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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27
GEMS WIFI ONE EGG.

The following recipe for corn gems calls
for only one egg and is therefore desir-
able recipe for this season, when strictly
fresh" eggs are not only costly. but DIFF
fcult 10 obtain. Have ready a cupful Of
-four. cupful Of cornmeal, half cupful
Of sugar. teaspoonful Of soda, large
welI-beaten egg and half a cupful each Of
cream and buttermilk. Put the dry iIere-
dents together After mixing we'll add
them % the others and beat well II the
Lattcr seems to he TOO stiff add more liquid
Rake the mixture ~ hot gem pans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27
TO STUDY BABY CULTURE
Clubwomen Will Send Physician
Abroad to Investigate Subject.
fBy telegraph 10 The tribune.


Deq Moines Iowa. Nov. 2s.-Sent by
the clubwomen ~ Iowa to study how to
insure perfect babies Or. Margaret Nau-
pei Clark. Of Waterloo, will sail fro'h
New York. December =, 10 spend year
In Europe The selection 81 Or Clark
for this mission Is par; Of the cam
paign OF Iowa women 20 increase the
physical welfsrc of the people ~ the
state
Perfect baby contests" viii he held
al over Iowa in The coming year The
state NiH be divided into districts. and
mothers in each part Of the state VIII
receive scientific instruction ou the care
~ babies. There will he prices FOR The
most perfect babies in each district con-
test. and q big state contest will be held
afterward. ~ which the district prize
winners viii compete.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
fvfrF name and address n purc
NOVEMBER *
MANHATTAN

eEoApTAT, ,t tel cGT go xs s., K Lans s5a
hair part an title. 500
SAME PROPERTY. Clark Greenwood. gdn. 70
s-re. 10, - one-h ar part. sll2.5o'. address.
o. West Ioth Ct
spRrNG ST. 70 81, Peter Mas..9,n to
eress. 81 Spring 81.
lsT AVE. w s. 81 r. : O., loota s.. ioSloo.
Fannie Stone 10 Marin stone and ano' NOV
eiTH ST ~ and 264 West sty brk, nx9S
Felnberg d. co N y = Holding 20 mtg $50
Cdm NOV Z. an hers 800 address so West
iSist ST.
9th ST. "a and l36 West. s'y brs Sox
81. William n Brevoort 30 Abraham Mann mtg
az 0oot. s10o. address. ~ West 1l7th g.
An ST. g. 20 r. of 7th ave. eov6l. Lang
f1u Greenwood tp Mchacl bowling Nov ~
SEQ. address. 227 West Io'h st
SIrH sT. s. G3S n o Of Amsterdam ave
1N.fG9. John o. Leach and ano 10 William n
TeYerr. Nov ~. 81 address. rs BidNeh ave
Jersey cry. 4.
aGfH ST. % r. 900 n Of Central Park West.
to,i6G. Iobr O'Conuor to William J casey ntg
So 0cO 30. - 500 address. 3oS West
fOI.h -
io2p 81 80 East. 8 sly erk. iosioo. gellwooot
Realty 60 % Thomas = M"kennell mtg looW
So, p Stoo address Mount vernon, y y.
toaTH ST N s. 3-3 n 81 81 ave. iSx irreg
Thomas : N-kenneU 10 Nillilm Ehrenhauss
Nrv -. tion. address. ~ west il'th ST.
fraTW ST 13l East. 5 sty hrs. isXlooX irreg
vyiIlar, Erronhauss to RalWood Realty 60 mfg
81 oo9,' Soy q. address 81 Nassau ct
u.TH ST.. r. 80 q OF 5th ave. .iVl0o.
,Itaboran 90 to Fe-tha T. D.fro, Nly %. 81,
address. 80 West s:th 3D.
ua~H sT ili and il3 East = su brk 5nv
iao gursio IitVin to Lotto 6rsrrherg Anr -.
81 address. ~ West ii'tl 20
lanTU ST. teg West. g 81, bra. Isyaa James
Wilson 10 Albert e. Hanover mfc Sn1nnl
So. IN 500. address l2I West i@ot1 70
THE RDONN.
rrvtvT AVE- a r ~ 90 of Irr1InC7 f..
.--tro. Louis Jacobs % Mar. Hamilton gptg
Sld 7sm 81. - so. sdttes. 57S 0tH s'
Brooklyn
rANRREl LENG AYE. o. cor isph st i0ox
az Henrv g. Silleck. lr io charles q sias tmtg
81 .nli. Nov n 500. aedresr. FL West lolst s'.
DAILY AVE. a b. 20 n Of 18TH a. 3lXNo.
r..-iar ~ POOL to hNsr RcsIts co fmts seY.nfn
inlr - YcO address 80 Nassau 81.
pr MILF AVE e 81 s. lot -. map of Pen
rsI l~sIeit, Cd -outf Nomt Nerpon 3lxluH.
,r,,tst , Rechstein 10 William r. Rates OCT %
St,c. address f1as Matilda ntc
roNEYNsiL AVE-. W 30 Is Z, of ii>h pa.
.-. tnp. Josiah ~ Pool o. Atar Realt' 60 mtg
s., t.iOt. ulr - 500. a.utr7. go rf-r'u .t
HONEYWELL AVE. a D. - n ~ 18th o..
es,ioa same to sam" Uufs S2u.opw. jur -
Sinn address az above
Lors l3s ana l30 block 4, map OF fremont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27

