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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-27
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do por ls torte de distrito de Huma
Gao POI 4 delito de homicidio invo
luntario' ingreso cumplir condena
de tres amos, el lndividuo Domingo
Ramos (a) Judas.
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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-27
para todps.

1Deses vd. conocer 81 nejo. tinte
ideado para devolver al ISABELLE ~
primitive colorS
lQuiere Vd. zanzibar su cano.s Pc
10 por una heruosa cabellera negra
y sedesa3
lie gustarfa & Vd. hace, desapars-
Ger el fec signo de vejsz QUO 10 dudA-
blemente producer las canasl
1Esta Vd. interesadc enhtces ana
buena conquista2
EntonceA decidsss { csAr Ia an,
afamada
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-09-27

tanan Hirlas veces al dla. Esta de
mas d que toao esto hacia que to
dos tu, ran un buen apetito. Regre
saron sus casas On buena salud
fuertes y en- condolences para empe
Ear el curse escolar que comienza.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-17

a circular box OF Powered paper. tbs pre-
else imitation OF those sent out from the
smart hat shops. A commercial looking
paster is leGt blank for the name OF a
guest The shop which originated these
miniature representations OF current styles
shows a few hats large enough for actual
wear did not the character OF the material
stand IN the way. These are designed for
centrepieces-
Outside OF individual gfSts. we find sug-
gestiOns for the Easter table most n de-
mand." said the manager or this shop
They NAV be either sensible or frivolous.
but the latter are most sought for. for
even in preparing for a somewhat formal
dinner the children are more or less con-
sidered. and some foolish thing. like a life
size goose with a family OF little ones
trailing behind. Is preferred 20 an elaborate
floral establishment"
Bunnies OF generous size are shown en-
gagged in all sorts OF absurd occupations.
from taking a stroll with blue silk para
sol held aloft 20 trundling a wheeIbarrow
on which rest a miniature suitcase and
spring outfit.
Strangely enough. IN spite OF the IN
creased interest in aerOuautics. there IS
a noticeable absence OF flying machines in
the line Of fsvOrs. Last year and the pre-
vious season such craft 1ere greatly IN
evidence. According 20 the statement OF
one Fifth avenue favor specialist. the res-
son lies IN the fact that the motto IS not
decorative.
Easter cards have attractive little soUve-
Mrs attached. ike a set or silver slipper
buckles. a pin cushion in the shape OF a
silver slipper. and quaint scarfpins. suit
able both for men ard women.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-17

han. where last far thu relies OF PeAry's
Arctic journey were shown.
Inctudius the cut roses ana growing
plants. and the orchids. carnations and
other flowers thar make up the show. az
least Sz5.oo0 worth 81 beauty is On the hall-
Two grsat tables of orchids. looking. uks
fairy forests. flank the entrance. There IL
some lovely cyclaTnen shown By Mrs..
Henry siegel. Of IIamaroneek ana Mrs.. r.
~ Constable. and some hydraugeas By
samuel Untermyer. of Yonksra
special feature Of the show is the num-
Der Of roses IN pots. meant % prove 20 peo-
pie who have no yards that they can haV.
growing roses. nevertheless. Then there
are bushes on broom. completely covered
with small. sweet flowers. with never a BIZ,
or foliage % mar the whiteneus. Immens.
specimens Of the Person fern are set
here and there among the flowers
One centre o. attraction last night was
an Easter hat made of fresh flowers. Th-
frame vas covered with close set uurDf.
vioiets. and orchids sDrawIed over one side
most becominsly
PINK Is going 20 Be the prevaufr~ .eo1--
N horal decorations this year. az you VIII
lnase by the preponderance OF the color
mere. said BENJAMIN Hammond. secretary
OF the society IT'S been pretty hard d
set these flowers together. for this A. a
late season. You won't ind flowers Ike
these FOR sale; these are unusually ans
specimens. grown for this show"
The American Rose Society VIII have its
annual meeting and election or ofHcers to-
day. Frank r. Person q the president
now. The Horticultural Society OF New
York Is cooperating with the rose society
IN the exhibition. and the long Corridors
from the main entrance % the west wing
where the roses are placed ara lined with
mammoth palms and ferns More than
thirty thousand people. mostly children, at
tended the horticultural show there last
ian. and. tudging from last nights attend
ance. the crowds win be a. great this tina
The exhibition viii be open to-day and to
morrow from O'Clock I'll 5 o'clock ard
from 2 I'll 70 O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-17
LIS PENpENs.
MARCH Is

