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BRIDAL GIFTS POURING
INTO IHE 1ITE HOUSE
Senate May Choose Pearls or
Diamond Brooch for Miss
Jessie Wilson.
SILVERWARE FROM HOUSE
Foreign Nations, Cabinet Mem?
bers and Justices of the Su
preme Court Have Se
lected Rich Presents.
| Krom The Trib-.no Iin
Washington. No*r. '< Uhu Jeai
.<?n, datrfltT r.imors to the mntrary. will
pjg fr'.m h.-r fatlu-.'s friemls it. T11 ?
Praiatfi 4 . .f' od eoindetarable majn I
Aa ihe rommi;: "....>.' whi.h in?
terest! d Itself in raisinr; a fund for buy
b weddlai preaeal for laa Whlta
House hrkle has prafrttcal*-" ohosen n sil
?ver BBieke, it ls prohable thal tlie Rift
trtm the Senators will he a strlng of
pearla or a i ? ." i: of dtamonda
her td.- Mrms of paaiia nor the
Y,rv,. personal o.lia
,,.-.. wiii i?- ebcMMa Tbe wcaaea bavlni
ih.- s.l.rtlon in hand are umi. rstood to m
dudc Mt? Martin.-. arlfa of the Benator
.jrom Nea Jersey: -Vrv Claada Bwa*n>en.
irlfe of tbe Senator from Virginia, and
'Mrs. Lae B. Ovenaaa, wife of the Benator
.from North I'arollr.a. They have agre.d
?on a ptieoaal ot-naaaent for the youna
.bride. Thla was dona bacauae they <H'
not wish to eoafltct wlth the ajrlfl Bf tbe
House members. Several Benatora aald
to-day tha' they bad BO< been BBked to
contrihutc Jl". the amount reejw
Pespltp 1h?- notoriety arhleh gifts for
JMlss Wilson have gairied. both from the
tFenate aad House. mystcrlous packages
-.ontlnue to pour Into the WhUt House
iAmong those al ready recehred have ta ea
ppresrnts from s4-\eral Of the Cabinet
-members anrl thelr wives, each ahoarlng
athe personal taste of the giver: from the
fOhief Justice and BBBortatu Joatieaa of th.
%;,ipn,me C*Ourt and from friends of the
ibride in private llfe.
Beveral rteh flfta arhtth maa Wltaoa
wiii or wiii not reeerva hava alt-aadj
laalcictrfl by foreign ooMan, that havlna
beea done from a -rpetrtd fand set aslda
?"by those nininnianta for Just am h pur*
rjiasea as soon as annminremort of the
**.edoing date waf made.
Beveral of the ainlia aaa flrm and thelr
wives will aefld presents as lndtvidu.il
arifts. whil-- others wlll do so m did the
BepubliC of I'rance when Miss Attce
Rooaevell rriarrtad Nteaolaa Uaaia-orth.
That repnbllc m b! a aplecidld piere of
modern Oobella tapest-y after a caito.n.
by th. Ataatlaa aatatar, Bmlle IVaneola
Bhrmaan, irhlle tha i-'r.-n. h AagfbaeBaflor
;ui ! .Mm.-. Jusserar.d personally set the
bride an OBtlieh feather fan mountcd on
tortr.ise .?hell.
Katoer Wilhelm sent a sapphire and dia
-*_ond bracelet, while the German Ambea
BBatar and P4tl04teea von Stcrnberc. who
Wer4 eios- frlenda af Mlaa RooaeveH
? of Dreedm plafea made at the royal
luitUrtaa. .,., h tlecorated after a deaicn
ted by the iiaroaaaa and baailni ita
monocram of the bride. Baron and
Daioaiaa IJengelmiiller. who wera on in
timate terma wlth tha Preaident and Mrs
i;..ose\.lt. sent an omament of dlamonds
pnd Bapphlraa, which could be wera either
as a brooch or a pendant The King of
Italy i" rsonaiiy *BJIected his own -rift, a
labie Inlald with Italian - ?
Nelther tiv VI ;T ead Mrs.
1'airbank.s nor BBBBMbera of the Cabinet
gave axtravacaal preaenta to Mrs. i.om.
wnrth. Tie V'ee-President's gift was a
eet of oyster cnehtall tnaym, the baMara of
heavy Bllver, engraved wlth the bride'
lmtiaiB. anri the cups of *meeae. Mem?
bers ot the P. Mnct. with the exception of
BJenatev ItOOt, then Secretary of Btate,
gave silvfi dish.es or vaaea. The BeCTB
tary af btate and Mr. . Koot gave B chain
t-t-t with tuiqueaaa
Whlle an much dBKa*BdOa of the pres?
ents of the Senate nnd House ia goirg on
lt is rcealled that the New York tJetaBja
>tlon gave Miss I.oo.. vclt a present all its
lowt>?flve dozen wine glasses and a dozen
'.plates. holding a*. manv flnger bowts. of
ifavrlle rtaes, which was just then ir
Vr.gTie.
Several members of the House frorr
^lo told to-day of the rich silver vaaa
^."ovi'ig cup, wh'ch the delejratlon of thal
atatr preeented to the Longworths, thi
jilee.- standing more than th:rt\' Incbf**
IMeh and being wonderfully arroufht with
jflfliflilial fcstr^>ns of roaaj
There at tm* tO be ar. op.nion that rtiiinv
of the foialfn mlnlsters will send flowers
,/ir leest fl suffir-ient number te furnish al
rrrist the entire deeoratlon Cflf the drawin:.
? ror.ms.
CUPID DISGUISES ARROW
London Girl Finds Stickpin?
Here to Wed Its Owner.
Wh*n UM White Htar liner r.lt!o
landed ber passongors in this < Ity vei.
terday Mlaa Adfl NnriiHiaiii. of I_ond***-.
asked r>f'rtTlis-'il"ri "f ,hf' immigration
ofltelala t'> go aahore aad |Mt*ceed by
traln t?. Cn. ..rv, T. x., wheri> sh.
ahe was tr. rnarry H- rbert Harwood, an
engineer of that plar-c.
