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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-02-11
LocaILOdee Notes.

Secretaries or members Of Abilene lodges
are invited to send items for this column
Anything Of interest to the lodge Will be vel
comet
The Knights Of Pythias at Chapman
Friday night held a very profitable
and pleasant entertainment. They
gave three candidates the work ia the
third degree in an impressive manner
after which a pleasant social time was
enjoyed BY all.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-02-11
LW. Bsier Makes q Good Sale.

The sale Of Poland China hogs made
by !. ". Baier on his farm near Elmo
Feb. 4. was q spirited one. Mr.. Baier
made a fine showing Of hogs and the
large crowd Of farmers and breeders
who attended appreciated 1t. There
we're no sensational prices and some
Of the good ones did not bring what
they should but the prices ran very
even. making an average Of so per
bead. The TOP Of the sale was q Med
der 2ud SOW going to Tom Morton .
popular breeder Of Tampa Has Kan
s,s. Missouri sad oklahOma we're rep
rs.sstsd among The buyerG Col. W.
G. Curphsy Of Abilene conducted The
i,is is ) very abe nannsr. Z
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For Sale or Rent.

Five acre tract, six room house,
new barn and chicken house. See H.
sachau, North Buckeye, farmers
phone. S4-StsSs-u
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Talked to the Ministers.

Rev. Fuller Bergstresser addressed
the Ministerial association this after
noon, delivering an able lecture on
1.-THE Preacher and His Work."
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THEY DID THE HoNoRs
K. Of II. Entertained Guests a
Their Club Room.

1NSAA OAuW ASVOAe
The Knights Of Honor issued invi-
tations to number Of businessmen
last night and had several guests
After the regular meeting there were
talks by F. Woodward, S. Shearer, G.
G. Hoffman, H. H Keel, L. Merri-
field, L. Duckwall, R. M. White, all
expressing appreciation of the clubs
work. Earl Merrifeld, Clio Wood
ward and ]. W. Howe responded for
the club.
Open meetings Of the club are to be
held frequently. The work Of the
organization receives praise from all.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-02-11

Several Of the lodges Of knights Of
Pythias are arranging to be here the
afternoon and night Of the 18th to as
sist in the reception to the grand
chancellor. The committee In charge
has already made extensive arrange
ments and will doubtless push every
thing to the utmost to show to the
county lodges Abilene is glad to vel
come them to our midst. C. z. Shad-
lager, W. N. sterl and F. A. Wilcox
are chairmen IF the various COM
mittees.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-02-11

The A. O. U. w. lOdgei is repairing
the roof and front Of their building
and have made the inner cOnveniences
more attractive. On the 18th they
will combine with the Degree Of Honor
in their monthly sOciAl and entertain-
ment to members, their families and
sweethearts.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-02-11
WHEAT MCents.

Wheat brought 90 cents last week in
the Abilene market. Farmers are
wondering If it will reach a dollar.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1909-02-11

Open buggy and bicycle for sale
inquire Of Joe Cryderman.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

OLD ST. P4TRICKS SOON. TO BEGIN CELEBRATION
OF ITS HUNDREDTH 4NNIVERS4RY.

