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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-08
Business Chances.

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A GOOD PAYING BUSINESS for sale
cheap. Address P. A. T., care Herald.
WILL SELL FOR INVOICE PRICE on
account OF sickness. my large and we'll
paying restaurant; cheap rent, 2 years
lease, or will lease same to responsible
parties for 500 per month. Sale price
500. If taken quick. Apply 81. 1885,"
care Herald.
FOR SALE-A good paying butcher
shop in East FL Paso, on account of
sickness, cheap TO the right party
For Sale-A well established and good
paying grocery. hay, grain and feed
store, at a very reasonable price Ap-
ply to VIM. Moeller. Real Estate, Loans,
Rentals and Insurance. Herald Bldg
Bell 1927: Auto. 1885. Ell Paso Texas
AN ESTABLISHED FACTORY produc-
ing standard goods used by stores,
banks, farmers, and practically every
body. is opening a DISTRIBUTING
OFFICE for Ell Paso county and desires
a resident manager with $500 to $1,000
cash carrying stock to fill immediate
orders. We allow 500 to $3.50 monthly
salary, extra commissions. office and
other expenses. Position permanent
references required Liberty" Manu-
featuring Association, 22- ~ --nn
ST.. ChiceT~>
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-08
Cattle, Hogs, Etc.

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LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
> 1000 each, 1, 9, 3 and year old steera
800 to 1900 cows.
500 to 1000 stock cattle.
Registered and Thoroughbred bulls
for sale; also horses and mules.
We buy and sell all kinds % live
stock.
PITMAN LIVESTOCK co.
z23 Trust Building. Auto Phone 206S
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-08
Wanted Miscellaneous.

IRON BABY CRIB WANTED-Phone
2441 Bell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-11-08
Rooming Houses and Flats.

FOR SALE-A snap. Best paying
rooming house in city See owner
Address k 313, Herald
ROoMING HOUSE-1O newly furnished
rooms; must be sold; leaving town. 219
Arizona, cor. Stanton
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
DED.

ABEL-Feb 49, Robert Davis beloved
son 81 Philip and Hannah Abel, nee
l.enke. and brother OF Frederick.
age years. Funeral from residence
80 Fremont-pl. sunday at =. m.
BAGG Frances Wells Bagg widow
OF the late John :. Bagg. died at the
residence Of her daughter, Mrs. Mat
tie T. Philips. In New York city. Feb.
IS. Funeral from the residence OF
her daughter. Mrs. George II. Rus
sci Monday Feb. Il, AT o'clock p.
m Burial private
CHRlsTY-feb 10. at residence. 81
Harmon-ave.. Ellen Rcsalind Christy.
sister OF Eliza. Alice. Mary and Laura
ChrIsty Funeral from 81. Joseph
Episcopal church HolbrOok ave.
saturday Feb. IL. 23o ,. m
DONNELI.N Fob IS 1910. John. be-
loved husband 90 Mary Donnclly. aud
son ~ the late Thomas aud Anna
b ponnely Funeral from the resi- p
dence of his sister-in-law. Mrs IL.
Englart. 5a1 SiNteenth-st Notice OF
funeral later.
LAWLER-Fe II. 1910 johanna Law
Ter. Funeral Monday from Mrs. Pat %
rick Markcys r,sidcnge. i35 Beech
st. al Sia and Holy Trinity church
nj O'Clock.
MUELLER Feb y. 1910. at residence.
209 Twenty third st. Sarah. beloved
wife of Charles y Mueller. Notice OF
funeral later.
sMtTH--F'cb. Il. at residence. 9S7 Mil
itary-avc. jennie aged % wears. be-
loved daughter OF Margaret and the
late Walter W. smith Funeral on
Monday at 2:30 =. M from house.
SCOTTEN-Fe Il. 1910. at her resi-
dence. g19 Jefferson-ave., Elizabeth
H. widow of Daniel Scotch. in her
SJth year. Notice OF funeral later
NDEPS-Feb. Is. at his home 80
Clinton-st Alfred. beloved husband
az Minnie saunders. aged 50 years.
Funeral Monday p. m, from resi-
dencc.
TAYBOR--J Claude husband OF Glen
dora A. died at ST Mary's hospital
OF pneumonia. Feb. 10. aged 81
Burial Attica, Mich.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

