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New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

s+.d- c7,otes: Fine white and yellow 81 eo9$d %;
eoa4ge 81 409si as FEED-Westsrn hrm city hr@ sae
Sor 90 500 So red dog $50 so: city bran 20 90 "a ri
S26 sacks middling s2o 90 500 req Ios es 90 sacks
January shipment: hominy chop. Szi ou4A- GO - ~
OIL MEAL. SS3. - ,... hour Of business
to-days market quiet ana tinNs uto Ia
arair showing little change from the previous
witch kept prices steady position but near e Of
O'clock close there sharp advance on 20 GOO
ono+ler GOOD cash business West invoIylng !VSVO" .
and 10000 bushels st hahSeo
io++er FOR old Mexico and Texas. The totaI e1poEI
sales OF the DAY fixed at about 20 loa9s' 90
O'Clock MAJ. in local market was quotea. 81
nrn1 n hour, and there vas ouIte Ir.,ons
covering by who had gone short the preso
day. Liverpool market was better man o Pc tSe
cios,r ~ net lower steadiness being Que 10 tne
smaller American shipments and steaoler La 80
offerings There moro snow IN western snate | -
mild temperatures. Primary EecePts ss1 40
$4,000 bushels compared with .sSvUU Dencea to de-
cTease losing 30 900 bushels for day. Reeeipts
there Duluth PIT cars against oo1 Cas
year ago local cash market closed as
No red, Isl OF elevator, and y o5 .
No Northern Duluth, 81 II u. and No haro wlnter.
81 lax afost CoRN-The Local corn 1 Ina'Ss. Ike.
soon lost H. and closed &c net lower At Cnieago
no change occurred in opening prices sno ht.e
drop ~ market recovered on efpoFt siss @ %
p loads Receipts over the estimates ana faTIn
offerings Increased, but the weather TO-DAY WS
unfa~orabIe the movement primary recelpts ~ee
$50 900 bushels. against $4,000 last year IN
2 white nominal and No yellow, o51sc- OAIS-the
market dull and easy until rsInea Oy ots
strength other grains near the cose oats
IN New York closed follows: Mixed 70 to 81 10
q 54i4c: natural whte 20 to g. lb. % 4$37S and
clipped white. 81 to AZ 10. b6.a G62c. RTE-MaTkst RTE
dull: No western. $40 nominal New sss9rs YGrk
89970c c New York. BUCKWHEAT-Ne" Hork
State quoted T4c nominal
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

COTTON special Liverpool cables SPOT cotton
quiet sales bales; speculation and export 200 bales
receipts. 100GO bales. all Amerf
can sddng uplands. 514d Futures opened steady. at
102 points advance closed quiet. net "a point higher
higher January February and ITO
points higher on later months January 9sd Janu-
4S71zd: EebruaTyM March 4961sd; March
April 4e8d: April-May 4s5d: May-Ju9e end JuneJny y
mber-OctobeT 4sI1d; October-Noveuber. 4.79d:
Noyernber-Decernber. Ard: DecemberJanuary, 47ed;
January-February, 4I512d-
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour ruled steady to-day.
with q light miscellaneous business. No change in
quotations. Rye -four unchanged with demand slack.
rTbe Following prices quoted the New York
produce Exchange: Spring. 81 54O4S6 so: winter
straights s. 65QS4 70: patents. 81 40
20d 81 so; No winter. So S56
81 25: extra No winter. So IS a So go. BUCKwHEAT
TIOCR-Market steady. Quoted: 81 30 G$2 90 per 10C
10 RYE FLOUR-Firm. Quoted Fair tc good. 81 q
s. %: choice fancy, 81 S0@s4 so CoRNMEAL-
STEADY Quoted: Kiln dried. SO 45. BAG MEAL
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
Proposals.