Sh- sald she expected her flarico to
meet her. but feared ho had been de
layed. Miss Needhnm then Udd ef her
cnurtshir. Hanvo.nl arrived later and
toid t!.r aaaao story before he knew
that tho young woman had been ejuee
tloned by the immigration offlcials.
Three yonrtt ago. Bl cording to Miss
Wocdhatn. *h>' (ouial a pearl Hti.-kpin in
a. departnunt store in London, nnd,
nftr inri.iiririg f'-r the ownor for two
Weeka, declded to keep it. Two years
later Harwood nx-i Miss Oc-ilia N'.. I
hani. B Blater Of Miss Ada. and Bftat
Beveral vlalta to her home recilia
chanced to t.-n of the . ti.kpm h.-r bIs*
t<r had fOimd.
Ti.i-ri Harwood told of a l-in bl
lost la the same store on the same day.
BBd, de.st-ril.ing it minutely. prOVed tli.'.t
the r>in found by Miss Nitdham tVM
his own. Then he niet Miss Ada, arho
returned the j.ln. Harwood refuaed to
kaap ii. The betrothal folkrwed
? a
WORKING GIRLS TO SEE "LURE.M
A free tierformante of "The LtUTe" will
be Bjtaaa for working glrlH nt tlx- Maxit.e
Kiiiott Theatra on Bunday night. Novem
ber 23. A 4-ommittee of philanthropists
ar.'i Baa*raa-iata arill have ohntiga ot the
jiffair and will BBBUpy boxer,. Ona BBBBB*
ber of tlu- .otnrnitt.e Ls Mrs. Harriot
mt,inton Mlat.-h. "ho will talk to the giris
befora the vUy.
F
10 BE HEARD IN HOUSE
Rules Committee Chairman An*
nounces December 2 as Date
for Opening Arguments.
NO TIME LIMIT ON TALK
Mrs. Dodge Already Expresses
Bitter Opposition to Appoint?
ment of Suffrage Standing
Committee in Congress. '
im Tha THb iboB
Washlngton, Nor. ?.?Women- thoae who
wanl t<. vote .-ind thoae who don'l wlll
i.e heard on the Queatlon of sufl
this country by tbe Houae Committee on
Rulea doi Ing the Bral week of D<
Chairman i i mry of t1 ? eommltti
? offldall] thla afti i noon thal the
hearings would begln on Tueaday morn?
lng, December 2. and arlll laal aa lona as
there are an) women who wanl to apeaa
foi . i agalnal suffrage
"The propositlon nn which the heart na
Is glven," said Mr. Henrjr, "ls th< reo ie*(
of tho auffraglsts tlmt thls committee
make a favorable report to the House for
tlon of a atand Itee 01
woman auffrage "
Ai oordlng to the plans of anl
and suffraghrts, they regard the hearing,
eeka off, aa the
greal fleld day of the woman q
Roth sldes in the battle arlll be repre*
aented by thelr aUeel apeakera and most
prominent leaders. Both sldea wlll have
men speeklng for them as well aa wom?
en, and lt l*- exj*. cted I ? real In?
formatlon arlll be broug I oul regardlng
Boffrage I .?"? er before
Mrs Arthur ht. DodffC, <>f New York.
prealdenl of the National Aaaoela*
tlon Oppoaed to Woman Buffrage arlll
marshaJ tha forces of anti*aufftage in the
hearing, was la Washlngton yeaterday
nnd f..-ihiy. and when Informed by Chair?
man Henry of the date eei for the hear*
inc said:
?'We are ready for it. nnd we are mn
vfaced that neither tbe Committee on
Rules nor the membership of the Hoose
ahould favor thi eetabllshment of n stand
lnK commltte* on woman auffrage There
is no doubl thnt the Committee on Rulea
is oppoaed to woman Buffrage, and when
the membera reallae thal thi ereation ol
the committee on woman suffrage would
be an unfalr encouragemenl of suffraglsm
thev v.ill not. I am BBTe, favor such .'i
thlng: My Information Li thal the suf
fraglats expeci the committee to deny
them arhal thi y ask
"A falladeua nrsrumont bas been
hTOUghl forward by the friend" of th.
Buffraglata, to the effecl that it would be
b good thlng for the Committee on nuies
to report favornbly the proposltlon to
i committee on auffrage, under the
Impieeelon that this would '-uiet the
clamor of the BUffragistS and r"tv< ' ?
a place Into whieh they eouM throw all
their petitlons and r.-solutlons. That is,
thev wouid make of the committee a
burylng groond of all suffrage propa
ganda.
"However, such a conceaalon would nol
qulet th<* auffraglsts al alL it merely
j wouid r.sult in their utJliatng lt as an iil
? i proof of victory. ln faet. they
wouid attempi to potal out thal it araa
the enterlng wedge; thal it meanl thnt
foneress favored an amendmenl to tt."
federal Conetltution f..r woman suffrage,
and that it committed the Democratic
party to auffrage Membera oi tbe Houae
should remember thal it la tho enatom of
tbe puffraidsts tO adopt a ruoberllke point
Of view, and Wbefl thev are gtven Bn
Inch. to stretch it into h mile Of oourae,
tbis wouid be abaurd when it ls remem
bered tbat ? oth the committee on Rules
and tbe House ar.- andOUbtedly OppOOOd
to woman Buffrage
"Moreover, the only reaaon for tbe euf*
fraglsts' rfeqoeel for this committee li to
make a flrtitious shOUrlng of Strength bl
the remote event of its belng iranted Aa
a matter of faet. there is now a Houae
committee whieh handlea aU reaolatkma
on this queatlon it is the Oommlttee <>n
the Judii iiiry.
"Why should there be rreate.1 a com?
mittee. to do B llne of work wblch has
been done for yeara m 11 most efh.ieiit
? bj a committee eonalstlng of some
ot the ableet and baal known lawjrera In
the House.''
FATHER INNOCENT. HE SAYS
Not Responsible for Daughter's
Disappearance Thursday.
a iguat Banter, father of _*loreiie* Bau*
ter. three yeara old, arbo dlaappaared
Tharaday in st from the home of her
mother, at N'o. %** l*ir'J' avenue, snrren
florod yeaterday moraing to Patrolmen
loaaea ol Ihi Lenoa aveaue police Bta*
tion.
