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New-York tribune., 1910-06-30

reg: June 2s. 1906; Conrad Konig to Meyer S
hotzen and ano; $l6.750: address. 5S Chrystie st
4dH df sS ST lss West stS erk $. o 1871 II sen 7
W 7.sx Ak 3s.3x Sax 49,
July 80 1904; Joseph Friedman and ano to Min
ma SeunnIer s6,ooo; attorney, Richard Dudeil-
sing, 156 Broadway.
Eth ST. 4ls East, sty tenmt. 25xe7; Aug 2
Co Of New YORK; SIS SIS Geo; % address rts ' Is Wall St
9TH ST. Ala East, sty tenmt, 25x9T; Juns
5, 1905; Michael and solomon Henig and ano &c
Catharine Wigst; $1,000; attorney, Stewart 7
Shearer, 45 Wall st.
| 18TH ST. 437 and 439 East, sty tenmt. As. 6x
| 1893; June q. 1905; Henry Lippmann and ano
Broadway.
2sTH ST. 141 and 14s West 6 sty brk. ss.4z
$50: June Is. 1905; Adolf H Landeker TO the
East River Savings Institution; $4,000; ad-
dress. $50 Broadway.
46TH ST. 500 West. 8 sty brls. 25x1Oo.5; July
Il, 1895; Mary McWalters TO Edward Wiener:
$4,000; attorney. Wilson NJ Powell, % Wall st.
46TH ST. 33l West, sty brk 10 sx1OO.5; May
q. 1891; William II Botjer and ano to Ella SIN
Wall st.
4eTH ST. $40. sty brl1; Oct 4. 1886: John
Rankin and ano TO the New York Life Insurance
Wall st.
4sTH ST. go West, 5 sty brk. 25x1oo5; Sept
2 1914 Barbara N GilleG TO Harriet d Potter;
GOTH ST. rs West sty brk 27x1oo5. Ian
49, 1905: David Lion to Accumulation Realty
Co; $4,000; address, 800 Broadway.
| stable, X.
June I. 1907; John B Cobb and ano to the Title
Guarantee and Trust Co: $4,000; address, 176
Broadway.
! OATH ST. s2s East. s, 25xloos: sty brl:
Oct 30. 1906: William Faas and ano to Franz
Forester; 5000: attorney. F P Hummel. 1911
Sd ave.
10TH AVE eSs 25x1oo: sty brk June II.
1892: John Fullan and ano to Fulton Trust Co
OF New York; $4,000; address. 30 Nassau ST.
loaD ST 1s1 West, 1s.ex1oo11: sty brk;
May .. 1905: Herbert Sudderly and Lucille
| pdn
s17.5oo; attorneys. Foley Powell, 2o6 Broad
! way.
115TH ST. SO East. 25x1O1 Il: s sty apt; June
2s. 1906: the Beekman Realty Co to Mathilte
| Westerfield: 1850: attorney, Nicholas Alsine-
kof SO Nassau ST.
18TH ST, s, IS # of 11th ave. 75x17s:
Savings Bank; $1,000: address, 5s Bowery.
THE BRONX
Feb ]. 1907; William Faien and oths to the Ess
tates Settlement Co: $4,000; address. 200 Broad
way.
FoRDHAM tnow 3D. AVE W s. 1oo # 3 of
17ith ST. 125 2xloox2s sx1oo: July %. 1904 Jacob
| G Simon TO Guardian Trust Co of New York:
s12.o o0o; address. 10 Broadway
| HOFFMAN ST W g. 200 II n OF IsIth st Tx
| 100 June o. 1906 Teresa Cerra to AIrick II
Man and ano: Sc. 600; address. 5e Wall St
HOE AVE s. l25 # of 1920 st. 1oox12o;
AuB y. 1903; Bryant Co, corporation TO Harry
Munroe; 5000; attorney Title Guarantee and
Trust Co. l76 Broadway
KELLY ST. e f. ISL # n of westchester ave
25xse4x irreg: June 8. 1907; Charlotte F. wife OF
trus: 81. 100; attorneys. Bowers d Sands, 81
Nassau st.
/ chester Co; Nov Is 1889: Mary c Burke to John
! Kerr; $1,000; attorney. II Mccormick, 90 Wall
! 81.
LOTS ii to SO. inclusive. map of 300 lots 2sd
and a4th wards. controlled by Henry Morgen-
thau; June IA, 1905; Alexander Kahn and George
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
EIGHT GIRLS ARE ENGAGED
Wellesley Census Shows Other
Graduates Planning Lonely Lives

