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PANAMA AND STRAW HATS CLA M
ed. bleachcd. block, retrimlnnd
AMERICAN HAT CO.. Hatters. Fifth
and Marshall
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PERSONALS.

HAVE JUST RETURNED
FROM NEW YORK. WHERE l EX.
AHMED ALL THE PARTISAN AIN
DOMESTIC MODELS, AND BOuGH;r
= LARGE STOCK OF THE NEWEST
BROADCLOTHS, SERGES AND NOV
city WEAVES. TAKE GREAT
PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING IN At
! AN ESTABLISHED IN MY NEW
PARLORS AT 3O3 WEST GRACts
AND AN READY TO TAKE ORDERS
A GREATLE REDUCED RATES
FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST. FOE
STYLE. WORKMANSHIP, ETC NV
SIGNATURE IS SUFFICIENT GUAR
ANTEE. II. LEWIS, LADIES' TAIL
OK. SoS W. GRACE, FORMERLY OF
202 n. FIRST.
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GLOUCESTER ACADEMY

On the Principals Farm, summervilie
An Accredited School of the University Of
Virginia,
Near Gloucester @. H., va.
thorough preparation for Colleges and the
university ana for business life. Special
attention to backward boys, and the most
careful Individual supervision. Tho next
session Will begin September 9TH. Corre-
spondence solicited. For circulars apply to
JOHN TAEB (Grad. Univ. OF Val, Princi-
pal, p o. Gloucester Va "'7-E
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Red Sulphur Springs Hotel

MONNOE COUNTY, W. VA.
Now open for 1911 to October l.
Why not spend your vacation at this
famous health resort? Only known
cure for all stomach trouble, lungs.
Rates. $500, $1,000, $3.50. $500 per
week. Apply to
j. L. DILLON. Prom.
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SITUATIONS, professional.

PEABODY sTUDENT DESIRES Posf,
ton as teacher OF piano in school
OF private: references exchanged.
ID 1872. care Tlmes-D!spatch.
"d1NiED. BY AN EXPERIENCED
hrst-yrade teacher. a position TO
teach In graded or high school
preferences exchanged. Address MISS
-. care Postmaster, Mosely's juno
ton. Va.
ED-T EACHER, WITH EXPE-
rlence ana holding first grade certi
cate desires position. to teach gram
mar grade in high school: references
Even. MISS + a. c.. care Post
va
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Drotes8innaI lnelp Manten.

" A. N n Z D. FOR GOOD GRADED
school OF. eight teachers, a primary
teacher who understands kinder
garten methods and piano; salary
$50. Send full credentials. w, n.
ZONES. Columbia, s. G.
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Summer Resorts.
oRooKiaTT ARsnNIc-L1Tnn

5FNINIS AND UANNS.
opens Juno LIST Elevation, also feet,
Cures Nervous Prostration, Dyspepsia,
rheumatic and Skin Troubles. Malaria.
Nluney and Bladder Disorders and Fee
male Irregularities. Clears and beau
tines the complexion. Write for book
let. NJ. c. THoMAS,
Crockett Springs Va
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Inttce8.


chECCIOKS' NOTiCE.-THIS COM
pany having qualified as executes =.
the estate OF William Joseph Ander-
sSii' deceased. all persons having
Chains against said estate are re.
quested to present them. and thus.
indebted to the estate will please
make payment
VIRGINIA TRUST COMPANY.
h%ecutor OF William Joseph Ander-
son.
a $4,000 STOCK OF NEW PATTERN
IN noBlisec shirts must be be sold +, Z
Cost This stock includes patterns
"hich VIII please, the most fastid-
ious OF men. Also u good selection
OF straw hats at and below cost. Al.
II. GARNE FIT. Eighth and Main
VIZ nj cd. THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
that JAiiNkE BROS. jewelers.. si2
East Main street. buy. sell. exchange
ard Rk:NOUNT DIAMONDS IN TIL.
LATESI STYLES. ola gold and sill.
yer always taken ,o exchange
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In execution OF the provisions of a
certain deed OF trust OF April 10. 1909.
and of record in d. 3. is5-B. page 1871,
records Of Henrico Circuit Court. the
Undersigned. being required so to do.
VIII offer for sale at public auction.
upon the premises. on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 9. 1911.
at G p. NJ,
the real estate conveyed by said deed,
consisting of a lot fronting 35 feet on
the northeast corner OF Enslow Ave-
nue. and running back along Highland
street 40 feet 10 an alley, with a
newly built frame dwelling with mod
e ern Gonyeniences and in good cond!-
ton; being lot In Block SO on plan OF
Highland Park Convenient to car
lines and in an excellent location
TERMS: Cash as to cost and ex-
pon5es OF sale. any delinquent taxes.
and sufficient to pay or balance of
fl.;Ti.97 due on bond: balance in two
equal instalments at one and two
years, interest added, and secured by
trust deed
H. A. McCURDY.
Trustee
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as5ugmess GaupofIunllIra.