Lafayette Avenu. Presbyterian Church. in Brook
lyn.
The Rev DR.. Mottet will preach tomorrow morn
ing and afternoon at the Church Of the Holy Com
munion In the evening the preacher will be the
Rev. William Porkess.
The Rev. I NJ HaIdemsn will speak tomorrow
morning on Psychic Man and Pneumatic Man"
In the evening his subject will be, Signs Of the
Times
The Rev Charles H. Merle d'Aubigne will speak
on the work of evengelizaton in France on Friday
afternoon, May Il. at the home Of William d
sohiefelin. No. East 66th street
THE Crisis in Turkey" will be the theme Of the
evening discourse tomorrow by Dr.. Charles l.
Goodell. pastor, at Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Church
The subject Of the Iesson-serrnon the Christian
Science churches tomorrow will be Everlasting
Punishment"
At the West PRESBYTERIAN Church the Rev. DR..
A. H. Evans, the pastor. will preach tomorrow at
II a m. on The Fathers Way Of Providing for
His Family and p. m. on The Silent Part
ner.'
DR.. WTfrid T GrenfeH will deliver an address IN
ST. Georges Church tomorrow evening. This Will
be Dr. GrenfeITs last address before returning to
Labrador.
At the West End Presbyterian Church the Rev
DR.. F. c. Iglehart. of the Anti-Saloon League viii
conduct the services at Il a m. and ?. m. to-
morrow.
At St PauIs Chapel, Columbia University. to-
| morrow, at p. m. the preacher will be the Rev.
| Adolphus Schauffler.
A chraren's May festival and floral Sunday Will
be observed by the Ethical Society at Carnegie
| Hall tomorrow.
| The Rev Dr. J. F. Carson pastor OF the Central
Presbyterian Church. jefferson and Marcy avenues,
| Brooklyn. announces series OF three sermons on
the reformation period and its conspicuous leaders
| beginning tomorrow evening.
| The Rev John stapleton. pastor Of the Emmanuel
| Congregational Church, Brooklyn, is conducting a
| series Of special services for Sunday even
| ings.
| The National Bible Institute announces fouru
| meeting TO be held Times Square next week \
addition TO the other meetings
| At the Church Of the Ascension. the Rev. Percy
suckney Grant. rector the services on sunday Will
| be as follows: Morning service at Il a. m, with
| preaching by the rector; at ?. m. Haydn's 'Ths
| Creation" will be sung. The Rev. Walter Z. Clifton
Smith will preach. At p. Alexander Irvine will
! speak
] At the Church of the Messiah O-nitarian) to-mor-
| row the minister, the Rev. John Haynes Holmes,
| Will preach tomorrow at II o'clock on Some
| Things Not Commonly Remembered About Jesus"
| The New Thought Church will hold services to-
| morrow at II a in the Belasco Theatre. Julia
| Seton Sears. NJ. D, will speak on the subject Of
| 'I.fe's Greatest Secret; or, The Key TO Health,
| Wealth and Love-
| The fifth season Of the church vacation schools,
conducted by the Federation OF Churchs and Chris
tan Organizations in New York City, No 119 East
18th street, Will open July and close August 70.
| 1873. Applications for thirty schools in the
/ hands OF the committee, and the funds have al
| ready been provided for half the number College
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
HOUSE FOR EMPLOYEES
TO Be BUILT UPTOWN.
L. 4. Cushman Bugs Site for the
Proposed Structure.

large volume Of business was transacted yes
terday in the real estate market. Max Marx sold
to L. A. Cushman triangular plot at the junction
Of l27th and Lawrence streets. 1t has frontage
Of 1909 feet IN 127th street and s9.5 feet in Law
renee street Its rear line is 463 On the site
Mr.. Cushman will build five story hathouse to
accommodate employees OF his bakery, directly op
posite the premises
John n. GoIding sold No 54 Park avenue. a
four story dwelling house. a lot 25X00 feet, for
Mary F. Francis
Henry D. winans & May sold lot. 25x1oo feet.
the north side of 10Th street. 12o feet west OF
Madison avenue, well known builder. 1t ad-
Joins sites recently bought by John Moore, Alvin
W. Krech and Dave Hennen Morris.
Pease & Gilman sold for J. ". Mccullough No.
IS East 4lst street, three story stable. a lot
25x10o feet The buyer Will extensively alter the
premises
Robert r Rainey sold for Hyman & Oppenhem
No. 322 East 10th street, old frame buildings. on
a plot 3Jxl0oII feet
J. Rely Gordon. architect has filed plans for the
New York Lodge. l. Of the Benevolent and Protec-
tive Order Of EIks, for the clubhouse to be erected
FOR the order the premises 80. l@ to 1l6 West
l3d street opposite the Army and Navy Club
house It is TO be handsome structure of eleven
stories and n mansRrd, with q basement and sub
basement It will have a frontage OF 100 feet and
depth OF 1905 feet The facade IS to be OF granite
and brick. with limestone trimmings, in the style
| of the Italian Renaissance with rows OF Doric en-
| gagged columns at the lower stories and a similar
| row Of Corinthian engaged columns at the upper
! stories supporting the cornce and balustrade OF
| the mansard. 5000 -- -. -;- - @-
| The basement will be fitted with grill room and
| bowling alleys. and the main floor and mezzanine
will contain a restaurant and private dining rooms.
| Above this will be the big lodge room, with two
| balconies OF boxes finished with colonnade or
! Corinthian pattern. There will be also theatre
| seating 575 and billiard There will be be-
| sides 100 sleeping chambers, with shower baths.
| The building will 81 OOO.O10.
/ EIaj for fua1 ETNry
! Office building to bs erected No. 70 East I'd
! street for the Forty East I'D Street Company of
which r. F. Eaton is president. 1t will be Of brick,
| trimmed with limestone and terra Gotta with a
facade finished with large mezzanine bays. the de-
! signs being by Muken & Moeler, architects It
will have frontage of IS feet and depth OF 81
| feet. It is $250.G00
Thomas ". Lamb architect. fled plans for max
! ing over the three story and basement dwelling
houses at Nos. 53l and 533 West 147th street into
a synagogue for the Congregation Peni El, the re-
modelled structure having new ornamental facade
| in the Moorish design, the improvements being
| made at 2 cost OF $500
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
REALTY NOTES.