WILLOW LANE RD. e. adjoining lard of
DIP SEBASTIAN + Meyers. 55xi5QL irreg; Luiett
ave II Il is = . % Ola Road. 5ozl0O; Washing
Ton ST. ~ s. and Jackson 81. o e. Lot 4lt map ot
rnionport IRE br9nx Hls4NaV illi.s ~, ~.
V-estchsster nil pond. The Bronx. Mary q
TrIrn bull 81 al aEr James Henderson ~ al part
tionl. attorney, " Fairehi.d-
tST Avn. fssj and fs4T. two actions. Frank
ZION ~ Winfield - ~ foreclosure q two mtgsi;
attorney. I Wheeler
ISL AVE. 1s4i. Bertha Dreeyfus agt bohemian
Real Estate Association ~ Winfield foreclosure
OF mtg. attorney. wheeler.
BARNES AVE ~ g. 494 ft p ~ 21fth 81. - OK
o. "A irreg. Alfred Johnson agt Frank Mc'iarry
q al Gf1re,iosure ~ mtg. attorney. = shaw
g. ~ 5x-3 ska ilxG3 z. - Nicholas ave. W s..
az intersection 81 li2d -, u continued. runs
% Tx q ~ llv G21 s ~ % beginning. - Ni'ho-
las ave. 8. 2n@I q o. lAlsf 81. anaNto tx
f2s tO~ fr~-r- axrerf carfs released. Commercial
Trust 90 81 New York agt John + Cocheril 20
"a foreclosure of mtg, attorneys. Camp bill a
Moore.
JEROME. OR CENTRAL AVE w s. 90 . 70
n ~ Anderson ave. i6SXi0o fxi2OXss.a Celia
I.owenstein aFt George ~ Huber - al action 20
determine claim. etcl. attorney. r p Golding-
CLAY AVE W s. 2T5 n n ~ 1G5th 81. a5xlOO.
Emma bernhard aEt Mari p kugel 90 al uar-
titioni. attorney. + J Gienn0n-
4gD ST. g. - r. n Gfh ave. q 5xi0O s.
walter u Close e. al at LSlu T considine - al
uCfeclnsure OF mtg. attorney, A r Angeil
BETHUNE ST. IS. Frederick A Culbert act
sarah T. C,uihert Fl al action 10 recover roses
sion etcl. attorney. J y Southland.
ilsTH ST. io6 and los East. Ella . Willis.
eNtrN. aEt Mar Mctnrt-F 20 al foreclosure ~
Mtg. attorney, j 81 Rider
WEBSTER AVE, cor o. ia8th 81. e *
90 lU. F.blng brewlng o. AIT Nellie A sullivan
81 40 foreclosure % MTG attorney. y Blank.
BOWERY 81. Emma " Cone agt Michael r
Lyons - al foreclosure OF mtg. attorneys.
Strnock a. Stroock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-17
Teen IN f6e C6OpS

Brass tea caddles. round. square and oc-
tagonaI IN shape. are very attractive and
cost 90 cents
Cobra brass candlesticks are selling at
50 cents and are popular for library or den
use.
Large japanese fans for wall decoration
have a spread OF a yard and a half and
cost 81.
A large brass butterfly cOat-hanger IS
very effective and costs S..
Pottery japanese masks with odd grimac-
ing faces are sought after for library or
den decorations and cost from 81 50 % s. 50
each.
Brass and bronze flower holders cost s. %
and a large solid bronze howl. with handles
and a perforated disk % keep the flowers
Ia. costs SO
Brass iardinieres and trays for tiny ferns
Tor table use are CD cents a set
Opera bag sachets OF brocaded silk with
ivory fasteners cost - cents.
AIkado and lotus sachet powder is very
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-17

this department Of life for obvious reasons
Any one can see an actress for the price
OF admission 20 the theatre. but only the
favored few are allowed 70 eaten glimpses
OF the arbiter OF styles in society
A warning against The roo exact copying
of stage clothes is occasionally sounded by
dress shakers and designers Because a
thing looks well Sehird the f0Otlishts IL
does not follow that il will lock equally
well elsewhere A gown which looks we'll
az a distance may not bear close inspec-
ton. while the beautiful details which count
so much with the gowns seen in ordinary
life are lost upon the stage.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-17

