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New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

One-haf Is TO be spent upon apartment
houses situated on the West Side. This fact
Is very significant. At a time when the con
SJrucJIOu of apartment houses on Wash
lngron Heights has almost ceased. owing.
10 the difficulty OF procuring loans III that
region. and at a time when almost none
put cooperative apartment houses are be-
ing erected on the East SIDE. the SpeCula-
tive building of such structures has re-
NAMED compare lively active on the West.
Side. II is the most active spot in. a bor-
Uugh- which in eVeTy'-Other region IL eE-
ceedingly duh and there is every reason TO
believe that this activity will continue al
an even pace Tor many years to CQErp. OF
course, conditions viii pTPveRC-apg- very
large amount Of building at any one time.
There l. comparatively little vacant land
left on the West Side; aad the work OF buy
Ing ddiGi1Iu2s dwellings on the side streets
eight story apartment house necessarily
proceeds slowly. Nevertheless IL will prot
ceed' steadily, The price Of land tim lrUVed
with private dwellings has not Wou1tel 50
high on the West Side that a plot OF S5lff1.
cient- size cannot be pieCed out 1T an eE-
peaSe which leaves a fair profit ia a bald
ing operation. In this respect the West
Side offers g much better opportunity, TO
the speculative builder than does the East
Side. East of Central Park land ON deSIr-
q Bile streets is so expensive that eight story
buildings cannot be erected with profit
almost every street contains number of
houses that have been reconstructed into
American basement dwellings. and the cost
consequence is that even after a Madison
or q Lexington avenue subway has been
built there viii Ue comparatively few on.
DOrrunitieS on the East Side Tor building
apartment houses without an avenue front
age. The section given over 10 this class
Of reconstruction viii necessarily De the
West Side which eventually VIII be COW
cred almost solidIy with apartment houses
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

ton purchased a large plot in 3d street,
east Of the Bowery, on which it IS soon to
erect d new big structure.
The announcement that Ernest FIagg
had gained control of 95-foot plot in 10th
street. just off Of Park avenue, on which
he is to build fine dwelling houses for the
purpose OF preserving the residential char
acter OF the Murray Hill section, aroused
much interest
Mr.. Flagg- has drawn plans for the build
ings Of a novel type, three Of whlcn are to
be sold at actual cost. plus commissions
for architect and broker.
The ChiseIhurst, a six story apartment
house on Fort Washington avenue, was
traded by Mark Ash for several buildings
in 144th street. owned b5 E. II. PecE, shez
the Geraldine Realty Company sold a plot
at No. $40 to 81 West l3lst street to q large
bottIing concern for Improvement
J. Arthur. Fischer yesterday sold for
Harriet 5. James TO a client Of George D
Waring the four story brownstone dwelling
house at No. IIS West 45d street, &dioinins
the EIks' new clubhouse. on a plot 21-5Xlo9-5
feet. Mr Waring represented the pur-
chaser. The property was purchased by
the seller at auction on June . last from
the estate of John z. COnsidine.
Park d Tilford, after a stay of fifty years
at the corner of broadway and 21st street.
viii abandon their old headquarters and
open new store and their executive offices
in the Brunswick Building, corner Of Fifth
avenue and 26th street, tomorrow morning
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
p0TATOFS AND VFGFTABLES-Fota oes
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
Nov York. August .