: ~ SAG1<-t Is&@vs a<e@
BALDWIN. between Gratfot ana Mack,
s isht rooms and bath steam hssN
HfBBARD. NEAR KERcHEvAIr-Sins
sE !S2Ti end S sisa furSsssI ioyG
Eight rooms bath, full bassmsnts
MI; VERNON. NEAR oAKLASD Ieo
MI VERNON. NEAR JOHN Rhine
rooms. bath. oak finish. furnace. nice
BAI IfSs' +. SE is,is0' KENcHEvAL--
Eight rooms. bath. furnace one OF
the best homes in city for the money,
make appointment. $500.
SOME FINE tioMES NEAR CLARK
HAVE SOME 10 PER CENT TO IS PER
| CENT INVESTMENTS IN FLATS
SoME SPECIAL VALUES IN VACANT
! PROPERTIES. -
ARPENTER M
200 MAJESTIC
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

SEVEN ROOMS and bath. two storles,
lots, poultry house: east OF Oak
land. south OF Canin-sl,10O
bclI--sl $50. u
1ocd two-story home. nearly new. cell
lar barn. for ouly $1,000; "A bargain.
near Fort west.
El-h-S T.-Seven rooms and bath: fur
n IS.e $4,000
,sN,, NEAh MACK 49, Seven
rooms and bath; oak below: cellar:
BALDWIN. NEAR MACK-Seven rooms
and bath; oak. gas. cellar. $2,e5O,
sloo down, sl1 month; viii sacri-
RUSSELL. NEAR cLAY-vSeven rooms
and bath; oak floors, furnace; t2,5OOi
Il. u. terms. u
Mt. ELLlOTT-Eight rooms and bath,
new, $4,000. $500 down: $40 month
three rooms; now paying $50 month
G. H. G.
MAIN 27s2
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

stockholders Meeting Of ID. g X X
Company.
Notice is hereby given that tho an.
hual meeting OF stockholders OF the
Delray Connecting Railroad Company
for the election OF directors ana the
transaction OF such other business as
may come up before. the annual meat
ms VIII be held at the Office OF the
company in the city OF Detroit Affchl.
gan. on Wednesday. Marcn 10, 1910. at
1 p. I'm BY order OF the directors OF
the company.
tSigned) J. ID. SANpERS.
secretary.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
CHURCH NOTICES.


lNINkRSALIST, CHURCH OF OUR
FAITH ER-haglcN- 1889 ,scfmon.
Mans Spiritual Sense 1880, PAT not
Harvey. Diplomatic Instances I'M the
ADMINISTRATION OF Lincoln.' Public in
vlted.
JEFFERSON-ANE PRESBYTERIAN
Church corner Rivard. Pastor. Rev
u Barr. Public worship. IL "A. m
Nesper service and organ recital, y.
M. Theme. "Untruthfulness. organ
recital by Mr.. Renwick. All are cor
daily invited.
FORT ST. PRESBYTERIAN Church.
opposite Union station. Rev. Edward
II. Pence. ID H., pastor. Services at
1880 and 7.SO. Morning, The ora
cial Code" Evening. Bad Luck and
Good Luck"
WOODWARD-ANE. BAPTIST Church
Corner Ninder-st Rev. NJ. i. Fikes
pastor Services. 1890 and 1890. Even
Ing. The BeViis Defeat" last OF the
series On Ills Majesty the Devil.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
FOX sALIs-FARMs.


