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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-10

F. ARIZONA Oliver q
por mayor, en- provisioaes dc todas
classes. Sal nolida en- saquitos da
una libra, marca Aguila. Frense .
Ia Plaza del mercado. Agents en-
San Jnan' N. uauri 4 Co.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-10

Barberia lei Figaro, Dc Ru.o
,Vasduez, calle Victoria No.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-10
INABONA
TINTURA INDIAN A

para ell cabelle y la barba.
Senior: Spor que Sc tortpra
81 tlene I'd. Ia TINTURA?
tCon inquietarse cue CANA
Pudiendo comprar la INDIANA,
lQuien aquf desazona
Existiendo Ia INABONAt
Yano hay nineuna persona
Que no pudiendo p antarss,
No use, para remozarse,
TINTURA INDIANA INABoNA
Consigala en- las Farmaciaa
Y nos dsra I'd. las eracias!
lnabona Indian Tincture Compa.
ny rc. Capital S6U. 600. Allen IL
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-10

Genedas de orc CALIFORNIA;
IL 20 artavOs. "a 9.eertsros sLUo y
s-i &c rerts IN Ia Joyeria de T
AkkHHAbN. tan Jakla -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-10

Manuel Mocste radiua. -Representante
de LA Correspondencia," Poace Pto.
Rico, P. O. Box. Il Telefono ~
-Agente y correspensal de v.rios pc.
ri6dicos impertantes de San juan, Ia
isla y ell extranjero Acepta agencias
comisionea Puede dar referenciA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-10

Besosa & Ramirez. Representan.
te de manufacturers y conisionis.
tas-Agentes de "a a&quiaa De es-
erih;r. UNDERWOOD. Ponce ?. r.
Jose Romaguera y Co, S. en- c.
Fabricantes De ieores y comprado-
res exclusives tlei ac1editado Ron
RzpA.ADA y antique alcoholaas Bar
nes. Villa No 46.
GaSellla.-Aceite, Grasa y Efec
tos para AUTOMOBILES. Bicicletas
y Accessories de todas clases: hay
de venta constantemente en- IL
AGENCIA de J. Brandt.
Telefeno No. 6, P. O. Box 81,
Plaza Principal al lado del Con-
sistorio. ..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1910-05-10

lQuien aquf desazona
Existlendo Ia 1NABONA.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

OGDEN AVE. c g. ZOO II of 166th ST 5Ox115.
Emma Horn and ano 10 Eiiphalet I. Davis;
800
Address. Room COZ. 81 Pine St
farb TO Alice Adams tmtg SS,oHVI: 500.
Address 1851 Teller ave.
VALENTINE AVE, e =. at II " 8 OF Williams
bridge rd. S4x5.1X5.5 to beg: Paul NJ Her
zog to Edward Sallinger: 5000
Address. 2315 Lyon ave.
woODYCREsT AVE, W s. 2o6.10 u n of 165th
st, 1b1Ox9S. 1x15. tox92.s: same TO same: 81.
Address above.
wOODYCREST AVE. W $. 1IJ II n Of 165th ST.
1870 II IT of 1G5th ST. 1510x92 SKI i0xa2.;S:
Angelo Fl Martire to Juliet G. Martire; 81.
Address. $50 Broadway.
1TH AVE. s. lot 6s3. map Wakefield, look
114: Eugenie Van Dam to Joseph de L
Eta1che; S1O0.
Address, Room 81. % william st.
136T1i ST, n s. 445 # Of Brown pl. 25x1Oo;
500.
Address. 10 Avenne y.
137TH ST, go (eo2) East, =, 25xfoo; same
to same frtg 12,5o0J: 500
Address. 25S West 115th 81.
13ITH ST. SIC to go East. I5x1oo: Ignatz
Luft to Marie steindler (mtg sSs'oool: 81
Address, 25S West 115th st.
13eTI ST. $ s. 1854 # OF Willis ave. Al .6S
100; Leonard Haiberstad to Theresa Phelps;
Address, 1853 Willis
18TH ST. $ 5, I75 # OF Convent ave. 10x
9a.11: Nathaniel Stmpkins to katherine
Russell, widow. Of Newark. j 800.
Address. Room 35, SIS Nassau St
1e4TH ST. $. 50 TT of stebbins ave. 2sx
80; n G Falliser 10 Anna Il Deu'sch; Feb
Address, Room s5o 100 William 81,
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
SEYMOUR BUILDING LEASES.
New Lessees Also Found for Space in
Other Fine Structures.

