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New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
THE WEATHER REPORT.

oncial Record and Forecast.-Washlnsto
Feb 2e-The depression in Minnesota on sat
urdav evening has passed beyond tho neid OF
observation u caused light sno" OF ram III
,,e take region only. The southwestern &C.
,,rassior has caused snow in Colorado "yohh-
tro and Utah The temperatures IN the Atla"-
81 coast districts and the Gulf states are un-
alI W soTabl,, htgb In the latter the teInpera-
s.rSs average between co and 10 degrees from
htcb dgure thcv diminish 20 zero IN NoItn
naio,s An area Of low temperatures ms
aD,ersnread the upper Missouri valley aho Ine
pnrst Mountain region. The Dominating fest-
- an fhe Sunday night weather map ~ tle
re. q, high pressure and low tenipeIatuIe
Itch occupies the region north OF montana
r. is spreading southeastward over the pl9lns
stsfes and will doubtless extend 10 the Gun
coast. where temperatures are nov co,s'os'
ebiV above the eeasonal average. cloudy and
much colder weather with rain " m1icsted
Tor Arksnsas Louisiana. Eastern Texas Hlh-
is ma and Mississippi. elsewhere eNcept 6Iups
~ lower lakes and I'm Northern New Eng
land uherc snow hurries are probable, talr
,Seotber is indicated. with generally lower
tomperatures in Atlantic coast districts, INC
ohio Valley and the middle and lower portions
OF the Mississippi VALLEY,
In the Rocky Mountain states OF wyoming
Colorado New Mexico and in Ctah snow
will doubtless continue, with ttill lower tenn
psrstures Monday. Cold wave warnings were
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
LIS PENOENS.

9TH ST. 213 East: Charles Decker aSt Gussie
Litwin et al foreclosure Of mtg; attorneys.
Amend & Amend.
10TH ST, 6l9 East Solomon II Kohn ast sig
mund Levin ct al foreclosure Of mtg; attor-
neys, Baylls & Sanoorn.
GREENE ST. l75 and III: Minnie Weinberger
agt Lorenz Weiher ct al foreclosure Of MTG. at.
torneys, l. 6s Weinberger.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. n cor 15lst ST. 1o3 Ok
1731: Plttsburg Plate Glass Co agt Sion Con-
struction Co et al action TO foreclose mechanics
lien): attorney. G De Kay
I'd AVE. W s. 75.7 It OF s5th st. 25xloo:
Analla Hapel sgt Adolph Messer et al 0ore-
closure OF Mtg; attorneys, Campora & Thiery.
HUGHES AVE. 5, SO II n Of lslst st. l6. *
81. 10; Daniel Wild et al trustees agt Joseph
Steen ct a. foreclosure OF mtg), attorney w
Stearns.
1s2D ST. S S. 210ll II OF Belmont ave, 20.1x
102 TX irree; Assunta Carnesale e al agt =
George DAMN trustee Specific performance); at
torneys. Curtis & Romasna.
Sd AVE. s. 220.e II OF 1884 ST. q. 2x123 1:
Margaret Sullivan agt David Levy et al uore-
closure OF mtg: attorney. Basch.
I02D ST g 100 Il OF Ist ave. 3I6xlOo11:
Irna VI Ferulli agt Louis Romm ct al tore-
closure OF mtg: attorney, l. Bushe.
1O2D ST. S 5. 1875 IT W OF ist ave. 81 8x
lO0l1; same agt same foreclosure OF mtg); at
torney T. I, Pushe.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27

that it should ever suffer annihilation is
tnconceivable. Probably the only result or
The recent movement in this direction VIII
be that in the future the train will not be
considered absolutely essential ON a we'd
ding frock and will occasionally be dis
pensed with
Sumptuous silver brocades may take the
place Of white satin for stately brides, but
by being veiled to within a few inches OF
the foot with white chiffon they take on !
pretty air Of youthful hghtness.
Chiffon.-This yelling, 10 be in harmony
with the under robe. must be adorned with
some delicate silver embroderies. In or
der that the degree of simplicity demanded
In a bridal costume may be preserved the
veil that accompanies a gown of this mag
nihcent type should be nothing more than
q cloud OF tulle held in place by cord OF
orange blossoms and rocco roses made OF
silver gauze.
4 trainess wedding frock is illustrated
to-day. IL is made Of white satin, with
iveiling Of lace which is hemmed at the bot
tom with satin. The satin girdle IS fas-
tened by a cluster OF myrtle leaves and or
age blossoms and a wreath and clusters
Of the same leaves and flowers adorn the
skirt. The arrangement Of the veil Will
commend itself 10 any bride who has hair
that is indeed q crown of glory.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
Need of Cheer.