Terrace Edmund Hurler. re- % seven y
: res 80, =. S-T5. address. il.3 81 ad"a5.
LOTS : anI o. arensod rap Or Camnann
estate. Louis r'neus io Thomas EnSi'sfi NOV
-. S10G. address ieI West i2g'u ft
srEBBiNs AVE. 800 10y irrcz: EdwaTd
Aanbcr TO Carune Giovernni G1tE S2oOD; NOV
"A. 500. address. liiG lnterslo use.
TINTCN AVE. w o. 20 70 s. NJ ieath S. llslN9
james r Barry 20 Ciofi 90 'mtz o9roi NOV "a
500. address. iilG interra.e ave.
UNION AVE. cor ie0fh 4 anxio'. katie
.auber 20 William Pscher Ontg So. 500. Nug =,
81. address. 81 Btoowc So.
WASHINGTON AVE. i2s7. 8sxi5o; sophie
Kneprsr to sarah Cohen. Nos o - address i
East llfth -.
80 AVE. o s.. - n o. az t7lih Nj. aoyico. Leo
q Tegssr % Garland Raai'r e. tnig N.'ifh. nov
.. Sl00. address SIS W'etchreto~ ave.
attn AVE o. 8 bot sc, map iaconi4 PARK @'N
rreg Marietfa n Brewer 20 Frank Morero nov
Il Si0o address. ~ Wc,t iilst gt
f2srH ST. Sc Fast, @TyI %. Stepbeu - JACK
son to sophie Knopper mtg SsniA"l, ''i ~
SicC. a9trsss. tiJi rtsJruiH ffe.
SAME PFOPERTT. sophie Keeper tn bronx
Invcstivc GO. Nov - s11o address. ~ NassaH ~.
18TH ~. 10 v cor Boerobel ave. 10y 'rres
Adam N Tenor refarte. Io Edmund OHM ,ini<
81 0aGl Nov y slo orr address. 80 Wesi 'Iin a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27

