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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-05
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-05
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-05

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-05
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-05
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1909-07-05

Deut(d6es galt6aus, San antonio.
Ser ih1nfte @arten tn Der Etact,
ibattis pub frei selesen, bietet ben belten
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HAENsLER g. KRAMER. Managers.
gde Santa CLARA unb 4afitte>StraBe.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
RAND SCHOOL BREAKS SABBATH. -
An Effort to Close Its Sunday Meetings To
Be Made by Woman's Alliance.

Mrs. Don o. Shelton, president Of the Woman $
National Sabbath Alliance said at yesterday S
meeting OF the organization at No. 156 Fifth ave-
nue. that the members intended to try to do some
thing TO stop Sunday afternoon meetings at the
Rand School of Social Science, No 112 East 18th
street
IN order to find out it the Sunday meetings
were still being held she said, the secretary
wrote the Rand School for OF its schedules
She wrote or ordinary paper instead of one of
our letter heads, and had the answer sent TO my
home so that the shouldn't know that the in
o1lirv came from the Alliance. The schedule shows
that the Sunday afternoon meetings are held. Ac-
ton must certainly be taken by the Alliance in re-
gard TO them
The Rand School, added Mrs. Shelton. ''is the
centre of much Of that socialism which has such
a corrupting influence in this city to-day
New York City is honeyconbed with anti-Chris-
tan socialism, and all that makes for disobedience
Of law" said Mrs. ". z. Danielson, III q talk on
Rest and Unrest" These anarchistic doctrines
seem to take hold of self-supporting young women
especially. The other day a girl with face like
a nun told me quite frankly and unblushingly that
she was going 70 a meeting of anarchists. I like
think that not until the property is taken from the
rich and divided up among all the people will this
world be fit TO live in
This dreadful unrest Is everywhere" said Mrs.
Danielson. at isn't under the surface, it's right
on the surface and it behooves this society 10 take
a stand against it
The Rev. G. ". Grannis, Of Pttsburg, talked
about Sunday labor in the mill districts of that city
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
BUYERS ON WEST SIDE
HOME SITES IN DEMAND.
Market Found for Modern House
Fronting on the Drive.

Deals in the West Side district, north Of 69th
street and in the downtown business sections were
features yesterday Of the trading in the real es-
tate market Pease & Gilman sold for Josephine
NJ Cowperthwait TO client of Scheindler q Leo
ler No $50 Riverside Drive, between Sth and eSth
streets q FIVE story American basement dwelling on
a lot 25xlOO feet. The buyer will occupy the prem
ises.
r A. wyckoff, Of the Mcvickar-Gailard Realty
Cornpanv sold for the James Carlew Construction
Conpany No Il West Sth street, nve story
American basement dwelling. lot aU1oO feet 10
a client for occupancy. This is the third house IN
this row recently sold by the same broker
Horace : F1v & Co sold for William A. Spencer
No as Greenwich street, three story building on
a lot 201OxS0 feet and also, similar parcel NO. 4O
washington street on a lot 2Ox791o feet, between
yest-v and Desbrosses streets. The purchaser OF
both properties is James H Cruikshank.
Plans have been fled for six story elevator
apartment house to be built IN Aahld'IaH S1 80
east of Old Broadway. for the Edgar Constructor
Coropanv of which George Edgar is president 1t
will have g frontage of Y feet and depth OF o672
feet. 1t will cost $4,000. The architect Is Wilham
G. Kilian.
plans have also been filed for enlarging and re-
modelling the FIVE story loft building al NO q"
East sd street adding five story extension the
io,ro,,a,oen+s being made for s. Riegler as owner
from designs by G. Haug architect, and foT a.
,ering and rernodeIing the three i've story tene-
rents No S5 to S9 East 125th street. increasing the
accommodation of each from ten to fourteen suites
Of apartments The improvements VIII De mace
for the Westcott estate as owner a II heliOe 10
the architect g..
to,,- S+or,, taneneDts at No S35 to 34S East S7th
st-ae+ the improvements being designed by Au-
es+ z King as architect, to better the light ana
|,4iIo+ion in compliance with tenement house reg
ulations.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Madison Avenue House Changes
Hands at $9,10O.