DRoPosAI.s FOB CONSTRUCTION OF BARRACKS
4 and Quarters. and Plumbing. Heating
wiring same. Department Office OF the Construct
ing Ouarternaster. New London Conn. November 2S.
ia1SS proposals for constructing
rac one single barrack Field Officers quarters.
oseers Lieutenants'
three Non commissioned Officers Quarters. and
quarters. at Fort Terry plum
and. New York and Two double barracks two FIELD
on-comnissioned Officers quarters. and double
Freuens quarters at Fort II G. Wright tFishers Isl
an6, Nsu, York plumbing. electric wiring and
instaIlnr heating plants IN will be received here
,,,tiI ~ %, NJ February 10. 1900 and then opened
Proposals are for brick construction OF all build
construction
plans of barracks and Non commissioned officers
Information furnished
proposals should
nosaIs for Public Buildings. and addressed. NJ
sCHOFTEIp Major. g. NJ, Constructing Quarermastsr,
ESw London Con -
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.

Maturing lSuo- q
.S7sE.5 hz sva-tv-out Appeuzelar. No a Pine 81
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17

Van schaick s. Co.. No. Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1909-01-17
,g,,, voRk AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

sAn6 interest
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-03
(6ortiesuns folst.)

9crcrItc 2or0 Der cngli.
ihcn M~Onliralit0t bat III elmer Hcoe
olsgeiilhrt, Gnglonh perItebe inter
&crrid)oit 5ilr Sec Die Wodt, Die
Soditroben ocS SeepcrfebrS oiien 5u
haItcll. IS iebc Die 5rcibaltuilg bic
ier StroBcn uls cine ieiter %eriten,
Gilrd) ieine Stellulg ibnl alierlegtell
Eflid]ten al lno oilrftc Dor 0cn
bllrd) oieic Efliht bcroor9erlfeneli
ld1pcren Snlten nidlt 5llrildl6redetl.
Welde Ration bobc 0ns gleide Ditto
ride unb oitrt ole lhatiaden Der
@cgcnipnrt begriin0cte Hedt mo Die
glei6e Eiliht, oic Seepoli5ei ous5u.
ilben? Die Oiiliion Gl1glatlos miliic
cine frieolihe iein. Wfoge ieine Slotte
i'm Tergleid) 81 onoeret 10 groB luic
mir m0gli1 iein. Wns es i'm GuBer-
item Safe NIT ibr erreiden f0nne,
miiroe Die S6doi9ung oes Sonoels
nnoerer Hotionel1 lcin, un0 es mllle
nur 6i gut, baB Dies cine Veuod)tbei-
ligung oes eigenen Sonoels beoeutetl
ipilroe, ba es bon Dem iiberieeiihen
Sonocl 10 ponig obbdngig lei, luie
feline anoere Hatipn in Der @elt.
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Stcacngeindpc.


aii9tise 5rau, ipridif bier eprndcn, fuht
Gtcliina ais a6cbin poer Sdusnrbeit; ieine
9Sdide. giu65ufrGgen ooer ao%refiire: gir. 2,
SaSelsS Str iBe, Curtis Ban. tSi-6)
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@crlanst Srancn nnS MGbden.

SArEGk 9rrlauat:
GrfdIrthet ssnberiltnert an aaer Sbetleft BON
9aniei Sbirtluaijts; beItdnbiqe Irbett; gSnfell'
Iobu beSablt: 9StlcUr uno @ibbs ltdbnluthlnell
beliubt. Sofort 5u Tuelben bel Sraner & Sau'
ber, Hr. 113 @anuOersS trahe, Z. Sur.
US1,3,5)
0erlauat:
3pei @tdoden, oas cine fir etniadcS 9o9eIl
NM pas a1oere lttr 9ausarbelt, IN etiler ilet'
nen Sanlilie, miiiien englifh tpretbeH. 9tnd5n'
frugen in VI. 2002, Suitpns9iue. US0-D
0crfaHgt:
Cine ~erfabrene Saus61lterin; pcrmancnte
SteIlunq, iir oas Gdno. mIB neritebeH. bent
SauSbalf NIB Der Nii6e our8uftebeH lno Gut
Snmesuinc, northampton 50, Ia.
(Suni BLEND
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-03