Walter J. Salomon has made the follow
ing leases: In the Seymour Building. No.
5a3 Fifth avenue, offices 10 Louis Baron,
J. 9. Witter. Universal Appraisal Company,
Antoniedes Company and Minor l. PIatt;
in the Central Building, No. - West 42d
street. Offices 70 Hugh L Weatherlow,
Union Stock Yard and Market Company,
". ". Cook. Charles Blake, Emil Schult,
@. W Thedford Coal Company and Peck
& AIohlman; in the Terminal Building,
southwest corner OF 34th street and Sew
enth avenue. a store to George Costaros
and offices to Collins New York Medical
Institute and William W. Dwier; in the
Fancher Building. No 96 Warren street,
offices TO J. H Edmiston, Independence
Electric Company and Howard s Kicker
son.
Also leases in the Plaza Building seth
street and Madison avenue. offices 10 Alpha
Beta Sigma. Myra Z. Bail. Clausen Art
Rooms and Nathan Blank: in the Bristol
Building. No. 800 Fifth avenue. Offices TO
Edwin II. Wendell, Battles & Co. William
T. Acton, s. N. Pearman. Wave Power
Electric Company, Emma owen WenIandt
and Allen & Co: in the Thoroughfare
Building, No. III broadway, offices to
Rex c Northwood, Louis W. Schneider,
Frank P. Hayes, Louis Zeisler, Jean NazIy,
Henry J. Levy, Monaton Motor Car Com
pany, Frederick A Ruff, Stern & Schlesin-
ger, Lange & Cooney. William Greene.
Henry l. Coe, Nightingale Whistle Com
pany, Emil Froyd and Turner Brass
Works: AZ No. g74 Eighth avenue, store
10 Culinary Lunch, Inc, and Offices TO Mrs.
Helen Mills and Nicholas Titolo; at No.
972 Eighth avenue, an office TO George
FernWell: in the Unity Building. No. 10
West 42d street, stores TO Hoffman Bros.
and Thomas Randolph, and Office to An
toniades & Moshoutes; in the Argus Build
ing, No L West 42d street Offices to l.
Irwin SteingUt and the :. ". BowIes Com
pany; at No. 44+ Sixth Avenue, a store to
Athens Furnishing Company and an office
TO Pogostin q Wisotsky, and in the Gaietv
Building, 10. 1871 Broadway, offices to Ed
ward Miller, jr., the Harrington Manicure
Parlor. John T Powers. Sam a. Scribner,
Philip Mindil, Inc. Hugo Baruch & 60.
and Walter T GRAY
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

100; FEB "A; instsls. per cent. Augustus
Hayes to fremont Building & Loan AS
Address. 1851 Washington ave.
LOTS a6 and 225. map IfIsa land Sisters Of
Charity;.1 VT per cent; Rachel Jusjer 70
Attorney. Charles II Baechler. 1925 Walk
ave
lots % and 81. revised map Deneca PARK;
!; yrs. per cent George II Janss to John
Attorney, George Fl Janss. 14sth st and
Cd ave.
Lot 12s TO 131. map Bruner estate: FEB "a; due.
Attorney. E ] Martin. 2e5 Broadway.
BARNES AVE. a :. $50 # 9 Of Morris PARK ave
Frederick sauter: $500.
PERRY AVE. s. 2oF. n OF 2O5th 81. 25x10O.
Feb "a: yrs; Charles Perry to Frederick
Sauter: $500
Attorneys as above
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. " cor 1ssth ST.
3o9x119c (prfor mtg 10000; due Sept l. 1872
6 per cent: John Tule 10 katrine a Henderson:
Attorney. X 4 Henderson, 4es West 2ith 81.
UNION AVE. $, at Boston rd. 2s9x--.
due. etc. as per bond: d! Joseph & :. = Wallach Wa to
Address. 1T6 Broadway.
vERIO AVE. v cor 235th ST. 10 2x3o 111oox
1876 H. Feb "a y[s; per = .e0d 0d Nerio Land
Attorneys Pressinger & Newcornbe, co
Wall st.
wAsH1NGTox AVE. soc to sos. :. sess7
Frederick Baker 10 Evelyn Horr and sno:
Attorneys Wilder. Ever & Patterson. ~
WASHINGTON AVE. n v cor 1ssrb st 5oxa1
fprior mtg 5000: due. etc. as per bond. Philip
Saitta TO Ellen Theall: 5000.
Attorney. p S Saitta. rs Broadway.
1ssTH ST SIX S s45 # OF BTown csD Dt Is5i0o
Schp to Marie Britt: 5000
Attorney. F P HumneI 1911 81 ave
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF lessee.
FERRTARY IL

