .
holdings, II rises TO an elevation Of over
500 feet and 10 covered with forest trees,
Tie ground Is rugged and commands
splendid views up and down The Hudson.
To the east and south may he seen the
Sawmill Valley and New York city 10 readily
discernible IN the distance.
The sun., 1909-05-02
Recent Buyers.

Cornelius W. Luyster, Jr., 10 the buyer
OF the lot ,sxioo.S. on the north aide Of
avenue. sold through Henry ID. winans 4
May.
Al The northeast corner Of West End avenue
Z, J. Phillips a co. for J. g. Marshall
Mortimer NJ. Singer is the purchaser Of
By Otis A. Mygatt through Hopkins Boyd.
The sun., 1909-05-02

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wEDNRspAY MAY 5.
BY Bryan L. Kennedy. v,
feet noriS nh0 Of isssS street, S.ioi, @ foaf ssSy
SMsnE ,.1 a,,,s.sS s,ssr'ors SALE estate Of John n
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Summit avenue. No. so1. west side iH fest
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subject to Aaes; &C.. a'a47.o,' subject 70 shrss
BY Joseph p. Day. sys go
,alth No K6tth Sldp feat
Charles Cohen vs; Ray Dsyiaoy e Al; Wl!ilsns
subjec, 70 i nrst mortgage Of $4,000. -, II
BY L. J. Phillips Co.
north q Home street ssiio. Two story brick dws
Ing; Aioaso Jackson ". Arthur sellsman 3. al:
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BY Joseph p. Day
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fee, east o Prs, syseus laloS nS oss ssass siy
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The sun., 1909-05-02
Leases.

The Mcvickar, Gaillard Realty Company
h Robscn GhsGss Rrowp wH oompsSS on ios
j: FIerpon. Nsrss,n Jr:; NE ,hrss e .s;oryy ss;;ory
avenue 70 =. pYtilh spith Of the American
The Duross Company hes leAssd 5000
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
STEAMERS AT FoREIsN PORTS.

sydney y s W Oct 5-Damore CBrl. New York and
via Adelaide. Cfuteufels fSerl. York
VII Vincent. Y. FTemantle. etc; Whakarua (Br}.
Felgate York via 81 Vincent, Q Y.
Plymouth. = 80 ul-OCeanic tBrl, York for
CherbourK Southampton Cand proceeded
Liverpool o Lusitania (Brl New Queens
Antwerp Oct 3 S a iceland (Br). New York via
Dover.
AIgiers Sept 2s-Cuyshoga CBr. New York Venice.
Tuticorn oct 2-Hoheufeis CGer) New York via Malta
and Bombay Calcutta.
Havre, 2-Lousiane tFr), New York
Malta. Oct Manhattan (Ger), New York via Agiers
Genoa oct I-Duoa degli Abruzzi GtaD. New York via
Rotterdam. oct 4-Hesperus Ger. New York
Naples Sept 80-San Giovanni Utah, New York
Venice. oct 2-Laura tAust). New York via Naples,
SAILED
Speza Sept 2S-Principessa Iaetttla Utah. New
Trieste. Oct Georgia AUST New York
Messins. 1-Mongibelo OtaD from Naples New
York
Genoa Regina dItalia GtaD York
Naples. Oct 2-Ciermania tFrl New York
Rotterdam Uranium tBrl. New
Bermuda Oct g. II m-Trindad tRrl. York
Bahia. 1-Castiilan Prince tBrl Santos and
Rio JaneiroJ York
Glasgow. Oct 2-Baron Mlnto (Br. New York towing
yacht Winchester.
FIyuassi. 3-Frieda CBr). New
Rio Janeiro. oct 3 Byron tBTl New
Dantzic. oct l-Energie (Gerl. New York.
Barry. Oct 3 Maroa (I3r, New York
Seville Sept 2s-Erika Ger from Barcelonal. York
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
DIGGING FOR COFFEN.
Eren aged Father of Young Farmer
Noeo Beieces Son Dead.