1 HAVE FOR SALE 200 SHARES OF
.ne Virginia Ohio Oil Co" stocks
quick cash buyer. This stock $
paving dividend 1t cost me $500.
II ~ in four certificates OF 100 shares
each. VIII sell one or all. This
IS rare opportunity FOR small
investor with little cash Addres $
Room 10. Paxton Hotel. Ashevillc,
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5ummer Resorts.
SebooI8.
LeWisburg Seminary and
Conservatory of Music

In heart of Alleghanies, a.3oo feet
aoove sea; near Greenhrier White sui
pher Springs: halfway between WASH
way Through trains. Long distance
Fine. modern buildings. electric
light steam heat. baths. gymnasium.
Standard courses. under compotent
teachers In Liberal Arts and Sciences
Music. Art, Expression and Business.
hehned. Christian Influences.
Limited to t25 boarders $500 to s35n-
Session begins September 49, 1911.
X. G. sommcrviIIr, President.
Drawer 7, Lewishurg w Vn h
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WANTED, SALESMAN TO TRAVEL,
Western Virginia and Carolina; one
who has had experience selling man
Box 49, Richmond, Va
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WANTED. AN EXPERIENCED BOOK
Keeper. manufacturing ana mercan-
tile experience necessary. Goou po-
sition tor the right man. Eeiercnees
required. }. s. GOEICH1US, salt
VIM. Va.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES THE
conservative Investor would do well
70 inquire into the S per cent. pre-
Ierred stock he.ng offered by the
*. i. barnes SAFE I'd Lock Co ii
hiS h-Srade. remuneratiye security.
address SALES MANAGER, care r..
/. Earnes safe and Lock Co, City.
IN ORDER 70 TAKE CARE OF OUR
eVcr-increasing business. we require
both men and additional capital. This
man Of ability with 10000 to
invest to become Identified with one
OF the Oldest and best known manu-
featuring companies in the city. The
position offered Is a pleasant one
with good salary attached II YOU
nave the money and ability and mean
business' address at once Post Office
Box No. 1873. CITY.
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Meftlnn5.

Dove Lodge. No. 81. a., F. & a.. NJ.
~. a SPECIAL COMMUNICATION or
Xxx Dove Lodge. No. OIL, a., Il. & a. NJ,
viii be held In the lodge room, in
the Masonic Temple, on THIS TUES
DAY, august s, 1911, at $3.50 P. NJ.
Every member OF the lodge Is rs-
quested to attend. and members OF sis
ter lodges and transient brethren are
fraternally invited to unite with us.
BY order of the Worshipful Master.
BEN T. AUGUST,
Secretary
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aurtfolr 5sles. Ubis Dar
BY Virginia Auction Co.
Aucdoaecrs.
l6 North Seventh street.
CONFLICT E sAWMILL OUTFIT AT
pITBI,Tf, AI-CTICN

CONFLICT SANMILL OUTFIT AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.
TUESDAY, AUGUST s.
beginning at 1880 A NJ.
located at Robious. Va. on Southern
Railway, eight miles from Richmond.
OUTFIT consists in par; OF the following
items. to-wit: One 40-horsc power
Boiler. one 30-horse power Engine one
l-ath Machine. three Mules. three Luin-
per Wagons. one Single Wagon. one
Log wagon, four sets Harness, one
Shanty House, one Stable. one lot
Lumber, HOGS and Cordwood This
outfit is in Al condition. and must be
seen to be fully appreciated
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
VIRGINIA AUCTION co.
auctloneers.
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miscellaneous.
SHOE REPAIRING
TENTS AND AWNINGS

KEEP COOL; SLEEP IN TENT. We
make them any size. Prices reason
able. II. E. COPELAND co, INC.
Madison 2576
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Z zbflp, MaIe AMI GemaIe.
AQentS 1aaanfen.

