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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-04
TIE. WEATHER
SHOWERS.

Washington Nov $.-F"recast For
New England; Showers Thursday;
Friday fair, moderate southwest winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-04
7-2O-4
loc. CIGAR.

.Vtutput upwards of 4OoO0 waek,v A,
sasster. N. II Factory MAJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-04
FARMAN BREAKS RECORDS.

Sets New High Water Mark for Endur-
ance and Distance With Aeroplane.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-11-04

Mourmelon. France, Nov. 3.-Henry
Farrlan, the English aviator, today won
Evening star., 1909-06-21
WANTED-AGENTS.

WANTED AGENTS To HANDLE \ PROPOSE
ION illa; VII net :, daily without til" invest
trcut II dollar. samples FREE: furnish the
sauf.aI- ". l..nd ~ reference. required g, q.
Do\ II pSa\ s"1 = = NV ie2o-2t*
Evening star., 1909-06-21

GEO w PAREZO 700 Fl NV. PHONE MAIN
4lS6; lock expert: keys fitted OF everv descrip-
tion; electric bells installed. repaired: cash
registers repaired. Je4S0t4
Evening star., 1909-06-21

FOR RENT-UNFURNISHED.
HOUSES.
1i1I 7 st. n Ir.. H.. with stable Si5 on
1912 " ST. nv. l0r.. 2b furnace heat 40 20
1882 y. Cap. St. g.. h. furnace. so 50
Tho Essex. 1922 At. NV. Or. and h. so 20
1.-The Chelsea" I'd and f sts se 5r b. % so
STORES
1304 G st. NV. large 3storv building
with fine large store. per year. So COZ
11l5 G st. NV, large storernom :. =. .S161. 90
GASCII & BIRGE. 1925 v Y ave. NV
Evening star., 1909-06-21
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
ON UNFURNISHED

FOR RENT-UNFuRNISHED
Colonial house. Georcetown: large yard: Tor.
and h. Low rent for summer.
1875 Riggs pl 10 rooms and bath. S4a 90
~ Quincy ST. ne. u rooms and bath - 30
We have a number Of desirable furnished houses
in the NV section: rent. SIS per mo. and up
ward. TYLER & RUTHERFORD unc-1.
iefoIt' 80 18th ST NV.
Evening star., 1909-06-21

UNFURNISHED.

'AUL CO.. ITH & l. \. ".
H34 Ga ay. 10 90
616 La av. sem't.s.c0
COLORED TENANTS.
lt23Seaton NV. 4r. b20. so
22f9Water NV .5r. wl2.5O
63d ST ne. Ar. ". 1000
52I Johnson ct NV.
Vt. w - ~
1925 lSt sw. :'r. W. 80
STABLES.
Rear 1913 N NV. 1000
RI 2Tl3 Ga av, sta &
> acres. .l2.0
r o151 9Th nw.4stls1O.O0
OFFICE ROOMS.
512 + NV. 3r. b.. 1000
1881 U NV. Ar. b.2S.no
sic r NV. IT.. 1000
WAREHOUSES;.
Freedman's alley 40 OF
Rear GLIB l. NV. 1900
iei2-tf
Evening star., 1909-06-21
GEOGRAPHICAL PUZZLE SUM

cated N he one OF ted
T
him
the OF min
he and OF sions
one of these
peculiar Tommy q m to time
Evening star., 1909-06-21
LEAVE WANT ADS" AT
STAR BRANCH OFFICES.
WANT ADS, / CENT A WORD.
Minimum. IS cents only.