delicate and lasting and costs . cents
and 81 a jar.
heavy brass incense burner IN the
shape Of tankard. with three legs and
a pointed lip. is Chinese workmanship. ana
costs SIS.
geisha manicure set IN old Blue china
sells for 90 cents
Oriental rings IN sold and silver and with
semi-precious stones IN many quaint shapes
sell for from $40 to 500 each.
Hat pins made OF carved green aventurine
are IN quaint shapes. and sell for s.
Carved Jade belt pins IN delicate skeIe-
ton settings are square In shape and cost
81 each.
Buttons % carved Japanese metal are
s. ID half dozen Ivory carved buttons
and carved mother-of-pearI buttons are
SIC SO and upward. They are very smart
for the SILK tailored coats.
The names ~ shops where articles mentioned
on TINS pese were seen can b. obtained Dy SEND
ing "A stamped and addressed envelope 20 seen
~ tho shops' New-NorE Tribuns.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-17

el.N>9 BOZ l-tiAf2D AND CoNeyL 80. ~
obs--, so, ena 80 map Chaf..s -, s5s. IN az
ei"', address 80 columbus ave.
~, 49,, 49,, ii. So. ., 1855 = - LonEWood
ran mite ssa'san 500. ADDRESS. IS West ssh n
klNGsbRIDGB RID TO- n q Emerson
- -sAlao. Helen . MetEEen. ~ samuel NJ
50 ot1 saooo' address aa2 West iosth 81.
loIS 7 % 4. map li2s3 or - lots foot o.
, ,, ssaie a binss,rese A Sl.., Aarx %
LOIS Jas aud 49,. map scldeHelin estate
l..,liN t5luserpe Tor.no 90 Irene siefken tultr
ssoa $500 address. Room -. 80 EroadNay
Lo-s Ip o. ~ map lfie 81 loI lots IN
500. ldcrcss. Room .i2S. les Eroadway
LOIS 81 20 a.. same map; same % Matthew
Building
MACY Pr n ". 90 q W q Hewitt n.
-aNloo Adele Plate 90 Frederick Hansnann
tmtg siooool; sleo. address. To5 East l6lst
MoHEGAN AVE. " Is0th 81. lisx-O:
Morris Aeinsfein 20 Nathan Ruhenstein mtg
Ss.uool; sloo, address. ~ West 18th a.
MARION AVE- Va r. az centre line Tot $50
runs as.NN -N e. a d Is JOS 10 horirrfr.-
being part lots Iso ana $50 map part mans fans
Nary gagge tmtg $4,000. slO0. addreTr
southern Boulevard and llsth 81
PROSPECT AVE. luo 27iIxI6s lOx Greg:
sia5ool. SEQ. address. SEQ Brook ave
PARTS 10 to go described IN deed between
S.~'e q 1sfega, catea Dec 20 ls5A recorded
in 'e'r -. Mestchrster cons Page l5s:
address I76 Broadway.
.PRosPEcr ave. e s. Is Il n Of iGg,h st.
l6,.th ri --'''
o-KosEELLE ST W cor Poplar st. slsz
address, l2c Nassau ST.
h9ck ST rs = % Riveraals ave. e5.E
J. |Fs ruH INN Ok see
sCoFIELD AVE. cor o. William ST. 5oK
To-. sarah b Scafe.l 20 William Il Booth: 800
address. - Nassau 49,
sof-rlfEl2N BoUI. IS 27zloo; Tully. Con
81 address 80 West lo6th 81
ST ANNS AVE. go. s. 2eos q ~ i4lst
eni Construction 90 tratg Slsoon; Sloo; address
TELLER AVE. n " cor % 1854 81. s5zloo:
m-- $3.50, 500; address. 81 Park Row
TELLER AVE. " c-r ~ 1891 81. S5Xea0 20
'.ere ave lnine Est o. Oliver Davis 500
address 7o25 81 ave.
TRINITY AVE-. 7ee. lsax79 q: Fanny sone-
dress ss3 wins ave.
wAL-oN AVE, " s. l6s 2, 8 q lssa .. COX
Ararra ,mts $1,000. 81
WALroN AVE. va 8 IS p % is5l 8. COX
.'s h-.-.r4 lafh constipation 90 I'd tafleti-ll
Auanna 0ntg S7ouns 81. address. - East
wEsrcHEsTER AVE. n s. being I.o5 81. -
AaP 49,, '.i- So. ,s'sr.s e
- last lo8th 81
SD AVE. cor SIN ST. 5ozaO, Aaron Good
man % David scha6 and ano mtg Sso"oli 500
address. ~ canal ST.
lslsr ~. s. li44 n = ~ Alexander ave.
u 22luo. hos.lie y keans - al % Mashlnsto 2
81 i5s4u1-ne orig $3.50. sioo. address. 500 East
1sal 81
I44rH ST. s. $50 p. q n Brook ave. looz7s.
john y McAtee % Mo- q, is,i =, non 60 'a-'s
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES
WIS name ana address - leniers aft0rrel
MARCH Is

