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New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
THE AUTOMOBILE BILL.
nF The Trinnna

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
Sir. The new motor vehicle bill. which was ap-
proyed unanimously by the New York State Sen
ate passed by the Assembly by g vote OF L6 70
2l and is now before the, Governor, Is not only
sound theoretically and practically. but in respect
Of the speed provision. has been adopted BY sew
eral other states. where it has worked success
fully and given satisfaction. ANY one who con-
sf5ers that the speed provision is a new and IN
renious device as promulgated in the New York
bill is standing upon empty hypothesis. Inc
spaed provision IN spirit and substance is already
the law Of several states. in some OF whlch us
terms are even more liberal than tHose OF lne
New York provision. II one were LOOKING I'i
,-ece5ents for the speed provision they would not
be- far TO seek. He would find in the law OF YER
mont IN the law Of PENNSYLVANIA and in the law
- CC-,nacricur ample Illustration Of the fact that
similar provisions have been approved by sister
et,,es and have been found satisfactory in prac-
tice.
u {s somewhat surprising that, after the pro
,oss5 New York statute has been the subject OF
discussion and has been known by the public 70
le under discussion by the New York state Legs
,.+,,,o for two years and after there have been
many public hearings upon the oi!l al "ile' ,Ho
citizen would have been welcomed, and after the
nm hos been thoroughly discussed and considered
rv the members OF the Senate and AsseilD's Vi
- e,+,+, of New York and approved by them,
-i,.~o s1,orId come in at the last moment "heh
Tho hill is before the Governor for actloh' three
~ fo,,r Individuals who with no apparent kho"i-
edea of the subject having paid no attention 10
The hill while IL was under consideration having
fa5 "a lend their aid and assistance to the drait-
ing Of legislation in this regard should seer - uP
80 and hiring TO naught the efforts Of those who
- e,rver thorough thought and study 10 the sub
ia, SENSE AND SAFETY.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
BRONX RIVER CONDITION HORRIBLE
A Plea for It's Cleansing and Construction of
Proposed Parkway.

To the Editor of The Tribune
The patriotic people who are to commemo-
rate certain Colonial events at Bronxville should
call the attention Of the Governor and visiting
Mayors to the horrible condition Of the Bronx
River, which runs through the neighborhood, for
msrly beautiful stream, but now simply COM
mon sewer. A bill was passed creating the Bronx
Parkway along that stream and removing the
common nuisance along fits banks, but owing to
the hostility Of Mayor Mcclellan 10 movement has
been made to carry out the provisions of this law
New York gets plenty Of money for Brooklyn
and Queens, but what The Bronx or Westchester
County gas fights like soldiers for. and yet West
chester County is fun of New York business men
Every train sends its hundreds Of commuters into
our great city. New York City takes all OF Its
water from Westchester County. This parkway
would give New York City business men chance
10 20 home in their automobiles without killing a
lot Of men, women and children. Property is all
tied up along this parkway. and people do net
ant to buy nor sell The estimated cost Of buy
ing all the property along the line IS not large
amount and the Improvement could be started
at once without detriInent TO the interests Of the
people OF New York
THEODoRUs VAN WICK.
New York May 16. 1909.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
BIG DOWNTOWN LEASE
RENTAL ABOUT $250,000.
Property Is O1vned by the Trinity
Church Corporation.

fair volume of business was transacted yester-
day in the real estate market Frederick Winant
leased for the Trinity Church Corporation to Corne
& Underhin the plot No 515 to 5A Greenwich
street and No. 500 81 Spring street, the north-
east corner of Greenwich and Spring streets lux
125 feet together with the building to be erected
on the Site for twcnty-one years. at a net rehtal
aggregating about S25GOO0 for the term.
NJ & L. Hess sold for Aaron Coleman No. l54 10
40 West 18th street plot 0Ox9S9 feet to cheht'
who will Immediately improve the site by the cree
ton Of a twelve story and basement loft bulldlng'
The same brokers sold this property to MI Coie-
man in 1905 He made substantial profit from his
investment,
The Hudson-Cfrant View Realty Company sold the
Hudson-Grant View. a six story apartment mousse
No 122 to 12S Claremont avenue, on a plot l0oXIOo
feet. near f22d street
Miller, McMann & Doney sold for Mrs Augustus
Vatable to F. Dimon Bird No. p East 63d street d
five story American basement house on lot 1o'N
1905 feet. It was held at $4,000.
McKim. Mead & White, architects, have hIed plans
for the Knckerbocker Trust Company for relaylng
the sidewalk in front of the companys marble
bank and Office building at the northwest corner
OF 3ith street and Fifth avenue, to conform Win
the requirements of --.e Highway Department LOT
the widening Of the roadway. \ new curb VIII De
laid upon steel columns and beams, and new side
walk upon arches which have been waterproofed
The, improvements are to cost 5000, something less
than was expended upon the remodeliing OF 'he
porch of the building last year and removing the
plaza staircase that led TO II.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
LETTERS TOTHE EDITOR
GIVES ADVICE TO PORTO RIcANs.
Correspondent Bids Them Cease Petty Bick-
erings and Suppress Agitators.
he Editor of Tie Tribune.