Warren & Skillin have rented the GRABBING
Automatic Ventilatlng Company offices at No III
Broadway Alsc leased to John E. Beggs offices in
the New York Law School Building. No. ia Fulton
street.
for Allan c. Hill the three story dwelling house
No SS7 West 142d street, for term of years. to a
Mrs Nichols
Jerome A. Myers has leased in the Myers Build
ing Nos a and 40 Maiden Lane. Offices to Jennings
E. Lauder, the Colonial Button Company, William
Meerbott, the Knickerhocker Hardware Company
and James z. Hardenbergh & Co.
The buyer Of No. 81 West 18th street, We story
dwelling ho.s~ ->Sently reported sold, is Mortimer
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Ecbbitt & Reynolds have sold for Emily Morrison
No A5 West 128th street, three story and base
ment dwelling house.
E. H. Eckhardt has sold No 544 West 15sth street,
i've story fathouse, 26xsnx1OO feet, for Annie E.
Wes to Thomas Jones.
Paul Koning has sold to Harry Rosen No. So
West Hath street. Ave story fathouss, on lot
25x10O11 feet.
Hopkins & BOYD have sold for the Poel Realty
Company No. IS West Ssth street, a four story
dwelling house, on lot 20x9s.s feet.
Huston g. Asinari have sold for Maiano Demetr-
ades the two five story fathouses Nos. 45e and 46
West 155th street, plot 50XS9 II feet.
Ferdinand NaSel has sold for John D. Wlikens
No 2IOS Amsterdam avenue. five story hathour ?,
on plot S0xlOO feet, to D. Hellmers.
Martin & sohmonsses have sold for Frances Wal
ZACH the two Ave story fathouses Nos. 158 and 80
East s7th street. on plot 64xl0ou feet.
Edward Baer has sold to / Beers the four story
front and tenement houses Nos. 4SS and 40
West 5Oth street. plot 50x100.5 feet
The Gem Realty Company has sold No. 457 West
44th street. a five story tenement house. on lot
26x1OO.5 feet
Abraham Lsvenstein has sold Nos. 325 and 327
Stanton street two six story tenement houses. on
plot 66xsl4 feet the northeast corner of GoercN
street.
B. II. Weisker jr, of James L. IAbby's office. has
sold for the City Real Estate Company No 46
fremont avenue East, four story single hathouse'
on lot 24x1O6 feet to George H. Jamms
Maurice J. OGorman has sold to Joseph S. Diver
No Az East 18th street, dwelling house, on lot
Is 2x1O0 feet
NJ NJ Henning has sold for Sarah Bester two
lots on the west side OF White Plains Road 23O feet
south OF Westchester avenue also. two lots on the
south side of fremont avenue. u5 feet east Of
Public Place and one lot on the south side of Pub
lie Place IS feet west of fremont avenue.
Andrew Hally has sold for Charles +. Deverman
TO William Schlckenrieder a two family house on
the south side Of Black Rock avenue, near Ohm
stead avenue Unionport; also four lots on Lacompe
avenue, C1ason Point.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