aus Den Glcooioren 3nrildgc5oget
1882 0uihel; Glcpotorcn . 8orrotb
147759 9uidlel.
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YradltppQcr QanSitB,

na6e Sauptiintion an Der gtnnapoIis gIeftrifden
Ndbn. Cars fabrel iebe baIbe Strttoe, Snbrpreis
nur 0 Cts. gud paifeno fir einen gnhefi, bn tie
@egeno fih idnef ~beiieoeIt. Sebr folioe aeDaiit,
milf nieIen Standardization, bat thonen @arteli.
Stau. Siibnerbaus ufip. ST beoellteno. mebr
nertb. nlul, nber !otort Iiir $1,000 eerianit psr'
gaither Ynilbius, III Hurp'G barles. strahe.
(Sept1,1O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-07-03

@ci5cm- 3ufubr 1925 9uld)el
&crlonot BON Den Glcpotorcn 49t Dit
ldel; Glcuutoren : Sorrotb 14,504
9liihel.
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Wenn Senlouo an ser He6tnl1Bigfeit
oeS eltgIiihen Nnipruds 3%lpeifle, 10
moge or oui einc @%elegenbeit bintuci.
len, bel bcr~G England ieine 6lotten.
modlt miBbroud)tc. Sn u%niercr gan-
sen Scrgon9cnbcit lit lie Elm Werts
5cltg oeS 6ricocnS gerueielL betont
pWfc&ennu. Gr pcrtrulIc. onB, 10 lar-
&c England ieincr Nuigobc geiuodllen
lei, eS nic hos Ncd)t oltigcbcr lucroc,
oic 6reibcit ul0 llnobbGn9igtcit oui
See 81 id)iiBcn. - Nu, Gin Merf5ellg
ocS 6rieOena lit 0ic cngliIde 6lottc
uiht INNER gelucicn. Molto, Geplon
onS Sap Der glttcn &oifnunQ @ibrol.
tar, ooS Gorgebcn Gnglono'S gegcn
China in oen fiini5igcr Sobrcu OcS
Icsten SobrbrnocrtS, Der Spiltnl'
frieg nit China 1912, Der England
&ongfong cinbro6tc uno Gbiuu
5lpung, ben cngliihen Spiltmbonoel
mciter 5,l 0cltottclL Dos 9omburOc-
nlcrlt 9llcronorioS IN 1882, ooS sur
cnglii6cn &crri6nit in Ggpptcn fiibrs
tc, lillo mit&iilic Der cngliihen Slottc
c%rrltngen moroen. Sricocnstbotcn
bot Die britilhC Slottc nid)t imn1cr
Dcrri6tct.
Scu6t @|ranoten iir
0elltIde &rie0HidJiffc. Nltf oclttIfcn
aricgSidiiicn mcrocn 5llr 3cit &erilts
dc nit N5ctnIcn 8ronotcn Qenlnd)t,
Die Gin por5iiglid)er Griot fir Die
bi@bcr pcrlpon0tcn Sdctuipcricr lcill
ioucu. Die 8ronote miro ourd) cine
~bclonocrS ooSl, c%ollitruirte &onpnc
ms @oiier 9cidlcuoert. Gas in ibr
entboltcnc ~aoI5iumtorbit perbin0ct
iid) nit Dem Woiicr 81 I5rtplcngnS,
6o@ bel Dem Wle0crcnlportGlld)ell Der
@ronntc ans Dem Malier lelld)tet.
Sic @ronotcn bobcn cine &ihtitGrfc
bon 1000 &cr6cu ulo lcllhtcn bis 81
0rci Stlll0cn. Sic Iollcn gegcnilber
ocn biSbcr gchrolld)tcn Sdcimucricrn
0cn &or5ug bobcn, Dab tic Die ltnl9c.
bllng bclelthtcn 0oS Sdiif iclbcr
abcr I'M 0uufel bleibt. 9ie Grim.
0ln0 Der 2cltdt @ronoten milroe
Dor einigcn Sabren bon cincnl olncri.
tol1ildcn &l1gcnicltr genlod)t uto I'M
omerifonild . iponiihen Sric9e sum
criten Wolc ollSprobirt. Canals
ocrlogtclt ic0od Die Sauonen lpegen
mongclboftcr Contribution, ipeSbolb
bon lueitCrcn TcrIllden obgeleben
murbe. SpGtcr fam ollf Die onlert'
fonii6e Worine ollf bic 2ellf,t.8ro.
uotc 5llriif, bat lie icOod) bis beutc
nod nidt enogiiltig eingcfiibrt. 0ic
Observation-Disclosures fonlntcn olld) bel
| HettungSringcn 5ltr Nnipenoung. Sic
oiencn oo5l, Inn bel n6dtIiden LIN.
gliidsfGQen Den Riug fir Den 8erull.
glildtcn iid)tbor 81 MAIDEN INN Ieine
llnlgcbun9 5t crbclen. alid) bel
Noftorbciten i'm Wteere un0 olf
Sce'n iino oicic INSTRUMENTATION
&5ctDlcnfomnen idon sur Inlpen'
Dung gebrod)t mor0cn.
Eic 6omilie Cams in
Wonnbeinl, @ciiBerin Der grnBct
Woifincnfobrit, bat cine Vti1iolt
Norf sum @coGdtniB M Den o~critor.
bcncn COMMENCEMENT Cams 9eitiitet,
Die Stiftun9 iol 5lir Grriftung Ell
ner AfoOcnlie Ger @iiienidoit biencn,
Die Ger llnipcrlitot SeiOelbcr9 oilgc.
glie0crt mcr0cn ioQ.
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gu p%ermietbcu.