20 ACRES, Macomb Co. "a miles from
electric line; gravel lon msoil: good
mouse ana barn; zoo apple trees and
"a some other fruit. acres OF second
srowt htiinbcr. This would be an
Al place for poultry farm. price
$1,000. which ~ very cheap.
30 acres. Macomb Co. liz miles
from well orclllr0 about 3 acres OF
timber. viii tske small house la De-
troit IA exchange Price 5000.
10 acres, MacOmb Co, 3lk miles
from Washington. good house. Gam
BILE room barn 16Nls IT, and other
outbuildings. 80 acies improved; ball
anCo wood ard pasture. Price s23Va.
42ls acres. miles from Washing
ton. good 1-Ioom house. good barn
and other outbuildings; 81 acres
cleared. balance nice timber wc~sn
above $1,000. We will sell this farm
together with stock and tools for the
very low price Of $4,000; and take a
house IN Detroit worth $4,000.
BROOKS q kINGON.
i05 Whitney Bldg
City 1861. Main BIB
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
PROPOSALS ANTED.

STATE OF MICHIGAN
County OF Wayne
Rudolph Freidcnberg or the City OF
Detroit Michigan. being duly sworn,
dcposes and says that be f. sole gem
eral partner OF the limited partnership
OF Rudolph Frcidenherg this day
formed: that the sum OF s15.OO000. be-
ing tie amount specified in the 'certin-
cate OF partnership, to he contributed
~ Ben Freldcnbcrg. OF Monroe Mich
iguu. the sole special partner. has
been so contributed by him aud
paid into the common stock OF
said partnership. and BEEN actually
paid In and In good faith contributed
and applied 70 the common stock or
said limited partnership. as aforesaid.
pcponeut further states that said s15,-
O0C 90 contributed by said special part
ner Is the amount he originally con-
trtbuted 20 the limited partnership OF
Rudolph Freidenberg on the 30th day
OF January. 1905. which limited part
ncrship has this day been renewed.
said special partner leaving with said
limited partnership the SIS 0Oo 90 which,
would he due him on the expiration
iof the limited partnership Of January
SCth 1905
And further deponent saith not.
RUDOLPH, FREfpENBERG
Subscribed and sworn TO before me
this eth day OF January, A. D., 1910.
HENRY W. BUTZEL>
Notary Public.
Wayne County. Michigan.
My Commission expires July IL. 1919.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
BIRTHS,


BOYS.
Albert McGregor 259 owen
Stanislaw BZcSzkowy, 1891 Dubois.
Valenty Zalewski. 3l2 superior
Joseph lands 20 Navarro.
John NcFaddcn. 103 BelVid"re.
John Cocoran. 100 sheridan.
AdoiIh Greenfield. 252 High.
David Fettes, 324 Theodore.
John WooblewSki, 25t Thirty-tirst.
Patrick OConnell. 53s stephens
Percy Shekcil. 2l5 Garfield.
Herbert Wilson 1899 ST Auhin
Edward Bernard. SOS I.aSaile
George TWorek. li43 Chene.
Hoy, Mitchell. 1910 Larned
Ernest thinner mann 211 Hendricks.
GIRLS
jacob Geyer. 81 Hendricks
Gottlieb kicnk. il6 Arudt
Merritt Kahlrr. 3S3 Van Dyke
Joseph kopltke. 2i70 Jefferson.
Stanislaus SosnoWski a. Beaumont.
Alexander krukowski. $40 Thirty
'hlrd.
George Schulz, lls Anthem
James Hines. $50 lArucd
Frederick Godal. 81 Nineteenth
George LoYejov. ~ Rogers
Herman Papke. 1860 Mack.
Thomas Johnson. 1872 canton.
Peter Wttkowski. 50 Osborn.
Vincent kowalska. 1905 Orleans
Frederick Shurmisky 9ti Twenty
third.
Fred Green, IS Wellington
Henry lieis"r. 32 Schneider
George klink 1910 McDoRsall
William Tracy tel
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

WOULD like TO work farm OF so to 100
acres with everything furnished for
one-third. address 4. hox .6. Detroit
Times
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
LAND CONTRACTS BOUGHT.


