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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-13
A0MBRES DEB|LES
So -
RECOBRAD VUESTRO VIGOR
t LA DEkORA ES PELIGR0SA.

Pareee que el Creador ha ordenad0 que despues
de la sangre oil fiuido vital seminal sea la SUD-
stancia mas preciosa en- el cuerpo del hombre y
alguna p6rdida contranatural de el produclra
siempre rcsultados desastrosos.
Muchos hombres han muerto de Intermediates
corrientes tales como las del corazon, del mgado'
de los rifloneS, intermediates pulmonareS, etc,
por haber pernitido & vitalidad gastarse, eX-
ponendose asi q ser faciles yictimas de cstas
Intermediates, cuandO algunas ca1as dc nuestraa
medicines, tomadas tempo. habrlan impedido
estas debilitantes perdidas, asi preservando 81
vitalidad para resstir los ataques de esas pell-
grosas intermediates.
Muchos hombres han llegado lenta, pero segura-
mente 4 un estado de demcncia incurable causa
dc estRs perdidas, sin saber la verdadera causa
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Viajeros doninicanoS.

Los sef1ores don Federico Hen
riquez Carvsjal y don Miguel Angel
Garrido, llegaron aver Ponce y de
un dia otro pasaran por esta C.pi-
tai para Ia Habana, como Delegados
del Gobierno de Is Repnbica, ante
sl Congreso Pan Americana de Me
xico.
Don Federico Eenriquez, es di-
rector de 9 Ell Mensajero,. director
de 10 E Escuela Norm Y Catedratico
del Irstituto Professional.
Don Miguel Angel Garrido, es
tambien periodista y 1iterato como
cido notable de Santo Domingo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-12-13
GNPRGSA DE VAPORGS
DE SOBR1NOS DE +ERfSERH

IN y
de ecadam
a o am
A PUERTOS CUBANOS CITADOS
clos
Ponce prohhdo don
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CauSaS por
C0ntrabandOS
EN- MAYAGUEZ.

EI Tribunal de los Estados Uni
do que en- estos disls ha estado en-
sus funciones en- la cindad de Maya
gtiez, al conocer de algunas por con-
trabandos, resolvio que estas fuesen
juzgadas en- Ponce, porque en- Ma
yaguez no podfa formarse jurado
com pletamnnte imparcial, dadas las
relaciones deIlas personas que flgnra-
en- los iu cio,.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29
THE TRAINING
OF FIREMEN
Chief Cook Advocates Athletic DUAL.
lfcations.

A new regime In The Seattle IRE
department. viii soon begin II Shisf
Cock has his way. Resides equip
PING the department., he purposes q
policy Of earnest training and dis-
cirlines In order 90 bring tha force
Up 10 the standard Of eastern cities.
The training viii be directed toward
keeping the mreu IN good physical
condition and prac Using them IN
The practical work Of fire-extiuguiah-
IND and life-saxiHg methods. chief
Cock intends that every man on
active dutv shall be able at All
times 20 scale high bniidinsu with
ladders. bring down human burdens.
save their own lives By lsaninK sntn
nets from the ruufS and windows 81
buildings. and otherwise hecom :
masters % the modern science %
nrs-lightinw.
steps have already been taken =
put this policy into effect. Al the
headquarters. Seventh avenue and
Columbia street. the 60 foot tower f.
being used 60 give the men practice
In mounting. working eooily at
heights. and descending by the ROPE
and life belt Later on II is expected
that theg wtll learn Is use the nets
and become accustomed % druppinz
into them FROM the third Or fourth
story. IN the new headquarters In
be erected at Fourth avenue and
Jackson street. there - 70 b. a
gymnasium. In which members % all
the engine houses will exercise FeKus
larry. Arrangements all he made
- include drills in mounting build
lngs with the sealing ladders. Chlef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29
BONES OF A GIDDY CHINK.
Belief That They viii DO Found In Some Nook of "stew-
art Castle" In Washington.

