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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-27
WESTON LEAVES FOR ST. LOUIS.

Peoria. Ills. April 27.-Edward Pay
son Weston left Gerard today Tor 81
Louis. He Will reach the city some
time tomorrow. He has recovered en-
tirely from the exhausted condition
experienced at Lincoln.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-27
MARRIAGES

a marriage license has been issued
10 ormnn Ewing OF Salt Lake City
and Lcola L. Howe OF Ogden.
A marriage license was yesterday
granted TO Marius Hansen and Olga
Larsen, both Of ogden.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-27

WANT ADS BRING BIG KLsULre
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-27

Want ADS BRING BIG RESULTS
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-27

Juror and Witness Fees-County
Treasurer Alma d. Chambers is now
paying all juror and witness cerun-
Gates UP to and including February
IS. 1909.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-04-27

Have just received a line OF new
bronze pumps at Wrights. =
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
POLLUTING FISH POOLS
Sezcage, Dairy Refuse and Sa5cdust
Drifting the Trout .Izcay.

The pollution of the best game dsh streams in
New York State by sewage. refuse from dai-ies
and sawdust said yesterday by Dr. Tarleton
H. Bean, fish -culturist Of the State Of New York
10 be gradually driving communicating with
contagious disease the trout In many sections Of
the state The two most prevalent epideulics were
the spot disease and furnucuiosis ulcer dis
ease Both the result of sewage. and in one
particular instance the contagon be laid at
the door Of institution Long Island,
which has outlet in fishing stream
known in this state as the Nissequogue River The
trout in this stream. DR.. Bean said, were being
ravaged by the spot disease The disease ap-
pears the skin of the trout in the form of IL
regular spots of different sizes which persist in
place until the epidernis is loosened and the
skin lies exposed The spots are oUtwardy
fat and have duh gray appearance The disease
progresses rapidly The sick fish swim eXcitedty
and try to jump out OF the water. and die after
few days, Speaking of the Nissequogue River. Dr.
Bean said:
The Nissecnogue River is one Of the finest
streams Long Island. The Nissequogue po,Iu-
ton should be matter for the health authorities.
and not for the Forest Fish and Game Commis-
sion. I believe they are hampered by the lack Of
funds
Lakes and streams in other sections Of the state
have been injured greatly by dairy products Put
ting sour milk in a stream wn drive fish away very
quickly. II IS offence, and is punishable, but it
is a hard matter 10 secure a conviction. In the
way sawdust has done harm. Sawdust will
ruin a spawning ground and interfere with the
feeding places. This is true Of former excellent
trout streams-the sawdust has driven them all
out"
In speaking OF fishing in the Adirondacks. Dr..
Bean said the gill loUse' had affected trout there
more IN the last year than for some time. This in
sect fastens itself the gilIs and draws out the
blood It is prevalent among Northern trout. even
TO the Pacific. said DR.. Bean. and is just FISH pest
II Is the intention of the state hsh Culturist TO
distribute more than two hundred million smelt in
the streams on Long Island within the present
year These viii be distributed from the Cold
Spring Harbor station OF the Forest, Fish and
Game Commission More than thirty million 1aIash
will be distributed Fifteen million lake herring
have recently been planted in Lake Erie
new variety Of whitefsh, called the tulHhee,
has recently been discovered in Oneiaa Lake This
discovery. Dr. Bean said. is the most promising in
long time as the spawning grounds are very ex-
tensive
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
IN The BROKERAGE MARKET.

Srsv=ar Hobbs have sold for Julia y Watson
.ne four story dwelling 80 IS" Vest a'JA street
oaxse feet Tile buyer o-iU occupy IN" house
Frederick Zt,rAl sold for Emma l. Stevens 10 a
client for occupancy the three stort dwelling mouse
NJ 80 west SD street. OLA a lot lAFNlh- fs'I
Brian o. hughes has sold e. Bernard T. Golden
xo- laS and -4o LAFAYETTE street, two thr"" story
h.u1frrs on r4ot 5051sall feet. between Howard
and Grand streets.
Foher- 2 Nru=rraye has sold 20 Edward J. Mo
iauzhasy the frame house and .a-foot lot on me
norm side Of 112ta street. $50 feet east % Broad
-.a-, The t-lvrr owns The adjoining plot Of five
f+- lie tyrl erect ON the combined parcels two 20
foot frerroof apartment houses.
Anna a. FeIds,eIn las sold No % West list
street a four story high stoop brick and stone
dwelling un lot 2ox1o6-5 feet
F-ro-qan q Taubert have sold for Mrs z II
T7~o7rer No l1G East 95d street. hVe story single
fat on lot SKI ooS feet
Charles NJ Rosenthal has bought the Two h'e-
~ new. Law houses with stores. at the northwest
c-7-er NJ Home and simpson streets The corner
-,esrlrres 52x1l0 feet and the inside house @sNllo
feet ,
Louis Mec<es has sold for a client ~ Joseph r
r,- the lot on the north side Of Feathcrhed Lane
a feet south ~ Nelson avenue. 25Xloo feet
The Fuspre Development Company has sold 10
T. G. Munroe a plot 75Nloo feet on the east side
f T2srreto street $50 north Of Randall avenue
smith & Phelps have sold for a Mr.. Frost the
6,e story, double fathouse No 129 Alexander ave
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
REALTY NOTES.