Reisch bought yesterday for $500 No. 1853
Madison avenue three story tenement mouse on
a lot I6Sx7O feet. at foreclosure sale held IN the
Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms, Nos II and is
yesev street The other auction offerings resulted
follows:
25a 144th St $50 # Of 7th ,!ge Axe 42a2o I
man ct al action No /: Arnsteiu atys Frank Lord.
due sla122 81 prior mtgs. ss45oo to the plain
255 and Isl I.4th ST. 40 of 7th 4oz9a11
s;y and store agt same action No 2 same
attys; Klein ref; due So 1s3 06 prior mtge $3i-
229h g los # % q 3sh ave looTl1t Btr ag5 Adea
Re SeR1i rs Cue $50 S. taxes $ai2 as
q Il E.a.r # of St les 9snus St kafsS: 2fsS
$i4 "a r. taxes se$2 %: sub mtso of $4,000
ate adisoP IT Of scammsI s,,.:; st. 24T2s Zss.
sss5 s44T =, u SO SUB to prior mse Of $50
ian i2 r Of Ays .a,. A. 25R 2 tsTes e,i5g sg
Realty CO Lou. Morris2p s, s al KuT5man & T F. 1 aftys M
rst mtge of $4,000: the Dlantir for $a21l4
The auction offerings to-day VIII be as follows:
By Joseph P. Day.
2 2' pa2 s2 s' as t5P ave SoSsn l'i9 @ st. as g @ Pa
he6 amt dus st s Sos H576q s5S 5 taa .a SIS 2e g. NJ
J HendTloEson ct al: Ackerly s NJ. attys; F 5 Nc
% HSaf 80 # Of ,.B Bi5mnsham ham st s: 25EIGo gss-
skI ag Amelia Rubnsky ct al; WIson nv % & w Atys;
sas asnrg ~ m m a Tsf otr S o. dSs S go 49, taxes ETC.
1865 and 1867 Park sos II Of nth ST. 90
80 and stores Benjamin Silveran ct al ast
Morris Ludwak ct al; krakower ?, attys; r G Miller
S1$7i4 IS; $966 s5; sub first
ntge OF $4,000
i22 to I26 ST. s. $50 Houston ST. 50x
100 sty and stores; Julius Werner agt AdOph
al; Arnstein l. attys; Joseph Wkenfeid
ref: due. S13.530 %: taxes etc 1924 60.
6s 119th st, s 175 It Of Park 20x10011 3 sty
tenut; Kafie Levy Engel Brothers,
attys A McQUa!d. ref due, 81, 1876 o. etc
2422 Cambrelleng ave. g. 7s4 It 1ssth st. sxSO
sty .lvlg: c L r Scharf Nicholas HOdes ct all
|: w Pollock. atty; T Brady. ref; amt due
SS75 SO; taxes. S43 Gi; sub to first mge of $4,000
2424 Cambrelleng ave s, BlS II 8 OF 1Soth st. 1dSx
so, sty dwlg; same agt same; action 2 same atty;
due, $500 50; etc. $l49 a. sub 70
first Of $1,000
Cambrelleng IS IT Of 1Ssth ST. 16sxSO.
sty dvlg; same: action 81 atty:
due Ss75 %; S149 H. sub to mtge Of
$4,000
Cambrelleng ave. 2s4 IT OF 1ssth st. 16sxsO
dwIg; Umpeby, eXtrx, etc, Nicholas Hodes
ct 81; f W Pollock atty; Brady. ref; amt due,
SO 900 s5: taxes. etc, S161 50.
BY Bryan L Kennedy
~ I'd st 8 s. 10 It e O ST. 40x75 sty loft
store bldg: Farmers Trust Co Turner &
IA attys; Klein ref; S67 730 95 taxes
etc 81. .374 80
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
ARBoR DAY A FoRMALITY.
-Four Out of Every Five Trees Planted py
Pupils Die.