To the Editor of The Tribune
Sir: Cable dispatches from Porto Rico announced
the other day that a commission from one
Of her political parties was its way north 10
submit to our government its side Of the present
trouble It appears, from. what has been advanced
in the first tidings TO the purpose Of the new
delegation, that ele attitude of the Porto Rcans,
which, by reason OF the refusal Of their insular
lower house to concur with the Executive Council
IN the approval Of the budget, has been admirably
lkeued here the childish posture embodied in
the sentence, IF ! don't get my way won't
play with you any more" will be shifted
with the presence Of the commission 20 this
udicrOus position: Don't throw the blame on me,
uncle. it was all my brothers fault"
What the Porto Ricans need just now-and this
is the suggestion OF Il good friend-is to pour oil
on troubled waters and avoid the controlling power
Of INSCRIPTIONS Ggitators of all political parties
who instead Of accelerating their onward march
uLder American rule, pushing them backward
with their parHicious activity They have got the
can. and they must start sprihkng the sur
face. One commission on the heels of another
Will only lessen the possibility of gaining for
themselves the good will of the President and, for
that matter that Of the Congress OF the United
States Let them a people follow the Presidents
advice, and settle down to work in earnest. Do
not try to fix the responsibility for the present
differences on any of the local parties and cease
bringing up to Washington for adjustment these
small chickering's and petty jeaouses. Now is the
proper time for hard thinking among true Porto
Ricans, and ve do not doubt that in the long run
wise reasoning will prevail. We too busy now
IN the discussion Of the tariff and the heated term
is here. TEOFII.O GARBAN.
New York Nav rs
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Plot an anthony AUenue, Near Pros
pect Place, Sold for 81, ,809.

vacant plot, 75x92 4x752x9 feet, on the easter
ly side of Anthony avenue 125 feet south OF Pros
pect Place was sold at auction YESTERDAY al tne E
Real Estate Exchange salesroom' Nos II ana 10
Vesey street, by Samuel Goldsticker to LOUISA
Diener. The purchase price was s5SOS. The sum
due the property was about $500 Ihe 0tnei
auction sales resulted follows:
ly Joseph P Day.
ave p cor nth St 75xs9 O. and nd 1s sy 9lds' anu
$50 535 18th IFS r Of Ave B. 4SxOSs s so
adoS6d fsi'5S S Nav ahG Eo 97 sly O'oSS III
5S7 10 543 18Th ST. $50 # of Ave b. 81 sHle8 eS
Of Eliza Mulry deceased adjourned s9 May 5i7s
sty dwlg: New Netherand Bank agt A CT0tn9IH @ 9Se
S706 55 subject prior of s1sOoo adjourned TO
sdsOn 72 Hsa Of Mq9ts4|fry 60 s ast St Bs1as 8sA5
Isa5enoa' a. S'y TS attys Herman Hoffman ref
amt due $s S56 81 taxes etc S193 CO. to Paul Heinger
!S7 and 269 it4th Of 1th ave 4oz29 zgolD5 III
@ all amt aSten ae SO 649 Fns5cn s2 to the pan
27I and 278 144h ST. $40 # of 7th ave- ave: 4Sx
same attys: same ref amt due. S2427S II: TO the
gi7 70 o25 Meirose ave of 163d St 100 TX
Wiener Sgt Joseph Wiener al: William voke atty
Norris @ ref + s sa oSg SSe IS So Se pan ia for s
578 Teasdae Place . f. of Of 80 eoTss ays hge
ct 3 al Babe sttys aaG o. 10 6Ts the defendant e for
346 44h st. s. $50 sth 5oH9s 1i1 II; sty
al; Jackson & F. attys; F CareH reI: amt MI fue g
$1,000 $1,000; to to the s5sT5 Diantir i for SIS 200
BY Samuel Marx.
1735 Ave A. 5O4 # Of Goth St % 2xlo.x & irres
sty tnrnt and store; c woodruff ct al agt Joseph
Kornhauser ct al; Cannon & s. attys; WIlism AIeh
prior mort OF $4,000: to the plaintiff for s1125o.
The auction offerings to-day will be as follows;
Joseph p Day.
544 37th ST. s. 225 It q OF nth ave. 25x9s9: , sty
teurnt: Mary Ruh al agt Goldsten ct al ac-
tion Trautrnann. atty; McAvoy. reL ann que
Sc OTS 3O taxes etc $3.50 II; TO a mge Of $1,000
BY Samuel Marx.
542 87th st. S g. 80 It 1tth 23x9s9 ; sty
teumt: same aRt same; action 2. atty same ref
due $40 II; sub 10 first ntse
Se,O0o
BY Samuel Golfsticker.
1874 "a ave W s. - n Of Q7th ST. 25xiOO: 4 sty
store; Matthias Ksmmenzind agt Abraham
Trichman al. 2 Hummel atty; Jacob Levy, ref
due S7614 ~; etc $7Ti 90: sub TO mtge OF
5000.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
DAISY IN POLITICS
IrS. StoryS Supporters Wear Floral
Emblem of Loyalty.

