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New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and Forecast" 81
me- fs-A disturbance that was over Nl1 ~ %
ss4I1riax night has moved TO Lake -
With greatly increased Intensity, ana ti'eie
hsen q decided fall In pressure In t4ie 'aAs
- ans the Atlantic states. with genera
...s.,x and enoxs except il New England ihefs
y,ere also local SHOWS in the upper MlssiSsipf'
yslIey. and rains in the eastern Gun srssre, Tar1
- n ta the West the weather Was faif- -
.-a,,,res are once mere above the seesoiAaL - -
80 f,or1 the Ohio Valley and the .aAt lsson
20 @sss1ysrd and are quite high m the mott
-1Ss.rl1ere they are nearly normal a- ,.xs
T-,ere viii be snow Monday IN the npPea -,
-. n in or snow in the lower lske fesion' l
~ ,inrer Ohio Valley and N2rthern "a 1i tSa
ss nle ard rain IN Southern New Ensiano, ~ -
iaiI,..; sna south Atlantic states foilo"sa ~
nilerilv fair weather Tuesday ezeeRt ~ aoi ioc,
s5 ssilei -s-.or eastward where there NIii y ~
tai-s Elsewhere fne weather wa pc Is.f - -
eag ana Tuesass ,Iw,ss II g1 az ana slightly solder
IN an1,er Ohio Valley. II Tili ne 1919, ssdi AZ
IN i,tnr tl Tnesaay in New England ana ene
AtIs' "a. .ii,as sienS the New England e0~'' WI
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19

hoods, dolls, new stockings, cards, etc'
from Miss E. Andrews. of East Orange, ~
J., in loving memory of her mother, whose
Interested work for years in the SOCIETY
will long be held in remembrance; a poA
of woods, bedroom shoes, etc, from a
friend in Rome. n. Y; infants clothing
from Mrs Charles Root, of Csilbertsv1ile,
N &: shoulder shawls. bed socks, men
of PIainfleId. n j. WOODS. from Y. S. h,
of Colorado; box of clothing from Miss o
Carr, of East Orange, n. j.; a SILK neck.le,
from Mrs. Alice Brown. of Laconla, n. ID;
cards from Central Falls, r. l., pox OIL
miscellaneous articles from Passaic, y. d. ,
Christmas cards from John hreH, bureau
sachet needlebooks, etc, from Mrs j. Lyle
Pensacola. Fla; books, from Mrs. J: l..
Godfrey; an express box OF usetul artlcies Lees
Cove; a package OF Gnristmas 1s p1s'ais'
stamped for mailing. from Mrs ". "A,
Thompson. of Freehold, n J.i cares from
P Boughman. OF Clinton. H.: two boxes OF
toys and fancy articles brought to the OF
fee by Two Old Maids of New Jersey,
so they said: toys, games and books from
some excellent articles Of clothing, snoes
and reading matter from Mrs. T. T. Bon
mott, of New Rochelle; Christmas gii,s'
tached. from Miss Ethel Gray Amernan, OF
Cold Spring. n: \; a generous glIt OF new e1
CARDS ana ChEstmas Rostais fpom pereei r. from
PiainfieId1 \ J.; paper dolls and cards
from Mrs. s. g. Carpenter, of Lebanon
Springs, n. Y; box of novelties, fancy
articles and shirtwaists from Miss Made,
iina S1nythe. of Rronxville: underwear and
twenty-six bound books. from NJ E. NJ.
of Manhattan: Christmas books, from r.
r branch ably assists in the holiday dis
tribI,tion by the contents of the sunshine
barrel that never fails to srriys; oox
fancy articles beautiful Christmas
cards and clothing. from s. G, of STAN
ford, Conn: cards from Sag Harbor, Long
Island: a box Of clothing from PaEsade
Avenue Yonkers: materials for needlework,
from y. H. B.; bedroom shoes for shut
ms from Mrs B.. paper dolls doll from nj r.
mg- TEDDY bear and books; from Ruth
Palmer and Eliza Faust, of the Bernards-
Vile, N j., branch. mems clothing: from
Mrs e. W, Hedges, of Norwich, Conn; an
express box filled with women's eiothes'
fr.nIr NJ T.. 2.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Christmas dolls must be fasnionaoiy
dressed. Here are both frock and rompers
exactly like those worn by little girls. The
dress can be made with square or hign
neck and with short or long sleeves 1t Is
very simple and easily made and very
pretty, and would be sure to make dolly a
fascinating creature. Embroidered muslin
with trimming Of lace, is the material Illus
trated but the dress would be pretty made
from chaliis or from any similar WOOL ma
teriaI as well as from washable materials
For a dressy frock muslin is charming; Tor
a palmer one Dresden lawn could be used
with good effect. The ronapers are OF the
nerfectly simple sort. with body and leg
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19

