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New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
DECORATIONS FOR PRUDENTIAL
Edward Simmons Has Nearly Finished
Two Large Mural Paintings.

Edward Simmons has nearly finished two
large mural decorat tions for the Prudential
Insurance Company, under the direction of
George r. Post & Sons. architects. The
two panels VIII adoEn the assembly hall in
the new addition TO the Prudential Building
in Newark which will have an old English
interior of vaulted oak. with the panels at
either end.
One panel depicts a husbandman planting
a fruit tree. watched at his task by Ceres
and Hope. and the other a widow and
children, 10 whom the figure of Abundance
comes. The canvases are about twenty
three feet by thirteen feet each, and viii be
in place in about month.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
BUILDING NEAR PENN. STATION SOLD
New Office Structure To Be Erected the Site at Seventh
Avenue and Both Street.


mig 1G. 30 Tx 1854 to " St Nicholas ave K
>oxa9.it mtg s34 0o0 Frederick Brffsch to
" est Side Construction Co. subject as above
and all liens; Sept !; s1Oo; address. III East
THE BRONX.
AVE E. cor 1fth st 10sx1co Unionport:
Sarah Seozam TO Franklin { Albee. Sept g.
Il; address. 1I5 Broadway
g ARFHGR : Thur AYE. ;. a5 # Of 1ssth st. 25x
Broadway.
BRYANT AVE, $ 800 # of Freeman st.
'Kl'@ OK o. the l73d Street Building and Construc
s1o6: address. I72 Fulton st. .
BEAUMO:ST AVE. " $. 40 # n of 1s7tb st.
237iSo' Joseph Perillo TO Giovanni Russo an6
son st "
BRYANT AVE . :. IL # Of Jennings st,
s. oooi ,,ese2h sRusshon 70 Mar Ernst tmtg
so.o9nli Aug $ 500; address. 3172 Decatur ave
BRISToW ST. :. 100 It n of Jennings St,
9zI122: Louis NJ Ehing and ano to Katharine
r. Keenan,; sept >. $500: address. s03 Eagle
CROTONA AVE Il . cor Of 1s7tb st. a0oxlao:
Giuseppe Gerard 10 SAVOY Improvement Co mtg
S25,21s1: Aug 20 800; addresss zoo Broadway.
q 1ACksQN AVE. y 5. 1876 Fl Of 165th st, 10
:; S6.025: address 1925 linton ave.
LIVINGSTON ST. v $. 100 IT II Of DeiafeId
McCook; Sept I; 81; address IS William st
LOTS s6 ard 81. man Hudson Park, TIE
Bronx; Thomas J NcDCnough 70 Bridget o 3
sullivan fmtg $1,000 sept s; 500; address.
Reservoir oval Bedford PARK
NEWBOLD AVE. : 3!5 fl " Of Olmstead
ave. 50rS216X irreg. Unionport: Sarah T. Vessels
e Charles H Vessels Aug 80; 81, address 207
West 131st ST
NEwEoLD AVE. g $ 3n5 # " of Olmstead
sells. ID To Louis koop, tr (Tntg $4,000; Sept
:; 81; address 212 Willis ave.
OLNSTEAD AVE n cor of Ellis ave 1Gsx
IS; s..
SAME PROPERTY: John Moore TO Catharine
Moore; July ~: 81 address, 435 West 147th St
OLD LAWRENCE LANE. n : 1875 # > of 1fth
ave and AZ to 18th St runs along n
lane to apartment fT5 IT of 18th to s
: said lane 20 IL beg; Martha r
Antrim. admrx- TO the Haynes Co: all title; Sept
s; 800: address, 100 William st.
PARK AVE. . 8. 100 II n Of 1s2d ST. 4SX1I9s
Charles " Mcdonald al to Trask Building Cc
Gnrg s4.0C0); Aug 81: 500, address, 1910 Web
stcr
ROGERS PL. < 1901 Fl Of Westehester
ave 5CxGa. Christian Vorudraus sons. Inc. tc
Oliver F Davis tmtg $4,000; Aug "A; $loo; ad-
dress, 3o25 3d ave.
WALTON AVE . : f02 II II n Of fremont
FeuIire mtg. SIG ,00s)t; Aug %; 500; address
2SOS I'd
WASHINGTON AVE. 173s 70 1T42. 5ox93z y
reg AdoI0h Freuna 10 Samuel DeUtsch cntG
e1a COO, b and and a g; Sept q; SlVo' au-
dress 1856 Hull ave
a22D ST. = Of lot 49, man Of Wake wax,
eeId 5Oxr14: Frank CT Francis Boyle 70 = e.
@eD Realty and CONSUMPTION .: April =, -
address - Nassau st
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET
MANHATTAN