yseue Sdufer an N.s~ Qoiomncftr., 8pifteu
Gairr1oiirtssuerlue =. 5abctteftr.; ale 8eaucrt'
i~ltbieiten; nteoriae Wieibe. gtebmt Suirniount'
nbe. s@ars. Gah3ufragsn an Grt nnb etele.
(Sebr20-9&G)
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$1,000

Sinf8ie Gonars yaar, Reft mad BeIieben
H ftssiSen Sanier' an Der Rotomae.strase All.
fhcu 5airmountsabenue nnb Snbette'S trae;
emualten aue anoeren ginri6tineen, email
iirie oaeetoanrle nIo gnseiibe. gansatr,9sa
Observation-Disclosures, Sta nalani6Iub. Gle miffen
9efeben, UNI aes7iiroigt al perben. Neent am
4Idb tdeftt uno Sonnta8. Wian rebnle Jairs
monnfs2lbenue Gleftrifhe.
Brei} Der Sdnfer 8ebnbnnbert unb flntsig
GoIard .($1050).. Sebr niebrtoer Ouinostns.
gu ~etfrasen bet
(gprtI1 .S&S-) Sim Slate.
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9cutigc Shlubrote:

u UtH. 3llIlDt 1911 Vll'
idcl; aus oen Glcpotoren 5uriidge5o.
gen 21,13t 9uidcI; GlcUutorenSor.
rotb 39,i75 8ui6eI.
SeuIti9e SfluBrote:
Nr. 9 neitlid)er Rog1cr
Grport. ........... 80 -.
Nr. 2 ipeitliher Roggen. 80 -.
Sn Sdden, je nah Glta.
litot .......... 50 80
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Wnltimurc Mnrftbcridlt.

@uItimorc2 .. rtllli 1909.
WcbI. - 3rillbr 966 60iicr, ein=
idIicBlib - 6Giicr SIT Occult Yoitt
uno 225 5u Canton.
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@crlangt MGnncr nno 9nabcn.