Nonsgnor Kesrney, one OF ths Oldest preiates IN
the Archdiocese OF New York and rector OF old St
Pztricks Cathedral, IN Mott street is the happiest
priest between here and Rome. During his occu-
psncy OF that historic edIhce it has been freed
nom debt and consecrated. and as crowning Joy
he VIII sit IN secluded corner OF the sanctuary
and observe the beginning OF religious and civil
festivities coremorating the Tooth anniversary OF
the establishment Of St Petrick's.
This celebration is closely identified with the
great festival last year. the centennial Of the
foundation OF the archdiocese, and will be equally
interesting far the religious ceremonies are
concerned The festivities will begin on Sunday
rnorning May 3 at Il o'clock, with pontihcaI
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

mass celebrated by the Archbishop Of New YORK
the Most Rev. John n. Farley. Cardinal GIBBONS
and Monsignor Falccnio, It is expected, VIII oo-
cupv places Of honor in the sanctuary.
The sermon on that occasion Will be delivered by
Father Mcmahon. pastor OF the Church Of our
Lady Of I.ourdes, graduate Of st. Patrick
pzrochiai school. The history Of old St Patrick
Cathedral has been amply reported from time 10
time in The Tribune. especially In the supplement-
issued last April, prior TO the centennial. 1t Is
among thes Oldest religious structures IN this CITY,
snd its history need not be repeated here 1t was
the first cathedral ediaCe OF the Catholic Church
fn New York. A distinguished Jesuit, Father hohl-
mann. was the first pastor. Some OF the foremost
prelates in the American hierarchy have been as
ISOLATED with St. Patrck's Church, among them
Arch bishop Farley. Bishop Spalding OF PEORIA
was consecrated in st. Patrick'ss by Cardinal Nc
C1oskey on May / 1887. Monslgnor McCean, Mon
signor VI. c. Murphy, Monsignor Mori, the Rev.
John J. Kean, Bishop Cotton Monsignor Lavel!e'
Bishop Mcdonnell ard other well known priests
ar. listed among the boys OF old St Patricks
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
Guard Against Realty Pitfalls

Future Rapid Transit has been to the realty oyer
ator what the lamp was to Aladdin; 1t mace eEeIy
thing possible. 1t is we'll to know where realty
stops and ina gination begins.
Free offers and added inducements are Danger
signals These are usually lures Of crafty enter
prises They are unnecessary TO propositions OF
merit.
Other and more important, facts REGARDING real
are at your command They are contained
IN book, We Of Arverns-'
Arverne makes free offers But. out OF Justice
TO curse lves-and for the benefit of the public-we
have shown the right and the wrong way TO buy
real estate. You will be mailed this book-wtthout
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
BRONX PARCEL CHANGES HANDS.

]. Clarence Davies has sold for the Crotona Con
Struotfon Company the CIarand. six story apart
rnent house No IT'S and 1727 Fulton avenue south
west corner Of 174th street The house is on plot
65xlO0 feet.
Mr. Davies has also sold for the Athos Realty
Company a plot, 5Ox125 feet on the south side OF
Mount Hone Place ia feet east of Jerome avenue.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Matilda - = 400 II OF 237th -. 25xfOo,
Matilda St : $50 II 3 OF 23Tth St 23XloS-
Matilda s. e $ SEQ II OF 237th st. 21Nlto.
Matthias HaHen loans Matilda Realty and con
StruCtlOE go
Matilda St . 5 $50 II OF 23Tth st. 25Xl0o.
Matilda St e :. so II g OF 23Ith 81. 25Nlu',
Matilda ST. q s. $50 II s'of 257th St 2SxlOo,
Elizabeth Malone and Nagdalena Siemon, trJs-
Liberty st. n W corner Nassau st. -NS2 TX irregu-
lar; Title Guarantee & Trust Co loans Liberty
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