DECEMBER II.
LANHATTAN
AMSTERDAM AVE. 5. 80. 10 f. OF 1o9tn
PeaIsS 60 to Nina P Il9wensrein; s.. $50. ad-
dress Elberon. y J.
BRoAI.wsAI9o AZ o eer 10Th st, 2s tsse, sx Its lrrse
joseph JOSEF II" Jones 70 George as l. aI Homes 0e
address, Lawrence, Long Island
BROADWAY. IS. sty brk. saslo": Nov Is:
I VT; Lena r Collins and others to RoverH
Savings Bank; $4,000. address. ics Bowery-
BowERT, cor Delaney st. is-5x irreg:
2 m Deiancey ST. AZ IT Of BoNsry' g. e.:.1
Con.osisne and ano to Tiile Insurance co: ses.-
Geo. address. f5o Broadway
Nov s.mand ns1 cess i adss siy srus srh 70
&c cumstock m Z Co: ks.e7s: address. 80 Church
DIVISION ST. 2s5. : sty brk. 2sxlcoy irTss;
Construction Co to Union Trust Co: $4,000; ad-
dress, SO Broadway.
WATER ST. go to 3oS. sty ork. .sI irres:
Savings Institution; $1,000; ADDRESS. 80 Broad
way.
9TH AVE. a57 to 81. s,y brh. cor 18th
sty brk. cor s4th st. 74xl25: fee; sth ave
ooxos. 9; Madison ave- la2 to 1es. sty brk. "
cor sstn ST. due as per bond. leasehoId; Dec is;
x2eo.Voo; address. 81 Nassau
9TH ST; 427 East, 12-s irreg; due per bond;
trust Coz address 80 rs sif rosdTaq anu
1GTH ST. 647 East. sty brk ?. Sxfoss; D>c
10; . yrs: William Kraus Charles 2 Buckley
and ano exrs; $4,000; address, Tenahy n J.
toIH 81. IA to Is West. ) sty brk, 15xto0. 5:
Dec is; due June 16. 1872 6 per cent: Junction
@ @Reaity Co to Charles A Moran. trustee; sfe.-
coo; address, Bernardsville. y J.
THE BRONX.
BALCOM AVE- 8. 2oo IT n Of Marin ST ssx
100; Dec 10; instalments. per cent; Isabelle
Faulkner TO Franklin Society fer HOMIE Build
ing and Savings: 1890; address. Beekman st
LOTS 101 and 102. map amended Gleason
property; Feb 2. 1910; due Aug 1. 1910: 9, per
cert: Mary waipoie to rferrna T Barnard; 500:
address. II Boulevard, New Rochelle. <.
NORRIS AVE. 8. SO IT n of 14?th st. 25S
sO.3x irres; Nov %; yrs; Antonio Diorio and
ano TO William Campbell; $500; address, i2d
East 74th st.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD W cor IsOth st,
11Sx1123x frreg prior mtg $i9.oOo); Dec s. due
as per bond; keiiwood Realty Co to Emile
BIaesino; $4,000; address, 2406 Morris ave
TOPPING AVE. cor Belmont 81. 30n95
Dec 15; due per bond; Anna NJ klemann 70
Harold Swain: $500; address. l9S Belmont ST.
UNION AVE. W cor 1ssth st. 41ne11: Dec
S3S. 600. address, 361 West 10th St
18TH ST, g. $50 IT of Avenus C. csx1o3.
Cnionport (prior mtg S3. 500: Dec 10. due Per
bond; Emma Wolfrath to Cecilia Hankan;
$3.50: address. ioi5 Grote st.
irres; Dec rs: yrs; Matilda o Del Guidice to
American Mortgage Co. $500: address. 81 Mas
st.
152D ST. n S. 45o Z. of CourtIandt ave. 5ox
E Ormonds Power trustee; $1,000, address,
Broadway and I3d St
1s5TH ST. $. 10 It of Kelly st. 5ox irres:
Dec 16; / yr, per cent: Bristow Construction
Co to Prospect Investing Co; sS2. .oGe; address.
Purchase n Y.
2ssTH ST, 5 s. 100 ft OF fIreystons ave. 25x
100 lprioT mtg 5000: Oct % ! ". per cent; @
address. Mosholu ave, near Newton ave
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
Wants.