who has served one Of her oldtime famous
Thanksgiving meals for her reunited FAM
lily.
Thanksgiving should he a proper feast,
but the feast should not degenerate into d
gorge. Hence, the following menu is not
overelaborste:
Grarefruit aux rhum. or with raw oysters.
Saitel nuts Toasted cheese Crackers
Roast TURKEY.
Sweet .0tatoes in syrup.
Baked pears Cranberry sauce.
Olives Radishes sweet pickles
Dreamed satisfy.
Smothered chicken.
Alternative 10 chicken pie
apple pie. Mincs pic. Pumpkin Tie
Hickorv nuts APPLES Pears.
Grapes Black 77'nuts
Slack coffee. Water waters.
Pimar'o cheese
Beverages
cider cup. Mineral water. Tea
Lemonade
Grapefruit with rum. is n nv mind the
ideal appetizer. but. II oysters are insisted
upon. put three small raw ones in the
middle of the prepared fruit and season
with salt. pepper Worcestershire sauce and
tabasco. Keep the oysters very cold, anG
add them to the fruit very shortly before
serving. thus the two favors remain dis
tinct. to accent rather than 10 muddle each
other
Sailed Nuts made two bags. almonds
and pacans and hereafter shall never buy
them ready prepared. The almonds were
blanched and dried. the pecans. bought
ready hulled, picked over. scalded by pour
ing boiling wafer through them in a colan-
der and irefsutlv dried Then both were
put in thickly buttered bags. set IN a very
hot oven for half p minute. after which
he heat was reduced three-1uarters and
the nuts left to brown for ten minutes
They came out crisp ard beautiful, needing
only sprinkling of salt
The toasted crackers I prepared were tiny
oyster crackers. a fresh as possible. They
were pat I'm a buttered bag. lightly sprin-
Killed. after they were en- with melted butter
skinned clean Of froth then treated with
q tablespoonful Of era ted Parmesan cheese.
which was shaken well through them be-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address Of lenders attorney
NOVEMBER y.
'NTANHATTAN.

u
ANYWAY. $3.50. mtg on fixtures. etc; March
81 ia1i' ora coates TO Emile Smith S5'f'-'
IEXox AVE. -. s96zloo: Aug TO- :, 1910 gdS,
attorneys. Furst & Furst. 10 Montague -
sTAv.roN ST. 315. 25x5o. MAY 26 1904. Nor
ris Tumun to Mary 9llversione' $-'o-'' a'''i''''
Frederick SilveIstone, 1870 Nassau 81 .
s3D ST 2al West 325 n " OF Anli l t .iaIn
- o,,-t0o 3 March 3 1870: the Frtedland hetl
a. "a >" abraham Silberbers. SL"o' address
25s Broadvay- - ,ov
ION sr n s. 100 n of Madison ave; 4oA
500 q Anil lgo5 sigmuud Leinnardt TO
i.0uIs Lose: SIl 600. address. 10 Nassau 81
THE BRONX.
CLINTON AVE, 5 cor OK l,a1h 81 t !,', ri
li9 10Xl5s2; aug - ~ In, .5,orrevy PLIERS
to Rockand Realty 90, SOU d'-''"''''
A Abnerley, 2T7 BroadwaF
ToT SIS man of facona Parl 25Xl53 tX-t 'A
~. Tlne y 1909. Frank lioreIlo 10 w t Ili'n
y Brower. SlTj. att0rnc., hichoA' 'o'o ""'''
Plains ave. ~.
ror r. man Of ~ lots. estate Noses I,e1G ,.
r.-,,a,,, Heights. Oct 81 1905. McLewin heally
a. rorstr,ction co 90 Benjamin b, NHt"
49, u,rsUeis a. Elgar exrs. $1,000 attorney l.
4 b Dayton. u William 81. zo
t-t.T s-- p g. 1908 70 from Park aye, ~
loo q. oct -, 1909: Anna AMI Charles 4s s.;,
-, I1orr,- Fronuitter, s. 600, attorneys SUNNI
A Haas 40 Nassau 20.
stN1D PROPERTY. March o. 1910; same to
same. $1,000. ~ -,
- ~ ,,I 5G man I'm partition lands OF heltS
T,s5e-Ca Rassford ISIS Z, ~ isIth 81 runs rs. W
t05 Ok 4 $50 Is - to "a ave u lou ~ 90
0ct u.s. 1911 fremont FarH 20 20 -, 80 ig5
racher. $1,000. attorney, ID L"i'"s'1'' '
Brosdvay. MI,
r-,,DFRrfIFF AVE. F.. 2l.5 n M psISi
b,,,nGai n uv Washington Bridge - oL s sa.n
ave. 75vS9 5xso 2Xioo June rus, 20 ~ S,0 coo. az
tSIret rre4eri-'l a SNOW 10 Wall 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