NORTHWEST BRANCHES:
Butler & Fici,i. prarcists. I'd and EndiHno ave
Commercial Bank Bllr Postal Telegraph
1hos / Dotrn<. 1s,l and columbia road.
n"Tor' rharma"r. aoth and SIS 49,
Frerson. g. W 11th st. and Park road.
cortnn--S Druc Store. 1tth md 7 s;s
Colaouhcrr'~ Bureau ot Information.
r,s,.s nrvS S,o." 9''n Ia, 11 pl Pa ave- rFe
Trt~~tnr n"n; Sth and I. Postal Telegram.
{ Kanr. Sons & Co Information Bureau.
k'ng,s Drug store. 18th and ! sts SITS,
rortrrqn.s rharn itth md r. l. ave.
ro-s & Mrnd'n onth md K
gro. aSn 9th st NV
Union Station. Postal T"lHcr7n''.
f..''r"f states Ca-itol. Postal Trlcrranh
Woodward & Lnthron. Sure~irt"n'"r',s desk.
Fred. y. Campbell Drugs. 40? Ga. ave-
GEORGETOWN;
n'Donnelrs 0rr- Store. 2"d and NJ sts
n.nonncIrs Drug Sire. acd and SIS.
P.ide's Pharmacy. oSth and sts
NORTHEAST:
Eutlcr.S phgrrracv 4th ard stanton nj. n ..
2 X Rfchrrlson Co. y. Cap and 7 sts.
Narealr'~ Pharna@r Capitol and | SIS.
c !. Kransc. 9Th and K sts. ne.
J nham's Pharmacy. i1th and F. Cantor s's.
hr1ra1i.'S Pharmacy. 18th and ~ sts. ne
Seatmar. n A. Pharmacy Ith and Fl ne.
SOUTHEAST:
c~Idl.v's nrrg Store s.h and r sts, Sc.
u'nnr1"!,'s Drr- store. ?d and Pa. ave- Sc.
= ;, Fealv. Druggist 11th ard r.. ave.
SOUTHWEST.
In + wharf Postal Te'"-ranr Office
Charles S. Walter ani =. :. sw
TENLEyTowN. n. e;
George r Parton. Druggist. Wisconsin aVe.
Evening star., 1909-06-21
UMBRELLAS AND PARASOLS.

BEAUTIFUL LINE PARASOIS.
Various colors and sizes: ladies' own material
pairing a speciality. GRISWOULD. AL 11th NV.
Evening star., 1909-06-21

FOR RENT-BY B. f. {
I2l3 X nv. lSr 2hSlOO 90
l345 l. NV. l5r. Oh. 65. 10
Ga av & Rock Creek
Church rd :. 81. 20
1868 10th NV. .8r. h. .31.30
1928 lst NV. Or. h. 30. 80
IS Fla av NV. Or. .h3O. 20
l4I4 Col st NV. ar. h30. 90
7G3 Girard NV. .6r. h23. 90
61s 1ith ne. .6r.b.. .22.a0
3::'f 18th So. 8r. h. q. 20. 80
1929 4th NV. Or. W. rs. no
I4lS X So. Gr. b. 1870
2541 9Th Iw. 6r, .15. 30
1249 35th NV. 5r.w13.5D
STORES.
9TH & Mass Nv NV. 800
i26 + NV. 200
900 + nw.1st fl. 100
Ne cor 14th & r nw65. 90
lt0I 18th NV. 40. 90
l33a r NV. 20. so
Evening star., 1909-06-21

SOHMER PIANOS EST. 1865. 81 .o0o IN USE.
Blasius pianos. Est. 1855 10000 In
Baldwi pianos. Est lS6s. 10000 in use
Regent pianos. Est. 1888. rs nns in use.
Smith & Barnes. Est 1852. 0.0Hn in use.
Emerson pianos Est. 1856 $4,000 in use.
HTGD WDRCH.
11fn g NV Worch building.
Hauling. tuning, repairing. storage and renting.
jp11-10d
Evening star., 1909-06-21
MANIFESTATIONS.
FEMALE-pOMEsTIC.

BY EFFICIENT WHITE COOK. STU ALTON:
personal reference cooks. white. cnlored.
all capacities help. LADIES' EXCHANGE.
Sn1 Vermont ave- ie2l-2
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Petitions In bankruptcy filed yesterday in
the United States District Court. as follows:
Voluntary. Samuel Quincy. clerk. of No q
ties. $9 SS9 25 no assets. He owes David Open
helm. of No IS East 66th street. and Joseph Ha-
merSchag. of No. 40 West 7+th street S2 S92 16 on
judgments; the Paine Lumber Company, of No 1
Madison avenue, $1,000 and RaVitch Brothers, No.
l Madison avenue. $40
Voluntary, Joseph Bossak, furrier. No. S5s Csld-
we'll avenue The Bronx liabilities. $50 +0 assets.
Sl0550. which include unltquidated claims aggre-
gainst Isaac J. B-ody and Samuel Schattman
and another claim for $1,000 against Samuel
bernstein as assignee of Brody, Schattman 81
Bossak
Involuntary against the Tourists Supply Com
pany, which manufactures toilet preparations at
Nos l2 and II Spruce street. by the Morse Inter
national Agency and others. whose claims amount
to Sl,6f9 0S, Walter p. Walker was appointed re-
ceiver. The assets are estimated to be worth
81 600. which includes contracts to he filled.
The schedules of Alice B. Campbell. In business
at No IS Washington Place show liabilities OF
s5372 II, with assets OF si.IS e. She owes H. A
Cesar & Co.. of No. p Leonard street. H.17s 2S
and J. p. Stevens & Co, of No. q Thomas street.
ss17 80.
The schedules of the Yetman Typewriter Trans
mitter Company. OF this city and North Adams
Mass. show liabilities OF s5.22S 50 and assets of
$3i 4s4 &C. The assets described q factory
and an acre of land at North Adams worth s15.-
OOO nortgaged for $4,000; stock, 5000; machinery
and tools $1,000: notes and securities, S71T per-
sonal property. 500. and cash hand and in
bank. S567. The company the North Adams
Savings Bank 10000 and George W. Chase, OF
North Adams, S.s4s 10
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
CAUGHT IN GAS SLUMP.
Consolidated Erchange Firm Forced
to Suspend.

