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New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
Of Interest TO TWomen
INITIATE GOVERNORS WIFE
Mrs. John A. Dix Becomes a High
School Girl end a Daisy.

Mrs. John a. DIX Is now Washington
Irving High School girl and member in
good standing of the schoolgirl Order Of
the Daisy. She was initiated YESTERDAY
afternoon in the 9th Regiment Armory
building. in the presence of the assembled
hundreds OF high school girls ana galleries
full of invited guests
Colonel William +. Morris and Mrs Nor
ris invited the Washington Irving girls to
meet Mrs. Dix, and extended to them the
hospitality Of the armory. The girls did
the rest. after the efficient manner for
which they are famous. They planned the
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
MACARONI LOAF.

4 macaroni loaf may vary the usual Len
ten dict. Well prepared, this Is a most ap-
petizing dish To make il the macaroni is
Boiled till very soft. sprinkl"d literally with
cheese. seasoned with salt and pepper.
placed in we'll buttcred baking dish.
moistened Wit! a little milk and baked till
thick and brown. y cover should be kept
over the top of the dish most Of the time 10
prevent drying. Turn il out Of the baking
nan and pour tomato sauce rich with
seasoning over il. II VIII often come ont
Of the pan nice brown mould that will
stand alone and looks very attractive with
its rcd sauce
Potato Crouucttos ar spinach may accom-
ranv the loaf. and delicate cream of let
tuce soup NAV open the dinner The salad
may consist Of mixed vegetables served in
rreen nepper cups. and the menu may be
COMPLETED with a meringue lemon pie or
"brown Betty" with cream. and. Of course.
=. cup OF black coffee. The brown Betty
may be served hot or cold. Cold desserts.
however. are usually preferred at this sea-
son. when hot rich foods begin tO pail on
tho appetite. In fact. q completc change is
wanted aud Lentcn fare, II intclligently
selected aud properly cooked. is most ac-
ccptahle 10 the appetite.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

selves but more than ordinary care must
10 given to selection If they arc to be
effective as PARTS Of Individual costumes.
More o- less thought is always needed to
SECURE harmony between a gown and coat
bat when tho latter is mostly transparent
,b.ro arc fresh possibilities of diScord'
There must bo no war for supremacy w.
tween tho decorations Of tho two garments
a,d therefore II is generally best that ono
o. t1c other should he content with tho
greatest simplicity. Again. many of IT,"
now coats have pronounced lines that must
hs taken into consideration Some have
horizontal trimmings OF wide lnce, md on
others there are satin or velvet ribbons.
ruraing mcs-ly uD and down. that would
- th.own much into relief BY II gown of
contrasting color. Beads. too. ere used
sometimes In little band designs that stand
out strongly from tho rest Of tho gnrnent.
In cut thcrc in more uniformity than In
re decorations. and all tho coats tend 10
s-1phs size the curvelessress now demanded
n q fashionable figure.
Some of tho most ethereal coata are o.
white chiffon simply cut with short XII
mono sleeves. Numerous Insertions or
vde .. lace win = large open :rcsh re-
duce the garment 90 something Ike the
thickness Of q cobsvab. other models are
made with more than on" thickness OF
chiffon snd SO provide n limited amount
~ protection from the cold. one Of these
IS also 50 warm in color thHt It gives the
impression of having been designed with
this object IN view. II Is of black chiffon
over fuchsia red. and has en immense
collar ana rovors of fancy silk IN which
The same color predomiuateS. The latter
sre lightly reied with black. and "a
finishing touch tbore arc buttons OF an
unu-uallN dom rich rod shade.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
FRENCH WAYS WITH COD
This Humble Fish Is Highly
Esteemed by Culinary Artists.