Few teachers Will come out of Wellesley
In future if the report of a census taking
committee of the class which was grad
uated last week is correct
This committee. having ascertained that
most OF the graduates are going to teach.
although few feel really called to that vo-
cation, is quite severe on the subject. Such
persons it thinks, have no right to the
salaries they so serenely accept" and it
IS no wonder, with such teachers. that the
modern American lacks cultured inter-
ests."
Having thus f1ayed the college graduate
whom society has forced into a time-hon-
ored rUt, the report kindly goes on to point
the way to other occupations.
Lectures and public readings are much
in demand, 1t says, and we'll paid, in COM
parison with the labor entailed. For per-
son of some dramatic talent or with cause
like votes for womep or the consumers
league to preach, the committee opines
that engagements would not be hard to find.
Landscape gardening is also recommend
ed So is interior decorating and dress
making and there are said to be openings
for college women as buyers in large de-
partment stores or artistic speciality shops.
Arts and crafts work, jewelry, pottery,
bookbind!ng and illustrating open up fur
ther vistas Of agreeable and lucrative en-
ployment and the committee wishes, as
others do also, that more intelligent women
would take to running hotels and restau-
rants.
Without waiting for the advice Of the
committee q number Of the graduates have
planned to branch out. Two propose to
farm for a living and one will go into
farming on big scale.
She is Miss Marjorie A. Snyder, daughter
of DR.. O. C. Snyder, OF Chicago, and she
owns a ten-acre farm In Oregon, where she
purposes to earn her living by raising big
red apples.
Other graduates are going in for settle
ment, library and literary work. Eight will
marry and eight are engaged.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
LIS PENDENS.
JUNE %.

LOT 394. map OF estate OF Elizabeth B
King City Island: Stephen 1 Wood ct al axt
Thomas Watson ct al foreclosure Of mtg) at
torney, Sweeney.
GOTH ST. 249 West: Mortgage Building Co art
Isaac Huppert ct al foreclosure OF nits): at
torneys, Armstrong s Brown.
18TH ST. ODD and 224 East; two actions, VIII
lam r Wilder agt Sadie Brody ct al foreclosure
of two mtgs). attorney. w NJ Patterson
HOUSTON ST. 426 and 42s East: Adolrh
Pawel agt Simon Steiner ct al (foreclosure OF
ntg); attorney, Pawel
GREENWICH ST e cor Charlton st 2bx75.
Greenwich ST, s, % IT of Charlton st. 25x75;
Edwin Wolf agt Becker Realty Co ct al (fore-
closure of mtg); attorneys, Crane & Baer
WASHINGTON ST. COS: West Side Savings
Eank agt John p McGovern ct al foreclosure or
mtg): attorney, D Mcclure.
CARPENTER AVE IS 23 It II of gath at
25xlo5.6: Henry Platt agt North Boro,, oh
Home Co ct al foreclosure OF mtg): attorney
F Z Humme
10TH ST. n s. 220.6 II of Ave 23xa4 q.
Julian Mandel agt William Schwartz et al (fore,
closure OF MTG: attorney. I Frankenstein
Sd AVE, s. 1862 IT Of I7sth ST. 50xlos ox
irreg: Isidore Cline agt Northwestern Realty 90
ct al (amended foreclosure of mtg); attorn-ys
Lese Connolly.
Sd AVE. S. 205.2 IT n OF 17sth st. 50x1os l. y
irreg; August Levi ast Northwestern Reslty 20
ct al tamended foreclosure OF Mtg; attornevs
Lese Connolly.
10TH ST, s4s and $50 East Walter A Hrsc,
Ggt Israel Keller ct al foreclosure OF mtg1. ar
tCIney. \ Stern. a.
LOT %. Block 1.S63 of Section S on tax r,,,
II Livingston ct al foreclosure OF tax IienIr =,
toIney, II Swain. 'p' az
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
NO NEW TRIAL FOR HYDE
Alleged Poisoner and Wife Hear
Decision. Unmoved.