The suspensfon Of Hackley. Baxter SEED 4
brol,arage commission firm Of No. Il Excnanee
place was announced the floor Of the 'onsoI-
dated Stock Exchange yesterday Failure on tne
,o-+ NJ certain customers of the firm who were
.Ionp. of Consolidated Gas 20 put up additlonal
margins when the break in that stock occurren
fo1ovyng tbe announcement that the United states
surname Court had rendered decision in FAVOR OF
the S0-ceut gas law said 70 have been the
direct arISe OF the suspension
The firm did n considerable small lots business
h,,t II is not thought its liabilities are large
Shortly after the suspension was announced the
firm made an assignment for the benefit of cred
itors to Richard B. Tiinghast, lawyer. Of No 165
Broadway None Of the members OF the firm ap-
reared at their offices yesterday. and there was
nobody on hand but a junior clerk to answer the
inoufries Of number Of anxious creditors who were
seeking information. Mr. Tfllinghast finally arrived
and told the creditors that everything possible
would be done for their protection, and asked them
to he patient until he could find out how things
stood and with this brief statement they had TO be
satisfied.
Alexander :. Hackley who has been member OF
the Consolidated Stock Exchange since March !.
1902 was the board member of the firm. The other
The suspension OF c. W. wflIets. trader.
was also announced on the Consolidated Stock Ex-
change yesteHiay. He said to have been
caught on the wrong side OF the market IN Reading
He had been a member Of the little board since
September s. I@G7. No Importance attached
his failure.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
IN THE BROKERAGE MAEKr

G. BretteH & Sen have resoId for A,,ss.-
RheinhoId No. 421 East 11sth street thras -.
brownstone dwelling
Louis Schrag has sold for Harry J. and ",
garet A. Converse and Jennie E DaboI tn -
story and basement dwelling No. Isl Wss. -.
street. on lot 2Ix1C0 feet. client
Smith & Phelps have sold the two story ana -
ment brick private dwelling No 7o6 East I4d s,-.
on a lot 16.sx1fO feet.
De Selding Brothers have sold for a cIisn- - VI,
J. j. McDermott No. 626 West 13stn street -
story and basement dwelling. on a lot t4yar -
Miss VI. Mouahan has sold for the Realty e.
pany Of America to John Woytisek. Of sbs~.-,
Mass the plot 1aox7O feet. on the west ~.
CIaremont avenue. lao feet north of 1lSth str..
Henry Fatt1n has sofa 10 Stiugebauer Br4.
the southwest corner Of Audubon avenue and =
street. a plot s5xI00 feet. Mr.. Farton has o,-.
the properly since $50. Joseph Faron was !.
broker in the transaction
John H. ScuIiy has bought from Albert s.--
Ter the lot 20199.11 feet. on the north side 81.
street, s44 feet east Of Edgecombe avenus n
scuIIy owns 100 feet adjoining He will ere1es
4o-foot apartment houses on the site.
T Parker Cofby. Of Boston. has sold the A.
story loft building No. S24 Canal street. on ot xr
101 1x25 1xs43 Ieet extending through 10 No sLk
nenard street between Broadway and Csz-
street
Anne F. Smith and Sally K Henninss ara -
ported TO have sold No. 136 10 10 West 9th s,sst
two four story dwelling houses and two sur
stable on plot 4S.sx95-5 feet
B ]. Applebaun has sold the plot. 5o1109 feet a
the east side OF Charlotte street. $50 feet souta
Boston Road.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES
TSHOP COADJUTOR- OF REFORMED EPISCOPAL
BODY TO BE CONSECRATED HERE.