Most people arc inclined To associate only
expensive foodstuffs and elaborate ways
OF serving them with the culinary efforts
OF the great foreign chefs. Not IN tho
least, however. is this true. The humhiest
of foodstuffs are often dealt with hy them
in most delightful degree of what one
might term pastoral simplicity
Regarding cod. for instance-that humble
fish Of old New Englan1-the famous Es-
Golfer remarks "If cod were less common
If would he held in as high esteem as
yalmon: for. when 1t is really fresh and
Of good quality. tho delcacy and delicious
flavor Of its flesh admit OF its ranking
among tho finest Of fish He also says
that fresh boiled cod. II accompanied
by its liver, "foury potatoes" and sauce
such as Hollandaise or oyster. or merely
melted butter. constitutes n relieve which
would satisfy the most cxacting OF gour-
NETS"
For grilled cod rEscoflier. cut the fish
into slices one or two inches thick. Season
these slices with salt and pepper and brush
them all over with melted butter. Then
lroil them hasting frequently the while
with melted butter. Place them on hot
dish decorated with slices or lemon ana
sprays Of parsley. Serve with the srilled
cod a mai,re dh6tel or an anchovy butter.
Francateni. the once famous maitre
d hotel to the English royal family. devotes'
in his book on French cookery, quite an
extended space 10 recipes for preparing
Goldfish. The following for stuffed and
roasted Gods head. though II can hardly
bc called pastoral in its simplicity. is not
at all complicated. and calls for no tech
nical skill
Fill the holloy Of the sills, after clean
inc. with some veal stuffinG Season with
repper and salt. small chopped shallot
and a spoonful OF minced parsley. Moisten
with two glasses Of sherry and little
mushroom catsup Put two pats Of butter
OH the fish and set ii in the oven TO bake.
Baste frequently with the drippinss. add
Ing. If necessary. some consommc for tho
rurpose After il has been in the oven ten
minutes sprinkle with bread crumbs When
the baking is completed place il upon the
serving platter Add spoonful OF Drown
saucc and half glass Of wine 70 the
,iouor in which the head was baked and
allow the whole to boil down to the con-
sistency OF sauce. Add a Pat OF butter.
n little anchovy essence and lemon juice.
Nix the whole together. Pour the sauce
around the Gods head and serve
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

fact in song and the weird "Oo-Oo' cheer
dear TO the heart OF youth.
A pageant entitled "A Vision Of Youth
followed. The idea. il is confessed. orisi-
mated IN the mind of Mrs. Edward H.
Hewitt. but shc presented II 10 the girls
and they worked IT out in detail.
Two pretty little girls GIcien Foskett
and Esther cohen). representing Won" and
Me" were dragged from the Kingdom OF
Childhood by cruel Father Time Urene
Lang). They wept disconsols;cly, and then
came Sweet Memory (Matilda kandclD,
who comfortcd them BY showing them once
moro the joys Of childhood which ap-
pearcd IN the form os Washington irving
girls dressed TO represent toy b.rGS, build
ing blocks. games and dolls of every va
riety. Mother Goose fayorites and memories
of fairy tales. and witches. ."Io ou'' ana II
Mad q beautiful time hugsnG the old toys
and romping with the memories on the
armory floor.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
'ooMEsTIc SITUATIONS WANTED

FARMLAND North irish: good all around.
UNDERSTANDS farming machinery. best reference.
w. Mathewson's Agency. SIS 9th ave. Tel. 3's
Bryant. -
FARM MANAGER-On gentlemsns estate
North of ireland Protestant: understands farm
ing in all branches; raising and care of all stock.
sIeep poultry and haniling men; wife nfs'
cIsss butter maker; woil recommended. cafp-h-
,'rs >rency. l5i 9th ave -
GARDENER and FARMER-Germsn; middle
aged: married. four children. has life expert
euce IN Europe and America; under glass aAi
outdoors: expert in rustic masonry: honest soher
and Industrious; can manage help to best advan-
tage: good practical worker: wife good dairy
wom9r: willing to board help; best personal and
written references Address Gardener. care OF H.
Obreier. ISL Elton ave. The Bronx.
FARMER and GARDEN German American.
married no children: understands business n
alI branches. sober. steady man. references.
Carpenters Agency. i5i 9th ave.
FARM FOEEMAS--By German; married: one
child: understands stock, poultry. gardening.
sic. best references: SO and cottage. car. "
Odel's Agency. NJ 9th ave
GARDENER Of the old school. married. no fam
i, nationality Scotch. Ia seeking . situation
where ability b. appreciated. Watt. Elliotts seed
store - Ncfcy st.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
4 FRESH EXTRAVACANCE
New Chiffon Coats to Absorb All
SuperfIuous Cash.

vor,on aro always plentifully provided
III, tho means Of disposing Of any super
c,,nrs cash they may possess-thc arbiters
:. fashion SOC 20 this. For the coming
Son il will 10 upon chiffon coats that
,.o, will sGuander thc dollars they have
80, sner having provided themselves with
49, various articles Of attire that make
.o,no claim to being useful
. 4hc,c coats arc ali lovely things In them
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

