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THE BROOKLYN DAILY EAGLE. XEW YORK. FRIDAY. JUNE 23. 1911.

Same to same, stiver t. a a. PAROCHIAL SCHOOL FXEFC'SES. News in the Field of Real Estate Activity THEATER TOPICS WALKS AND TALKS By JULIUS CHAMBERS. N'E of ths most difficult problems presented to the mansg-ing-edltor of a daily newspaper is to know when his hundreds of thousands of reader aro satiated with a "story" that has been "running" for several days.

I was think-ing of this problem this morning and wondering what space the cleverest ol the editors would bring the "Coronation" function down to to-morrow. Aside from the list of the dead and wounded, It will be as dull a tale to-day as would be a ruhash of the crowning of Wllllaiu -the Norman. This same proposition often present Itself to an editor in the case of a great ase or a great prize fight. lfA is meeting be- es was worth (and It was), could be put disaster, or, most of all, a prize fight. If tbo first day's account of the tween Johnson and Jeffries a hundred thousand words tne second day "rollow" could be put in 400, Take a great (Ire: nothing ln-, tnl'HRta aflur Ilia ili.ai ii.ii, r.i:i-v lists of the dead and the saved.

fj' All of which is upropus of the "tfl ink the gr1 tile are intjf nation." Do you really think bulk of ths American people osted In the affair, beyond a hare strfi incut of the ceremonial? I don't. A reader of eleven newspapers every A day and a'9 on Sunday, will admit tl-J a "warmed over" account of. any ere event has no Interest for me. The functloiA muuuuu Lu-uajr win ue a puraae, What mora flirnml than Ihnl a i party or a St. Patricks procession, but It will not sell any more newspapers, unless one of the grandstands collapses nnd the Duke and Duchess of Sqiiankuni are killed.

For more than thirty years, 1 hava made a study of public internal in great functions, it is most unusual for any great single event to maintain lis hold upon the readers of newspapers more than twenty-four hours. Reference Is not had to wars or tho progress of events in Congress, upon which hang the destinies of nations. is tha oue thing that keeps a good news event alive. Very few American newspaper readers to-day will know lie route followed by tho King and Queen in thalr tortuous course from Buckingham Palace through tho London streets and back again to the point of starting. Of late, the Idea has gained ground that American Presidents must travel about the country and show themselves to the people.

Unless a Chief Executive is a candidate for re-election, I see no useful purpose therein lie exposes himself tn danger, needlessly. Not to mention railroad accidents, there are a certain number of "cranks" abroad. Presidents tilways have means of exploiting their views to Congress. What Use Is there in evolving theories about at Farmers' Conventions, before people who do not understand half that is said, and It they approve, sum up their appreciation. In the words: "By heck! it was a powerful address!" Canadian reciprocity Is to he sacrificed on the altar of tariff discussion that may last until the middle of September.

How much better It would have been to have had the Canadian business settled and the tariff taken up Id December. If the Senate is split Into several pieces, it doesn't necessarily mean that a majority can be swung for the adoption of the Canadian hill. 1 confess to a feeling of intonee human Interest In the suit in progress to provo or to disprove that music can or cannot be taught by correspondence." The ap-pearance yesterday of little Miss H-year-old girl, playing one of Mozart's sonatas to the satisfaction of experts is Intensely edifying, tt. is a r-markuble feat if, as it is claimed, she accomplished this without personal Instruction. An old man is known to me who plays the piano with tender expression, although he never had a teacher; but bo had studied long by himself, and has been to hear all the masters in order to catch their expression and That's Important.

i The quantities of seventcen-yenr Jo- custs that Insist- upon getting on tho railways are Interfering with traffic throughout the Middle West. Whether Wall Street will make use of the loouit as a bear faotor or not, 1 cannot fore see, but I think it highly probable. If I were 'short" of some of the stocks affected hy the greased rails, I certainly thon av, 2CixS'j. rtlagevvood $3,200 i frame 10 same, silver fit, a iei.li rt An-thon av. Rldgewood M.

Same 10 same, Silver st, 228.11 Author, av, P.ldgewood Same to same, stiver bi. a a. ".1 An- thon av. sustw. liidgenooi frame ,0 .11 OKyan.

silver St. I. Anil. on sv. Ri.lgewood $1,000 Same to aame.

Sliver at, a s. 189 11 An- thon av. Rldgewood Same to aame. Silver at, a 123.11 tv av. Rldgewood Same to same, sliver al, a a.

2:8.1: An- th.11 v. 2trM. Rldgewood Sl.Oov Same to aame. Silver at. a a.

:4.l! An- tlloo av. 20uo. Rldceivood Same to same. Silver al. 8 165.11 w- An- thoi.

av, 20XI1.I, RUsewood Maclilll. A. to The Tlirlf. Lfnwood av, cor Palace blvd, 100x100, Ilayside $1,550 Scln.iiz. F.

10 Rrunner, Metropolla a. C7 ft Walnut st, fc'xi. Richmond Hid Eouth 11. "50 oiroefer Realty Co to Stroefcr, Washington av. cor 7th av.

80x100. Mocltawny Same to aame, Washington av, cor 7tn at sjxiihi. tlockawav Pk Spier, A. 10 Somervllle. Amstel blvd, a.

110 fl Clarence av, Arverne. Scott. M. 10 IS Endsmsn. lot 1.

map Coleman. Wlilteatone tii.uno Ttilltlil. .1 tn 1 2'Jd 300 ft a Cypress av. 88x100. Flu-blng I ehleln.

O. to Oerlach. null av, twi Colimaata av. s.i 8vti7 a Mnnoeib Weigl. A.

lo Long Island Rosd A Mort- tltt fl.mr l-n l.ttrl S. 40 ft Erasmus av. 4'ixioo. Sprlngtleld Same to Nsw York A New England Realty Co, lota 8, 4, bit 7. map Springfield Mpringneia Jl.WO Assignments of Mortgages.

JUNE 22, Atwater, exr, to Smith nom Same to aame Bolssel. to Martin ir. r. lo Cornel A ano, ex'ra Same to aame Same to aaiiie Same to same '2, Same lo same Finch. H.

exr, to A Acker Long Island Safe Denoalt Co to Tills ttusr A Trnar Co Melville, to A Brinkni.m Moser, to 3 Moaer nom Peoples Trust Co to Martin nom Queens Countv Co io Rang. Sr.nom Young. T. A ano. trustees, to Brooklyn Trust Co, trustee nom Conveyances.

JLWE 22. Proadtvay-Fluehing Devsloomeni Co to Molloy, lota 13, 14. bk 4, map Broadway-Flushing nom Bovco. I. to T.

Wallace. MiiDle at. 150 ft iv Wyckofr av, 50x100, BltlMi m-unner, to Wuhultvt. av. 87 ft iv Walnut st.

SOxltV, HlchillOlid Hill South Cadoo. F. A. to coup, lot 1102, sv hall 1081, map VII West Flushing; lot map Hamilton's Home Sites. Corona $100 inn.

io Tassle, centre av, 6 440 ft a Brooklyn St Jamaica pk Id. 100, Woodhaven nom Darrin. I ref. to James, lots :3 271. Inn.

tnaD II Bennett A i'o. Spring field, foreclosure Dickcl Construction Co to Brenner. Oceauview av, in ft a ltidgewood av, 21x100, Woodbaven $100 Uollt, to Bartcls. llleecker at, n.w 00 fl a iv Cypress av. 2tixl00.

noin Elnihurst Heights to 1. Hrunivald A ano, lot 2303, hit 23, Elmhursl Heights nom Fox. ,1 H. lo I Hess. Woodbine al.

sea, 224.4 Prospect av. 25x100. Newtown, I'inan, f. a ora to I'lniin, bin st, 5 ft West av, 50x100, I City $W0 Same to Flnan. Sth at.

a s. 175 ft West av. 50x100. 1, I City $100 Greater New York Home Co to Woodrow, lOI 318, map St Albans Heights. St Albans.

nom House A Home Co to Tvnieckl. lots t.24. 525, map Cedur Manor. Jamaica nom itennessy. .1 to Hlrschman, Jackson i.

cor Olh av. 14x137: Jackaon av. s. 137 ft Vth av. 50x81.7.

