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New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

s5th-ss n.o. Nos lss and l41 West 5ox1o5: Charlie,
St Nicholas Place No 81, i7x724x Irregular 81
pany mogaKe MsMe'e s 70 o6 Rv9Psise Building Com
S'h-s5 arcbio5 s. & 900 # Of 7thave 5oxlo5; Ellen
Kingsbridss nna Road. la22 Of Marion-ave
Kinsshr,sSa THns sSST poss Silk Is to old
line to beginning ali title TO ianG ag%
lying lying between old and new lines Of said road.
William w Edwards Charles Coulter. mort
r gage $4,000; s. 50 mort ,0
xSs 4xloos; Ernst-Marx- Nathan Company to
sdaSs hSssi No isS Msse m95sssf fssSS
Riverside Drive or ave- corner i5,h Is 7oC
lioex irregular Alexander e campbe ressi l9sax
To- w Edgar Pruden: mortgage. ZOO: r S
Broadway corner l5lst-st runs ioe 10 - 4'sot
$ 152d-st x150xl99 10x 15lst-st xl5O: Francie
and John schramme John Baker
colnmba st. e 8 -, II Of uons,on., 100
.Aadolphus Gutenberg TO Louis Lppman; s.
s2d-s No l54 West laxlo2 ?: Frances Cohen - 100
Ersderiek de Mendes: mortgage $50. coo: r S.
Lenos- corner Isist-st 17xs5: John
d button. referee to Sara Nelson: :.......... 5000
1s5x54s; Pietro Anzolone Mary Anzolone
11ith-: No sos East ~ lxioo ii; peter An1oion:
MaFS So Aa5oISes q %es; , Pass mortgage s
and another. another executors. to William W Hall;
s. ss2 90 .,;: " So 500
2eth-st 8 p. IT Of 5th-ave. 2G1ss.o 27th
bert Appel. referee. Eliza o Brien: R S.
I4th-st $ 100 IT Of 5th-ave 75xaoi 10 to 1000
lisih.st st x Irregular; Louis lis Lose TO Henry Gund-
2sth 5. ga IT Of 9th ave 2cssse: % 29th 100
sew iSp Gpssn IT Of Madison,ave, asxss 0;
% o Brien u part: S. SOS. .--i@a &c .oo
The Riverside Building Co to william 'oHiGSs; Nc;
sesh.s M @o:ssass & Ws., .7css9 sssSo
,sss-ss ss W'':" No s7s WsI, MsI,; .Io ,,-.
referee. TO United Life Insuranca
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
DIR. RAINSFORD EMPHATIC.
HE SPEAKS OF DAMNED ROT" TALKED
ABOUT MINISTERS-PLEA FOR
COMBINATION

The formation of inter-trade alliance among
the commercial men of New-York proposed
last evening the dinner of the New-York Credit
Mems Association. held in the of the Drug
Trade Club in the Woodbridge Building at John
and Williams sts.
Marcus VI. Marks. president of the National
clothiers Association. advocated the organization
OF every trade and its alliance into intertrade
council.
The Rev Dr. w. s. Rainsford said that the
tendency Of the times toward specialization,
and the clergyman so highly specialized that
he could not allow himself glass of wine
and a good cigar
But IL had time" DR.. Rainsford said II would
say a good word for the good missionaries over In
China. about whom (excuse my being a clergyman
all this damned is being uttered When men
get the idea that there is heaven above us ex-
cept the murky ceiling society is going down The
note of to-day is association. Those who combine
will live, and those who have not sense enough TO
combine Will fail -F.sop saw long ago in the fable
of the rods the wisdom of combination, and
Just after all these years, only beginning
give the world q practical example OF the adj
vantages of combination.
But II you be good you think YOU have
need OF association, no need of the Church
what everlasting rot Life is more than CUTS and
gold-it's sentiment. You want to keep the high
est in you alive
Abraham Gruber said In part:
~ when hen, l promise place that is about all
S5ootn 90 since the old man and | fell out. When !
promise place l have to deliver the goods. If /
could defer the time of delivery until the promises
were dead I'd lick Mark Hanna in Ohio.
streets is made valuable by the population and by
the fact that they the streets a private
monopoly bestowed upon individuals without ample
ana very ample, remuneration the people at
large is no less than larceny. and indeed it is
grand larceny be the legislature Democratic or
Republican When the legislature does such things
II makes millionaires and ii makes anarchists F3t
j have sublime confidence in our merchant Gov
ernor. and / believe that the West-st steal win
be vetoed by Governor Odell. "
The other speakers were ex-Untted States Dis
trict Attorney Mark d. Wilbur who urged the
sullding Of a ship canal TO the lakes and Mr.
Schoeninger, treasurer of the American Chamber
or Commerce in Paris who described the organiza-
ton and work of that body
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26

