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NEW YORK UNIVRRsITY.
The Progress of tho University and what II
Needs to Insure Further Progress.

The Progress Of tho University and what II
Needs to Insure Further Progress.
Tho annual meeting OF the Council OF the
New York University was held yesterday after
noon. The officers OF the corporation were re-
elected, as wore also the retiring members OF
tho council. The Treasurer's report was dis
cussed and approved. Attention was called to
the fact that large amount OF the increase In
the deficit for the year was due to assessments
for street Improvements on University Heights.
1t was decided to request tho State Board OF
Regents to consider legislation to make certain
definite requirements as to the time to be
spent In non professional studies before de-
gree OF Bachelor OF Arts 10 granted. The dues-
ton arises In connection with allowing one
year OF college work to be substituted for q
year In q university, and vice versa. The
matter Ia deemed to be Of great importance.
and certain uniformity OF custom In the State.
at least. 10 thought to be necessary.
The report Of Chancellor MacOracken deals
with al these points. and also goes into con
siderable detail as to the years work and the
needs OF the University. Last year there were
]. 738 students in the University. under 1877 in.
structors. Among twenty important events OF
the year, the con meditation Of the University
and the Bellevue Hos pital Medical College and OF
the New York merican Veterinary College arc
mentioned. Among the most urgent needs arc
the wiping out Of ths ortgage on University
ton Square buil,linR public aid for the Veteri-
nary College and an Increased endowment for
the Medical COLLEGE, all OF which, II 10 thought.
could be done with S1,OOO,OOO,
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l<oth st. n .. 1870 " 9Th Az. looIas.lI; Mutual
Life Ins Co Carrie Magee ct al; atty. Townsend
n McC.
Madison 81, sI. 22b " Jackson st. 3o.llIps. >;
Rdwar II Reynolds W JohnJ y Connell ct al: atty.
q SHAmln,
West End rv. vs. es.b = 7ist Of, IaIs7Io: Ed
ward Maher vs. Frank Oil ct al. trustees: atty.
JR HAlsey.
ct xcS,5S irrcg TO hegi Minnie Marcuse W Joseph
J Bible ct al: atty l. Scheucr
9Th av, cor 4gth ~, lo0.bIloo; Henry Dew
hurst va Caharino Bigley ct al (partition> atty.
Thompson.
Madison Rv. " ., 40 n 18th OF. 2o.BIlOo. 10;
Mabel sado vs. Frances X Lipmau ct al, atty. @
BrAinerd.
Elise II ANS ct al; attys. Whitehead, d, OS6.
V6th II. a. 80. " I'd Av; 4sxlor.s. Edmond r
Smith. eur. &c. vs. james hilpAtrick and ano
Attys, Wilson. Is h W
l53d At, 8, 200 W Amster dhm av; n Iag IL: Fred
T Nesbt vs Mary A Cannon ct al; actions: Attys
OuAckcnbuRh 4 W,
Goth at u 9, 2go . Amsterdam av; s5Ilo2.2; EliIA
n Zer.ga ct al. trustees. &c. W Paul Eusil ct al;
attys. Mu- ray. |.
both al n =. Sid 5ih av; IbIioo5: Edward H
LAndon vs. Hugh HsGan at all atty, J Darcy.
1924 at. >. 725 Amsterdam Av; looIpp. II: brad
ley l. Eaton vs. Ernest wettcrer; atty, 4 MoerAn.
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Second Special Grand Jury Drawn.

Tho special Grand Jury provided for by the
Governor at the request OF state superinten-
dent OF Elections McCulIagh. which is to serve
in the extraordinary branch OF the Supreme
Court to hear election cases, was drawn yes
teriny in the County Clerks oftce before jus
tics Books;aver Of the supreme Court. DepuI
County Clerk Fahrhach. Com missioner OF
Fifty names were drawn and they are withheld
by the Sheriff until their owners can beserved:
District Attorney Gerdiners special CRAZE
Jury was drawn some time ago
Col. Cardinals Grand Jury will be sworn In
TODAY by Justice Fursman. Tho regular Nos
ysmber Grand Jury was sworn IN yesterday.
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COTTON STILL BooMING.
Great Activity aad Prices Continue ts
Advance Here.