BY JosHph ? lay
624 15ath st. 27 II Of Courtsndt ave SoTes = .
stv nat Bernheim Adolf WeisberEer ct al Ernst
I, & c. attys; Mulqueen. ref amt due, $3.50 AZ SUP
mges aggregatlng $4,000 the plant for S4S-
500 -.
s1l 313 111th 1884 Il OF % ave. A 81
100 To- and store; P " McConthee agt BUS
cemi Building and Const CO et ell warren McConihee
Bimenstiel. ref amt due $12oo2 sub to
a first mtSs OF $4,000; the plaintiff for S5e5t
217 s. 26o II OF Sd ave. 25Kfoo11. sly
tenmt and store Alice BuIowa Max ArOuson ct a.;
L VI BuIlowa. atty; P Morrissey. ref amt due 50
S12 40 $3.50; sub prior mge OF SlOp 10
the plaintiff for $40 266.
2323 Davidson ave. OF Evelyn pl, 1oox25; sty
tenmt: also
22s1 22s5 Bathgate cor % ls3d st: 5I3V
.Sx1OO: and . sty dwlg; Shertrs
sale OF all right, title etc. which J II McIane had on
November 1905 George Hahn atty; adjourned
June so.
BY Samuel Marx.
Beakman ave n cor OF Oak Terrace 2Sx1oO; vacant;
Hrschberg aSt Arthur Silverman Building Co
al: Calm, atty: Rauber. ref; amt due. S3S3I;
etc, S1TO IL; 10 the plaintiff for SS. SIS.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

1T55 st corner Park ave. fer two i've story
brick stores and tenenents. 81 6xs2b and 40 OK
6S: Elizabeth Schwarzer, owner; Schaefer -, \,
Jaeger. architects ''@0
F2IarkrOck ave n 5 $50 u Of Olustead ave
FOR a two story franz dwelling. 2lX4S. Jo1n
smith. Ebellng architect o.
Gleason ave. = = IS Z OF 1f2d -. Tor a tNH
and half story frame dwelling 2lX50, LOUISA : :
Diener. owner. 3 Ebeling. architect -
Alden Place. corner Park ave; for Two t'uz
story brick tenements. 81 2xSS and 42xSI. = a, 4,
Leo. and architect. w
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
BUYS A STUDIO BUILDING.

George Dudley Warng has resold for the Studio
Realty Company to Count Santa Eulalia, sculptor.
the three story studio building No. 119 West sd
street. lot 25x1005 feet
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
TRADING IN LOWER BROADWAY.
Downey Estate Sells Business Building-Ad-
joining Structure Leased for Long Term.

George r. Read & Co. have sold No. 475 Broad
way an eight story business building on a lot
26.4x2OO feet. for the estate of Mary F. Downey.
The FIVE story building No. Al Broadway. adjoin-
ing, has been leased by the Rhnelander estate TO
Stein, Doblin &. Co. for term of years.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

Until today. Arverne has never had opportunity
TO grow. Her boundaries have been very definite
the forming OF them. But energy. deter
mination and capital have made expansion pos
sible
sbly elaborate than the older portion Re
claimed from neglectful individuals who have held
II for years. II has become veritable garden spot
Many thousands of dollars have been expended IN
parkwayS. sidewalks. sewers landscape gardening
md nther heauLIfving development work.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
TWO WEST SIDE HOUSES REsoLD.

r r Wood & Co. have sold for Henry Corn
Nos 1O9 and 1o4 West sth street. two five story
double nathouses. on plot 70x1o0 feet. The prop
ertv was held at $4,000. It was recently taken in
a trade by Mr.. Corn
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
NEW OWNER FOR UPTOWN PARCEL

E. Henry Eckhardt has sold No 5t4 West lSSta
street. a FIVE story modern double hathouse on .
plot o5xsx1o9 feet. for Annie z Weis TO Thomas
Jones.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
LONG ISLAND CITY SALE.

G. z Clay has sold i've lots al William and
Henry streets Long Island City, to Lewis Brown
he bought the property as an investment
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

NEW TENOR. AT MARBLE COLLEGIATE.
The engagement of J. Harry Campbell as tenor
IN the Marble Collegiate Church begins tomorrow
Mr Campbell, notwithstanding his af parent YOUTH
has had some years of experience 'eaChing, as
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
LEASES HUNTINGTON PROPERTY

Douglas Robinson. Charles s Brown & Co have
leased for George Taylor his cottage. known as
srnaiIhvthe, at Huntington Harbor. Long Island
10 Frederick I. Kane. tr.. for a term OF years
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK

Al IN. Sixteenth Baptist Church tomorrow there
iu be held recognition service and reception for
the Rev. DR.. and Mrs. George n. Dowkontt. The
Rev A. ". H Holder will preside.
The Rev. Dr. c & McAfee will preach to the
> laborng men at both services tomorrow at the
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
The New Addition

whose character cannot be altered: whose future
IS assured without the bridges and tunnels; and yet
one which should derive all their advantages
ARVERNE Is JUST SUCH a COMMUNITY
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

There will be a service in Commemoration OF the
four hundredth anniversary of the birth of John
Calvin at the Union Theological Seminary on Mon
day evening. The speakers will be Professors VIII
lam Walker Rockwell, William Adams Brown and
Thomas Cunning Hall.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

limits. police and
regular service from all
primo pal department stores -
Markets stores and schools right at hand
Even theatres in close proximity.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
Incorporated Charities.


rT1HE NEW YORK CHRISTIAN HOME FOR INTEM-
: perAte has moro than doubled its usefulness
10 Crest Mount Vernon. Nearly
nve hundred unfortunate men are now annually well
corned Paying guests accommodated at a cost
entirely in accordance with means Last year the
FREQ Department cared for Three HunqTed penniless
men For this department Thanksgiving and Christ
mas gifts Of money clothing are solicited Address
Stuart Dodge. D. D., Pres; Mr.. Frank K Chambers
Vice-Pres.: Mr W. s. Edgar 4s Cedar St. Treas; Nr
W z Sec'y
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

NJ Singer. The property was sold through H5p-
kins & Boyd for Otis A Mysatt-
De BIois & EldridEe have leased for Mrs. Bla-r
Fairchfd her place. New Lodge. on Bellevue ave-
nue., Newport. to Thomas Hitchcock Of this city
for the season.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
Long Island Real Estate for Sal
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.
Long Island Real Estate for Sale.
Arverne-An Ideal Home
"A Safe Investment

Arvrne dainty Rockaway Coast Its gay hotels
In winter many
testify charm yearround place OF residence
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

At the Scotch Presbyterian Church the pastor,
the Rev DR.. David G. Wylie. will conduct the ser
vices and preach at Il a. m. and p tomorrow.
The morning sermon will be followed by the ordi-
nation and installation of elders and deacons.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

-ou can board a sub
and, in As minutes.
the way and entails
This is but one OF
rail.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

At the Collegiate Church of st. Nicholas the sac
| rament of the Lords Supper will be dispensed at
| the morning service tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS
BY Joseph p Day.

The auction sales yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange, Nos a and 10 Vesey street. resulted as
follows
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

New tenor at the Marble Collegiate Church
well as in choir and concert work. He has recently
pursued a course Of advanced study under the d.
rection of Vincenzo Pannni, tho distinguished
ma estro of Florence. Italy, who refers to him as
his 'favorite pupil" and pronounces his voice as
one of singular beauty" Frank II. Ormsby, who
has been the for the last two years, has sc-
cepted similar position with the First Presby-
terian Church, Of PitteburE.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
Unfurnished apartments to Let.

4 TTRACTIvE APARTMENTS FOR RENT--FIV9
~ rooms and hath. sunshine. goots outlook terms
reasonable. All 1i5th y Y. City
1--WE T7OvrNFTTF, NO II WEST s1ST STA FEW
s1srtmeuts left facing Manhattan Square Full par
tlculaA OF A P COBUFIN. on premises
TTAvB YOU SEEN ~ WEST 7ITH ST. APARTMENT
/ 1 ownership? It's worth investigating.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01
Today Against the Future

We Of Arverne do not deal with possibilities
Values here based what the future holds
Of course 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 lust as will rise. in value
1t is wisdom therefore, select community
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

= tween Port Washington and MaIihasset 300 feet
water front high bank. white sand beach Last
bit of water front bay Superb view Address or see
CHARLES L NEWBOLD, Manhasset Long Island
New-York tribune., 1909-05-01

C,ocIErY FOR PROVIDING Ey@ANGELLGGAL @ G Re
Arthur z. Newbod. Treasurer (of J. 2. Morgan &
Col; A. D. Gantz. Financial secyi - Broedway. y:
= Funds needed TO give the blind the International
sunday School Weekly for leOa