%av- york August -. 1910
RFFyFS-Receipts. 113 cars or !.ui" No., ht.a'
III 4ov slaughter No trading ~ i've" 'al'-'
SEorn nall steady. Dressed beef uncnahEe
--o-+s -o-y7av aoT cattle and so quarters -
80 70 london 40 quarters 20 LlVerp""i' -
cattle 10 Bermuda. ,. oe- Co. +l-a
CAyES-Receipts co.. including 261 TO- i JL1e
-,-.-I[a+ mainly westerns Feeling hfih- 80
,-+a5 a. Sc JoGS1f per 100 n; throwouts: So'
3 ass 70, Dressed calves steady 10 strong
Salas-S Tudd < Co lao Kansas CitE Co 20 =,
70 y average IS 30 per 100 h: IL" co. - 10
'SEIFFp AND LAMBS-Receints, 2ois cars
- : "a head including So cars tor me ~ . n
- - o. sale sheep were steady - S'InILE
.---te e-r1 10 &C higher: the pens WeI. 80
l-a-az common 70 prime sheer s'Id q 60
g sos. nor 100 n culls at 81 % nleli1In ~
- l.-7,fe at &c e0GS7 g.: car - % cull-
- "a messed mutton steady a "a loc- Or
1,bs efr77 ar I0t20l3c: hogs dressed Sel'i'i7 81
l5 Is F1errs Commission Co: 2t9 kenJucEo o
.aIh,-- as Trziana IS n. 81 - 2+. - n, To
= = - =. 20 = n 81: lbs 81 n; S6 e.
> -5;s =; - =, Sc 4 Indiana sneep, ~ l''
. 90, . ~ N 81 30, :. Us n. - -
-, & shannon: 22T hflr11C',NF ,ori =
T.-'1 o45 50 n 81 40; 22l. g n, s. l-'2'
..,. Cs-fn = - S 20 , - =,
-'< >.,,.,o1 ...7 & Co: 2S6 Virginia lambs - ID
3 - 2 co 2Ia West VIRGINIA lambs,
~ -,,lle - y. : H'' - " +S' ii-
- % = S3 20. cuiis- - 10 10 . 900 s,aat all
is1-T,-lr Market 1cminal!y s'"saE-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

10 twenty rooms
Central Park West appeals to those who
are fond o. u quiet residential neighbor-
hood IL being adjacent 10 the beautiful
pleasure ground. asfording airy spacious
ness wtljh adds t6Tts artracttveness The
Frasada and the La1eham occupy fine sites
in this sect.oh
West End avenue and, Riverside Drive are
restrfcted aga.pst, traffic and business
vehicles, To riinse Vho are fond of quiet
ness 80 better location can be found.
Apartment house construction is growing
on "A large scale in West End avenue
where rents are.,somewhat lower than on
most OF the main nsEhoroughfares.
Riverside Drive IS we'll known for the
beaulfal scenery it affords. Overlooking
the hudson River ~aad the Palisades, a.
more deli2Etul place cannot be found,
The ruul5er OF bj5h class apartment houses
ON the griye makes III easy TO obtain ac-
eomuodati1n5 90 ones liking. Three room
apartments can be had al 5000 II year. and
apartments of twelve and fourteen rooms.
occupying a Whole 1JOG al Si,-lU.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
FOREIGN MARKETS.

Liverpool Aag. e1-WHEAT- duh; fut-
1res STEADY, october. IS 6i4d December IS
American mixed. 6s; futures dull; September
- 9i.d; March. a. 81 PE.AS-Canadian Is
~ on E-Wi inter patents. 31s Cd HOPS-in
fonfon sPacIfc Coast. f3GE4 LIS BEEF-Ex-
tTa India mess II2s Sd FORk-Priue mess
ytSeerern 10.ss I'd HAMS-Short cut 6Ss sd-
PAr0%-Cunlberland cut, lis. short rib. 76s
ci1ar bellies rs Cd, long clear middles. heavy,
"a ed. light lis 60 short clear backs. 65s
SHOULDERS square, 5gs 60. LARD-Prime West
sr4 tieroes sos I'd. American refined. pals. .; 3
- CHE ESE-Canadan finest white 53s 60
coi.,red E4s TURPENTINE- Spirits .S0s 3D.
51,SIN-Conlmon. las Sd. PETROLEUM N Pc
s,1,d ID LINSEED CfL-43s. COTTONsEIlD
or F5IV. refined. spot, POS 7isd. TALLoW-
ausrlaiian in London. 3fs q.
T,T5I1 Aug. 27-RAW SUGAR-Centrifugal
- rnlIeco,ado rs. BEET SUGAR august,
"a 5t.5 LINSEED-Calcttta. August -~eptell-
= - Cd If%SEED DII--41s SPERM OIL
a., PIcTROI.F,l " a .55erican refined. Cd
s,iri1s "a T-RPENTIAE-SDlut 5ls- RO3I@
=. An,artcan strained. is iisd. fine. is
zntwerp Aug. 27.-PETROLECM-I9 francs
IN 1crl!n1Gs-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