Til. Rev Dr. Robert I. Rudolph Will be con-
,.crs+ed Tuesday evening Bishop Cosdjutor OF
IN. New York and Philadelphia Synod OF the
Reformed Episcopal Church The ceremony will
TAX. place ct the First Reformed Church. Madison
.v.nr,. and 18TH street. this city Bishop Samuel
FsJlo1s presiding officer OF the Synod; Bishop
Charles Edward Cheney, Of the Synod Of Chicago
snd Bishop William 7. Sabine Of the New York
and Philadelphia synod will he the cousecrators
assisted by several presbyters of TIE Church
bishop Cheney will preach
Or Rudolph was born IN this city nearly forty
-hre. years $40. He educated first in the
-,ubIic schools After q few years in business, in
the wholesale 5ewelry trade. in his early youth he
entered New York University, from which he was
graduated with the degree Of B. A He then entered
th. Theological Seminary Of his Church, from which
he was graduated with the degree Of B. d IN
the class Of 1924. Upon this graduation he entered
Princeton Theological Seminary. where ne pursued
q course Of postgraduate studies. He later re-
ceived the degree Of NJ A from New York Uni
-ersit~ and in June 1868 the degree Of D. D. from
the same university
Dr Rudolf entered the Sunday school OF the
rYrs. Church, New York. in the infant class, ana
vas 1pil in that Sunday school in the old rented
eSiHce at 9Th street and Madison avenue. before
the present church building was erected Passing
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
IN THE AUCTION ROOES
Herman NoeHch Pays s6a aSc5 4.
For Street Flathouses

five story fathouses, Nos. 100 and 7s2 Eo1 ss
s0x1G9 feet, at foreclosure sale held a. sGest
Estate Exchange sOlessooms. Ncs Il ana y ,@ Ae@
street. The amount due was about Sl9Odo ,.,s7 sae7
to prior mortgages aggregating 5000 7-'les
The other auction offerings yesterday rss,,,.
fellows:
BY Joseph Day: 3O1 9th 81 n $ 74sn
%. .6X10u. II. : tenmt ard O. n "a erA
Sophia Clug ct a; East. atty. " . BoISsgs g
due S9.J3f 70. taxes etc. S2s5 tc n
Bros $40. leo 1S4th st. 100 2 = sour
1Oox1OO: vacant; H d Brewster agt N Con5eEA eEA azs
z n TatUm. atty: NJ Bevins ref. arlf Sra - et a;
81 "a 30 70 William Klauberv ~, 80 - e.
4a1 l9tn 81 = III, r OF 10Th 25xgl II. sSSSs
HIllery had oct :. 1905 since; J < Fl FTl, Els1
atty: adjourned TO Feb 5. 1Hooss1,
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
COMING CONVENTIONS.

The Religious Education Association is 70 hold It's
sixth general convention in Chicago. from February
Q to II. As has been the custom at former conVen-
tions Of this organization, the convention OF next
month will have number of general sessions, and
also larger number of departmental sessions The
general theme for the convention will he Religious
Education and Social Duty
On the invitation of the Presbyterian churches OF
Pittsburg the Presbyterian Brotherhood Will hold
its third annual annual convention in that city
from February 3 to o. The brotherhood Is fed
Grafton of all the mems organizations in the Pres
bytertan churches Of the country, and the indica-
tions are said 70 be that several thousand men Will
go 10 Pittsblrs for this national convention Day
sessions Of tho convention will he held in the First
Presbyterian Church. but evening sessions will he
in the Convention Music Hall.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
UPTOWN ZONES ACTIVE
OPERATORS BUSY THERE.
Charter Realty Company Bugs a
Plot an Park AUenae.