2erlaugi:
Gin Irheiter (leoig) iiir cine 8drtnerei.
$. NaItbcr, Rart Scigbts Nue, nahc Shtrlen.
(giiespile ODER Rintico 9dr) (lS4-5)
Qerlangt:
Gin oeuiifer S6ubntuder, ferttg 6lr Nrheit.
9tu68ufr19en beute .Dloraen in Nr. 5O5, Cit
Baltimore. StrnRe. (1S4)
gcrlanAt:
Sin Vru0sBdder ais CUTE itpeitc pnno,
9i1d6ufragen In Nr. 1916, Erleaue'S traHe.
GS11
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iGtcncnr{udl:

Gin 9rob.9ddcr iubt Steue uls 5pcite
Sar4. gdd5ufru9cn IN Nr. 932, Norb 6aitle'
Strabe. US3)
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@erlanat I'M %Naaemeincn.
TeutiMrs arbeits.Watpetfunas.s Hrean

Teatihes Grbeits.N adtpetian8 .Siireat.
slnter Der Auft6t Der y9enii6en 9eieul9ott".
Sieienigen, bic belltf1e GRANDDAUGHTER, Irbetter
len Tib pcribnIi1 ooer in trdniirteu 8rtefen ar
ben Igenten Der Seiculdatt. Snbann ?. 9iegsr,
Bturter II. 9er. 2t5-2i7, euurtlnno.StraBe
tpenoeit, fuelcher iirentgelilid ausiurft eribei'
len piro. Spret itunoen bon 1 bis 8 ubr.
Nau27,1S)
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

peir ave " :. so Il OF Emily ST: sty frame
dvlg, e0x43: Matthew o Brien. owner NJ
Garrtn, architect: cost. .....-..
Vineyard Pl, 5. so II 116th 81; i sty frame
stable 1asxio6. EiizahsAh Berger, owner
L Berger, archAAAeA~ s-s.l..s.ssss
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
FRESH AIR BENEFITS DESCRIBED.
Deaconess Tells Some of Her Experiences with
the Tribune Fund

To the Editor OF The Tribune.
Sir: AS nearly every interested in fresh air
work. it may be of interest your readers TO learn
of # from one who is part OF its life and whom
her native town takes pleasure in honorng for the
good work which she is doing for the cause OF
humanity. pleasing and interesting address was
given recently in the chapel of the Methodist Epis-
copal Church OF Summit. N J.. by May E. Hous-
ton. the deaconess Of Hedding Church, Of New
York. who spoke earnestly and to the point about
fresh air work and also the settlement work which
came within her province
She said that she could portray only in slight
way the unlimited work of the Fresh Air Fund
which was so ably conducted by the Rev. DR.. John
Bancroft Devins. the manager OF the Tribune
Fresh Air Fund An important part Of her duties
in the summer, she added. fresh air work
A large number of children from the tenements.
through the generosity OF the New-York Tribune
Fresh Air Fund go to these delightful country re-
sorts which called fresh air homes" The
deaconess and other missionary workers also secure
places in towns and farms with private families
for a vacation Of two weeks for an army OF poor
children.
The Tribune fund also furnishes free transporta-
ton for the children. deaconess and other workers
who look after the children their travels and
fro
The medical examiner this summer whose duty
10 was TO see that the children had no contagious
diseases. said they about to start on their
outing. How pale and enervated the children
look!" But what a difference in their looks and
actions when they returned from their two weeks
in the country With many OF the children It was
the first time that they had enjoyed OF these
outings or had the beautiful country.
They Yerextke new creatures at least for time
Don't you suppose it pays to do such Codlike
work. asked Miss Houston There is no ques-
tion about It. 1t is like casting bread upon the
waters, which shall be returned to you tenfoId.
May the Giver OF every good perfect gift bless
every effort put forth for the good of His fellow
beings Oh the stories these children had to tell
of the wonders OF the Countrywide picnics. the
rides the good food which came right from out OF
the ground instead of the pushcart in the streets
Some Of them could not help saying That's Gods
country" RONATNE,
Summit n. j.. Sept Il. 1893.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
CHANGES IN LOWER COURTS.