Advance Here.
The bulls got their horns under the cotton
market again yesterday and gave It toss OF
10 to IS points. What gave them courage to
20 In with will and do their level best for tho
cause was an unexpected rise In Liverpool OF
equal to 10 and IL points In our money.
heavy frosts In Georgia. Alabama and Missis-
sippi. and continued light receipts at the ports
and the interior towns. To cap the climax. the
estimates for New Orleans and Houston to-
N orrow ware also very small. 90 small that
bears who had resisted In the early advance In
many cases turned In ana covered.
Cotton goods are active and strong, and
Europe Ia evidently becoming alarmed over
the frost reports and the smallness OF the crop
movement In this country. The recent frosts.
l. is believed. have done Tor the top CROP.
Wall street and the South bought heavily,
Outsiders incline strongly to the bull side and
the sales OF the New York Cotton Exchange
yesterday ran up TO 6OOOOO bales and the clos-
Ing prices were at bout the top for the day. Tho
short interest. largely for foreign account In
January. March and May. is said to be enor-
mOuS
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Tuesday's Auction Sales.
BY nERpEnT A. SHERMAN

ny HERBERT A. SHERMAN.
Division street. No. Is. south side, 100 8 east Of
Cathnrino street l2.6K7O6, two story brick store;
tho Equitable Guarantee and Trust Company Of
Washingt ton, Del, trustees, VS. Mary Powers
OF al: Heyn CUyingtOn, attorneys: Thos j.
Purdy. referee. duo on judgment IS. so2 "a ros.
&C. Si.275oS
ny PETER q. MEYER co.
kossuth avenue. Twenty fourth Ward. south.
east corner Matilda street 5OxloO. two-siory
frame dwelling and barn: foreclosure sale: VIM
IL Lyons vs. Vim. II. Bard ct al: j. n He'll. at,
81 la Al and interest: costs and allowances
sl66 ~ and interest taxes. assessments. &c.
$500 and interest
West liSth street. No SOC south side, lio =
west OF Eighth avenue, l66xl0Oll. three story
brick dwelling: foreclosure sale. Joseph A. Dean
ct al, trus,eesys Frederick A. Isham rt al Ronse.
welt kobbo, attorneys: Warren W. Foster. referee
due on Judgment Sil. LASS 81 and interest," costs
and allowance, $500 90. taxes, &c. si9o 0S and
interest
East listh street Nos 10 aud L. south side
100 feet east OF Fifth avenue 5Oxl0O IL: two five
story brick flats: foreclosure sale; Charles II.
Rosenthnl vs. Isaac Stone ct al; Erdman, Levy
q Mayer. attorneys Augustus Van Wyck, ref
cree: due on judgments, 50 SIT 81 and inter
est: costs and allowance SS6S SIS. taxes, assess
ments, &c, sos IS and interest
West lO4th street No. 81. south side 227< fee,
east Of Columbus avenue, IS 4Sl0O IL. Ave story
brick fat. foreclosure sale: action No I. John
I. Terry and another. trustees. VS. Edgar Coles
et al: Lord. Day d Lord. attorneys; Frank NJ
Holahhn. referee: due on judgment $40 CAS-
subject 10 taxes. &c. S7il.oS
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Real Estate Transfsrs.
Taylor .v. . .. aoo n of Columbus az

