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New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
RECORD OF ACTIVITY,
Thirteenth Banner Year of Association
Opposed to Woman Suffrage.

The thirteenth annual report Of the New 1olA
State Association Opposed 10 Woman suffrage i6
Just been issued. The cash expenditures lot me
last wear were under O0 but the association mas
recently taken offices Sstl street and F1fth 'N
nue. and has extended its activities in other way
II is announced that unusually exacuins oehiaius
were made upon the active members last year
Meetings were constantly held Once during th9
wear the association aside a long estaolshed
precedent and took part in a joint dehate Which
was held at the Colony Club The report says on
this subject:
The event however. proved to be too much of a
professional affair. Not having any paid speakers
OF professional debaters, feel that we shouio oe
again enter contest so unequal
1t may be stated that many of the associations
active members however. planning TO go before
the Joint COMMITTEES on Privileges and Elections at
Albany next month as is their custom The report
closes with the following paragraph
The seekers after suffrage cannot separate from
The privilege they desire 70 acquire the DUTIES
which are inseparable from fury duty, ONCE
holding, the attendance at primaries ana conFen-
tions where policies determined and men are
chosen for office-Inaters which may be connrIneo'
but are not arranged at the polls. 1hese alldi'S
when participated in by women must surely ''
disruptive OF everything pertaining TO home he
Those who oppose their attempt, whether actiVeiY
or passiveIy. form an enormous body Of American
Women who believe in American institutions. Amer
lean ideals and American homes"
The officers of the association are Mrs FranC'S
NJ Scott president: Mrs. Arthur NJ. Dodge, Mrs
EHhu Root. nrs. Richard Watson Glider, Mrs
William A. Putnam. Mrs. Robert McVickar, Mrs
George Douglas Miller and Mrs. William p. North
ryp vice-presidents; Mrs. Francis S Bangs NO,
Isl West I'D street. New York treasurer. and Mrs
George Phillips, No 81 West End avenue New
York, secretary.
The members Of the standing committee include
Mrs Andrew Carnegie. Mrs R. Fulton Cutting
Mrs David H. Greer Mrs Abram s. Hewitt, Mrs
Tohn C. MilbUrn, Mrs William Church Osborn
Mrs. Douglas Robinson, Mrs H. bnlen Roosevelt
Mrs 7 West Roosevelt. Mrs H L. Satterlee, Miss
Ida NJ TarbeIl Mrs. Schuyler Van Rensselaer, ana
Mrs Everett P. Wheeler.
In addition to the membership, the association has
auxiliaries in Brooklyn Mount Vernon, Albany and
Buffalo
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
SALES ON THE HEIGHTS
BUILDERS ACTIVE HERE.
Market Found for a Business Strmct-
ure IN Washin gton Street.