w i'I Haihe and ADDRESS OF lessee
FEBRUARY 10.
WIS from Feb J. 1910: 10: s7so O." - '''' ss'' .
Address, go East 10th st.
AMSTERDAM MS @ AVE. Nc 3s; Emil g Won Pein
yrs ,d,9nss dFGm MAJ y J ,Es.t 1sl4: s. $50
ALLEN ST. Nos 2o8 and 30: Sam kstz to Nor
ris Apfelherg; yrs from May l. 1900 (Feb.
Address. 20s AlIer ST
Lesser: 5 yrs from May 1. s91o G7eb 40: 81. $50
Address. 50 Ave ..
Herbener to coTneins " T HansSom n 10 vs frpm
May. l. 1910 Teb IA; $3.50.
Address 2124 sth ave
MULBERRY ST. No Sc, Leo V Doherty ct Al 70
Giovanni santui; 10 yrs from NAV /, 1912;
Address. 1es Montague 81 Brooklyn.
6IH AVE No. 2s5; James Fellows ct a. to
Ernest Bloom: Yrs 2iS mos from Feb 1s,
i'iW Adde'S 2s7 9Th ave
6TI AVE, Nos 21: and 214; Peter Mitchell to
Edward H Hirshfeld: 10 yrs from May l, 1910;
Address. 212 9Th ave.
eTH AVE, Nos SIS and s7s. 5; Florence Y c
s5d f ct f4o a. ex5s Ma et 1 % esais & n CaSe and
Address. S78 9th
7TH AVE, No 261; Patrick Oates 70 Jerome 3
Busse; ; yrs If from Nm May I 1910 (Feb 14> $4,000.
18TH ST, Nos 3S3 and 335 East; Louis Aorarno-
l. 1910 CFeb. 10: $3.50
23D ST, No CT West: O'NeiH & Bristol Co TO John
Little M az and ano; yrs mos from FEB l..
Address. 151 West SD st
seTH ST, No 20 west Ami. V Faes tn y
franklin. Paris; 81 years from July /. 1910,
Address. Allen wardwell, 15 Broad st
esTH ST. No 2D5 to 2l1 East. n s: Yatty Kramer
70 Philip Grossman; ) yrs from March l.
Address Esther KunstIer. 15s Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
DOTNTOUN LEASES.
Rentals Reflect Large Demand
for Business Space.

The Charles Z Noyes Company has
leased a large suite OF offices for the Law
yers' Title Insurance and Trust Company
at Nos 81 and SO Liberty street to burke
BurrelI & Southard: also a large suite to
J. P. Hornaday, and for Greenwood q 90
a portion of the eleventh floor in the LID
erfv Tower TO George La Monte & Sons
for five years.
Finney & Mathews have leased for JEFF
ferson NJ Levy 10 Z. F'echman for a term
of three years the store and basement IN
No $50 Seventh avenue: also. for the Loft
Realty Company. the fifth floor in No 1S9
TO 1S9 West 26th street: also the following
stores: No. 254 Seventh avenue. for the
Fanmor Realty Company; No 124 East 4st
street for Mrs. Janet L. Mckay: Nos Ia
and ll6 East 42d street. for the Grand
Union Hotel Company, and the basement
in No. 100 West 4Sd street
G W. Barney has leased TO the Hanover
Lunch the store and basement in No. 19S
East I4th street for ten years, at an aggre-
gate rental of sS5.0co: to 1. Gilman 6, Co.
the seven story building No. % Leonard
street: to \. W. Field Company the build
ing No. l92 West street. and TO L. Rosen-
baum q Son the four upper lofts in No,
q White street.
Blum X Koch, who some time ago leased
the new r1iIding 10 be erected at the
southwest corner of Madison avenue and
18th street for 4 period OF twenty-one years
from the George Racker Construction Com
parry viii pay an annual rental of $500
net for the first ten years and 5000 net
for the succeeding eleven years. He'll &
Stern were the brokers. The OLD buildings
are being razed
Theodore Hofstatter has renewed his
lease on No $50 Fifth avenue. Adjoining
the southeast corner of 4Sth street. The
building occupies 4 lot 2oEl25 feet and Is
owned by the Goelet estate
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