GGENT WANTED; COMPETENT 70
sell high-g grade safe and vault work,
of hfty-five years reputable standing
Apply to GEORGE 4. CARNEGIE.
221 Vain Street. Norfolk. Va.
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders Of the Watkins CottrelI
Company Will be held in the office
OF the company, 1911 East Main
street Richmond, Va., on AUGUST
s. 1911, at IL o'clock noon.
@. 8. FENSOM
Secretary and treasurer.
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FOR SALE. ONE 1-2-HORSEPOWI,R
auto marine engine: frst-class CON
ailon' cheap. L. ROSE Sc CO, 42O
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-Tpr Scale.

FORTY MIRRORS. l2x95 INCHES
cheap. G; L. GUVERNATOR. Idle
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Auaa a.iu d n-..>.,
9tip vs,aitlru. 1p.dlL

WANIED, CLERKS BY U. S. Gov
eminent. richmond examination sep
TEMPER u, preparation Tree. FRANK
Rochester, y. Y.
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Afal estate fnr AaIe

HUMAN HAN BoUGHT AND SOLD
at HUGHES'S. 20a North ThIrd
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AuttIbn ssaal1S. :pIiGre 1japs.
~ Mcturdy < Johnson. 60
Real Estate Brokers
TRUSTEES SALE
OF
HIGHLAND PARK RESIDENCE COR
NER OF ENSLoW AVENUE AND
HIGHLAND STREET.
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&snIlcltors ann &saleGnIall

WANTED. SALESMAN CALLING on
general stores and manufacturers TO
sell Kerosene and lubricating oils as
a side line. VIII pay good commits
sions. Address p. o. Box 1876. Rich
mond Va
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dgIanten.

w Z u, SECOND HAND STEE1f.
water tower. not less than thirty
ieet nigh, and carry tank OF not l.ss
than l,500 gallons. Address i az
care Times -Dispatch 80
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Aretion Scales. CHS nap.
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Xsl,uallons d,qlantfb. s1lalf.

WASTED. POSITION AS COLLECTOR:
salary or commission: very best ref
erences II 236. care Times Dispatch.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-03
PlGTAllS OFF WITH WAR
Chinatown Tong Men Gather at
Dinner Minus Queues

chinese of all factions were present at
the final peace dinner at the Chinese
Deimonico's last night. Since the neace
agreement became an actual fact each
tong has been feasting the Others and a.
came to the lot of the Four Brothers So
clety to give the final dinner last night
4hree leaders of the on Leong Tong
Lou Hung Hok. Of New York: See uo
Sing of Boston, and Yee Yu Lung. Of
Flttsourg; Jung Fung SIN president Of
the hip Sing Tong in New York: Joseph
Singleton. president Chinese Reform So
clety Eastern District. and Chu Ching
Han. Secretary of the Chinese Legation
IN Washington, D. c.. were among the
guests
a large proportion Of the diners were
queueless. Following the dinner chm
Chung Han cut off the queue Of a Four
Brother man. Y. Y. Yuing. Chinese Con
SUI cut off the queue of an On Leong
Tong man in the Joss House a few davs
ago, and since then some three hundred
Chinamen have sacrificed their pigtails.
All the speeches pertained 10 peace. and
all the speakers hoped that brotherly
love would reign between the tongs from
now on. There will he a dinner of the
combined tongs on the Chinese New
Years Day, January %
New-York tribune., 1911-01-03
BLOCKED ALAsKA's PROGRESS
Plnchot and Roosevelt Assailed by
Capit9list