Alligator pears arc Lack again, and arc
~ cents apiece: grapefrat arc 10 TO -
cents each and Nherries are 60 cents
basket. Belgian dollhouse grapes are
81 - a pound and Malagas arc 20 cents
a pound. cuban melons, the first OF the
foreign spring fruits. which are just in. arc
5; each: Californian tangerines are A.
cents. and Florilas are - cents TO :! a
dozen. South African fruit l. slowly COM
ing 10 an end for the present season. the
uectarines arc S. peaches S. pears s. and
plums s. dozen. Black Pen Davis apples.
Spitzenbergs. Newtown pppins and wine
saps are 81 q dozen. Bartlett and tonice
pears are g dozen. Aniou pears are 81 %
and winter Nellis pears are 81 so dozen.
Kings oranges and California navel oranges
are 81 a dozen and blood oranges are 10
cents al dozen
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
THE TRIBUNE PATTERN.

Such a frock as this ono IL emlhenuy
girlish IN effect. II is perfectly simple YET
extremely smart. In tho illustration II IL
made Of novelty wool material. with Tim-
ming Of lace and pipings Of velvet. put the
model is one that can be made available
for washable fabrics and for silk quite as
vcll as for wool. II would be charming
made Of foulard. linen or French gineham'
and II SUITS the wool material illustrated ad-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
Sudden Pise in Lohsters.

yrere is a~ uuprcoedonted rise IN inc
price - lohs'ers this voek. which are sell
ius - Washington Market AT the high he-
urr ol SD conie poond. 80 reason IS
tiveu for this sudden change. ScalloPs are
sim a. ccu'- d quart. and hsrdshcil Grams
-ro 6e ccrt~ 20 dozen Roc saad are 81 ~
esc'l buck shrd arc 80 cents: shad roe
'eils for go ccute r. pair. yellow pike are
20 cents pound. Spanish mackerci anu
ca,iforria salmon are % cents hai'p"'
aad G.el of sole are ~ cents. Smel's arc
IRON 10 g., 90 cents. sea bass arc u Gems
'oll0w oerc.. j. cents. founders. frosthSh
and hsGdock DO cents anu cod. from -
- cents q Yoru@
Slight lncress. in Veal.
City dressed calves arc quoted this week
~ from Iof. 20 Il ceute q pound Wnoie-
safe. "a supm increase from last Weeh'
Hhdglarter- Of veal are lG cents pouh''
shoulders of veal - cents. and foreqns'-
-itrs. for which there is brisk demand ~
rr'seut arc also D. cents. Lamb j. from
sls 70 ~ ccute pound wholesale RACKS
~ lamb $50 % cents, hind saddles ~
,tnis. aad shoulders. . cents pouhu'
f'ecf prices snow no change. Beef tongues
i> cents 70 pound. sweetbTeacs' from OV
gents 70 ST "a pound. and smoked hams are
= cents a pound
i.sgs arc from % 20 20 cents dozen
butter is 50 cents and sweet butter 81
cents 4: nCuul
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

recipe fer sriled salmon: Cut two pounds
Of salmon in slices about an inch thick
and rub them slightly with oil. Season
with "A pinch of salt and "A small one of
pepper Broil over n clear and even fire
for half an hour. Serve on "A platter with
n pint of racted butter To which two table
spoonfuls II cspers nave been added. This
seems like quite large portion of butter
and il one prefers II can be cut down. IL
IL Is allowed 20 brown little the favor OF
the dish will be enhanced .of most palates.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
TO REDUCE INFANT MORTALITY

Mrs. Richard Aldrich has called meet
ing In the interest of the Committee FOR
the Reduction Of Infant Mortality for II
o'clock on Monday morning at her house.
No 3l7 west 7ith street, with the idea of
completing the organization Of West
side auxiliary 10 the infant mortality COM
mitteo Mrs Aldrich haS sent out about
three hundred Invitations for the meeting.
the recipients including the members OF
the Riverside branch of the Women's Mu-
riclpaI League. the wives Of members Of
the West End Association and all the
,iergymcn of the West side district.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
CHOCOLATE ROLL.

Try making 4 chocolate roll. just As 4
jelly roll IS made. Aftcr spreading the
layor II cake with the chocolate hllins and
rollins .t Gp. cover it with a coat Of FROST
.ng A jelly ron covered with chocolate
trcsuug also makes a caange.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
Sliobt lrcress. in Veal.
ASPARAGUS in Demand.