A small volume OF business was transacted yes
te-dsy in the real estate market Arnold. Byrne &
Raurnann sold for the Fort Washington syndicate
OF which Henry MorgenthaU is president 70 fer-
guson Bros & Forshay, plot, 65xlo6 feet, on the
south side of 1s0th street 364 feet west OF Broad
wav Ferguson Bros. & Forshay recently
bought an adjoining plot. 1Iox10o feet The entire
parcel will be improved with high class apartment
houses.
The Crrikshank Company sold for the HUDSON
Beauv Comnanv to an investor Nos 800 and 56S
Washington street a six story business huhdihg, on
a plot 44x75 feet. J. y. Kalley represented l'e
seller.
Plans have been filed for a seven story depart
,rent store building 10 be built for Adoph tlnken-
berg as owner. at the southeast corner Oh Iiiu
avenue and 124th street. II Is TO be OF ornalle"Id
brick 45 feet front and 100 feet deep ana VIII cost
s5s Csso according 10 the estimate or Bachhah "
Fox the architects.
Plans have also been filed for a six story ioII
building with ground floor stores, 10 De etecleu -C
William Waldorf Astor at Nos. i ana 10 Cao' ON
s+reet 7. will be a combination OF brick ana
cement stone finished with muiiion. pays II WI
have frontage Of 20 feet and depth OF % leel- ~
is 10 cost $50 600. Clarence L. Setert Is the d
Plans have also been filed for enlarglhs lue ~ =
story fathouse at the southeast fVi"eI u
,,-erue and 18th street and making over the srouii
aoor for stores and for strengthening the touI1d-
lions of the three story dwelling house with store,
a, tho southeast corner of Third avenue anu I'u
,,~eot ,,ar+ Of which premises IS occupied by the
Nortbern Bank Chelsea Branch The linp,oN1
,,ep+s are 70 he made for Isaac Nagei ana NJ -
D,,ver as respective owners. Bernstein a BERN
stein and o. Reissman are the archl'ec'S'
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago Jan IS-Smau primary receipts ana
,,-,e,,.cte of a liberal decrease for the week IN
4he ILsih. supply Of wheat in this country caused
frm market for wheat here to-day. Az tue ci'sI
prices we're l.c 10 &c higher for all deliveries man
Saturdays final quotations. Gol" anu
closed firm but oats we're easy ..
RlIrors TO the effect that the visible supply stal
mont would show big decrease IN the aFallaole
stocks IN the United States we're IN clrcutaLoi
throughout the entire session and were iaTgeS ,
sponsible for the firmness which prevaiel IN 'n'
,rh.at nil all day It the quite general lnlP''S
sion that the decrease would amount 10 ne. ~,
200 900 bushels compared with decrease OF o'Vu
inability 10 secure the statistics regarding the
stocks AT Buffalo. however. the othclal sIaleheIl'
vas not given out to-day as usual put IL W. an
nounced the figures would be mace puollc 'o-iHor
row The market also bullisniy aHetl-u pS
IN. smaness OF primary receipts, total recelp's Ivt
Ia, being reported at 7Q50P0 bushels, compared
with 252 bushels the corresponding Gay q yea
ago An increase OF about l""C0g bIshe.S N - ILJ
71,orIds SHIPMENTS, week compared with the total
movement preceding week, and increase of l6J9.-
900 bushels in the amount OF hreadstuH on OCEAN
massage were bearish influences. Leading Oull9
gave the market moderate support thiougho!nt II @ lne
entire day The close frn, with May at u W.
and July at @7@sc Cielrances ot WneaJ ahT it iiUt
were equal 30SGo0 bushels Minneapolis Duiu'il
and Chicago reported receipts OF 363 cars against
30 last week and IS2 cars a year ago. -.. -. H.
shorts were fairly active bidders for corn to-day
owing 10 an advance of &c in the price OF the cash
grain and as a result of this demand the market was
firm ALI dav The advance in the price of caS1 corn
vas considerable. somewhat remarkable in view
of reports Of increased offerings from the country
d Of a., estimate for liberal receipts here to-mor
row Tho strength wheat helped 10 inspire bull
isb sentiment The market closed firm, with prices
up &c 10 &c 20 14c TO &c compared WIN 0dtIr.
dav,s close. Local receipts We're 35l cars, with =
OF contract grade
Oats we're firm nearly all day owing the
strength of wheat and then q improved demand
for cash grain. There some profit taking late
in the day, and this caused an easier tone at the
close. Cash prices were up &c 20 iac' compared
with the previous session Trade on the whole was
oilief The close was easy, with prices a shade
higher to sc lower. with May At 5l$sc and iuly at
457sc Local receipts were 12o cars
Provisions were firm because Of l0c 70 l5c ad-
vance in price of live hogs. Local grain traders
we're the principal buyers and longs were the chief
sellers Prices at the close were up TIC to lec 10
22lac 10 Csc
Estimated receipts for Tomorrow: Wheat, Cars:
corn s2s cars; oats, 10l cars: hogs. 250p head.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
OTHER MARkeTs-sY TELEGRAPH