B,Irriu Brothers have sold the three story and
basement brick and stone dwelling house No +t
4th street between Sixth and Seventh avenues
Brooklyn for Mrs. Frank Leslie to w E- Hoyt
The bllver viii occupy the house
William, II Talconer has leased No 2l2 East 42d
street three story Nova Scotia stone front house.
10 : Wright; No. 224 East 42d street, same style
hor,sa to q; Williams. and Nos. 234 and 336 East
isr street two three story brick dwelling houses,
to Joanna VIM
Chris Schierioh has leased for the Heuer estate
the top loft iu No. % Vescy street to 4. Wolff x
Co. for a Of years.
The GiusoId Realty Company is the buyer Of the
southeast corner Of Riverside Drive and l52d street
H. G Senior & 60. have leased for James Linden
the store at No l67 Amsterdam avenue for a term
of wears at a gross rental OF S2oooo To Herman
yittrock. and for Katherine a. Farrell the dwell
years 70 Nellie A Ralph
The Coster estate has leased the stable property
No S 10 81 Clinton street. plot 75Xloo feet for a
term Of sxty-three years : Agid who will erect
on the site hve story hreproof building for use
as a wedding hall banquet and lodge rooms for
which plans are now being prepared.
Park Commissioner Henry Smith has ned plans
for one story and basement pergota 20 be erected
on Riverside Drive at 121d street opposite Grant 5
tomb from designs by Theodore g Videtc, as city
architect It is TO be Of granite adorned with a
colonnade Of nuted Doric columns supporting the
roof and reached by a broad double staircase at
either end. The basement will contain n comfort
station. The building is cost $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
MISCELLANEO EOUS.

sEIr-C0NTROI, AND HOW To OBTAIN IT IL Educz-
Sot-zlerae5 BY D. Paul Dubois Authoriz- q
translation Harry E5UCChesou BOYD l-n1- pl N--l
tEunk & Nsgualls Company
he RURAITAT OF FRIDGE BY Carolyn Wel's
Illustrated by Ma Wilson Preston. l2rlo- Harper
Bros)
Just ONE Blue BONNET. The Life storE 7f ADA
Florence Kirton. Artist and SalEsricnist Told hE
hersesf with pen and pencil Edtt+G BY he- sister
4 Ran6Ieson- 12no. pp- VII. ~ u -eTo1i'-
Briggs
TIE FATE or ICIODORJN- Beng the Storr 4 -
5e-t - Ito 1f4e1ry Hot & co..
Al euegory o. qrolectionis1n-
II St- AZ THEATRE De7uis TArtGults llsg- q rs
l. Dams EcEt itltioT. l4asI =
= Cenzu-e-I>e Dams i Dialogue J. AToiheoSS au
Pa Tpr 9 J Witko~-sEA and L Mass MUS
--ate6 vo pp- 80. Paris H DareEo1F
FTS+zI,cc AROUND NEW YORK Where 70 Fl5d rem
EIcz, - F7iz F5ru, catch Them ty J. " Nul -er
40 Arthur KnoElso1. ILLUSTRATED loI2o- f-- -
BROOKLYN: Published by the aotaoTs3
r,,-,sl7inr z chart cf hooks showing exact size 70
and on
K SHAKESPEARE. DEAD From NJ AltoHl9E-z -
\ Ss-k Twain 12rno. 20 't1srE-er q hi's'
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
METROP0LE SUBLEASED
TERMS 500, 900 Il YEAR NET.
Nee High Price Rental for 34th
Street Building.