tell the real aweiis from the imitn.
tionH Men staggered away with
muRnumH Of champagne under their
arms after they had eaten ana drunk
all they could carry internally.
The women guests entered into
the spirit Of the occasion and loaded
up with iaeeH. embruiderirn. hric-a=
brna and priceless bits ~ GhinrHe
plate and pottery. The event boost
Cd the Chinese legation right into
society, hut n cost the emperor a
heap % money to replace ana repair
articles stolen or damaged y the
guests.
soon after this. a riddy Chlnk. an
nttncho Of the legation. blonHouisd
out as an expert maahaf. lie was
the fad, and his enchpRdTr Win
white women. some Of them society
lights. caused a tremendous scandal
A. result. hs Was somewhat In dir
grace with the minister. but he Was
a much-taikrd- about heather.
Then, Il ~ said. through some %
his numerous chHrm~rH, be diVulged
q few diplomatic secrets, and there
WIS another scandal and sensation.
And then came the iaet chapter,
The giddy Chlnk disappeared as
completely as though he had evhp-
Grated. lie Wa never seen In wash
insfon again. nor was he ever heard
~ as having sailed for china. Mo-
body looked Tor him, but his mt
mates limited that he had feefiN"l
oriental justice within the walls 81
the Stewart castle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29

Correspondence when the work
men pun down stewart Castle" this
aprink, they maH nnd, wodHsd away
between partitions, or buried under
the basement uuur. the mortal re-
mains OF a festive heather whaHs
msteoric career and sudden diHap-
tsafance caused NO End OF gossip In
Washington. some years aEo.
Sumo years ago.
stewart Castle" ta magnificent
stone residence ON Dupont circle. Il
was built by Senator Stewart, Of
Nevada. when he had lots Of money.
II has recently been sold TO Senator
Clark. 81 Montana. lie r. going to
tear ~ down and show Washington
how much more magnificent house
copper king OF the goth century
can build than "a silver king ~ the
18th century.
tfp 10 about ~ years ago. the Chi
nuae minister TO Warrington had
never tried to cut much 81 n social
figure, and had lived quite modeHtlY.
Then a new minister came here hnd
rented Stewart Castle" for the Chi
neac legation. The place was ntted
up IN Oriental splendor. and "NaEs
sisty" was invited to a hoasewarm-
ing reception.
That Was one Of the hottest times
a vivid prototype uf the luutlnE Of
Picking and TientHiu. The cream af
society and some ~ The skinned
milk attended but after the crowd
got warmed up there was no way %
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29

cook e. determined that the men
shall become az expert and phNHic
ally ~ as those of eastern eitloH
Another atep toward this end n
chief Cooks npW rule furbiddinH
criticism IT superior officers, city
officials, 90 other representatives or
tho government lie points out that
the department 10 under civil service
rules and that while every member
may hold whatever political opinions
he pleaHoH. none shall bc allowed 10
abuse his position. Without THE it
ia not possible Go preserve the high
est standard ~ efficiency. believing
that. as On the army diHrvHpurt of
officers leads quickly to dis obedience
and enfeleasncsH. Chief Cook has
announced that violations OF this
rule will be punished, For the hrrt
afcuar a man viii bg suspended -
days. FOR the second, go days, for the
third, hs Will br dismissed Promo
lions viii depend upon the conduct,
record. experience, eiiielsnCN and
adaptahllity 20 the work Of the de-
paTtment'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29
STUDENTS FUN.