chicago Jan lS-CATTLE- Receipts estimated at 2s-
laGi5C lower steers, - Oel$ 90 COWS
SLS5 so; heHers S3G$5 70; bulls 81 4OHS3 So calves
81 5paSl0; stockers and feeders 81 5lnS5 10 HOGS
head. market lO1bg higner
heavy shipping SS 40S6 80, butchers So 25S a.
light mixed S. SITSb; light. $6qSG 20 packing
SHEEP-- Receipts estimated e. 900 head market 100
lac lower sheep s4gs5 4O lambs 81 25gS7 15 yearngS
81 25QS7. ~
choice dull GGf15c lower others active and 1002tc
higher: prime steers qS6 So shipping. 50aS6
butchers s5aS6 Is; heers S4g$6 cows 50 5oaS5 Ouis
steady S3@S10 HOGSRecepts 10. 900 head: aud
IOG2c higher: heavy ST e5a$6 20: mixed SO GGS6 90;
YoTkers 15Gs6 DO pigs 81 90H$6 rougs 50 t0gS5 l
stays s4GS4 10; daiyies. SO 25h$6 30. SHEEP AND
ISmbs slow and lower: lambs. S5G$7 60. yearngs,
SO 50gS6 80: wethers 81 5o$5 So 81 75a$5: SHEEP
mixed, 81 5oGS5 .
active butchers shippers 35qS6 40 81 so
ass CATTI4E-Receipts. 1a47 head, easy; fair TO
good shpters 81 25dS6 25 common. s. 50qS3 SHEEP
Receipts, 3I3 head strong s-9S4 80 iANbSStiuHs'
Kansas CITY Jan. Is s-CATTLE-Receipts 10 90 head
Southers. market steady strong
choice export and essed beef steers, s. lSu 50, fair
Western $iaSG--. suckers
and feeders 30; southern steers 81 "a -; South
81 25qS4 80; native cows, SGSJ native hoifers
Receipts 10 600 head market 56lOc higher top SO 30
hulk OF sales 704S6 %: heavy So 200S6 30 pack r.
and butchers S6dS6 %; lights So 60lIS6 05 pigs 81 BOG
81 80 SHEEP-Receipta. 100 head; market steady;
Western earlings s. Western sheep <4a$5 co.
and feeders, S3p$3.
Supply light market steady; choice prime
lodS6 25 SHEEP-Supply fair; market lower; prime
vethers 81 25aS5 AZ; culs and S2gS3: lambs
s5Gs7 40. veal calves. s9aS9 so HoGS-Recepts fair
Sc 90: heavy Workers 4GG$6 As; light YorLers,
g 10: pigs, s. 15Gs5 50; roughs, S3d$5 80
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Petitions in bankruptcy we're fled Yesterday in
the United States District Court follows:
Yountary-William T. Mattson. salesman. of No.
no assets Hs owes joseph Middle6urg jr Of Nos
4l and ZOE state street, boston. $50 judgment
voluntary-AGainst the Buouslsnore Haber-
carrier q Holmes. ". o. Horn BROTHERS and
Willard B Stevens. with claims Of S537. Preferen-
tHt payments and transfers OF property are al
leged BrgwyB Matia9% was Appointed receiver
of No. 256 East Iisth street by Joseph Mcbride
and others. with claims amounting TO $50, Admis-
sion OF Insolvency is alleged. john Y. Irwin was
Ioluutary-Sdney P. Palmer in business at No.
3ie Broadway: liabilities 246o; assets. s7s. He
owes Graham & Co, Of Montreal Canada, S,220
Toluntary7-George ". Heard, Of North White
take; Ia s5 SgNaa N S2Hnsy la Res $Ss no sssets
\. =, $llo9 and Rebecca Smith, Of Bayonne, n. j..
Observation-Disclosures Jerome Wodlnsky retail
shoe dealer at No % Avenue A. by Robert s Gut
man and others. with claims on notes aggTegat-
9g p|,. So Transfer Of Propsrty is alleged James
sat4 to be 6TB PRoS9 aboGt sfeoSe' 500 Inc assets
draI. n in gsePh sehnapP dealer in
Brothers and others with claims OF '5I Prefer
stated 10 be about $1,000 and the assets $4,000.
street. by Harry Rubin and others with claims aims
ton .. Fitch was appointed receiver. The liabilI-
ties $1,000 and the asets stated to be worth
MISUNDERSTANDING the Duralte Company a
broadway, by William Van r Whitalia a. Of this
city with claims of s5s2 5 for paints and varnishes
Assignment Of interest in contract Henry T
Mccoy. creditor. and other creditors is alleged
The schedules OF Horace Cohen and Adolph Wolf
son give claims Of unsecured creditors aggregating
81 900 II.
gs Of % and Sf SS
stated to be worth s1i,O6l. Rosenstock owes the
Northern Bank New York. No. 6S2 Broadway
81 3s9 49, and Fdgar II. Rosenstock. of No. 76 Will
lam street. 81 900.
The schedules Of Levine Brothers samuels give
liabilities Of s3l .256 ~ and assets of Sl9 $50
Galaa al ftg.aG
show liabilities OF S23 go 80 The firm owes the
Rathbun Company. of Utica, n. Y. H.013s7
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
A MATERNITY HOSPITAL
NezC Institution for Je1cish Mothers
To Be Dedicated Sunday.