"i hav. i ?-. ?? aeparated hrom n
' ini." exptalned Bauter. "l read
a new Map. r accouni of the disappearance
of my daughter an.i thouKht that tbe po?
lice in aome aray may oonnect me arRh
tba niatt-r I tbOUgbl tbe l-.st (our-e to
take wouid be to aarrendef myaelf and
have afl opportunity t<> show that I wns
OOnnected in no way wlth the rttsappear
aaoe of the child."
Bauter was taken to the I^nox nvenue
station, v here be was held on fl ehartfe of
abandonment.
PtoreDCe and her two older sisters were
playini In Bt rjabrlel's Park Thursday.
! They w.-re approeched hy a woman, erbo
offered to take tbem foi a Btreotcar rlda.
The children readlly agroed Karly in the
evaalag tbe taro older aaatera returned to
their home They were unable to tell the
whereabouta of Klorem e.
SUFFRAGISTS TO LECTURE
Speakers for Equal Franchise
Society to Take Platform.
| The Kcjual Franchise Bodety annpunces
I ii course of lei tures by prominent suflra
| ?ists. beglnnlng to-morrow .ift. rnooo, at
, the aeclety'a rooms. No. I Easl ;:7th street.
i The laotaiara arHI be Mra Freeertch Na?
than, November 11; the Rev. Anna llnv.
!ani Bbaw, Novembei ll; .Mrs. Jeaatca Q
Coagrave, Novembar %; Mis.-- Prancei
perkina, December '-'. Hr* t'bariotie Per?
klna Uiiinaii. December I; Miss Helen
Todd, Decamber Ig and Mrs. Jeeetea U,
i CuagiBTi. Deeembei N
i*i',.., alll be aorved after the loeturee
The hoateeaea aill be Mis, Roberl h.m.
jr, Mra. victor Borchan. Mis. John Car
1 bii'i. Mra. John Blatr, Mrs WIIHam H.
[ H*.d.. Mra i*'?'?? >' 1{ Turniiie and Mlaa
I Satab 1- I'ott- i
j Mis- Kiorence M King, secretary*of the
labciety, arlll make a tooi of the stat.- |_
1 ib.- near future t>. complete tbe orgaalaa*
tion of Buffraga travelltng ttbrartee la
tba ? aiiooa oountlea
Tbe auffragi "Ten Beat Hooka" have
alteadv been placed Ig Bl towns. I
FRENCH SUFFRAGISTS WAKE UP
Heretofore, Says Dr. Bernard Taft, They Have Been
Blinded by Other Feminist Trimphs to the
Importance of the Vote.
Fn th.- (Jnlted States, niffracists say,
?romefl aranl tha veta becauae they gooat
tr, labor. Bat in l-'rame. a...ndlng to I >r.
Btrrnard Taft, who ls over here from that
country to lecture, it works just the other
na*/, (Votnea ar.- so bttay with theli
nearly aon araa**ipatton thal they bavi
DOt had time tO strlve foi political f..
rlr.ni.
"I believe fl 1 ..ob.1 ely in political e-|.ial
Ity f... aronaen." he s,.td yeaterday. "'
. ?' thal thev have it not, in aay form. j
ln rr.-ini. Bul lt is COfntng, and at least
Franea haa the glory of having begun th.
womaris movem--nt. "fea, long BgO, ln the
fourteenth century. this aaoremenl re?
ceived Ita tirst Impetua from Condon ? I
"The atraggle ..f the Bngltah aomffl for
tbe ballol t. - elved its inaplratlon from the
France of the laal century. And whj le
. u thal th<- French women, while afford
Ing ii.splrati.in. hav. not WM fteedom (OT
themaelvea? ai.. pollttaal 1 oiidltlone. thal
la 11 ? Had the Flrat Repubttc enduiad 1
w..man WOUM nOW nave the vote; bul tlu j
. bangea, ihe npheavala, thei bave beea
her loaa "
Accordlng i" Dr. Taft, the Bonaparti -
have been ead dampera on his country- (
women'a advance **/henever th.-y aeemed
to he i:.-ttlng a flghting chance foi equal' \
Ity, along arould come ? Bonaparte. mounl
the throne and aquelch the hopea of wom?
en wbo wanted to ba free aad r-..>t the Urya
of men
"Nevartta leai the wom. n of Fraw e have
Balned much." aaM Dr. Tafl "Bul a few
yeara a.,.. ihe-. wera raM perraltted to
practlae taw or medlclne. Now- there are
doing both. htany plaeaa ta arl
an-i llterature formwlj ctoaed to them are
pen, anl they ara artnnlng much
h4mor sixty per .-. nt of the Frea b wcan
an working. and Frem h wtV4
much conaulted b) theli huabaada la buei
neea mattera Bul becauae mj counl ?
wotnr n are bo buaj a tb tl tea thlngf they
are nol etrlvlng ao much for political r< ????
dorn. W:\e- aa yel leave auch thlaga to
thelr buabands. ln a political meetiag ta
Parta you win Re ',.I n ? n perhapt aad
bui twent] woman
"Bul this wlll t"t laal The i'nion
Francatee pour le Buffrage Femmaa, arhleh
ona ago had bui 100 rm mbi ts. now
haa i,..,,,.. i,; this .Mme. de 8
bergi !- is the preaident and it to al
with the International aodety of Mra
,-atT it. - dea tb - whleh worha foi
BiUTrage alone, there la Ihe femlal
atlon, Conaa .1 Katloi ak o.+ F< n
*jmr*9f%t?*'.>T
v . tinga oo held and mu< b
vork * done n*?w for auffi
i,, x ifl roa* i oa Ihe ateamahlp thal
brougl 1 Mra Emmeline Pankhui
had.al talks wlth her
??Sh.- I ren< h well," ;
">he i* . ? ? reet
. . .. :??; rou would nol thln
,,, i a mllttairi Bhe le a rerj awe*. I and
. . ....... aoman, but I de not think
i i .11. . tb il I
|Tric 11 ? ' liah arona n mlght have
the i iffn ga ojow "
Dr Taft, Ihoogl -' i ' '?>'?"in''
n. v. i prai tis.?!. ? ?
aduatlng he 111 m wi Itlni i
and they proved bo easl tbet he
test, "Dana la Lutte,"
| ? i, n pul llahed In hool form
v. ,. iu througn "La Re*
.b by adoi l
iRui bj l.lith.