A great many more dolls are needed LOT
Christmas. also new stockings, nlietens'
shoulder sfawls, bedroom shoes, sumner
socks and candy. A young man OF seven
teen years is IN urgent need Of q SUIT OF
warm clothing. An Office position was
secured for him two years ago through tne
Tribune Sunshine Society, and he mas
worked faithfully. Every dollar OF ms ms
small salary must go to help supper. IT tfS i1I
~ work If his clothes get too shabby he
may los, his position. and he is feeling un, T.
happy about them. Has any one q copy o. ot
''(+hatterbox' TO pass on! CopIes u
Guide are asked for by a country giri,
Miss Bessie Poynter asks for christmas
greetings for her invalid motner; NlIs
T,nyid Poynter. Mount Vernon. RockcaStie
County. Kv Books on some useful arllcls
viii be appreciated by Miss stella GHsrnsey H1ars5Ss
OF Franconia- N H, and MISS fisl eho
BatcraIder Barre, Vt, r. F. D. NO -
both iuyaiidS.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
A Pitiahle Case.

The unfortunate French teacher is in a
more distressing condition than was thought
OF last week. For fifteen months she has
slept on a narrow board, with scant bed
clothes. Her table is a board placed on a
box, and she is almost destitute of cloth
ing. contribution from the coal fund
was sent to her but she needs so many
things. When it is remem pered that she
comes from a titled family and reared
in affiuence her present condition Is the
more deplcrable. To-day she ia poorer
than the poorest tenant in the tenement
house where she lives; in Third avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
Requests.

A Bible in good condition and neI"eeii
one hundred and fifty and two huldreo
wears old is offered for sale by one VINO
needs the money. A handsome thread iace
parasoI with carved ivory handle, Will De
sold for a small part of its real worth. as
the owner is in Immediate need OF money.
The parasol has never been used Letters
Of inquiry regarding these articles may
be addressed to the Tribune sunshine So
ciety office. -r.,...,,,,.
Mrs. Z. asks that sunshine christmas
xreetinss be sent to Mrs Alice !. Bro"n'
OF No So Main street. Laconls y: n 4,
rnissfnnarv member in North Carolina asks
for a carriage robe for minister who ma S
a long cold ride every Sunday, also some
underwear for his family.
The fnilowiag plea comes from Mrs We'd
der: Is there a warm hearted woman IN IN
this big city who will give a temporary
home free or for bare expenses TO I"o
orphan girls of gentle birthT me siosr, s
who has been in a hospital, Will go 10 70
friends in the country as soon as sufflclently
strong. Particulars may be obtained IrofIl aIl
Mrs n A. Vedder, of No. A East fesn
street, New York City
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19

a stv frsras bldg. 4oxi5. Of Lizia 4 Ce- ca
premises. owner. II y Del Gaudfo. s0l Frek10s,
ave architect. cost $500.
MANHATTAN ALTERATIONS
CHAMBERS ST. = ft " OF Broadway -
; sty brs courthouse City cS Sew 1c1k-
owner. X y rnslsr, architect. cost. 5000
Sd AVE. 104 TO sty brN tenl7rs estate %
E< rrv Astcr, owner 7 Enubsf. 3fs West so
ST. architect: cost. 5000
fST AVE sfT 70 S2f. 4Sth sts East 20 =
-ty hrx tenr1t: r SIizberxer, t's East *HE1 81
c1ner: O l. Spannsake. 23S East ssfn s., sFc1t-
tect: cost. -. 900
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19