Bright airy spotlessly clean. modern IN every
detail from the receiving room TO inc solaliuih V
-be roof with hardly square inch in II that Ile
hose cannot be turned upon. the new jewish Ma
.e,,t1 F5osniaI at Nos 20 and 20 East Broadway,
will be dedicated al o'clock next Sunday afternoon.
The building will cost $4,000 and the SSoV falseo
50 far came in voluntary contributions IN sums
ranging from % cents to 500. On voluntary con-
rryhutjons it will have subsst, for there is no
ffud no endowment and every of the sixty
beds is free Though built by Jews IL will be non
sectarian: any woman. Jew or Gentle. Cathohc or
Protestant who needs its care will be received
The room in which the dedication exercises VIII
n. held on the first floor is the one the physicians
and hoard Of directors are proudest of. This room
IS 10 be a nursery where the children Of the pa
tierts will be taken care Of by matron and her
helpers.
Most Of these poor mothers have little children
said Dr.. A II. Hilkowich, secretary Of the board
q directors. There is one to leave them with
at home and a woman will refuse TO go 10 the hos
pftal-she would rather be confined in her unsani-
fsrv tenement home, often consisting Of a kitchen
and one little dark room, where there is no gas
and enc must attend her by the light Of & candle
or smoky iarup-she would rather stay there than
leave her children That is why we felt the nui-
ery TO be an important part Of this hospital The
mother can be content. knowing her children arc
well cared for"
All the floors of rhe hospital are OF hard wood
covered with sheIlac The walls are painted pale
yellow the metal work pure white The lights IN
the wards are arranged Sc that there VIII oe no
slare-sust soft. diffused glow
There are a few private rooms The charge VIII
.. low for these and II patient needs 10 be alone
and has no money, the hospital will try to IND the
money
There viii be fifteen nurses. and an obstetrical
training school viii be maintained IN connectlon
with the hospital
The attending physicians are DR.. J. Heller, Dr
a J. Rongg, DR.. n. Ratnof and Dr. A II Hi
kowfch- The consulting physicians are Dr. Ralph
waldo and Dr. 8 ". Bender. The Rev Philip
Jochee is president Of the hospital The orgaIlza-
tIon got its charter years ago. and since then
has done outdoor relief work, taking care OF about
eight hundred N. It was in the course OF that
work that the sore need Of hospital for mater
nitv cases in that part of the city seen.
At the exercises Sunday Mrs. William Elm
r4en on behalf of the women of New York, Will
formally receive tbs key Of the hospital from the
board of directors
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS
The auction offerings to-day will be as follows;

The auction offerings to-day VIII be as foIIo"s-
BY Joseph Day; 438 Water St cor Market SIP
26xSO sty bldg: sale; ID South st, cor dAI
sin 28xSO sty and store; II w Eiemester as'
Louis Ebsen Mayer & G. attys Msx AitniaS =
REF amt due. S6SJ sue 70 d
mort of SEQ 600; Broome Norfolk 81,
25x75 and sty tenmt and store; W si..
agt Maurice Fraukel ct al: Leventritt ~ .oa9 -
Jacob Stiefe ref due Sl1J72 15 taxes etc Sss
sub to first OF $500: Arthur ave cor I1ot
St 100 5x1GOx1Oox1O0 vac Frank Harriott agt A won
al: c u Donohue. rer amt dIe
IS 2eG i$: taxes etc $1.T75; 6Gs l4oth st 40 II =
Of ST AIMS ave tenn1t F1eischnann tSsLN
Construction Co agt Robert Rosentha ct al; s
Sill Gas Of; taxes etc. 81 So hrst mort m
SIS 600 lots ST. Of village OF
FronX sheriff Of all right title etc, Vhicn james
CoItt had on Nov 4, 1903 since; Maurice Nagier'
atty 90 -,-....- ~ , =.
cor 14Oth los 6x66 x1O3 two sty APT houses
Ssra1 gt y Adams ct Al. \ S'.nai l's
affv: F p PACE ref: s1s.434 % taXes etc
So 7I6 Is; sub TO six agsreEating Sl4Lop'.
vacant plot, l03x190 feet, in Milford Place near
172d street. which was TO have been disposed OF at
a sheriffs sale at the Vesey street rooms yestfr-
day was withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
a BAL DE TETE.