Asparagus is 'u demand at tnc N"s''"'.'o
'oolis and is selling at from 80 10 'V
''n's bunch FOR white and from 90 Genus
!" - p bunch FOR green. EndiVe j. /"
cents pound. eggplant is from - 10 -
Cents apiece. spinach is - cents quart
s,or plant is 10 cents bunch and cel-
~ is 20 cents p bunch Two bunch's u
'hsrb sol TOR - cents. mushrooms @'e
on b. ~ So cents o pound. tomatoes are
cents a basket containing ~ pou""S'
'Igcd beans are 20 cents quart anu
Ps's' Which are very scsrc. are 40 GEMS -
'sIl Lima beans arc 81 cents quart
"hinss are 20 cents q quart ana h'ua
H sprouts are - cents I'LL. SCUM
''ohha lettuce is 10 cents ana 'aIlloi-
ol IL cents 4 head. romaine Is 10 ceht"
N'ad aud cnivo is 10 cents buh'"'
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
INSTRUCTION.
For Both Sexes-City.
rur nrR1,rz SCHOOL OF raxcr.cr

THE BERLITZ SCHOOL OF LANGUAGES.
Madison Square Gl22 Broadway. Harlem
Branch: 3i3 Lenox ave, bet. 127th and i2stn
sts Brooklyn Branch: 21S-2oO Livingston ST.
Private Lessons and Glasses. School or Resi-.
dence. Terms Reasonable. Trial Lesson free
A STAGE DANCING AND STAGE TRAINING
echool ROBERT MARKS. 1903 ". 42d ST.
Phone 6S4 Bryant.
GOLF INSTRUCTION. WELLS 4 co. 10TH
and Broadway. Private courts for ladies'
Sr. Wells. instructor. sl2I Schuyler.
PRIVATE TUITION in French. German. Latin.
moiern methods. Teacher. Room 1912. Fifth
a..on RiIilhinl
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

Male.
CAPTAIN would like to take charge OF yacht
OF motor boat has masters license. ADDRESS
r r. e.. Tribune Uptown Once. 1864 Broad
way.
CHAUFFEl Expert chauffeur and mecha-
nician. having II years experience on various
high grade foreign and domestic cars; an eh-
cellent road man. desires position WIN parry
seeking high grade man Address r. W. o.
20 Furman ave- Brooklyn.
ITALIAN N-AMERICAE.-Aged Is; Interpreter:
can he engaged as companion for the Italian
Exposition abroad: with credentials Nasnini, II
Nacdougal ST.. New York city.
OFFICE CIEANING.--By coIored man; even
ings: references. Telephone 1909 Chelsea.
Ask for y. i.
POULTHYMAN requires situailon. first class
pheasant rearer. would go as vdic.nnan IN
bank or eentleman'~ country home or any po-
nish best references as 10 character. flahnerE'
,is5 Humboldt ~. BROOKLYN -
YOTNG AMERICAN C27i. married. desires post
tlon evenings. any nature good p'lInah. WIZ VIA
clerical experience: sober. honest ana 'ndustlVus
Intelligent. Tribune ONCE
YOUNG MAN "a. married. as an experienced
driver city OF shipping or anything NJ -
Tribune Ofiicc.
Female.
A DRESS MAKER. -Firs, class and ,ip TO
date: have the latest Paris models and de-
signs, in advanced styles for early spring. alec
samples of all the new spring foulards. silks
and dress goods Mime. Gully 13s West 4sth 81.
MISS MARY HARTE. The European Courier.
Motor tours arranged. etc. Fri, ate secretary ship
,,ndert.kon Address DAVIS steamship Agency. II
Green ~. Leicester saiaIe London. England
NEEDLE woman. experienced. wishes engage
ments for plain sewing men1ihg or assisting
dressmaker Z. NJ :. 30 sih ave.
TyPIsT-Ai: good stenographer. can also oper-
ate phonoerdrh: best Of references. Box -. l..
- Tti tIfrcc.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
PROPOSALS,

PROPOSALS FOR CLoTH. ARMY BI'II.D-
ing New York city. February -. 19ll.-
sealed proposals. in triplicate. will be received
at Philade phia. Pa. until ! o'clock i. NJ.
March IS 1911. and then opened. for furnish =
ing Wooden cloth. Information upon apVlica-
lion NJ GRAY ZALINSKI Depot O NJ
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
LOST BANKBOOKS.

BANKBOOK NO 540.8To Of the Union Dime
Savings Bank is missing. Any person having
claim, 10 II Is hereby called upon To present
the same within ten days. or submit to having
said passbook cancelled and new one issued.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
GRlllEO SALMON.