At a meeting OF the public safety committee OF
the City Federation Of Women's Clubs held yester-
day morning at the Hotel Astor il noted thar
a number Of women were wearing daisy buttons
They were Innocent looking little things, with a
circle OF white petals around golden centre but
they might just well have been red flags. Tor
the Christian name Of Mrs William Cumming
Story happens TO be Daisy, and the wearing OF
the daisy was confined 70 her adherents. Mrs
John Francis Yawger, whose hostility to the pres
ent administration Of The City Federation never
has been disguised. had the daisies for sale, ana
among The uearers were Miss Mary Garrett Hay
and Mrs. A. n Palmer The badge emanates
from the group Of directors who recently issued
an affidavit relative TO the truth of a statement
made by Mrs Story at The last convention Of the
City Federation and denied at that time by the
president. Mrs Belle de Rivera. About one nun
dred women are sad to he wearing the daisies
The de Rivera party say that the daisies are tn
ana Mrs. de Rive:a denied a runlor that her ales
were about TO hiring out bell in retaliation
4 have heard Il school children doing these
things she said. hut I cannot accustom myself
70 the idee OF their being done by grown-up
women
The r,lflic safety committee met. under the
ohairnauship Of Mrs r. T. Cartwright. TO con-
sider the promotion Of FIRE drills and other meas
ures for the protection of the public from fire; ana
after H F. J. Porter and ex-C'aptain Thomas +.
TUite had told how ten story building could be
en1ptied in corrv-7ve seconds and how Impossible
II was 70 20 down q IRE escape backward. with
people treadinE on ones hands, Miss Hay sug-
ges1ed thar the City Federation begin at home II
It's efforts TO secure better fire protection
The City Federation Hotel win stand investiga-
ton" she said and this committee ought 10 see
thar il has fire drills and fire escapes before It
does anything else
There was nothing unreasonable in this sugges-
ton but as Mrs. De Rivera is president Of the
CITY Federation Hotel Company her friends were
not slow 10 point out that Miss Hay wore daisy
upon her bosom.
after this subject had been disposed Of he com
1aittee voted at the request Of General Bingham
70 recommend u the City Federation the indorse-
raent Of a bin now in the Assembly Codes Com
rnittee provide for the registering q reVolVefS
solo. leased or given away Mrs Henry Chand-
less asked for some action in behalf Of the un-
fortunate owners Of automobiles who are held up
bv ir7pish boys and stolid truCkmen who refuse
10 swerve from their course. no matter how broad
the way The autcnobilist has woes as well as
the pedestrian. she intimated. hut the committee
had not time 70 take up her plant
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
AN APPRECIATION OF MEREDITH.