The New York Association for the Blind will give
. BAL de Tete at the Plaza Hotel on the evening Of
Thursday January q. the proceeds to be used in
.he work for the blind Every coming to
the haIG Will a special headdress of some
sort Among the patronesses are Mrs. Charles B.
Alexander Mrs Bayard Cutting, Mrs. Lewis J.
Delafeld and Miss Grace Bigelow. A limited num-
er of tickets may be procured at $ each from the
uatronesses and from Miss Julia Z. Dodge, No -
Park avenue; Miss Winifred Holt No. II East 18th
street: Mrs Seth Low No 80 East 54th street, Mrs
Frederick ". Whitridge, No. 16 East 11th street
ana Henry Morgan Post. treasurer, No. Il Wall
street TO whose order checks may be drawn.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
suFFRAeIsrs nHoLo UP" cLEReYMEN

The women who want to vote played clever TICK
on = convention of Congregational ministers "hlcn
not in the Hotel Martha Washington yesterday
The cIergvrnen probably were not aware that the
Trter1rhan Woman Suffrage Council has its head
o,arters in the same building, but they know nov
and are not likely to forget it, for when they had
finished their deliberations and started 10 eaTe inc
- &c., found themselves obliged to pass small
,sn1e behind which sat determined sufragist with
sunplv OF blanks for the petition which is TO M
,resented 10 Congress. asking for the enfranchise-
rnent Of women Many OF the ministers sigma
&c was CAPTURED and the Rev. William T.
- IF Jamaica an Episcopal clergyman, who
euest of the convention. secured supply OF
blanks and literature
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
cLuRwoMEN ADOPT BABY

The Daughters of Indiana have adopted baby.
lives somewhere the East Side and there isn I
anything the Daughters DO for it just now but
keen II supplied with certified milk, but later on
they expect its needs viii be more varied The
daughters VIII that they are al supplied far
is necessary TO make the baby 4 healthy. normul
child. The Daughters not Ihilanthropic
ciety, but their president, Mrs. Mary Garrett
Hay. explained yesterday at a meeting in the Hotel
Astor. they think they will enjoy their social gath
erings more if they DO little practical work.
The speaker of the afternoon was Dr. James
Henry Hamilton, OF the University Settlement He
was accompanied by Mrs Hamilton 10 whom he
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
REALTY NOTES.

Aimee e. C1ouraud took title yesterday to NO. 70
yyse+ 5sth street 22x1oo5 feet, from Samuel Krdel
David Hochstadter took title 10 Nos 50 and %
West s5th street Hxess feet. from James h Knapp
for s1a5. .0OA
Ia+rict Valentine took title 70 No. East seth
street 55x irregular from Julia T. Gayley
s. n. Bier was associated with NJ & l" Hess IN
the sale Of No Isl 70 l55 West 25th street for the
Realty Holding Company, 10 the Twenty-nIth StreeI
,-,,s+-uction COMPANY of which George L. Felt IS
,-a.iden+ The twelve story loft building 70 be
erected on this plot will have side light from the
store floor 10 the TOP floor.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
BIG L. /. CITY DEAL.
POTTER 8 Stynus Buy Site There
for F1ctOru.

A block Of twenty-five lots fronting on Borden
avenue near Oliver street. Long Island City, was
sold yesterday to Potter g. stymus. woodworking
concern
The price paid was s55.000. There were diffcui-
ties in the title OF d complex nature which were
straightened out by J. H. PenchOen, Of the Title
Guarantee and Trust Company. II. P. Williams
was the broker in the deal
The transfer means much to Long Island City
Messrs. POTTER & Stymus Will erect an immense
woodworking plant which will employ minimum
force of six hundred men.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19

HOPS-In London tPacifc COAST. hrn. II 5saE3 BEEF
Extra india mess steady. il3s ed PoRk-Prime mess
Western. quiet, rs sd HANS-Short cut. IA Is Il,
strong AS BACON-Cumbertaud ~ - 2o n,
AIS Cd short rib 16 70 - 10. +5s Cd long clear
niidles light, - u. dull DO b
n quiet 45s short clear backs 10 30 -. dull. 4"s
clear bellies " 10 is 10 5ts shoulders II
70 l3 n. steady Sss- LARI'ri1s Western, n teIces
firm 4as. American refined IN pals firm sos BUTTER
Good United states STEADY. SsS. cheese anadsu
hrest vht" hrm. Cos Sd. coored firm, C2s Cd TAI
LbWFriIne city dull. 2ss. TURPENrI%E-S Spirits firm
3's n: ROSGN-Common firm. - 60 FETROLELM " -
Rsnrsd STEADY. 1>.d. LINSEED OII1-pull. 90 ~.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Price movements the Consolidated Exchange
we're Irregular. Amalgamated Copper and Smeit-
ing were favOrites for short selling, while Union
Pacific and Southern Pacific were strongly bid for
at times, particularly early in the day. A consid-
cradle short interest IN Union Pacific known
20 exist the floor, for il loaned Saturday fat
One block OF five hundred shares changed hands
In the first hour at lSG2. wnen the ruling price on
the Stock Exchange 1Sgt. Southern Pacific
touched high price of 1903, L of point above
the high of the other exchange. United States
Steel common was Offered freely, in the late deal
inEs going low d 52ls. compared with 5Zlz on
the other board. Erie touched 30is. against SOS,
and Brooklyn Rapid Transit IeI4 against 10%s. De
tailed operations follow:
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
MILK PRICE TO SHIPPERS REDUCED.

