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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-24
JEROME NOW A CANDIDATE
ANNOUNCES DECISION IN A
STATEMENT LAST NIGHT.
New York's District Attorney Says
he Will Accept Any
Endorsement.

NEW YORK, August o4.-District At
torney Jerome announced last night his
decision to be a candidate again for the
office he now fills in the following state
ment:
"As the time approaches at which
district attorney for the county of New
York is to be elected. I have had to con-
slider whether I should seek re-elec-
ton to that ONCE.
after having received for nearly eight
wears the honor and benefit of this office,
II seems to me l should be guided in my
determination not by what may seem
most to serve my personal interest but
nv the consideration of whether ma
ior;tr of the electors desire that ] should
further serve them in this position.
~ know OF no way in which l can as
certain this except by offering myself as
. candidate and I have decided to seek
again a nomination by petition and to
offer myself as a candidate for election
to the office of district attorney OF New
York county
Have you received any assurance a.. from
Tammany Hall of an Endorsement? he
was asked.
Il have not sought nor have received.
directly or Indirectly. any promise or as.
surance of an Endorsement or support.
said the district attorney do not sup
intention before the issuance of this
statement I have not endeavored to
learn, directly or indirectly, what the at
titude of Tammany Hall or amy other
political organization would be TO my &C
ton. I have taken this. course for the
reasons given in my statement. and for
M other reason 1t seemed to me the
right course to pursue. and have pur-
sued It, and l have not the slightest idea
whether / shall have to fight my fight
Shan Endorsement
any political organization. My attitude
on that question is precisely what it was
in 1905. received the support of the re-
publican organization by the withdrawa!
of their candidate and the attempt 10 put
me on their ticket.
Would Accept Any Endorsement.
Il am simply seeking to ascertain
whether or no a ma jority of the electors
desire that l should further serve them
as district attorney of this county, and
I should accept, without hesitation, the
Endorsement of any group of electors,
whatever their politics might be-
What machinery have you now at
hand TO render your candidacy effec-
tive?" was asked.
II have absolutely none. If anything
approaching a majority of electors of
this county believe that l have served
them faithfully for eight years and de
sire that should continue to serve
them, they will provide such machinery
as may be necessary
John A. Henneberry. chief clerk of the
district attorneys Office, will manage Mr..
Jerome's third campaign. and will try
to repeat his former successes in rally
ing the independent vote. All the names
Of the subscribers to the Jerome cam
paign fund In previous campaigns are
& va liable. and Mr.. Jerome's friends will
begin an active campaign for him right
after Labor day. Mr.. Henneberry said
last night that the nominating petitions
would not be circulated until after Labor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-24
Gov. Johnson's Afniction.

AURORA, ILL.,. August 4.-Gov. John
A. Johnson of Minnesota will go into a
hospital September 1 for fourth opera
tion for appendicitis. A statement by the
Minnesota executive that he would be
compelled to undergo this fourth ordeal
under the knife was made public at Au-
rora yesterday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-24
Chow Chow.

One head OF cabbage cut fine. two
quarts of small string beans. one quart
OF lima beans one dozen cucumbers. one
quart small white onions, eight peppers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-24
Tasty, Recipes.
Chilli Sauce No. /.