contrary TO expectation the conference between
Governor voorhees, and the Senators and members
OF the Assembly from Essex, Bergen and Passac
counties, to discuss the Passaic Valley pollution
matter which was announced to be held at Eliza
DeT9 Deta yesterday was postponed until Tuesday of
IIeAt Week The Governor said yesterday, before
leaving Elizabeth for brief trip to Cumberland
S,ountE that the question of holding extra
SION or the legislature probably would be decided
next week after the conference had been held. The
.IoTyernor. with William S. Hancock, State Con-
troller, and other well known Jerseymen attended
reeepuon at Bridgeton last night, and to-day will
make a trip TO the Delaware Bay and Maurice
Islver TO inspect the oyster industry. Governor
Soorhees said that he expected to return Eliza
beth tomorrow. -
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
HAVOC WROUGHT BY FLOOD.
STORM CAUSES MUCH DAMAGE IN THE
sUBURBS-FAIR WEATHER PROMISED

SUBURBS-FA1R WEATHER PROMISED
For the last two or three davs the waa+bo-
Bureau has been limiting the near approach of
pleasant weather On Wednesday morning II was
asserted that the clouds would have disappea red
by Thursday, but every one knows Yesterday
was far from being day of sunshine and baInv
airs. Last night the bureau prophesied clearing
prophecy might become fact. for a star was seen
IN the western horizon at $40 O'clock and later
oihers appeared. The fair weather is scheduled 10
continue Tomorrow, when it will be warmer
Ihe rain has caused much damage in Westches-
yer county The gardens and terraces of many
large country places on the banks of the Hudson
nave been greatly damaged by sand and rocks
saSfing GOWN on them, and in MANY placaS
nlshWays are almost impossible. In northern
"estchester miles Of highways have been flooded
ssauuslng damage 10 the amount of thousands OF
collars The Bronx River oyerfiowed its banks YES
terday from White Plains 10 Woodlawn a Num-
Der OF houses in West Mount Vernon Yonkers
farK ana Scarsdale. which the banks of
me river, have been surrounded by water and com
percy isolated, and the occupants have to use
White Plains, Mount Vernon and New-RocaeIIe
nave been nlled with water to such depth that the
furnace nres have been extinguished The new
ooueVards OF the system just completed by the su-
pervlsors or Westehester County at of s2500Oo
are reported 10 be cut TO pieces in many places
The one from Mamaroneck. leading 10 White
tiains Is damaged the IT will require several
tnousano dollars to repair the work OF the flood
All OF the reservoirs of the New-York City Water
Department are filled to overfioWing and millions
big dams. The Sheldrake and Byram rivers are far
beyond their embankments
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
EW-JERSEY NEWS.
FOURTH ANNUAL CONFERENCE.
EASTERN PUBLIC EDUCATION ASSOCIATION IN
SESSION AT NEWARK.

SESSION AT NEWARK.
The Eastern Public Education Association began
its sessions yesterday in Newark. 1t is the fourth
annual conference, and is held under the auspices
of the Newark Education Society. Twenty-sx
societies, representing New-York. New-Jersey
Massachusetts. Pennsylvania and Maryland. consti-
the association The next conference will be
held in Baltimore in 1902.
Among the papers read were those of Mrs. Ed
ward r. Hewitt of Newark daughter-irl-Iaw of
ex-Mayor Abram s. Hewitt. on City Work;
George L. Powell. of t3rar Cliff Manor, New ork
on The Value of Nature Study in Our Public
the Congestion OF City Population; Professor VIII
lam ID; Scott. Of Princeton University. on The
Method of Bird Study in Public Schools; D. c.
Heath, Heath, Of Newton: Mass. on Village Work of
Fubac Education Associa ton and Charles B. GIL
pert Superintendent of Public Schools of Roches-
Schools " ~ ~
among the delegates in attendance are Mrs
Schuyier Van Rensselaer, and Mrs Miriam Sutro
fT prlce of the New-York Education Association;
MISS Jessie Patterson Of Newark; Mrs. George w
kenafick Jr., and Miss Ellen c. Wood of Phila-
delphia; Mrs r. d. Beach, of New Haven, Conn,
and Mrs Carl Barns. of Providence. R. l.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
BOY BITTEN BY A DOG.