Kansas City, Mo, June pa new triai
was refused Dr. B. c. Hyde, convicted on
May 1s of poisoning Colonel Thomas H.
Swope, the millionaire phifanthropist, by
Judge Ralph S. Latshaw. In the Criminai
Court here this morning
The prisoners attorney Immediately nied
a motion for arrest of Judgment and the
Judge set Tuesday as the time for argu-
ments. When this motion is disposed OF
next week the matter of appeal TO the
Supreme Court and motion to release DR..
HYDE on bond will be taken up.
Mrs. Hyde sat beside her husband during
the rea ding of Judge Latshaw's decision
this morning. Neither appeared disturbed
bv the courts refusal to grant new trial
HYDE smiled back at his wife as he re-
turned to his cell.
There are ten other indictments against
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
SYMPATHY FOR BOILERMAKERs
Strikes To Be Ordered Where These
Men Are Out for More Pay.

Sympathetic strikes of building mechanics
in all trades are expected soon on every
building where members OF the Interna-
tional Boilermakers are on strike for an
increase in wages from s3 20 to 81 20 a day.
This demand was made on the members
of the association before May 1. The en-
ployers offered So so day. which was re-
fused by the boilermakers.
The demands were to have gone into
effect on May 1, but no attempt was made
to enforce them until this week, when
strikes were ordered on five buildings in
Manhattan by the Brotherhood of Boiler
makers, and more are to be ordered to-
day and tomorrow in New York and New
Jersey.
The New York Building Trades Council
will meet tomorrow and order sym
pathetic strikes on all buildings where
non-union boilermakers are employed
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30

The New York Central Railroad VIII
erect a twenty story hotel on the block
bounded by Madison and Vanderbilt ave-
nues, 43d and 44th street. for Wen
known hotel man who now conducts a
hosiery on Fifth avenue. according to
rumors IN real estate circles yesterday
William H Newman, former president
of the road and now of the advisory board,
is in Europe and win not return until sep
tember The project is a personal matter
with him, according to officials of the road
A tentative proposition for hotel was
being worked out, it was learned yester-
day, at the offices of Reed q Stem, arcnl-
tects for the New York Central terminal
The block in consideration is now occu-
pied with four. story concrete buildings,
erected by the railroad as temporary
station and office building. which has been
replaced by the new permanent ONCE
building on the Lexington avenue side or
the terminal The block measures 2O0.l0x
100 feet.
Mrs E. r. sThomas received $4,000 for
her home, at No. II West 57th street,
which Henry D. winans & May sold on
Tuesday for the Commonwealth Real Es-
tate Company.
Henry Fairfield Osborn, professor OF
zoology at Columbia University and head
of the American Museum of Natural His
tory, figured in the real estate market
yesterday, when he purchased the hVe
story American basement dwelling house.
on plot 15x100 feet, at No. % East 10th
street. Professor Osborn bought the prop
erty from F. De r. Wissman. through
Pease & Elliman. He owns and occupies
the adjoining four story house, on a plot
40x10o.5, at the southwest corner of Madl-
son avenue and 10th street.
Plans have been filed for a six story
brick tenement, with stores, to be built at
the northwest corner of 190th street and
ST. Nicholas avenue, with a frontage OF
81 feet on the avenue and 11o feet on the
street, with an extension, the facade being
of brick, with terra Gotta trimmings. The
building will accommodate thirtythree
families and will be equipped with an
elevator. The Dakota Realty Company, of
which A. Herschfield is president, is the
owned Charles B. Meyers, the architect,
estimates the cost at s175,00o.
Clinton & Russell, architects, have filed
plans for a twelve story IL shaped Office
building to be built at No. 81 William
street and No. So Maiden Lane. The
building will have a frontage of 14.s feet
Oh " 1ItldiI StiSct anu . Il " IcCt oH ihdid-
en- Lane. The FACADE will be Of limestone,
with terra Gotta and granite trimmings,
with q stoop entrance on Maiden Lane and
a street level entrance on William street,
with penthouse on the roof. The Maiden
Lane and William Street Company, of
which Major A. White is president, is the
owner. The cost is placed at s125,0
4
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET,
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
Seen in the Shops