MANHATTAN


interest . pc cert unless otherwise stated.
NOVEMBER =
NANfTATTAN
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. 81 49, . ~ ll'ih a.
ll3Sloo. Nov - 50. . peI cen. +" -, ,se ,oS
address ~ Pine 81
SPRING IN. 10. 2-x5iz irros Nov p, I "
Donate Sposta o. rete~ Masgoth, S''"' 40
dress. Now Rochelle n.
TrH AVE-. vs. cor of i3d So FIX irtes > , -
ling 10 Farmers Loan AMI Trust 60, F--'''"
address - William 81.
9TH ST. l5i ant l2e West ST. brk ,' >oA -
tprior mtg Ss3.o0oi. yrs per cent. s so 900
Nbraham Mann 20 William n Brevooft. f-'"'''
addross Paris France.
loaD ST. - Cast. sty brS. iozioo 1rrior mtg
So 00m. nov -. yrs per cent, 4oalas :
McKennan 10 Redwood Realty 60, S-."p. az
dress ~ Nassau ST.
HOTTIE ST, 81 East, S. rre rs, ~ ,r reg.
10 Title Guarantee and Trust eos $4,000 al
dress. l76 Brosdway
NTH ST. 2i2 aud 21i East. st br5 io2i9 20
- Morris Kraus. 5000. address. ii' East SD
lsoTu ST. 1913 West. cry ors laaa9 ,,o .p,9 2;
IJauvsr o. James 8 Wilson $il0o; address Us
81 Nicholas ave.
1a4rH ST. s. s. 49, q, 81 ~ 5th ave. 22NlD
No 10 prior mtg $50 500 due as pr per ooHe
$500. address. 60 Pine st.
THE BRONX.
CHARLOTTE 9T, g. i64 70 n ~ Jenninss -
atx irreg. Nov -. yr. usr cent Regina ' g.
strlctien 60 Co COUNTY Mortgage '.i N'-""'
address 4u Wall 81 ,
DE MILF AVE, N s. Dot -. map Fenn ,,
property SixIO0. Oct - due Nov 49, lA'4 WI WI
lam Bates TO Augustus q becnslelh' f-''"''
address New Rochelle. s.
FOX ST. G5l ilNl2J: Noy - due as per Pei
bond. Maze Realty ~ ot NfN ,lgiH1 ~,a.d,.a,s
LOTS :. = and g. map cammann estate N1a
%. due Jan H.. 1918. Thomas rug liHI 20 -
T,ii.us. Sii COO. address. ~ So Nicholas ave
tor tG5 map $40 lots. McGraw estate No4
~, 2 ,rs. lanes Carve 10 John II Corwin anu
1ro g. coo. address Aquehoeue, T.
dnrbam. Nov - ,prior mtg $4,000, Que as ~
BONA. CioW 90 10 James II Barry S'oo' 40
dress tttg Boston ri.
PARK AVE. ~ s. 49, r. q Of ls'tn -, . IT,,
irreg. No - due per bond; hope -, ~
90 to Hamilton Security CO. Ni'VVo' ANU
16j BrcadWa! 81,
WASHINGTON AVE. ~ cor Of l'9[n 81 ..,a "In
a. Iuue % demand per cont. y ee,n' -oo
. o.onsfructi0n Co 10 Thaodor' Wpod' Sl''''"
address. 49, West 18Th e.
/ 4-FT AVE. o s. lot So. map Laconia lar raIG
Noreil to Frank G Mayhem ami ano' uuS' 80
address $50 White Plains ave. 90
t-,sr sT n =. 100 It " Park ave, 21xioV
Nov - prior mtg s5oV.ol' GI I ga t-r,,ru,ifter
ner cent. Charles Mcisel 10 iienTy r''"N'''N
Is 600. address, Woodhayen, y T.
! f-gTH ST II g. 200 70 Of Monroe ave ~.
/ ,ca. ~. % : YRS. william Bergen 70 jane
n Anderson, trus. S--,'J' aalIeSs' -'i''"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27
MECHANICS LIENS.