Trading in districts south Of 59th street was
feature Yesterday Of the real estate market The
charter Realty Company bought through Pease *
t,1Iir,an the premises Nos. 1904 lots, ION ana lViV
r,orl, avenue forming plot 01.7xs2.2 feet, h,ty
foot soutb Of the southwest corner of s5th street
The asking price for the parcel was Sloo"o baIiS
& Carlson the sellers
Michael Tully bought from Michael Meehan SIX
lots on the east side OF Whtlock avenue 80 rect
ro-th Of Baretto street. Four story apartment
houses will be erected the site.
The Coils P Huntington estate sold the River
eide Drive block front between nth and lZ'n
streets , -.
Plans have been fled for a five story nathodSe "
he b,tIt on 16nth street. east of BROADWAY TOT 'l
Vanderbilt Tile Company. of which George n Nai
derbiIt is president. II is 10 he or orhaIheli'al
1,ressed brick of Italian Renaissance type WIN d
norch entrance with Doric pillars Tnere VIII ~
tvrentv-one suites Of apartments, OF whlcn Iea'ue
will he the individual reception hail for eacH sun
= e 70 cost $4,000 The architects are Neville q
BagRe. =.
plans have also been fled for making over the
e1o etor,. tenement house at No. Is East Broadway
into a loft manufacturing building, with stores On
the ground floor. the change of occupancy TO De
made at a cost Of 5000 for Samuel SiIoe'ild" a"
nov owner Max Muller is the architect
Plans have also been filed for an eish' s'orS Ilo
and bachelor apartment building, to he erecteo Io
I II Monheirner at Nos. 225 and 22I West 9o'h
e+rea+ II is 10 he of ornamental brick, WIN d
frontage Of 20 feet and depth Of IS feet WIN an
extensIon II will have facade adorned WIN "'7"
canine bavs II will contain offices on the lo"er
floors and on the second floor there VIII De 2 S'''a
auditorium The building is 10 cost S-o'v' III ~
siers arc nv c. ". Buckham as architect
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09

through sn the Sunday school grades, he became
a leader in the young peoples work and teacher
in the Sunday school. Upon bis ordination in 1926
he became assistant pastor Of the parish under
the Rev Dr.. now Bishop. Sabine. his lifelong
pastor.
About five years ago DR.. Rudolph was elected by
a unanimous vote TO the chair of systematic
theology and Christian ethics in the Theological!
Seminary, which office he now holds. Shortly after
this election he went to Germany and took A post
graduate IN theology in the celebrated school
a Erlangen. Dr. Rudolph has continued his resi-
dence IN New York making two Journeys a week
TO Philadelphia TO attend 10 his seminary duties.
He has, therefore, been able to retain some con-
nection with the First Church all these years, Of
which he vestryman until a few months ago.
In 1896 DR.. Rudolph became secretary OF the New
York and Philadelphia Synod. which Office he has
held without interruption until his resignation was
made necessary by his election to the episcopate.
His new office Of bishop coadjutor will In no way
conflict with his duties IN the faculty Of the semi
nary, upon which he will remain. DR.. Rudolph IS
a member Of the Delta Epsilon Fraternity, and
has a wide acquaintance in educational circles.
His popularity clergyman is unQuestoned. and
as bishop It is believed, he will receive hearty
welcome from every clergyman and in every parish
in the synod.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
PLAN FOR A CANADIAN UNION
Committee Of Presbyterians, Methodists and
Congregationalists Completes Arrangements

The joint committee representing the Presbyterian
Methodist and Congregational churches OF Canada
has just announced that its work OF deciolhs upon
basis Of organic union Of the three denominations
has been completed. They have been at work upon
the matter years and have provided so far
as they can tell a basis of union that Will SATISFY
the people the three denominations not only upon
doctrinal points but also upon the puzzing matters
Of polity and finance which usually present obsta-
cles to interdeno1nnationa union If doctrinaa
matters can be satisfactorily adjusted.
From the outset of the Canadian movement tow
ard union there has been expressed intention on
the part of ell parties it that there should be no
haste IN the negotiations The joint committee mas
met only once each year, leaving matters OF de-
tail IN the interim to be considered by sub-con1-
roI.tees They have now decided that action the
matter IS not be taken by the governing hodles
of the three denominations until the fall OF 1910
This gives nearly two years for the people OF the
churches to become thoroughly familiar with the
matter before they are called upon to ratity or re-
feet tAs findings OF the committee.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
GENERAL ITEMS OF THE WEEK.

The tuenty-frst anniversary Of the founding Of
the Church Periodical Club will he held in the hall
of the Young Won1en's Christian Association on
Monday, January II. at 2:30 p. The Rev Dr.
William r. Huntington wiz preside. and addresses
will he made by the Rev Henry Mottet. OF the
Church Of the Holy Communion; ATChdeacOn Spur.
Of MoundsviIle Va, and the Rev. A. r Mansfield,
chaplain Of the Seanen's Church Institute
DR. Madison c. Peterss subject to-norrow even
ing at the Majestic Theatre will DO ''Busybodies:
Their Diabolical Enterprise"
The interest manifested in the last weeks ser
vices at the Bedford Presbyterian Church. Brook
lyn has caused the demand for their continuance
the coming week. the new pastor the Rev. DR. S.
Edward Young preaching Sunday morning and
evening and every night or the coming week. ex-
cept Saturday.
What We Know About Heaven will be the
subject Of the by the Rev. DR.. J. +. Car
son. in the Central Presbyterian Church. Brooklyn.
tomorrow evening. There will be special music
by the quartet
At the Scotch Presbyterian Church the Rev. DR..
David G. Wylie viii conduct the services and
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
cHRrs7.s MISSION THIRTY YEARS OLD,