Paterson. April % (SpeciaD-Wiam Herman
ten years old, terribly bitten by a large dog
to-day. The boy playing the yard OF his
home. at No. IS North Main-st. when the dog
bounded over the fence and sprang him. It
threw him TO the ground and tore his breast
and face with its teeth and claws. Several people
ran to the assistance of the child and the dog
was driven off. The boys face badly torn,
one wound extending from the left eye to the back
of the He taken TO ST. Joseph's Hospital.
The dog captured and killed at North Main
and Water SITS
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
TRIED TO SEIZE A WOMANS PURSE.

Trenton April 25 (Specia).-In front of the State
Capitol to-day Miss Charlotte Turford was assault
ed by man. who felled her the ground and at
tempted TO seize her purse. The assailant who
was caught few minutes later by the police, gave
the name of Charles L. Crosdae, of Richboro
Penn He admitted the attempted robbery but
denled the assault. He is now locked up at Police
Headquarters awaiting a hearing
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
TWELVE YEARS IN MISSION WORK.

Elizabeth. April % tSpeciaD.-Sister Mary Ga
brielle Cunane, of the Order of St Benedict died
to-day at Ct Wolburgas Convent, in this CITY
She was thirty-fve years old, and was born in
Elizabeth. She took the black veil seventeen wears
ago, and spent twelve years in mission work at
Carlstadt, n. j.; Manchester, n. H, and Newark
n. J. For the last five years she had been a
teacher in st. Benedicts Convent School. Newark
where she contracted her fatal Illness Her
parents old residents of this city.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
BREACH OF PROMISE SI7JT

Testimony was heard yesterday in the Circuit
Court, Newark. in the breach of promise suit for
$4,000 damages brought by Miss Ida z. Smith, a
school teacher. against Charles ". Compton an
undertaken She is thirty and the defendant sixty
eight: Miss Smith, who is vice-principal OF
the Willjam-st. school,, Newark alleges that
he proposed four times and refused. They
became engaged in June. 1899. and the engag agement
was broken by the defendant a year later. The
excuse given for not marrying was that his health
would permit it,
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
HENRY S. LITTLE SERIOUSLY Ill.,

Matawan April % (SpecaD.-Henry s. Little
Formerly one of the leading Democratic politicians
or New-Jersey, and who recently gave $4,000 to
princeton College, was removed from his rooms at
the Trenton House, at Trenton. this afternoon and
is now at the Little homestead, In Main-st here
suTerng from general weakness. His trouble
AZ Hrst thought TO be rheumatism, but tie doctors
fear that he is seriously Ill than was at first
supposed. He was accompanied the trip from
Trenton to-day by his nephew and trained nurse
Mr.. Little is the president of the New Central
Coal Company. with offices at No. ! Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
SELECTING COMMENCEMENT ORATORS.

Princeton, April 25.-At meeting the faculty
OF the university to-day the following members OF
the senior class recommended to the Board
OF Trustees to deliver the commencement orations
on June IL: Latin salutatory, Edward Glass Meyer
Reading, Penn: valedictory, Walter E. Hope
Brooklyn, y. y. The English orators Merritt
l.. Harding, Plainsville, Penn, and Howard r.
omwake. Green Castle; Penn. from the academic
department. and William A. Babson, of South
Orange, y. j. from the scientific school.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
GIFT FOR NUHLENBERG HOSPITAL.

Plainheld. April % (SpecaD.-The board of gov
ernors of Muhlenberg Hospital has announced the
gift of $4,000 by j. Howard Wright of New-York
for operating pavilion In connection with the
buildings of the hospital This gift will en-
able the board to equip operating room which
will be equal to any in the State The gift was
made in memory of Mr.. Wright's two grandsons
Howard Wright Corlies and Parker Wright Mason
who recently died In this city.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
ELECTRIC COMPANY INCORPORATED.