Fi0tB and 8EAI-Ffour quiet and
-ea- and feed steady ard firm a. Un-
Isl-ea --a.as.
fkUR Moderately active and frrner
- prices az "a. close were the high Of
EFPk-S--ady- mess. 50 - n so:
- - r So short clear 50 90 n 50 20
-l-t-.-tie-s 81 u 81, 50- family. Sf9 n $50.
- 1-EF iAMS-Qulet. So So. DRESSED
i E''5s--l-U- aaa1ns. I5r. $50 De. I2c. l6e
a. i.-4e. l-4 -a. - &c pigs. - -=c- CUT
- rlclsleC bellies Gull smoking. Il -2c-
i- -"--o. - Do = 3 o.. a lb. 4 2. e. Picked
80 Barely steady 80 - -ao- TALLCW-
- .- s-er. country. a. LARD
----- la-ll.a Wey-, So 20 ~ So soc city quiet
r.. reauoc aG.a'~ south America.
60 Doati1eur. =. I7iar% Brazil kegs. 14.s0c.
Geo. j Ia&G &c c-sr lard , &c
N'hA r E[+s:orate tlsinrss IN rsaned. gen
- -l. N>aalr 20 rrrl afl-ss. - tine basis
- a@' less rer cent -<at- 1uG
>-f. market Tor raVy. ~-ITE rr-zil- 80
a. 3 500. rl1sugEf.1u. ~ test. . i5o. f.sta s.s
p '-s-. o. 7Uc The London market for beet
80 WAS dull 1rirh sellers ~ Iou-er prices
- "sE lower A. Jas 554o- September or
a 81 I'd October 10 Dere'lser un'4 a51ged
klCE-F.r-n ana fasrly aeti~e ar f-s nas
81, h0LA~sE- AND sYRUPS-1o Grange in
--.- gert-aI. moderate
-'AN Il ~TDRT~-E'lrIa aCd unchanged FOR
e t--Eer-iue. Ioslu rIIel steady ana IN
oI1s-c.a oLzIee ia iIaseed Oh. Refined
steady II recent UrEoes-
.t'iioN-EED OEL-&ode oderate!y active.
- h... barrels. 4Ef nEslsS .-ruIeI, closing al
- -4rs -Ht I'd ar"e. Local contract
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
TO OPEN NEW HOTEL
Great Northern viii Be Ready to
Receive Guests Sentember l.

The new Great Northern Hotel. running
through from 56th 70 9th street, between
Sixth and Seventh avenues. viii be opened
on September /
The hotel which is extremely modern IN
every way, contains all the many improve
ments OF the day, well as a number OF
exclusive features It has five hundred
large. light rooms, three hundred bath
rooms. running ice water from private NJ
tration plants, heated air chambers for
dining room service etc
1t IS freproof and contains several fire.
proof stairways which are completely in
cased within four concrete walls The pub
lie rooms and corridors the main floor
are decorated in Louis WI. Heraldic.
EUzabethan, Marie AntOinette and GOTHIC
designs The buffet and grill rooms are
in Egyptian style with art nouveau effects
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
SALES AT BRIeHTWATERs.