SEVENTH AVENCE-The Coleman Construc-
tion Company Aaron Coleman, president, has
bought from Philip Levy No. $50 seventh ave
nue. southwest corner Of 30th street, Z three
story building, on lot - 9x75 feet Ieasehold- The
Henry NJ Veil Company negotiated the sale
The buyer plans TO erect the site store and
Office building
9TH STREET-The Hfbson Company has sold
for Robert Jackson No 321 East S7fh street, q
i've story tenement house, on lot 25x9S. 8 feet
9STII STREET-James \. Jackson has sold
for The Revenue Realty Company No 80 West
9sth street, a five story fathouse. lot ok
100 Il feet
18TH STREETS. &. Goodale & Son have
sold. for the Madison Square Mortgage Company
10 Mark Aaron No. 223 West I15th street. a five
story hathouse, on lot 19Xlo1I1 feet.
167TH STREET-Ida J. Coots has sold the lot.
2BXs9 feet on the south side of I6Tth street 100
leeJ west Of Amsterdam avenue.
TENTH AVENUE-Kempe & Cohen and SheI-
don & Becker have sold for the Dorbar Realty
Company the northwest corner Of Tenth avenue
and 2l4th street plOt 81 7.6yI00 feet. {, Charles
GahTen. Hal !. Howe & Co. have Iesold the
property for Mr., Gahren 10 Thomas Alexander
THE BRONX.
KTNGSBRIDGE ROAD-Seth Sprague Terry
has sold to J II. Hale No. 16 Kingsbridge road. d
three story dwelling house. on lot 16xSO feet.
s. H Weisfler. II, Of James L. Li1by's Of
fee, was the broker.
DAILY AFENUE-Frank Macrdian has sold
for krabo x Ernst two four story double fat
houses the east side OF DAILY avenue. be
tween 179th and 1SCth streets.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
RELIGIOUS.

DAVE RANNEY; Or THIRTY YEARS ON
THE BOfNERY an AUtobiogra ply, Intro
duction by the Rev A F. SChaut.ier, ,. d.
Illustrated. I2mo, pp. 205 CThe American
Tract society,"
Mr RsnRey tells OF his early life and first
steps in crime. how he met Alexander II
vine and was Influenced by him and con
Ver-ed- and Of his work in the Rowery, where
he is superintendent Of the Squirrel inn
Mission and Reading Room
THE MASTER PREACHER A Study Of the
HomiletiCs Of Jesus. BY Albert Richmond
Pond. \ NJ D. D Introduction by Edwin
Charles nargan. u n, LII. d. Svo. pp. 31s.
rThe American Tract Society,"
TIL EOLOGY AND HUMAN PROBLEMS A
Comparative Study OF Absolute TdeaIsm and
FTagmatism Interpreters OF Religion By
Eugene V iIlian Lyman. n d. professor OF
Christian theology tr Bangor Theological
Seminar l2Tao PIP tx 10 Charles Serb
hers Sons.D
Consisting OF the lectures delivered AT
Yale University in December. 1869. the
Nathaniel William Taylor foundation
HISTORY OF ETHICS WITHIN ORGANIZED
CHRISTIANITY. BY Thomas Cunning Han.
l. II professor Of Christian ethics in Union
Theological Seminary. svo, pp. Xf Coz.
Charles Scribners sons
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
LIS EENDENS