A new fad is black silk tie, about an
crosses on the chest, the ends being fin
ished with two fiat pink ribbon roses. The
ties cost 81 s. each.
Byron collars of finely embroidered ba-
tiste sell for from 30 to rs cents each,
and an embroidered fichu collar of net is
75 cents.
small gun metal watch in a leather
case is for the summer traveller and
costs s. %.
Cretonne shopping bags are a summer
fancy. They are mounted on gold washed
frames. and have cord and tassel handles
They range in price from 81 to 81 so each,
and are in different shapes.
Enamel cuff links in different colors cost
81 and 81 so a pair. Studs and pins may be
bought to match.
Tiny sterling silver luck charms sell for
slippers, boats. dogs and many other little
fancies.
Snake necklaces having two crossed heads
in front sell, in plain gold, for So so each, ,
with rhinestones set in the serpents' heads
they are s14 so apiece.
Green gold shopping bags, having an inch
deep drop fringe and mounted on Pinch
frames. sell for $50 each and are very smart.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
JUNE %.

JUNE 90.
Van Norden Trust Co to Philip Schulang; 81.
Pinous Lowenfeld and ano to State Bank; 81.
Jacob Pinkofsky to Robert Wasserman; 81.
Barkn Construction Co TO Abraham DWor~
sky; 81. 400.
United States Trust Co. as trustee, TO William
Hull; $4,000.
William Reid to Henry Martini 81
Andover Corporation to John 7 Lauth; 81.
Edward Stehl to Rachel Backrach; $4,000 -
Howard Thomas, trustee, to Mary Deeley u
mtgs): 50 613 AZ.
Mary Deeley to Ensign Realty Co and ano g
mtgs) S100
New York Life Insurance and Trust Co, trustee.
to Title Guarantee and Trust Co; "a, 900.
Lincoln Trust Co to Gerard BeelZman; $40 GOO
Germanie Life Insurance Co to Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust Co. $4,000.
John Lerch and ano, trustee. TO Daisy Freutel
g mtgs); $5i12 13
Same to August Freutel: S., 3,016 so.
John Lerch and ano. exrs to John Lerch ana
ano. trustees 6 mtgs); SIS, ia 36.
Hudson Mortgage Co TO New York Post-Grad-
uate Medical School and Hospital So. 500.
Lawyers Mortgage Co to Katharine Neili;
S11. 900.
Same to Moutefore Home; $40. 600.
Same to Mary C Smith: $50. 00O
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co to Law
yers Mortgage Co: $4,000
Augusta Seighardt to Mathlda Kuhmichel q
mtgs): s11 600.
Max Marx to Peter Alexander a mtgs). SIS
800.
Anna Calm to Alfred L Frankenthaler: 500.
Frederick w Heidelberger and ano, exrs, 10
Il parD; $4,000
Paul Fuller and ano to Frederic r Coudert.
gdn: $4,000
Same TO same and ano, trustees; $24. $50.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30