Washington, Jan. 2.-Ex- President Roose-
welt and Clifford Pinchot. former forester.
are charged with blocking the development
or Alaska. in a letter sent to President
Taft to-day by Falcon Joslin. an Alaskan
capitalist, 10 combat the arguments pre-
sented by Mr.. Pinchot in his brief asking
for the cancellation of the so-caIled Cum
ninCham coal claims
Mr.. Joslin is president OF the Tanana
Valley Railroad Company. and says he
files his letter as an expression Of the
people Of Alaska regarding the granting
Of titles to coal lands lie declares that
MIR. Pinchots brief is full OF misstate-
ments, $50 much So in fact. that Mr.. Pin
chOt must be aware Of their untruthful-
ness" He denies that the Cunningham
claims are fraudulent Mr. Joslin con-
tfnues:
Mr.. Roosevelt when President. approved
the act Of 1904 relating TO Alaskan coal
ciuded il was not a good law He did not
apply 10 Congress 10 amend or repeal IL.
but went directly to the Imperial Occu-
pant Of the White House, and Mr.. Roose-
welt. on November Y, 1906, issued an order
suspendiug IT, He not only suspended 1t
as to future application. but suspended the
rights Of those already initiated under 1t.
He charges this was tyranny and an in
vasion of the rights Of the people Of
Alaska.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-03
AFTERNOON FROCKs IN BLACK AND WHITE

the afternoon and TO come prepared TO
dress in costume for the evening. They
may appear as courtiers, court ladies'.
monks, nuns. Colonial men and danes,
knaves. brownies or fairies but appear in
costume they must.
But that is not till the evening. When
they arrive in the afternoon they will
gather in big comfortable chairs and set
tees around a huge open fire. and be re-
freshed after the long drive most Of them
will have had by salads and sandwiches
and the toasted mullins and cakes with
drinks. hot and cold. Later the real fun
will begin.
Dressed i'm their costumes, the guests VIII
descend from their rooms to the lower floor,
where they will be presented with much
eclat by a gorgeously attired master OF
ceremonies TO the host and hostess. Then
will come the great feature. the ceremony
Of the cake. Two youngsters in the fanciest
Of fancy satin costumes will carry in a
great silver platter holding the high cake,
which il is 10 be hoped they will not drop.
Around and around the room they will bear
it, followed by a procession OF all the
guests i'm their quaint dresses.
Then comes the cutting of the cake an
important ceremony. for inside It will be
hidden r ring and bean. and the man
who gets the bean will be king Of the
revels and the woman who gets the ring
will be queen The hostess isn't divulgng
how she will make sure that the ring goes
10 woman and the bean 10 a man. but
probably she will contrive 10 have the two
objects I'm opposite sides Of the cake. and
10 serve men from the bean side and
women from the ring side. In this case
the master Of ceremonies will have 70 be
coached. for he il is who cuts the cake
after II has been placed on a brilliantly
decorated table. The small pages will dis
tribute the slices.
The ring and the bean located, the find
crs are 10 he conducted TO two high and
Gorgeous thrones and presented with gold
paper crowns and sceptres and capes or
imitation ermine and royal purple. which
they will Immediately don.
or course there will he n court Jester.
The hostess has asked friend who has a
great reputation a. a FUN maker 10 help
her out here. and he has promised 10
serve. dressed in the regulation cap and
bells and d clowns gay costume. AS the
different couples are brought UP 20 the
thrones 70 be presented 10 the king and
queen the Jester viii ask them what they
are prepared 10 do 10 amuse the party.
VIII they sing? VIII they dance? VIII
they tell stories? Each must do something,
anyhow. and OF course the jester will do a
big share Then there will he dancing. and
bv and By refreshments. with the supper
table decorated with mimic crowhs.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-03

there are a great many attractive two
toned effects that are youthful and deslr-
able for girls.
,oIors are very beautiful this season.
and for this costume Is chosen one or the
new blnes that is rich and dark yet brighter
than navy. with black velvet for the coilar.
The quantity Of material required Tor a
owl sixteen wears old will be: For the coat
6ve and half yards q inches wide two
and one-fourth yards A or 50 inches wide
with one-eighth yard Of velvet For the
skirt will be needed five and three-fourths
yards q inches wide, three and three-
fourtb wards A inches wide or two and
,bree-fourths yards 50 inches wide. with
e,tra material for the band.
rrbe nattern no. s.sl2, Is cut in sizes for
fourteen. sixteen and eighteen years and
The pattern No. 6.472 for fourteen and SIX
teen wears. They will be mailed 10 any
oddress on receipt Of 10 cents each.
please give number OF pattern ana age
aistinctlv. Address Pattern Department
s-eU-York Tribune. II in hurry for pat
,err send an extra 2-cent postage stamp
snd we will mall it By letter postage in
sealed enYeIopS.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-03
MRS. R. D. EVANS BEGINS SUIT
Would Determine Who Are the Rela-
tives of Her Late Husband.