9TH ST ood :. 516s # of 1st ave 1ezs5. st.
-, u = ouq II or lst ave, Is sxs5; Margaret
mtgs), attorney. \ Knox. u
nITH ST. al to 4i5 East: Susan Van Praag
aGt Lyman Levin et al foreclosure OF rrlrz, A.
/ torneys, E.sUan, Levy, Corn & Levine
i21ST ST, $50 and So East. Susan Van Praa-
agt Josephine Miller et al Coreclosure OF ntg(;
attorneys, Eisman, Levy, Corn & Levine.
PERRY ST. s: Joseph \ O-DonneI at al ag-
John McDermotI ct al foreclosure OF rntgl. at
;orney j Duross.
CHRYSTIE ST. 2oo. Lima EttIfnser aEr Ita-
| ian Union Realty and Security co et al tfore-
closure OF Mtg. attorneys, Peacock < Steyes.
CHRYsTIE ST, 21s; Lima Ettlinger- agt. ItaI-
of mtg: attorneys, Peacock & Sleves-
1I'TH ST. n $ 1910 # " of Waverley pl 20 8
x45x irreg; Abram l. Cross agt Gertrude r Coop
ar 1T al foreclosure Of mtgJ; attorney, + Ben
iauIin.
5TH AVE. l.; Harry Davis a=t carlenc \
Way ct al foreclosure Of mtg; attorney. II
eGTH ST. 97th St 1st ave and 2i ave entire
block; Trpissed Concrete Steel Co agt second Ave
attorneys. Riegelman N Bach.
II6TH ST IS5 West Mary nux agt Goldmount
Realty Co - al foreclosure CT nj TO attorneys
Alexander Conn. Sondheim * Eitinger
I4TH ST. :. 2o6 IT of 3d ave. -sxio5-
CierInania Life Insurance co agt G Lawton v ork
/ ct al foreclosure Of mtg: attorneys, pulon y
Roe.
straSt 56xio6 tinted states Realty ana I'm
proyement Co agt Louise Brandt 81 al uore-
DFIANC'EY ST. n s. T+T II OF Goerck st
d TxIO0. Hyfnan Eabinowttz art Joseph Rahino-
Nitz ct al action to declare '"he'Sh'p'' at'oi
nev, | Hersil field
5Tu ST 32T East Adoph Fawe agt kalman
sg3oysItv ct a foreclosure OF mtg, attorney,
J Pawel-
/ ,-s,rt4 .s-r - - 975 n " Of Amsterdam ave
I -nxou II Helen NJ Gaylord agt Lnretto q Lyman
/ - ri foreclosure -of mtgi- attorney, ANYWAY
65TH ST ~ East: Charles II fenichei as'
/ ,,,r.t \ isberrnau eJ al faction to toreCluse me-
ehanic's Iien}; attorneys Cohen broS
1slsT ST 5 ; 10o II OF Park ave, ooNl5o
I f.rtrpde -cnaffer ast Ray Nriss ct al fore
/ Nio.[,rs + ,ntpl. attorney. NJ Gross
I GREENWICH II ST - Elias n MaHonk asi
-etllr- ~ - h. .IanaL. AtlnrneyA. Cnmen BrnE.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
with name and address q. purchaser
SEPTEMBER 9
MANHATTAN-
MANHATTAN.