In his Royal Cookery Book" now out ~
print. the famous Gouffe. once head pastry
chef To Queen Victoria, gives tho following
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

Male.
.RpENEE-I'nderstands care Of vegetables.
garden lawns, etc. I. 8. care of G. l.een. "
Greenwich st
GARDEN t,R-single: experienced. fine vegetable
grower: glass frames. fruits. flowers ana gen
Agency. III Gth ave.
GARDENER-M Married: snail family. with excel
lc,it reference frori last employer expectations
moderate. James ". Elliott & Sons. ~ Ncsey st.
TSEFI'T. MAN-Ccrmsp: single country. pre-
feTs good home 10 big pay. Jaeger. 3iI East
Gcd 81.
USEFUL MAN-s25: German. on gentleman E
chickens etc. best OF references. MathewsoD s
Agency SIS 9Th ave. Tel. 3Is Bryant.
Female.
ATTENDANT 70 elderly CT scmi-invald lady. by
Christian woman: home desired city preferred:
references. Small salary" Tribune Harlem
Branch. 2f3 West 12ath ST.
CARETAKER.--By woman. TO take care Of
house for summer: bcst city reference. Call
lnl East 10th ~.
plain and fancy dishes
hcst ref wages $50: city or country. Flaher
tvs Arercv. ~ Columbus ave Tel. 14l-Rver.
HoUsEKEGPER Refined young woman; un-
Questionable character ability: experienced,
economical: desires managing home or club,
city or country. Apartment 2.,?i6 West 1o3d 81.
MISS CCRRY'S AGENCY
For excellent Domestic Male and Female Help
- WEST 42ND ST. 9TH FLOOR.
NUESE--Ry North Of ireland girl, infant or
grown child: references: country preferred
Flahertys Agency. isj Columbus ave. Tel
141-Rive-
WAITR .;ss--Younx Irish girl, waitress and
ences. Flahertys Agency. $50 Columbus ave.
Tel 1tl-River
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

DETECTIVES shadcwing Investigations: r"a -
sonnhle charges. MERCHANTS SECRET
SERVICE BUREAU. 3 sAMWIck. MANAGE.
800 Broadwa'
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
Miscellaneous.

AERONATTrC SCHOOL OF ENGINEERS. 3i2
west 52G St. construction course. So. fight
course starts Apr! II a. Mineoa. Send for
booklet
TRANSLATION from French. German. Dutch
long experience. Translator Room 1912. Finh
Avenue Ruilding References.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
LOST AND FOUND.

IosT. i.ady's ring. yellow stone surrounded
with diamonds, a m. Pennsylvania train.
Philadelphia 10 New York. March 80 either IN
dining car par'or car, Hudson Tunnel. or after
having ttaln AZ New York liberal reward
Henl VI sharp, li-i Chestnut street. rhiladel-
lhia. IA.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
HELP WANTED.
WORK WANTED.
Eonnavp

CONTRtLTOS Presbyterian and Baptist church
ouartets: 500 $50 Websters Choir Agency,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
SSM AkiNG.
puRcHAse AND EXCHANGE.

Competent dressmakcr makes
and reuodes: cut, home preferred. Alice
loG East I.th st Tel. I0s -Stuyyesant.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
Neo0s of the Markets
African Fruit Running Out.

New potatoes arc - cents quart, and
sweet potatoes are 70 cents for two quarts.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
TYpEWRlTlNc AND TYpEWRlrERs

VICTOR VISIBLE ~ Nassau 81. catalogue
free. all makes taken part payment bargains
In UndorN Gods. Remngtons. divers. smiths,
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
MlSCEllANE EOUS.
AUTOMOBILES.

1910 MODEL. II BUICK TOURING CAR. Tor
windshield. speedometer demouniGhlc rims
extra shoe. tube. shock absorbers. lamps
prestolite tank. horn, tire holders; like new
$1,000. used car Dept, srOnpARD MOTOR
co a2S West J.th 1t
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency
Supplies Professors. Teachers Tutors. Govern
e.ses etc. 10 colleges. Schools ard Families.
Apply 1, strs 81 j. YOUNG-FCLTON.
'''''' % nj
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
FOR SALE.

AMERICAN So brand new electric aut hani
.or,hir ~ vacuum cleaners SiI % each. COM
plet. with attachments National Electric
60, - Centre 81.
BIG BARGhINs--Slshtly used once furniture.
desks typewrlters. cash registers. adding
n,arh,nes mirneograyhs. nilnE cabinets. safes ad-
6r.ssIng machines. time clocks partitors. cheek
srote,tors bookcases NATHAN. White St.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
AUTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION.