For chilli sauce peel and cut into pieces
twenty large and nearly ripe tomatoes.
Place In porcelain or gate kettle; then
add five good sized onions, chopped, three
large green peppers and two red peppers,
albo chopped fine.
Add two and 'one-half cupfuls vinegar
and simmer on the back of the stove
from two and one-half to three hours.
When the sauce has been cooking two
hours add to 1t one large cup brown
sugar two tabiespoOnfulS salt, one tabte-
spoonful cinnamon and tableSpoonrui
each cloves and allspice. When cold put
into jars and seal.
Chilli Sauce No. 2.
Throw peck of ripe tomatoes INTO
boiling water. and peel. Peel eight white
onions. then chop onions and tomatoes to-
gether until very fire. Put over the hre
and cook fifteen minutes before adding
pint Of vinegar, tablespoonful each
powdered allspice, cinnamon and black
pepper and a teaspoonful cloves. Tie
spices in a small bag Of cheese cloth.
Cook gently for about five hours. taxing
care not to let the sauce scorch Inen re
move the bag OF spices. strain H. prefer
red, add tablespoonful ground mustard
a teaspoonful cayenne. two tabiespoon-
fuls white ginger and salt to taste.
German Mustard Pickle.
Have ready one quart each small whole
cucumbers. large sliced cucunlbers. green
tomatoes sliced, small button onions ana
green peppers cut fine. Make brine
from four quarts water and one pint
salt. pour over the vegetables and let
stand over night. Heat just enough to
scaId in the morning and turn into a
colander to drain Mix together one cup
full flour, one cup sugar. six tablespoon
fuis mustard. one OF sugar, and one-quar-
ter cupful celery seed, with cold vinegar,
to make a paste. Next add enough more
cold vinegar to make two quarts In all.
Cook until smooth. add the vegetables.
cook until heated through and turn into
jars.
Chow Chow.
One head OF cabbage cut fine. two
quarts Of small string beans, one quart
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-24

possible TO differentiate between the in
quiries
Attorney General Wickersham says that
il is a difficult problem and no determine
ton of it can be reached until the mat
ter has been tirashed out thoroughly; by
those familiar with all the various points
of view. 1t Is for the purpose of reaching
such conclusion that the conference is
to be held. --..-e---- -----
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-24
Third Term for Mayor whitlock.

TOLEDO. Ohio. August c4.-Mayor
Brand Whitlock was nominated for
third term at the head of a full ticket
for city Offices by the independents in
convention last night. Mr.. Whitlock Is
widely known as an author and lecturer
and as the political successor OF the late
Golden Rule" Mayor Samuel L. Jones
out of whose campaigns grew the inde-
pendent voters movement in Toledo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-24

For automobile wear a new button veil
has been brought out. which can be adj
justed without the aid Of pins or mirror.
The buttons hold the veil In place on
the crown OF the hat and the ends may be
brought around In front or back, as the
case may be.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-24

day The names Of 1000 signers are
necessary, and 1t is. believed that there
will be no trouble. in getting them. II Is
understood that Mr.. Jerome. will conduct
vigorous campaign on the lower. East
Side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-24

|LANSBURGH & Bro
42O to 40 9th ST AZ to 425 9Th st.

NOTICE-During the summer We
will give complimentary tickets TO
a Moving Picture Theater.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1909-08-24

Swift & Co.'S sales of fresh beef In
Washington for the week ending Satur-
day. August 81. averaged 1880 per h.
Advt.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
WORK WANTED.

Male
LOCOMOTIVE MACHINIST.--First class,
on construction and running repairs; long
experience: capable Of taking charge: with
new railroad company preferred F. s
Craffins 2. O Box 1873. Tyrone. Penn.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
REALTY NOTES.