MADISON ST. I25. sty brk: Louis Prage1
800. address,. - Madison st.
PINEHI= =RST AVE . cor OF 119t5 81. zoos
I00II: Bendheim Construction co 10 MundeT
CONSTRUCTION Co tntE S26, poo Sept :, 800
address, go Broadway
WATER ST, 1872. stv hrk. 20xs4x irreg
Sarah B Miller 10 Charles Z Miller; = part; al
title. and 8. sept . 81 address 10 FaHde-
water ST
WATER ST 42s stv brk. 2oH60: Iane'
Kearnev 90 Isadore Bernstein Gutg s. o0Gl sept
:; 81 600 address, As Water st
WEST END AVE. Il G cor Of S7th St ~ s.
100. Bessie r Clay KuZdo 70 Victor huZdo Nnt2
$50. COO. sept :. 81; address, $50 West End ave
20TH ST. 3D. and 337 East brk 5.sxa2
Jacob Klein 10 Bernard Golden; 2 part, al
liens; sept .. 81. address, SOS Pearl St
a4TTF ST I23 East, > sty brk. 25x9s-9i : Wes-
Icy Pullman 10 Leah Z sven; sept :, 800
SAME PROPERTY. Leah f Sven 10 Johr
Palmer O1ltg $50. O00,, Sept o. 500, address IL
Broadway
rtreyee 70 Louis Drewes mtg 5000; Sept l.
s.. address 22l East 2tt7 st
GaTIf ST. 10 West : sly bril- 24z1oo.3: Harris
Youd.IInan tG Juliet p Turner 'HtG S2v,uS'
anTiI 70. 81. address. $50 Broadway.
list ET. 48a East, sty hrk. -5xIo. >; Jacef lac,
Klein 10 Bernard Golden: = part '1''s N-7'''"
sent .. 81 address. O0s Pearl 81
18TH ST l2@ East, Sly brS. lTXlo2 :
TarstitIs Rice 10 Edith Rice Jacobson. Dec Ii
1907. 500. address 122 East 18th ST.
s4TB ST. $50 East sly brk, %. 6Aig2 :
Tgl
sarrT5 ST SOS East, > sty brk. "A. .SSl"2 :
I.rsrne Irevcs To Louis breWes mtg Slo''po'
sert ! 81. address. 22l East 29th St
ef--Fs -T l2o and 12@ West, sty brk, 401
IN; 10 Sfrb st IT2 and ia West: sty hrk, 4os
10 . 2 .n4 We'll o. Emmanuel Hrlner, Moses i
JIoft and Nathan Z and Leon otlllstI an liens
60 q =. address, 81 Nassau ST.
s7TH ST I22 Wost, ST. ark II 4xlo22 :
-,rrr,ybCId Realty co 10 Ned.i = SNYDER tutl
$40 0l'1 sept :. 500. address. lso Jefferson ave
BROOKLYN
oar ST ans East: = stv brA, 25r lao 3 Johanna
f,rs,.1s u Louis Brewts tnts kh.U'TD; sept }
&. address 22l East 2ath ST.
1o0TH ST g25 and 81 East siy brk. 3os
"a, foreclosure. sept s 1910; Albert = Mas
80, ref 20 LAWYERS Mortgage co. sept o. s22.
750: address, 30 Cedar Fl
12IST ST : 200 n OF Amsterdan ave
rni~ 7b ak irreE. West side Construction 90 4
Frederick RTttsch uniR a-'"''"' S'i' - Si'o
address SCI - Nicholas ave
l27rH IT l74 East; sty ot6 l2iih ST, u.
g.sxt: 1 stv hrk; l27th 81, i7o flst stF hrk
tIE,,9 II Isidsr. ! Poeher "a utta STAN tmts
e. 5i4 5od,. Aprfl i4 1863 500; address 2a@2 q
-, -, m .
ia7TH So. 8la West s. bff, l.&''h ,si,. Il
simon san Ian 10 4i it4i-S q nm v-sst ia7tn st
l58D 80. n 4. 800 IT Of Amsterdam ave- run
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10

h-szed. Pile returned, carrying a huge
h,.n;4ie Of carrots. which he dropped over
the balcony on the pavement The
r4,ndJe broke. the carrots jumped and
Ix.Te s+raUn all over the roadway The
rarDicker collected them and fed the
,9onkev. The animal hrayed his thanks
tIp 20 Pile. who looked down on the
welcome spectacle.
How did you become such good
f,ierds with that donkey / asked
l--IEeU.' replied PILE. that's = rather
E.ecI1!iar thing
. .''SarTate.
You see. on the same ifth of July on
which J had been decorated with the red
ribbon Of the Legion OF Honor this very
donkey won the bunch OF red ribbons at
the donkey race Of the Buttes-Mont-
r7artre We had been honored on the
same day. Such comradeship must be
kent IN memory -
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
MAGISTRATES SEEK soDYeUARps

Chief Magistrate MeAdoo will confer III
,b. near future with Police Commissioner
Paker about assigning one policeman to
-, magistrate IN Manhattan This ac-
- - tha result Of the attempted shooting
-. Asaets,rate Q'Connor Thursday
;, ras said yesterday that the matter
80, Ii-c,esed al the meeting of the Board
81 Magistrate held oh Thursday and that
- - tEen dec; ed to place the matter he
- 80, -ntsstoneT Baker. II - the idea
of ~ magistrates 10 have Policemen ae-
companv them to ana fIonl the courts 10
their h0m - and act dS pous guards during
court.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
SATISFIED MECHANICS. LIENS.