The auction sales held yesterday at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. Nos a
and 10 Vesey street, resulted as follows:
By Joseph p. Day
GID ST. i5s E 100 1t W of 3d ave .,,.too. I.
) sty d~Ig to the plaintiff for s23 1877
TOPPING AVE :. 142 # of 1881 st bsx
l1o142xl2ls. vacant; to the plaintiff for Sc 200
1i3TH ST. IL E. 203. 8 II "a Of Park ave o5 TX
1vo.ll' D sly tenmt: to the plaintiff for s25 600
H5TH ST. ABS. e 375 Il c of Willis ave 25x
1oo. sty d"lg: 10 the plaintiff for IS, 500
1oI LOTS. on Southern Boulevard Boston RI
wilkins. stebbins and Hoe sves Bristow.
tharlotte, l1-d and i73d sS and Seabury pl.
vol sale; sold at from s2e5oto 81. ooo each.
BY Samuel Marx
i5lsI ST 40 and 247 e 200 Il - Of Morris
ave. ooSlle5. Two sty tennis and stores
1H1sT ST, 24s $50 q "a Of Morris ave 25x1ne
FaHsnf5 nom - ne plaintiff FOR Stl -.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
REALTY NOTES.

ATneS & Co were the brokers in the sale
Of No 81 Sixth avenue for the Hoffman
estate. recently reported
SchWarz & Gross are drawing plans for
an eight story apartment house on 100
foot plot ar No. 347 to 355 West 18th street.
bought recently by Bing & Bing.
The Lewis II. May Company has leased
for Miss Helen n. Faber cottage at Cen
tral avenue and William street. Far Rock
away. 10 Vivian /. Brandon for d term Of
years.
z. T. Newman & Co have leased No. 421
lst street, Brooklyn. a four story lime
stone dwelling. for +. f, Paul to Mrs
Mary Hoerschgen for three years.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
Inc auction offerings to-day will be ms

IciiOWS.
by Bryan l.. Kennedy.
irreg 1 stv ae,s: :: es # as 18th ST. ssSxl-"'A
eolh 81, n :. 150 # g of hth ave 1o0x1oo-s
vacant: trustees sale u" ave-
eoIH ST. s. 100 # W of Park ave ,ooxi00.f1.
vacant trustees sale.
9TH AVE- Q cor Of oz., .oo ,.cant;
OH ia,,a, AYE; n = cor of 10th st. 1oor1xt1oo:
FarR' 5ecessase sale: estate OF William 3"
sly and basement dvls trustee ste sale; estate
Of Francis Kinney. deceased '''0
81 y exs7 al @ n s. $50 # W Of Greenwich
FULTON ST 244 $ s. 20 TT " Of washington
st, 2oxSi.5' sty bldg trustees sale.
BROAD ST. s. to SO. e s. block front bet Stone
et~ hIdrs I'LL ~ .tiiatn SITS, 101x47.1x rreg, two
William Hodsdnn. deceased '
125TH ST, 2is to 22s. n $. 1875 # Of I'd av.
80 49, e sly Tol ana do basement dwlgs. each 16.sx
14TH ST. 235 and 237, a., 3, - -th avs,
81 e1i52x irres. two sty dwlgs; vol sale.
57i ax175 Sr rno6inv ST ,r + 154s # of Hudson st.
irres' sty dwlg and sty stable; vol sale.
BY Joseph p. Day.
DIVISION 81 ST 22s. 8. about 165 it Of Clinton
snf sty office bldg; Bernard CioIdstei1 sgt A
T. smith 11f . ct al; all, = k6emer atty: John Burt.
sub to a first mtg of S27, 800 "
1S1ST ST, s, Lot 81 map of Bassfo-d estate,
runs 2o4ax - TO Tiebout ave. X 2J2. TX
IlEBCUT AVE 6. 255 # n of 1924 ST o52x2s
AAxl245. Lots S6 and 50. map of property Of
Peter Valentine. runs x x = vacant:
Is Brown, trustee. agt Michael Msher et al ::
Lane. atty; G NJ Welch ref: amt due
ss'15 90; taxes. etc, S1o.444 5s,
BY Samuel Marx.
18TH ST 32s and 800 S g 80 # " Of ,st ave
4oN10a-2. sty tenmt and stores: Nathan
Harsh agt Main Realty Co ct al; Kantrowitz
+, attys; Charles Ffrestone. ref; amt due
Sl3,167 go taxes etc, SS22 %
LESGEIT Pk s. $50 IT n of McGrsw ave, 25x
lS46N26-1x1I7 Rudolph Kane agr K B s
E>reutel ct all Smith Williamson attv. r
oeering. ref amt due. s17o2 p; taxes, etc,
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