Boston. Jan. 2.-The widow Of Robert y.
Evans. OF Washington and Beverly, has
begun proceedings in the Supreme Judicial
Court 10 determine who are the relatives
Of Mr Evans that at some future time
will he entitled 10 share in several millions
OF dollars
Nir Evans. who died about year ago.
left more than HO10OoO of property. the
income Of which is 90 60 TO Mrs. Evans
during her life. She received the power 10
dispose - viii. OF one-half OF the prin-
cipal sum. and the other half is 70 re
divided among the heirs Of Mr. Evans.
The nearest next OF kin OF Mr.. Evans
are two sisters. living in Boston. Several
first cousins. living in Boston, and an
other Thomas n Donovan, Of St John.
n. 3. have taken measures to establish
thelr right TO a portion Of the estate. This
has led Mrs. Evans 10 bring an action 10
determine the relationship and rights Of
the claimants.
Mr Evans was the owner Of Woodbury.
Point. Beverly. where President Taft spent
the. last two summers. but Mrs. Evans
ancs her husbands death. has refused 70
renew the Presidents lease. and another
estate near BY has been secured for the
Summer Capital"
New-York tribune., 1911-01-03

lots 3. G, T. II. 2s. 81. 38 and ~. blk ana
about 135 other lots map fremont 'Ielrsce:
Feb 10, 2 yrs g per cent: same 20 same sSs'o"o'
attorneys. Rollins q Rollins. 30 Nassau ~
LOT II, blk 20. map section !. Morris rrieP,k; Psrk;
Mch 81 due Mch I. 1911. per bond; Nlillsm
Mailer 10 Fidelity Development Co. N<oop'
attorneys. Rollins e Rollins. 81 f.aSsau 81
MIDDLETOWNN ROAD. W cor Pier ave runs
n lT5x i50x 25x 40 to r0ed y ID
beg; Moh rs, yrs. per cent; Theodore WeI-
ner to Washington savings Bank; <8,vb, att0I-
neys same above.
SOUTHERN BOULEVARD. $50 to y6i. 50xii3
fIrior mtg SI6 500 July II. 1903. demand, per
cent Carl Witzsl and ano 70 Grover DE Bold
~. 900. address 1924 Amsterdam ave.
UNION AVE. f67th ~. f25xtco prior
mtg 100000; Dec 81; due Sept 80. 1911. = per
cent Milcent Denton 10 Annie y Moran
81. 200 address. 40 PARK ave.
VALENTINE AVE Old line. 1873 n ~
Is9th ST. runs 1853 100 - 80 to
TiebOut ave. y n gs2 20 18th 81 \ 100
n 100. IL x . 100 10 T1ebout ave 100 30
TO beg Nov Is. . yrs per cent: Thomas W
Butts to Josephine VI Brown. 5000; address, 10
sea View ave. Norwalk Conn.
Sd AVE. 3O25 i1O. 2xf34; Dec 20. Le Roy
Construction 80 10 Greenwich Mortgage Cot
ZOO. address. 3O25 81 ave
New-York tribune., 1911-01-03

yet buried IN the breasts Of the few, hut
in the new sheer cotton fabrics already
shown black and white combinations
usually with a border in cOlors, are con-
siderably in evidence. Nothing so dapha-
nous as these materials has been known in
cotton before. and their blacks and whites
have an evasiveness Of tone that makes
them especially charming. Their effects are
something entirely different from those one
sees 50 often in winter-like the sharp
contrast between black velvet and the pure
white of the tailless ermine. for instance.
The first of the two black and white cos
tunes illustrated to-day Is remarkable for
its many delicate gradations OF tone. At the
bottom there is the deep black that is seen
only in velvet. and this is separated from
the different black Of the silk tunic by
band Of skunk. which cannot truthfully be
said to be black az all Black velvet ap-
pears again in the g!rdle and in the bands
on the sleeves. The guimpe is of white
net yelled with black net on which are
applied two bands Of fine black lace. This
costume has a touch OF bright color in the
embroiderics on the Corsage, which are
done in cachemire tints, with a vivid blue
predominaung.
in the second gown the contrasts are
somewhat more marked. The black velvet
skirt is surmounted by a tunic OF white
cachemire de soire striped with black vel
vet. and the gumpe is of white lawn en-
broidered with black.
Girdles are among the most interesting
features Of fashionable gowns just now.
and those of the costumes shown to-day
hove bCti, v,Oinfs worthy Of notice The
first one. Of black velvet. is closed by a
rather large fiat bow. with two loops on
each side. which are placed horizontally
and cover nearly all the waist line that Is
visible from the back. At the back OF the
second. which is Of the material Of the
tunic. cut on tie bias, are two long sash
ends Of black velvet, which fall little
below the border Of the tun.c, and at the
left side OF the front there is black vel
vet buckle.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-03
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.