be brisk south to southwest probably hisH @ss
brist south TO southwest. becoming norlhNesss s
nv 1ues1av: south Atlantic coast moderate aiiH
Ds nIs bccanling west and northwest
srssners departing Monday for turopsanh pah
r>o~,eeriIi have brisk to moderately high sootn
70 s.r,thwe.t winds with rain or Snow I'd the
Grand Banks.
Forecast for special Locabties.-For New
1srSay aud Eastern Pennsylvania rain To-Day
rr,,ssSsx colder and generally fair; brisk south
90 zou.hwest winds. shifting TO west
For Eastern New York. rain IN southern rain
or SNOW in northern portion to-day; Tuesday
oo,ser and generally fair. except snow in ex-
trsr,s northern portion; brisk southwest 20 west
winds
For New England SNOW or rain and warmer
T,,ssSay colder with fair weather In southern
ana local SHOWS In northern portion: brisk 10
high south winds, shifting 10 west
For Western Pennsylvania ram or snow ana ana
-onsvhat colder to-day; TUESDAY. snow hurriesi
brisk to high vest Winds.
" E'Hr Veste. New York SNOW or rain to-day;
T,iesday local snows. brisk 10 high southwest
| 20 vest ~in16.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
LIS PENDENs.

f51D ST n r. go e Of 9Th &Ve- -'xs9 Y.
German Savings Bank In the City or S-T ITH
asf Charles Ssifsrd st al tforeclcsurs or MAJ
attorneys. q. Amend 81 Amend.
77TH ST 3s2 East. II ave cor % aa-h y
22y7-: vifber G Gfoo.laie agt Nilists D MorS9n
st al foreclosure oe mts, attorneys Psacocs q
Sferes-
io9TH ST 227 East: Jinua Eiehner- sirnin1s-
tretrix. sgt John Townstsnd ct al eforecos1re ef
transfer Of Iient. attorney. A Aa-or1srsTi1ra
r52D ST. 5ff East: John @ EEeesfers az
Arthur Krause ct al foreclosure OF mtg. a>to-
ney. @ Hyde.
York agt Philip Cohen tnottcs of ievy1s artorrsy
not given
agt Acme Realty Co st al foreclosure OF nl-Sts
attorneys. De Forest Brothers
18TH ST g. Is.S II Of Columbus ave- lf1
7ss: 10Th ST. cor Of Audubon ave sJrfte
sfr ryIcksr-t5aiElard Realty CO axt Abraham Ru-s
1oortce uf ievy1. at1oruevs Merritt a Rogers
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
Dolls.

Miss Mira Lloyd Bombaugh. OF Balti-
more, has never failed for several years 10
send a prize doll to the Tribune Sunshine
Society. This year, instead Of being q fash-
ionabIy gowned miss, 1t is baby doii, III
a long gown and cap, handmade under-
garments, lace trimmed and enbroldered
snd nretfv bootees The little accessories
that are Supposed to be necessary, M gg,,,bs for ~.
bi,Ie silk covered rattle, ivory ring, etc.
This gft has been sent tt with afs the Eos h1ns I tte
1oo+te-'' Mrs George Sands. of Manhat-
ns1li tan IS another member who never forgets
how dear 10 the heart OF a little glri IS an
sttrsctive doll and she brings II 70 the
affice 'h herself. This year the doll Is dressed
In white over 8, pink SILK slip, Win u.e pina
shoes and stockings, and one OF the newest
aviation caps. c-.;.
When an express box from Connectlcut
was opened 1t was found to contain dressed
dolls and several new games as Christmas
cheer from the telephone girls or Brldge-
mort These new friends are corolaiiy
fIanISed for their timely gifts.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
Contributions.

The following gifts for distribution nave
heen received: A real Christmas box con-
tanning silk bags, imported needlebooks'
ribbons. novelties, silk bows, playthings'
cards and postals from Miss Anna, Tuck
err1an. OF Boston: q box OF khltteo
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
Money Received.