Arbor Day this year will be observed oy lne
schools of the state OF New York on Friday. May 4
In a message in the "Arbor Day Annual. iSsueo
bv the state Department OF Education, a >
Draper Commissioner Of Education, urges the ocyS
and girls to observe it with will. Some Oh lhe
news the Annual gives is not altogether encouT
aging OF all the trees thai have been planted on
the school grounds Of New York State since 1851
only one out Of five has survived, II says. 1hree
hundred and seventeen thousand one hundred and
sstystx trees have been planted; 256.222 have dled
The Department of Education concludes that teacn-
crs and pupils are better at planting trees thali
they are at remembering TO take care OF them
very large proportion Of the schools OF the sla'e
ol7serve Arbor Day says the Annual" They sing
songs and recite poems about flowers and trees ana
birds: the little girls dress in white; they maFcl
and countermarch, and they plant trees ana per
haps clean up the school grounds Ana theh' 100
frequently they forget ali about the trees II ISL
conceivable, sayG the Annual" that there IS not
somebody in every school district who understands
trees and Will gladly help out If asked, but the
trouble is that the planting of the trees is o1ten
mere formality.
The Annual is q very attractive one. On the
cover is a picture in colors of the spring woods
and The cuts in the body Of the book show the
five native trees and twenty-one naturalized trees
there are in New York State Several nature poems
are reprinted and there bits of talk about trees
and flowers It is book that must come IKE
breath <-crn the woods TO the crowded downtown
city schools where often there is no room for trees
TO be planted, remembered or forgotten.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
REALTY NOTES.

The Duross Company has leased the second loft IN
No 46 Park Place for the F1accus Glass Company
TO Edwin C. Bruen for term Of years; also thiro
and fourth lofts in No II Chambers street for the
D vrsssernoanp Company to A. E. Katz and Walter
Ronlme for term Of years
C;ustave Britt has leased for terms of years the
following: For estate of Susan Bogert TO william
Whiteseu stable of No. 36 Bethune street; for
CorneIia J. Budd to Maria Won Bremen. private
dwelling house at No. 81 Jane street; for estate Of
William P Woodcock 10 William Friedman. a
dwelling house at No. West 18th street; for c.
NJ Benson to Mary E. Collins, private dwelling
house at No. 263 West 11th street; for c M Ben
son tn Marv Page a dwelling house at No. 261 to
265 West 18th street, and for George n. Budke to
Mary E. Ritter and Frances Cameron private
dwelling house at No 81 Perry street.
Cooley & West have sold for the Secor estate the
old I-osee farm. comprising seyentyflve acres at
Worthington Westchester County, to Samuel Sin
clair who will develop the tract.
Sewen Brothers have sold for Ella B. Mersereau
the Mersereau house at the northeast corner Of
Columbia street and Castleton avenue West New
Brighton, Staten Island. plot 61x125 feet; also
for Emma Dom a large plot Of land Broadway,
Port Richmond also for Mary A. Kuns a plot on
Lexington avenue, Port Richmond; also leased for
Horatio Judah her cottage Elizabeth street.
Port Richmond; also for Emma Householder her
farm at Bloomfield; also for Martin Biesc his four
family house Charles avenue, Port Richmond;
also for John Azzimonti his house Post avenue,
West New Brighton; also for Mrs. Elizabeth Kerr
her cottage on Heberton avenue, and for Mrs.
Grossman Montesi her house on Simonson Place
Port Richmond.
The William s. Devery Realty Company has
leased the McMahon cottage at No. 20 Prospect
street Far Rockaway, to Mrs. V. Flynn for the
coming season.
Southern & Marshall are the buyers Of the stable
No 247 East 4Sd street, sold recently.
Pease & Gilman negotiated the lease of No. q
West SD street to Thomas L. Manson.
The Harlem Property Owners Associa ton will
meet on Thursday evening at No. 147 East 125th
street
The Gus Edwards Music Publishing Company
has leased the entire first floor in the Asor Thea
TIRE building at the northwest corner OF Broadway
and 45th street.
The Irving P Lovejoy Company has leased for
H NJ Bradhurst the first loft in No. I12 John
street TO the Office Supply Company; for estate
OF z b. Lord first loft in No. 81 Maiden Lane TO
A NJ Duty; for B. Leerburger store and base
nent No s4 Ann street to U. F. Bonini; also space
in the Reed building Nos. 1s6 and 167 William
street
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Louis Schrag has sold for May Bales Swift the
four story English basement dwelling house No.
40 " est 22d street. 10 a client.
Henry IUblang has sold No. 25l5 Eighth avenue.
five story fat with stores, on lot 27xloo: between
l39th and 10th streets.
John T Wall and John X Moors have soId
five story triple fat, No 4iS West 4Zd street. on iot
25xloO5. for Henry n. Boehack
7 7 Hagserty has sold for s. Powell TO D.
0'Brien No. 2440 Prospect avenue, a two family
house, Oh lot 20xso.
". NJ. Fleming has sold for J. c. Rogers to
Thomas T Walsh the southeast corner OF Aque-
5,,c+ avenue and Fordham road. The buyer will at
once improve the polt with FIVE two story hats
with stores.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
TO SHOW OLD NEW YORK PRINTS.
Exhibition Will Be Opened to the Public on
Monday Next at No. 100 Broadway.