George KetchuTn has leased the store and base
nent az No. IL West 125th street for Major A
White. agent, client for term Also
suite in the Havemeyer Building. No. IS Cortlandt
street for the Havemeyer Real Estate Company, to
Or. H Y Mccormick for term
Butler & Herman Company has made the fol-
lowing downtown leases: For J. NJ Carolan & Co.
lofts at Nos. 22s and 230 Greenwich street 50x10O
fee; each. 70 George z. Constable; for the Nassau
Beekman Company. lofts al No. 81 Ann street. 10
John H O'Brien; for Charles F. Noyes Company
third and fourth lofts at No. 192 Pearl street. TO
Gaspar del Pine Co; for Irving P. Lovejoy Com
pany, the sixth floor in the new Reed Building, at
Nos is5 and 167 William street, Gaelic Aneri-
oan Publishing Company: for Andrew c. Zabriskie
lofts at Nos. 36 and 3s John street TO J. J. Don
Company. the third and fourth lofts at No. SO
Maiden Lane 10 Benjamin Gordon Cigar Company.
Gustave Britt has leased the following dwelling
houses for terms OF years: For estate Of H T.
Winter 20 Martha Gross. No 80 Bank street for
estate Of W P WoOdcock. I'd. 10 Samuel H. Dun
lop No p Bank street: for NJ E Troup 10 Ada
eouthwick, No. 17e West 10th street; to Bridget
BranIgan. No 29s West 18th street: to Julius Hell
leG- No 2sS West 18th street and for Catherine
Fease Ellirnan have rented for Mrs. ". A.
Cnaner her country place Great Neck Long
nisnd, 70 a client for summer occupancy
The Lewis H Nav Company (Cnarles F. Noyes
Company. New York agents. has leased for l.
Aodry his cottage No. s South Carlton avenue Ar
verne. 70 Louis lesser for the season Of 1903
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

William J: Smart, successor to the firm Of Fisher
& Smart, reports the following sales: The five
nue., 10 investor; a three story brick building
the east side of Nostrand avenue. go feet
north Of Avenue D, to investor; family
cottage the east side of Nostrand avenue, 250
feet north of Avenue D. TO William Bordfeld ana
resold IL for him 10 investor: 4 plot, 1ooxloo
feet, at the northwest corner of Avenue Q and
East I'd street, TO Deed Realty Company; plot,
32oxl00 feet, the west side OF East 22d street.
100 feet south Of Avenue Q. TO Deed Realty Com
pany; plot. s1x1oO feet the east side OF East
23d street $40 feet south of Avenue c. to Deed Re
atty Company; plot. s0xl0o feet on the west side
of East 80 street $40 feet south of Avenue Q. TO
Deed Realty, Company; a plot. 0xioo feet on the
west side OF New York avenue. $50 feet south OF
Clarendon road. for Mrs. Jones TO W. Bordfeld
and a plot. S76x1oo feet on the east side Of East
18th street, I75 feet north Avenue L. investor
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Porter Co. have solo for Emily D. Day the four
story brovnstone dwelling house No. 10 West 121st
street 2exI6O feet
The Lord estate is reported 20 have sold No 81
East 5sth street. four story and basement brown
stone front dwelling. on lot 20x10O.5 feet
Daniel B. Freedman has sold through ]. Husson
10 c E Sutherland, No 125 West 97th street a
four story and basement dwelling, lot 16x1oo- II
feet
Gregor wiIber has sold No. 412 East s1st street,
fire story tenement. on lot 25X1e2.2 feet
Tinifred K Finch has sold No. 80 West s2d
street four story dwelling house, on lot 20x1o2 ?
feet
Frornan Taubert have sold for the estate Of
Julius Doernberg. No 127 East s5th street. three
stcrr dwelling house. on lot 1Sx10O feet
The two four story buildings Nos. S25 and 527
East 18th street on plet 50x9s.9 feet have been
sold by Patrick J Byrne and Jacob Feinberg to a
NJ. Burns
Louis Ress has sold for Kate B Mason. No. 321
East 1926 street two family dwelling house, on
Let 2e175 feet.
Montgomery Maze has sold plot on Jerome ave
rue GxLssx irregular. near Southern Boulevard. TO
builder for Improvement.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
!, frustrated. svo. pp. xiv. s24 tHenry