Mrs. O. D. Ashley, Of Manhattan, has sent
$40 for Christmas cheer. "A Well Wisher'
in Brooklyn. SO for the same purpose, with
$40 TO be given as special gifts OF S. each &c
two needy members. S. n. P. OF Manhat-
tan, Sl5: "A Friend Yonkers, n. Y, $40. for
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19

los: Mary n Shsn6 ct al TO Franklin g Alice;
all liens bargain and sale. &. 500
SAME PROPERTY, release dover; Sarah
Somerset game. q {. Dec 13; 81. address. .
Washington ave, White Plains, Y.
fa2r, ST II $, $50 IT OF Court1and- ave. J',x
100. Frederick r Hasselmann to william ptcs
mtg 20O0l: all liens: Dec L.; 81: address, 90
West inSth St
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
Christmas Cheer.

The Christmas bells will soon be ringing
the song of Peace on earth, good VIII
toward men,
The president Of the I. S. S. extends the
heartiest greetings of the season TO the
members OF the society, and while she feels
sure that for many the good wish for "a
merry Christmas and "a happy New
Year will be realized, she also knows that
there are many to whom the holidays viii
bring no happiness. In many homes the
breadwinner is out Of work or i'll There
are struggling widows trying to support
their families: invalids OF beds OF pain and
little children deprived Of ali the joys Of
childhood. For such as these the T. s. s.
desires to DO its part by sending the sun
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19

coal fund; A v. P, of Brooklyn, S for the
same fund; an Unknown friend in New
Haven. s. for the most forlorn of the
numerous family OF Sunshine: the Misses
Pierson, Of Long Island, 81; Miss A. Ward,
s. 2s; "A Friend in Rome N Y, 81; Miss
E. Andrews, OF East Orange, 81; E. L
Thornton, of New Haven, S., for Christmas
cheer; Miss Bagley, p cents; Mrs. Down
ing, so cents: E NJ. S, q cents; c Emery,
10 cents, and Miss H., z5 cents for postage
fund. Unusual interest attaches TO the gift
OF s. sent by Mrs. 7. Z. Mclean, Of Conant
Fla When her friend, a Sunshine member
Miss Virginia Hall. died d gold piece was
found in her purse which was sent to Mrs
Mclean to be used for Sunshine. This gift
is to be passed on 70 give special cheer &c
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
Observation. of United States weather eu

Local Official Record.-The following officia:
record from the weather Bureau shows the
changes in the temperature for the last twenty
four hours. in comparison with the correspond
ne date of last
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
MANHATTAN.

u
9TH AVE c $. from slst 70 sSd 81, for a erk
,r,U t55x3e5: qth ave. 9. $50 n OF $50 81.
s.- b~ls wall a2cx-. Pennsylvania Tunnel 4
FT.rniuaI Railroad co. owner; ID Ceonas,
architect: cost. <lseV = =
' ,ea.T,ty s;T n s. las II OF Audubon ave. for a
q srv hrk stable: James Butler, Inc. $40 wash
,ngton 81 owner: W II Gonpert, 2ioe Broac-
yav architect; ccsc. $500
THE BRONX.
DELANEY PI.. e $. &c Il OF Morris SarS
ave for a > sty hri shop. 23x7S: William fsr-
,.Is f,oxadal. are. architect: cost, $4,000
WILI.ETT AVE. " :. SO Il OF Gun dii1 Ias,, ga,
t-aSss,iisr 33I5 oIiyeville ave, owner: George
..roser ..sd and White Plains ave, architect
WiBBsTEE AVE. sa II n Of ieT.h st. for
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
{ [RTRlBUNRR'
YHfSHIHE
ASUGtETY|

II is the Christmas time;
And up and down. ,twixt heaven and earth
The shining angels climb.
And unto everything
That lives and moves. for heaven, on eartf
The shining angels sing.
Mrs d NJ Craik
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
MECHANICS LIENS,