NOVEL AMUSEMENTS HELP
When Expensive Toys Faii to
Please, Simple "Cutouts"
and Beads May Aid
Kiddies' Convalesence.
The uttle weary faea and the fretfui
cr-. of "1 don't know what to do" t ?'
often delay the ajcfc i
can easil) be avolded I a few Ingenloua
thoughti for b1*- omusi
\*. ry often Teddy I I exp< aalve
toya tbal hai e be< n aenl to him by
? Bthetlc raletl- ea avill He nee
at the fool of tbe bi I, and tbe in*.
mterest can be BTOUSed OBly I
: novel form of entartalnmenl ti a! haa
?. . ? araua d hlm 1
Children ar-' never happler than whei
cutting up paper. Bnlp, anlp thev ro
Ing oul ahapelesa plecea froaa i
Imagaainea and makli wk le they
waste theli tlme There are aa man-. a
i-i whlcb paper catttng can trala little
flngera to be clevei and active Foi a
few eenta one of thoee colored papei
"paatomlmes" eaa I ? boaght wboee
, "rast" and scenery **',|l ,i4-''-** some hour*
l to flnlah neatly L ttli glrla hn a to cul
out* paper dollfl and croato faablooable
< wardrobea for them. Very often thev pre
j fer to draw the outllns themselves, and
I then thev can ...lor them wlth cra:
riowera, model housea, brlgbtly hued
1 aa?all theae can be made from paper
Rag Dolls and Beads.
Tbe average child lovea to make tboae
SAYS MAN'S INFERIORITY
IS SUFFRAGE VINDICATION
Commercial Male, Uptown Pas
tor Says, Is Hopcless?
Woman His Salvation.
"Commerciallsm haa hold ol everythlng
of tbis iiRe, and onlv hv- gtvlni wom.m
the vot. can we do awav with It," aald
tbe Rei Dr. Marla Keigwta al tb.- We ?
Bnd Presbyterian Church, Amaterdem
avenue nnd mth Btreet, iast alght Hla
addreaa araa oa "Woman'a Buffrage from
a Dtfferenl Btandpoinl "
"Woman." he said. ''< an improve tbe
world if she Kitu the vote. and she will
get it. She will improve COOdltlOttfl be
caaae she bj bettei thaa aaaa. Man .
commercial; he is eommefClal Im his busl
liess and when be votes. I in I ile.tion
Day he never eaata a vote arlthQjil think*
im- < f tts sffoct an tbe money be eaa
make,
"Thla commerciallsm la what makea it
possible Ra little* boys not over six yeara
..ui *in man) Inataneea to he allowed to
work from ?'? at night unti! ?'. the next
?nornbig i>i tba mtnee; it makes posslble
the worktng ln the factortea of Kirls of
as tender years. In no eountry in tbe
world, OOt even eru.l Kussiu. is thls tol
erat.d GHVB woman the vote, and the
eominenialtsm whlch fosters it will ba
Bhatterad "
Th. pastoi faid that he did not favor
tbe woman who wished to reta merely
because men vote. because she could .-?<?
COmpltsh leforms vviiii surh a motivc. but
that the true woman desired the BUffrage
hacauaa Of what she COOld do || she ha.l
its . xtra privflegi s
SALE OF CHRl'sTMAS SEALS
Auctions To Be Feature of Red
Cross Campaign.
The Rad fross Chriatmaa aaal cam* I
pai-jn will hav. BB a feature thls year j
tbe sale by aOCtlon ol tbe Urst seals or i
Bbeetfl of seais placed on aale, tt was an
nouneed yesterday. These BUCtlon sales
will be bebUin vari..us parts of the i-Oun-|
try. princtpelly la <*ities in New forkj
gtate, Ohlo, IIMnola, Mlchigan, Indtanal
and Tesaa
ln the three lasl named states aiit'i
graphfl of promlneal poraoag, laelialjng |
thoae of Prealdenl Wilson nnd forniet i
I're.sident- Theodore Roaaevett and wui-1
lan H. Taft arlll be atta* hed to cards
beariag tbe Red Creea aaal.
in N.-w ^nik stat. tbe sale <>f the aaal
wiii begln tbe daj afier -1r__ok_glvlnf.
Tbe proreeda are to ha devoted to the
proaeeutl.I tha antl*tubereuloa_i eaaa*l
palgn throngboul tbe country.
?la and doll ?' '
t every l I ea ai
cut, and Ihen they are atuffed arltb
ar..l a. arn np agaln Thla i I
? nll ' ? tlatlc benl
the - an reallj be
fr..m plaln ; ? ? ' ,....???
It OUt 1" the r: and
n ba | th< gater.
Btrlnglng bi i I tlme
wlth the alch i lld Rll
? be i ' ? r n I
' and there to nothli . I
.., much aa n.ak for
.
s raptx .-. .1 klnj anothi r taah
arhleh ? child enjoy* Olve hlm n hl
nd a few oid |1
trati : he aill amuae hlm
.\r. Imaglnatlva cl ireat Joy ln
II.- lo\ e_ t-, f, fll to
Khapi . 4 ??! I ? puttlng them to I i aai
thinhi hear thi of
? i f-,r
I. :
The Bran Pie.
. hlldren lo* o anj ea. .t. ?-.- nt, ? ?
? | wg ?? of k>-. i ru- thi h unfal ng In
? ,- tn ...ak.- .-. hi ph v f( a ?
?hould i e w rapped In aap irate i ?
r.r paper and hlddea ln a card hoard i.nx
that haa been fllled witb aawdu l Rvery
bour ? ' . thi child can pauae a mlnute
from hi-- other amueemi ata ai
"dip ' Qreal wlll ba hla p?-cufal
what he is golng t" pi. k oul of th.- bran
ala
PREACHER RAVES IN CELL
Found Demented in Jersey?