A trio of University students furn-
ished much amusement - the people
ON the streets last night. Wearing
costumes adorned With skulls aud
cross bones. and various other mNst-
ic symbols. these young men induig-
cd in a tooth pick and peanut race,
Zach gVt down on his hands and
knees In Pioneer square, and en-
deaNorcd to rou peanut around
the block with a taothpiek. A crowd
gathered and ieered the young fell
lows. especially when they marched
around beating toy drums. Thea
ore of the hoNs. who Is a popuilsi,
made a speech vigorously dcnuunc-
ina Bryan. IL vas received hX the
crowd with ironleal applause and
1eerc. Afterward two students took
turns az trytng % sign. moving the
audience u Wild laughter, This
ended the Performance In Pioneer
square. and the students were taken
out 60 the university fer other ord
sals which arr preliminary 10 meme
Aership Ia a Greek letter fraternity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29
MORE ORANGES
TO BE SHIPPED
Northern Route as a California
Fruit Outlet.

Two mere big shipments Of calf.
fcruta oranges q the east hy way %
SEATTLE. will be made within A few
days. Early this week a Pacific
Coast CO. = Strarne started from san
Francisco with 1000 boxes. These
will soon b. transferred o. Great
Northern cars and sent east. he
fDre next week another steamer viii
start for Seattle with 4 big ship
ment. The special train which de-
parted Tuesday has reached Mime
apelis. II Was delayed tNa hours Rnd
one-hsif by a ruck slide and By hot
boxes. but made the fastest trip on
record Tor 4 Great Northern freight
train. averaging about e miles an
hour. As yet tt cannot be deter
mined whether the experiment - a
success. Time Wili be required 20
show whether sufficiently quick and
steady service can be maintained on
the long rail and water route. also
whether the repeated landings u
the freight can be managed without
detriment to the fruit. n is ueces-
sary 20 transfer the boxes both at
San Francisco and seattle.
Already the Caiifnrnians are
aroused over the new scheme. Tha
papers are pointing out the danger 10
the Southern Pacific and the Santa
Fe companies. and dwelling on the
proof that these railways were not
fsneere In protesting that they could
mot get enough fruit-cars or shorten
the long schedule time for shipment
1t i remarked that II the Pacific
Coast Co. and Great Northern rail-
way can calculate a pFnaf on such a
long haul. the southern lines are
surely making enough profit 20 give
better service. n coal cannot be OBJ
tained for a profitable trade. the
southern railways are hopelessly
handicapped from competing with
the northern lines for Oriental traf-
&c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29
FOUND GUILTY.

SALEM. Mass. March - The
Jury in the ease Of John 6. Best. acc
eusea % Killing Geo. =. Bailey. has
returned a verdict u guilty ~ mur-
der Ia the first degree The murder
Of Bailey was muHt rrVuittnE IN the
atrurity 81 detail The killing NHa
anns on Ilfeakheart hill. best cat
his victims body into pieces aud hid
these ghRntly things in Egnny- Naeks,
Best II farm hand, Bailey VAS
manager Ct ths farm on which bis
murderer worked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29
THE SEATTLE
YACHT CLUB

The principal yacht owners % Re-
attic have formed a uew urEa nina
ton. The Seattle Yacht club. About
81 members Hrv nov enrolled ana
applications To membership are con
ntnntly coming In The neet ~
yachts controlled b. the new club u
the strongest and best on the sound.
II IL expected thai the formation 81
the club VIII give 4 decided impetus
to local yachting A clubhouse -
outlined BY thc new organization %
be built az West Seattle. The OWN
pie. &. H. stimaun'H yacht. which
viii hr the flagship ~ the fleet IL
the unrat craft Of ia kind GA tha
sound The following officers were
elected g. d stlusOn. commodore
"a. e. Henry. vice rommudnrc, r j.
Foster. feet captain g. " Stiunson.
SECRETARY treasurer. Maurice Me
MickFn =. a WING, ". Il srenc~r
and = A. carr we're appointed 10 The
board % diFaEtnrHs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29
Camera Club OraanIled.