r,,r-.a Illustrated. svo. pp xiv. 524- cEenry
Holt & Coz
N. story Of the struggles and triumphs Of the
-,o-ee- railroad builders-
-u.n LINCOLN AND THE LONDON PUNCH
S1o.6on Charivari during the American Civil
II seI-I s65.D Edited by William 6 Walsh.
w. Do I12. (MoEet. Yard & Coz
u-TTrsH TAR FACT AND FICTION The
ShE Pathos and Humor OF the Sailors Life.
Chs-ies Napier Robinson. With introduc-
-, chapter on Place Of the Sea Officer and
ss..,-.sn IN Naval Histor- and Historical
20 by John Leyland illustrated svo, pp.
80 se0 fiarper & Bros)
-. Illustrations include reproductions OF prnta
and voodcuts illustrating the character.
ana OF the sailor ahoat and ashore
s-.N ESSAYS IN SOCIALISM. BY C. Bernard Shaw
fAssIs-.v webb William Clarke Sydney Olivier. Annie
psssnt Graham Wallas and Hubert Bland Edited
= q 3 shaw. I2no, xiii 2is- CBai Publish
ing CornpanyD
sHEx n D. i2rno pp. VI 2o9- tSan Francisco: Gun
..S5sha-a. Curtis & Welch-)
STANDARD OF LIVING AMONG WORKING
=. Cit Chapin- Phi D. Svo. pp. XIV, 5T5 Charities
rrnhltcztion Committee)
published by Russell Sage Foundation
NFANTNG OF MONEY By Hartley wtbers
feno pp. xii. So7- Imported by Charles scribners
sorsl
Facts and suggestions concerning the English money
market
rE GREAT WET Way. BY Alan Dale. Illustrated
II Martin 12Ino. $50 CDodd. Mead & Co.)
A glimpse the humorous side travel.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
4 BLOCK FRONT SOLD
. SITE ON WEST SIDE.
in led Street. Near Fifth
4Uenue.

Trading in the central and uptown districts was
feature yesterday of the real estate market
The Falcon Realty Company bought through L. j.
Phillips & Co. from Arthur Curtiss James a plot
of about seventeen lots being the entire block
front on the west side of Morningside avenue, be-
10Th and 12lst streets. It has frontage OF
23 81. feet Mornngsde avenue. 13S feet in 10th
street and 2s5 feet in I21st street.
The Tayior-Sherman Company leased for H
Oakley Hail. jr.. and Josephine Hall as executors
theve story building No. g West 42d street, on 4
lot 20 lOx1o0 feet, TO Hansen & Shacketon, tators
for twenty-one years The rental for the term Will
be $4,000. The building is to be remodelled Also
leased for William H. Burgess the ground floor
store to Thomas B. Watson. jr.. at No. 597 Madi-
son avenue. for a term OF years. Also leased the
dwelling house No. 5cs Madison avenue for the
Berkshire Apartment Association for term of
years. This house is part OF the Berkshire
apartments.
The Taylor-sherman Company have sold for the
estate of John NJ scribner the 22-foot four story
dwelling house No. 240 West 56th street The buyer
will alter the premises. Also sold for Louis j.
Bowe the 4o-foot five story apartment house Nos.
80 and 312 East 119th street.
Slawson & Hobbs sold for ]. NJ Cohen to the
VILE Construction Company plot 5oxioo feet on
the north side of 1s1st street Us feet east OF 81
Nicholas avenue. for Improvement
Plans have been filed for a six story apartment
house contain thirtysix suites Of apartments 70
be built for the Friedman Construction Company
from designs by Young & Gronenberg in 1Soth
street east Of Fort Washington avenue. at cost
OF 10000, and for six story brick hathouse Tor
the Philo Realty Company. TO have accommoda-
tions for twenty-five families. and to be erected al
cost of s26 900 in 18th street west of Third ave
nue..
Plans have also been filed for installing stores IN
the three story and basement dwelling house al
No. Sc East 2Sth street. the Improvement being
made for H Z. Depew and E. d Pfender from de-
signs by Ross & Mcneil. and for remodeiling the
stable AZ the southwest corner of Sixth avenue and
SD street into automobile repair shops, at cost
of 5000 The architect is George ". Splitter
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
Citations.