BAYARD st. ! 10 I; Klenert & FosenbIut1
agt Eliza Pesse ct al; July &c, 1910. s91s 60.
@5TH ST. T. East, Jacob Fl Seidenherg at
William Astor et al: May = 1910; So so.
52D ST. IL 70 81 East. a T Bigelov s Co agt
William X Vanderbilt; Aug -. 1910 (by bond
s14 81.
SAME PROPERTY. b PershaU & Son agr
same; Aug %, 1910 (by bond: STs4 81
SAME PROPERTY: Hasbrouck Flooring Co
agt same. aug q 1910 thy bondl: S97T O3
SAME PROPERTY: " Burritt Co az,
same: Aug 10. 1910 Thy bond $3.50
SAME PROPERTY: Pittsburg Plate Glass co
aEt same; Aug - 1910 tby bordl; 81 S24
SAME PROPERTY: Russell & Erwin Mann
tae turing Co agt same; AUG 25. 1910 (by bond)
SAME PROPERTY. Pitt Balance Door Go as-
same; Sept >. 1910 (by bond): 1857
SAME PROPERTY. " Rr,r-f+t 60 s,-
same; Aug u. 1910 (by bCudl. S10419 20
SAME PROPERTY John ! Wallace .r.
same. aug -. 1910 Lby bondl. S2ea lA-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
COMPUTES WEIGHT CT EARTH
City College Instructor Says 1t Is
Seven Trillion Tons

P4inhard = Wetzel Instructor IN physics
a. me College Of the City OF New York, has
i,,st finished a series Of experiments by
which he has computed the weight Of me
earth 10 be seven trillion tons. According
10 Nr Wetzei the result is nearer accurate
rhau has hitherto been obtained
The apparatus -lsed by Instructor Wetzei
in his experiTqents was 50 delicate that
they vere carried or entirely after mid
night 10 avoid even the jarring Of footballs
IN rho furtaes1 corridor. The apparatus
will be on exhibition 10 the public IN re-
esar-ch rnorT No S main building. during
+Le orauing of the college for public in
saec.ion this afternoon and evening and
to-rncrroN afternoon
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
GERMAN CONSUL GENERAL ILL
Removed from Subway to Hospital and
Later to His Apartments.

Rudolf Franksen, the German consult
General in this city. was removed from n
Broadway subway train yesterday after
noon at the Ig7th street station and taken
to the J. Hood Wright Hospital suffering
from epilepsy His condition was not eon-
sidered serious. and later he was taken IN
an automobile to his apartments in tbs
Hotel Ma jestic.
Dir. F'ranksen was taken i'll on the train
i-St before it reached the station and fell
over on a fellow passenger. When the sta
tiOn was reached Mr. FraukSeE was taken
out on the platform and made a. COM
Portable as possible until the arrival Of an
ambulance He was on the way 10 his
Office in the Bowling Green Building, No Il
Broadway
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
TRAVEL.

THE GRAND CANYON OF ARIZONA: HOW
To SEE IT BY George Wharton James
With numerous illustrations 81 points of in
tcrest and maps. f2mo. pp. Xi, 25l- tsos
ton: Little. Brown d Coz
4 compendium OF information for the tour
iSt pointing out the special beauties and
famous features Of the canyon and descr1n-
ing the various trips into its depths and
hon they can best be taken.
BOHEMIA AND THE CZECHS The History
People Institutions and the Geography ot
the Kingdom, Together with Accounts OF
N"ravia and Sesis BY VIII :. Monroe.
Illustrated i2n1o- pp- NGiV- 4St- tBoston;
L c. Page q Coz
ELSA AND ELSEWHERE. By Don {. SeiJz.
Illustrated by Maurice ketteG. limo, Pr,
%. tiarper a Bros-e
Humorous observations on travel and Gus
toms in Southern Europe. Paris ard Great
Britain. Fully illustrated with thumb nail
CaTlCaturss-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
BIG LOAN ON APARTMENT.