The Essex Electric Company was incorporated
in Newark yesterday. The capital stock is 100000
of which $500 is paid in A plant will be erected
in Newark. The corporators W. Campbell
Clark. Franklin Conklin. Henry Dickson. Bernard
Straus. Jacob Haussling. Richard c. Jenknson,
Julius H. Lebkuecher, Simon Scheuer Robert H
McCarter, Moses Straus and G. Broadhead Woolsey
all n
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26

NEW YORK County PutEam-Cora ". Trow.
Plaintiff against Emily A Sauson and others. Defendants
In pursuance OF nterlocutory Judgment OF partition
and sale. duly made and entered in the above entitled
action in the Office Of Clerks the Counties OF Put
and New York. and bearing date the 18th day OF
February. 1900 the undersigned. the referee in said
judgment named Will sell az public auction at the New
York Real Estate Salesroouls Nc Ill Broadway in ths
Borough OF Manhattan City OF New York Wednesday.
the lst day May 1901 twelve O'Clock
day by Richard V auctioneers. part
OF the premises directed said judgment sold and
therein described follows All that certain and
lot OF land in the Eighth Ward OF the City of New York.
known the northeast OF Grand Mercer
Streets and No One hundred and Grand Street.
sail lot being wide front
one hundred and eer four inches length each
side. be the less. and Is bounded the
westerly side by Mercer aforesaid the northery
side by land lately belonging Miles r. Burke deceased
on ne eastery side land lately belonging stephen
B. Mum and subsequently belonging Mrs Emily A.
Pierce, and the souherly side IN front, Grand
Street aforesaid Being the premises conveyed 20
William II. Num- deceased. by Stephen 3 Mum and
wife by deed bearing day May.
sand eight hundred and forty-one
Dated New York. April sth. 1901.
WILLIAM HENRY HALDANE. Referee
WILLIAM H GIBSON. Attorney for Plaintiff, 81 Nassau
street. Borough Of Manhattan. New York City.
c. d b. HASBROUCK. Attorney for Defendant James O.
Clark. trustee. 81 Nassau Street. Borough ot
Manhattan New York City.
JAMES o. CLARK. Attorney for Defendant Emily A.
Slauson. 81 Nassau Street, Borough OF Manhattan,
New York City.
The following is diagram OF the property 70 be soA
nens the premises above described and referred in hs
foregoing notice OF
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26

Cape May, April 25.-The trial of the suit of the
Ocean City Association against William Shrver
was continued to-day Upon the determination of
this suit will depend the title to thousands of ocean
front lots on the New-Jersey coast. especially af-
recting the summer resorts In Atlantic and Cape
May counties. The vital point issue in the pres
ent suit is the ownership of aluvial deposits land
made by the action of the At the previous
trial the verdict was against the association but
the Court of Appeals set aside the verdict because
OF errors In the judges charge to the jury
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
NIXON SHIPYARD TO BE ENLARGED.

Elizabeth. April 25 (SpeciaD-Lewis Nixon has
made an important addition to his shpbuildng
plant here by the purchase the waterfront owned
by the late Ellen Dolan of this city. The property
adJoins Mr.. Nixon's plant and has a frontage Of
30 feet on the Kills. and extends back South
than S30Gp1 - ~
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
l33 IS-lOO

The approximate amount of the charges TO sat-
sfy which the above described property sold
Is S3C93oS with Interest thereon Of Febru
ary leol together with and allowances amounting
TO *lsl1o. with interest February 26h. 1901. to-
gether with the of the The approximate
amount or taxes. assessments other liens which are
70 % allowed to the purchaser out OF the purchase money
or paid by the Referee $753
se. will be sold subject prior mortgage .7sa
with interest at per cent from May z2nd. 800
Dated New York. April 4th. 1901.
EUGENE H. PONEROY. HafsreeA
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26

ALLEGES DISCRIMINATION IN AMERICAN TON
MAGE CHARGES
London, April 26-Sir Christopher Furness. head
Of the Furness Line Of steamers has drawn the st-
tenfion Of the British Board OF Trade to the
anomaly involved in the fact that tonnage dues are
charged in the of British vessels entering
American ports while Dutch and Danish vessels
enter free. He desires the government to make
representations on the subject to the United States
1t is expected that Gerald Balfour president of
the Board of Trade, will make a statement on the
subject IN the House of Commons week.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26

