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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15
Il Takes Nerve 10 Bargain
for Domestic Service
I in These Days.

What is the name did YOU say? what
is the gentleman's business? Who was the
mistress before she was married! 10"
long have they been married? 10 they so
70 the mountains or the seashore IN the
summer? How many servants 90 they
keep? DO they have the windows cleaneu
nv q Misunderstanding company? Is the
house cleaned with a vacuum cleaner
Does the mistress manage the mouse Hel
self or is there a housekeeper!
No. this is not detective on tho tran o.
q great Jewel robbery. It is merely DO
mestic servant considering a prospective
place.
There are hundreds Of other questions
too. about hours and days off and am
oxpected to wash the chamberlain :
aprons" said Miss II. r. Anderson
ouiet-mannered and ef1clent-looNng Ear
nsrd graduate who was seen by Tribune
reporter In the pleasant office at No. II
West 37th street where she struggles
against tremendous odds TO bring the righ'
EMPLOYERS and the right servants toSethe'
II Is not an easy task in spite OF the ldc'
that there are so many more would-De en-
Movers than wOuld-be servants tha'
almost any one OF tho latter is eagerly &C
cepted as a right one
II could make my fortune tomorrow II
could lay my hand on Il few genera
houseworkcrs' " said Miss Anderson
When first went into this business, ap-
rucations for that rare and almost eNtinc'
snecies Of the genus servant simply poureC
in. Ha. thought ! TO myself here Is de'
uand that must be met. l will get = sup
NV. And ] spent my evenings ans"ef'hF
advertisements in the papers and inter
viewing the very dregs of humanlty-uh'
tidy. slovenly women that l couldn't pos
sihlv send TO any one. The general mouse
worker may almost be said not to exist eA'
cent in the suburbs. where she is taNeI
very green because no other variety car
be had But she doesn't stay Eehe'"
houseworker for long. When she mas nae
lust a little training she rushes 20 ,"e o,'Y
end wants to do a speciality. At hrst sn,
NAV be willing to combine the duties %
cook and laundress or champerma'd an,
waitress. but after she has held one s ucI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15

The business expansion on central Mah'
son avenue has resulted in the purchase W
another parcel for retail business 'ne
properties comprise the two four story All"
basement dwelling houses at NOS - anu
2G East 18Th street. being the s"u'h"e''
corner of Madison avenue.
The combined frontage Is $50 feet on ths
street and 100 on the avenue. Pease q
Gilman sold the property for Shepard X
de Forest 10 a client, who Will alter fhA
premises for business purposes me ask
ing price. il was announced, was M the
neighborhocd Of $4,000.
The trading in This part Of the avenue
has been a feature OF the real estate mar
ket this year In January and feoruar9
several large properties were bought TO-
business transformation.
The northwest corner Of West End ave
nue. and $50 street, consisting OF -FOUR
vacant lots and two dwelling houses NOS
400 and 492 West End avenue. the Wh"!H
comprising a frontage Of III feet IN west
End avenue and 12j feet In the street, has
been resold by Earle Il Calhoun and Mark
Rafalsky & Co for Harris and Maurice
Mandelbaum To Henry Mayer, a well
known West Side builder. The purchaser
will erect a twelve story apartment house
OH the sac.
Two large apartment houses. only re-
Gently completed. were sold about SIX
months ago by Mr.. Mayer to investors
The ROXborough, at the northwest corner
OF Broadway and 92d street. was purchase
by Colonel Francis l.. Leland. and the Al
lerton. AZ the southwest corner OF Broad
way and 1l3th street, was acquired by Au-
gust Van Horne StuyveSant.
The Mandebaums acquired the plot just
sold through Rafalsky & Co. earlier In the
year The original purchase also include
the Amdon apartment house. at the north
west corner of Broadway and SD street.
The Amidon was resold by them to Mrs.
John Clinton Gray. wife Of Judge Gray,
and others. who gave in exchange the land
at No SO Union Square.
Further details of the transaction for the
property No. 10 East 42d street, closed sew
eIal days ago through the firm OF Miller,
McMann & Donley. reveal the fact that tho
parcel has been sold under a four and a
half year contract. The building Is under
a lease to the Manhattan Hotel Company,
expiring in October, 1916. and the new OWL
ers will not get title until that date This
is believed TO be one Of the longest con-
tracts ever arranged I'm connection with Il
realty transaction in this city.
Miller. McMann & Doncy sold the prop.
erty for j. y. Roosevelt, trustee OF the
Amos Cutting estate, e. the Henry Nor
genthau Company. The price Is under
stood TO have been $4,000. which is said
to be a new high record for that part OF
i2d street east OF Fifth avenue. Tho lpt
measures % by 1908 feet, and is covered
by I'VE story building. which is occupi" |
by the United Cigar Stores Company and
tho cafe OF the Manhattan Hotel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15
TIE PRIVATE SALES MARKET