Mrs. H. Of New Jersey. has made known
the great need Of cheer in Pennsylvania
home, where the father is too III 10 "orh'
she writes: THE money you sent from
the coal fund was godsend to them No
coal or food in the house, and the only one
VINO is working, a boy of fourteen had 10
come home, too Ill TO stay at the shop l
am afraid the poor child does not get FOOD
enough to give him any strength. 1t is
very sad case. and they seem TO be su-
perior people and ashamed TO let any on, one
know OF their poverty. II makes one lonP
for abundance to be able 10 help such
cases. -. ,o.A e.roo.
Manhattan who sits on the floor, is sun
alive and her sufferings are intense, eNe,s
dav She prsys for death and there are
many times when she would not have sven sven
a loaf of bread were IL not for some sun,
shine visitor. To be alone, helpless ana
suffering constantly, is one OF me me moSt oS
nitiable conditions that can be inaglneid;;; |;
There are many sad cases on the lhvaiiIa lh,,aIa
list Of the T. s. s. but none tnai equi,r qonr
in sadness the condition OF TINS poor
woman.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
BIG INCREASE IN EXPORTS
Gain of $50, 500, 900 in January Over the
Same Month Last Year.

Washington, Feb 26.-Trade with the
principal countries Of the world in January.
compared with the corresponding month
last year, showed decrease in importa-
tions aud a material increase In eXporta-
tions. as indicated by figures compiled by
the Bureau of Statistics. Imports I'm Janu-
ary last fell off about 100000. but the sta
cistics for the seven months Of the current
fiscal year ended with January. compared
with the same period last year. showed an
increase in importations of $4,000
Exports in January 1911, increased $o2.-
10000 over the same month last year.
while in the seven months ended with Janu-
airy the increase over the corresponding
period last year amounted TO sl12VOO,WO.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor, the SEQ
ond that Of the creditor, and date when juds-
ment filed:
Abe and Louis Zwickel and Samuel Wolf-s
Markewich; May g. 1902. S9l IS.
Abe Zwickel-Same. May 9. 1902: ss3 ~
+ Construction 60. Jacob / and Frank
Franke-Church Gates 81 Co. Jan 20. 1911:
$s27 81
Frank valente-E. Rossotti: March 10. 1910
Hyman Horowits-F Clark Dec Q. 1908,
s40I 81.
Same--Same; Dec a. 1908: s57l Is.
Frank ID Pelton-R Burr. May 10, 1907;
sl5s AZ
Commercial Mutual Accident Cop De Witt,
Oct s. 1910; S2.525.
Joseph Stromwasser ct all spatz; Nov Is.
1910; S2l6.
Louis Defour--c Mampel: Jan q. 1910:
Robert D Weber Collier; Sept 49, 1910;
S74 ST.
Manufacturers Automatic Sprinkler Co-Arler-
lean Security Company Of New York; Nov 7.
1910; S35i.
Central Hudson Steamboat Co-Ph9nix Con-
struction Co; Jan 90 1911, 50. iS6 10. -.
Adolpk = Steinman--H Halpert. May 20. 1909
(cancelled), 1891 So
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
Other Wants.