The T 2 Ac<ers0n Company has sold az
BrShtwaters. It's thousand-acre RESIDENTIAL
park fronting the Great South Bay at Bay
Shore. Long Island the following proper
ties; Three plots. 50xIf0 feet on South Bay
avenue, Bay section, to separate purchasers;
an Irregular plot, so feet front, depth 145
feet and rear Ine 1Z0 feet. on Baldwin
Boulevard; plot 15x150 feet On Potter
Boulevard. near Hiawatha Drive, in the
Pines section; plot TT.11x160 feet. on Wind
sor avenue, Lakes section plot 100x1 20 feet
on South Bay avenue in the Bay section
two plots. separate sales. each 100x150 feet.
OF Baldwin Boulevard in the Pines section;
plot 1Sx1$S feet on Windsor avenue. Lakes
section: plots 10ox132 feet on Hfawath4
Drive. 100xI5O feet on Potter Boulevard and
90x193 feet on the corner OF Pine and Hia-
Eatha Drives, in the Pines section also a
plot. 124-9x1 4f-1 feet. on Pines Acres BouIe-
ward and Wohseepee Drive, in the Oaks
section
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
TRADING IN TIE REAL ESTATE MARKET
Purchase of Block Back of Pennsylvania Terminal for Housing
of Express Companies Feature
qANY INTERESTING LEASES REPORTED LAST WEE

Little trading Of interest vas transacted
in the real estate market last week. The
budget was the smallest Of any week this
year. There was also a dulaess in the
auction room and The building department.
A good number OF lease. however, were
reported.
The announcement that the New York
Central Railroad had purchased the block
bounded by Tenth and Eleventh avenues,
sd and $50 streets. in the rear of the
Pennsylvania terminal for the housing Of
express companies, was 4 feature.
Another important transaction was the
report that the Young Mems Christian As
sociatiou VIII add another new building to
its lower East Side branches The associa-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
COUNTRY PRooUcE MARKETS.

-.r- York. august - l3ii-
.@-a ~ iSB -, E--%o receipts. D"f-.esll'-
ssals I'm sal z-ac higher for mario /"
E51 =aa p.a- imported beans MN ~ y ls'a
49, -ac Scotch peas stE'1Ilts- y Sl--4->' .
5a el-usl. -usfel s. i II s. Il. fair 70
- =. i9. n1ediall. .Flo.ee. - . :, = 80
rr4 co. = CO.. e s. g. FAR - sDe., : >
~ inherited r-5sl5i.rr s. p n s. 50. pea
Uh5te kidney. choice - s..1.9 IDg
So t E.t;iev. - 5o4 - so. falE 70 7,,D-, 75'
- = 90. E-Il8N ere. - 30 n 81 30 black ~
p s'i2- 8 se 70 81. Iiraa. California, - i'-
RI-f-,,, etl.l. bags. au-ael s. ga m .,-.a.,
s,epr' -I2eceiue 5."7T pkEs- l.le.i1, l.le
1sa "- -i'l .1r.ltzt.Is. unchanged Sil - - -
ssns- -1-. shat unsettled. with cull4esS -
a. %a-ss SOD rlle medium ana ~
--a 5fae' kinds close steady 10 III
a.s freatner--. sp'-e.-i.S-- 20 -. . -
s@5-5 tGre zfGIcs frsts. :. y = -
ea.re- -ss..-. thirds. aEi. n pc; state
= a4.-.. - a2Ss-r- good te pliii-+,
1sao.. rJE1fI-1n -1 fair. - 9 :
sfs -ais 90 esrras. 2'i4t % i-c- ~ -
tf. i@rgrGs. e2-. 2.r- Weste-r- i-tIIia-
ass d-Er= - 9s2Jc. factory. % -
-@s. 70 -ts. current make, hrsis,
-Y-4 sec.--z- 20, factory. tt-r1s. = 2
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
A PICTURESQUE HOME RESORT.