lo2TH STREET Maurice RuuEo he's SD 'or
Lima Buxbaum 80. 5ps Wost I"H'n street tN'
story American basement dwelling house. on q
lot 19Xl0Oll feot The buyer is Ms claire
Nassauer, who will occupy
NTH STREET Diego Chiarol,o and others
have sold 80. IS East lllth street. nve 'tor'
avenue. In exchange tho buyer s.vcs s"''u
dwelling houses 10 ~ street. between TEt''HN
and sixteenth avenues, BrooklyU
EAST BROADWAY Lowenf"H Prayer
have purchased from the estate - tarcHc" X.
Conger No ~ East Broadway. four story
building on a lot 25N75 feet George g. Ha.-
lock. Jr.'s Sons Vero the broker The pdrcc.
had not changed hands IA century
MADISON AVENuE.Ps'rick Herman has
GoodaIe & Perry the southeast. corner or Madi
son avenue and S4th street. o four st1rJ d~e.,
ing house. lot 2217s.7 feot.
the sale OF Nos. ana West &"'h street two
nv" story dwelling houses. "u a plot ""'' =
fec, through George N"imsn-
for Rachel R-de..helm 40. g. East los'r street.
I'VE story na'tou-', on lot l7Nloou f'et.
USTH STRE:T Arnold. BP~c 4 Bauraun
hay" sold for the Acme Really Company 10 a
client the seven story elevator apartment house
Nos 3i7 and 800 West Ilsth street. on a plot
50xloo II feet. Tho property. which has been
street. near Momiugside avenue.
THE BRONN
FORDHAM ROAD Henry T. EcI has r,,old
the plot. Jos 8x22s 3x Irregular with a tno story
dwelling house. a. tine v'hcast corner Of Ford
ham Road and Grand Boulevard and concourse,
70 q builder for improvement. Mi keN acquired
tho property about three weeks ago at tho court
partition sale Of the Patterson estate for t5i5"'
l5STH STREET Lauter & Blacknsr have sold
for George Laemmlc ana l. II Giraud the nse
story apartment hOus" 40. 4oi East i5S'h street.
on plot 5Oxl0J feet. 20 feet east q Meirose
avenue
1871 STREET LaItcr * Ba ckucr have sold
for Jacob Drunder Sos. 44G and $50 East li"tl
street, two four Ftory Goub'" fa'hJuses. each
on plot 3pNsJ feet. located 20 feet east ~ Fark
avenue
sold for NJ. O'Conncl seven lots az the southwest
corner OF Tiebout avenue and Ford street 20 the
OZARK Realty Company, which viii improve
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15
RECORDED LEASES.
CTlth name and address OF lessee
MAY IL.