The superintendent of the Little Moth-
ers'p Aid Association of Brooklyn maheS
an earnest appeal for infants ciothlhs' o. o.
II IS difficult TO supply the many wants ~
this direction. hoods are requested lot TWO
little girls living on farm IN kansas spe-
cial cheer Of any kind. such as letters etc''
for a lonely "shut-in." Miss Mary u Nc
doris, No. 223 West Market street, IayiorS-
VILE. H.; a plain heavy oVercoat lot
man who drives a truck or a WATERPROOF
garment TO protect him, as he suffers from
kidney trouble: woods for sunshino ~oIh'
70 be forwarded direct to Mrs. Jane Lyle
No aOi Church street. Pensacola. fia; ia:
BOYS books for Willie Bromley. CLARK a. ;n
Fal,s Conn. fifteen years OLD, who Is IN IN
delicate health and lives In an is9ldteo
place; some old carpet Is needed l1r Or q
counle of poor women who live In damp
basement: underwear and dresses for Two
little country girls In Connecticut, aged
Ave and ten years. A boy of hfteen years
the principal support of his widowed moth-
or needs shirts badly. He earns only u q
week, An overcoat and other clothing nave
been furnished at the Office. but there are
M shirts TO pass on.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
Entertainment for the Blind.

Some members of the Ever Ready brapch
arranged a pleasing entertainment last
Monday evening for the inmates OF the
Home for the Destitute Blind. on Amster-
dam avenue Manhattan. The blind peo-
pe are extremely fond Of music, and the
niano and vocal solos by Miss Beatrice
Wickens. Mrs. Stephen J. Scherer and Miss
Elsie Gilbert were greatly enjoyed, as were
the recitations by Mrs. Jerome: The guests
arranged for ice cream IN individual boxes
70 be sent in at the close Of the social
hour. Mrs Carswell. the mstron. sent the
following note 10 the branch president
neyt dav. ''Nin YOU accept for yourself
nnd friends who were with you many
thanks for the delightful social you gave
orr reople last evening? They were so
happily entertained that the large quantlty
Of sunshine dispensed was reflected the
next day in the bright faces and acts Of
our blind ones.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
MECHANICS LIENS.

RIVERSIDE DRIVE. cor OF 15lst 81.
iO4xi4J: yossnack Lumber and Veneer co ast
slon Construction Co, owner ana contractors
Sl.G705i.
RIVERSIDE DRIVE. e cor Of 1i4th 81 o2x
1855: George r Gibson co. Inc agt John
Hearn Construction co. owner and contractor'
$3J03 90.
I'D AVE n cor Of 5th ct. 4s61i00: n
Herman Trim Co agt Solnser Realty 20
owner and contractor. s3.22j.
10TH ST. 1875 East: Michael solotar agt
Jennie RoscnthAl and Hattie Portman. owners
Isaac Poftman. contractor: slO5.
22D ST. 40 20 144 West: Standard Arch 20
agt Ritaro Realty Co, owner and contractor
$500 0S.
I42D ST. 500 East: Hoffman Elias agf
Ferdinand Marx owner: Fairview Constfu'
ton Co. owner and contractor: $202 80.
I'D AVE. n " cor OF 9Th 81. 50x1o0. Joseph
Frhedenhcim agt soinger Realty co. owner
and contractor: s46J.
WEST ST. 81 TO %: James Humbert sgt
West street Improvement co. owner Pan
Iron Works Co. contractor: $6J.
HONEYWELL AVE. 9 s. Te.9 n of 179th
ST, 44xi00: p &c Corbin, OF New York, ag'
Nelson Black Construction Co. owner and con
tractor Sl9T.
72D ST. li6 West. Joseph Tino ct al eg'
Simon r. Maurice and Louis F Rothschild
owners David Draddv and Herbert = Hutch
ings, contractors. sl0S.
caldwell AVE. W 5. l4s u OF 15sth
Tuckman Bros Construction co. owner end
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF grantee)
Interest per cent unless otherwise stated
MANHATTAN.