It I City $tOc aoiiy, a. io Mraiuion, High st, s. 3iio rt Sycamore av, 25x125, Corona $100 Jenkins. C. lo Stellor.

Iota 1. 2. bk SA. map Wliitcstone Land Asan, Whttestone. l.awlor, to A Slovens, lota 214, 2117, bk 10, map No 1, Mollis nom Medernian.

lo A McCormick A. ano, lots 222, S70, 280, 281, map Bt Albans Heights, SI Albans: lola 110, 111, bk 4. man Jamaica Court, Jutunlca nom Muller, .1, to I Heudle. Cherry at. cor iJrant or, 40x100, Richmond Hill West.

niiiiiiueriiiiio cuuniy neany i to a i Deniareei. Liberty av. s. 8: ft cilninn v. llxiill, Hlchmond 1 1 1 1 1 iSew ork and New- England Realtv Co to A Weigl.

lots 3. 4. blk 7. maD So'rlniflald Terrace. Sprliigfleid nom New York and Philadelphia Associates to Mackie.

lots 223 to 227. Inc. man JimialeS Hill, Jamaica nom Odell, J. 10 Tulhill. 2rt at.

a. 2 81 ft a cypress av. 56xWo, Flushing nom O'Ryan. lo I Martin, Sliver st. 9' ft Anthon av.

90x158.11. Rldgewood Parry. T. to .1 Johnaon. lofa 1014 1015 blk 31.

map Meyer. Eltnliurat $101 Rlckerby. A R. lo Vincent. Old South rd, 01 ft Wood av.

SOxlOB, Osone Park. Sanders, ft ora to it Bliss, lota 10112. 1023, 1024. blk 23: 1020. 1021, blk 23, map -HIM iota Morris rarK Schniirmaclier Realty Co tn Wnrren.

Wygand av. s. 643 ft a Boulevard, 23x8.1, Arverne $10.1 sell well Realty CO to t. Gunman. Ittie de St Felix, a.

263 ft Sea Ol rt av. Fulton av. s. 216 ft In Sea tllri av. Shxioj; Rue ds St Felix, iv s.

ln ft Sea (II rt av. 60x100. Far Rnckawav $100 Szwernlekl, to A Szwsrulcki. lots 163. 184.

165. map Fulton Heights, Jamaica mini Schmer. to .1 Brady, lots 52 lo GO. Inc. blk 22.

msp Belle Harbor Somervllle Really Co to 0 A Solar. Amstel boulevard, s. 00 ft Clarencit av. 4 x100, Ar verne nom Sloane. A ano to .1 Cramer, lots 53, 54, blk msp Elnihurst Heights nom Same to aame, ots 10S8.

1040. 1041. 1042. Ik 10, msp Biai Elnihurst no Steller. II, 10 1 A Harrison, lota 1.

2. blk 54, map Whlloatoiie Ld Asan. Wliltcsion.i. .110.11 Tassle, A ano 10 Dill, Confer av, 440 ft a Brooklyn A Jamaica I'll id, 77,4 xirm, Woodhnveii nom Tuoby, ref, to New York and Now England Realty Co, lots 1. 2, 30, 40, 5, 3.

4, blk 7, map Springfield Terrace, Springfield, foreclosure $1,000 Vanderveer. 31 F. H. evtrx, to l.ovartng. Percy st, 575 fl Beits sv, 100x138.4; Percy St.

373 11 Sehroeder pi, Bctls av, 50 ft William at, Wuodaide Yale Land Co to A Dllhnan, tot 281, map Foreat Park North nom Zlniniermunn. It, lo (JHeknian, lot 128. map Shpoler Realty Co. Corona $10 WOMEN WILL PARADE. 1,000 Williamsburg Ludies Will Ad- vertise Now Dispensary.

Plans have Just been perfected by the. members; of the Hebrew Ladles Dispell" sary of Willianifibnrg for their comlgg parade on Monday next. The women, who number over 1,000, will asaemble In Uederkrana Hull at noon to listen to the details of the inarch, and will then parade throughout the streets of that see-. tlon. In this way the members Intend tn Inform the people of Williamsburg of their new dlopensary which is to be dedicated July 3.

Announcement has also been made that the women will conduct a fair at 84 Couit street for the benefit of the new Institution. The officers and board of direc-, tort of the society are as follows: Officers Mrs. M. Arbeit, president; Mrs. S.

L. GIticroft, first vie president! Mrs. S. Qulnn, second vice president! Mrs. N.

Gordon, treasurer. Board of directors Mrs. M. Arbeit, Mfs. S.

L. Olucroft, Mrs. 9. Qulnn, Mrs. N.

Gordon, Mrs. M. Hcrshletfer, Mrs. R. Moyrovlu, Mrs.

S. Schnchfle, Mrs. A. Shlefstein, Mrs. A.

Whlteraaii. Mrs. A. Poener, Mrs. I.

Deltcb. COLUMBIA'S CORONATION. Americans' Coronation of their "Queen" tal.es place on every Independence Day, and Is saner and more creditable every year. Well may they sing: All hall Uif power of Freedom's name! Let tyrants prostrate fall! Bring forth Columbia's dladom, And crown her "Queen of Alt:" Her diadem, the Phrygian Cap. Means freedom from oil thrall; tier scepter is our glorious Hag Sq crown her "Queen of All.

ltd ev'ry Frccdoin-lovlng vacs Qn this terret ball Olve to her loving fealty And crown her "Queen of hail the power of Freedom's name! vrHnta iirosu-ue fall' i ji.hm Bring forth Columbia diadem. And crown her "Queen of JAMBS P03T0N. BOROUGH PAEK PLANS. The Borough Park Board of Trade met night nt 105 Twelfth avenue an I dUcusscd the celebration on July Fourth. The plans are now complete.

A paradu of the children will Btart st each of ihu six schools In the section, till Joining ot Public Sohool No. 103, Fourteenth ave- Fiftv-fotirth street, at 10 o'clock I Tne parade" will then continue along Fourtecnth avenue io ui. rffreghmcnta. aing PBtrlotic songs nnd dance. BROOKLYNITE A TRUSTEE, Mlddletown.

June 23 Announce- nient of the clection of tho board of trustees of Weslcyan I'nlverslty wa made) at the university lo-oay- i as follows: Cephas B. Rogers. Mrrlden; John K. Andrus. New Vork; Charles Gibson Mbanv.

N. Clinton De Witt Bur- 1 I of at Is In It in In a blaie of royal purple and old rose. Ve leaks Surntr hlnomeri In "The Red Rose" at the Globe Theater In Manhattan, last night. It was one of those wonderful musical shows In which color runs riot to such a degree that the eye becomes tired and sighs for the sober gray of Plymouth Town. No better and no worse than one hundred or more summer shows that have bloomed and died away, "The Red Rose" is destined to entertain the tired business man in those sad days of "my wife has gone to the country fame.