BROADWAY. $50 and 191. store and cellar;
Broadway and Dey Street co to Daniel New
man; 10 yrs mos from March /. 1872 $500;
address, 81 East ssth ST.
BROADWAY. 2447, store. etc; the a 9 & VI ~
Hall Realty Co to Sigmund Gatzer; from -
10 Sept 30. 1916 o yrs ! mo; 2,1s3; address
5O6 Amsterdam ave
EAST BROADWAY, H. corner store Lazarus
Levy TO Joe Wolf; yrs from May ]. 1912;
S2."s0; address, Chatham Square.
NORRIS AVE. 1905. bldg; Abram W Herbst
TO Wallach; 3 yrs from May 10, 1917;
$1,000: address, 50S East 10th st.
MADISON AVE- 1901. store and basement;
Isador Wasserman 20 John Roggenkaump. 3 yrs
from May !, 1872; $40; address, IS East
lOTth ST.
WESTMINSTER AVE. sol 20 $40. first floor
above store floor; Wolf Burand TO David Eis;er;
10 yrs from May l. 1912. $1,000: address. 80
WESTMINSTER AVE, 76s, store etc; West
chester Amusement Co 10 Maurice FIeischman
yrs mos from Sept ]. 1911; 81. 400; address.
0S7 Union ave.
WHITE PLAINS AVE- AGO. bldg; William
diamond to William Sudbrink; yrs mos from
MAY j. iyI2i $500: address. 5B4 Robbins ave
lsT AVE liz, all; Julius Tishman 70 Giuseppe
Luasatoi 4" yrs from Jan /, 1912; Sl,2Uc; ad~
dress lT2 let ave
3D. AVE, 1880, second to fifth floor; Alice 2
Mulen ana ano to Frank Campbell; yrs
from May J. 1912: 5000; address, 27si Balm
18TH ST. als and al5 East. east store. etc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15
REALTY NOTES.

The Herbert Dongan Construction Com
pany IS the purchaser Of the block front
COOKIES feet. on Brodway between 1GOth
and 1G1st streets. the purchase and resale
OF which by Franklin Petit was reported
IN Yesterdays Tribune. Two ten story
auartment houses will be erected.
Henry r. Anderson is the purchaser OF
the dwelling house No ~ East 57th street,
sold recently by Henry y. Winans & May
for Mrs. Anna j.. Elliott.
The Frank i. Fisher Company negoti-
ated the recent sale Of Nos. 42l and 423
West 57th street 10 Quincy T. Gushing.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15
IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroom Nos. IA and ls Ncscy street
BY J. II. Mayors
HOUSTON ST 81 East. +. G22 n ~ Mott
ct. 24x43 SKA llx45.9: sly tennf and stores.
sold TO l. Phillips q co for $3.50.
By Joseph p Day.
COLUMBUS AVE 40 to 49,. $. block front
between s1st ana ga s,s. 2o4 ixI34 I sly hotel
k sAMn rRR5G5ffTEfY 70 a "13 adjourned to
isoTm ST. 2GI west n =. SOL IT , Of sth
ave 1sxa3.11; sly dwg, adjourned 10 May 2s
sgd ST. $50 East. =, Go.3 n O Of Isl ave.
1a9x72x irteg sty dwg. sold to Estncr Kap-
Ian for 81 900
i2sTH ST. ia East, :, aoss T. ot Park
ave. IS 9x99ll. 3 sty tenmt. sold TO William
schweitzer for sll.JOo.
by Daniel Grcenwald.
18TH ST, 500 East. II =. 1888 n ~ Avenue
4, - l0H1033: 2 sty tenmt and stores sold n
the plaintiff for $4,000 ,ooo 49,.
a. 24i1x1o3.8. . sty tenmt and stores: gold to
the plaintiff for $4,000.
ETH ST. 81 East, =. 10 - " 81 Ave \.
241lxlO33 9, sty tenmi and stores sold TO tho
plaintiff for SIS 600.
BY d. p. InrahaIn & 20.
BRADHURsT AVE. 126, ;. "a II q II .,
l4s,h st. 45xi5 ST. tenint. sold 70 IN" piainuT
for $4,000.
At the Bronx Exchange:
BY Henry Brady.
18TH ST, 80 TO 4t2 East, =. 300 II ~
Willis ave. 100000 and l3sth 81. 42a to 448 ten
sty and ten sty tennis. stores IN l3Sth st.
sold 10 the plaintiff for 100000
BY Joseph T. Day.
CLINTON AVE. 2147 70 2l57, =. 2644 n n OF
lslst 81, l2S.5Tl tx irreg, three sly tennis,
sold 10 the plaintiff FOR $4,000
by George Pierce.
VALENTINE AVE, 2414 cor 18th ct.
90 4xilO1 irrcg. . sty dwg; Tiebout ave. cor
18th 81, IS. Sxl2j vacant. Valentine ave. cor
1s7th st. 2jxlOo. vacant, Valentine ave, E. -
fl n Of 1S7th It, 25vlO0. vacant; Valentine ave.
e g. 80 n n II lsTth St .5xlOD. vacant: Valentine
ave. 2l36 G K, Is II II OF 18Th ST. 25xl00. ETY.
dwg; 18Th 81. 100 IT Of Valentino ave, Box
100 vacant. gold to the defendant for 81, 40.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15