The Hotel Netropole at the southwest corner Of
z2d street and Broadway which was leased few
months ago by the United Chemist Company from
the Gee estate for q long OF years, at $4,000
a year net has been subIeased through the Boger
Realty Company. TO the D A Schultz Cigar Com
pany. annual rental of $4,000 This lease
is for period of twenty-one years, with privilege
OF three renewals Of equal length. The Schultz
gmpany has a store in the building 1t will eX-
tensiveIy alter the property. and then occupy the
corner store at 42d street and Broadway The
upper part of the building viii probably be used
for hotel purposes
Julian Benedict has leased for Frances A Harris
the nuIner. the entire five story building, at No
Il West 84th street. on 25-foot lot, for term Of
over twenty years The lessee is the suit and gown
house Of Schreibers, which pays more than S'C'lV)
for the lease. c Maxwell Kceppel, of the Ernestus
Cr,Ifcz COMPANY. represented the tenant. This is
said TO be the high record lease for ofth street
rite with a frontage Of > feet
Plans have been filed for six story elevator
apartment house to contain forty suites OF rooms
and 20 be built for the Schrelmer ConslruC1ioi
Company at Broadway and nth street ana TOT q
six story elevator apartment house 10 contain
frfr+,-se7er suites for the De Leon Realty COM
pany at Audubon avenue and 176th street each De
signed by George f. Pelham as architect ana ea'"
to cost $1,000
Plans have also been fled for three five story
fathouses. TO be built for John H Scully as owner
on I5qth street east of St. Nicholas avenue from
designs By H. 4 Connolly as architect at cost
Of $4,000
plans have also been fled for remode1ling the
oId-fashioned four story and basement building at
No g Wall street repairing the ashlar OF tne
front and Installing complete heating ana eleclI4C
light plant The improvements are to be maze l'r
the New York Life Insurance Company as owner
AT a cost Of $4,000 from designs by Parish Z"
Schroeder as architects.
Plans have also been fled for remodelling ana
enlarging the seven story loft and store bulIdlis
at No > to II Barrow street and NO lse 10 l"
West 4th street. adding eight story extension
with q frontage Of 20i2 feet and a depth OF IL
feet The improvements are to be made Tor MlclSieI
FiaUauan as owner at cost Of 5000" from designs
,,. John p. II Eoelker as architect who has pro
,ided space for studios in the addition
Plans have also been filed for utilizing the touh-
7atfors of I'VE old-fashioned four story dwellings,
at No eo5 to 2l3 West 56th street, adjoining 'he
Hotel York for q new wagon storage building 70
he erected for j. Whitney Lyon as owner l. j. L.
Brown is the architect Also for remodeiilus the
six story warehouse at No. l55 to l5s Franklin
street. the improvements being made Tor Aug"Sl
a. Fechstein as owner at cost OF So"o- Alex
ander BayIos IS the architect
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
NEW OWNER FOR ARvERNE COTTAGES

The Lewis H. May Company dhe Charles F.
Noyes Company. New York, agents) has sold to B.
schafran two cottages being built at Nos lS ana
III South Vernam avenue, Arverne. Long Island
one OF which was recently leased through the same
company from plans to 1. Gottlteb. The purchaser
will make several changes in the construction and
occupy No III The May company also leased, at
Far Rockaway for Charles Martin TO Henry A
Strauss the cottage No III North Pinson Place.
and for Mrs z. Murphy Edward Davis the
cottage No. s02 East Cornaga avenue.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
FEARS SHERMAN LAW VIOLATION.
Attitude CT Boston & Maine on Diferential
Freight Rates Combination

Boston April s-That any combination Of raj.
roads formed 70 arbtrate the question Of rates
would be q violation OF the Sherman law. and that
II would he useless 10 enter into such d oomb.ua-
tion unless all the railroads agreed 10 Join. is the
attitude OF the Boston & Maine Railroad on the
question Of dTerentiaI freight rates as anuoune ed
here to-day.
These suggestions have been forwarded by rae
officials OF the Boston & Maine RatlrCaI 10 th-
Trunk Line Association. and IT is expected ina,
they viii be taken W at the ueAt meeting The
discussion the diferentals IS being watched vrta
great interest by the business organizations Of
Boston.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