The robes, costumes and scenery were said -to have teen designed by Miss Suratt. Undoubtedly the statement is true, tot a chorus of wonderfully pretty girls wore costumes that even outdid In daring Miss Suratt's own gowns. The stnee pictures were a blaze of glory over which continually fell the soft petals of red, red roses. It was a wild, Intoxicating dream of wonderful reds aud purples. Harry B.

and Robert B. Smith were responsible for the book. Outside of giving Suratt an opportunity of displaying her slender talents to the best advantage, they did little to" help along the entertainment. The music by Robert Hood Bowers was decidedly better than the book. It was of.

thut popular nature that, is easy to remember, and In. the "lobster palaces'1 after the entertain nient. the audience uuiv.kly reoognizvJ "Come Along, Ma Cherie," "Wedtiii? Bells," "The Queen of Vaulty Fair" ami "Men, Men, Men." The cast was as acceptable as was the; Miss Flavio Arcaro, who reiulndod the audience of Marie Dressier, wus. In particular, warmly received. She was cast for the part of ballet dancer, loo old to dance, and her work throughout was most enjoyable.

Alexander Clark, Wallace McCtttcheou, Ernest Lauibart, Miss Itilllan Graham, Miss Carrie Reynolds and Louis Casavant were uniong the others who did well. The entertainment, however, us a whole, rests -with Miss Suratt, her little Suratt girls, and His wild dream of roynl purple aud old rose. Bnslev la to play the role uf Heunrla reck, the manicure girl, lu "Tha Henpecks," when It resumes its uiu ui the Broadway Theater early lu Auguait. She was last seen In this city us a member of the New Theater Company. Hor engagement with Mr.

Fields will bo her first appearance in musical cunieuy. Elizabeth Firth, formerly a member of tleorgo Krwurdes' Lotulon Gaiety Theater Company mid the original "widow" tn the Loudon production of "The Mciiy Widow." has been engaged by Charles nvohmaii for thn Donald tlrlnn Company, which is to appear In "The Siren" at the Knickerbocker Theater lu septemoei. This is to be Miss Firths Itrst appear ance on the American stage. 1511th Reumeit, court player to King irVariorifk of Denmark, and a member of the endowed government theater, the llnyal Opera House or copenungoii, ai-rlved in New York yesterday to make nreiiarntions. for a tour of America 111 a series of recitations of Hans Christian Andersen's Fairy Tales.

A. H. Woods Is bringing fifty midgets from the other sido to participate in his new production of "Little Nemo," the rights of which ho nas ooiaineu nom Klow Erlanger. NEWS OF SHIPS AND PORTS. Kvrv British steamship in port was gaily decorated with flags yestorday, in honor of the coronation and on most of them tha event was duly celebrated In other ways.

None ot the lucncn. ilnsalan or German steamships wsbibo any bunting over the occasion, so far as those In Brooklyn, Hi least, were i-nn-cerned. Th Booth line's steamship Clement arrived yesterday afternoon at Pier 4. Martin's Stores, from Maimos. I'ara and Barbados.

She brought sixty-nine pas sengers, cases of rubber. 4.500 hoc-tos of Brazil nuts and a general cargo of cocoa. Carnuuba wax, deerskins, roots and sundries. The Red Cross line's steamship Klorl- zel arrived yesterday at Pier Beard's Stores, from St. John's, N.

K. and Halifax, S. She brought flfty-six passengers and a cargo of fish of various kinds, cod roes, cod oil. butter, shingles and live hundred barrels of sealskins, this lutter an unusually largo shipment. Tho Booth line's steamship Ucayall arrived yepter--y nt Pier 12, Plerrepont's Stores from Iqultot, in Peru, Manaos, Obidas.

Alenqued. Para and Barbados. She brought one passenger and six hundred tons of Brazil nuts. Over 1,600 tuns these have reached here within a week, on the Dominic, Clement and Ucayall. They bring a very high price present, while the best Para rubber only ivbrth 94 cents and from tliat down to 42 cents for coarse grades.

While rubber commanded a high price the natives of the Amazon Valley gathered it preference to nuts, and little of the latter came here for the past two yours. The Lloyd Brazllclro line's steamship Ptirus arrived yesterday afternoon at pier 5. Bush's Stores, from Santos And Barbados. She brouglitly Only two hundred and flfty-one bags of coffee, the odd one being for Arbuckle the smallest consignment the big Arm ever received; is probably a sample package. The British steamship Ramsay arrived yestorday at W.

R. Grace Co Huron St. pier. In ballast from Baltimore. She will load here for the Weet coast ports of South America and Is due to sail on June 30, The Uranium line's steamship Cam-nnnello sailed yesterday afternoon from the south pier, Atlantic Dock, for Rotterdam.

She takes out several hundred passengers and a full cargo of grain, corn, brewers' grains, nigs, old rubber, flour, provisions and general merchandise. The Hansa line's Indian and American service steamship Adanistnrn sailed yesterday from Punch, Edye Co's. pier Bush's Stores, for Bombay, Colombo, Karikal, Coconada, Calcutta and Raiv goon." She takes out a cargo of case oil, duck, domestics, hardware, machinery, tobacco and general manufactures. The strike of the firemen on the Ward and New Vork and lJorto Rico lines hnd (nnt been settled yesterday, and It was nt strike headquarters, 400 West street, Manila' tun. that if the lines not come to terms to day the men will he called out before 12 o'clock to-i night.

As the old offro year closes on the' dny ot Juno, there l8 very little T1 very little iafloRt at thc 1 six small cargoes. as follows: Thosnls 23 090 'bags; Verdi. 3,000 Nss; Asiatic Prince, casts; spnninn bags; Horace. 34,000 bags, and Tintoretto, 33.00 bags, the three latter cargoes being for Thorn A -t- )n Brooklyn, about 2.100 OdO bog6i tne entire United States abont 2,174.000 bags, and 145.000 bags afloat on the steamships already named. FOBESTEKS FESTIVAL oiMiimu Despite the unfavorable weather condi- t0s ast about five hundred qiem- an(j friends of Court Bushwlrk No Trommpr Evergreen Uuahwick the twenty.

first annual cummernight festival of the order and to enjoy th; entertainment provided. The dancing programme was tho feature of the eXPeent music having been provided for the occasion. Between dances, however "Cplumbl. Vweduced by Lady Vifiry fU'holars. The exercises of tha parochial school nf the Church of Our Lady of Victory -vnre held last evening, In the chapel hall of the church, McDon-ough' street, between Sumner and Throop avenues.

The Chanel was tastefully dec orated with flags and was well tilled wiihj the parents and friends of the scholars. The programme was loug. but carefully arranged and wa3 full of interest from start to finish. There were no graduates, but the exercises were arranged in order that the parents might have an opportunity to see evidence of the trnlulng which their children are receiving at the school. For the most part the programme was musical and included violin and piano selections.

The feature of the evening, however, was the presentation of a drama, entitled 'Columbia. Elect," in two acts, Miss G. Kilcourse appearing in the role of Columbia. She was supported by eighteen girls. In appropriate costumes, who represented the foundation principles of the republic and foreign countries, and thirteen little mlsseJ who represented the thirteen origin.ii states.

Musical Moments That the Now liianil Opem Company. of which Louis Zuro is director, nt Daly's Theater, has ample resources at com ma ml was shown last night'in his fl! ft production here In Italian of "The Tales ot Hoffmann," which requires In each of the chief acts a capable soprano, and. throughout the opera a good tenor and an equally eflieleut contralto, or mezzo-soprano-contralto. The soprano rolos were well allotted to Julia Allan, Elena Kirmes and Dinmetta Alwina as Olym-pls, Gldletta and Antoiiiii, respectively. Miss Allan was quite effective as tho "doll," Miss Kirmes was beautiful picture as the Venetian, though soinn-tlinos off the key in the ami Miss Alwina gave dramatic touch to the role of Antoiiiii.

Mr. San Carlo as Hoffmann, gave a really delightful Interpretation and to him and to Miss Alwina, as well as to Alice Geutle, who sang admirably lu the role of Nlcklnusso In French, was allotted a large measure of the applause. Mr. Daddi, the well remembered Oaddl. as Frnuz mid also as Cocciniglia, gave his always artistic attention to the roles and won long, hearty recognition.