The Page Legislative Commission which is in
vestigating the lower courts resumed its Manhat-
tan hearings yesterday in the City Hall. after an
absence OF several months. due its labors IN
similar work in upstate localities.
Justice Charles + MacLean addressed the com
mission and offered suggestions as 20 the working
Of police courts and OF the Police Department. He
said that some OF Manhattan's present court dis
trcts too small. while others were too large.
and pointed out that In judicial districts the
courtrooms are far from being At near tho
centre.
AS to policemen. the justice suggested that they
should be given the power 70 issue suuuonses IN
minor cases where the present procedure is by ar
rest He suggested that magistrates be residents
OF their working districts asserted that mere
residence in their working districts would do more
TO increase police efficiency than any orders from
central once. Tho commission adjourned sub
iect a. the call Of the Chair.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

165th 81. s s. College and Findlay aves. 19211x
tain Construction Co s455
Prospect ave, &, S4 II OF Oakland pl. 19.9x
100; Rowena NJ Southworth loans Joseph c
Luke ..s..-.... ...... So 80
Fulton ave. S, $40 II s OF WendoveF ave.
1OOx16Ox1OOxlT3; City Mortgage Co loans
Fulton Wendover Construction Co.....-..,.. 700
Stebbins ave. corner 1921 st. 45.1Ox9S1;
same loans @ Gaffney Construction Co... $50
Convent s. s2sth 20 129th st, -x765x
ia; same loans Nlde Cohen; 1900
Vyse ave- /. 1922 II OF l7Sd ST, 1S.ex1OO;
POughkeepsie .-ust Co loans Carmine CiOf1.. 10
Vyse ave. 1, 1859 II s OF 1T3d st, 1S.9xlOO:
vyse ave W s. 1913 # S OF ITsd st. issx1OO;
same loans same. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. go
vyse ave. $. 1918 II OF 1T3d ST; CONNER
claI Finance Co loans same. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 30
Vyse ave. s. 1916 II OF l73d 81: same loans -
vSse ii ave. " s. i4so IT OF i7sd ST: same loans
same - Ico,;t =, ,,o7 o$5o.
American Mortgage Co loans Cheeehina ee a
park ave e 8 $50 II 5 OF isad ST. 50xI41;
Manhattan Mortgage Co loans William Gus- -, ]
golE Construction Co. o....-...-..--. $50
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18

Stuart MacArthur's themes tomorrow will be
An Unknown Cod and The Polar and the
Supernal Quest" The solo quartet and grand
chorus have resumed their places. and under the
direction Of Edward Morris Bowman will sing
selections by Mendelssohn. Bennett Tours. Sullf--
van and Baumbach. At 1880 DR.. Macarthur will
resume his addresses 10 his Current Events class
on topics of the hour. the subject being
The Discovery of the Pole and the DISCOVERIES"
The Temptation-Proof Life: or, What Is Worth
While?'' will be the Rev. DIR. s. Edward Young's
subject at the morning service. and Battles Of
Three Thousand Years for Greater New York.
will be his evening subject. Grand Army end Sons
Of Veterans attending. in Bedford Presbyterian
Church. Brooklyn The afternoon will be enroll
ment Sunday. in which the Bible school will hold
its sessions in the renovated and much altered
former church building, now TO be the chapel The
congregational Bible study led by the pastor. will
be resumed Friday evening.
Orlando F. Lewis. Of the Charity Organization
Society. a well known sociologist and writer will
speak on The Man that Is Down and Out at the
mems meeting of the West Side Young Mems
$3.50 O'Clock, in the Auditorium. This will be the
first of series of addresses practical relief
and investigation among large populations. All
men are invited 10 attend. musical programme
will be given.
At the New Thought Church, Carnegie Hall. F.
". Sears. general lecturer will speak tomorrow
morning, at II o'clock. from the subject. "Reincsr-
nation. Viewed by New Thought and in the
evening, at O'Clock. the subject will be. How
to Get What We Want" At the meeting next
Wednesday evening. at S o'clock. the subject will
be THE Law of Abundance"
In the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church the
Rev. DIR. William ]. Dawson. the we'll known
evangelist. will preach both in the morning and
afternoon. The services begin at II a. m. and
p m. Dr. Dawson is of the most popular evan
gelists in this country and his services always
largely attended. He will preach again in this
church September 26
B. B. Farnsworth. general secretary OF the sd
street Young Mems Christian Association. will
sociation. the subject Being a Christian in
the Days Work
The Atonement Day services OF the Free Syna-
gogue will be held at Carnegie Hall. The ser
vice of Friday evening. September "A. begins at
o'clock. and the subject OF the address, by DIR.
Stephen S. Wise Will be Some Present Day Jew
ish Tendencies" At the service of Saturday morn
ing. at 10 o'clock. DIT. Wise will preach on "A
Refuge for the Soul" Saturday afternoon. at 2:9l
o'clock. the memorial service will be held. in the
course of which address will be given.
At the Church OF the Holy Communion. to-mor-
row. Robert r. Morgan will preach at the chill
drens service. at 9:SO in the morning. The Rev.
William Powell Hn will be the speaker AZ II a. m,
and p.
At ST. Andrews Methodist Episcopal Church. the
pastor. DR.. George Clarke Peck, Will preach. az
usual, at the morning service tomorrow. In the
evening an informal service will be given.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
TRADING IN SUBURBAN DISTRICTS