Wife at Claremont in Need.
,' \t\ 'I ,'>_r-i|.!i ln ! h.- Tl lb*_B4 I
Ni ra Bi unawtck, S. ?' , Nov I .ft< i
breaklng up tha furnltura al tha rounvj/
jall 'nic to <ia\ in hta - .? Inga lhe Rev
Aith.i. a? ... i on, ihe Methodtol mlniatei
frotn Waii.-r, S. I . "? 110 was (.....nl nn
the highwaj hare . eaterday balf rlothed
and demented, araa ptaced nadei ctaaa
conflnemar.l Count) Phyatalan Edgar
. preachei 'a mind li un
'..-llan. >-.i f.om overatud).
l>r. .1. IL Ri id, in teli photne <sommaal
i-ation arlth tha mtatater'a w.fe at Claie*
moi.t. S, . . taarnad thal tha famlly had
lafl Wa.n.-r twn w..k:- BgO b,. a . ? ..I fl
?eaurtat fevei epklemlc, tta cburcb bslng
aaaaad oni Bandai Her huaband had
than illsapp. aied and had BO. bei-n heard
from Btaoe. Bha ls ta destHuta circum
Btanc4 s .m.i . annol ald him.
Daily Bill of Fare.
TUESDAY.
IIHKAKI'lST
*..._>--i Wtatee Paara, ?i'h I****** .cif-*?.
So ;i in f<l i '? r.nl. i 'r, atn
Lyonnalae Trip* Craamed I'otat"**.
n.iio.-n Whole Wfeeal MaBlna rnrr**.
I.IS.'IIKON.
rt??f Houill'.n. arlth Sii.-nv. r'rflek'i
(ly.loi S.il.-I
Browa Bread aad Plmente san.iwichrs.
i.-nion i'Ii---... Cekee, I'lir-t Cwp.
IMNNDi:.
Cltai \ ._..ai,i. Bovp Paltad Bread
Corn Puddlaa Bparerlb Pei Ph ?'? l4ary.
l.tlii..-.-. wlth < r.-am CbeWM
Nwl Balla aad Frante. Dtxaataaj.
, ?,..? iiiur ituatai.1. i >>rr> *.
NEW BUILDING PLANS.
The Bronx.
BOUTHCRM I:- ii'i.i-:\ UtD. ? ?. IU ft I ol
Jr-inln.- flt; for a 1 fltf t^rk mor*. M,4*dB;
.braham Kane, 4.1 i are, .-vwi.r. i;i..n.-nb.-.K
a.. |. ichtaii :;.'* ".ii. h\.-, arrhltecta; coet, Si.?n>t
.-. .i i iii:i(N BOL'USVARD, ? *, n::4 rt aol
jennltia*, ?t; for ? I atj brti alceiotta, 47.4xi.?i);
Abraham Kane, u ld ara, owaer; Qronenberfl
,v LriMhtac, M 'Hi ava, archltocta; coat, 14,444
M.l'l II.I ..\ AVK. <? B, IM tl li ..I 144th nl. fnr
., aad ,1"!. fraaaa dwa. .'i\4.;, Lara
HBI Matil.la ,i\. owaer; .'harl?i< I.
Mlller, 'U Naaaaa et, bi MI tt; eoat, 14.444,
ALTERATIONS.
The Bronx.
|bj i ii BT, ? I and '? i lo lara I -? a ?
?tam aad tenasu, UaU an.i 4*StB; ||ai it ,:.
danbura -'-'-' VTeU IMth M owner; Dodga &
lloirlmi, ias H"r.:iii -t. archliectfl; eoat, K44
HR41.VX HOULEVARD 1344; lo "? -'_ flt*
'.: ,in. B Ifl M 4.7- ',. Man Y. I-iiii... r.n
pritnl.wner; ?;.-.,r--. P .',,<i.r. BM st an.l
\\ int. I'l.iiin ave, an hltai i; caat, I- ?
.' \Ml;l:KI.UKN<; AVK, Mi t>. a 2 ?l>
rratn ii i, and -iwIk. tta .. B TMaallto, aa
,,,?!,.??. owaer; M W Da* >'.nodu>. uu Tr?
rn..rit *\*; arehltOCt; cent, *3.?XX)
^WUMfE
>k_\^
^
JC^fciT
IHE AOON OnS-NGS
\tn
H l:
H B
Parcels To Be Sold Under the
Hammer This Week.
The offertngfl al auctlon in the v. *?>?:?
street and tbe Brona B-tchanga Balea*
rooms tbis week are chiefiy c. mpooed
of dwellinga and tenemenl propertteB
The niiie si..i" apartmenl houaa al No.
12 l-'lfth avenue alld two BOVOO s'oiv
etructures of similar lypt al the corner
Of Central I'ark Weat and 101th street
wlll alao be dlsposed of. A complete
list of the offerlnga folloa i
MONDAY.
AT NO. 14 VKSKV BTREET
Joaeph P. D
ictsr ST, ???** WTest, - w, 8**_6 fl a of
B.Iway, 16x09.11. 8 Bt) dwle i Columbla
Knlekerborkei Tnial Co agt n H Helnts
. t i.i. im |<.-. \ a C, uf. .. C a Pettretcn
..". $8,<I32 82; I 1281 18.
MADISON "tVB, 2103, ? - 10.11 ft B of
l.v.'.i Bt, 20s80; 3 at) dwlg; Equitable Uf"
I, -\ .i_t p i Balomoa at al;
, B Hayee, ref; due.
$0 :;?>.. 23; ta ??? -. etc, $1l"> gT.
Bj iimiiv Brad]
- ii st. 177 Weat, " a IM fl *? ef
m. i.i ,., , Ifl KxlflO 8; S tt) .iv? la;
Booi., ??? al igi Sarah Krli dmau al il.
i,i,ii Mujholland, r. f.
KS9 JS; I 1039
AT NO :?-"** 1 HIRD AVEN1 B.