IF ,-rrt5orAs AVE 9a1: Thomas Moore az ag'
-, - Posa owner. LleVoIlyn Realty CO. COT
tractor $50 80. -,--.,.,,,, ~,
ALLEN ST. a Abraham sonI IossTo
f-saph -rs-tor owner snn ''i''i
- t6nsrE contra tor s1i
5srE ST. 33s west y schlossTsn ~ ~ ma
at John DOC. owner Ro6fTl -
.- an t-,er. Po8dis Lumber and Veneer
charles n Warner. owner w n ne ,o
30 u5,- ana lumber Coo. contractor s2'-'4 ="
IrXox AVE 600. Martin & Mac ast s L9S so
3 noyIe. ewrer. r Leier'f' com
o,0vy,v 1870 Samuel euoin ~ al agt
- c,l.sr owner ami 1ontractor Levin ~
N.p'i'' ,.,rtrartiur 30 contractors Sio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27
OLD PAINTING BOUGHT FOR $50
Now Identified by Professor Bode, and
Valued at $4,000.
rBy Telegraph 10 The Trlbune.l

Boston. Nov. 6-In the studio OF Mr. ana
Mrs carl Barth, at No. Is 81 Botoiph
street. f. a painting known In art circles
As The Repentance of Peter
The picture was purchased for O IN
partb who is a 'cellst in the Boston SYM
pbonv' Orchestra It's value since us iden-
tidcation is estimated at $1,000 Professor
,,i.t,,ra and In a letter lust received by the
Barths he congratulates them on their dis
covery - =. r-,,-o,.
The picture was well known IN E9rope.
hit dfsannsared forty years ago, ana was
sHnnosed 10 have been lost or destroyed. ~
is ~ the seventeenth century Milan scnooi'
and. Professor Bode says is unQuesuu.
abIt, the work Of either Daniel or Benedetto
Crespi father and son. both or whom "ere
strongly Influenced by Titan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27
AeeIcNMENTs OF MORTGAGES.

George T.. Peabody. uus. On United states
Tnitei states Trus, 60 20 New York fu ,.,,i.
Library Aston Lencx ana lh'en
slT5 eco .,o, 600
feidor Wiesenherzer 20 Resi- HersNoMi.1. r. ~.
IuHa \ Merrill % hn'chhs 7r'U''''''
$1,000 .. .-,- ., George [. Pea
0oay. 15;cl6smith and ano 10 Ella Mccarthy
';,2giT,ao Lu-tgar,eu 70 Title Insurance co.
81 600 - - -p,,,,. 50 go
pe.itv Operating CO 10 Thomas ~ ~ 200
In Dvci Estate 10 sidney e. hof-' e'''''' {
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27
RECORDED LEASES.
with nans aad address n lessee
NOVEMBER y.
At ii VEsEY STREET
u Rryan l.. kenneilN.

LEXINGTON AVE. r v cor ll6th r, lo0x2i.
an Robert LLOYD 10 David Schultz. p yIs
: mos from Dee l. 1911 81 1862 address 2T2 West
a0th
l12TH ST. 100 ana 1862 East. hall baicony and
o,-lra. Morris Levy ana aro ~ jacob pollak am
arc. II davs Jewish hoHdaysl from Sept 6. 1872
$40. address. - East l0lth 81.
1920 ST. 1872 and 49, West. , Top NooI
na~id Nr6Varv 10 william " Hartoz yrs
nom Nov T. 1911 5000 address. 2l7 West
i1Tth 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27
Seen in 1be SbOp-5