Do YOU want a nice home In Birming-
ham. the favorite Woodward-avc.
suburban town. Large modern
house six bedrooms. bath gas; all
ideally located: write lock box d.
Birmingham. Mich.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
For sALE-F = ANS.

HAN y AN - SIEO1ALS
leo acres Van Buren, county, well i'm
proved, SLs0O returns for last year
crops, bargain.
200 acres Oakland county, $4,000.
go acres Oakland county $4,000
80 acres Oakland county, near Pom
tiac. on lake, $4,000.
CO acres Royal Oak. on electric
line. at "a bargain.
so acres Oakland. near lake. 500 bu
f. apples last year. plenty OF fruit; only
$1,000: buildings worth the price
HANNA REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE
IS ACRES of hrst-class gravel and clay
loa msoil, plenty OF fruit. Old house
can be made comfortable FOR 1900
Large barn. "a mile or Gratiot AVE.
car and 1874 miles from Detroit. Price
$4,000. One-half cash. You cannot
buy as good farm IN the same To-
cality for less than $1,000.
80 acres good land, good house ana
barn. good fences. horses. head
OF cattle. carriages and all farm inn
plements IL miles from Detroit. 3
miles from Grand River car, 81, 25O.
81 acres. new house. good barn. plenty
OF fruit. on Gratiot-ave, 1912 miles
from Detroit. 5000.
PATTERSON BROS. & co.
Tolsma Bldg. 40 State-st Main 255.
PECos VALLEY Arteslan lands. s.
acre. alfalfa. fruit. grapes. grow
abundantly; water. climate ideal; un-
payment Downing Development
Company. Amarillo, Texas.
BIG BARGAIN
i24 acres. IS miles from Detroit. / mile
from Il. r. station and fine town
good buildings and fences. plenty Of
fruit. best Of land; $500. part down.
MERTON l.. RICE,
sos Majestic Bldg.
COLONIZATION proposition near sin
ton. Texas i've 20 20 600 acres rich
land solid body, all tillabl". no
agents wanted Dibrell & Soyars.
SkidmCre, Texas.
100 ARES. near Pontiac. good build
ings, small Lake. only $500
buildings and soil only $500
acres modern buildings, near Bir-
miHgham. lots OF fruit, $500. only
81 GOO down.
II acres. close to electric. high-ciass
buildings \ snap at $1,000 a
acres. good buildings. close 20
electric; only 5000. VIII take
good cottage worth $1,000 in eN-
Havc 5 good houses to exchange FOR
nyst t. S \ Riggs. 5o7 Majestic Bldg.
\ 1m'NDRED THOUSAND FRUIT.
dairy and poultry farms Ia missouri.
80 per acre ard ~. For full pa
NNIlAINs NNN " tNN'Atl t'AoN'
grafton Commission. springfield. Mo.
FARMS.
% ACRES miles from town. s-room
house harm. new pig pen. new chick
90 house. good corncrib. woven wire
and cherries $1,000
This farm IL acDoss street from
school
FARMS BOUGHT. SOLD AND EN-
CHANGED.
CHAS. ID. FISkE.
FARM HEApQUARTERS
7IS-t4-15 CHAMBER or COMMERCE
CHICKEN FARMS
Easy terms on electric line leo acres
To- exchange FOR vacant EBERT. SOP
Majestic bldg.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
PERSONAL.