B .i. ii. Kajrera
PARATOGA Wi-: n t, M fl v uf Newport,
lOOj luo .\ ? t. ..-'? i .i \ r.. b< mer et al
Kenni d) ei al; .1 J O'Brlea, att).
??; .i i. lOvlfh, n f; d i< ? ???? W M
I
TUSBDAY.
AT \. > II \ KSF.Y BTRBBT
i iepa P Da
ii;i. iM'El IT, '" ai d 18 ;
it, ... SxlOO -\ I rn -
MADISON BT, 217. n ?. 130 5 fl u i I Jal
.-?Usioo
\\ E 12, vv s. *.0 tl B of *?tn ft.
... att . Metropolll in Life
: ? ? ?'?
. . ., _ _ Q ..?? .. M Ij .-".v.'t. r-r.
__**j ll>1 "", ?._??
, ?,,; M ? * " ","f .' *'**,
aai i, . !.-.il< I ? ?' ?'
et al W Bchneiaer,
: 11818 lai ?
v 1 .1
I HIRD AVK*
i .!,. - h r Da)
RATIW "? ?? ','!",'v,H,i."r
. ? . .
I ?
. i .
. rt w ot
' x>
. ?i i'.i . taxi ? ??
J , v'.'< ?,..-?' ? f I -' '
--!' * ft r -,?
.?-. ii *, . i tl e ..
? -
VT NO 41 vksky BTRBBT.
fyyOtmoM
du .
_?,,? .?.., i-uj pm "i"
?l; J I.
'
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? . . " ' ... M.,x Al'
I ;,.':? ?> ? aWW
: ' r "',''; * ?.?,.|i
i Hari
rRROMB *
at ii ft a ? ?'
? ? : ' i
i-.urk" pl, ?-?*?--' '". ' _.?_.?, l*ru*t Co am
*. _ M. eitys;
i ? . I a ef Ma;
? v."
' "...
? ',.,,,. .....-.- taxi ?' - ' ?
DAY, NOVEMBBB it
.... M V-SER BTRBBT
?i ? * :???? r ?.*?\\
I.
. rwja, ' ? V *
'??? > 11- lo .*. Bt? tennit
b*tS" - cV:::!';"
,. $21.0-818.
A U.
ta-**
?
ll
,,, 8868 THIRD AVBW B
11 Ha ' , iafM
... 218 fl <? of ' - *
WAI_T?) ^ , ," . . id v
B, .I,,..-,.!. P Day. ,
l?5TH ? . ..?V,.ff
W7S5_^^4?H^
175 fl ?? ' H F EpplaaatCJ
- 113, a 1001 a 1 ? h (i, jaujob
JMnh^1' fte $10,788 M ta?aa, ete. ?*?-.
HtlDiAT, sovbmbbr l?
\T oeneral, poBTorriCB.
:c-f5_
"!V VI? .;., ,, VBBB1 STKKKT
R, Joaeph P Dey.
OREEN HT .>? I -ona "?""V
n -j,;,, ,. i of BmiHi s*.
20x100,
'"*''i.int..n PT. a a, 100 ft ael
20,1.....- adaai - aah?. "*? Thomae ?
1 is 111 BT Ti Eaat, n k 11.> ti vv 'i
St^fiarri m.i.- f *'- M T?S 81 ??;?
:', st'... H.11.1 "0 two prior patga agg*?Bat*
ln- XI'..'"11
By 1 n alarem.
. aSA Btty;R M ttahtaaom.
ra.; Obo, 18,188M; laxaa, ate Jis
A t B-l THIRD ATBK1 B.
iu Bnraa U K-aeaUy,
wit 1 is _Va w -. btocb Irwat !*-'?"?*
, .;*, Voiilevai,! ud UHUl il. ?
p, iilh*rn '"""i."' ',,...,,. ,., -1 iMrt William
irrcic. vacant; E ** appieo) ei mi ??*
?(1M>k!. co ei al; Caaaon * '. attja. 1. u
Dewllna. ref; dua, lABaJH; taaae, ele, ?.".-.?"
m .i" -iii P Day.
r.rni tt IU East a a, WO tt ? pf Blton
?*, SxlM 3 aty t-'timt. ?'aroiinn. Bobllnser
aat'jacqnea Preata al al; L ? Ctoabal. attv,
E 1. Parla. rat; due, 18.778 78; tax-s. ate, WOIO;
?uh to a Bral nta ef xi.ooo.
iiv Banael Man.
NORTH CHBHTNITT DRIVE. M. n b. TM
ft >? of liarnrs ave. IAx?7x Irr^,. Ther-B- MlU-r
am John I'.i'.i.l ?-t al; A 1. II?*.?'-, attv . II H
?Ugar, i.f, <lii*>, 13.011 lt. tax.... etc. Um ?-?-?
RECORDED LEASES.
(Wlth name aad addreaa af leeeeel)
BROADWAT, J08 un.i 107, l-t Boor, ate;
Prancla F 'laca "> Ho'ta 0 '.'?? vm-.H ?'n;
ir, ,1. fi..... k.i. 1, I'"'.. |lt,000; addreaa.
Mfi Bro utwaj
WALKER AVK, ? a .... of *-_wBf a.
atore \\ i. Howell Co io Theodon Mflil.-n; 4
vi. trom N"v 1 IPlg; *'?''?>"? addraaa eei
Baal 17?-!i ?t. _ ?
IgT AVB, .''17. ? Btore, ate; l?aac h, llarris
tr johaan Kru**ai 1 from N'ov 1, Ittf;
y\ :isn, addreaa, 320 A~a A.
;,, Vvk. 1063, all; Leopold Oattag to B
A ., A11111--m.-i t Co; :? yrs freai Dee 1. ItlB;
XI MO; addreaa, 3S Naaaau bi.
;l. v\ i: 2080, all; Jera P Murphy |e
Davld Bchllka; '-' xr* troat Bat I, i?i>*;
81.320 addreaa, 38*1 Conveat avo.
2D bt i" Baat. all; Mary L Coster to
Jacob O-ldner; 1 yra B reee from Ne* 1.
lOlB; I1.&00; addreaa, 20 Bead lt
RECORDED TRANSFERS.
iwith num. itrui addreaa ef aaneheaae an<l at
teraei l
NOVBMBBR 1
Manhattan.