gowns. hut ere especially in favor as
decoration for ouera bags Each band is
nearly "a ward long and has seventeen inches
Of embroidcry To make an opera bag it is
necessary 10 mount the embroidered por-
t'ons of two bands on foundation material
black satin being effective for the purpose.
The woman who wants a bit Of really
beautiful Oriental colOrinE in her home
can get II by using one Of tho strips o.
Turkish embroidery which can be bought
for 81 - and g. % The embroideries are
done on Turkish linen. and the less cx-
pensive ones are not in the least inferior.
but have lighter designs than the costly
ones Combined with gallon or coarse lace
they make charming pillows or acsrfs. and
the artist drcssmaKer also finds them valu-
able as trimmings for her creations
b0-inch tape measure n pretty Htti.
nickel case is 20 cents. II is OF the kind
that is wound up by a slight pressure on a
spring
Very complete little sealing uas ort-
nts in nickel plate arc 81 % and g ~ Each
orc consists Of tiny spirit lamp. with a
sbol-shaped receptacle az one side for q
supply OF wax, tiny vessel ntted into. a
frame over the lamp ~ which 20 melt the
wax and q circular mould.
Damascus brass finger bowls. which are
ola borstely decorated with haudwork. can
ho bought for ~ cents each
.rl. o.rur. OBJ shops where ariirier mentioned
an I'D. uaee pe-e seen can be- obtained hv send
~. . .t,rIpcd and addressed envelope 90 seen
- -. gbops NeV York Tribune To insure
prompt rtpiy the date Of publication should be
given
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27

s book rack ~ dark oak. with two NOV
able supports between the ones AZ the ends
can be bought for - cents. and smaller
one with a single extra support for 30
cents The especial virtue Of these RACKS
&c that when any books have been removed
from them those remaining need not tan
into disorder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27
lls pENpENe.

tnl-r sC iDg East Frank O. h'-.e' ~ Nnl'
t1rre,. Watson a kristrNe
f4SrH ST.. n r. l3l % of convent 70. ~
% A. Morris S Thompson - al igl J'hn W
tf.aron Of al 0crcc.osuta OF h'sl "'''-". ~
r. Warren. Dr.
r-yANT AVE. rs is1 u nf 1873 g. IN
,o6 na,e, h Boss ari 'at ali1c a'ei' ri
IA tforaciosur" CO.. utgl attorneys 'N'''h 4"
rllsheImcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27

a8.3xioo 1853: Hamilton Securities 20 loans
bore constructions % Sl5.O"o
30 sr s. la45 q u Bowery. -S1soa
nting Weiser leans ~ coming Realty % 1871
CHARLOTTE ST p ~ id4 n ~ jennings
81 ~ nvGG 5x irreg. C1mirv Mortgage 20 loahs
Reeinl Contraction 20 si20nn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27

England has sent over coronation book
mark for the holidays that IS very at'rao-
tive n is made Of red, white ana olne
s,rined ribbon about ten inches long WIN
dir,iputive model of the spoon used IN
,,o snointing ceremony AZ one end and The
,,-o,a,ion chair az the other both IN gilt.
The price is Is cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

COLUMBUS AVE. 80 cor ssh ~, !, ,oi1
F cook sgi samuel Fo'N'fn f' '.'
/ sCencciledi. $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27
THE AUCTION OFFERINGS
Parcels to Go Under the Hammer
This Week.

The aucticn offerings this week are con
fncd mostly TO dwelling and tenement
house property. y list Of the parcels to be
sold at the Ycscy street and Bronx sales
rooms follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27
SEw JERSEY
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

voP SALE.-FTsry TEC-sANp ACRES
Texas land FOR irmedis's sale creates
b4rrsIu u TeNas and ever offered. Il inter-
sted wire l. D. PIERCE. Hamlin. Tex.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27

,ovoty fo- the man NJ the house -
o,,s. cigar cabinet. The top and bottom
- ,be cabinc: arc Of dark wood. but sides
- doors and two shelves are Of glass.
IN the bottom Of the cabinet Is shaiio"
,,..l containing sponge 10 give the neces-
go -,.,,,ro Thi. is covered by o nickel
,I,,od perforated plate Tho other finish
,n~s corners. hinges. lock and handle on
.oa i, vbich the cabinet can be lifted-are
sleo in nickel plate. The cabinet comes in
two sizcs AT SIC and $40 &c. respectively
a round japanned I'M spice box 'onla'n-
ing seven smaller labelled noNea 90" W.
-. @ co cents handle on the top
~ 'ho tor makes IL convenient to carry
around
Baras tssen from the sleeves Of m'"da-
cain coat. sell for from Sc 50 to - psif
They arc used for trimming oo'h ha'1 anu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