The Washington Camera club was
Organized last night az the y. II. O..
A. building. Rooms viii be secured
In the Union block on First aveuu
0nicera were elected na follows.
President. = D.. Crane. vice presi-
dent. ~ p. Holmes. second Nier
president, Mfs. Chaa. Denny, CORES
pundiuE secretary, MiHn Appleton
J. g. Harris. trustees, T. Morgan
stern, n. y. HuKginH and ChhH.
kiuueur. There are already I'd mem
bcra and ~ applicants.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29
SHAM E:LESS
LEGISLATION
To Count Drunken NJ ems
Ballots In Illinois.

sPRINGFtELp. III, March 81
An amendment introduced tn the
Illinois house If representatives 80
amends the Australian ballot laN
that any man who wishes a. vote,
hut cannot read tho uAmoa on the
ballot. win bee assisted by two vlrc=
tom officers, who VIII prepare the
voting slip Tor him aud these officers
shall have the right II consider a
drunken man Ia the light of one
suffering from a physical DISABLE
itN." whercupon they shall be en-
titled 90 mark the drunken man =
ballot for hlmi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29
p. C. KNOX
TO ACCEPT
Presidents offer of the At
torney-GeneraIshlP.

WAsHIN0TON. u. G.. March 81
IL Is generally understood that Mr.
y. Z. Knox ~ Pittsburgh, 20 whom
President Mckinley has afered the
attorney sencralship, Will accept
that Invitation q enter the cabinet
Nj Knox was at the White House,
Where he spent an hour In private
cnnNarsn ton with the nrnsIlcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29

Miss Abigail Brue, az interpreted
by Neil Burgess himself in the
County Fair" which will be at the
Seattle theater Sunday. IL an adj.
mlrable bit OF eccentric comedy pOr-
trafture. In the shading Of the
voice. details Of gesture, the point
Of makeup and in the varying ex.
pressiOns Of an eVer-changinR face,
Mr.. Burgess achieves results that
could not be expected from any 9TH
or actor. lie r. delightfully."- amusing
~ that bright mixture Of nonsense
and nature in the courtshlp scene.
There ~ a real tenderness IN his ac-
ton and bearing, when Abigail
boldly defends the two Outcasts Of
humanity: and Il - genuine Hpunk
that in defiance eonfronts the grasp
Ing attacks Of old Hammerhead.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29
"Roney's Boys"

nlRtchford kaVapaEh ana Rooney
RoNs" concert company which ap.
pears under \, NJ &. \, auspices at
the Seattle theatrr saturday after
noon and evening, Is one ~ the moat
unique musical orEanina tlnns INA this
country. Mt Henry a. Beney, the
originator. musical director and
manager ~ the company. l. an eua
thusiast en- the subject of h0ys' Nale-
-. and for 20 years rs has been rec
eEniHed as a specialist IA this de-
rartment of veal culture,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29
Big NUGGET |!

EILENsBuRG. March "a gold
nugget worth = little more than H.
ito was taken out on the Hentons
McCauley property. spauk district.
last Saturday. Scwa of the md has
just tFanaplred. This IL BY $500 the
largest nugget ever found in this
state.
Or MeCauiey has taken the nugget
to New York. and II II said be viii
exhibit IL. with other swauk gold. at
the Buffalo fHh-Amcrican expnsi-
ton.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29
BERNHARDT I'LL.

PITTSBURG. Pa. March 2s.-Mme.
Sarah Bernhard IL 81 IN this city.
Because Of indlsposition. which her
manager protests Is not ~ serious
nature. the great actress could not
appear last night az the Avon thea
ter. and the performance had to be
cancelled for the night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29
Robbed by a Woman.