Z p,iarart, 10 Theresa Y K Boulre 7lS Bur8e
81. Fob Il. 81, ATTY, kramer Dou'N'' --'
h' TnTg 100 and 1871 mao Harrington estate
r..iY. :. hork to Cuus SQ!.ner 1914 AlIeiu,'
a.r. MAY g. 500. atty 9 Furthmin' 90 ave
ana Tors Ga. "a. 2l5 to al7. 1876. map Van Nest
TIr.,. 10, l. map Union I'M at Forihai"' .o.'
~ ~ H. mar Hva't farm. Crotona ave, o.
80 n Of Lebanon q, 1'N irreS' on, ~ az
o s. 100 II u OF Powell ave Place "% ~, W.,
Min ! King 10 oscar l. Roy. 50 Waller ave
Efl. = 81. address. White FIotn.; ',,..r,
LOTS ~ 70 81 rap no i3' "o Ieao ana aon educ.
s.r. May g. Slv,. atty. e. \ Fur'h'"""' 81 '''
All ,,y '.. 574 to 575 nap Euz Il p King At city
IsauI John Brcm,n - Jos DION -,
i-4,I = y. May : 500. atty, TIN" Guarantee
ami Trust Co. lIG Broadway. .... nm
STORY AVE =. IA 4 " n 'a1,e ri
ave-, 5,>lo7t i-r,g. watson ave. u s.. .o1in t pa,
a.. man I-niorport lu0xlos lots 30 20 .hI
u.p II-scy estate. MH.tord a." : 30, ca art-
.f - l,O. John r. Bsnu 20 Elise Hen.z' ~
watson ave-. May u; 800, ATTY, Frank "as7
.cla Wc-,crostcr ave. ,,.,..,.,,,, o.,
Webster AVE. n y cor ~ hinrsnr'dg' lJ,
49, i--,r. vauril- Brill 20 jacob q simon ."
Tl.,,.tl. Drive. pcc ~. 1905 tmfg S--'l"'
500. attorney. Title Guarantee ana Trust De-
10 ' VF 'TTg5nrFHrY. Jacob Simon to Is.lor'
r,,o. - central Park West. May w,g 81
0Dp,- 81. attorney. Tiua Guarantee ana i''''
,, - sr - rar, 10, H. map wardsyllic.
20, ,rrsg Abraham Benedict referee. 10 wa!
r.-i Eu.'Iins co. 2;n4 Morris ave; May y mtg
g. 7opl. 81 500. attorney. stephen ''oHhs' ~
Webster iyE. " S. ~ f. q Of iSaih St,
1pv irrsr. Anthony X koeh'" 70 joan = 800, an u,
ana auo. BIO West i"ith u nntK S'"."''' 't ,5s
IL. 500. attorney Till" Insurance co. '"'
Broadway .,-.-. 100,
igTH ST. g. lot -. map nionporL I" o,s
v.st Io0'h st. May ~ untg $1,000; 81 httor-
nov. stanley n Maiics n. a. kroah"ay ,oxos.
,,,,,, raa1ru!Ia ~ a. to Jacob Grund,r 4'
rs, f7p,h ~. MAJ - ,u.ts $4,000; 81, at
tUrr,v. g. 4 Stslrur,l"r. l3ll "a ave ,,,h
i7pTfr ST. if East ""NsaN i,t's 'A.'n
GRINDER o. George lacmulo. $50 Prospect A' 9
,'.., a.. uub. Nav ~. 500. attorney. \
9' I'm IT mar, lut $50 map Wakefield.
,,,ii4t Now YORK CO. operating HuiIiiaS ant
Ian Association to IicrlcT' k?ys 10 s MIN
2lsth 50. july $. 1905. 81. "i'''n''' '''''''
IJi.,.arr..u @Gt Alexander avc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15
BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Eurrill Brothers have sold the three
story and basement brick and stone pri-
Natc house. on lot 33x131 feet No III
Lincoln Place, for the Leary estate 10
buyer for Improvement.
Howard c. Pyle & co. report tho fol-
lowing rentals Of dwelling houses; No. 80
Sidney Place, No. 147 Congress street NO
POI Bergen street and No 30 Love Lane
garage. and No. % Myrtle avenue, store
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15
UNFuRNlsHED APARTMENTS.
EAST SIDE
THE CLEVELAND
ie6-ISO EAST 2trH ST