Park Hill is one of the most beautiful
suburbs on the Hudson. It is an aiI-the-
year-round home place. The American
Real Estate Company is constructing
homes there, and is oferir, fine sites for
them.
The eompauy's large operations enable it
TO design and build economically. and in
many instances purchasers Of property 81
Park Hin have taken advantage Of thesa
copdluons- one OF the objects of the firm
is the designing and building of a home to
suit the buyers own ideas. Those wishing
can have then. own architect and builder.
Either way, the terms of payment are ar
ranged on a most convenient basis. with an
annual outlay not exceeding Jhe rental OF
u desirable apartment IN thlz city,
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

\ long lease has teen taken on the store
in the north half of the Brunswick Build
ing and also on the offices ou the tenth
floor which also face the two thorough
fares. IN the lease Il renewal clause has
been inserted. making ii possible for the
firm 10 remain there many more years.
The floor space Of the store IS 1+ooo
square feet, and the same in the basement
The firm has expended over $4,000 in
equipping the store with every modern ap-
pIiance, electrical, sanitary and mechanical,
which viii in any way help the quick,
cleanly handling of the merchandise sold
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
THE SHENANDOAH,

The Shenandoah elevator apartment
house. s. situated at the northeast corner
OF Audubon avenue and '--1 street. The
Washington Heights ---. urch
is on the opposite corner. The 1ulld-
Ing confirms ali modern improvement
for the comfort of the occupants Special
attention has Been ei4en TO the steam
heating and plumbing work Floors are
divided int Two rooms with dtcEeEs.tes.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
MANHATTAN S NEW BUILDINGS
Half Expenditures for Week for West
Side Apartment Houses.

THE Real Estate Record end Guide" in
its leading editorial of its latest ISSUE pub.
Hshed yesterday, speaking Of the activity
in apartment house building on the West
Side, says:
The building plans fled az the Manhattan
Bureau last week called for an expenditure
of over 3 600 HO: and OF this sum over
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago. Aug 27-wheat ruled higher from
rre e-ar+ and closed 1Gl sc up corn goTr%"su W. u
s.- Isle oars On moderate trade. al -
-4-ld and closed 4 n sc up Provisions sh@W1a 2aI
,+.- ,r5rr r.crl, leading the other producls
l5-or.s e 5x1ert sales from Chicago although
--..5..ara IN volume controlled tle wheat pa
- 80 ne s,asis FOR buIiish mar ket nIo1sfi
- me session Al the start prices adVancfa
.,-a-,i, md on the upturn the shorts began
10, - r.. i,,,a+ee Of enormous worlds ship
-,-.r-s and notable increase IN the visible sur,
r.i-. Tor next week We're beztflsh SD 47'i'7 win
'feie lf--Nif'-- i--''7 Yester-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

CGFUF

FEE--Ac-fre- sales s.. 800 bags. and
l4 arm prices closing al net advance OF
w - points S=U-lTnenJ was H-iIi1sh. and
.=-3 ass further active buying. both for out
81. "--- and HE speculative shorts. ard the
e. which was mostly IN liquidation. was
l-1a..r absorbed About -. .n00 bags ten
----' r- September contracts but these were
s-l-i'E taken up. mostly. II believed bv
1l-1- -1zs--TE Foreign markets firm, HavTe
.-a' Ing zH advance 0f = franc. while Ham
.-rr uf-uuig higher Ri0 and Santos
--7e unchanged hu- firm Spot frner, with
=. ?. quoted al ip14c- Local contract
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

and flats It is desirable in the interest OF
low rents that this tendency should be en-
cOuraged: and there is no reason why the
tenement house law should not be modified
permitting the erection of houses l'n feet
in height on SiXtv-foot streets. Such q
change would greatly encourage and &C
celerate the movement
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