Sos 1866 ard Nos s6a and so5 East 1880
Ri1sh s Mss mox,sass Gohen set e al al to rhip HOrwz;
s2S,s5 d +, T.. l2ss Il Of Riverside Drive lex
Comb g. sc 81 moltsaS IewnssHd ss dd to Maria Lips
81 axcc,or Mo ssI = East, 2Sxl6o Helms ct
5thaTs eorne 0 William sparng s. 50 1880
Lexington % ave We '% snPte 5o y Mcguire; $1,000
Fsp FsHSia9"axf aorox1 to CHARLES 5s r eo9.,s q
RrnsGn. moftgase. $50 1000 N . Sio'
sSstWllg sSo M to John Baker s. s79: 9oraaf Alfred
2d.aye No 2lsa corner iisb.st. 9;xso 100
4sus oornsr Sa 'nsGR i49bs suD2sr' @
gage sss COO oiahuei Heiner; S. Si2; mort
'Siai ioos wisn ii 17a +! Of Anstefdamavs ax 100
aher ana to Lizzie Mathesheimr seS g
ii2h,st Sit p No No 40 West 25xoo ii Iis, Rs1 $1,000
f oshst TO 'sra 81 100 dSaysn ys u s2a @ stH
E9eund to OF cs9asfns yr,dos 1oo1
Sos Ss s5 mSar'sssS ana ss %ss ssd S5 $4,000
mortgage. 10 s5s ssGsgs G5o Blumenthal; s. so 5o
SON G4 known ana as NJ Mona map part farm
477 # Of PTeseosre Prescott svso
MARY Marsafet ase Pqff aamPs PIe 3 S same sas map
'os Peter ~? asS ana e East as5dq
s $40 O. s2SS5 to Harry risehsl $1,000
ssd sd odo to Ella corO1a s. s mortgage gRssf
1ll!ns Nos 2oa and 20, West, sosloo ii Mar 100
eare sex smpIe "{H to Mary Hays; s. $40: mort
l1s,6s. No ies East isa1iooi1 Clarence 100
$1,000 sns66 to Philip zugner: S, Sis mortgage.
sad-s s. 2s 3 # of shave is exss.a Hen ''OOo
$1,000; MSSos a sa to David McAdam mortgage.
l1ithst Nos iss and l45 West 75xoo ii: Mar $4,000
Inss InsNti5u,lon N o6 $1,000 exchse
Same Property t5 William to saie Hail.
Same property Thomas n Hail to William NJ 1t"
son on' undivided part and all title all liens; S.
2ls.st, 80 s. s 50 # of Gramercy Park Carriage
cor lists, 'iTa1ssGy a SesS Park F1l Carsseway
l0I,h W.. ST. No s $40 West 9oxooii s7th9s No 60
stS Msara; aTs mGP'FpEs sG :, s4eG9o: 100
enoher to Henry stra9ss aS mdrfepse hsePGe
nve corner lsoth-s, 20 fixioo; 10th ''O'
ST. $. 20 # e of Lenox ave. 75xa9.il: 137th-
T:, ST. n s. 100 II of 5h-ave 145x9911; John
0th-aye corner 1ash-st 74.iixioo: shave
st " l2Gz ealix E 2ox soIi to 1a7th-st
,n! 100; John Tco whalen. referee to Edward o-,
5th-ave, corner laath-s 99iixi3O: John
whalen referee Gustav schock: II S $22.... 1850
Christina D schafner Park Ben: sis. 5000
Charles A Work TO Joseph Keller: mortgage, o..o
1aGh-st s. 100 it W Of sd-ave. 5o1ioo: Irene
Sumner Sumner 70 Randolph T Dayton; mortgage
Pearl st. No e. and No 30 Stone st the Farmers
Loan and Trust Company to Sarah f Purdy; .,s-,
ad-ave, No loas " $ 25x1oO Katie NJ wcts
to Jacob WGks ,o jr M To,gsEe Ssi 900
William II Keogh TO Albert Adams r s. slo'
i1Ith-st n $ loo It e Of 7th-ave 81 sx1ooi III
Marsaret HsmPIe sd to Lucy Whitcomb' all 90 zoo
9Th ave. s. 251i # Of iiath-st. 25xo7; Leopold
Harth and another e. AGhle Ginshourser 5 DC zoo
15Is fi5 SG 0sF1ss i5S Of sth so.loo '00
william m. 3uintard to william .aa II Busk mort
same property: william II Isusk TO Abrah,
Ruth: r :. SIS; mortgage. $4,000 ....''..'.. 100
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26