Taylor Az: .. 2oo Of Columbus ~,
smith 10 Annie VI Reid ......,....,.....-. 81
Same prop: Richard Anders to Annie II
sam. prop! Ami. NJ Reid to jeremiah -
southern Boulevard. W. iai.s . Anthony
w,1n,iao florenes Allen to Augustus
Onion av =. Iso.. f. losth st. iSIIoo.
Thom.s Farley to Victor werhards 100
go 10y. fr.n ns and css:S. to b'nH. Con-
'?I James .' i. sl 70 5ssn % is 100
roth It, NJ is,S.e hs .nd p ~; 2s.sI
,i %so; sIs,s q i.s. viii ss.,S ~. .o
caR sa.,sc i &sI ". f:S %aD w e
Henry q. SO. asIsS t2sIys. sarah AieI 40
L:I nast S sT isl. a Mary shear 100
to John d QuAcsrnbos, y part :;.:.,.... 1000
Madison 81. IA and i7d. botioo. Eva Gts.
o. Anus ay. lr4, az 100. Henry wehnss to
rrcd.1St wthno. y par. part :, ,x;,,5,
clarsneo Hartley 70 Carrie Bsndhsm /
Ian Isn i sa,d.@ to E" ." s' i and 1sS
"a fa:s. ? Go i..nsr * ss,ioos 1000
wt:s serd Nv S SHs 4:.:: Harley
sd Az 500 n IT.ntiin y. ae,sx3sI
,atth IT. p :. tS$ viii. AZ. aS.loS,. ''
part Thos Britton. Jr. to Sarah A
Msrmisn Az. V ;. aaas Treimop. AZ. 6s,aI
100: James Meehsn and ano 70 Timothy
9Th b.. .R R.' E. 4%cSp .n,0p TO Jan. .0G
Thompson. Jr. and Ano' ..,,;............" gift
hs sS'i%apss;,Sos fHscacrs W.ii.c!io
1it hA ~, ~ W. ai.sIp4.io, Frank 4 0ti: 1870
to Caroline DC Blower ,..'.,,,....''.. $4,000
'S; slG ii A.1sy Ts TO END fSs saSs
EdGecomb ay. v .. aos.As i4bth at. 1851
Ess.S Nan M Ar 10 H R.s 1:Ssh
rob 6o s. Eiv SsSa: t ssr T 10 sa so
cil y I:S ", 2sIioo,S; Win 4 Perry to
ISoi DAVID " Barton to Nelly Nelson. W. /
p.s % Ami. 90 cor der w. ooito"' p" 10000
Burnside Nv. n cor Rysr ay, s,hio2,SI2iI
4sd 81. Gs2 W. aSiioob; John McKelvryto
ElEsbcths st. il aud i, wa. BONA; Abr.h.m
cai Isnm 40 oa' ror F fsaa s 100
56;ii harry overington etal. eIrs. to VIM
is5th st n ., i2E " 81 AIMS ay. SoIioo;
Francis Canine referee. to Ferdinand - ooo
on aaii, p. John h h.iist. 1. OK caroline
irrog; Alice Christie to Joseph II kerno'
Broadway, q o cor l25th st. S5I7B; John
McSweeney TO Patrick Doelger .,,,,,,.... 100
NAcumbs Dam road, " y. lots $3.50, map
estate Mary Chryste Morris
4 sssSib n' ,"...' "' " 1900
Pleasant Nv, 20, 1919 I'd ct, 251i 90; Isabella
HAradun Ia Theresa BuAse. ......,,,...,..,. 900
64th ct, y .. 8So W Columbus Av. 17IlOo6;
John Z Brown to John Addison. ..,..,.,,..
William at. 2h3. II q, 8OKd4.o; Samuel
Jacobs et al to Ann Brown. .......,.....,... 100
William at, 28S, n =, 8oI64.6. 4 part; Lud
low at, I4l.143. WI 37,hKA7.lO Id part:
bertha Jacobs ct al, elrs. TO Samuel
jacobs ana hnu' 80. ''''''''',..s,. '...'..'
Crotona Park Surth. .. 1921 ITbst.
bl.SISo.5Ihi.bN- Rowland W Thomas
and Ano TO Philip Schroedsr. ,,,,.,...,.,,. 3.I35
Brook Az, >. 6OS IGOth st. 5oIioo; LorenI
J Weekor Jr, to James 4 s Gregg. .,,,.u exch
sIth at. n ., 275 " Columbus Az. i5IlOO;
Mary Murray to John Laimbser. Jr. $4,000
Mott at. NJ, VS., 26Iluoi Caroline NJ Wade
and ano 10 David KidAusky and Ano. ..,,,. 100
williams Of. 288. u .. 8ox6<d; Bertha
Jacobs ct al, exrs, to Ann Brovn,.,,,.,,,, $500
p8th st. n q. $50 9th Av. 44.4Ilo3.tX6b.S
1looll. Catalina Myers and sno. tndiv
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Auction sales.