The MIX Exchange at a special meeting yester-
day reduced the price to the shippers in the 26-
cent zone from cents quart TO 3st cents a quart
effective on January Il. This action resulted from
Al surplus for several weeks.
This reduction in the price to shippers will not
affect the price OF bottled milk but It may bring
about reduction in the price to hotels and when
sold from the i'll grocery and delicatessen
stores
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
TO VISIT CLUBS IN PANAMA.

Mrs Philip y. Moore, of ST. Louis. president OF
the General Federation of Women's Clubs VIII
sail On wednesday on the Alliance, OF the Panama
Railroad Steamship Line. for Panama to at'end
the annual meeting of the Canal Zone Federation
of Women's Clubs. A delegation OF clubwomen'
which will include the executive board Of the
Woman's Forum, will see her or The steamer
sails at O'Clock from Pier OF, North RIVER ana
all clubwomen invited 10 join IN the seno-olf-
Mrs Moore was the guest of sorosis yesterday
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
WILL, IMPROVE A BROADWAY BLOCK

George T. Pelham is drawing plans Tor TWO ~ ~
story elevator apartment houses 10 DC pun lV'
the Rendheim Construction Company ana u ~
cupy the entire block bounded by lslst S'''e', -
erect Broadway and Wadsworth avenue. tach
bo,,se will accommodate sixty families. They are
10 BE- ready for occupancy September l.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
SPECIAL LECTURES ON BUILDING.

The second lecture of q special course OF HN7
lectures on building will be given tonight oy
-, ,r,ss p Neville of Neville & Bagge, at the
real estate class OF the West Side Young Men
christian Association, No. so West 5zth street
Mr.. Neville will discuss architectural necessities
and requirements and arrangements FOR the specu-
Istiy builder
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Eagle ave. BOO Il o. i56th 81. 2 Eve
trick teuements. 81 .SNS71 Noble & '-aUzz
Construction Co. owners; Harry T Howell ...
Brook = - Il or iI0th i. five story
brick stores and teucTnerts. - RX1S each. Cohen
Serr archi,ects, cost ........e....,. 5000
1Eeth ST cor Prospect four story brick
rnnencnts. S3Yao three 2sxS7: Bros.
Moore Lsndsiedel architscts cost 10000
So Boulevard. :. 500 = ~ Jennings 81 i've
Co owners Moore tanihIeiei arcHi,ecs cost 1o5 ooo
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
SALE OF UPTOWN APARTMENT

v,,;t5 q PbeIns have sold for he Noorehead
-2.aItv and Construction Company hVe-Spory
rotnoan+ Ao1sSz10l feet No. so East 18th street
This completes the sale of the five houses recently
constructed bv the Mocrehead EeatE am '~""-
struction Company.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
DEVOTIONAL MEETING.

Miss vurslugh. OF Japan. will speak at the de-
votional meeting of the Ladies' Christian Union
tomorrow at Il O'Clock in the chapel Of the COL
legiate Church, Fifth avenue and 18th street
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
A s25ooOo FIFTH AVENUE LEASE.

Albert &. Ashforth has leased for the Acker,
Merrall & Coudit Company the store adjoining
Maillards at Fifth avenue and 35th street, TO Sol
Bloom for ten years at aggregate rental or
$4,000. W. {. Wonton represented Mr.. Bloom ~
the uegotaitions
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
SUICIDE FIRST SHOT HIS WIFE.

Lowell Mass, Jan. lS.-Paul Leo Dion. a weaver
6red shots at his wife. Mary L. Dion, early to-
day upon her refusal 10 live with him, and then
shot and killed himself. Mrs Dion Is expected TO
recover.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-19
LONDON EAGER FOR RUSSIAN BONDS.

London Jan. 1S.-The subscriptions to the Tondol
portion of the Russian loan OF $3.50 OO0000 wer
closed this afternoon. The amount has been over
subscribed four or five times.