To the Editor Of The Tribune
sir Thanks are due TO you for your crluc'sIi'
aud editorial on George Meredith. have seen no
others so comprehensive or SO appreciative OF that
oraat soul It should mean something TO those or
,,s who know and love him that Justice should be
done 10 his genius even after 1t has passed out OF
being
II only more Of would accept the truths ne
teaches in his tales OF true human ll1e' real men
and women. never heroes or villains; ana IN MS
little known poems, which have a power un-
1rsor,ed OF for those who fortunate enough
N grasp theml OF him we may say what ne IN
tended as a tribute TO Shakespeare
Thv greatest knew thee Mother Earth; UnsoGred1 tT1
Of human passions, but Of love dehowered >,
His wisdom was not. for he knew thee Well
As TreveIvan says in his Poetry and Philoso-
nhv' of George Meredith Meredith is the in
snfred prophet Of Sanity" And what could be
more wholesome for this somewhat demented age
and generation? Read him, friends. and cure your
mental and moral indigestion. s. l..
Brooklyn, May 19 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
TO FoREoLosB A s1,ooO,OOO MORTGAGE.
Action Affects Large Broadway Plot on Part
of Which Is Tower Building.

Justice GiIdersleeve, Of the Supreme Court. has
appointed Samson Lachman referee to sell the
property No. a to 80 Broadway, extending through
TO No. Il TO a New street. I'm action brought
by the New York Life Insurance Company against
the Broadway & New Street Realty Company to
corecose a mortgage Of 100000. made July Is.
I9a5 Interest. etc. increase the amount due to
81 O66 656 Is. George ". Hubbel is counsel for the
plaintiff The property is scheduled to be sold
by Bryan L. Kennedy June II at the Real Es-
tate Exchange salesrooms, Nos IA and 16 Vesey
street
The holding company acquired the property four
years ago with the idea of erecting q tall Office
building on the site. Last year the company filed
plans for a thrty-elght story structure. which was
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
LEASES TWO 125TH STREET STORES

Harvey II. Bloomer has leased Tor the Hotel
,,-i-.tro,, C,omnanv the store No. 2O2 West 125th
tao+ 70 Ceser's Mems Furnishing Company.
and also the adjoining store. No. 2oi West l25th
strsst 10 the Schultz Cigar Company The sans
broker negotiated a loan of $1,000 between the
Century Investing Company and the West End
BufIding and Improvement Company.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21

serge and everything seasonable that can be made
in the simple style
The quantity of material required for the medium
size 0sixteen years. is yards "A or q 52 yards 3
yards a inches wide. with Z yard 2 inches
wide for collar and belt.
The pattern, No. 6s33. is cut in sizes for girls os
Il and l6 years OF age. and VIII be mailed TO any
address on receipts OF 10 cents.
Please give pattern number and age distinctly,
Address Pattern Department. New-York Tribune.
If in hurry for pattern send extra 2-cent
stamp and viii send by letter postage in sealed
envelope
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
pREss CLUES LAST SOCIAL DAY.

The Wor1an's Press Club viii have its last social
5zv for The season next Saturday al the Waldorf
Astoria The programme, under the charge Of Miss
Helen Varick Boswell, viii include paper on
.aTbe Chemistry Of Character by Mrs Margaret
EavenhiII and a speech BY Mss Mary Garrett Hay
o- ..zy-ornan-s Best Education for Citizenship"
Other Sneakers Will be DR.. Edgar D Shinar, the
J7er John Wesley HIu and Mrs. Eva Mcdonald
Vaiesh youthful harpist Edith Mae Connor'
xii NAV Two solos
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
HARLEM y. w. c. A. EXERCISES.

The Harlem Young Woueu's Christian Associa-
4ion No = West 124th street. viii hold the grad
uating exercises of the educational department al
The building On Monday. May q, al SIS P m. AIRS
Kate I-pson Clark viii be the speaker There viii
be an exhibi1Isn Of the work Of classes in domes-
nc art and domestic science on Wednesday and
THURSDAY, Nay g and q from 10 10 2 m \
recital viii he given by the elocution class this
evening al SIS O'Clock.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Slawson & Hobbs have sold for A Pursch to
client for occupancy the five story limestone front
dwelling house. No. SIS West l0lst street. l'x0o1
1OOu feet.
Charles F. Haskell has sold for Annie E Began
the triangular plot the northeast corner OF
Southern Boulevard and linton avenue. with 'front.'
ages of 1873 and 122 feet. respectively, and rear
line of s26 feet.
tr5v,ard Wackerhagen is said to have sold Nos.
"a and 256 West 65th street, frame buildings on
DI0t 5n0x1CO5 feet.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
MARKET FOR srApLEToN HOUSE.