Mrs. Ed smith. tenderl0in hah-
ttue. WAS arrested this morning up
on COMPLAINT OF Joseph Hannah.
Eur who claims she robbed him Of
81 in a room in 4 lodging house at
the corner of Fourth avenue and
Main street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29
ASSIGNED TO
BREME RTON

WASHINGTON. n. G.. March - 49,
Lieut.. Harry O. Leopold. late return
81 from duty at Yokohama. has been
assigned by the navy department 90
the Bremerton naval station. there
10 have charge OF the steam eugin-
sering department as chief engineer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29
MEDICINES IN A
HURRY

II you are IN hurry for your
drugs or medicines telephone Main
50s. the Bartell Drug Company. No
extra charge Tor quick delivery.
Your interests are just aE safe in
ordering over the telephone NJ n
YOU appeared IA person.
shsfheld's Cream Dentifriee. rex
@pes 90 - +4ts#ffs sssssfsss - Ahf
Echieffrlin'a Beef. Wine and Iron.
81 size at sstssss ,s..s.s-ss.sts.s spn
johnson a JohnHan'H Strength
cuiuR PlnHtefs. sold everywhere
q zoe or zhe. here NJ s.s.....ss &c
Meuneu'a noratea Taleum. &c
size 30 90 sss.....ss4.....s.tbc
PoKH0nis Face Pow der. gnc size.
at - ssssssfsss ss#sHs 90 sfsssss ssHss SOC
A saving here on most everything
you buy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29
Theaters.


"A Bachelors Romance" which'is
not new 70 this city. was the Offering
OF the Neiil company at the Grand
opera house last night. 70 the larg-
est audience that has been IN the
building since Il was opened last
November.
The play Is 50 well known that a
description would be superfuous. IL
was played In the usual NELL man
ner. which means that Il would be
difficult 70 find any fault with the
production. The play win be re-
peated tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29

j. had blond
q his
white. cleaning.
n band iagks and the WhcE
accepted
hurried bedside. Oh
a head
Wash
cleaning hair
wife
a a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29
Jseele shlrleY cnnnanv.

The War of Wealth." one Of ia
cob Lifts big New York productions.
Will be the opening play ~ the Shir-
ley company at the Third Avenue
theater next Sunday matinee. That
n viii receive good production a.
fhe hands Of this excellent company
~ a foreRone conclusion. Moths"
"Edith'e Burglar, ""Neil GWynn" and
Ia Belle Marie" VIII be the bills the
balance Of the week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29
SearchIight Moving Pictures

Mrs Carrie Nation, the saloon
smasher. colored cake walk. skirt
dance, caravan passing pyramids In
Egypt, dress parade, comical wrest-
ling by a midget and giant. and
other views.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29

the company Interpreting the whims
elealltN Is an exceptionally clever
eno, Many new Hprcialtlcs have been
added e. the play and an at the cid
hits are retained. a tifasa Monkey
should prove an exceedingly amusing
farCc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29

A limited number Of chronic eases
treated free by advanced students
under direction 90 regular operators.
Tuesdays and ThursfayH Washing
ton Institute 81 patrorsthy. safe
Deposit building
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ST. PETERSBURG. March 2s.-
The students have become 80 bold
a. 10 send, by mai. sentences 81
death % the ministers % war and the
interior. a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29

The SearchtlEht, 1851 Second ave-
nue., is showing unusually interest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29
Concert

on the Aeoiinn grand orchestral AZ
the Rainicr-esrand cafe every even
Ing from $50 TO s 80. also 10 to Il
Z. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29
"A Brass Monkey"

One Of the funniest Of the Hoyt
farces IF "a Brass Monkey" when
win be the bill At the Grand opera
house all next week. 1t Is said that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29

Diamond Ice 10 the best. II costs
no more than the cheapest Tel
Main 1868.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29

The best running watch ~ the
4 outs kiodt Special" Al eecoud.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-03-29
Horse Auction.

The cavalry horses which we're an
nounesd 30 be sold by the quarter
masters department next Monday
viii be sold AZ public auction ~ Fort
LhWtan tomorrow afternoon instead.
- -
Tea served after 3 y. IN. each day
Glare. 1907 Second ave.
assHa q =
GO to spinning for bicycle repairs
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18
COONEY'S TRIAL STOPPED.
1T is THOUGHT THE DISTRICT AT
TORNEY WOULD PROSECUTE THE
CAPTAIN CRINTINALLY.