| JACKSON AVE. ne cor 1eoth st. 4s. s.sxI70,
per cent: Emma NJ 5 Mestanlz to Max Cohen ant
| ano; s.. 761 81: attorneys, Davis Kaufman, Al
/ Chambers st.
! irreg Cprior mtg S39, 600; June 2S; yrs, pei
/ cent; same to Lillian Hoppe and ano; $1,000
attorney. L L Levy. $50 Broadway.
| JACKSON AVE. cor 16oth st. As exIs
! June 2s: g yrs; Emma NJ S Mestaniz to Jacol
Wicks. jr: sSs 600: address. 7ol Madison ave.
! KELLY ST. W s. 265 # Of !e5th st, lots
yrs, 5 and per cent; Fleischmann Brothers Ce
| to Title Guarantee and Trust Co; sac. 500; ad-
( dress, 176 Broadway.
KINSELLA AVE. s. 1854 It of Bronxdale
ave- 25x1Oo; Dec s. 1913; June %: Lizzie S
Cowen to Ella A Butler: $4,000; attorney, Her
bert S Ogden, So Beaver ST
LOT 153 block D. amended map Mapes es-
tate (prior mtg s-); June &c; yrs; William
Balkin 10 Morris Rabinowitch: 5000; address,
go Grand st.
LOT I34. map portion Hunt estate Cprior mtg
81. 600; June IS: 3 yrs: Barbara c Wygant 70
Barbara c Honold: 81 500; attorney Charles II
Baechler 1l26 Walker
LOT Is. map s57 of 120 lots OF DAILY estate;
due Feb IS. 1911, without interest: June IS;
Giuseppe A Mlillo TO Gaetano Rossano and ano;
$780, address, 20S5 LIST
LOT 146 map lots ct williamsbridge. property
" Duncan prior mtg $500; due, etc, as
per bond; Bartolemeo Ierussi TO Antonio Giusto;
$500: attorney. Robert Burlando. Williams
bridge, y Y.
MARION AVE. s. $50 It of 1esth ct. 25x
40. SIX irreg; June IS: 4 yrs. per cent: Annie
Kriegei to Henry Hett; $500; address. 2ss
East 18th ST.
OGDEN AVE, e. 275 II Of 1929 ST, 50x115
(prior mtg Ss5. COO; June 2s: yrs, per cent;
Dorothy Realty Co to Frederick Correll: So. 400
SAME PROPERTY Cprior mtg s54 4.4o0D: juno
IS: due Aug /, 1910. per cent; same TO Fred
erick p Hummell; s.. co., address, 1911 3D. ave.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. 6. 90 # of
f67th ST, 30xI5; yrs; Catherine Bleeeser to
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co; 5000;
address, 1eo Broadway.
TINTON AVE. $50, %. 7x135; June oS; yrs.
Frederick A Olpp Bowery Savings Bank:
So 900; address 12S Bowery.
WILLIS AVE. AZ TO 4si. 75x irreg; June 2s:
due. etc, per bond; Robert Mahoney to
xesa Forman; $4,000. attorney. Leon Rron-
field. ~ Broadway.
WILKINS AVE s. 257 10 II n OF Jennings
ST 25x1S0; due Dec 2s. 1911, per cent. Jennie
Davidson 10 Mary Edwards; $500; attorney.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co. lie Broadway.
l3sTH ST, cor Sd ave. runs 81 .2x 6
Austin Carr and 10 Title Guarantee and
Trust CO; 81. 500; address 176 Broadway
18TH ST, g. 1895 II OF Eings5ridge I'd,
50xi5G; . yrs: Henry A koeble to American
Mortgage Co; June 20; $500; address. 81 Mas
ST.
22sTH ST. s. 50 Il OF Brentwood ave. 50x
lIs June IS: yrs. 5lz per cent; Carrnine Dom-
bsrdi 30 Italian Savings Bank 81, 500; address,
"a Spring st.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
Continued from ninth page.