In passing sentence upon Edward NJ Gordon
ffty-sx years old, Of No. l56 East l25th street.
who was sent 10 the pententiary for six months
for attempting 70 steal poorbox. the justice in
The Court OF Special Sessions yesterday morning
branded him as the .neanest OF thieves" after
Gordon had pleaded guilty the charge
Several weeks ago Gordon went to The Hotel Bre-
WORT al Sth street and Fifth avenue, and in walk
ip., through the corridor he attempted steal the
r,oorboy placed there by the Home for Blind chill
dren The clerk. Robert Leclerque grupplrd with
him and held him until the police arrived. The
box contained s. %
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
TUG AND ALL ON BOARD LOST.
Nine Dead in Gale on Lake Erie-Wreckage
Washed Ashore

Cleveland. April 9-There is no longer doubt
that the tug George Floss, with her crew Of six
men and three passengers. sank In Lake Erie dur
ing Wednesdays gale. Part Of the cabin. with the
word Floss on It. and some bucket racks were
washed ashore to-day twelve niles cast of Cleye-
land Searching parties are looking FOR bodies.
Those on board the Floss when she lift Cieve-
land were Captain William Barry, John Daily
Frederick Gilbert. the engineer: Peck Mackenzie
Frank Weschler Henry Anderson, John @ .Dounel,
Joe" Martin and sixteen-year-old boy named
Campbell. The three last named We're passengers,
having gone fishing with the crew.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

A-rsrra has long been noted for It's beauty OF
surroundings u is the embodiment Of all that is
desirable on Long Island Purchasers OF this prop
e~fr SEE rar they are paving Tor. And Wills
the place rs re-l'ah.e cardeu hE the sea YOU are
NOT be- .uE cha rred for tine landscape effects Good
hard. practical reasons given for srerv dollar g
worth or value and the prices are LOWER than
would seem reasonable
Buy fo- IT. former limited territory Aryerne
would have surpassed Atlantic city 10 every one of
BE-. attractions Everything that makes Atlantic
city tho most popular % watering places is found
~ Arye~0e. Smart Hotels. casino. Eoa~dvalk and
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
A Created Opportunity

heretofore A-ve-ra property has been held - 4
premium It's boundaries were limited and eNpan-
sion hardly practicable.
ON account ~ trs beauty and arc~ssloi-its- tho
excessive demand realty forced the annsNatloS
of fer-tt0T-
The work ~ expansion began last year NaSt
ebFi' and labor -aFs been ~Np"i''-l
ON the Development of formerly unavailable terri
trr. Unavailable. because iu the possession 0i
various vropfe "a content 70 !et ~ Tie IDLE
Tho ,asE has Just been completed The new addt-
tlo- IS open % 'he public . ---,-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Morris ave e s. 171s # n le6th st: for Ga
sly f5a5.5 CaTk srshiteeI. $4,000
Morris ave I449 It of i96th 81; for a 2'=
sly lam lam arehitect, 5000
r-f-, - u = 150 n n Of Locust for . sty
RTs,E RTS dwlg HSuse 'a aTehitect cost 1890
Nelson ave W 1856 II n OF Featherbed Lane. for
tvo . sty attic frame dwlEs 2lX5S EACH
ArsuSs aug COST lSs.i 1000
so5tbsrD | To,iIevard " 5 6s8 015 IT Of
chester ave; for . hrk stores and Offices.
sEa5,vax S9D AinTIefh arehitett. cost 10000
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
LENDS s1O,5OO ON 218TH STREET SITE.

Francis S Jarmuz. Of No. 2532 Bathgate ave-
nue. has placed for Amelia G. Johnson. on prop
erty southeast corner White Plains Road ana
East e1sth street a loan OF S1O5o0 which was taken
n, the Emigrant Industrial Savings Bank II IS
the first loan OF its kind be placed in this sec
tinn of The Bronx.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
WOMAN SELLS RIDGEWooD FARM.

Rustin & Robbins, Of Brooklyn, and 5. keeIey
cid for Ms Hester Post to Charles @. Tuinghast
tract Of sixteen acres, known as the Post Farm
at Ridgewood, n j The buyer VIII develop the
-~,r,art,, The same brokers sold to the same
tnyer a plot Of five lots al Goodwin and Ackerman
.,..r,,,ns EidRnWoOd
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
NATURE STUDY.