At the New York Real Estate Salesroon yes
tcrday Peter +. Meyer 4 Co sold. in foreclosure
the i've story brick fiat, 25H99 II. No. 81 West
l32d street, u 5 Freeiberg for $4,000
John T. Boyd sold. in foreclosure. the two Ave
story brick fats, each 30NlOO. Nos 2iO6 and POS
Amsterdam avenue, No 2lO6 10 Henry =. Green.
burgh. for 500 100. and No. 2l06 To tho plaintiff.
German Savings Bank, for S2t, 900
Richard V. Harncu & Co. sold, in foreclosure.
the four story stone front dwelling, l6Bx1OO. o.
No. 4t7 West Fifty seventh street. W the plaintiff
Henry Burden. for $1,000
William Kennedy sold in foreclosure. the three
four story brick flats. 75xll6Ib6. Ak72.4. Nos.
eA3 70 DAT Kelly street. to George Is. Brown. for
SIS 400.
Charles A. Berrian sold. in foreclosure. tho
four story stone front dwelling 20xl00. No AL
Vest Fifty seventh street 10 the plaintiff.
Charles l.. Jones. for Sl4. 676
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SCHOOL CHILDREN NEED PROTECTION
Magistrate Wants Careless Drivers Rigor-
ously Prosecuted.

One man and two hali-grown boys were held
by Magistrate Flammer in tho Jefferson Market
police court yesterday on charges OF running
over children. One Of the victims. nine-year-
old John Nappolatano. was playing in front OF
the public school at 3 Clark street when run
over. lie 10 In serious condition.
1T 10 revolving 10 observe tho utter lack OF
consideration which truck drivers. cabmen and
motormen show for children on their way to
school," said Magistrate Flammer 10 disposing
OF this case. 1T seems to me that all school
children are the wards OF the Board OF Educd-
ton from the moment they start for school
duty OF tho board to protect them on thu way
by prosecuting every driver that runs over ono
OF It's scholars. II the drivers could be properly
punished for every offence Of this kind. they
would become more heedful."
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TFv PER CENT TO TANMANT.
Subpoena Server Tells, In . Divorce Case,
where His Salary Coos.


David Guran.a subpoena server In tho District
Attorneys ONCE. told before Justice Scott OF
the Supreme Court yestrrday. how he dis
poses Of his salary OF $1,000 a year. out OF
which his wife. Henrietta, wants alimony and
counsel fee In an action for divorce. He snvs
he 10 member OF Tammany Hall and has first
to give 500 TO the organization. Thon he
helps support his father and mother to the
amount OF $3.50 a year. and he has only $3.50
left for division between himself and wife,
Besides. he says. she earns Sl5 q week a. a
saleswoman and does not require bis assist
Ancs.
Since their marriage In 1922. she AYERS. she
has been at the mercy Of his ungovernabls
temper. SO that her life with him has become
unbsaraol She. states hat he 10 "a motor Gus
prsvaricator" and 'friRhtful hypocrite." even
when not engaged at process serving. and has
acted the tyrant at home. She declares that
he has boosted that he would worry her to
death or drive Ter 10 suicide. She says he
spends money freely enough on racing and on
other women. He denies that he gam blss; bus
says hi. wife plays tho horses. The Court
reserved decision.
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realty welcomed He also urges the building

greatly welcomed. He also urges the building
OF dormitories. a chapel. and building on the
plan OF Houston Hall. at the University OF
dents The university building. he says, should
be built. too. and he hopes some one will come
forward to erect II as a memorial.
y The trustees accepted the Presidents report
without dissenting voice. AID the following
nppointm ents were made: Albert Baumann.
small, assistant in electrical engineering: Les
lie McHarg, assistant in civil enRipeerlng;
Homer NJ. Derr. assistant In physice; Philip g.
Carleton, assistant In rhetoric. and Henry L.
Cram pton. tutor In zoology.
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Way YARD DRY DOCK SUIT.
Uncle Sam Must Give Particulars to the
Washes and Crimmins.