SayviIe Long Island Oct 3 (SpeciaD.
DAY has gone by. and still the digging to recover
John Coffens body goes on The young farmer,
Who was buried under more than one hundred feet
OF earth on Sunday morning. when the we'll in
which he and his father working caved in.
has given forth signs of life. and even his
parents now believe that he is dead.
What seemed TO be the final link that existed be-
tween young Coffen and this world was broken to-
day. when the diggers discovered an end OF the
rope which had been fastened about his body when
the accident occurred When the rope was brought
TO the surface every present took a grip on
il and began TO haul. 1t a critical moment
for II the young fellow sill alive II was con-
sidered probable that he would give some signal
on the rope. Scarcely had the men begun TO pull
on the rope, however. when IL came from the
ground without effort II had been broken off
probably the day Of the accident.
At the rate the are working now il is not
considered likely that the body viii be recovered
before Wednesday evening Throughout the long
day and during the greater part OF the night Cof-
fens father has maintained his vigil at the top Of
the shaft, in tho depths Of which his son lies
buried. His eyes bloodshot from loss of sleep
and his voice breaks and wavers when he attempts
TO speak but this is the only indication he shows
Of the strain
Until to-day the old man resolutely refused 10
admit that his son was longer living but now
ne bows his head in silent assent when told that
the boy has gone 10 his death His only hope
now lies in the chance of recovering the body that
II may be given the customary burial service
The news OF the tragedy the Coffen farm has
spread throughout Long Island. and all day long
the curious and morbid have crowded about the en-
trance TO the fatal well. indulging in audible com
ment as TO the chances Of life held by the man a
hundred feet below the surface Of the earth.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
LoEB's BARGAIN SALE.
Collector Has Motley Lot Of Goods. Includ-
ing Circus Outfit and a Basket Of Bones.

An old-fsshioned country circus outfit. wagons,
tents and other apparatus, and basket containing
twenty pounds of bones were among the varied
assortment OF merchandise which Collector Loeb
offered for sale yesterday IN the seizure room Of
the Appraisers Warehouse. At Christopher and
Washington streets. There only one bidder for
the baset Of bones ana he got the lot for p cents
The circus will probably ne sold this afternoon.
Extensive prepara lions were made 10 handle a
large crowd, and q regular "bleaeher, with ten
tiers of seats was provided for the rush Of bar
gain hunters. When zhe noon hour arrived Colonel
J. II Story, chief Of the seizure room. had his as
Etstsnts and supply crackers well,
SO that there would be no need for the women 70
20 out for luncheon
Only half Of the articles comprising the eleven
hundred lots in the sale disposed Of yester-
Gay. and the rest viii be sold to-day Some Of
the things but little value. while others were
valued from $500 10 g. 90 2 lot moving picture
man got S3s3 worth OF moving picture films for 80
and 81 rnottled esrthenware teapots, worth SS').
were gathered IN by a dealer for 81 80 one man
got his suit for dollar. while 10 tickle the
book lovers Thorndyke Colton's three volumes on
physical culture put up and brought 81 cents.
The total OF the days transactions brought S,7sS 10
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
80 81 rRAlN. no pAMAeEs.

Max Levy and mis- wife, Sadie. told in the City
Court yesterday how q conductor on the Overland
Limited. OF the Southern Pacific Railroad elected
them from the rrain near Reno Nev.. because they
refused 40 pay s. 5o for tWo Pullman chairs Nj
ard Mrs Levy sued the company for $4,000 dam
ages each and the jury yesterday decided IN favor
of the defendant.
The plaintiffs were going from Reno 10 Sacra-
r7euro Cal. The conductor demanded the extra
charge for rarlor chairs. which Levy refused 10
pay. Ehereupon the train was stopped just outside
% Reno and The plaintiffs had walk back TO
,heir starting point.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Tuesday, October 5, 1909

Porr OF New YORK, Tuesoay OCIoDer o, 1SOS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Furnessia l8rl Black Glasgow ana AioviIls
22 and mdse Arrived the Bar at
40 m.
Steamer Y Luckenbach Mclean. Arroyo September
=, Ponce 26. Msyaguez 2s and san Juan %. 10 the
Insular Line, with passengers. mails and mdse Ar
steamer United states Dam Wulf. Copenhagen Sep
Fdye Co With 25 CABIN and ss5 sIseraSe passengers
and mdse. Arrived al the Bar at : .a5
BOwring Co. with Arrived az the Bar at m.
steamer Alfred Dumos Norl, Traae Porto Plata SEP
teber 90 10 the Cuba Planters Co with passenger and
Steamer Carrnana tF3r) Barr Liverpool September 2s
rived az the Bar al II II a m
steamer Saratoga. Downs. Havana October p TO the
New cuba Mail SIS CO. with 100 passengers malls
Steamer Kronprnzessin Cecuie "oier Hogenann
Bremen September Is southampton and CherhourE 29, TO
gers mails mdse- Arrived the Bar 1:42 m.
Steamer Verdi C5r) Byrne Buenos Ayres September TO-
Barbados 20. Busk Daniels. with 1888 passengers.
malls and mdse. Arrived at The Bar al a m
Steamer Roma fFrl. Courtade. Marseles September
Naples % and Alueria %, " Elweu & co. with
passengers and mdse Passed in Sandy Hook s.55 p
Stearner Blfao Gen Jansen Rotterdam September
%. 10 Philip Ruprecht, in ballast Arrived ar the Bar at
Steamer Princess Anne, Tapley. Newport News and
Norfolk the Old Dominion ss Co. with passengers ana
mdse- Left Quarantine a. 2:25
Steamer Roma Utah. Naples of Fire Island
b:O3 p m. VIII : a n Wednesday.
Steamer Roma (Fr. CogTtade Marsees September Is.
Naples y and Ainera -. 70 James ElWell d CO.
with 2s cabin and 555 steerage passengers and mdse
Arrived az the Bar al s:45
gust q Monevideo so September H. Trinidad %
and Havana October ! 70 R Houston co. with
SANDY Hook J. oct 8. $40 p ni-Wnd south-south-
west. moderate breeze; clear light sea.
SAILED
Steamers (Dutch) Rotterdam Kronprinz tGer
lBrj Rio de Janero; Brilliant Ger. la PaTice
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
KRoNPRINzgsslN LEADS GERMAN ss,ps