A pretty fenturo of ths production was the costuming, which was it pleasure to tho eye. Some Inequalities lu the production were apparently due to insufficient time for rehearsal and tho detlcienuies will doubtless be remedied when tho opera is repeated in the filial night of the appearance of the company at Daly's, on Saturday night. Josioh Zuro's conducting was capable nt every point and the orchestra's playing of tho ever popular Barcarolle before the third act had to ho repeated. The nudlonce was large nnd there was abundant enthusiasm. To-night.

"Alda." Elliott Schenck's lease of th roof of the Century, formerly tho New Theater, takes effect Monday evening, 3. when the first of the series of popular concerts by Mr. Schenck and his orchestra will be given. There aro to be no matinees, hut there will be concerts every evening, Including Sundays. The programme, is to be vurled nightly.

Harry B. Smith and Robert Smith are making tho American version of Fran l.ehar's opera. "Gypsy Love." in which Miirguerlta Sylva will star under H. Woods' management. Dr.

Wilner is tho Gorman author. Ho is also responsible for "The Count of Luxemburg" and "Tha Merry Widow." Dr. Wilner as well as Franz Lehar, who will direct the orchestra during the first week of "Gypsy Love" nt the Globe Theater, will visit America as the guestB of Manager Woods. Ths American version of this piny is the first real comic opera work Hurry Smith has done since Robin Hood. A double hill was presented yesterday afternoon by the New Grand Opera Com-pnny.

In the series which began on Mon-t'ny. "Ciiviilleria Rustlcana" and "I Pa-irHnofl" being the attractions. Both operas were well sung. L'mherto San Carlo taking the principal part In rr.ct) and giving a line interpretation of Turid-du and Canlo. Me was in excellent voice ind particularly delighted his hearers with his singing of "Ridl.

Pngliaccl." Tho others in the cast of "Cavallerla Rusti-(aiin" were: Santuzin, Miss Elena Kirmes: Lola, Miss A. Heyman: Lucia, Miss fliick: Alflo. Olnstinn Plcco. The Nedda In "Pngliaccl" was Miss Clitirlott.e Lund: Sylvlo. Oleutlno Picco: Arlequlu, A.

Cnrentl, and Tnnlo, Giuseppe Picco, the last named winning a special measure of applause for his singing of the Prologue. The orchestra, under the direction of Jnsinh Zuro, played exceedingly well, and between the operas, the "Dance or the Hours." from "La Gioconda," was flven by the ballet. This evening "Tales of Hoffman" will be song. STATE DEPARTMENT NEWS. (Suecial to The Kaglo.) Albany, June 23 The Albany Holding Company of Brooklyn has Bled a certificate of voluntary dissolution, with the State Department.

Joseph Rapp. is its president and tho secretary is David flam. New Brooklyn Corporations. The rlulfle Har Arsiclai ti rjw Directors Fre.lerlrk B. I.snrsinn.

Jimnk'n' Osun arid William Lsngston of Slid' Osrl.in P. Pell and Samuel L'llotmnedieu uf New Yirk city. The llqsslun Really ranlmt. Hid nnrt IMreoiTS flenrge J. flock.

Max Herman William I'K'ken, Henry Mcliaur.ll. Allien .1. Ilnw- deswelt and flcrae n. Wnyrc i.f Hronklyn. ill? Winding ami Kesltv Company; cnpitnl, SlO.dnO.

Directors MeKerran, Walter Smith and C. ttoi-aardus of Xew VorK Clly. Brooklyn Directors. Eiimuuel Newman, William R. Jmk9in.

I-e-m Kuttflr. William J. Rronk and MararaiAi MfKtnnln of the Oceansidr Cum- pany of Xew Vork ciiy. Capital, Jioo.noo. J.

Ci. Ould, W. O. Freer. V.

J.ihns -n and Wtlilnm r. Knnls and Huumiller of the Institute of Opera tin Enfflncrra New YM-k Vty. Jviph P. Frx, Kiward MrElhlnnv nd Mcr- rls S. Marki of the Tr.iy Rrush Company of vorK jho.oim).

Thomas F. I'urran and Gelirfr of the Nxlar Realty Nw Tnrk City. Capital. $13,100. They ar also dlroptors of tho rsPiril Rf-nltv of York City.

Capilnl. $15, 0M. tJporgtj ifrK. siax rvornian, imam FtfkfMi. Honry Snhiardt.

Albert J. Dnwdoswoll ftnd Or4ti-(t? Wnvrf of the Hoilty Company of New York City. Capital, Jlo.ono. Regents Appointment. TV V.

HIm, Af has ben appointed hy the Fioard of Recants tn a niomher of Hip Stat'1! R-anl of Mfdirsl Ks-amlnrra. New Brooklyn Concei'na. Th Society of Mutual Aid. Qurn Ena Mo.lmi. in Brnkn.

Director IjiIriiI Cat-cadno. and Frank Flcnrra of Rrroklyn. Th and Pult TVstitnwa A- ZrPrM r.re,,..rs-brahw1 Besl s. Ml-h ir "erm.n Schnl-w. Murl.

Proaiv "hn.irfu-. Ike KirUnkv Siciic-i Ore. btrr and Oeorse Dlsmcnd Brvvklyn. Borough of Queens Corporation. The Biirkivl-Trlts.

hlcr I'-cnnnm-. Capital, air. nnn filrrctii-sl nits RilrVnH Stephen Tritpch'er slid veiniine Cjikird the uf Queens. PLAY AT NEW LYCEUM. Another record-breaking gathering was present at the new lyceum of St.

Vincent de Paul's Church, DriggB avenue and North Fifth street, last night, where the silver Jubilee In honor of the pastor of the church, the Rev. Thomas Carroll, is 'being celebrated. The evening's enter-italnment was furnished by the male department of tho parochial school and the programme was me khiiip us tne in-enoin evening with one exception. The added feature was a play. "A Peaceful Assault." CARNIVAL PRIZES STOLEN.

Special to The Kagle.l Asbury Park. N. June S3 Ourgiars early yesterday morning entered the office of the Carnival Association and Publicity Bureau on the Boardwalk and stole Ave loving cups, baby prizes, including the Biiind prize, a large gold cup valued at $600. 07TK ST, a 2a ft lvtli av, 20x100, A Construction Co tie Xeergaurd, 2J3 6th av. liiorts nom 8T, a hti.J Fort Hamilton av.

75tn st, a. 106. Fort Hamilton av, 2-'x l'JO. Herald to Plngle. 7503 Fort Hanilltoi av.

inorta nonl 75T1I Fort Hamilton av. 40 I'one P.eaily Co to A AlL-rrill. 27 tv 1.1. niorta nom A 'ENlrE a eor. land Manhattan Beach 5S.9 lit) Krooklvii Development Co to A Whitehead.

Philadelphia. Pa AVENL'E s. 40 fl Pith ft, Oreater Co to A hi Whitehead, Philu'lelphia, Pa nom FORT HAMILTON AV, 5. St. 40.S 10S.5 4fixlli.s, Sor.dergaard to Xielsen, mort S4.50U noin ATLANTIC AV, itU.10 Williams av, 20.4 V.

Alpert ami wife to I. Ak-aeezor, l.jti,-, av, inoYt nom BRADFORD ST, No 3U2, A Mechlowits io Last, 34S Ilrailforil Bt, ail title, ull liens, val cons and $100 SAJili; t'ltoP. Last lo Meclllowltz and wile, Bi-aJI'ord at. k- Pi. "II liena, vols cons ami $i00 hajik PHOP Mechlowltz and wife to Last, all title, all liens, va) cons and S1O0 HAV 3STI1 ST, sea, 30J It a u'-Sllth st, loOxM s.