with name ana dCdresS OF gtdHtec'
Interest 5 per cent unless otherwise stated
MANHATTAN.
FEBRUARY 25.
EAST BROADWAY. so. 5 sty brk. 2oxos io;
Feb 81: due Oct 1, 1920 5h per cent; Celia
New Rochelle. \. 7.
MADISON AVE. n cor 4eth st. 7s;6x irreg;
Feb "a; yrs George L Sanburn 10 Hotei Se-
cnrities Co; $SlO 600; address, 6s William ST.
ORCHARD ST, ls2, 5 sty brk, 25xs7 OK trreg
Feb "a: 3 yrs, por cent; Morris Levine 10 hu
dolf Trvest and ano: s4.6oo; address. q East
6sth st.
READE ST. S, 235 It Of Greenwich St 23x
SO: Feb 20; instalments, per cent; Leon Realty
CO to Merchants Refrigerating Co; $4,000 ad-
dress. l6l Chambers ST.
18TH ST, East 5 sty brk 25x92; Feb 10;
due as per bond: Ella Blackburn 20 Title Guar
antee and Trust Co; $50, 900: address l'o BROAD
way.
45TH ST. sos East. sty brk. 26xl0O Cprior
mtg $4,000; Feb "a: 3 yrs, per cent; sal sal
vatore Carlino 20 Salvatore Di Caprio; Slooo:
address. 302 East 44th st.
GOTH ST, 155 West. 5 sty brx 25xioo 3; Feo so
%: yr. 8 per cent; Nathan Mayer to CharIeS
Martin; $1,000; address. Monticello. n Y.
HATH ST, .2os to 210 East, sty brk 4Sxloo' u
lprior mtg $4,000; Feb Il; yrs; Davld %
LeLox ave-
1slsT ST. S. 2is5 IT W Of Broadway. ioox
irres; FEB 25 due AYE 2S iSi2 per psse eeei
THE BRONX.
BARNES AVE g, lot 569. map Laconia
Park, 26x irreg: Feb %: due June ]. 1911, per
cent: Rachena Bracco ard ano to State Savings
Bank; 81 600; address. 1927 Sd ave.
DECATUR AVE. n e cor 197th st. l02x1oOx
irreg: l39th ST. n s, 20 n OF Alexander ave,
30xiOO: u part: Feb %; due per bond; john
p Mitchell to r O'Conor Sloane; $1,000: address.
IS Montross ave. South Orange. y j.
FOX ST, $. 1911 # $ OF Home st. 5Oxloo;
FEB "a: due as per bond; Michele Barone TO
Jacques Lobel; 81, 200; address. 10 West 9Sd st.
GRAND BOULEVARD AND CONCoURSE, W
g. s9ll Of 1s0th st. 5Ox90x irreg; Feb "a; due
as per bond; Gustave A Domidion to Title Guar
antes and Trust CO; $4,000; address, 1Io Broad
way.
LAFAYETTE ST. s, part lot ass, map
Unionport, 50xl0S Feb "a: nstalments, per
cent; Rosa Comavaccinoo TO Salvatore Soraci;
$3.50; address, 327 East 18th st.
LOT 40 to so, map 10 lots. Stems estate; Feb
81; due April 20. 1911, per cent; Thomas j
McDonough to Joseph A Driscoll; $3.50; address.
1915 Bathgata ave.
bath ST. 62e East. 376xlOo: Feb 81; 8 yrs;
Henry Gunther to German Savings Bank; $15.-
600: address 100 East 14th ct.
135TH ST. s. 2066 II OF Alexander ave,
25xl0O: Feb Il; due per bond; John Owens,
guardian, 10 Edward + Cole; $1,000; address, 3Ol
West l06th ST.
lSOTII ST, n s. 90 IT Of Tiebout ave. 20x90
(prior mtg $4,000; Feb "a due Aug "a. 1912, .
per cent; Christina and William a Dougherty TO
George Singer Sl,5o0: address, ssl East lslst st.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27

Matthews was hostess and Mrs. George
Coan and Mrs. Arthur Ryder poured tea
after the meeting. Yellow tulips and daffo-
dis were attractively placed about the
rooms. Mrs. William A. Granville. of Get
tysburg. Penn, who is visiting Mrs. w. P.
Tuttle. was present az the meeting.
The Mayfower branch has just had a
most successful card party OF eighty tables
in Harmonic Hall. II was arranged for
clubs and private parties--that is. club
would go and op pay sol elTGlssiyiely na with its
three tables could play the particular
game they desired all the afternoon.
The Terrace City branch. of Yonkers. n.
v 10 i'm a fourishing condition with fifty
members Mrs. John NJ. Cullis. the presi-
dent reports as s folioTs E,s IVY I'VE have started
our d'hristmas party. and expect to carry
on some summer work this year for the
first time. -.
u-bis, last Friday evening.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
AN AIRY FABRIC.