CEita name and address OF lenders att,-,s-,
FEBRUARY Is
ANTHONT AVE ~ = 100 n OF P4,csho.,. .
25x 100: March 3 1850: Andrew DlIrie ~ ~ -
mont building and Lean Association, "a 70,
ADDRESS. 1891 Washington ave.
BELMONT AVE 2 s 1Cf y n n 0, fsfs. :.
2a;54x irTeS. June 2e 1907; Angela cal..-t
mini 70 Angelo De Gaudenzi and aao; e -
Attorney. \ = Astarita.
COLUMBUS AVE. s. y q ~ IAnool. ..
25x1O0: March rs. 1898; Elizsbeth Gereghfv :.
al - cyrus Hitchcock: $3.50.
Attorney, Herbert ogden. Sc Beaver a.
ET.CECOlfBE AVE g 5. 332. So u n oS fs,.
75x1246: June . 1893. Harry 3fcCalIur-' -.
sno 10 Agnes " Ncf-alium; 81. go f
Attorney. Thomas Alexander. Pos,o.-
Building.
EDcECOM1E AVE. . :. 3cs6tz y n 0, 100
7-,xi246 8: July 81 1891 Harry McCsaIar- -
ano 10 Agnes " NcCallun. $3.50
Attorney Thomas Alexander
lot SIS mar, OF estate Moses Devo@. Nar-s :,
1905. Michael Hannigan AMI auo % Ios-s
Poyet: $4,000.
ADDRESS ef2 1924 ~
lots 247 TO 80. 173 70 10. mao oS 81 i,..,
Orphan Asylum, 7Jxf00. July ?. 1905 H-sYls
Kiippel1 81 20 Edgewatsr Realty @. r6.
Address J24 Willis ave.
LOTS 40. % and 81. map Of WaEsaed -
frreg. Dec s. 1894; John Stahl and ano 70 -
KCedding
Attorney. A T Ciescheidt-
LOTS 9s. 90. 100. 1o5. los. 1o1. map .. os-. -
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
TO ERECT BIG LOFT
4 SIXTEEN STORY STRUCTURE PLANNED
FOR eeD STREET SITE
Nec Oscner for East 10Th Street Plot-P0rh Ae""y and
HodsFon Estate Sales To-Day.

which. prior to its purchase by the taik'ns'
was used as a burial ground
Frank a Sever has sold for {. RosWorth
,birty-four lots on Twelfth avenue and
nth street. Dyker Heights. Brooklyn; also
for 7 Dillon. eight lots south side of Sth
street 100 feet west of Seventh avenue, and
for I Meanev seven lots, north side of
sstb street 80 feet west of Seventh avenue.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
SOME MIDTOWN RENTALS.

The Cross & Brown Company has leased
for Arthur Brisbane the parlor store at
no. y West 28th street to Miss =. T. Rock :;
for McAulif & Co. the three story build
ing No. l36 West 54th street for a term Of
years % Alex GoIdner; for the Howard &
thiids Brewing Company the fifth loft in
the building Nos $40 and 81 West SD
street for term Of years 10 Peter Engle.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
4 PARK AVENUE PROJECT.