The McVickar- -Gaillard Realty Company
has placed loan Of $4,000 for the Com
fCFt Realty Company upon its property,
north side of 163d street. 100 feet west of
Broadway. improved with e six story ele-
vator apartment house.
Also a loan OF S45 900 for Herman Reher
and William Tolk on their property at the
southeast corner of St Nicholas avenue
and 17sth street; also. for the same par
ties. a loan of $4,000 on the property ad-
Joining on the south side.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
EICTIQN.

1HE BARRIER ia, BarTlsrel. b % Ren@
Bszin. Translated by Mary D Frost
I21o. Do 21s Charles Scribaer's Sons.)
= novel OF English and French life Of
to-day- The here Eng iJshrrsn, fails IN
e TIE Church
At TIE VILLA ROSE. By 4 E Y Mason-
TIlustra-ec- 12np, pp- go Charles 0er1h-
=e-s Sons
IN the baccarsr rooms of the Villa des
EI-lrs u Afx-les-BaIns.
TIE GUESTS OF PArL BErE- By McDon-
1eU Bo6kin illustrated h~ Ernest Prater-
I2mo pp- Il, 3o7. Boston Little, Brown
Recountng the exploits Of an iuvincible
SALLY AIMS EXPERIENCE BY Eliza Cal
~arr Han With fronjispiece ~ g Patrick
Nelson and decorations by Theodore B.
EzPsood. 12mo. pp. xii 40 Boston. Lit
lie Brown a CO..
How sally Ann rebuked the meg Of th-
Goshen church Tor Judging fhe treasurer
owing rRe society funds
TEE SHADOW OF TITAN. By 4
~edgWood- 12po, D.. *, 5ls tThe John
Lane CoupsRF-)
T-s love roulance of south American
suFenru1eT and dictator. The scenes are
aid in Derbyshire England. and II a
small South American republic
THE REFL-GEE The Strange story Of
Zether Hall By Captain Charles ellison
With Illustrations by Arthur Becher.
l=no, d. zoT- The Century Company
The Victo11e des Orrneaux IS the chief
rha-acter II this tale Of adventure, and Is
assisted IN carrying ouI his evil plots by
Esrry AbErshaT- The action takes place
IN the east coast OF EnEland during the
French Revolution
HEARTS ATCCR 4 NoreI- By Edith Chet-
wood and Edward ? Thompson. NJ z.
Illustrated I27lo. pp- SS1. The Evening
Pest JOB Printing Company
Lovenakinz while tour is the theme
~ his sro--. Descriptions are given OF q
London season and life II England. and
re tale winds I'D a. Stamford. Coma.
7 : "
b Zaue Gre Frontixpiece. I2up- pp
-9T- tHarper 4 Bros
4 romance of American Iife in the
Southwest
Mr. DcOLEE SAYS By the author Of M
DocleE in Peace and II Var I2nao. pp
-, 80 Charles Scrib1er's sons
Mr.. Dooley axis Or many Of the cues
f-gCS o. The day. including 'DIEorce. 80
The Bachelor Tax Woman SIfFra ge- 80
Ocean Travel, Books '3F0anics. -
and The Tar5rr
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
NO LONGER ZWETsCHKENBAUM
Young Lawyer VIII Be Known Here
after as Samuel Sweettree.

For tueHty-one years Samuel ZWetsch-
kenballrn struggled along under that name.
But yesterday he asked the Supreme Court
- relieve him OF the burden. He Is about
~ embark on q career al the bar and ne
exDlained that his name was dIfhcuH 10
..rpnouuce. 50 he wanted orr thal "aS
N5aw zvxetschkan in German means
mine Baum is tree SO M GI;HcsIree
decided that NJ would take name ina
,l-as not 30 sour a proposition. He changed
yr{+h The permission Of Justice HendtlcA5
li, name 10 SWeettEee.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
MECHANICS LIENS.