The Eronprinzessin CecIie. which broke an 20.
'fos TOT ''ernsh steamship OF her eastern trip
arrived III ihls porl Yesterday She made the run
20 CherboUTg and Bremen m hse DAYS seven hc,,
and twenty-five minutes Besides this the stea,,s
has also established a record for q dav's r,,p on
her western trip. The record So nautical miles
was made by her two days ago. The Deutschland
which made 6m miles 4 Gays run has held
tbs record for many years.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
WARDEN FLYNN INJURED.
Steps Of Car Into Excavation and Is Badly
Pruised

William Flynn warden Of the Tornbs prison,
II stepping from q sOuthbound Fourth avenue sur
face car al Centre and White streets last night
fell into an excavation nearly seven feet deep and
reoeiyed severe contusons Of the body. Mr.. Flynn,
who was returning from the convention at Tam
many Hall was with number OF friends AZ the
time Of the accident. Deputy Warden McFadden.
CAPTAIN Edward Coppers, superintendent Of the
Criminal Courts Building and several other friends
climbed into the hole and hfted the warden out
EIe was IN an unconscious condition. but soon re-
,-es slIfHceutIv 70 be carried The Tombs by his
friends.
The e,cs ration according 10 the party. reached
f-ov, ,be car tracks 10 the curb. and about
severity feet IN length. Il had been made during
The repairing Of Centre street IN consequence
OF the building of the subway. The motorman oi
the car offered no explanation % why ne stopped
his car alongside the excavation
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
TRANsPACIFIC MAILS,

TRANsPACIFIC MAILS
Destination and steamer. Close York.
Hawaii japan Corea China and Philip
&aTu Oct :. $50 N
dressed on5) via seate,@Toss Maru Oct T. $50 m
Tahiti. MRrQuesas Islands. New Zealand
Mar4posa Oct 12 $50 m
dressed only via seate)1Ay nneric Oct IA $50 m
pine Islands ivia San Francsco-Korea Oct 15 $50 m
New Zealand Australia Except Vest,
Samoan Islands New Caledonia (via
Oct II, $50
Japan. and Philippine Isl
ands Cvia Vancouver and Victoria. 2 Q
Empress India. Oct p. $50
San Francisco1|U Transport Oct 81 $50 m
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
Husband of Grace Priestly Degener Seeks Di.
vorce in This City.

Vorce in This City.
II learned yesterday that Grace Alice
PrieEtiy Degener, whose father is Sir William Ed
win Briggs Priestly, ex-Mayor of Bradford Eng
land, and managing director Of Priestly Limited
was the defendant in divorce suit brought in this
city by her husband. John F. Degener. ir The
case has been heard by Maurice Deiches as ref
cree who, however. has not Vet submitted his re-
port 10 the Supreme Court Mrs Degener is now IN
England and was not personally present al the
hearings. although she was represented by counsel
who put in a general denial TO the charges Of the
husband.
Ny Desener IS manager OF a silk importing firm
N this city He and Mrs. Degener who were mar
ried in 1913 and have two children lived AZ Green
Nich Conn The plaintiff is thirty-hve years old
and the defendant ten years younger In the action
brought by the husband about six weeks ago he
n-enuons one Frank Mosler. chauffeur. living at
Greenwich.
MI Degener has another action pending against
his wife for the recovery Of some money.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
cADskI's JEweLRY woRrA s2Ooooo