AVE D. o s. 90 q o. 18th 81. Inionpor' p
zlo5 Jan %. 1915 Leonard stud'ey ana arc
United states Title Guarartse ana Insurance Co.
80 Ee=ev 81
DoNsAN s9- = I7s ~ s =, 80 =, q
WAN ana cathedral Pa-zwav @. $50 oTo atto--
rer Title Guarantee ana Trust Co. 10 Broa r.
lot ls4 map 81 Raymond Park. 25oizio2 70.
Sent -. 1905. Anthony AaZarr8 - Alfhert
Robinard:. 500: attorney. Frank Gass, West
LOT -. map rart Hunt estate. sspt 2. 1919:
ono Atzherger ans ara 70 l-lNln i'oAniIis. 81;
PRoSPE-T AVE. . IS. 2it - 70 n % Beck 81
q = Arnes CaTPeuter. $4,000. attorney. C =
PROSPECT AVE- ga and Cs. oct .. 1907;
S2sa0. address. "a Greene ST.
TIFFANY ST. - rs ~ % 16Tth ~. aflN
lla ~ July so lsfs annie Maxwell - Philip
D Washein $500. attorney. Henry + Lppo1
WILLARD AVE s los r. of Ist :, COX
100 Aprr 81 IoO- alice Campbell % Esfeiis
y i~arh7rn - al. si.2oo attorney. Ernest Han,
1l-H AVE-. " = lois n n q is7th 81. COX
SD. Nara 81. 1919. trans adams and ano %
Terf b wall 81
lorH ST. o. cor n Ave r. Uuiouport. sox
Jos OCT 81. 1895. FLORENCE crosby 20 Wap-
rinsers saviass Bank. 5000. attorney j "
corn ST. iis and 100 West, Aug 10. 1909.
a s-r.rsf.a Frev 20 Edward Richardson. 1913.
alar-ss. 80 West 6lst 81
10TH -r .87 West: March 10. 1903. AdoIph
Eolfte- fo EdNIn ~ Peck and ano. $1,000. ac-
dress. = Front So
lo7TH ST a05 west. March To- 1905. Adolph
Nolffer 20 EG2in ID Peck and ano. $1,000. ad-
dress. - Front 81.
Ie6TH ST. "a W. cor ~ Len0z ave. a. 5x1O3-3.
Marcl p. 1905. Paul Mayer and ano 20 William
M klugsland. $4,000. a'fornry Pred De- p
Poster ~ Wall o.
ft7rr ST. s. zoo n ~ ~ 9Th ave. n sr
go 30. sept la. 1898. Gustav Marder "a al 90
FIels. tmaUn Construction Cos $1,000: address.
I1o Eruadwa--
lssTH ST. o =. 1919 p w ~ ST. Nicholas
arr. -Oaes "a. Feb -. 1907 John Rodgers %
hGrfiu ID Pink, $4,000. address. 80 East
i-atl 20.
IsarH 81. 3. If0 p q - sth ave. 4Ox9afi.
Mar.h D. 1907. Mayer Holman ~ al 10 Albert
A. 81. GoIrsurla- f3g.00n. attorneys Phelps.
Evans a. 90. 30 Brad b.
10TH 81 s. Isu Or ~ sfh ave. 40Eg8 m
March - 1901 Mayer Hoffman q al 20 Albert
I- G0irolrls. s.iG fan attorneys. Phelps.
Evans a. East. g0 Broad st-
i-.TH ST. IS lDo ff ~ Bronx Park ave-
--1 Ifat Jan 81 ltnf. Joseph Diamond and au0
~ charles D. Fisischniann. $500 aidress. Ia
LrfarEaE
a i7sTH ST. >. 10 n " ~ Amsterdam ave.
ga .Ire- June n lno. z Mcclure tonsfrlr-
ffal ~ - Norrh American Mnrtsagu Go. y10.ou0.
address. 100 lirua4naF
l-sTH ST. "a ~ cog Belmont ave. i5rsT6 July
~ iaHe lsr.lr Aosclfer aflo am il James ~
WeUf1. lH.trn. address. 80 troadWaI.
I~aTU Er a. cor Belmont ave. l51sT q
March 81 1919. I.slis Aoeclrse and uno to sarah
Ferrans. $3.50. adcress. dd1 Pelham ate.
eafTH ST. n e. SIS n " ~ White Plains Road.
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Marie Theuer 20 Jennie Kaufman. 81
Margaret Gore 20 Elsie 81 smith. 81.
sane % same. 81.
Elsie n smith % Margaret Gore. 81
Margaret Reagan % Reuben Arkush 800.
Reuben sadowsty 20 Dora Lewis. Sl.00o
Martha Meyer 20 Johanna Anderson. s. 900.
Mar ~ ArseFsinser 10 h C Gerken and ano.
Title Guarantee and Trust Co % Annie Y. II.
same 10 Rosa " Friedman. 5000
Louisa Boss 20 David Webster. 81 800
wilhelmina streeteF 20 william Buchmiller;
stephen Jackson 10 Henry H jackson;
Barthoiomay Brewing 90 to Central Trust co;
Hannah Blumenthal to Adele Kueeiand. extr3;
Hsnja.msin n LAnsovitz to Beuiamin Rosen-
Hugo cohn. exr. 20 Emma Keller; sl.5O3 Is.
sarah kohn % Nathan Kohn; 500,
stuart Realty Co 70 Pincus TURK S36do
Trustees q the syrian Protestant CoAege 20
7 siseg siates Trust ca; $1,000
samuel 1. lyman to Amy Coleman; 3 mtss;
Lana Co OF Edenvald TO Emma L enid
Fannie Patterson to Greenwich Savings
century Mortgage Co to C Frederick schwarz;
Emma L Chidssy TO Frederick GoDpoldt;
catharfne Jackson and ano to Michael ] Wolf.
$500
sound Realty Co 10 simon seckel 81 al. exrs;
Frank Hulnan to Joseph I. Buttenwieser; .
nltgs. 500.
John ana John p Gavenda % Vale Construc-
ton 60. mrgs. $500
Augustus " Opeuhym and anO, trustees, "a
Frederick Wallmann. S17 00O
Joseph T.. Buttenwieser 10 Frank HfIman: 81.
William Crtssy. trustee; 20 Hgdson Orphan and
Relief Association o. Hudson y y $1,000
Thomas l. Reynolds Co 20 Realty Operating
Co. 500.
Relle 4 Bum 70 Betsey X SegaT: 81
Max II schv-arcz and ano 20 Henry = Hess: 81.
Eurghard Steiner 81 al 10 RurEhard Steiner; 81
American Mortgage 90 O. John IT Bowers.
exr- Si5 U39
william " Aston 20 Leah Buttenwieser; $50
eco
Title Guarantee and Trust Co % A.eNander
Gilbert and am. eNrs- $4,000.
Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust co 20 Law
yers Mortgage Co, 3 mtgs- $bI,uOo-
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MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH IS