BATHGATE AVE. 1715: Harry FaIk agr Rosie
Wieser, owner and contractor; Louis kuskin.
contractor; $50 90.
STH AVE. cor 46th St 5o5x10Ox irreg;
Metropoitan Mercantile and Realty Co. lessee
(renewaD: e., 625 10.
c5TH ST. 222 East. Charles II Fenichel act
Mini Zichernan, owner: Bernat Zicherman,
owner and contractor; 81. 90
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
NEW PORTER SERVICE STARTED

Announcerlent W8S made Yesterday Dy
.l. Hamburg Line that the com
many had started a porter service Tor the
b.nenr Of its patrons. Men in gray uni
form with red caps VIII be found hereafter
- the piers and the railroad terminals in
t4cbol.eu 10 assist passengers with Ia &
a,qs call cabs and send teiegrams The
S1r7sre who will be available at the de-
,,srf,tre and arrival Of every steamship OF
-. line. may also bc called by telephone
- td tba homes OF outbound travellers anx-
go 10 have assistance IN getting to the
~ burg 4 merican piers.
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
BIOGRAPHY

SEVEN GREAT STATESMEN ~ THE WAR
FARE or HUMANITY WITH TNREA-
SON b Andrew Dickson White SvO. pp.
KL S5o The Century Com p2ny-l
BioEra phiczl and critical studies OF
Ss-pL Csroti1s- ThnnasiuS. Turgot, stein
EaTour and Bismarck
BERNARD SHAW. As Artist PhiioSophsr- An
Exposition Of ShaEianjsEl. Ey Renee NJ
Deacon 12-7o- pr. 1os- The John lane
Company
4 SiA Eh TX AIN Rem lnlsCFpccS ana tFlIl
cisnls- g. " . Eowells illustrated
50. pp- ISs Harper < Bros
TIE S-st half of this volume IS devoted
70 memories Of the hurnorisf- ana the
fsr-s~ 70 reviews Of Mark TNains books in
fh- o-dc- - their original publication
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
BOOKS OF THE WEEK.
ASTRONOMY. z

ROUND THE YEAR WITH THE STARS. The
Chief Beauties Of the Starry Heavens as
Seen with the Naked Eve By Garrett T
-s-Iss With maps ing the aspect OF
-ks SKY each 81 the four seasons an6
charts revealing the outlines Of the con-
SrpflsrioHs sr6 the designations of the
principal stars 13mo. DID. 14G. Harper &
Brcs
s companion volume 10 Astronomy
-Irh the Naked Eye telling the studeu IL
row &c may fnd and identify he stars
vjI1ouJ The aid Of expensive Instruments =
and -nde denenderrIv Of scientific kr,.s~iedge-
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10

Ier1s deals with the rapid evolution Of the
Campaign for conserving the nation s re
sources
RACE DISTINCTION IN AMERICAN Law.
BY Gilbert Thomas Stephenson, A Nj, LII
=. I2me, pp- xiv. &ss. %. Appleton q Cos
Embodyins The results Of an investiga ZION
ef the laws of the states and of the nation
which make distinctions between persons
N the basis OF race.
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HISTORY.

-iE FEENCH REVOLUTION A Political
History ITS9-TS14 Ry 4. AuIard. Fro
lessor ~ Letters al the University Of
Es-lF. Translated from the French Of the
I-l-c e'-it5oU. wiki Q preface. notes and
b -s-arical summary l.y Bernard Mail In
s-Ir volumes >v5. ar. 169. 30. 90. S34
Charles Scrib-er's sons
Volume 7 deals with the revolution
-~cer -ne monarchy. 17Sg-' %. Volume Il
the democratic republic 1872 %, Volume
III embraces The -evciUticnaTy govern
-l-L-- 1s:&-'89 and Volume y The bourge-
0ts re7-rfi- and tte consulate. I-91- fSn4
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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followed bF soups, fish. entrees,
'i7af poultry aul game Suggestions are
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TO SELL FACTORY SITE.

The property occupied by the Lincoln
Chemical Company, consisting of large
factory building and pier, with waterfront.
al Canal and Front streets, opposite the
entrance 10 the StapletOn ferry landing,
Staten Island. is 10 be sold by Cornelius
New-York tribune., 1910-09-10
LITERATIIEE

- -aLAH 1F HOMER Translated inro Eng
rH Ft'-Eaiszetar Ftrs- boy Frsrtiss Cummings
=. aHri--Hafi which includes an tae main
ems fae most celebrated passages. l..
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