The Montana Realty Company, Of which
l. Clifford Potter is president, has had pre-
Ilninarv plans drawn for an apartment
house of the highest type. involving an
expenditure OF at least 100000 for a site
at the northeast corner Of Park avenue and
I'd srrcnt
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
TAKE TITLE TO ASTOR PLOT.

7 j Mcl.aughlin's Sons took title yes
terday 70 q plot. 100.11xiSS3 feet, al the
northeast corner OF 38th street and Broad
way. from William Waldorf Astor for
nominal consideration. They mortgaeed
the property to NJ. Astor for t240,co9 at j
per cent for three Years.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
SALES OF BROOKLYN PARCELS.

Bulklev d Horton have sold for the estate
~ L-n1an y. Caikins the old dwelling house
on The north side Of Bergen street, between
Rogers and Nostrand avenues. Brooklyn,
Oh plot lssxlG? feet TO builder for i'm
provsDent. The property is part Of q farm,
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

18TH ST n 8. t55 fl w Of Brown nj o--.uo
due March .. 19121 AZ per cent: Marfe 5s,s.
70 immigrant ihdustriai savings Bank; 5000
Is4TH ST. $50 East. = 23x73.s: FEB 49,
Anna Deutsch to Lawyers Title Insurance .,f
Trust 70. 81. 900 ans
Address. 100 Broadway.
1TpT'I ST. = 10 n . Of For. Washiny4o, =
150xa5. 8: demand. s ger cent: TIsrgrod ~
and Construction 60 to City Mortgage -
s1es 900. ~
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
TAXPAYERS TO MEET.

The regular monthly meeting OF the Bed
ford Park Taxpayers Association viii be
held tonight at Royal Arcanum Hall,
Webster avenue. between l91th and 18th
streets
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
MOUNT VERNON PLAYHOUSE SALE

WinisTn a Darling has sold for the estate
% Bernard Havonagh the three story double
1afhouse, or plot 33xl@e feet. AZ the south
cast corner of Oak stree. and Bleecker
svenue. Mount Vernon
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
a $4,000 ~ PER CENT LOAN

The MaElow Realty Company has Sc
cured mortgage loan Of $50 o51 at ~ Der
cent from the Spencer Trust on the zev..n
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

story loft building No. 60 Varick street,
northeast corner Laight street.
This loan was negotiated by William A.
White & Sons
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
Getting Good Statesmen

80 Nassau Street. New York.
SeW-yoTk Tribune.
We beg 20 inform you that e. the result
sT the recent advertisement inserted IN
your Want Column We have succeeded in
securing several very competent statesmen
We most highly appreciate the character
OF your paper and the advantage obtained
there IL securing answers from q much
k.xher type Of men than in any other me-
4 .n have yet tried
Very truly yours
UNITED REALTY CO
JOHN ". MILLER Pre-.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16
REAL EST
pTTT 800 WX%TFD

BUILDER NNFN
Thoroughly capable ard reliable ?" invest
s. 500 under MS own management nearest suo-
urh: twenty minutes from Broadway; tunnel ser
vice, win furnish home euyeTs eNeelieni
opening for right party. ALbtINH. 1" thnrsh
street. rccIn 1887,
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-16

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-12
NGR R'CARTFS ANNIVERSARY.
Rector aG st Augu.theI IN RrOOklyn
FsTty Tears m the PFlesthood.

. NANNANN ~ ~ A9AINN8AN W Nl4NLMNN
FsTty Tears IN the PTiesthOSd
The Right Rev Mgr. Edward N. Nc
Carly, rector Of ~. Augustins's Roman
Catholic Church. az sixth avenue and
Sterling place. Brooklyn. Yesterday cello
brated the tortisth anniversary O1 his
ordination. Tie was the cslsbrant a. the
$40 O'Clock mass. About q thousand OF
his parishionsrs including many chill
dren. received communion from him.
4 celebration in which all the church
societies will join will b. held this evening
IN the auditorium Of the school building
adjoining the church. Comptroller William
A. PrrnderEast in presenting Mgr Nc
Carly with a magnificent Colonial style
mahogany clock a. a gift from his parish
toner's will make the address OF tho
evening
The ladies' OF the parish have also ar
ranged for a special CelshratiOn in honor
Of the rector on Thursday evening and
have planned to give him a pleasant
surprise
Mgr Mc,arty is one Of the most popular
priests in the Brooklyn diOcese and h
grcatly beloved by his congregation
which numbers nearly 1000. All bat four
years OF his long service IN the priesthood
have hem spent with 81. Augustine's
parilh. and under his direction il growth
has heen phenomenal In addition TO the
church proper and the reCIory, which he
erected. he has now almost completed q
splendid parochial school known a. 81
AuElstines Academy, the group Of build
ings representing AN expenditure Of nearly
81 .OOO.OOO.
Mgr. McCarty was horn in Brooklyn
about sixty-three wears ago. Before taking
charge Of -. Augustine parish In 1871
hs served a. an assistant in the Church
Of the Visitation and In 81 Peters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-06-12
Tomorrow, Specially Prepared Sale Of
Misses Girls Summer Apparel
Very Much Below Regular Values