r-~oPFDls or AMERICAN A5Ri, = II = -, y
Popular surrey q Agricultural ,o,sil.i-E 1si.s7
Tsa.I. - the United states and canada en-
80 y RaiIev IN four Volumes i-.Ist'al c C -,
III. Aulna.s 80. i-- N'-- ''
7Gs rThe Macmillan Company
TIT "A R-r5-s BOUNTY BY Kate y SAINT -
III 7.----.[ from photographs. limo, Up X AZ tine
Macmillan Company
C-.apte-s Oh foOer garden ana o-'a f--.--. -
s-nrl rhotograprs
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange saIesroons. Nos Il and Is Vesey street
resulted follows
BY Joseph 2 LAY.
fso Il q 80 ave 2'1io', > 50. -
ranr-f. 4 Lee aGm-N Anna Fried - a.. ttar'L1
swain atty. Il Ellison. ref amt Que. S6'r5 ~" axe,
ct- 5000 5S subject 20 ~ 5000, adjourned 10
April a
By Herbert A sherman
20 1924 . of Columbus ave, @lxl"uLi H., .
zty eurut 3 Ia Roche aEt Me2tns katz - a. . Ia
Roche Hrderic Nelulaa. ref, amt Que
s3a. 1G8 rs. 20 the plaintiff for $5l'"o
BY Samuel Goldstt-ker
211 2sth ST. n r. Ils4 q q 3d ave. 576xess sfS
renra- and store Bella Hlmau Abraham stein e. al
A-rlster & l. attys Abraham Benedict ref amt due
SI7. l36 80. to plaintiff for S52dHh
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
FNLARGEs A BROOKLYN PLOT.

II p simmons and ~. c. McNaughton have sold
for the heirs of HIand Batcheuer the gore plot
with 7o-foot frontage on the south side OF Nc
T,,-rgaI street near Broadway. Brooklyn This
,,,.,-,l,-r,, had not changed hands for more than
fhtrt, years The purchaser is the owner Of ad-
joining property.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
RELIGIOUS.

745r uz-z-E-T.aT7oC TO THE MONK or ELEsiiAM
ABBEY II The YEAR OF OR Llitl' Ii EI-t-' -. -
+-T-s-TEr51 s&p NINETE-STX. Concerning the
Places % Furrat5ry Paradise RENDERED lLs'
rros--r Eng isn by EareIIau TaEet- l-rl'' PIP '4'
John Mcbride Company
THE SOCIALISTS IMITATION OF CHRIST By he
7-.-r-sr.z Thomas FIeEne-ken 2 heTnTis. an f-.b
lIs5 T-ars.atior. reproducing the Rhythm q lhe
ro1-tseE. corrected and edited ty Faiher
49, vyr,s~ J. ltmo rp- 56s- p }
{
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
SALE OF THE wALL1NGFoRD.

william H. FaIconer has sold the Wallingford a
five story apartment house. No 2o9 West 106th
street on a plot 3.4zIG0u feet, TO the Washington
Arch Realty Company.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
THREE SOUTHAMPTON RENTALS.

Alfred f schermerhorn has made the follow
ing rentals at Southampton. Long island. for the
coming season: For Mrs. Arthur J. Peabody her
cottage in Main street. known as The Gables, to
" " Hoppin jr.; for W. Rcsseter Belts his
Mill Cottage to Mrs. Charles r Shel ard for him
eeIfshis Lake Cottage OH The west side of Main
street 10 Herman Ellis
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
FICTION

PARTNERS THREE. By Victor Mapes. l2nao. r7 rs
4 stokes Company
sTo- OF an American inventor he7 ltCr7lrs
French zirl q school waif-
Az UNFINISHED DIVORCE OR HER BETTER SELF
Rv Francis D Ga silafIn- l2Tno- go fCochrane
Publishing Company
WITH THOSE THAT WERE. Stories of Two Wars
Fy Francis P tlrattan. illustrated hv " L Hud-
son 1eno. qp. 3ls Broadway publishing CON-
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10