s4TH ST rs West. Richard Rutherford agt
StIIyvesant Theatre GO. owner. ii I. Butler, con
tractor. 81 136 Is.
BROADWAY I45T 20 1851. Safety Electric
Signal co aEt Henry Phipps ~state. owner, United
states Restaurant and Realty 60, owner ana
contractor. Henry Pelton. contractor; $lloo 90
BOSTON RD 1913 70 1928. East River Mil
and Lumbo- - agt Boston Road Realty ana
Garage 60. owner and contractor Alol4 20
TEE TAW AVE. s. whole front between
lsSth 81 and Devoe Terrace. @-aX trreg. WilHin-
son Contracting 90 aEt Richard IT Aontgoulery
a Co owners. + l. shea CONSUMPTION go, con
tractor. SEQ.
HOFFMAN ST. 23S5. Bronx. sam Davidson
AIT John Cook. owner and contractor. So 3d.
SD ST. s West: HAYDEN so agt lillian
Gillespie owner; Robert Gillespie, contractor;
sale
RE.NwICK ST. IS 20 -: Il westergren.
Inc. aEr 4 Lldeman. owner. Grand Central
Building and Construction 90. contractor lre-
neRal. 500
FREEMAN ST. " cor Iongfellow ave, ok
iG0. William Buess aEt Albert Gerharcs, Inc
owner. Thomas Zin. contractor. 81 A..
IsgTH ST. n g. whole front between Camhrei-
Ieng and Beaumont aves. 40 6x4o; William Buess
AIT Bedford PARK Construction go. owner, Ihos
ZiIi contractor. SOP .
18TH ST. 629 Wes-. Isaac OsserWan agt
Alcaza Realty 80. owner and CONTRACTOR A
SchVCere-. T and Herry StIrtz, contractors
correction as % amount S2.2s9-
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MRS. GAIT IS SPECIFIC.
Gives Some Names to AssembIyman
Dana 20 Ponder.