10TH ST. 21s 20 90 East: Samuel Feirstein
agt Ernestine and Cora L Harris. owners;
Emanuel Harris. contractor. $50.
fs5TH ST, n :. ~ It " OF Summit ave. 3ox
lf2: James Spearing & Son agt William
Scbiichter owner and contractor; $2-eIS 90
TSTERVAIE AVE. $. 1os-5 1T Of ftSsth
ct o5x1s4: James Hogan ct al agt James Butler
nnc), owner: Gusiave schnidt' )r, CONTRACTOR
s33.
er7TH sr. s, 100 IT. e Of White Plains I'd.
sfx1l4; same agt same: S3S
apt Patrick Shanlsy, owner; Aionzo Horuoy.
Jessee. William Walsh, contractor: Louis
Nader and Tidewatsr Trim and Door Co. sub
contractors: $S1.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

I65TH 81. > : 7o.5 n Of Kelly s-. SSvIZss
Prospect Investing Co loans Bfisto" +'hSttNS
ton co So. 600
syTTI ST n : 100 fl . CT West En4 ave. 7s<
100 :: New YORK Mortgage and Security Co loans
North Holding co SisccGe-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
REM E0lEA

fHOROVG~ PERNANENT CUREN N CO.
OF NJ OOO rCsSON. NE8vOC9 DENTYxYY-
BLADDER COMPLAINTS anc kindred 4ts-
eases: relief at once IN dangerous casss rsceeS
Or cid. tho~e dss!ring only dyss ssaes ecteutt1n
sIeatment should call. Or. DOSSCHCA a. -
GOWn specialiss - " xasn - Ho0gA "a "a
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
NOTICE IN CHANcERY.

PURSUANT TO AN ORDER OF THE CFsN-
Gerry Division OF the High Court or Justics
made IN an Action OF Cottsril1 v CoFrertu tlses
c. 16D an enquiry has been directed as %
whether William Arthur Cetteru Is Hy1nS or
dead and II dead who his legal personal 7efl.,
reseutatiVeS THE said William. Arthur CottsEi1
was last heard OF by his relatives In the year
1856 and then residing IN New YORK Clry,
The said William Arthur Cotterili Il living or X
dead his legal personal representatives and tfs
persons claiming be next Of kin according %
the Statutes for the distribution OF lntsstares
Estates living at the time or his oearh or 20 .
the legal personal representatives OF SUCH OF trS
said next of Kin are now dead Is or are ps
his or their Solicitors on or hefcre the 18th cay
oS January 1911 to come IN and prove his OF
their claim claims at the Chambers os NJ
Justice Swinfen Ea6y al the Royal CourrS OF
Justice Strand London England or IN defaui-
thereof he they Will be perenlpcorIy excisdsd
from the benefit OF the said Order.
Wednesday the srh day OF February 1911 AT lS
o'clock AT noon the said Chambers - ~
Ionted for hearing and adiudicatins upon IN
claims
Dated this End day Of December 1910.
J. Il P. CHITTY.
Master
FT4ADGATE 4 co OF No. = C-sigs Cou---
CharfuS Cross. London. England Solicitors
for the Plaintiffs
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

Mary Judis to Nina Lowerstein; 81
Home Life Insurance. Co 20 Farmers Loan and
Trust Co: Sl40,0O-
Title Guarantee and Trust co TO EDWARD \
Morrison and ano. trustees: 10000
Same To trustees OF Leak and Watts Orphan
House; $40 0Oe.
Harris {, Colt trustee. TO Edward c Arnold
(2 assist: each SI6.ose.
Same 10 Harris ID Colt ana ano- *32 ~
same 10 same; SIS. 49,
American Mortgage Co to Reuben SadowslSy; 81.
William 3 DooiittIe and ano 10 Kittie A Doc
little; S.. .oG0
same u William 3 Dooiittle: 1000.
Leila L Morse TO Mercantile Trust Co; $1,000
samuel Gotthslf TO Henrietta WimpfheiTne-.
S1cO.
$4,000
Mary Brooks to Miriam II C Cannon: So. 90,
Max Cohen to David Arnolsky; 81
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19

Highest temperature yesterday a. degrees
lowest 90; average. 81: average for CORE
spending date last year. SO; average Tor eaiIe-
snonding date last tkirty-three years. 81
Local forecast: To-day rain; TUESDAY, gen
orally fair and colder brisk southwest 10 "eso
winds,
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
IYPEWR,rINc AND TYPEWRITER9

VICTOR VISIBLE. 10 Nassau St.. cAsaiogu9
free: all makes taken part pay rnsMt. e1r1Aflo
IN CRdsvwocds. Reminxtone ONysfA sSasshA
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19

shine OF cheer and help at Christmastide.
but 1T must rely on its faithful to make this
wish effecfire
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIEN.
NEW BUILDING PLANS

CLINTON AVE- n cor f35th st: Hyuar
r,s,inchv sst wiedkopf Construction Co ct al
Nov "a 1910; $S25.
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
WARlNG LEAGUE oRAMATIcs.