II is rumored that the Rev. Charles ]. Kelly pas
tor OF the Church OF Our Lady OF Grace Hoboken
will be appointed vcar-general Of the Newark DID,
cese when the Very Rev. John j. O'Connor is in
stalled Bishop
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26

Great Jones Stret.-
The property described TO be sold subject
lien Of three aSs-esating 5000
accrued interest The approximate OF
other liens which be allowed the
purchaser of the purchase money paid by the
Referee is about $4,000 and interest
Dated New York. April 18Th 1901
R=rer
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26

Thomas A. Darragh, OF No. s2s West Fortv-
eighth-st has filed petition In bankruptcy, with
liabilities OF slZ5.4s7 and assets He was for
merry OF Robert L. Darragh's Son & Co.. builder.
et NO. 1889 Broadway, and the debts were con,
racted as Q partner In that firm in 1855
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY

Thomas NJ. Rasin, OF No. 255 West Twentvsec-
ono-st, has hled petition in bankruptcy with
liabilities OF S2oe 900 and assets 500 In cash Ha
was partner in the firm OF Rasin g. Cos, q,
Spokane and Seattle. Wash. from 1880 to August
1893. when the frm failed. Mr.. Rasn cama ~
New-Nork about two years ago, and has been
making speciality OF the organization of denarf
ment stores.
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26

Counsel for Necker. Jahr and Kelly, convicted for
cousp.ring TO defraud the Colonial Life Insurance
requested Judge Blair in the Hudson County Court
yesterday TO defer sentence for week ena BILE
them TO prepare appeal from the verdict. Sen
postponed
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
Tea Siale Place

Teasdale Place
The approximate amount Of the lien satisfy
which the above described property 10 be sold
s21 2f1 61O0 with from 18th dav ~
April 1901 together with allowances AMOUNT
ing to s4S5 S00 with interest from April 18th 1901 TO-
gether with the Of the sale approxrnats
amount of taxes, assessments. other VIII
TO be allowed to the purchaser f purchase money
paid by the Referee is S569 81 100 interest
Dated New York April nth 1901.
ARTHUR D. TRUAX Referee
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
ATTACHMENT AGAINST C. RAoUL-DUvAL.
ON NOTE MADE IN cAL1FoSIa-srevrcr, ~,

~ ~EEI@IfOSIA-SERV1CE A
TRUST COMPANY HERE
Deputy Sheriff Radley has received an .,,.,,
ment fo- s2,1i2 against Charles Raoul-Dp,,l IN
favor Of Joseph w. Clarke, which was obta,nes
on the ground that he is a resident Of San No.
SaL The claim is on note made by him da,aa
San Francisco. July 20, 1900 pavable siY
after cate 70 the order of H. J. Fitch who deIiyarnd
pany here. NUs' COM
Ny Raou-Duval recently returned from par,s
He is now staying at the Waldorf storta ,rr,h
une reported called at the hotel last night h,,.
co5ld not find Mr. Raoul-Duyal -ei''' oue
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26

The Jersey City politicians are stuy pusss,,s
whether Mayor Hoos will appoint ten d,rec,ors =,
eousat,pn to succeed those whose terms would have
act had not been passed II the Mavor re aseHer
point he Will likely ten men who ara az, np,
friendly to the Democratic machina ~ "'e noe
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26

John Kelly, member OF the Jersey City Fire De-
partment ordered by the chief engineer TO take
command OF Engine Company No. and act as its
captain until relieved He demurred to accepting
the honor, and was before the Fire Board on
charges Tor not obeying orders. He was repri-
New-York tribune., 1901-04-26
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

4th-st. s. 200 # Of Green-av Bronx: for
two story frame dwelling house 19x326; Mrs
John Mcdonnell. owner T 1. Newman, architect s
TTany-st. =, 325 IT of 165,h-st: for a three
story frame tenement house, 25x63; Christian
Rapp No f0f2 Tfnany-st owner: John De
Hart. architect -:..-..; -
brick store and Office. 01lx3o; trustees Of the
Swedish Methodist Episcopal Church. owner;
Karl Heinrich No 5s5 Tnion-ave. architect
l4l.t-st n s. l75 II Of Tth-ave. for one-story
brick church. 76 ixi33. To- the Rev Henry Cor
don. No oil West 14ist st. owner; George III
streeton. $50 4th ave. architect. &