one % the pecuiiarities Of Herbert Spencer
,s--ied out his scheme OF life" Mr.. A 5. Walk
,rho contributes some "reminiscences to
.qChsnbers's Journal" says. concerning a visit
=, Spencer: He took his watch from his pocket
I'D laid II on the table beside him, and re-
marked 7 must not allow myself to speak 10
VOL for more than quarter Of an hour. Con
.,o,ertIv. at the end Of the appointed time our
conversation ended suddenly. and We both fell
back upon a marked silence. like the ends Of q
snapped elastic rose 70 90, but he permitted
himself 10 explain that he hoped his silence
would not rob him Of the pleasure Of my staying
to lunch. 1 accordingly picked up book till
such time as the oracle would deign TO speak"
The philosopher seemed TO his guest the most
simple Of men in the youthfulness Of his outlook
OF life in his buoyant JOY in humanity and its
possibilities:
That he optimisr cannot be denied and
remember how he poured disdain upon my views
that the sltruistic spirit has not evolved in
He held that the race grew nearer and nearer 10
ultimate perfection ~while ventured 10 suggest
series Of eplcNcles representing the moral
action OF the centuries: and he admitted
that he believed the present tendency was
drifting back 10 moral and intellectual bar
his dcta; but 90 recall one sentence, which
rang IN my ears for some time. IL was spoken
with much mOdulated that Il echoed in my
brain months after i 90 not regard he said, "a
rNfnE Enotrn unless il can be presented in con-
sciousness under some quantitative qualitative
limitation, and for this reason I distinguish the
conscious when the limitations implied by knowl-
edge are absent truly Spencerlan deliverance.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
LEASES NORTH POINT PROPERTY.

Douglas Robinson, Charles S. Brown Company
have rented for Robert w. Gibson his country
place known a. North Point at Cove Neck. oyster
Rav Long Island to Mrs. Frederick Southack, for
the season
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
FIFTH AVENUE BUILDING RENTED,

Frederick Fox < Co have leased for Adriana A
Edgar to the United Merchants Realty and I'm
movement Company for long term Of years the
entire building No. IA Fifth avenue adjoining the
corner of 18th street and occupied at present by
proctor & Co. the East India house. The building
Will Ie extensively altered
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
OLD PRINTS TO REMAIN ON VIEW.

The loan exhibition Of old New York views held
by the Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust com
panv al its new building, No. leo Broadway the
last two weeks. viii not close until April It.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
REPRINTS.

rHE ANALYSIS OF BEAUTY b William Hogarth
r-T-nt including The plates formerly IN poftioho
I2ao % 242 lPittsfeld: silver Lotus Shop)
RsRRJ BF& EZRA p, Robert Browning 1elno pp
Portland. Thomas b MosEeTJ
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATION. An Essay and other Selections. by Ralph
waldo l2rno. pp. Xiii. -. tHoughton Mif-
fin Company
In the Riverside Educational Monographs" edited
by Henry
Ak INTRODUCTION POETRY Students q
English I-iterature Raymond Macdonald. Pm d
I2rno. pr. xvi 81 Henry Holt & Co
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
RESALE OF EAST SIDE HOUSE

Jacob j Tabot has resoid for Joseph Senger
70 Herman F Bauen the four story single iathouse
NJ I57 Fast glsf street It is a lot 2Oxl00 feet
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
POETRY.

TIT LONE TRAIL At THIRTY Ry Fr@nfi4s S5.zila1n
r-.R--7Ozr AND SONG. BY Charles Buxton 1o-as-
I2rno pp. 205. ,FiarPer & Hros9 ~.
. pp.A-C-ts oF NAY Ply I.izette Woods worth Reese
80 = = portland Thomas p M9sheE5
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
BIOGRAPHY.

The n P FOR RUSSIA Rerninisce1ces and Core
spondence Nine. Olga Novik0N. Edited hy u.
T stead. TWO volumes Illustrated. syo, Tp
xvi $50. viii. 5S1. &c. 2 PUtnam's SCns2
LIFE OF COMMODORE THOMAS MACDONOUGH.
L :. y By Rodney McDonouEh Illustrated svo.
p7- 31S- tE2esto-- F5iu Press1
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
SCIENCE

THE INTERPRETATION OF. .RADIUM- Being the sub
stance of Six Free Popular Experimental Lectures
Delivered al the University Of Glasgow. 1905 -E}E
Frederick Soddy NJ =. illustrated l2no, 7V. kill
296. &c. 2. PUtnam's Sonsg
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

18Th st. n 5. 351 Il 4 Of Cypress ave. 5oHl"v.
Manhattan Mortgage Company loans Morflsiae 90, 90
Realty Company. F''''''
234th 81 : S. 3sS II ot k!nEshridge ROAD.
j., lox4s TX irregular same o1S --.-.. 1000
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
HOME STREET PLAYHOUSE SOLD.

George Price has sold for the O.Leary Realty
ana Construction Company. to a client, the four
stor, new law fathouse No. 972 Home street.
New-York tribune., 1909-04-10
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MOTOR TOURS IN WALES AND THE BORDER
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