,,,.r,,, ..r avn 90 4, 90 % t,r4rd, vi
| ~, ~, -, ~ - - ,,,.ys Zach SEQ COO
| ~ -, - q ,'r cont sal 200: attoruey,
go. ,h,.
Rp16E AVE- "a cor southern boulevard.
| oun" a.. trN N. :" ,Ia,,,i,,, ga,lty 60 10 Titl,
,,1d ,rr,s, -. Ns,It yrs. sIio-
oo" '45rass ia Rroadwa"
wv, %''...css :" 10 :, , to,,t .- nov
BitlGiS Nv, $, - II u ., , ..ni tis,,i,-"S
- W, 1-,o.,,, 49, ~ II ,nrinr m +,
.1,",' 10 '' ~ e. -nn ,,t,rr,y
$500, " r.,ro T., ..',rar.,. and Trls, 90 I6i
''''' i'''" ''
b'Trl IW.l,> ST ,o,2 ts,So, ir-,~ s,uucl
,va,,,"'i, ~ NJ, r.,'rk., -., va ISfst 81.
,,",I -. i,. Ia, =, INA. . nor cent. soon.
a,t,,,r,,' 80, i'., i',rsy .,ao ,iranI 81,
.,, ~, ,,, ~, ,>n ,I<roy-per,
~ :. $50, ,rIrri ,ioJ.-
,n',,, a., Si,,.,r - Rr,li.,' lf,, 4 Inc Ms por
49,, e, n"n. oltrass "-n5 Vi,ri.n a.,
o't S,,>'gEvv.rff All. r'r is,j ~ 1oqv
~, tt " I'll. -. n - W - 50 -.
! 2oN irr.g Jcnnle BrollGs 70 HSrnert s G5'-
-no ,,.s ~ L,ii g ii.Ins Ia %ss,x ~
; ~ ~ 80 E,,n 80 - rc,r yyiIi,,nsLrIiy.,.
,tri ,r'.r',., ., - ,'sttr pig,, "a. n,
Hi,r"" a" " ia 30" i9, " ,'cr I,r1 x-nn.
go, ~, 49, Ii,riJ 100 W,ili,,s
49,, S,,,nr, ''''''
TST 81 ~ 5-o man t,llzorstb p 7, kim,
l-CL - ~ ,'''. "''p l.'"",' ~ - Ms.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15
cERADYN REDMOND TO BUILD

Deeds have been prepared for the trans
fer to-day Of the title 10 the northeast cor
rer Of Park avenue and Goth street. a plot
835xl2j feet. to Geraldyn Redmond, Of the
banking firm Of Redmond & Co. WHO re-
Gently contracted to buy the realty through
Warrington Whitehouse from Mary n.
smith, Mary +. Sloan and the Barney Es-
tat .ompany. M Redmond bought the
plotRo build a residence for himself on the
corner, and another Tor MS SISTER, the
Countess de l.. Angier-Nillars. on the adj
ininlnp PARK aNenMe lot.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15
CORNER PARCEL IN MADISON AVE. SOLD
shepad de Forest Dposes of Dwelling Houses at 48n Street,
Which Will Be Altered for Business Purposes.
PIIYS WEST End AVE- PROP ERTY FOR APARTMENT SIZE