A sudden halt in the trial OF Police Captain
Cconey before Police Commissioner Murphy yester-
day was effected by District Attorney Pnlloin ana
ss result Of the District Attorneys interference
In the case Coorey was relieved from suspension
and ordered back on duty at the West thirty
severth-st. station. It was believed at Ponce
HEADQUARTERS that Cooney would be prosecuted
policy places in his precinct. on which raids were
made bY agents of the Anti-Polcy Society and the
Society for the Prevention of Crime.
Commissioner Murphy apparently ready TO
proceed with the trial OF Captain Cooney at 1880
a. H. when Louis j. Grant Cooneys counsel De-
gan TO protest against an adjournment Of the case
The LAWYER had learned of letter sent from the
District Attorneys office. and he objected TO haV-
ing il read. Commissioner Murphy overruled the
objection and caused the letter OF District At
aorney PhiIbn TO be read The letter asked that
the proceedings in the Cooney case be aoJourneo
without day. 1t continued:
The reason that make this request is that Grim
tnal proceedings are now penclng oeioEe mas
istrafe in relation the persons whose aileged
charges against Captain Cooney. and II the charges
AGAINST hin, are proceeded with * may tend TO de-
feat the ends Of justice in the cases OF the persons
SO accused
II was said later by officials at Police Head
quarters that the District Attorney evidently did
NOT care TO have the case of Captain Cooney heard
before the Police Commissioner until there was a
conviction Of the policy and an opportunity to
prosecute Cooney for neglect Of duty, as Captain
Diamond was prosecuted. There was expressed the
belief that the District Attorney would try TO
secure the indictment of Captain Cooney, and thus
place him in a position TO be dealt E.ith by the
courts 1t was said that Cooneys case would not
come before Commissioner Murphy again, as the
conviction of policy men could not be obtained
before the expiration OF Mr.. Murphys term OF
New-York tribune., 1901-12-18
DIG RrILDING AT THE BATTERY.
,,o.>- To THE LINE OF MODERN BUILD
TNGs WHICH SKIRT THE
POPULAR FOR OFFICES

new business block, to cost ABOUT $,'O'O''' ~
- reoorted Yesterday is to be erected on 'he
mock front III Batter Place, between "cS' 90
IT-aebinqton SIS facing Battery Park and the pay
7 Is 10 be put up by the Battery Pace ] 80
Cornpanv. understood TO be made up Oh I'-, "ta-,'
. park and the George A. Fuller CoNlPaNE' -
has bought the property from the century Ne''tN'
Company for about S510,0n -.
The land which is incumbered with a hul'0et W
"a brick houses was bought by the century
I,aoI+v Counany from the Hemmenway esta'e VI
9zosron Plans for tho building, which II IS salu
viii he sixteen stories high, have not peen pre-
nared vet The plot which it is TO occupy mas
frontage OF $50 feet Battery Park Inc liii-
movement of this plot will add another 10 me fo"
Of modern office buildings fronting on battery
Park. 49,,
1t was said yesterday that the property on me
east side was TO be similarly improved, but this
could not be verified last night With the erection
of these two buildings and the completion OF 'ie
Custom House the whole park, from West-st- near
" TO the end OF State-st., will be bounded bE Dull
5es eight or nine stories nigh and Of modern CON
s+T1Irti0n The property owners IN tnat neIslLO
hood are pleased at the idea that another TOW i I
ancient buildings is TO disappear from 'Ie pa IL
front. .s. .,,,.t-.- ~, T.tterv
park with their delightful outlook on the CpPeF
Bay are said be in good demand. Inc owners Ie
Of one of these buildings said yesterday that opPoI
+1nities to rent for higher rates tha Ihelr leSeS
ta5 heen made for were constantly arising
II is understood that the Maritime Sulldlns, n
Rridre-sr which will not be fQished before april.
is already half rented, although the Tenulg sea
tom House will add to the demand FOR office space
In the neghborhood.