SUPPLEMENTAL CITATioN.-THE PEOPLE OF THE
~ state New York, by the free ana in
dependent--To Charles ". Wales TO all
IN the estate OF Matthias oF
County creditors IeRsfe.S
Of otherwise. send greeting:
You each hereby and reouires ner-
sonsry be and before our Surrogate OF the
County OF New York a. the Surrogates Court OF said
County held at the Hall Of Records IN the County %
New York on the 18TH day OF April l9O9 past
ien in the forenoon Of that
judicial settlement Of proceedings
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK Executor OF the Last VIII and Testament o,
said deceased; and such OF
under the age of years required appear
by guardian. II you have have none
appear ant apply for one 10 be appointed. the
event or your nesiec or lelure 70 DO guardian
you In the proceeding
SurroEates the County Of New York 10 be
heTeunto amxed. Witness c
IL 81 Thomas Surrogate Of County at
the County OF York. he 26th day or
February in the thousand nine hun
dred and nine. ~
DANIEL J. DOWDNEY,
Clerk OF the Surrcgates' Court.
STEWART & SHEARER.
Attorneys for accounting executor
No. IS Wall Street
Manhattan. New
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
RELIGIOUS.

-rpsoN.I, RELIGION IN EGYPT BEFORE CHRIS
NTaNTTY BY ". NJ. Flinders Petrie. 16no. pp. X.
T7s diaper BrosO
Ia pers Library of Living Thought
TIE TBsciING OF JESUS By Leo Tolstoy- 1emo
@-- :, v1i. ieo. Cia-per s. Bros)
Uniform with above.
-xsr EMANUEL MOVEMENT IN A NEW ENGLAND
TaWN = Systematic Account of Experiments and
9seertIca Designed Determine the Proper Rela-
to,ship Between the Minister and the Doctor in the
Tsrhr Of Modern Needs. BY Lyman P Powell. Il
fut.-a:ed limo. PP 1e4 &c. P. Putnans SonsD
,rorF-sN THOUGHT AND THE CRISIS IN BELIEF
Rv R NJ venley. limo xviii 364- CThe Mac
milan Company
T6e BALDWIN Lectures for 1909. delivered al the
I-niversity OF Michigan.
rnyE ASST RANGES OF IMMORTALITY. By John B
Berry. ieuao, pp eS CR- F Fenno & COD
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
TO SELL NEW POLICE STATION.
Nineteenth Precinct Headquarters VIII Be
Offered at Foreclosure

The West 10Th street police station.
at No. L. headquarters of the police
Of the 1919 Precinct will be sold in fore
closure on Monday April L. at the Real Estate
Exchange salesrooms. Nos.-14 and 1s vesey street
The action is brought by the United States Ex-
change Bank. against Henry ]. McGuckin and
other persons. 10 a Judgment Of sl7.332 Y.
The property is 10 be sold subject to two prior
mortgages amounting sSsSe5. and to lease held
by the city.
When the old 'Tenderoin' divided into two
precincts about two years ago the city leased
the six story loft building the site and altered
II into station house
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
NEW JERSEY SITE IN A TRADE.

Butler & Herman Company have sold the prop
erty at Seventh and Middletown avenues, Atlantic
Highlands formerly owned by B. Alexander Basch
The property is improved with modern steam heat
ed house and stable including about two acres
Of ground. The purchaser gives in part payment
a four story house at No 913 Union street, Brook
lyn. lot 2ox1oo feet; also Bronx and Richmond
borough properties. J. P. Sanford is the purchaser
OF the Atlantic Highlands property He Will oc-
cupy the premises
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
LENDS CASH FOR DYcKMAN BUILDING.

Charles Griffith Moses Bro. have negotiated
building loan for the Coburn-Gahren Construction
Company from the Title Guarantee and Trust Com
pany for the erection OF two five story modern
, apartment houses at the southwesterly corner OF
213th street and Tenth avenue. These houses Will
be OF ornamental brick stone and wfil s5x
100 feet each They will contain five apartments
on each floor. The corner house will have three
Sfo
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
WILL BUILD IN 4oTH STREET.