I Epstein et al to and I Ideli- man, 128 Norfolk at. inort $4,300. val cons and $100 ISA YARD ST. 280.3 Humboldt at, 20.7x100, liAl, .1 Torro ec at to Pndnarlo and wife, 192 Hayurd i pi. mort $1,500.

BAY 40TH ST. s. 31 ft CroDSey.av, 20xtiil.8. Lower Bay View Really Co to N'ucclo, 325 881 St, nom HAY RIDGE AV. a.

I4S.8 20th at. 63.4X lOtt, Bacrastario to Kuotole. 250 101st 1-3 pi, val cone and $100 GAY RIPC1E AV. a. 320 ft 20th av 20.8x100.

Kuotolo ami wife, in Bacrestonlo. a urnlton av, 2-3 pi, val eons and BKARU ST. No 167. Morgan, devisee will Morgan, to McXarnoi 147 Sullivan St $4,800 BAY 20TH ST, a. 275 ft Bath av.

20 80.9 2.1XS9.8. hl, Fleming lo Altman. 17(1 Buv 20th St. mort $4,000 nom AL'M'i ST. a.

4ifi rt a iiowaro sv. 20x100, hAl, 1 Kdclmann and wife sto Handler and wife, 417 Chauncey el, all liens nom cntrcirvT. rt a ico ft Sutter av. 2I'X 100. hAl.

8 Holding Co lo II Orodln. 263 Floyd st. mort $3,800 DEGRAW ST. 8, '7B tl 4tn av, li.x OS.e. II Riley to Riley, 4i Degraw si nom 17TH BT, 420 fl a Av 40x1(10.

II I.ott lo Norlon Contracting and supply Co Horn fit itth ftT 140 fl a Av K. 40x100, Westminster Heights Co to IOaleel and Kreisel. 704 Coney Island av "om 88 1 11 ST S. .140 rt AV -VM'f, Brooklyn Devslounient Co lo A Mosny, I.y.iihtiurg. Va nom f.

iTit st. a 179 3 Foster av. 2.xloo, rt Soinerville and wife to Wood and 10 Wood. 775 lOtli at, men $8. 250 noin 59r bt a 1'a rr ninen av.

wrto.i.i-nfth Urtoliv Co lo li Avery, 820 Qulnry av, mort $1,250 li ST. 4S0 rt ay Polardlno and wife end ano lo berg. 43d at. mort EAST- It.Til ST. a.

J2S.D 79. 4.6 73 lo East loin si 41 lol.n it I'orhlii Co lo MuUrath, lull. Last 15tll st ,110111 swt nr.Ti-r 'ST. 240 fl ti Church av. 40xir, Clrcalor New Yolk Usvslopnteiit t'l to Smith.

154 Olh av, EAST 2211 sr. lio ri av Brooklyn Ilevelopnient Co lo l'eiier, Morningslde. av, EAST 02l ST, oelllg 101B art oc 00. map Rugby, A Lyman A wlta to Shelley i wife. Mm 150th al.

EST 4TI1 ST. a. rff.S 11 ureenwoou at. 5xl'oo; hAl, Busse A wits 10 A A A Longo. 1 F.

itli ri. mort nom F.AST 3IST SI, 2Wi rt vv t'-jto. Co-operative Hevelopmenl Co 10 do Necr-gnnrd, 21'3 Olh av, mort $050 noin EAST 31ST ST, sumo prop, de Neergaard A wife to A Construction Co, 9c9 o.lli at. mort. $050 V-iV A V.

south eor Ralph al. 2i It xSii.i5x27.0xSI. 3, Kern A ano IP Jilcliler, 4IS Eversreen av EAST MIST ST. iv 2IS.U, Nenklrk av. Ii.ll.vli'l0x2l).7xlt.l.

Whiteside to In llenshatv, 2I3 I1.ml1 at, niorts 110111 VST 83TII S'l', 307,9 Av 40x100: East 3iith at, 387.8 Av 40x100, I. Vanderbllt A wife 10 Thomas. Soulli orange. .1 noin 24Tlt AV, a 120 ft si, runs loo 80 10 ii4th at 11 288 11 101.8 to av e7.8. Brooklyn Development Co to I.

Fox, Charlotleavllle. Va oni EAST 2D ST, a. 476.5 a Av 13.2x11.1. hAl. Prehn A wife lo Belsse, 1417 East 2d at.

mort $1,400 EAST iriTH ST, s. ISO ft Av H. 40x100, .1 II Benedict A wife lo Keane, 1921 New-kirk av nom EAST 15TH ST. center line at intersection Una illtchiuga Romcatiad. runs -4 11 11 a to beg.

McUrstli to John corbin Co. val 0011a A EAS 13TH ST, ee a. 20 ft Av 1. runs 0 100 1S a di.tf 50. to st 45.7, Iliegier el al.to A Intemanii.

oil 4Sth st, inorta $7,000 .1 nom FOSTER AV, 11 do fl 11 East IO81I at, 41.XIOO. I Laasi'owlla A wife to Wollniann. 1747, Broadway FLOVIl ST. a. ISO ft Throop av.

Schlndman 10 Polokoff, an Floyd at, c. '-i0 HATES AV, a a. 225 ft 11 Hamburg av, 25x11.1. hAl. A Mader A wife to Mader A wife.

651 Knickerbocker av, pari, inort $1,01111 'IIK' 11INSI1.M.F. ST. 140 ft Ilumont av. 20x100, foreclose, A Van Rein io N'stigsas, 4111 U.11 Ii st. HAVEMF.YER ST.

a. 111.8 South 2d at, 10.11x45. hAl. Ilumberg A wife to .1 A Win-ham, 876 Putnam av. AREA Wliihaivt.

204 Park pi, mons $5,333 nun AV, 11 338.8 Throop av, A Morrltl. ft wife to Ponce Bealt.v Co, 391 Fullon at, inorta $13.500 nom 1STH ST. 11 a. 325 a 0 7th av. 111.2x100.2, Merrltt to Ponce Realty Co, 3IH Vultoli at, inorta $18,250 nom LOTS 203 10 207.

block 8580. map tllenvvood on the Parkwav. McCaffrey to Pirn-drv. Amllyvllle. I.

I l.fl'Ai LENflX ROAD, a cor 40lh st. 40x100. Snnna A wife 10 A Amdarl. Pearl at, mort Jl.l'Nl nom LOT 23. block map grantors herein.

Lower Bay View Really Co to A A Na-tale nom LOT begins 110 ft Marcy av A 77 Stockton at. runs 25 a 2 25 2. Moa-kowlts A wife lo A Rargcda. 122 Tompkins av. all liens noin MOFFATT ST, 230 ft Hamburg av.

iSxiOOgi Hammer A wlfo 10 Hordes, 243 Moffatt st, niorts XEPTCNE AV. cor 3d St. 40.4x105.2 X124.3; Neptune nv. 11 a. 88.8 3d at.

I4x I8.2xluii, fin-arts A wlfo 10 Ward, 232 Ocean Parkway, innitt $1,250 nun LINCOLN PL. 11 a. SO ft 0 Albnnv rv. 20x 111. 8x21.

ixs.i.3. hAl. Ponce Realty Co to A Klngslsnd, 89,1 'St John's pi. morta $11,000. nnin PARKWAY, a.

S07.S Conev la-land Plank road. 1 18x220 X220, lititllleb A wife lo Penn Conat Co. 113 Penn st nom PACIFIC ST. a s. 200 fi Noatrand av.

82XHI.5. .1 Craig et al to It Tafi, Hidge-wood. .1. niorts nom PRESIDENT ST, a 210 ft NVw-'Vork lo bump-roff. 138; 1 nlon at nm PACIFIC ST, a cor Rnrkawav Av, 2xS5 3.