The loan exhibition of old New York views to be
conducted by the Lawyers Title insurance anu anu
- C,an,, AZ No $50 Broadway will be opened
70 the n,blic on Monday, March %. The hours OF
inspectton will be from 10 a. until p m. Inc
exhibition will remain open until April g.
There will be a private view of the pictures Tor
contributors and representatives of the press prlor
TO the general opening. ~
additional PROMISES Of prints for the exhibition
have been received from Simeon Ford. of the Grand
Union Hotel: A R Thurston of the Astor House ;
Robert e Deyo, F. L. Henry, Charles I. Wits
and Henry E Knight.
80 Tosapb 2 Sabin. leading dealers In old prints,
will also lend few rare pictures.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
NEW OWNER FOR CLAY AVENUE PLOT

Clement H Smith has sold for Geo. Hooks plot
5Oxs9 on the east side Of Clay avenue o. 1eet orth
80 7-.+b s+rAat. for Rowland w Thomas, the three
family brick house on the east side OF Belmont
avenue 100 feet south Of 179th street; for Michael
Mcclure and Helen Mcclure the two family mousse
No 1928 vyse avenue, and has reso!d the thFee-
family house on the east side of Belmont avenue
1o feat south of 18th street, to client for occu-
nancy. He has also sold No 273O Creston avenue.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
"ANTIs'" LENTEN MEETINGS.

The anti-sufragists improving the Lenten
season by holding anti parlor meetings. Mrs.
Fritz Achelis of the State Association Opposed to
Woman Suffrage has been having anti meet
ing every Monday at her home, No. East 57th
street with informal discussions Of the reasons why
women should not vote.
Yesterday the National League for the Civic Edu-
cation Of Women had z debate at the home OF Mrs.
Ralph Sanger No 20 West 55th street, with Mrs
Gilbert E Jones on the anti side and Miss Ade-
laide Hyde the other
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

2sth ST. No $50 West; Title Guarantee ana Trust
eany $50 oo
13sth St n $. 900 II W OF Amsterdam ave. 25x
e9.I1 Lawyers Title Insursnce and Trust
Company loans Ta:tog Realty COMPANY. 24oc
Brook ave. " so n OF 10th st. 1890; Man
man Corporation. sooo
81 Nicholas SO II - Of lTIth ST 12o.Iix
Fun CONSTRUCTION Company 1a5
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
STATEMENT OF NoN-MEMBER BANKS.