0d4ta ~ V0Ao4.
AS leader OF the woman suffrage party.
Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait yesterday is
sued a statement in response 10 the as
sertlou of Assemblyman Charles Dana
that the women in the 9th Assembly Dis
trict judging by a canvass OF several blocks
made by him. do not want 20 vote.
50 many OF our most prominent and in
fuential sUffragists live In Mr.. Dana 3
district Mrs. Catt said at the ofnces Of
the party in the Metropolitan Building.
that rs Is stranse now 1i5 canvassers
could have missed them The statement
says
The woman suffrage party has an en-
rOlment OF some hundreds OF suffra gists
IN the 21th Assembly District, OF which Or.
Anna Won ShOlly, or No. . East 35th street.
IS the leader. Among those on the list are
Mrs. Russell sage, Mrs. Clarence Mackay,
Mrs Frederick EandeTEh1t Mrs Phuip
Lydig. Mrs. Alice Duer Miller. Mrs. Robert
a bbe. Alrs. Henry Miller Day. Mrs Girls
void Bourne. Mrs Norton Perkins. Mrs.
Melbert Is. Carey, Mrs. Pierce Bailey. Airs.
mann. Mrs. Howard Mansfield. Mrs. An
sted strong. Mrs Marie CrOss-NeWh aus.
Drs. sara and Julia McNutt. Mrs Joseph
Larocque. Ars- Herbert Carpenter. Mrs
j. Borden Hartman. Mrs. Eleanor e.
Erving, Mrs. q. r. knOblauch. Miss Clara
Spence. OF the spence school. Mrs. Fred
selaer Mrs. EgertOn Winthrop. Mrs.
Charles s. Whitman. Miss Dorothy Whit
new MIS- .tlLll AeL W ALAri MS sam Jet
T-nternyer. Mrs.. T. j. Oakley EhineIander
Mrs BraytOn Ives. DR.. Anna Forrest Rowe.
Miss AGA a.. Sweet Mrs Adelaide Johnson.
Mrs. Richard Bent, Miss Marie Winthrop.
Mss Ada sterling. Mrs. G. q. Haven Mrs.
Mary r. Serren0. Mrs. Edith Forbes Nor
gan. Mrs. j. q. Crosswell. Mrs. Thomas
Slicer. Mrs. J. W. Cox. Miss Ethel TAYLOR.
Mrs Gertrude AthertOn. Miss Adelaide
HYDE. Mrs. Stephen III. Post. Mrs. George
NJ. Tuttle. Miss louise Scott. Mrs !. G.
Chubh. Miss Caroline Duer. Mrs. William
Einstein and Mrs. George Place.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-17
CAUSE Or ECZEMA EXPLAINED