SEVEN YEARS ITCH palm Itch. bar
hers itch, scalp itch. feet itch. itch-
ing piles. or itching troubles of any
kind. are quickly. safely surely. per
munently cured Nisall skin SalVc.
Sc and soc postpaid Tie o. q Wa
an Co, 20 Carmc.-st, New Haven.
Conn.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
RUDOLPH FREIDENBERG.
BEN FRETDENBERG
STATE OF MICHIGAN

81 co., eau ~ ~ OF wayne SIS.
or this 27th day OF January. \. D.,
1910 before me a Notary Public in and
for said county, personally appeared
before me Rudolph Freidenberg, OF
Detroit Michigan. and Ben Freiden-
berg. OF Monroe. Michigan. known TO
me 10 be the same persons described
in and who executed the within GER
tlf-~te and they severaiy acknowl-
edged the same 70 be their f~o. act and
deed. HENRY NJ Rf"rT~l
Notn f'IiI.t.
WAYNE Count Ill Uflr
MY Comisslon expires lHty 1919
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
THIS IS TO CERTIFY:

IiiS 10 y LIN IT =
STATE OF MICHIGAN I GO
County OF Wayne 90
/. limited partnership has been
formed to be conducted under the
name OF RUDOLPH FREIDENBERG.
2 The general nature OF the busi-
ness TO be conducted by IL. ia the buy
ing and selling of woolens and tailors
trimmings.
3. Rudolph Freidenberg. OF Detroit.
Michigan, is the sole general partner
therein, and Ben Freidenberg. OF Mon
roe. Michig gan. Is the sole special part
ner therein.
T. The amount of capital stock con-
tributed by said Ben Freidenberg Is
the sum OF sl5. 10000.
g. Said limited partnership shall be-
gin on January 29th, 1910, and shall
terminate the 29th day OF January.
1920. .
IN WITNESS WHEREOF We have
hereunto set our signatures this 27th
day OF January. 1910. at Detroit. Mich
igan.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
INFORMATION RESPONSES.

WANTED OF ! unturnished rooms.
In mile circle. Address Il. box az,
Detroit Times.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
ZIG BARGAIN

l24 acres, IS miles from Detroit. l mile
from f. X station and fine town,
good buildings and fences. plenty Of
fruit. best Of land, $500. part down.
MERTON l.. RICE,
sos Majestic Bldg.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

proposition near sin
ton. Texas I'VE 10 20 600 acres rich
land solid body, all tillabl". no
agents wanted. Dibrcll & Soyags.
SkidmC re. Texas.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19

LEARN privately to read write or
speak correctly In ten weeks or
money refunded. Mckenzie systems.
References. 235 Calumet. Trumbull
car.
The Detroit times., 1910-02-19
FOR sALE-REsIDENCE PROPERTY.

MAIN 27s2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-26

FOURTH PRESBYTERIAN.
1880 \. n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-26
OF THE INTERCEssIoN CTRINTTY
PARfSFf
m a. NJ.
APPROPRIATION BILLS SOON.
Joint Committees Deliberations Nearly
COMPLETED

Trenton. n. j.. March 25.-WHh the ex-
ception Of one or two special subjects when
are 10 have further consideration next Week.
the Joint Committee on Appropriations COM
pleted the appropriation bills to-day 10 be
introduced In the Legislature a few days
before final adjournment The committee
was in session all day. having chosen a
legal holiday that they might encounter NJ
interruption The committeeman preseu.
were Senators Bradley. Minch and Gaunt
and Assemblymen SmalIey. Pierce and Lee
The committee declined 90 give out any
figures after its session, but Senator Brad
ley said that it had pursued the policy
Of former years in making adequate pro-
vision for all the state departments aud
had also granted many Of the requests for
additional appropriation for the charltabIe
and penal institutions Of the state
II is understood however, that the epi-
leptIc village az Skillman will receive a
generous appropriation. and that the Morris
Plains Insane Asylum will set an addi-
tional $4,000 for the construction of a new.
kitchen, the plans for which are already
drawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-26
U1fNT DIFFERS SCALP
Nothing Less VIII Appease
DIR. Mcrcy and Her Supporters