., ,Bruce-Brown Lard Co to Harry Frankenbcrg;
Same 70 Estates Development Co: 81
tleisChmann Brothers 20 70 Julius Tlsisch-
mann Ghree mtgsl; 81.
sadie Brady to Mortimer VI Singer. sl4.23i II.
SaIne 70 Marjorie ~ Singer $4,000.
ManX Schloss 70 Adelbend Lamb, 81.
same 20 same: 81
Manhattan Mortgage Co to Guaranteed Mort
gage CO.. $500.
Theo 7 Bogert to John Tlton and ano. trus-
tee; S24 0CO
William Magic 70 John Wilson. exr. 5000.
Same 70 same two mtSsl: $500
Same to same 1.-TWO mtgsi: 81 $50
Same 10 same: $500
Charles T Smith 70 Emily 4 Smith. 500
Title Guarantee and Trust co 20 st John
Guild; $4,000
Manhattan Mortgage Co to Guaranteed Mort.
gage co: s.. .505 2j
- r Henry Laeombe ct a.. trustees 20 Title
Guarantee and Trust Co, S25 600
Title Guarantee and Trust 90 10 sadie Weis;
Sl7 600.
81 375 80
Broadway Trust co to Edward s TulI; $40 600
CEarles Cosgroye 10 New York Real Estate
e. Security; S}54.0O0
Yorkvlle Bank 10 Bertha Schl0ss. 81
FoLty-two Broadway 60 20 Sadie White:
81. Geo 600
Bankers Realty and Security 70 Washington
Savings Bank 81
New-York tribune., 1911-01-03
Seen in the Shops

grape leaves, Indian figures, animals and
other designs. sell for from Sl5 TO go.
A tiny rouge box in French enamel on a
finger ring chain. sells for SO. A coin case
10 match is 81 50 and the bonbon boxes
are s..
Large pearl and rhinestone hatpins in
the round fat shape sell for s. 30 each
A fancy scarf. wrap and hood. with
cane OF Persian silk beaded and trimmed
with white marabout, costs so 50 and is
very dressy
Shetland wool scarfs for ladies, in black
and gray stripes, are very popular for auto
wear and cost 81 IS upward.
Simple lorgnettes OF sterling silver
washed with gold sell at {l2 without any
chain.
TThp names Of shops where articles mentioned
on Thu page were seen be obtained by send
ing a stamped and addressed envelope 10 Seen
I'm the shops" New-York Tribune. To insure a
prompt reply the date OF publication should oe
given.
New-York tribune., 1911-01-03
RIVERSIDE DRIVE BADLY CUT
Wheel Chains and Heavy Automobiles
Grind Holes in Roadbed.

Already badly cut up by automobile
wheel chains. Riverside Drive was as deep
u mud as country road yesterday The
worst part OF the drive was in the vicinity
Q. Grant Tomb. The holes In the roadoed
there were seven 70 eight inches deep.
Park Commissioner Stover has come 70
the conclusion that the present road ma
terial will not withstand the wear OF wheel
Chains on heavy automobiles.
81, IS not the fault Of the road builders
tald the Park Commissioner. 'for, the work
Of road bufl5inc and repairing is done under
ne Supervision Of men who are the best
70 tie business"
The Riverside Drive roads were prac-
tca.iy remade during the last suIllIilsi suLl. !
some SECTIONS heIrg done over a second
lnc IN fhe fail
The mud and slush we're splashed over
ne ebUt,ug sidewalks YESTERDAY as !t
hc.es and automobiles encountered tne
seep holes In the rOadbed.