Judge Lacombs decides In the United States
Circuit Court that the Governmen m ust furnish
a bill OF particulars in the suit brought againSt
Thomas and AuRustin Walsh. John d. Grim
mins and Ralph J. Packard to recover SILL
800. 10, the bill OF particulars to specify how
and where the work done for the Government
struction OF n timber dry dock 10 the Navy
Yard. which was left unfinished by John GIL lies
the original contractor, Grimm ms and Packard
were tho Washes sureties. Tho Government
charges that the work done was not what II was
represented to be.
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Smoked Pipe In Bed and Was Burned to
Death.

BUFFALO. Nov 6-william Smith. "a years
old. son OF John Il. Smith. manager Of the r.
q. Dun Commercial Agency. was burned
to death at about 2 o'clock this morning
smith lived with his father In a beautiful
supposed TO have been started through care
lehsness on his part. He was great lover OF q
ing. Two or three times tho servants found
holes burned In the bedding caused by sparks
from the pipe, but Smith Jok ed about II and said
Last night, however. the young man was
burned to death. and the house was badly
damA0Ah
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REAL ESTATE NEWS.

The realty market yesterday was practically
inactive 30 far as the brokerage branch was con-
corped- In tho auction room six offerings woro
disposed Of under foreclosure proceedings Three
Of these were secured by the plaintiffs and three
by outsiders
There will DO no sales in the auction room To-
day. II being a legal holiday.
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QUICK WORK WITH A DIVORCE.

Suit Begun tho Morning After the Alleged
Onence-Eleven Days to n Finish.
Speedy legal work has been done In suit OF
Fermine N. Ross for an absolute divorce from
Simon Ross. who lives at the Hotel vendome.
The summons was served on Oct. 26 last,
Ross being charged with intimacy the night
before at the Grand Union Hotel with an I'M
known woman. An answer denying the charge
was immrd ately put in and on consent OF both
pointed George +. Gourand referee. Several
witnesses were examined and yesterday
that Mrs. Ross is entitled TO an absolute d.
yorce from Ross and tho custody OF their two
children. The Roses were married In Savan-
nah June 81. 1881.
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Mo,.t Committee Wants . Room.

Tho Mazct Committee 10 again In quest OF
quarters. having been told by the Board ~
Trade and Transportation that its rooms at
DOB broadway will be required by the board
during the coming two months. Mr., Moss said
Yesterday thNt tNr committees hal plenty OF
money and thar some other meeting place
would he found before Nov, Il. whom the ses-
rlons are resumed II IN said that II no other
quarters are offered by pub 10 or semi public
bodies State Superintendent McC ullagh wiz be
asked to allow the committee 10 use the h1ss
room At 585 Broadway
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Rare Operation Performed on . Telephone
Lincmnn.

An operation for tho removal Of several
pieces OF the vsrtebrn Of John Ksilar was per-
formed In st. Johns Hospital. Long Island
City. several days ago. Kellar lives In 80
Willoughby street. Brooklyn. and was en-
ploysd as a lineman by tho New York and New
a wire on Thursday OF last week he came In
contact with a live wire and the shock knocked
him from the pole He fell thirty-fve feet,
charge OF the operation. He Was assisted by
DR.. John F. Farwell, DR.. II. A. McGronin and
from complete paralysis OF the power Part Of
the body The operation consisted In remov-
bra In order to relieve the pressure on the
spinal column. The doctors hope that tho
operation may restore to Kellar the use OF his
legs.
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both OF, 2OI7o, 3Ith ~. a, 3o2l 9TH Av, -. 81
49,; Edward b Carter and sno W Galen A. Car
tor ct al (pArtitionI; atty, v G Ward.
Clinton It, Q g. 100 Stanton 1t. 75IioO; Mulberry
st. es. 1873: Grand o., GENERALIZATION Mary
Smith vs. lienzi s"cor ct al partition; atty.
SukcmAn.
Broadway, aao Dept OF Buildings vs william L.
Brnen, Niolatinnsl atty. + ottcrbourR.
53d at 70. l7b 9th av. 49, Ilonp' b3d OF. Sc. $50
o 9th AV 26xlOO 3. Annie NJ Dufy ys Aloia &
Muller ct al (pArtitionl atty. Hogan,
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Recorded Lsases.

Corn. Henry. TO James II cssn. 1891 Lering.
You Az .bSOu
salter. Jasper g. to Lydia A stillweii. y7d
ct, ~ ", q yrr....................,..
Conger. Clarence X, to samuel Fine Co.
East Broadway. 20. , US ........,..,.....
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Satisfied Liens.