Bank Of New York City; $4,000; address, 12s2
Broadway.
ssTH ST. 2oa 10 219 West. 6 3 sty brk
es-9K12o: June p; due June !, 1913; Q ano
per cent; I CSrllh Co Sofis,I grosoh fshe,o.
beTs and Centre SITS
3eTH ST. 4so West. . sty brk. 25x9se; June
2s: 3 yrs. ~ per cent: Christie Becker ct al 5e
'Bourery Savings Bank: ST.. .0O0; address, 12s
Bowery.
8sTR ST. 80 to 826 West. 25ox irreg TO s7th
1913. sure %: Emma NJ H7ray to Equitable Life
Assurance CO. s15. 600; address, 12o Broadway.
40TH ST, $ West, sty brk, Isx9s 9. June e9;
yrs. 4i2 per cent: Edward p Fowler to TO Law
yeTs Title Insurance and Trust Co; 100000; a6-
dress. I6o Broadway
eth ST 145 West. 4 sty brk. 2ox1oo.5; N;
June p; cue per bond; Caroline O'Neth 70
william Rowland: so 900: attorney, Title Guar
artee and Trust Co. 176 Broadway.
IL cue ss per bond; charles T Terry TO Title
Guarantee and Trust Co: $4,000; address. 17e
Broadway
9th ST. - East. sty bTk. 16xIoo,5; June
&c: 3 yrs az per cent: Madeline c Curtis 10
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Co: $4,000:
address, 160 Broadway
77TH ST. 225 10 231 West garage Box: 3
yrs per cent as per bond. Howard Paschal 10
Farmers Loan and Trust Co: $4,000: address,
o. William 81.
77TR ST. 2os West. sly brk stable 25x
TG02: p N; June .; 1 II: Chester W Chapin 10
Kate Johnson: $40, ,0a0; address, West 2sth St
95TH ST. I12 East. sty hrk. 30x10os s; p m;
70 Aico Be-aheirn et a.. exrs; sI6.e0o. address,
2ss West s3tA s..
18TH ST. ol4 West. sty brk. 14x1oo Il /;
June =. , yrs. Z per cent: Charles Hobbs TO
Gert-ls1e winthrop: $4,000 address 80 East
e.'th st.
,Ie1H ST 2lo East sty brk. Tx: yrs.
"a per cent: june %: Emily T Woodward TO
Franklin savings Bank; $4,000: address, G5o sth
I1STH ST. I19 East. s;y brk e0x1Oo10 3
Ers Iune %: Patrick Z Clancy 10 James L r
Hcoe- $1,000; attorneys. FIHnaan d Lewis. l9s
Broadway.
lro1l; June 2s. : yrs; John Mcclure 10 Mary
leiilg: SC. coo: address sS3 West 3sth 81.
124TEz ST. 246 and ess West 4 sty bris, 5o.5x
at1ll; oue Oct ] 1915, and y per cent: June
-; Matilda Weisbecker 10 Metropolitan Life In
sgraHce Co: S25.0Oe. address. ! Madison ave
f34TH ST. IS West. 3 sty brk l6. 7x99. II: due
Ny /. 1911. Alien Mason ct al 10 Broadway
savings Institution: $1,000, address. Park pa
10th ST, 5, leo fl OF Broadway. 125x
ss3l; = n prior mtg 81; June q: yrr q
aii1 4aoTfg gage co, $4,000 address, II Pine St
1S9l II 81 5. 1S3.s r Of Amsterdam ave,
slNAss-ll , yrs; Jenna Jones 10 Henry Oppe7-
ne-1le4' $4,000; address, l62 Water St
THE BRONX
CEDAR AVE. y $ 81 g I77th St s0xs0 lix
rreI, n: June p: yrs, per cent; Patrick
zz4 West 25th -.
cARTER AVE 8 2se.6 It Of fremont
ave ls-!2li5; June il; 3 yrs ! per cent; Edward
7s; 7eslig 20 fatilp seogsHgi $500: attorney, John
Davidson AVE-. = cor 1-7tb 5. aox3ex
M1ss' nss' : yrs rer ceRt: Gertrude siehoid
Ssohn Aassir3ine 20, sg.J00; attorneys, spier &
Bartlett - Wa. 81
roe,6.,. 6aFilsCE AVE. $. ~ It Of Bryant arc.
A.seff ,f ) l9ednt So.5yOi attorney, Charles Lat
tI-E' "a Piae
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
COURT ON REVENUE CUTTER
Twelve Cases To Be Tried at Isolated
Stations in Alaska.

Val1ez. Alaska. June 29-The revenue cut
ter Rush. with United States District Judge
Edward E. Cushman's travelling court. ar.
rived here from Juneau to-day. Besides
United States Marshal P. Fl. Sullivan and
United States District Attorney C.. ID. MUIR
name, the members of the grand and petit
iuries will board the cutter here. The court
will return here on August II. after touch
ing at isolated stations westward as Far
as Dutch Harbor. Twelve cases are 10 bs
tried along the route
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30

Pie collars are not as we'll known as they
deserve to be to housekeepers. They are
put on so that the pie does not stick to the
edges of the dish in which it is baked, and
they cost so cents a dozen.
Two-ply crepe paper dinner napkins are
the latest style. They sell at So cents for
twenty-five napkins and are very absorbent.
Paper luncheon sets contain a dozen nap
kins, dozen doilies and dozen plates, one
tablecloth and a paper pepper and salt box
and are rs cents a set
A large crepe paper peacock, in the natu-
raj colors, is designed for table centre
piece at a game dinner and sells for s25
Green paper boxes for bonbons have a
Chantecler strutting upon the cover. They
sell for Sc a dozen and make nice favors
A big white Chantecler hat, with feath-
is intended for use as a favor.
Tiny white crepe paper automobiles have
an ice cup inside and are very cunning.
They are 81 a dozen.
Aseptic handkerchiefs are 10 cents a pack
age, and are very popular for the sick
room and for hospital use.
The names of shops where articles mentioned
| on this page be obtained by
sending q stamped and addressed envelope to
| seen in the Shops" New-York Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30