Anniversary meetings in Commemoraton or the
thirty years work of Christs Mission. No @Sl West
57th street will be held in the Mission Building
beginning tomorrow. Christ's Mission. an fncor-
porated missionary society, esta hlshed in 1879
by the Rev. James A OConnor. The progress OF
the work has been marked by the acquisition OF
the large building in West 67th street The an
niversary meetings will continue during the re-
naming Sundays Of this month, when the preach
ers will be. respectively. the Rev DR.. Jay y. Taft.
the Rev Charles P. MacGregor and the Rev. DIR.
s Mac Arthur
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
LEASES FIFTH AVENUE STORE

c Alfred Capen has leased for William ". Ear
to Deans a confectioner and caterer. the basement
store and second and third floors Of the building
No SOS Fifth avenue for twenty years
Brill Brothers have leased the third loft IN Va
lo East 18th street and No 125 University Piso.
the Goldberg Brothers Company. now at No q
Pleecker street.
The Duross Company has leased for the B0ins
Manufacturing Company the second loft In No. 81
West 4zd street 20 the Inventors Model COMPANY
FOR five years
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND
~ The Tribune received at
1864 Broadway. between 36th
O'Clock D. m. Advertisements
branch Offices at regular Office
viz. 264 Sth ave, s. e. cor.
18th St: 1O4 East 14th st:
Ith and sth aves.: 263 West 1:
Sd ave. near 6lst St: 170s Il
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

r.-,t,,r ave g 800 n s OF Woodlawn Road; two
q sly frame tenemsnts. 21x56 each; Annis
DAarnbra. owner. Moore & L4andstsce, srcni- 49,,
recatur ave, " s. SO Sc n Of 1884 81: sly BRICK
tenement bO19AS: Juli,as GI-oSsrnar oVE1er' -.
Schaefer & Jaeger, architects; cost !"
1Tpth ST n : 100 II OF Arthur ave. tEo sly
brick tsreraents. IS. 81. and ~ 2xsss; Joan Nc
NyIty owner schaefer Jaeger, arehitecls' .,
. " '"--s""--~ -
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
BTYs AN APARTMENT HOUSE

Henry S. Van Duzer IS the buyer Of the ten st0-r
apartment house at the southeast corner Of 9tl
street and Madison avenue, sold recently oy Psass
& Gilman for James A Farley.
He gave in part payment the Two i've story new
law spartment houses at the northwest corner q
Anthony and fremont avenues-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
SOLDIER KILLS POLICE SERGEANT.

San Francisco. Jan. s-Sergeant J. F. Noting.
one of the oldest officers Of the local Police De-
partment. shot and killed early to-day by a
soldier of the United States army. whom he was
attempting arrest at Montgomery and Sacra-
rnentn streets
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
SALE OF WEST END AVENUE SITE.

Bernard smyth & Sons have solo & TOT paaI.-.
,1,Iui., IN the g. and n. NJ. Hall Realty
COMPANY plot 2x1"o feet. at the northwest cor
rer Of 9th street and West End avenue tWelVe
story apartment house will probably be erec'ed on
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09
NEW OWNER FOR DOWNTOWN sr,,

Joseph D. Cronan has sold for the Locbn,,
tate No. 162 Chambers street. a four story -, -
building on a plot 32.6x75x2s. .5x751 feet g
West Broadway and Greenwich street. Tbs Tb,'sl -
erty was owned by the seller since 1854
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09

preach Tomorrow morning on Christian Imperial
ism, and at n n, the Rev Lee w Beattie, Of
the Madison Square Church House. will speak on
Men in the Service of Men" Special attention
will be given TO the music by the choir and congre-
cation.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-09

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
their Uptown once, No.
St and 3Tth st until 9
received at the following
rates until 8 o'clock D. m
23d St: 1888 9th ave cor.
81 West 42d st. between
,5th St; 1035 Sd ave. 1926
q ave. near Seth st