Miss s Hyams. New York school teacher. has
bought for investment the old mansion in Banaere
Park. Crawford y. J. occupying a plot I20z1S feet
Parish. Fisher e. Co. were the brokers
Andrew J Cobe and James ". Jacobus have
Sold to Cord Never eleven acres on Bay View
Road Great Neck Long Island: also 20 George
Plympton. sixteen acres on Bay View Road
Both parcels part Of the Skidmore tract. which
bought by Messrs Cobe and Jacobus about
two months ago
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
BUYS A wBsTcHEsTER TRAoT.

Mrs c. T. Francisco has sold O. z Wader
representative Of the Standard oil Company in
Germany, her property az Yorktown. Westehester
County The parcel comprises large house and
rs acres. Mr.. Wader Will make his summer home
there. The consideration is said to have been
about $500
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18
Incorporated Charities.
THE ADA LEIGH HOMES IN PARIS

OMISSION HOMES for BRITISH and AMERICAN
GIRLS in PARIS
Accommodation for l46l
rTnder Patronage OF n r. ". the Princess
cHRIsTIAN the LORD BISHOP OF LONDON. and
Tbe Homes have AFFORDED shelter 20 22,T2S Young
Women who might otherwise have lived az ques-
.IorshIe lodgings situations have been found
through the Free Registry az ~! Avenue de Wasram
Ss3 children have been maintained Last year there
y,ss q heavy peneit and an EARNEST APPEAL is
made 10 wipe out this Annual Subscriptions
Helm lii gratefully acknowledged by the secre-
tary. C. NJ. Francis. ESQ. Church House. Dean aAIa,
london S. w; Treasurer +. a. BeYans ESQ Oh, Loni-
bard ST., -ond9n, Z {.
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18

Tie Manhattan Congregational Church Will re
open tomorrow morning. The Rev. Dr. Henry a
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18

The West Presbyterian Church will resume SER
vices tomorrow The pastor. the Rev. Dr. An
thony II. Evans will preach az II a m. and q m.
Miss Anna NJ. Case the new soprano OF the choir.
will sing al both services
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18

At the Collegiate Church OF ST Nicholas service
al u a. and 8 p Tomorrow. Tho preache
will be the Rev. Or. J. jeffrey Johnstone Of Lon
don, England
At Calvary Baptist Church the Rev. Rober
New-York tribune., 1909-09-18

'Heredity and Moral Responsibility viii b D-
Hoffman Martins theme at the morning service to-
morrow in the Marble Collegiate Church In the
evening he will preach The Last Step" These
are DR.. Martins last sermons as The vacation sun
ply OF DR.. BurreIs pulpit