a sty brl tenmt and store. 97x110; Dakota
Realty CO, 222S Broadway. owner: Meyers,
Union So architect; cost, S175,000.
WILLIAM ST, al, and Maiden Lane 63; for
a IL sty brk office bldg, 14Sx irreg x27.1
Maiden Lane and William Street Co. ~ Cedar
st. owner; Clinton Russell. SO Nassau st,
architect: cost, S125, 900.
ALTERATIONS.
Utems under $4,000 omtted.)
I'D ST, 10 East; to sty dwlg; Mrs n F
Palmer. 922 9Th ave, owner; + III Dodge, 133
East 41st st, architect: cost. S6.500.
THE BRONX.
STILWELL AVE. e s, so IT of Saratoga
ave; for 9 sty frame dwlgs, 21x52; Lizzie
Larsen. Mcdonald ST. owner; j Gunderson,
Mcdonald st, architect; cost, $1,000.
NEWMAN ST. S. 800 IT of 15Oth st: for
X sty frame bungalows. 19x27; Porter
Realty and Development CO. d Porter 80
Broad st, president, owners; B EbelinE, 1876
Walker ave. architect: cost. $1,000.
HARRINGTON AVE. 8 s. 800 # e of Fort
Schuyler rd; for sty frame dwIg 21x4S; /;
Adam Mink. Gleason ave, owner: b EbeIfne
1885 Walker ave. architect: cost. $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
THE BRONX,
IN THE. AUCTION MARKET.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange. Nos. IA and lt
Vesey street, resulted as follows:
By Bryan L. Kennedy.
COOPER SQUARE, %, g. 40 f. n Of 5th st.
24x100. sty bldg, with store; vol sale; to Noah
Fells for SIS, 900.
BY Joseph P. Day.
WOOSTER ST. 233 and 235; Sd st. 43 and As.
cor, a. 10x42, three sty tennis and sty
loft bldg; NJ Royajan agt Margaret Brown
ct al; S NJ Roeder, atty; M Dalberg ref; amt
due So 733 AZ; taxes, etc, 81, 200; sub to prior
mtg of SAC. 900; to the plaintiff for s51,316.
18TH ST 2s5 n s. 125 # e Of Lincoln ave. Is
x1OO 8 sty tenmt; Carl Fisher agt Isaac Hatten-
bach ct al; r Dudensing, jr, atty: Franklin
Ben. ref; amt due 81. 800 76 taxes, ETC. s279 o6:
sub to mtg OF $4,000: to the plaintiff for
S13. 900.
By Daniel Greenwald.
Mount Vernon. Penield property; Sherif's sale
of all right, title, etc. which NJ r Crow had on
January 90. 1899, or since Boudn & L. attys;
to Mary Glober for $500.
BY Samuel Marx.
18TH ST % to 35, n s. 2075 It Of 5th ave.
9S.7x100. Tx irreg, two sty tennis; American
Woolen Co of New York agt Jacob Cohen ct al
Hays II & w, attys; w Pollock. ref; amt due.
SOS sol so: taxes, etc, s5913 IA; sub to two first
mtgs aggregating $50. 600: to Joseph Thomas for
s175.500.
New-York tribune., 1910-06-30
AGAINST woMEN's SUFFRAGE
Upper House of Louisiana Legislature
Takes Decided Action.

Baton Rouge, La, June 2.-The upper
house of the Louisiana Legislature went on
record late yesterday as not only opposed
to woman suffrage, but refused to allow
women to act as members of boards Of an
educational or charitable nature, even
though they be elected or appointed to such
boards by men.
The Senate came to this decision when
Senator Geuyedan tried to have passed his
bill allowing women members on educa-
tionaI and charitable boards. The bill was
defeated by a large majority.