Two plays and sketch are 10 be pre-
-ented tomorrow evening by the MEM
1ers ct the Waring Juvenile Citizens
League. 81 No. 2z9 West s9Jh street The
sketch, A Little Nonsense. AS been
Rritten for the occasion by W. J. Walsh
TIE cast for Tie Minister'S Wife" is as
rollo-vs
3IIss Ee1nss- Anna 1icIoueIltfu
Rose Trenton - Katherine Perry
Mildred Laws Hazel Hart
Molly Campbell NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Bella Frank
.5eruuce Ross Lillian EsoetIn
Ns- Cha--es Parsons Hazel schneer1izIl n
AE- Bob the second play. is cast as
follows:
Ass Rebecrs LIKE ..-....... Fred Held
raL2srfne Rogers Francis Kent
Aa7-n B7ra7. ...-... Robert Barn.
EateEs =. Y. ). Walsh
Fhtlp Roy ..-....- Ludwig Hoffman
EsotsEL E5ror d, ------ Iohn Meshan
dersizs- ...-.-. .----.P Paul Singleton
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
MANHATTAN.

with name and address Of lenders Attorney
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
nErCE.Hprrs II
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
CARPET CLEANING.

n. Y. CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Oldest Largest. Most Modern
FINE RUGS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPErA
Prices Reasonable. Send for Circular
Tel sss.-4das Bryant <37-&39 W. &sth -
CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING cO.-CisaaD
by compressed air. steam. hand Aooe.
1889 Broadway tet East t6th - COH -
SRANDT. Tel 13$-3eta-
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
RsioNs
JAPAN TOURS nis..ss''' R..ss
RAYMOND & Whiscomb Co., 2aS Sch Av.. Mt
EOR SALE.

BIG BARGAf<S-SnEhtiy uSed once furniture
deakA rypcwritsrs. casa registers. adding uaI-
crimes. mimeoxrAphs. nlng cabinets. seyeA 49,
dressing rpachtnea time clocks. pArrtrio1I choc0
proescsora- bookcase NATHAN'S. = White -
EESKS. pAsti;ors. telephone booths. tables.
chairs. 0ardrcSes. uii-ror ~an fixtures. hoa1-
ness furniture al kinds. Finn ErctherA -
broadway. s.? Franklin So
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19

EXPLANATORY NOTES
Dixe,vafions hken Z .. n, 18th F7enc'm usoe, fzt
night All pressure reduced to sea level. ..
Isonayy cceeinpo,b lines paxs through posss u een -
Isosts-,us dueed 5nex pW ihroagh Rosass o saa ea-
r.r.re. 61vruoy ss Iero. trsezas % and i0 cexFees
. ckx; o p.1ny Cloudy; = Cioaoy' \ HA'n' S"'~'
~ p.~.r. mi,rics. A1oxs ny with the xlnd.
,d cs.e tempe rzfure; secost 24-hour pfecp-
;,,,,or Il q ic CT more for "a hours ending - yo-
rrsv. fr1 uod velocity when lG or mose miles per hour
New-York tribune., 1910-12-19
LOST 1ANkBOCkS,

| BANKBOOk No. 475oio Of the Taiou Dime Saw
ir,gs Bank is missing Any person having
| lain to IL is hereby called 20 c-sssnr -hS
/ same within ten days or submit to having sa-d
psssbooh cancelled and new one issued
4 LOST-BankboolS No. 511.T21 OF Dry Dock Saw
/ iugs Institution ANY person having claims
/ upon said book "a called upon TO present the
/ same 20 the bank within thirty days. the said
/ book will be declared cancelled and extinxIishet
ans. a new issued in lieu thereof