B, \ CHAUFFECR.-olr courses OF instluc :
ton are thorough reliable aud practical We
make YOU competent or refund money. Call or
write for booklet. y y. School Automobile En-
ginscrs. ll6 West seth.
WtsT sIDE New tern, ,ust starting. Individual
YMCA sSS lessons 900 Ss s?9p .sE easss
rred \. Crouch. 2sol B'way. former instructor
y. /. Taxicab Co and Y. NJ. (. A. 1855 River.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
CARPET CLEANING.

X Y CARPET CLEANING WORKS.
Olde.. Largest. Most Modern.
FINE pi;GS WOVEN FROM OLD CARPETS
Prices Reasonable. Send for clreu!ar
~, ,au. sfoa Rrvant 437-l3a W 45th -.
c.p-Trv t.,rpET CLEANING co Cleans
hy compressed air. steam. hand or on moor
,b5S rruadway All East 18th ST. SOE q
BRANDT. Tsi f32-3Sth
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
METROPOLITAN FTREPROOF STORAGE
WAREHOUSE 60.
cUAS : NORRIS. Treasurer.

LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE COM
PANY. 43 ~ and ~ West 6ith street: TO
Mrs ~. e Schuyler, Mrs. \. y. Fosns. W "
Mrs Rose 81 Reese Welden Coleman. Mrs
Harry Segel Henry Cunningham. Miss Gertrude
Hicks Mrs Marie Nulty. Robert Loudon: You
and each Of YOU ar. hsreby notified tha, tho
time for the pay yment OF our lien upon the prop
erty hereinafter described having expired. after
due notice thereof had been given you We Will
cause such property. 70 wit, household goods and
merchandise stored hy YOU or in your name in
the warehouse Of the company. 70 lie sold AZ
cases made and provided. AT the auction room
Of ". n. Flattsu e son, southeast corner 18th
street and University Place New York city.
commencing Tuesday. April 18th. 1911. AZ 1890
a. m. and continuing on every Tuesday and
Wednesday thereafter. at the same place and
hour until all the goods have been sold. LIB
ERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE con-
PANY A. Is and A. West Oath street.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

DANCING ACADEMIES.

THE MccABE sCuoo. OF DANCING and de-
portmeni 2lG3 sth ave. "Hehned School for
Refined People" lIij Mornngside)
DANCING; lessons given bv refined lady: private
ard select class Dancing Instructor. " 9th
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

CnTU ST lt2 Fast. near Lexington aNe.--Thre
upper floors IA gllVate house 10 let sepa
tatriy or together. Apply On premises.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
uNEuRNlsHEp RoNMs TO LET.

HIGHEST PRICES for diamonds pearls. oil,
gold: established lSii Mrs. Lynch's Son
ci-
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25

yhRICK ST, OF Nesuv furnished rooms for
gentlemen. with OF without table board.
New-York tribune., 1911-03-25
HOT ELS.
STORAGE NOTICES.
METROPOLITAN FIREPROOF STORAGE
WAREHOUSE Co,
50 AND IL WEST 9th ST.

IL - AND II w Eel yIlt -.
New York. March 10Th. 1911
To Mrs. T.. <. Peach, Mrs. Walter BrigSs
Mrs. NJ n Movbray. Mrs. Edward 'choen.
Felix quinn. Gibson Arnold. chas. ;. Daly
Mineral Lands 60. Milford steele. Walter l.
Joyce i. j. Simmer. Anna Jarrett. Nulturc
Development CO.. W. T.. Richards. Mary Jarvis;
You and each OF you hereby notified that,
the time for the payment Il our lien upon The
property hereinafter described having expired.
after duo notice thereof had been given you. We
will cause such property. to wit. Household
Goods, Personal Effects and Merchandise. stored
in the Metropolitan Storage Warehouse 60.
warehouses by you or In your name tor in which
YOU may have AN INTEREST,". 10 he sold AT public
auction according to tho statute IN such case
made and provided. al the warehouse. NJ. ~
West 6Ith ST. New York City. on Monday. Apri
10th 1911 At 1920 \. NJ, and If the sale
thereof is not completed on said date the same
will be continued at the same place on each ana
every Monday thereafter. beginning AT lo:'o
A. NJ, and continuing until all the goods are
sold.