One OF the new fabrics is a crash Of
coarse, open weave, the threads of which
arc drawn until there is little left of Il but
open squares. measuring an eighth of an
inch or more each way. Whole blouSeS are
made OF il. and costumes are trimmed with
wide bands of it, One coat costume has
bands of this drawn work about ten inches
deep on the skirt, around the bottom OF
the coat, and also on the short sleeves.
Anything more airy and cool in effect than
such a costume il would be hard TO i'm
agine. since the crash that forms the more
solid part looks as If il would afford am
pie passage for air even without losing any
Of its threads.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
Of Inferesf to 6/omen
THE BRIDAL GOWN
II Nav Now Be Chosen with
Little Regard for Tradition.

Wedding gowns, like nearly all other sorts
=, apparel. have lately broken the bonds Of
eonventionaiity. and a bride may now be
.,othed after the manner best suited to her.
,ssardless of tradition. White satin, so
ling accepted as the proper nuptial fabric.
still forms the foundation. il Is true for the
majority Of wedding gowns. but satins
rowaGays are so exQuisitely plisble and
there arc so many ways OF softening their
effect If they should happen TO be too heavy
or st!fI that the brides Of a few years ago
would hardly recognize them as belonging
20 the same family as the materials in
which they themselves went TO the mar
rage altar.
The train is the latest tirne-honored per-
suisite Of the bride 10 come under the de-
structive influence Of modern IDEAS, but
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
WHEN BUYING ORIENTAL RUGS.

MY advice is to buy now. before it is
too late. the old rugs dyed with the pure
vegetable dyes" says writer In The
Woman's Home Companion" in an article
on Oriental Rugs" when I say old rugs
do not necessarily mean antique rugs.
Twenty -fve-year-od rugs are often exam
pies Of pure vegetable dyes. an1 come in
lovely coorings. If you find an old rug,
even with holes, but with much pristine
charm, do not hesitate 70 buy il, for II
can be beautifully mended There Is, how
ever, a difference between holes in old rugs
and those in modern ones. In the latter
they are often caused by the rotting or
the dye. II such be the case. do not on any
account buy the rug 7 wish I could give
you some certain test for this. but it takes
experience to understand the difference
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
Acknowled gment.

The president Of No. IL branch expresses
d.en gratitude for the money contFiouted
for the braces to help the little gin VINO
hrorn her leg and for the extra money for
the general use of the family. snee's e"u
.t,o,oo for the comfort Of the sick
,oon,her oeig1 have been provided and crib tor
mo meme new A baby. The president ADDS: =, Il
thank t all who have shown a kindly kin niaces 1e:
terest in this family tTTa 70 70 'ur the r S.
Z for help. bur nowhere do find so quicA
a yesnonse as from Sunshine.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27