PAM AVE. {, 43ii I, b OF ls''h s.. 100 x
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
INNG LELAND.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-11-27

long sSLAND.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-24
lends MORTAL LIFE
WITH PARIS GRE
AS RESULT or 81
Over the Deathtof His
at Bridgeport 8 Few
Weeks Ago
DOSE. IS sWAI
BY William Morrison
Reading That a Won
Used II to KIN Sci

Cra7ed with grief over the
of his wife three weeks aEo,
liam Morrison. aged 81 yeargs .
known resident of Bridgeport tp1
a dose Of paris green. deadly %
on, With suicidal iptant ana died
5 o'clock Monday mornin
The deceased man had been tllre
ing to kill himself ever since The
death Of his wife; and when ne came
to Clarksburg Saturday on bEie
visit. a friend went into his h0pte
and got his revolver 30 he could not
shoot himself with it Morrison HAD
purchased some cartridges Tor tho
pistol Friday and the friend learned
of the fact
On his way home Saturday, Nor
rison met a friend with whom he
talked for a while. In the course of
the conversation Morrison said la
read a news dispatch in a newapapeE
telling about woman who killed
herself by taking paris green. Il e
believed this is what prompted HIM
to select that means Of ending Al1
life.
tAOOuJ q o CloCk H+hegA ~
noon Morrison's father saw him oiA
the front porch OF his home trying
to Tomit. The father went over e
see him and asked him what
trouble was. Morrison said he va
sick and wanted drink o. water.
His. father got him dEinl
water and he drank some. ot =. Is
seemed. to get better 90 aiR el.tles
went on to his home, thinlsine MOI,
rison had beenD drinking ana Nloqls
soon be all right
sunday morning morrison
found in adying copdition slle -.
doctors were called - qttele- 3 ,'lss
but it wa too late IS the man. "
beyond human aid.
Three children are left By e
suicide.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-24
Runs Into an Open Switch at
the Kilfarn Siding Near
Everson.
SEVERAL ARE INJURED.
Only Fatality is That Of Fire
man MoDermott, of
Connellsville.

Train No. of the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad running between
weston and Pittsburg and known as
the "Pittsburg Flyer ran into an
open switch at Killarn siding
near BveBon, seven miles south
of Fairnont. while making its
regular trip Monday morning
and was partly wrecked. G. II.
AfcDermott, the fireman, of Con
nelIsville, Pa, was SO seriously in
jured that he died while on the way
to a hospital at Fairmont. John
Halter, a pilot, was slightly injured
by jumping, and nine passengers
were slightly hurt.
The persons who were injured
are:
WADE E. HARDING. clarksburg,
bruised.
MRS. ELErENoR TEoMPsoN,
:Pinnickinnick, cheek cut
MRS. j. R. McDERA1oTT. Clarks-
burg, mouth bruised.
II. F. BURKE. ClarksburE,
slightly bruised and cut.
w. o. WALKER, Wellsboro, o.,
ear slightly cut.
JOHN A. HICKS, Laurens. S. c.,
slight cut on the forehead.
MISS P. A. SMITH, MOrgantown.
nose bruised
s, H. HARDY, PittsOurg. nose
bruised.
H. N. SMITH, postal clerk, Reeves
Vile, bruised and cut.
The train was few minutes late
and was going at rather fast rate
when it rounded a curve and ran
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1911-07-24
WILLOW TREE
Camp of the Woodmen of the
World is to Be Insti-
tuted Soon.

Friday evening. July %. the officers
and degree team of the Talrmont
camp woodmen of the World will so
to Bridgeport for the purpose of i'm
,stat1ipo tho ofIIrors OF wiIIoivr Tree
Camp NO los which was recently or
ganiZed there.
Deputy John Hartley. OF I'airnpont.
who organized this camp. will accom-
pany the team and promises a-good
time TO all wl7lo attend. A special
meeting OF all members OF White Oak
Camp No. 20 has been called for to-
night TO arrange for the transporta-
tIon OF team and paraphcrnalia and
to drill those who eNpect to take part
in the cunning exercises.