The weekly statement of averages of the banks
of New York City, Brooklyn, Jersey City Hoboken
and Staten Island which not members of the
New York Clearing House Association but which
clear through OF the members follows:
Changes.
Loans discounts $500
Circulation ...............-. ices 500 Dec 10 900
deposits lis. 146.90O Inc. 264l
Deposits with Clearing House
agents 1b3St,3oH Inc. l,G60.sO
Deposits with banks and
companies 5.ii3,ftO Dec. 10000
Leg banknotes.. 300. $50
Specie ...............----.-.- 62J3.sOO $4,000
Sss s6s 400 Inc 81 $50 500
required 2s536.I25 Inc.
Surplus us.........,.,........ ssssI675 Inc Sa22 400
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
BUSINESS CHANCES

A MANUFACTURER near New York city
desires partner with $f5, 600: increasing
cares and i'll health offer this excellent
opportunity to man OF ability desiring to
earn 50 900 or more each year. Address
K. Box % Tribune Office.
ADVERTISEMENT and subscriptions for
The Tribune received at their Uptown
East f4th st: 257 West 42d St. between
Once. No. 1864 Broadway, between 36th
and 9th SITS. until o'clock D. m. Ad-
vertisements received at the following
branch Offices at regular Office rates until
o'cisek =. m. viz: ga sth ave. s. e.
cor. 23d st. 1853 9th ave. cor. 18th St. IO4
7th and sth ayes, 263 West 125th ST.: 1923
sd ave 1926 50 ave. nesr 61st St. 1ToS
sst ave. rear seth st. 157 East I25th ST.;
T56 fremont ave: $50 50 ave.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
ANOTHER LONG ISLAND CITY SALE

Theodore Markt. jr.. has resold plot on Hunter
avenue facing greensboro Bridge Plaza, and oppo-
site the corner parcel purchased for the new Plaza
branch of the Corn Exchange Bank
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
ANNIVERSARY OF CHRISTIAN POLICE.

The New York branch OF the International Chris
tan Police Association VIII celebrate its seven
teerth anniversary on Sunday, March g, at the
rooms OF the association, No 2S5 West 30th street
There VIII be a meeting in the afternoon 3:z5
O'Clock. when the Rev. A z. Myers and the Rev.
G. W Carter viii speak
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Citations.
NEW JERSEY.

U1HE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK. BY
l. Grace OF God free and independenf.-To Mary
r Stevenson, Sarah c Armstrong, Emma A Siosf
Laura Bien"enu. Nary Jane Halock, Eta HaIIock
Sanford Hallock, jr., Mary z. Heater. Frank Vog-
Emma Adair, Sarah E Anderson. Lewis Young
Mary J. Hall. Ida J. Kostenbader Minnie E. Bachmai
Edgar A. Guth. Austin f Guth. Frederick W Maute
designated in WIN as Executor, the heirs and next
Of kin OF Mary Ann Gallup deceased, greeting;
Whereas. William J. Campbell, Of Tbs City OF New
County Of \ew York TO have certain
n writing. dated December 18th 1899 codicl
thereto dated June nth 1901. relating both real
and personal property, ouly proved the
and Testament OF Mary Ann Gallup late of the County
Of New York, deceased therefore you and each of
you are cited TO appear before the Surrogate OF
County OF New York. at HIS Office IN the County Of
New York on the 2Sre day OF April thousand ntns
hundred and nine at hah-past o'clock
noon oi that day. then there attend the pro
hate OF the said last VIII and Testament
OF You as are hereby cited. under the o.
twenty-one years. are required appear by your
guardian K you have II have to
pear and app for one 10 be appointed.
OF your neglect failure 70 DO so a guardian viii
be appointed by the Surrogate represent and act
for you IN the proceeding
In testimony whereof. have Of
the Surrogates Court Of the said County York
EA hsreunfo afaed-
L. 81 Surrogate county
OF New YORK, said County the 18th day ~
February in the year Of Lord thousand nine
hundred ana nfHe DANIEL J. DOwDNEy
Clerk Of the Surrogats's Court
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Country Property for Sale or to Let.

A Choice Selection OF Cottages SIS 600 to
S25.O00 and Up Also Furnished and IN
furnished Cottages for rent. Geo. w Bard
City Hall Bldg. Tel 34a. Mt Vernon NY.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

A. OsferDerg's Bureau,
TI6 Lexington ave, bet 5Tth and 5sth SITS
Phone 1055-Plaza- Strictly first class
domestic help; Scandinavian speciality
New-York tribune., 1909-03-23
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. March 22.-The official closing
quotations for mining stocks to-day were as fol-