The Strange & Sawson Company has sold to the
Tilden Investing Company No. los to III West 10Th
street. old buildings. a plot a01x9Se. adjoining
a site at the northwest corner Of 10Th street and
Sixth avenue. which new home for the Union
Dime Savings Institution is being built. The Tilden
company Will erect its site q twelve story loft
building. % per cent of the lofts OF which have
been leased from the plans
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
ENLARGE THEIR FOURTH AVENUE SITE
Dodd, Mead & Co. Buy Kelly Property, Near
30th Street

Horace S. Ely. & Co. have sold for William ].
Kelly No. 40 Fourth avenue, four story building
lot IS6x70 feet Dodd, Mead & Co.. who
recently bought adjoining parcel The combined
plots have frontage of "a feet Fourth avenue
and 30 feet on 30th street.
The first and second lofts in the proposed build
ing have been leased from the plans by Horace S.
Ely & Co. 30 L>ongmans Green & Co.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales at the Real Estate Exchange
salesrooms. Nos II and 10 Vesey street. yesterday
resulted follows:
se2I W Broadway. e g e6s It : Of White st. 1ssx
100 part sly and store bldg; E Rim ast Veneia
Ahiley ct al; z B Wood. atty: J q O'Donnen ref;
amt due s459 AS taxes, etc. s2872 TO adjourned to
J0s 13sth $. 514.5 II Of Cypress 81. OK
100 sty fat and stores; ] E SIuons et al a
Ruth ct al; II Mayer. atty; J A Caffrey ref; amt
due 1632 So prior $4,000;
T Brigham s39 52I
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

spsIS OF TO-DAY FROM WITHIN. By Manuel An
auszr With c autobiography of the author. illus
;-s.ed I2no. pp. 90 (FIening H. Reyeu Com
Tely9
Dealing more particularly with the religious life
q the country
MADRID Historical Description and Handbook OF
Spanish Capital BY Albert r Calvert With
SIS Illustrations I2Tno. pp. xvii, 622- tThe John
Lane Company
In The Spanish Series" edited by Albert F. Cal
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
nEsss AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
PrsLrc NOTICES.

Pt-RSJfA ANT 10 statutory requirement. no
= ice IL hereby given that an act As
seulbIy. Printed No s96. Int No. 53S has
besr4 nassed by both branches % the Legis-
Isturt entitled an act 20 amend the code
~ civil procedure IN regard 10 appeals In
the city Court of the city OF New York
Further netice Is hereby given that Pub
lie Hearing upon such bill will be, held az
the Mayors Ofice. in the City HaH. In the
city OF New YORK. on Tuesday. April o.
1909. az 1880 o'cs0ck A NJ
Dated. CitS Hall. New York. April 1.
GEORGE 3. MCCLELLAN. Mayor
This bill will be the second heard al that
Tine
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
REPRINTS,

4. HISTORY OF MODERN BANKS OF ISSUE. With
81 Account OF the Economic Crises OF the Nineteenth
,~s,tury and the Crisis 1907. By Charles A Con
AMI Fourth edition revised and enlarged svo. pp.
= 75I &c. P Futnem's Sc1s)
TIT ROcKIES Or CANADA 4 Revised and ENLARGED
EDITION Of Camping in the Canadian Rockies" BY
water Dwight Wilcox F. r. c. :. With more
.ban forty photogravUre other illustrations from
C-leiras Photographs BY the author. Third edition
So ID TX, &c. P Putnana's SonsD
New-York tribune., 1909-04-03
PRov1DENT LOAN SOCIETY BUYS.

The Provident Loan Society is the buyer of the
property. Nos. 734 75s Seventh avenue. sold re-
Gently by L. J. Phillips & Company, for James
Devlin II will have a branch Office the prem