Max e Bernheimer (mts $4,000: FEB 81 $780,
address. 20 West 72d st.
EAST BROADWAY. 80. . sly 6rk; so2 25xsS: eSS,
! Milford Sims 10 Celia Greenberg untg sz''oO"''
! Feb 81 81 address 1852 Clinton ave
| MADISON ST. 32s sty brk. cor scanl
mel st. 25xs0x irreg; David lasky ss 70 ssnats al
Bcrnbaum: all liens; FEB IL; sloo' ADDRESS, -"
! East 10Th ST.
MADISON AVE, cor 4Sth st. 79ex irreg;
! Hotel Securities Co 70 George San6orn ns ,m.s
SEQ 600: Feb -: $780, address. 90 west ioth
Rosen Realty Co to Morris Levine mtg s22.-
CoN Feb "a; 500: address. so Allen ST
sulliran st. 100 siy E sTk. &xioc4; pomInick
Abbatte to Citizens Investing Co (mtg $4,000;
Feb "a; 500; address. 226 lafayette ave
SD AVE, 900. 3 sty brk, 2oxso; Manly BY KS-
$1,000; address. 4i Park Row.
Sd ST, SIS. li5 # Of Ave S.kloo: .nG lo
Samuel Plessfsky to Abraham PlesstsSy Nv, s,b a,b
sno (mts si5,ooo); Feb 2; SiSp' address ool ''h
45TH ST. sos East s,y brk. 26xloot;
Rosina Di Caprlo to Salvato and Vincenzo cal
limo; Z part mtg si2.Ooo': Feb "a sioo; a'-
6lsT ST. III East, sty brk. ioxloo ,; Harris
d Colt to Hardec Realty Co untg s2i.OoV)' Feo
"a: $780, address, 20 Broad st.
e6TH ST. 155 West sty brk. 3ixlO04: Ed
ward Aaron ct al TO Nathan Never lmtg $780,
500; Feb %: 500: address. 6ls Halsey st.
Brooklyn.
Joseph + X Maxcy TO Mary A Maxcy mtg sl5.-
600: Feb "a; 81; address. l3i West sTth ST.
s7TH ST. 13i West sty brk. l6.sxlOol;
Fabian Construction Co to Criterion Constructor
60 mtg $4,000 Feb II. si00; address. 222
Riverside Drive.
IBID ST, 239 East. 25xlO0: Martin orandsen
70 our Saviour's Norwegian Eyangencai
Lutheran Church OF Harlem (mtg Si,oU)' tep
81; 81 address 237 East 123d st.
123D ST, n s. $50 II OF Sd ave, 25xlOo II:
Rosa Rosenheid to Martin trlandsen gntg srs ss:-
PATH ST 222 and 224 East. o sty brk. 3sx
iOO11. Clenientine NJ Silverman ct al TO The
see-Ean Holding Co: all liens; Feb %; 500;
address, 1886 Broadway.
i2sTH ST, II and 73 Fact. sty brk. IOx
90 II; David Vailcewart TO Cantiaque DeVeIcp--
ment Co (mtg S5s.000; Feb Is; 81; address, loo
Madison ave.
ls5TH ST. 6. 100 II OF 10th ave. 5oxIgi; 5oxI
William + Naegele 10 Alice Smith tmtg sf'VoV'
Feb 5; 500: address. 243 Fast 10th st.
THE BRONX.
HOFFMAN ST. s, I5.lo 4 80, OF is1sn pnoi,s ~;
54x1l9S; Mary c Robertson TO Wilmors Realty
Co. Feb 49, 81: address. ll5 Broadway
LOTS 6l and co. map of William H Wallace;
at West Chester: Patrick Mcsorley 10 Johh
Walsh Feb s: si00; address. lls0 Fox ST.
LAFoNTAINE AVE. cor of lslst S. 10y x
p5, Joseph Ruff to Charlotte Run n part pnts
S2S COO; Feb "a; 81: address. 40 South 1tn ave-
Whitestone. Long Island
PRESCOTT AVE, n W s. 325 10 " OF
Julius and Clara Busch; u part; all liens; 500;
address, New Brunswick. j.
both ST, S S, ass It OF Willis ave, Al *
1O0 Theresa Phelps to FREDERICK Asenedd%0pnt
and John Bunks (mtg S3O0o0: Feb II; slVo'
address, 141 West l03d 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
Responses.

J. W. kindly offered to send comfort
able to the West Side family where the
children sleep on the floor. so the money
sent TO the Office to buy the covering was
forwarded to the family for food and fuel.
The postcard album requested for the III
nois invalid was sent from the office; good
oil heater. offered by a Brooklyn frlend'
was placed where most needed by the preslI
dent of the Hill branch. nlluuie aSGu
D,oman without a home has been placed in
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
Request.

good. reliable woman is sadly IN neeu n
- home. and Will give her services IN
light housekeeping work a part OF esCL
dsv for tie use of warm unturniSiieu
room and meals. She has her own se"i's
machine and she is neat and capable III III
sewing and housework For tGrtheT Er Es ERsst At
ticulaTs address Mrs. Nedder' NO. ~ r"''
<cth etreet New York city.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
[ NTRlBWNR
ztthSHHNE
| AG1WGH r. TY

Not that We shun the darkness or the rain,
Not that we fear the hazard OF the cold;
Not that we shrink from sorrows or from
pain,
Or dread the bitterness Of growing old.
But while Spring flowers and while the
skies are blue.
We hoard Lifes gladness for an heritage.
That winter sunshine may the Spring re-
new,
And all youths pleasures live to dover
age.
The Lark
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
Contributions.