PlUirOI PT. '_!, B ?. .-> 10x7.1 2x7.1 ?. f'aolo
San-ar. MBTfl Bfl I'rark Wrrantro, on |.reml?es
imu ')>:..<>"> Oel -'4, IMO; attataey, 9 B
1al| aro, 170 Broa Iwaj ._____,
??_f, (.T . I UI !' fi W ??t Bth ave. 7. i. 1x98.0;
Louia -a.ii- to Jutloa ? Blaaal, MO Weal 14WW
at; all ll?n?; Nov i; |t; Mumra-ra Itaaa a
I'utxel. 128 Broadway.
29TH .v 1". Weat. 22.0x98.9; -fnhn Palmer
iu Blrrhwcod Realty Co, 106 Broadwajr; b aad
.; aii lleaa; Nav 6; 1100; addreae, IM Braad
i.:ii PT, n a, SOf ft ? of M ave, 23x100.8
;,,.. n ?. 6) i awn ? .- E Greenbaura,
referee, to City Real Batate i o, 17.; Etrondway:
Nov 7. I11.30U attorney, Tttti Ooaraataa awi
Tt UBI Co, IM Bnaadway.
39TH si |5*Weat. 21.6aM.B: ? ?ornriia U
Martin to Cora L Macnua, 28 Waat OBtb at;
i,, * iaio |ioo ittorneya, M'l.au .hiin &
' Stern. 'ir, Wllllam Ht.
B3D BT 221 and 228 Waet, B aty r.rk. ,,nx
100" 208 Weal 63d Btreel Corpn to Dorla
V,,.i;'?, rin.in. 143. Fot st .;.. .- $.10 WO); No 7.
$10.1; attorne] l, Eiarnsa, Let.y, Cora .* L-?ln?.
UW Broa Iway
BAME PKOPERTY: Dorla fiwngermaa to
203 rt'eai iSSd Btreel Con*. 133 Broadway .mtg
$30.47410) \.,- ; *io,. sun. attorneya.
96TH ST, 28 Wtat, t ity bri. 20x100.8: Cor
nella L Martin to Cora Ll Maanua, 2* Weel
:?.o, -i De - 1914): |10o; attorra M
i. n * Ifi Wllllam ?!
W.TH 8T, 22\ Eaat, 0 flt] brk, 26x100.11;
Annle Ooodman to Karab Wodlaka, BBl lr.">r
.,,!.? avi imtfl .<'.?.?.4>?... all Il4?na; Sov 6; $1;
attornaya, Hambur$< fl Hamboraer, 7:; Waa
Hio; flt,
i__n ST, 134] Weat, i gt; brk, 17 6x100.11;
Van Wvca to Eannli V M
Adrfan and Terr* - avjaa {mta 114.000); Joly
28 $1410 attorn* . Jamea T Bunt i"" Broad
I a
i_m ii bt, .. s. 'j--.-. rt - 25x99 n
epl 7.'.. ? oll. M
refen , to ith \ M Ouln 213 ludul ->n a.'.
Nov il. $10 -?.--. Tltle ln
?urani ?? -'.. : , Broa la o
' The Bronx.
ARTHUR AVB, a a, v". fl - -' PaUiaiB ave,
-.: to Katle <;< lat, 2801
?, q e; Nov I) |1; attorney, Tltle
O.ia. mt,-.- and Trual Co, I7u Broadway.
?AMR PR< IPKRTT k'atl. Oelat 1
? i 19th ?t; Wo. 7 1100
n<.\. Tlt. 1 ?'
\ | Bt .lohn.
vt ki.-." I nthal !:? ilt: Ce to l:> rtha
. -i ;l i U ..-i OBth ? 113.3001
April ;., 1100 attorney, Waiter i Roaanetata
.,i<; Broa
LOT8 12 ind ??'. :?'-. i i| Morrt* i'ark:
i<i bard I- Mon* l I Banmaa, 1927 .1-1
ji\- . Xoi i $1: attoi rs Tlti.- in
mrai Ti u i4 Co Ifl l Bi oadway,
FORDHAM ROAD ni 24.10 ft w ?f Clin
21x107.0; Mayer OoldberB at al to
Oi |dl? .? I .;:? tlb. 134 U Ml 20th
ai !?'?.. i>. $100 a" tman fl i.< ? la,
."..'. Llbert. ?t. '
GERARD WI!. fl fl, 200 ft ? of Ifl.tri nt.
lOOxIftO; l:-;?l-? and Bro '?> Tlliw
202 Weal 1101 ? s- t; $1
attorney, M B Di an, H Wall at.
BAME PROPERTT; Tllllfl Meyerhelm io
M u 1.. .,n. 129 Columbia Helghta,
Brooklyn; Vov 7; $1; addreaa, ii Wall at.
? ?? lalllei
Park Veraallli !:? ? tj Co li Mar] B Ii.-.n. -
mlll, 1*:- ...
?, ii ini.'o, i7?i
Bi ad
ILI
? ,10, 81, M and ST;
o Bdward R '?'
4'
lr K. 44 V
' . ircal 1; lol 37 to 11, ;
map Knlekerbocker Trual Co va Webatar
to Martha M
. ? || ,,, ? |i
B Bai . ?? r al
I38TH ST, 804 E lat, 50x08 '
Nov *>
$1; attori imu tl
I78TH ST, n e ?. 111.11 ft ? e of D
? ? u Braldanbaefa to A V
I:... k?. II BB E ? ITBtl M . 7. ?i. at
oee Eaai laoth it.
Marie Roth
to San. r, 19 Monroe i" . Nov
7 112.2001 ? Wllllam
??.ii Broadv
? -. 92 fl <- Of fnN av. 2B Xx
122 I; Charloa M B _ V Ri ??'.<
;;-?-?-. : $100; attor
? ? ? ii ? i ? , i
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
? . ar. ! Btt4M*
Intereet 5 pi eent unla -w^t
Manhittan.
. '''.'" ' II. e ?, 26 0a Bntafl
.