Misses Suits Of White Repp Tan and
White Linen, IA 20 yrs Values Ss7S and $50 so7S sos
Misses Dresses hand embroidered lingerie suitable for
gsduaonS "a TO 20 yrs Values $3.50 and $SSO07S, 1880
Misses Dresses Of White Cross Bar
and Figured Dmites IA 10 20 VS. Value $3.50 at sos
Misses Dresses Of Chambray, Figured Lawn,
Check GinRhamS and DmeS IA 10 20 VS. $780, 40S 67g
Values 81. 50, &7S and 1850
Misses Skirts Of Imported White Repp at 1875 2.Qg
Values So so and AIS
Girls Dresses Of Plaid Bingham and Plain White Lawn
Dutch Neck Models, TO "a yn S20S
Values S57S and 40
Girls Dresses Of Stripe and Check Gnghams
also Plain Chambrny, 10 IA WIS, SL6S, l.06, 2,zS
Values $27S, $50 and 5sS
Chldrsn's Dresses Of White Lawn in French
and Russian Models 20 WIS, AZ o0c. l,2S
Values $50 and I7S
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Subject to the
500 Discount are

These semi-annual events, Of which this
is the third, establish a method Of Stock
Clearance which is mole drastic and
radical than has ever been instituted in
modern bookkeeping.
The reduction, thong unusually great
IS UNlFORM. and every garment through.
out the entire shop is ngidly subjected to
it. There is no iavon6sm shown to any
particular piece Of apparel because Of its
beauty or its initial high cost to U.S.
II we would descend to the practice Of
quoting comparative values we could show
BY schedule Of figures that reductions 50
great have never been effected.
We would also emphasize that the
reductions il based on original season
opening prices are even greater than 5095,
since prices have been revised downward
from time to time during the course Of the
Spring months
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'.~H-r.H. June d Miss Mary Francs.
-.'.- r, supreme Court Justice Hirsrh-
.r. .4 Aoner Meredith. -0n Of the late
'.r.r. Harper n New Windsor. we're
.".f no he First Presbyterian Church
.Ifgh this afternoon a. O'Clock
..' frederick , Stookwoil. pastor Of
.-. III uTiDIatiuE. assisted By the Rev
-.r.r' Mac heuxIs u New Work city
' rrIa- maid al honor aas Msa Allen
rs... ~ New York city I'd her brides
...- r,fe Miss Mildred Odell and Miss
-... -aGr 81 Newburgh. Miss Gertrude
ra-.-r M View Windsor and Miss sylvia
-. .rra 0' New York The flower girl was
"-. A..t NIu0I Of New Windsor The
s'-a YER" John 4 iowa OF nalmville
- q Nr'y~r ~ Newark. y i Null
-'.Fr Of View : oEk city and Stuart
-.'. r..ry ~ NsR burEh The best man
.as HH.. burn Miller % New YORK
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Nrr, Of P,.,, .nd Pla,sr..

The Herald square Theatre was closed
a, both performances yesterday because
Of the illness Of Marie Dressler. She Ia
at her apartments. 2OO West Fifty-nin
street. she expects TO appear Monday.
Never LIE 10 Your Wife, a farce by
Campbell b Casad. a newspaper man and
July II for the first time at the Apollo
Theatre. Atlantic City. prior to Ito coming
to Broadway. The production will be
made by Al Fields and Dave Lewis.