New York August - 1910
GRAIN-W-I A T. Moderately active and
fine. closing az = net advance OF : e = G. \
v-0--.-e1t Western house came our strongly on
the aEU side and this. with UnfavorabIe re-
pcrts regarding The French crop situa tfon and
claims that the expert demand had again
cone ~ lie. the principal bUI factor in the
-rs-AH-- Barry cables were rather Gisappoi1lr-
f-r WIKI reports ~ heavy offerings of Rus
ssr and DaluhI1l wheat, and worlds ex-
~r--E <.- -le week were Is. ..-q U0U bushels.
r0-nz--6 With I0.SI-.UNn the previous week
ana t.H.- 600 las5- Eear Export sales. So
loads mostly Manitoba. Western authorities
predicted tra- M movement in the West viii
fzU -G rapidly as farmers are showing . dis
rosir-o- - hold their wheat bu- supplies are
large .t .-S--llG-1nE centres. and far both
-ra domestic and export demand has been
6isapDc--- ia regard 70 volume The local
Cash market was firm new No = red winter.
3 hs1 l- elevator. and s. 0S T q h- new 10
N5------ spring. s. U5 Is % 70 arrive
N-v York ~ \ p IN was quoted al s. % i for
Serte---=- and s. l1ts bid for December
CCEN-E---1H-- closing Al q ner advance OF
4E-c offerings nor large and market in
s1encaL n- -ruuess in wheat Cash market
sread-- 80 - Western. 7ei- C. nominal. eiova-
-r- "a arrive o Z domestic basis. OATS
Crs, s-r bout steady, closing AT = "a Z C net
advance. -Ea.v IN sympathy with wheat and
corr. cash market steady new standard
white -+C- 1av 10 = white. SAFE. No 3 39C-
~ $50 REE-Dull- 10 Western. new
cor -sL~ r Eew York. BARLEY
Qais.- Ea .-f-E- 75E7Se. old crop. C + Buf-
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28

meHts- The style Of decoration i accord
ing TO the most modern idea.
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
<FABOARD CIFaRaNHS.

G0IT0N-Ihere was h5C jump in the
pro = August cotton that deliver selling a.
lf-'tE. or 36 points above the closing OF Friday
sl1 over s. bale above the low price Of
p .sv morning when notices for delivery were
Cr- la-lCE- This advance made a new high
record Tor c1a season. and the price touched
vas ne highest thar has been reached bE any
contract since the Suily year Only few
thousand bales changed hands. and after selling
-r -'fc early. August eas-1 of u Is sJc- hut
rallied 16 SO ana closed q 10 20 bid. show
slE apparently the existence r--la IrirC
s--~- interest and The control 1f the bull leaders
s1- -r-1iC-i0ns were beard that extremely nigh
Irr-s might - marked Up before covering was
IN .- completed L seemed rather q singular
fh--- Z view Of the spot strength here that
IRE S-gE price Augusta marked down a
Cs-- pound. but the local spot situation rep
-ss---s solely OLD crop cotton. and the reduction
-- --e a -=-s-1 price represented q adjustment
q -HE crop basis The close was quiet and
E-se-T a. re- advance o- - points OF August,
e-- generally 1E5 POINTS net lower spot quiet
g advance ri 70 point. the basis Of 10 ;-Ic
= -l51--E u7la-d-s No-saies- Local contract
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
EXPORTS,
Cash Quotations

r--r \ n SIG 81 Cotton. uiGdI5nE. Is a.
T-7r. -. N l. rs a. trttee. No : Rio I0ls
S-a4- -a5lE------ > 500 sugar. E12nUIated -
stand con. SpC- = 40 Eioiasses. X. y -
- .....----.---- 81 CO. Beef. family. $40 ~
rz-Ha--e lead = Reef hams $500. - 90
S-a.-e~ -----.-- = 40 .TaioW. prime -
Ehes-. 70 & 1o> PORK mess - -
s---- 30 = 90 Hogs. Or $50 - 49,.
oats new 81 % Lard. md Vest 10 -
ro--. NTls. par 80
New-York tribune., 1910-08-28
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

E-lrator. 6ouest-c basis
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-08
PLEASANT PLAINS Locals.