, Maria Berliant to Ruby Reaberg: yrs from
! May I, 1912. sSi; address 5l5 EagI l',n s., ~,
/ SgTU ST 2is East. store etc IDA MetzEer
10 August Huber; yrs mos from Feb l. l'l@'
/ s6I2, address 2ls East s9tn 81. ,.
/ iOSTU ST 400 Fast, storr ard Basement;
/ Antonio no-dentc TO Fillypu Greco, yrs from
! Nav /. 1912: $500. address. 2io9 lst ave
/ 18TH ST. 357 West, west store eve. 1ar'rs
J II Lehman 70 Alfred Starke. . lrs tr'ln May =
1919. 5000 address, 5l3 West 10Th ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15
NErHgRLAND cLUe HOUSE SOLD

The Netherland Club has sold its bmidinZ'
at No Il East 18th street. 1t is 'hi'e
story and basement structure on Pa.
buyer. which, it is said, has obtained otnrT
los The house is q few doors away IRON
The building If tho Appellate L'VlSl'"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15
ZIG PRICE FOR PARCEL

Tho trustee Of the John y. Roosevelt es-
tate las sold the five story building No. -
Taet lad street 10 the Henry Morgenthau
Company for $4,000 or Sl35 square ioo"
The structure is used ana heid uluer
lease until october, 1916. by the Manhattan
Hotel Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15
ADDS TO HARLEM HOLDINGS.

William II. Whiting & CO. have sold for
Grace NJ Lane 40. % East 125th street
TITO Durcbaser is Daniel Birdsall, who owns
The TWO adjoining houses. BY the acqulsl-
ton of this parcel Mr.. Birdsall now con-
trolls A plot Of about 500 square feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15
rtME dwelling HOUSE SOLD.

peasc & Ellman have sold for Joseph
Dillon no. 10 West 9th street, three
story and basement dwelling house on
Mot I7xlVl feet to d client for occupancy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15
seen in the Shops

endars and address ana '"7'9''''0'''
, books are $l2 10.
The names Of shops whore articles mehuontu
I ~, mis- rare were seen can be obtained 10y synI
| G,r - STAMPED ana addressed ehNeIole 10 -
tiu7, lie Sfo,s' Ncw-Iork Tribune. 10 insure a
aroi3u, reply TIE date OF publication SHOULD W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15

Ideal for the tourist. tho ocean traveller
or one who prefers writing letters under
the pines or on the sand of the beach 70
sitting stify In a chair ~ a desk. are
leather writing cases which fold compacty
and are fitted with a handle Ike brief
bag. They have the regulation pockets for
PAPER. envelopes, memoranda and stamps,
and places for ink, pencils and pens, and,
Of course "A fiat surface properly fitted
with blotting paper TO write on. The price
Is S. More elaborate cases containing cal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15

Ara the cretonne or cn!ntz pads a'''
,,,sbions on YOUR porch chairs just H''Ie
ZOO shabby 10 be used another season
L. &c an opportunity to choose he"
covers from a bewilder!ng assortment Va
new French cretonnes. Tho most &c
,as+. could not fail to find something ap-
uropriate In this array. EspeCla!S no"
monious patterns in deep Gun Ol"e a.,
yose on a tan background that SHOWS W.
little. and in soft shades of olive anu pl"'''
IN tbe same background, range IN price
from 20 TO 70 cents yard.
In the same shop are to he lou"d nue. a.
hundreds OF STYLES Of summer cur '"'''9,
oro Of the most popular-and "'s'I GUY
nonuIar-styles in ecru scTim WIN HV'''
stitched sides and pretty cra"""0i n
border I'm which the stitching IS zone III
.of, shades Of blue. green and yellow sN-
inc a charming touch Of color ana aiIo'u-
ing an opportunity to match the o'"t'
decorations Of the room ny inc c"' '"'''
lorder. These curtains are 10 ana 90 cents
n ward Suitable for summer noTueleS O. a."
saveral patterns in the new aurora Clo''
,iat costs 81 % a yard. II comes III IlCH
,oree of green. red and brown with geo
,,,etr,c designs in deeper shades Of the
came co,ors and though light in weight II
"a quite Opaque. For semi-transparent poi
tlares that give the look Of ,gntneSs ana
coo,ress which is usually most GrateruI IN
summer. loose weaves Of madras are dp,
rronriate These come ia the favored
combinations Of two tones Of dun blue OF
green in duh blue and rose, and IN son
browns and tans. and are priced from o'
cents TO $40 yard. Other light summer
curtains In grenadine and silk in monotone
or in stripes of contrasting colors' are . 20
and 81 each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15