I. A Halaied. exora Halatod. to Aquavella, Dean st 11 cor an stolen av. "5x100.

Ponca Realty Co 10 A II Merrill. 27 12th at inorta $14, nom ROf II ESTER AV, s. "4 fl a Cii'lnn al, 11 IHhaon A ano 10 Olliaon, 304 Rochester nv, correction nom SARATOHA AV, 0 20 ft a Proaneci .,1. flnxino. Stone Conatrucllon Cn to Itoseniilum, 741 nc iinoOu (1 SKIOK.lt ST.

125 ft iv Manhattan av. 'Oxl'M. hAl, ,1 Blum A wife to A Flsch, ii pi. pt Hens nnm CXI11X ST. Xoa 873 A 875.

Allen to Si altar A A Hallo, 220 tlh av. niorts VKI4M1.V AV. Xo Radeakv to Shapiro. 1.4 Vernon av. all Hens, val cons A $100 IV 1111 ST.

a. 1 ft Av 40X100, tt. ool.lt rvvclopment Co 10 Xorgnard, Milwaukee. Wis notll 'TU ST. a.

212.1 a Sheepahend Bay rd, A Sahatclil to Vasa'tliro. v.l tv l.tih nom EST Si'. 280 fl Av X. 21x10(1 Brook. I.

11 I low a telopiiKiit Co to A Yager, Rlccrllle, QUEENS BOROUGH. Judgments. .11 XE 22. First nam- ihat of lodgment debtor.) Chai an. A II Schiller $1.53.1 Khrllch.

M-H A Iterger Hundley. .1 It N.1I Herkimer Co 1.1.11 Sam- -National 1 exit Co $'7181 -V, Tin, oil Kan It $2. i same National ivsk io p- I Ve ier i an -e L. adni I. Woiteni I nl in I 1 it an.

I ot It (ii; i Nn- in I Ir U. It trie l.lyhi Mortgages. .11 NIC 22 A- i A. to Kait Brooklyn Ssving.i 1 Loan lai-n. kta t.

2. i. limn I. I Kvtil Kat A lnvt i''. MrlL-lllM.

4 i to IVnk i-f U-ng le'snj, e'tcucrt I ci i.ir Tit i av. hiiv nd If. kh. .1 1.. IO The Tl-rlft.

Willow si, s. Mem av. Rtchninn 1 r.i".r. I io .1 I flrsne ano. inu I W.

1 4'. l-'l icap 1-Bit In i iircns i MoitgnK" '1- ir Ii ft nivi.i. av. immm. 1 li''l IH i.i if.

I'elshta Co. lit' -f HeiphlH 1111), -I-i 1 ii W'i'ter. i'nsnn v. i ft I sv, jtxtna, Holtls li r. 11.1s -v i ri.

to A Kclli. Wllhur av. .1 fl Ii I'lMiflll lit I 'n ....51,5 0 i 11, Ii io l' II I.ennl.r. M.irra)' st, s- i f. Mi-.

li I in .1 i.i I rl-nl rr. i I i'i, Nt a av I. I i ic-. nitK" cn a a i-. i i ravingH Its 'i av.

SI. Moi Isaac i 'n v. ui. Hldge. i inn i ben fl -I.

11 Oehrlcke, Buidler uilenillK. 11 t'uster iliiS.U Urcuioi Developint 1:0 A U'olf. it. trading as Wolf WoIboii-E Klugo Weaving Co Ambrosln. I.elulne et si Sill.

08 firunaky, Kats ana JJiiT.tO elli. "Iiorouph Hank rtliey, t.oomis Co sy.J- rnirliani n7. 1:4 nine laine.H, Buna Taber I'o 'race, J-M Lawrence Knoih, II Messina iVX.lv Ji avcr. A Ls ona $112.42 faladlno, Ja Leotta Same (Jeratino IJ Amlco. B-Youna Itaiv of 8 Barry, American lea Co Judgments Satisfied.

jcxe Illinois Surety Co CoininlMloner of Ex Ci" J1.462.,i0 ionnin, i-lty of New Vork JJ13.41 l-airbank. B. City ef New Hicger, K. Fieodnian $76.33 Drescher. Jj -Nolan 5329.40 an Horen, Kiendea Press 5191.

ii ltubertsun, Levy Ivni, al-M Moaajn Co. Zvveriing, Mesaon Co Nollnian. tv Waivl as adm Baerenklaiv, Hernniann $78 22 028. DO elowe, et al Coniinlsaionur ef Ex else Mortgages. Do Vetrgsard.

'ft'wife! to A Conat Co. at, nr l.llh av Hill. .1, 10 .1 Hallolt. Waahlngton av, Xo ef.S JI.B'l'l Eagan, wife, to Si'hlech, ISth at, Highway Const Co to I.Avyor Title 1 Co. ttrafton at, cor Sutler av, 18 inorta.S32.750 Jalinaen.

J. 4 wife, to A Peraon, Park pi, nr Troy av $1,001 Fcallae, V. ano, to Allan, Union st, Xoa 73 A fi75, 2 inorta Flaaioratfln. E. ft wife, to Title Co, 441I1 at, cor 12th av longo, at al, to Title OAT Co.

4th at. Ryan. A. to Tills A Co. 83d at.

nr 4th av MorrUon. E. to Westminster Heights Co, 27th at, s0 Kralae. s. A nno.

to Westminster Haunts Co. 71 Ii at, 5725 I.iebmon. A ano. to Frankel. Bay SSth st.

Sl.w Hummel. to Honghlallng, Mlh 3t, nr ISIh av $1.0110 .1 Kennedy Co to Title Ins Co, T. Troy nr Av .1 o'0 Nielsen, to Johnaon, Fort Hamilton av, nr litilh at $ia White lead. A K. to A Iaike.

lola 3S Jfi. bile 4714. map Rugby S1.S"0 Jlauer. M. wife, to IT Beaker, uutes ne.

Montemarano, to Salvalo A wife. O-'u at. $20" Kaane. .1 M. to Clark.

lflh st. $3,100 Atiianese. X. A wife, to Tltlo OAT Co. 9th st.

nr 3d nv $1.75 lleiberg, to Kundv Co, 52d at, nr 3ih $500 Altman. T. to It Fleming'. Pny Mill st. 7 ftehmlill.

II. A nno. to Title OAT Co. inore pi, nr Av (i Curry. It V.

aim, to Title Ci A Co, nay 91 li at, nr Helisnn av S4.000 Evans. .1, A ano. to Title A Co. Hay ttldge parkway, nr 10th av to 51 llaiaten ano. eatr, Pacific st.

IJ.S Olaen. A P. to Johnson, ssih at, C. Si. 200 Stoeckel.

K. li Wllllamshui Bh Savings Bank. Cleveland nr Arlington av Holt. A ano to M. Hark av.

nr Kastern parkway exlenaion $400 Hooper. .1 T. wife to lawyers 10. al. nr av Pimtele.

R. to Lawyers Mortgage 1.0. No Elliott pi. nr Auburn pi 3.non Nugent. aim to 51 iimton av, nr Noatran'l av Uray, S.

lo Pabst Brewing Co. Mannaiian av. 772-4, leaae Meehlowlts, to I. l.aat. uraoiorii Xo afio Volpo.

A wire to Jl Slegfl. at. a 10 Morrentlllior. 10th av. Xew ftrardit av, 42(1 and 43(1 ata.

tlia block. Dahlgran. A A wife to lial nr I5ib sv Ilnllwes. M. to Hay-Jlcuonaio en.

m. fit. No 501 VIZ Ttosenblum. 1.. to r-ione garaloga av.

nr Prospect Anrsioff, A wite i 400 Paduan.V."(i A'wlfo to Torretal. Bayard st. nr Humboi.tt at fours Reslty Co to Arinaiions. nd IHh av. 2 Itlilm, ft wile 10 eia.o.