" ' x' no
J .MEH ?T, ... ? - |Tx5t ' ! ?
? to VVm .'
I ,...
" ' ! ' -- ? lerine
Dollar I to Kdwai f r
? ; ,; , . | . .- tj
m iDISON .VE ' ?? curtla ;o
iai - N .; :i yra. A pt anl -
BAME PROPERTY; Gertn ?? - to
Kev I ?: .-.;..
? Bma Iway. B0i '. I
Btreel ReaJt- Ci to Robert l. Ireland, truetee,
Bratenahl, Ohlo (prlor r-.*_ $160,000); Or-t 29;
,1 ?-. r ,,, i |a| pa ...
I22D BT, IM Wr-t. 4 ?? ' . l7.Bxl0A.il;
? \ Malone to ""rederl \ Van '?'?'
S y. N'ov H. Inxtalments; 8
^i.?".. attorney. \ r Du Oel i M I
The Bronx.
DAL.Y w i:. ri ? . or 179th rt. U7 1x99 :
-., Cbarlea P Hal tork,
S074. II--I ??-. u.il .,\,- \.. 7 j ??. 7, ,.- ,
IW.ITU
i.. i'i.-' 42 ar.i 4.'!. blnek 16, map Morrla Park;
? . . ??? Morrla 1'nr't i
I Bmad i ?. Sov I; due ' 0 1916 II ?7". .-,
i torntrj. Laa yere Th 160 Bi
I
i... -: '74 ?,, 17-:. map '.??.: loti Hant'a roint
Eatal Elernen to Jf>hn COmnor,
75th tt; Noi 14; 8 ; i; 91.800
PRobphct A* ' a - Z&3 ft ? of Fra*
man --. ."^.\7f>4. pi tp, ? aw. n ... or IflOth
rt, TO.">x7P ii l"n ? ? ? - ? .-,-,_ tn.-. io noiia
. ,, -a-,, ..... u.-i ai doe ai it bond;
Net l; llA.i v. ? n li ij tr, 'll
? . ? ?- . ? i
1THTH BT. n ., xvi l ft e of DeJy .iv*. _n |s
1"1 S; A \'iiv,-nr Roekwell to Enuna t< Prua.il.
li. .-:.!. N V 1 rra; Nm 7 $3,000; attoraey,
.... 199 feaflt 189
SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
(Wlth naiafl ai .i .ni,ir- k of lender-fl at
\. rvi MI';.': "
Manhattan,
IBTH BT. .-,-,.,,. IDxlOB;
?; Van A rkra to Matll le
R ?;? ' . ? ? ? r $2 ?" 0 Btl. .. !,..-. .
Bn - 2 Ri ?
171 l*H 506 ? . BB, 80x96; loaa _M 1909;
f-enjamin Shanlro to \ti-_. x, .- .
s?F -?2S: *& fi-w .^s
The Bronx.
COLLHOE l-i.. i.-.l- to ?M, | .,?? -,rl4W.
tolO; 8 Rlu s Koman ratholle church to__5
Maud PWpra; 111.000; attorneya. john*>?S
Mlll*. Mount Vernon. *
DAL1 AVB n a cor lTSti, st, lin.iixii-,.
123x111.11; May A. 1008; Jamea _ Mrl__-"_?
te Rllxabeth .irnhiitu. H*,00O; attorney ttm ?
Clone, 148 Broadwa). r
FAIUE BT, 1018, 80x100; Oet li. isos- *<u
Jarmulowak) to Amerl.an Keal K?tat*' rv!
$3,000; attorney, .J C Meyer, .'." Bth hv-, '
HA8KIN ST, n *. T.M tn ft .? et Kort SeJim
i-r rd, i'.slivi!. Marcfa 18. 1010; .ia<r,b _ni
Ki'-ie rjiirto.f to Jair.e* naherty; ?n*>; attor.
n. ? . r.-.ink Qaaa, Weatcheater, N T.
LOT '?'), map 1270, Lohhaaar Park; jiin? ]?
11.iX; .;,..ipph Byan to Kath?>.-*n(> I' i,oewt'
*.vi7; attorney, Harry i. Howitz. 201 Hroe4-'
way.
LOT I7g maa 144**, Hunt* Petot i->tat*-.;
Nov i. inio; Heary Klernaa to Arttmr \
l.uft. |*J0O; attorney, I.aw very Titla Ins.imnca
I... loo Broadway,
LOT 17.'.. Barna map aad <ia-<>; *am< to
irunfn Point Eetatea |80A
LOT 174; ?..itiic m:i\i nnd date; aame to JuMti
Bll hn.'Ui .*.?*Mi
NORTHERN TERRACE? 08001 at), r. a, t*
t- e ,,f Tonkera (Independence) ave. 36.*-1Hi
88 1x134; Peb '!. IBOB; Hanaref T Harnett to
Tbomaa C Btephena; 82,000; attorneya, Dou
laa. Armitaae * McCntcheon, "J-'t-'t Broadway
STT.'HHINS A\ E, n e cor Jennlncs Bt, 44 ix
108.10x44.4x101.8: Jan 2, l'">" Ahner M Itrad
ano to Charlea M Cook; IB.'W); attor
Unmonilth & imnn, jhi Braadwar,
ASSIGNMENTS OF M0RTGAGES.
Henry Braaft ta Roberl L Btte; lb*
Tltle Ouamntee ano* TniMt ,'o t-> Itfhecoa 8
Mlll*-: $11000 . ,.
Frederlc. de P Poater and an... tras, n J-?o
Francl?M BoseafeM to TRM Guarant*- an-1
Trust i'o. |8,6O0. ? .
Creaerlc i- P Poetar, irss, to BisawM ot
|' Poater. trus; fl. _ ,.
John W Minturn fo Kre-Wic de P L*Jt*r
Robert L Btlx to Henry B-ndheim; jWM%
1 >ntral Flnance Co to Ed* l? rlfa. jr; *i
Harry Wolfe to Bseklel Fix-i.at.; ?L
Thomaa W Butta, true to ' ama A ("?mn
et al, trua; 840.000 ?._?__
Lawyen Mortsaga Oe to Anna I Church.
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