After years OF debate medical autnori-
ties arr now agreed that Eczema and
ofher akin diseases are not seated IN the
blood. but are caused by myriads or
microscopic animals gnaWinE the ucsu
inst below the epideruis. The patient ~
perfectly healthy. II Is only the skin that
O. diseased.
Hence. scientists are now asreed lnat
YOU must cure the skin throush ne sAi ~
1rte v,edfcine must be in liquid form IN
order 20 penetrate properly. And We
car say with confidence that we have
Ire true remedy for Eczema IN our store.
The instant you wash with This sootn-
ing LIQUID YOU viii ind the itch relieved
We positively assure you or this WIZ
Won try a bottle cat only 25cl. on our
Ask for ID. I'D. -. Pre-
scFiption.
si-qcrnar & Co. RiScr's DRUG Stores.
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BLUSH NOT UNSEEN.
Rose SOciety's Fine Shoe IN
Natural HistOrN Museum.

Roses. because Of the long. dark. cold win
ter, are scarce this year, growers say.
though one would never guess it in look
ing on the exhibition OF the American Rose
Society. which opened at the Museum Of
Natural History last evening. Ten thou
sand cut blooms IN vases, splendid big
American Beauties. delicate pink Killarney
roses. the new white Killarney roses-a re-
cent Developments from a sport crimson
roses. blush roses. fully opened roses and
half opened buds are set IN long lines
and eroups down the middle OF the west
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-17
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
MARCH IG

GREENWICH ST. so 70 So. New York Cor
nice and Sk,light 90 20 T 7 Nesbtr * 90 % al .
FEB Is 1910. 500.
FULTON ~. IA. Israels & Harder act Berg
h0f Brewing Association et al. Jan "a. 1910 (oy
bond. Sl96 o.
NEWELL AVE 3340 20 $40. vinceuzo Ab-
brlzzess agr joan Dee 90 ais Jan Il. 1910;
slss 60
SAME PROPERTY Francesca klralci Az
same. Jan - 1910, SlfS 30.
NEWELL AVE q s. 30 p ~ Magenta 81 !.
Antonio n Andrea agr Bronx Development 90 %
al. Feo 4 1910. s. ls6.
SAME PROPERTY. Pas1uaie Arnerfano as-
same. Dec -. 1903, $40
FORT WASHINGTON AVE. " cor ~ 1soth
81. Browuell go agr William Ficken - al,
Nov .. 1890. S311.
TORIS.fi PIE g. 3O7 10 r. r ~ 1s3d So;
George Hagsnleyer agt q r Masten Realty 60
81 al Dec .. 1893. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-17
Of Interest TO Women
EASTER F0LLIES
and Feathered Things
FiH the Shops.

The shops are fun % the usual array Of
Easter novelties these days. and some of
them attain the distinction Of being really
novel.
Favors for the Easter table seem most
in evidence. and one Of the newest ideas is
a smart Easter hat IN cOloTed candy which
Is intended 20 serve the double purpose Of
favor and name card The hat. which Is
trimmed Just like any creation IN the mill
liners window. is snusly tucked away IN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-17
REcoRpEp MORTGAGES.
lv-..r name and address no lenders attorne-
Interest --- unless otherwise stated

--.. - 49,, > - - - --,.s 81, 5or
-o. g. rar GEM. Aaron Goodman -
a--er.rsn Mortgage Co5 $4,000. address, 81
AasaaA 81 --,., 80
80 - - 49, r.s--ts lrrt-srrrv r1
- .r.i.-- !, oo6. artarne,. John Il
Callahan. lla West lofA 81
---l 49, - z,-.-- r--t ,fs - r.so-s4s "
49,. &c., son. 4 Aa--alch. - Nassau
al
,.r.r,-.,- - O. -,- >a-r r-. 1O0.sxf-0- 3
-..- u-.. ..l..,.- FR-ar- Frl r1 on Thomas ~
r~ ,r--a-- s-4 r-s-.-.-s society sse5 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1910-03-17
ARBITER OF STYLE
Role of the Actress iR the Max
ing of Fashions.

The play is not necessarily the thing that
n woman goes % the theatre 10 see. Very
probably she goes 20 see the clothes as
much as % see the play. and the next day
she sallies forth 20 set some costume as
nearly as possible like the one in which
her favOrite actress looked so ravishlng.
II IS generally conceded that the stage
plays a leading role IN the birth OF fashions.
Social leaders. no matter how powerful
cannot exert the influence OF the actress In