Manhattan av Linseiusn. 11. to Herman $3,000 UK n. aeoffiil St at, .1 it al al 10 uM. i-t al.

nr I. nr Sth Mlniaer. A el SI to lie I lie 1 I a 'l' nV St lloff A C. tO freo. r.oo Wrirght.

A wife lo Smith Olh Ilohlna.ii. ,1 A wife to Mathlaon, Eaat Oakcvat $70'' st. etc, map in e. J' av. Haniel.

.11 r. 10 Tompklna av 11 Todd Bay Ridge Pevelopment 1.0 to (. lodd. ,1. nr ssih at.

Xle.lrllll, A. nr 9th av 'i'Jwvera Xerlon otitracinij; Title I A Co. V. 17th at. nr a Same io It IJ Mr' ill Til li Melwnnall.

Rt ev E. nn. to Title 1 A cn. South 4th at. nr Roehllng st; Moore.

M. 10 Lnyrs 10, ''h)(t. Morgan' Realty'' Con "prinin. A "wife to i Braun A wlfo, Rttt-land road, nr I'rooklyn sv Same to Ii Slanforth. same prop $4iJ Herald Const Co 10 II llelui.

75tli at, nr Hamilton av. inorta Huff. A c. to I 3 Title C.linr A tnd I 0. 4th at.

nr at Penn Conat Co lo F. I. Soinerville, Ocean Tarkwav. nr I Plttnlt, road Relllv! .1. A wife in I.

Hlrkok. Arlington av, nr Schenck av Hov. to Home Title In Co. st. nr 13l 'a Itraunsciiwelg, to Plelschmann, lth at.

nr 7th av rili.aon. R. A wtfe to Lawyers Mortgage Co. Rochester sv. nr Cnlnn at $2.50.1 lha Bros llnel.

to II Wiilff, 61 rtv, cor Mlh al Same to aame. sth av, cor 49lh at $4,000 Assignments of Moi-tgagRH. JCXF. 22. Martin.

.1. to Mreniier Men III. A to Ward $4,000 Mftclmnald. to 11 Creamer JU Co. Me.Naugtuen.

O. to It Frankel $3,300 Mall. A 10 Dime Savfnga. Bank nom 1 Ttila Ouar A In.i Co lo lli'ooklin Savings Bank snderhlli. to Thomaa $3.2.

ilibralta Aasorialea to Fishman nom Stnionaon, K. to Singer noin Title A to lier-uan Havga Bank l.awvera Title I A Co 10 I.utvieia Mortgage Co. 9 aasts lwiera Mortgage 10 to 1 Maaon A sno. sa trustees Sam 10 g. neiB rails Savlnga Bank Bauer.

J. to Fnrel l.eviaon, P. to HelzeilHlrlll Roth. F. 10 .1 s.hiuiiti Ichit-nkrauss.

T. to Letlie Ilnollng. K. to .1 LchrenkraiiM ano.tl.fioo an.lerpoel. P.

10 l.awvera Mot-tgagc Co mill Title 0 A to A Kniglit same to Vail Same to tl Fill. I A alio Jl.i. iji' Same 10 8 lhinsn A ano, sa inisiec. ais hame 10 I. I l-oan A Trust o.

as tni- tce Same to Brrgrii, sa eor 10 Coinwcl). aa exor l.Ket, it as trustee, to Title it A 1 I n- ir iiee. to Title (i A Co N'orth liner -iai ingt Bank 10 Bond at 'tl gage Cllf.rnntre I 0 Mont. I' to .1 Burn Iteepe. lo Unti'llsh Truat Co.

fame-- Same Ii01nl.11. 1. Ir-, II. to II Moore Tho.it.l.oton. .1, 1.1 Bank I 00111 13.

1 1. -I' Till 10 II I' H. ioln. loar Ind Co to IMtue Savings Hank ml von Toe, 11, II Mooie It I'i I'lerce, aa 1 le, to li Toed I 01 ir 2 iln a. 10 A of Conveyancen.

iim: ST. a M' rgan ttraliv a 1 It Carter frT. 11 a exhibit. I ions 1 7j 1 7111 V. I.

rtol-rt fa I'T't S't I'' I'-idil 1 .711 av I ill 11 Leal M-nt mre av ir.Tii ef 11 h.il. i.aun: 1 svm1: iHiif F' i-a'-k -0 ITT'! ST 11 A tf. C.h av. 11 Vr: p-rt Hal "i.C 1 $Vf a.ten.Pe.'k nil it I K'l 4 M. Ill t-l La lit.

.1 Ill 'I 1 i 1 IN MALBONE STREET SECTION. Improvements in Progress Block In Nostrand Avenua in Prospect. The improvement of Malbone street, after Its lying In a neglected comiuion for many years, and the opening 01 bter ling street, one block south of it, in the northerly part of Klatbush, have served ta no realty activity in that region The new concrete curbing anil cement sidewalks on Malbone street have been laid from Klatbush av.nue to Nostrand avenue, and work is in progress mr i'-tng the street, nlmh Is occupied by the i lluu tracks east of Franklin avenue and has also the tracks of the Franklin avenue line west tnat afreet, together with to Ue tracks, making six in all, close to Prospect lark vviiiinkf entrance Steps are to ho taken to open Malbone Nostrand avenue, to u.n..ki.,n nrl nerhans to Albany avenue rrk. Ki.k Nnstrand avenue, on the rnnnlni from Malbone street to Sterling street, as well as land In the Utter street adjoining, nas just hv the Horatio S. stew an nanv.

The purchaser Is an out-of-town nian who proposes to put. up a business block which will add greatly to that part of the borough. Many new houses have been erected in Sterling street In the last year or two, ana tne unwui house, on New York avenue is in V' down the slope from the top of the hill to Malbone etreot. Liberty Tower Adjustment. The Liberty Tower Building, the new thirty-one story structure In Liber street, between Nassau aim Manhattan, will ho' transferred place lew duvs to a new cor ira.u T.

that the consideration will be about ll.nnti.000 over the existing Indebtedness, amounting to The Metropolitan l.H Company has made a loan of l.GO0 000 on the property. A on.l mortgage bond Issue of Is also recorded ngalufrl the property. Allen W. Evans. -Connelt.

Simple. Walter ltob-erts and Frederick Lord are on the new directorate. The IV Gray "fon.truct Company, which erected the building. will oontlnue to hold a controlling Interest In the property. The sale of this property at auction, set down for July 6.

has been withdrawn. Long Island Properties Sold. The sale lias been made by W. Burling Cocks and Samuel Willcts.nf the Joseph R. Hark property of forty-two acres at Locust Valley, Long Island, to Prank Bailey, and a portion of the George J.

l'rlce estate at Dosoris. Olen Cove, to Percy Chubb. The same Arm report the following leases on Long Island: The Paul P. f'ravath cottage at Locust Valley to .1. Parker Glrlln and the Everitt V.

Crosby house at Olen Cove to Harry 1. Darlington, jr. Sold fit Queens Court. The Queens-Court. Realty Company has made the sale to Frederick E.

Niece ot the Bronx of a bouse situated on the weet side of Lynn jveiiue, between Stewart street and Ascot place, yueeus-Court, Queens, L. 1., Rents Kanip Kill Kare. Et-Lleutenant-Covemor Timothy L. Woodruff has rented his Camp Kill Kare, comprising more than one thousand acres on Racquette Lake. Adirondack Mouti-tslns, to Bernard Baruch for the eeasou.

Bold by John E. Henry, Jr. John E. Henry, broker, has sold or a rllent, 414 Hancock street, between Throop and Sumner avenues, a etory and basement brownstoue dwelling. 16.8x50xlon.