Four new outfits for infants were naue
and sent TO the Office by Mrs Helen -
Greanelle. of Manhattan: a fine, warm SUI,
for woman came from Mrs. Jerome Sniith'
box containing several pairs OF eye
glasses from c. c. Sargent: wools. WitHott Wi,'t
name: cards and booklets for hIl sLut
ms from Mrs Reed, Of Yonkers' cio.n,ns
from Mrs "; some desirable new garments
from Miss X w. of South AmDoy' y. j.
suit of mems clothes and chllds s under-
wear from Mrs. Robert r. Nele, OF MAN aii
dren's clothing and underwear from MISS
D.: postals from Miss A Ward; reaaiIng
matter from Florida; stamps from MIs, MS
for the uuiltmakers from the Ready circle
Of Kings Daughters. of Mamaroneck.
y Y, forwarded by Miss Helen 5. Peck,
and three boxes Of reading matter from
Madison Conn.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
Special Cheer.

In response to urgent needs the following
sums have been received. Mrs Richard
Butler. so; Miss J. p, s5; Miss Geraldine
{. Russell Of Barry town on Hudson. s..
c. w. p. Of Manhattan, IS. and +. A B.,
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27

Maria Nssednger, as eEscutrn " Man~
Nageldinger: assts. 81 ooo
clara Busch 10 Gustav Busch Sll,Ooy
Gustav Busch 20 julius Busch slIOoo .,o.
Harry Calm and ano TO Simund Ernst, sioo'
Banned Friend 10 Jennie Weill; slVO
Guaranteed Mortgage 60 to Georgiana shnn-
non: So 800 .,, Q, .
Edward " Barrow 20 Wilson NJ Powell. ~
Joseph Ruff TO Charlotte Run; assts; 81
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address OF iessee.)
FEBRUARY 23.

REApr ST l42 all. Leon Realty Co 10
Merchants Refrigeratin2 Co; yrs from May /,
1912: $4,000: address l6l Chambers 81.
WALKER AVE. li35. all: Mary unger and
ano 20 otto Berl YRS 10 mos from Dec l..
1909. sTO0 10 500: address. il35 Walker ave.
STH AVE go. all: Anton y Schmidt to Died
rich Schener; 4 WIS mos from Feb I. 1911
81 500. address, STJ sth ave.
SAME PROPERTY; Diodrieh scherer to
John II Gerdes. yrs mos from Feb /. 1911 :
S.. SEQ: address G22 sth ave
PATH ST. l03 and los West ALL Jsns Z
Brtton 10 Henry Mich: yrs mos from March
l. 1911: 1000. address, 81 2d ava
47TH ST. to West. first noor and base
nents. Frederick Aver 10 William III Jackson
CO: Is yrs from Feb |. 1912. Sl3.500 10 $4,000;
address, 20 East 18th 81.
New-York tribune., 1911-02-27
NEW BUILDING PLANS
MANHATTAN.

DIVISION ST, s, So II W OF Allen 81; for
sty brk store. l8 2xl3 estate OF q Beekman,
Division and Allen SITS. owner; u Schoen, y West
oath 81, architect; $500.
MANHATTAN AVE. W cor l09th 81, for
an open air moving picture show. l & Bern.
heimer 80 Broadway: Webb, 2i1 Lex
ington ave. architect: $500
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Branch Notes.

Al the last regular meeting of the Elm
CIV branch OF New Haven Mrs. Theodore
Macdonald. the state president presided IN
place of Mrs. +. Z. Walker. the president
who was in Washington. Mrs. George A.