1--ant PoeI has sold, through Cornelius G. koln.
n DR. Rach, house at smith terrace ana lhe
Richmond Road; Stapleton- II mas Hon'ass ol
~ m smith Terrace and 2Z5 feet on the Rich
mond Road.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
y NJ. c. A. CLERK HELD FOR LARCENY

A clerk in the Ninth street branch OF the Young
Mems Christian Association in Brooklyn was ac-
cused by Superintendent Carroll G. Chase in the
Adams street court yesterday Of stealing 500 to
play the races The prisoner told the magistrate that
he was John Green. of No. 552 10th street, Brook
lvn The police said they found a number of
ing slips IT, his possession when they arrested him
on Wednesday night. Magistrate Furlong held the
Young man in 81, 600 bail for examination.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Arthur ave- n . cor of 1Tsth 81. sty brk ten1t
20 xg5: Arthur Avenue Buildlns % u"I7-s' go
charles steE1nayer archt, cost s-Oo
g. PauTa nj cor OF washington ave . sy
- -srr1t 40 I.xSq Il: Valley Forge Realty co.
owners. Albert Morris. archt; cost OOO
UashInutoD ave ? $ 1902 ~ OF l15d 81. no
So bT[ tenr,ts 5Ox96 10 each; Leader Bloom q
Siverrnan Co owners; Charles II Sfrauo, aren't -
cost
rffTnsr 81 . s $50 = OF City Island ave n
stv frame dwlg. 2ON27. Frank Barton owner
q Mcclure arCht. COST II
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
pr11.D1NG LOAN CONTRACTS.

rtsbopt ave . s g91 Il of Ford ST. 2oIlOo- =. ~.
rT5eo1ora VVentz loans Abraham warren souV'
r,ro,[nact ave n " Beck ST, Z9xlto5 LAWYERS
TIDE Insurance ;,I1IsS, and Irus' 27ooC
I7I-sr ave . $ i25 Il n OF 1S0th St I9xlo45; MAY
Cohen and Emanuel Glaubsr loans SaInlei - "a,
,,-sLi1@tn1 81 No 4s3: Jared " Bell loans -.
Greenwich y same loans sanae...-... I40OC
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
MIDTOWN INVESTMENT PURCHASE

ington avenue a four story high stoop brownstone
dwelling house. on a lot l99xS5 feet. to client as
an investment
The same brokers recently sold No. 359 Lexington
avenue ad joining this property the south.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
Il Dartm6Rt Hotels.
Proposals.