Assembltman James Oliver-''Paradise
Jimmy''-is likely 20 beg for peace before
Dr. Anna Mercy. president Of the East Side
Equal Rights H. que. is through with him,
FOR she and her supporters. some two hun
ciel strong. are on the waTpath for his
scalp Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait. the big
boss 81 the Woman Suffrage narty. and
The legislative committee 81 the State
Woman Suffrage Association have ac-
quilted Paradise Jimmy Of any intent 10
Ice rude 20 Miss Henrietta Mercy in the re-
marks he made 20 her al Albany, but Miss
Mercy and her sister Dr. Anna Mercy. still
adhere 10 their original view ~ the matter.
although they say that the personal issue
has nothing 10 do with their determination
20 prevent the reelection Of Mr.. Oliver
Dr Mercy explains the position Of herself
and the East side Equal Rights League as
follows:
we arr going 20 hgft the reelection Of
Mr.. Oliver not on the grounds 81 his per
scnal insulting remarks. but on the ground
that he is not a true representative Of his
constituents; that. indeed. he is a tool Of
his political bosses. and therefore is in
different and even hostile 10 the welfare
Of his community.
We suffragists stand ncompTOmlsingly
Tor decent government. not for saloon
bossism.' and II Mr. oliver does not repre-
sent the people we say Down wiki him..
no matter what his inclination toward our
particular question may be. We are patti
otlc FIRST and last. in Standardization 10
the anti-suffragists, who are traitors pure
and simple.
1t may be a little unjust 10 make poor
old Mr.. oliver Ihe scapegOat OF our cur
Iupt Legislature. Nor do We intend 10
stop with him-we mean 10 fight this nor
rilly corrupt system of ours until IL is
replaced b. equity and fairness and hui
maneness.
In view Of the exposures going on AZ
Albany We women are vaguely wondering
what the men voters are going 10 do IL
seems that the mel of this state have lost
dare ] say-their very manhood. they
stand supinely by and grin sheepishly.
Perhaps the sufragists can arouse some
sort Of enthusiasm and Tekindle the spark
a. manhood. Let US hope So
! The East Side Equal Rights League has
already begun a canvass OF the Sd Assem-
bly, District. and a series of mass meetings
has been planned the first 90 be held next
Saturday evening at the corner Of Second
avenue and RivingtOn street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-26

Toes are % cents p1-ld Soasauable salads
include knob celery Do cents "a bunch. field
salad, Two quarts for IS cents: fenrcL 10
cents "a stalk, esCaroie l5 cents a head.
i'ii'aine, i' cents "a head. lettuce, Is cents a
head; rlc-mhers. - csuts each. French
D@n0chun~. $50 cents "a pound and green
NaAdrNOh~. d cents quart chiYe ana
tHetf- ~ cents "a bunch. Green peas are
f' cents pound, lima beans. 20 cents. Gran
berries. p cents pound, and wax beans,
- cents "a quart Red cabbage Is IS cents
head, ukra is l0 cents "a dozen: oyster
plant Is lo cents bunch. eggplant Is -
cents apiece. Bermuda potatoes are T. cents
"a quart. French potatoes. cents, and sa.et
IaIatos~. 10 cents q quart
Practically AN fruits are scarce and high
now. except oranges. which are AZ their
best and sell a. % cents and UDvsrd a
Mashlletol Market Crauberrios. TOO. are
,h,si because ihev are near Tie eui Of
tl'.r season and dealers want 90 pei fld Of
tae.r supU'r. They zeu "a % cents auart
at washington Market but many dealers
throughout Tie e.fR are selling them for ID
ana - cr.is. Eet bananas are very dear
81 dozeut n'rtaul/ are also high being
81 Ga dozen. Strawberries are from 6 cents
ip 81 l7 boz, ALLIGATOR pears are O. cents
eat D., gIapcir-It sIe two .0r 20 cents. ana
i.umguats are ep cents r. quart. Delicious"
aun.es are 90 cents and 81 q oozen. Arllan-
sas tlache are CD cents TO 81 q dozen and
vilesaus ard NeWtoHu IlppiIs 2re - cents
a Cozca. Anjou pears ere 81 - a dozen and
kunis pears are 81 90 s. % "a dozen King Of
Siam oranges are from % cents 90 81 =
dozen. TaGecrinea ere 80 cents dozen and
ulums and peaches are s. "a dozen. Mala "a
grapes are - Go 80 cents a pound. AMI mus
catg ere s. q pound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-26