Nine. Gadsk. the opera singer. who arrived an
tAe KrOnprinzesEin Cscilie yesterday hsd ber
5eN1elry appraised and registered. This Is ~
nrHi unne snch acilon mas been taken by the Gus
SONS ofilciais. Nine '5adsh was much eiated
when the ofhcials announced that her iev,el~
WIS worth 100000
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

The stream of youths mixture
suits which flows out of our stores has
shown a 1870 increase this Fall.
Pretty good evidence that the
clothes are styles youths want.
We're glad we guessed it and pre-
pared a liberal stock.
Three models in youths sizes, 80
to ) conservative, liberal and ultra.
SIG to $35.
college" shapes in soft hats
StetSons.
Young mems styles in our own
Derbies and in Stetsons-smallish
crowns and fattish brims.
Young mems styles in ARROW"
collars include the Belmont with
the new device for close cloSing-the
Ara-nOtch.
2 for 25c.
Another young mems stunt!
Scotch and English knitted waist
coats, with sleeves or without, for
street or sporting wear.
$3.50 to $1I.5O.
We cater to young men in foot
wear, too.
Heavy tan Bluchers, 81.
Medium weight russet shoes, with
narrow toe, S. and $6.
Genuine French calf lace shoes,
$3.50.
ROGERS PEEr g. COMPANY,
Three Broadway Stores.
at at az
Warren st. 18th st. s4th st.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

BLANKET DEP'TS. In Stores.
1000 pairs, Fine California Wool
Blankets. All white or with pink blue
border. Double bed size.
52 and so pair
values and
COmfOrtables,-white cotton filing
with novelty silk null tops, finished with
silk border. Full size. 500 each
vaEusA q
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise 657 Sunset 1913 Moon rises Il 10 Noon, 49, m
HIGH WATER.
AM-Ssndy Hook l0.5s Gov Island as Hell r-., ~.
PA-Sandy Hook Jl5 Island "a Tisii c. 20
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
WIRELESS REPORTS

The Adrfatic reported west OF Sable Tslsra - y -
SesIeLasy sI ~ expected 70 dock Thursday morning
he President Grant. reported miles -,
Ssnov Hook a. $50 yesterday is expected TS 5o o.
this evening >i~'eo 10 COCK
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
HEALTH BOARDS BUDGET ESTIMATE.
Wants Million More to Garry on Compre-
hensive War Against tuberculosis.

At the budget hearing before the Board of Fst-
mate and ApportOnment to-day requests for go .
200o will he considered. For the first time In the
history Of the city its health officers are proposing
q comprehensive programme against tuberculosis
III al districts OF all boroughs Commissioner But
Ter will explain for the Tenement House Depart-
ment why increasing a small number OF salaries
q clerks and stenographers will make II possfble 3
for hundreds OF other clerks and inspectors to give
better value for their salaries.
The requests and the increases over last year
follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

LINEN DEPARTMENTS. In Both Stores
Double Damask Table Cloths, exclusive
new round designs.
Size 2 yards 800
Size 212 yards 355
usuaIp price
Size = x 3 yards " Ats
usual price
Size 21z 21I yards 525
usual price
Size 21z 8 yards . 6.25
usual price
Napkins to match $50 and 500 per dozen
prices and
Handmade Cluny Lace Luncheon
Sets. Consisting of IS pieces, neatly
packed in boxes SIS per set
usual price
Hemstitched Huckaback Towels, with
hand-embrOidered white initials.
4.5O per dOz.
price
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

On Wednesday and Thursday,
October the 9Th and 9TH.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

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New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

James MCCreery u 10.
23rd Sfreef 54f6 Stree
52 YEARS OF GROWTH IN MERCHANDISING.
ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
On Wednesday and Thursday,
October the 9Th and 9TH.
FURNITURE DEP'TS. Stores
Fine Mahogany Dining Room Furni-
ture,-SheratOn and Colonial Reproduce
tiOns.
price,
China Closets $500
Service Tables 1900
Extension Tables $500
price
BRASS BEDSTEADS.
100 Fine Brass Bedsteads, with inch
continuous tubing, 1 inch lateral filing
and large ornamental husks, cast tee ball.
Bright or satin finish. All sizes. 1880
About $50 manufacturers sample
models, that will not be duplicated, with
round square tubing, bright or satin
finish. $500. $500 and $500 each
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

HBrings mail.
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06

Steamers Potsdsm Dutch, Rotterdam: Kronprnz &,
Bremen. C1othilde Cuneo tNori Port Antonio. Tenn
tBrJ. Rio de Janeiro; Brilliant Ger. La Pallice
New-York tribune., 1909-10-06
SUES ENGLISH PEERS DAUGHTER.

S22. 2O4. $50 S3.196. go,