Murphy. Edward 3 and Francis J. " Mar
garst A Johnstone; oath st, ga to 3?s Z.
1870 Observation-Disclosures, 1877
Kleinfold h Kat vs. Michael Hanlon: 2S<
and 25I aud 2T3t,2 80 r. eth OF, Ispp.... 200.
The Powhatan Cay Mfs Co W Jacob Levy.
as New Bowery rnd - James st, lsya, c<e
Bell, John J, We ThumAS Morgan, Burnside
aud Rysr avs, e cor. lspp ..... go. ,,,.,. 7Jo
isSa $50 ',...,. i.lso
erty. isSa bto
sr,y. lsm .'.'D,',.'........,''...'4'!,,', 1900!
Nander Frederick J. vs. Margaret A McCaf.
1899 '.',...',,. ..,...',,,.,'.... - 49,
Hermann 4 Grace VS. C J La Grassa and Ano:
asth OF, n o cor Boulevard, 1sgo....,..... So.
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and armand Kdmoni. Mason to R.becc.

LIST Az, Va. 7a.7 . sad ct, 26.1Io7; Peter
Doslger and wife to Cl aries schaneth
s,h az ,,,;,, ~ - .ni
vifs TO pincus Iowanfeld aud nno "
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Private salea.

william r. Dcr has sold 70 Leo Kohn the nvo
story dwelling IN lot 25xl0O. No. 1877 West Sew
onty ninth street
corner property at East Broadway and Mar.
ket street In rcpo rtcd sold
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AssiKnments Of Mortgages.

hlsIsnd.r. Sarah. 70 Frances L Harlem, 800
cns.htth part 5000
hardt .,........, 49,, .....,,,.. I76o
American surety Co 10 Richard X. FoI.... Nom
Same 10 same, commune. Nom
Sheppard. Mary. to Mary T Moorhouse. &c.. 200
tee G.. u Russell Gage, ioS 900
schin, MAI, TO Rachel Schin .,,.,,,.,:. Nom
trustee, ',','.,,.,,. 5000
schin. Max. TO Henriotte aoldstein.. ..... l2.5oo
Schattman, Celia, ct al. exors, 10. to MAI
schr ...........,...........,..,., Nom
Same to same NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Nom
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.,or. william Au,,in H,t.ts own.

c. Hornum Srehiteci; cost .',,.,,.,.,,,... 1000
Mott AV 5pa; Improvement TO dwelling
and store; u Riesse. owner; Jacob
KnAb, architect; cost ....s,.....,-.,,...,... 100
Unionport road aud 6uerlAinn pl. sw cor;
Improvement 10 orphan asylum; Now
York Catholic Prntectnry, owner. Moore n
Landsisdei, architects; cost ,,.,,.,..,..... soc
jackson av. 6s8: tmprovementt to tenement;
Mrs Gilbride, owner. HAnlon. archi'
cost ,lOt
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Tor sALH-Alar.s tract o desirable shore fronl
l. properly on the Sound.
" B.. boz ito sun uptown once. 1865 B'vay.

@ Trt for Business 2urposfs.
A BUILDINGS. stores. lofts and ofnces; sxosp-
n. tionally hne list this and other desirable looa-
tons. FOLSOM BROTHERS. ss5 Broadway.
A STONE BASEMENT AND LOFTS In Gold ct.
n near BsekmAu. at moderate rent
rutland Il WHITING. 8 BeekmAn Ct
A TTRhCTIvE OFFICES TO let ct SO Union
IA Square. broadway and nth e..
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SHIRT FACTORY.

Mr.. Joe Jones, a shirt-maller Of New
York, and the man Hillabrant, who ran
the fusion shirt factory at the peniten-
tiary are here in connection with the
matter. 1t is understood that Mr.. Jones
has offered to lease the plant and Cap
tain Day is anxious to make the lease.
He wanted it acted on at the last meet
ing of the executive committee but ac-
ton was postponed until the full meet
ing of the board which will probably be
called soon. The executive committee
meets on Monday and may decide to
reopen the matter then.