Illustrated. the skiIt is made with train
II moderate length ard Is adapted 10 for
mai occasions. u can be- cut Of 10 walking
lenrth n wanted for morning wear
The quantity ~ material required for the
medium size o. seven and nvr-e.shths Yard
a - or - inches ide, or four and seVen-
cirhths yards 80 Inches wide
The pattern No. 56z2 cut IN sizes for a
% ~ =. - and - inch waist measure. and
will be- mailed O. any address on receipt o:
~ cents.
Please give number az pattern and waist
measure distinctly Address Pattern De
psrtment. New-York Tribune. II in a hurry
for pattern send an extra 2-cent postagr
stamp and We viii mail Il b. letter postage
IA sealed envelope
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-26

Architects. cannot quite see why New VOL,
makes such fuss about City Hail park
when IL is so Indifferent 20 It's general url,-
ness.
''rhe whole city needs REBUILDING. he
told the Woman's University Club a. No
l. Madison Square North. yesterday aftar-
noon. "A city should be built on a Mar
Just as well a house We build a bridge
a railroad station or a new municipal build.
ing without giving thought 10 the streets
that lead 10 IL or the ground that sur
rounds e."
The trouhle with New York the speaker
explained. Was THAI Il hadn't been brought
up properly. Though there was a commits
sion some hundred years ago that took over
four years 20 map il out. II did not plan
for she future. Hence ;his continual petty
quarrelling about a building here and a
building there"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-26

Ueuium. n derives its name from the
tnird Lord Spencer. a leader in the House
az commons in fhe time Of George ~. and
@ leader oi fashions as well
one dsy, when Lord Spencer was hrag-
rinC ~ ms influence and saying that he
could make anything style within twenty
four hours, Dis friends took h.m an his
word and dared him 10 prove 81. Then and
therc. so the story goes. Do shipped the
tails on his coat and went Cor promenade.
Naturally Dc created quite a sensation,
hut en- accordance with his hoas, the next
osy the principal tsilors were letting IL Dee
known that they woud supply their GUS
tumcrs with SpenCers. These took the
form - an oVercoat SO abbreviated tlat the
suit coat showed beneath. Two years later
,ne sryle Was adopted by the women. but
b. dad not remain iu popular favor NerS
long.
A. The siyle was launched in 1892 one
UIEhi almost say than the Spencer d. Cels-
hIatluE as centennial uOW.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-26
COLLEGE LADS AS UsHERs.
Will Act at Suffrage Benefit in Maxine
Elliott Theatre.

Eisht college boys. members Of the Co
lumbia Equal Suffrage League. Of which
Arthur Levy is president. have volunteered
20 act as ushers Al the benefit matinee
which Miss Beatrice FOrbes-RObeTtson will
give al the Maxine Elliott Theatre on
March 81 for the benefit Of the Equality
League for Self-SuppoTtinE Women.
Miss Elliott is going 10 recite a suffrage
poem by Charlotte Perkins Gilman between
the acts. and Forbes Robertson will make
a speech
Many box parties are being arranged
for the event Mrs Clarence r. Mackay
paid Slao for a hOX besides taking a score
If orchestra seats az the regular price.
Others who viii have boxes and entertain
guests are Mrs. Archibald AleXander. Mrs.
Harriet Stanton Blatch, Mrs. John ~.
Brannon. Mrs Herbert Carpenter, Mrs.
Robert g. Ingersoll and Mrs. Egerton Ia
WinthrO