The reception and euchre under
the auspices of st. Joseph's Drama
tic Society. Of Rossville, in Washing
ton hall, that place, last Friday, net
ted a good sum for the benefit of st.
Joseph's r. G. church.
Marjorie Forester was in Totem
Vile yesterday.
Mrs. John Bridge visited in Perth
Amboy yesterday.
Mrs. Arthur f. Decker and chill
dren, of Tottenville, spent yesterday
as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A. ID.
Decker, of Amboy avenue.
John Fischer and William Petinia
spent Sunday in Roseville, N. J..
Mrs. Harry Sharrott was the
guest of Mrs. Ostermeyer Monday.
Joseph Peidl spent Sunday in
Richmond.
Mrs. Louis Sher was Perth AM
boy Visitor yesterday.
Clifford Herman, Of Bloomingdale
avenue, reports catching a. large sea
turtle of Great Kills last week 1t
weighed over twenty pounds
Plans for hurdy-gurdy dance
Friday night for the benefit OF the
fancy booth at the county fair of
the Active Club Of Huguenot are be-
sng COMPLETED
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-08

SO cash will secure you
one of the splendid
complete home outfits
we offer in this
sale, unusual val GEO
ues, for PVO
81 per month
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-08
ToTrENvlI.I.E LOCALS.

Lieutenant Ernest Willis, of 101
Hook and Ladder Company, started
yesterday on his annual twenty-one
days vacation. Fireman Tutty, OF
the same company, has returned
from his vacation.
Miss Sadie Bodner, of Manhattan,
is spending the summer here with
her sister and brother-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. Jack Goldman.
Bernice Mount, of Perth Amboy,
is Ill at the home of her grandpar-
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Marshall,
of Broadway.
Mrs. George Webb is home from
Saratoga.
A window fell down on the hand
of the infant son OF Captain and
Mrs. Sheridan, of Broadway, last
night, and mashed it.
Miss Irene Battersby, of Manhat.
tan. is visiting Mrs. 3. W. Roths.
child
Fred Schuster; OF Manhattan. was
in town yestardav
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-08
MISS LUCY DOTY the
BRIDE OF WAL TER LYNCH

The marriage of Miss Lucy Doty,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George w,
Doty, of 80 Station avenue, Pleas
ant Plains, to Walter Lynch, of
Lewiston, Maine, took place Monday
noon at the parsonage of the church
in Twenty-third street, Manhattan.
The ceremony was performed by the
pastor, Rev. DR.. Higgins, In the
presence of the brides family. Miss
Roselyn Doty, sister of the bride,
was maid of honor, and John Nc
Nulty was best man. The bride was
handsomely attired in gown of tan
colored satin mousseline. She wore
a white picture hat and carried a
bouquet of sweet peas and white car
nations. The maid of honor was
dressed In pink satin mousseline and
carried bouquet OF white and pink
carnations.
AS this was also the thirty-eight
wedding anniversary of the parents
of the bride, the groom gave din
ner at the Hotel Chelsea, in Twenty
third street, to the members of the
bridal party.
Immediately after the dinner the
bride and groom left for the Della
water Water Gap to spend their hon
eymoon. They will return next
Wednesday night to Pleasant Plains,
where a reception wiz be given them
at the home OF the brides parents, in
Station avenue. Invitations to the
reception were sent out yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lynch have received
many beautiful gifts. They will re-
side at One Hundred and Seventy
fifth street, Manhattan. where the
groom has furnished a fiat.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1910-06-08

and place it In the extreme corner Of
the room. The two outer sides may be
easily draped with some pretty rem
nant Of cretonne, which can be tackled
on to the upper edge Of the box. The
material should be folded over at the
top to form a flounce, and from under
meath this founce piaits OF the ma
terial are arranged to reach the ground
and entirely hide the exterior of the
box. The box can, of course. be period
ically emptied and a~corner Of the
nursery cannot be better utilized than
in this manner. The little ones should
always be made TO clear up all their
rubbish after they have done playing.
and If there is something at hand in
which it may be placed they viii not
mind doing this, and it VIII save other
people the trouble. The interior OF the
box may be lined with brown paper.
either tackled or pasted TO the sides.