TTWEAsURY DEPARTMENr oFFIgE o. THs
ia srBs5g6slIs AEssss' Ses @ b .,a ai
this once until o'clock m On the ds.es sats -
sShsdass ths articIss 10 Ss su5Pi,a 1r 6, -ap1' Z
sa4lnSs sal,6 =. sPie5 ss the So.Ts 1 % & NE az 1919 ne %
ulSs o articles on which Pr0Pos1s are ,sessa r5s 2
1893. Chairs. IN accorIanoe with Department tts1s..
bsnj-vood chairs typewriter chairs nigh rgeaEy stoo
wsdnesday, June D. 1919 Desss regular and s2seHs.,
sis: sTses SogShss ,Is , TsEas .S an & to ss
TsSglar aud sDsSia grade sshci1ls & 70 . ss8 sso
sonai book cases sShetas No. - 10 2e s-ssi-
uie No 5-To be opened Mondsv. June - ia'a Nsts
lockers sectional haE racks tso.s end P.t5s25, si
articles to furnished ,e 5rtas t3s , s,S
ment orders therefor and are 20 oe trya-.ei .-ss y
70 ths DyparssnI TOT 5rS,sHS Or S-1 auv apply ard
peSisrstons so B ~ tss lbs 5rarches vii b far-
H''hsa "A RIfs hs KSox TAYf6E spsTsinx Kreh,sct
DRoPosAIs WILL. RE KEs-EHvEp AT TIVE 81
L OF supplies and Accounts Nsvy 49, ps[ fa5a
and paslieIy opened Immediately thsrrasr isisa e
the navy yard New Yos "a y III "a e I,-,fia
1lS5 Bus flannel serge-sch rs L6ee',ei s-.isEl,h
s5creIs rarDs8 Rand toos-sch t2aa white pine-sn-
i24I Condenser tubs. etesch- l2l6. TseFssns 81
rubber covered wre-seh 10 20, p, .s bisck priaf
paper tracing eloth.-sch. 1855: Iubr.esung ~ sssss
SSrSe Chrome Ias Ssaasnsers and ST.
i2eO Rubber boots. oiled clothing i,Srs f5r pro-
TossIs sso1I6 desirnats the schedules desired ~ -
fVanl will furnished upon appll.,.-.,,
nav nav of1ce y Y. Or
II ROCFyRs Paymaster General, L > y -
DRoPosALs FOR STEEL RAILS AIS - ASgl- MI locks.
il TRACK SPIKES TRACK BOLTS. ~ a. sfafs
or Panama Rail Road COMPANY sill
Street New York. May ~. leoe-SeaIea iT-s-s,srt.
he al ofnce OF the Purcfaer-s
Road Company. "A state $50 xiii
until 2 p June I. 1909 At which uas Tine slss 6srs.
opened In public Furnishing steel FAS Als ard f1i
track spikes track bolts nut locks etc Srorn this
information fCrcuar 224 NAV De onua 49, f,fautry,
WENDELL. L. SIMPSON. MAYOR. A'lN
n q A Assistant Purchasing Officer
A ssAY oFFICE OF THE UNITED sTAAdiE5 no
a NEW YORK. N Y. April soth lys,s - S-ee OF tns
posals in duplicate will be received AZ rStsa safss
Superintendent OF the Assay once OF me June srd.
then pubcly opened. for general sulplss vo-s n T.
the Assay once Of the United Stats2s 80 a. - June so fsl
FOR the fiscal year from July 1s 1873 70 20 Ssgies and
,,,4s ,sDai -ondfons In accordance with ssfs ard
spechcatiOns copies OF which with oAN .-ffrsfon -
bfber Information. be had upon
KTNGSBFRY FOSTER. SUPERINIENDf-->A-
CIEAIED PROPOSALS WILL. BB RESh-l 4~,sssviue. -
- once az Iight-HOusa EnglneeI. opensi.
\ " until one o'clock May -. lS,5 a. IN the
S,roIshing Miscellaneous Articles sndink
tn tri TJght-TIOuzs District for ts nses copies
Inns 40 1916 accordance with spesl t,s,-riaton.
with proposals ana
NAV be had upon application to the AsN
gneer, Tompkinsville. ~. y
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21

TO cost SS75o0oo. The property has frontazss -
ss11 feet on Broadway and s0.2 feet on New stree,
the northerly and southerly lines measuring 15ss
and IT'S feet, respectively At the northery end ~
the plot is the Tower Building which the Arst
modern steel frame structure erected In this city
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

The overdress is so youthful that it seems espe-
cialIy ADAPTED young girls. This model is girl
ish and attractive, and is made of white linen.
with collar and belt Of rose color, but IT suits
nongee and fouIard, pretty silk and wool materials.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
WILL IMPROVE 4sTH STREET SITE.

George Dudley Waring has sold for Samuel G
Baum the three five story buildings Nos. ST. s23
and 625 West 18th street. plot 75x144x irregular
The buyer will improve the premises with modern
hathouses-
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
ESTATE SELLS LOT ON THE DRIVE.

The Breeze estate has sold lot. ZxlO feet. az
the southeast corner Of Riverside Drive and 122i
s+root onnosite Grants Tomb The buyer is Mrs
I Kettel owner of an adjoining plot with
frontage on the Drive
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
SALE OF AN EAST SIDE PLAYHOUSE

Porter & Co. have sold for Thomas D. Richard.
son the four story single fathouse. No. AZ East
121st street 25xIO0 feet Also sold for Nathan
Schrefner the three story brOwnstOne dwelling
house: No As West 12Sth street. 12sxloO feet
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21

ent besides many European women, but there were
no men The affair was strictly ''purdah,' and
there were none but female attendants. Three prin-
cesses of the Onah family. who all wore magnih-
cent jewels. presented bouquets very shyly' out
with evident pleasure TO the viceregai visitors
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
MICHAEL H. DE YOUNG A BUYER

Michael H. de Young editor Of "The San FRAN
cisco Chronicle" took title yesterday to the nusl-
ness and store building Nos 236 and 25S Fltth
avenue 564x irregular from the J. c. Lyons
Building and Operating Company.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-21
FOR A BROOKLYN PLOT. sos

+ T. Newman & Co have sold the parcel 12xas
faa+ on the northerly side of 57th street. east OF
Etgb+b avenue. Brooklyn, for the West End Realty
Comnanv to Jules Verignaud. at EO,5O0 The buyer
intends to improve the property