For Rockuway Rentals. 11. Frankfort has mail" the following rentals in Far Rockuway for (he season: For Mrs. M. Dolaii to Sloss.

a cottage on Cedar avenue: for M. Furlong to K. Prince, a cottage on Healy avenue; for Edward Carrol, to Alfred M. Murks, a cottage on Hollywood avenue; for Mundort to Emll Locb, a cottage on Central avenue, and for A McTigue to M. Frank, a cottage on drove street.

Sold at Saybrook. The James Jay Smith Company has sold te Kaybrook Manor, Sayhrook, two ploti to Judge Willis I P'eni) of Meriden; two plot sto Professor William H. K.ly. who is building a bungalow, and Ave tu J. B.

Young ot Mlddletown, Conn. An Adirondack Lease. Leon 6. Altmn.vor ha leased fur John 8. Sheldrake his cottage, with grounds and' outbuildings on tinranar avenue, village of Lake Placid, Adirondack Mountains, N.

for the summer tu Hurry A. Goldman. A Bay Side Sale. William Rasquln, as referee, has sold to Robert A. Burbank of Manhattan, for $32,000 parcel of acres on Hell 'avenue, Long Island Sound and Little Bay.

Lay Side, subject to a mortgage of J2I.U00. Dean Alvord Retires. Owing to poor health, Denn Alvord has resigned ss president and director of the Dean Alvord Company. Charles E. Hay.

lis will succeed Mr Alvord. New Buildings. Church av. cor Coney Iiln story frame faloon. an.l A araif-l r.iof.

est l4.ee.'. uuiier. av. 5 4. tar Kberlin 7i 13th, v.

East llnli st. 4' icry A unto frame rlwHltn. elnnirle tm.f. I cost Owner, ii ltamv. tie av.

Fourth v. ii cn li l.i.e-mem l.rlik olnm li. 4. tin r.n.f, minir, l.iilhf-i'uti I nil Ity Church. 'J1S pt.

Wlnl SV. L'n ft li Httlecv at. four story hrlck rlivelltiisi' tut- Mag r.ii.f, families each; tut nM tinner, A 347 MvUnnnllKh Central sv. cor Haliev rt. 8 tuny lirl.k mor dellliia.

ii- King Vo families; usl Jrt.j'i. Ouner. A ST fcIonouah at. llfltMli t. 4i ft ttiili mi- attic, brick duelling.

:t.c. tile cost ftelira-lei wav. y. F.a.M M. X.

fl Alhrmar story ante hrl -h ihv. llins. Hi. storv fa.ollv. I l.r..ad- ie load roof.

families cut Uv.iki un-ninKham, itli hi. Alterations, Wyekof pi. Xo j.nriltlonp. etc cost tft.i. Owner.

A llnsu." on 10.11,11.. a. East lit, A. trig. com owmr, Itealiv llnel.

ITU llfnisrn ifgravv M. a cor h.mhv rVV wall, cost 54. rsation It.M tinn l'eu. Jii. V.

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$112.22 Wallace. .1 Title (1 A Co S.l'3 Hi iv agiier. A duo Holier Brewery V2 41 Plrojzl, .1 Furniture Comme: cla! Oe 77 Pltterkowski. J-Btookin Co 7. Thompson.

M-t Ti.oia MacL'onaid. Jerry $.1 r. MeU'llliams. A-C Scllav at esr $17:4 XlewiKhner. Cider 17 Horton.

L. an Infant, hv I .1. 1 Heights It Co $: Herman. Laurence Zaivadcr. M.

us almtrx Mover-Nassau trie Co aruao. A A 1 lonncn, A Borough Bank FinkclMcin. A 1 'ohen Karfoll. B-S Hellberger, t. Klnsella, M-H Benson Rainier.

.1 T-il .1 Wa.l,uuit, Ltlioborg.r. M- San.e Van I'leie. ,1 A Met lit hf Mattick. I Cob. -n Meury.

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-Title i ,1 Tn. Popllf r. I Fale Tiealtv Co-It i Hagni Sal- i.o. lllelaii. Til i.

Vf 1 I should lay all possible stress upon tbo illfiiciilties for transporting freight, and piissengors. A few ygars ago the army worm, so called, was made an excuse by Jay Gould to "bear" Missouri Pacific stocks about twenty points A lot of his friends were induced to sell heavily on tho strength of the report, and as there wasn't, an army worm within a thousand unlet of the railroad, he made the sellers settle on his ow terms: Caterpillars havo also served a useful purpose in the stock market, especially on roads with heavy grades. When there are so many other places that locusts, army worms and caterpillars might crawl Instead of on the rails of a transcontinental highway. It seems rather odd that they should prefer this sort of Juggernaut death to a peaceful evolution, through the cocoon stage, Into a prettier and brighter life. Many a commuter husband who lives In the country will blame his late arrival to dinner in Xew Jersey and Pennsylvania on the pests.

One excuse is as good as another. Throughout all the excitement in London town, the chimes of Bow Bells are welcoming "Whittlngion, Lord Mayor of London Town" not to mention the cat-as usual. Chicago editors appear to know about the "jackpot" fund raised for tho election of Senator Lorimer than anybody else. Editor Hinman yesterday expressed the belief that a fund of the "yellow dog" character had existed for many years, but Ire denied that he had ever contributed thereto. He went far as to say that he did not believe a meeting of the Illinois State Legislature at Springfield had been held without such a boodle fund in the last, twelve years.

He denied, however, that the money was drawn on to elect Lorimer. hut thought the moneyed Interests In Chicago were against the candidate. THEIR GOLDEN WEDDING. On Monday evening last Mr. and Mrs.

J. H. L'pdegrove of 326 Sixth avenue celebrated tho fiftieth anniversary of their marriage at the home of their daughter, Mrs. William H. Griffin.

8759 Twenty-second avenue, Bcnsonhurst. Mr. who has been a resident of South Brooklyn nearly all his life, received too congratulations from many of his old-time acquaintances. Mrs. Updegrove was attired In a gown of gray and black silk and carried a large bouquet of roses presented to hed by her grandchildren.

The bride and bridegroom also received the good wishes from many relatives and friends who could not attend the reception. Those who were present to extend congratulations to the couple were: Mr. and Mrs. Edward l'pdegrove, Mr. and Mrs.

.1. O. Klngsland. Mr. and Mrs.

William H. Griffin, Mr. and Mrs. J. E.

Klngsland, J. 0. Klngsland. Miss lna, Hazel Griffin, Miss Arlenc Griffin, MisB Helen Griffin, Miss Florence Griffin, John Griffin, Mr. and Mrs.

Norman Cam-bell, Mr. and Mrs. Hayes. Miss Anna Cnmbell. Mrs.

Pill. Miss Etta Cndegrove, George Updegrove, Mrs. PeGroft. Miss Anna Heckler, Miss E. Duffy.

Miss Kittv Grace. Miss Mildred Hobarf. Charles Lane. Miss Naomi Lane. Mrs.

G. Relners. Miss CitifT. Miss D. Adams.

Miss Laura Harmon, Miss Florence Harmon, Hi Roberta Harmon. i dick, Brooklyn. N. tne itev. ur.

eu-'. Ham 1- Haven. New York: Judge Arthur vaudeville talent of merit entertained the crowd. Bushwlck Court, which meets at the corner of Halsey street and Broadway, boasts of the fact that it is the richest court in the I'nlted states. It has membership of over five hundred and 1b grow ing steadily.

K. Sutherland. Kocnoster. ihhiki Frank B. Weelis.

Mtddieiown; Mt.er RH- ia, Dr. Amos J. Givens, Stamford. 4.1 T'ara pi. man.