S.rr'c. inexpensive white lawn shirt
waist. the kind almost every woman has
hunted al over the city for. are being
made 2 speciality by one OF the large shops.
Thov are trimmed only with tucks. little
,ucks or big tucks. to suit the idiosyn-
cracv of the purchaser, and "A little fine edg-
ing At the top OF the collar and bottom Of
fine sleeve 80 abundance Of cheap lace
lace disdgures them. some arc trimmed
with q few small embroidered dots in white.
They como ia both long and short sleeved
,uodels at 81 - each. The same shop IS
showing "tic-on' waists I'm lawn and sum
,ncr silks for g 10 So -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15

so need 10 tax ones mind with the oalIy
puzzle OF viii it rain or VIII II shhs "Heh
one owns q, sun and rain umbrella. iHey
may ue had iu dark SILK with a DoTaeF 81
contrasting color for ~ little "a 81 ''' J"
plain colors and of better GnaA'y six '"'S
cost from e 20 10 s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
MANIIATrAN.

with name ana address ~ srarte" ara a'to'h'y'
Interest rrr cent unless "ih''"'N' '."''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15
NEW JERSEY.
LONG ISLAND.

FOR SALE-Twelve farms near e Necessary
nington and Princeton with axN,raordinsry
buildings: terms easy; TOUT hnmes; one
fancy places; suitable country ncE. handy
stock farm with or without s,o urches and
steam and electric roads; near M, rs w. A g.
schools: 80 TO 200 acres each. "f'e
cam ". j. a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15

Also for tho summer home. another ShoP
Is showing summer comfortables hiled WIN
indicated cotton and covered with hguIeu
silk null with a wioe silk border OF '"'
color that predominates in the null IheSo
are s. IS each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-05-15

Mohair is still favorite for serVlceaole
summer suits. imported mohair III chah7e-
allie and plain colors, 80 inches "lue' ID"
le bought for 50 cents YARD u MS Ma
,eriaI also makes attractive bathing SUNS
Novelty betting in white and hguren ma
terial that may be had 10 match the COL
ors in almost any shirtwaist or summer
Gown comes at 70 cents 10 IS cents yard.
B,It pms In plain oval shapes with Simple
chased designs. ideal Tor the summer "hi'e
ar uabt colored belt. are priced IN one saop
from ~ cents to g -.
The Washington herald., 1912-04-05
ROOSEVELT KNOWS
THE FIGHT Is LOST

New York, April 5.-The Press this
morning prints a story of a conference In
Theodore Roosevelts Oyster Bay library
last Sunday, at which It was agreed that
President Taft could be nominated at
Chicago should he force the issues OF the
present struggle into the convention.
Col. Roosevelt" says the Press,
spoke bluntly to his friends and told
them he was sincerely glad that he
couldn't win the nomination this year.
He said the crowds he faced in making
his speeches had convinced him he would
not have behind him a united party
were he to win the nomination.
Col. Roosevelt said that Taft, II nom
mated, would be overwhelmingly defeat
ed. and that, in his judgment, no COM
promise candidate could hope to unite
the party upon any platform agreeable
to the progressives."
Col. Roosevelt insisted that this Is
neither progressive nor a reactionary
year for the Republican party, and with
emphasis he said that any Democrat
nominated on a reasonable platform
could carry the country.