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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-15
REAL ESTATE.
SALE OF THE OLD SIXTH-AvE. CAR
STABLES For s11OOOOO.

The Century Realty Company has bought the
block front on the side OF SiXth-ave. between
Forty-third and Forty-fourth SITS, for Al0oOS
This is the site of the cid SiXth-ave. car stables
II was bought by the General Carriage Company
some years ago and after they acquired ii the
old car stables were RACED. II then an
nounced that bachelor apartment house with
stores and rooms the first two floors for the use
Of the carriage company. would be erected. For
some time the carriage company has occupied an
old building which stands the site Of its
storage houses. The parcel has a frontage in
SiXth-ave Of about two hundred feet. and about
two hundred and forty feet in each street. 1t has
for long time heen considered b. many real
estate men one of the valuable properties
in what is known the Forty-second-st. district
Of the city.
For a considerable period the General Carriage
Company has been literally overwhelmed with
understood, by man who intended improve at
Snoe The whole plot by the building Of apartment
pany Intends 10 Improve the property at early
Thomas Alexander hes sold to Gutwillig Brothers
the vacant plot at the southeast corner OF Elev-
enth-aye and One-hundred- and-seventy- second-st.
Morris Goldstein has bought the six story nat
house No. go East Eishth-st.. on lot 25x94 feet,
Or. Henry NJ. Dearborn has bought the four story
brownstone house al the southeast corner Of Sew
enty-nrSt-st. and Park-aVe.
The purchaser Of the apartment houses recent
y sold by Irons q TODD was George T. Wallace. Of
Rochester lie Is reported 10 nave paid N.f0O0J
John VI. Reid was the broker in the sale OF No
2.9 East Thirty-fourth-st. from James r. Gambler
to DR.. Robert c. Myles. The price was $1,000.
McNickar & Co have sold for Thomas J. Me
CURE trace Of about ten and half acres. with
stone mansion, outbuiiaings. etc. At New-Wind-
sor. on the Hudson. near Cornwall. IL former
~ the home Of J. Blackburn Miller. and IS known
as Noodburn Hall The purchaser. whose name
cannot be learned, will occupy ii as summer
home The price was said to be about S25;G0
Mrs. J.. Field is reported TO have sold No s23
Madisou-ave.. four story and basement brown
stone dwelling house on lot 2oxso feet.
Thomas Farley has sold Thomas and Ellen
Mielanln No. 1919 Tinton-ave.. three story lime
stone dwelling house. 25El00 feet
Montgomery & SeitZ have sold No. l24 East Fifty
eighth-st. 20xl0o feet three story brownstoue
dwelling house, for Isabella Biglin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-15

CTIAMBERNAID and WAITRESS a
young girl in pain American family.
wages SIS. Address 20 West 5Oth-st
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INDIAN HARBOR SPRING RACE.

Inc regatta committee II the Indian Harbor
Yacht Club viii handle some Interesting contests
on Memorial Day. The first CHAMPIONSHIP race Of
TIE for the raceabout class Will then como
On ana there VIII De- handicap race for club
yachts OF forty-three feet racing agurern.nt and
less. The preparatory signal for the start Of the
Iaaeauout class VIII be at y. m, and the racers
VIII IeaNe on a one gun send-on n 2:G5 o'clock.
The start OF the club handicap viii he Al OK
O'clock. after five minute signal the course for
All yachts being ten miles. twice round a climb
course triangle Frank Bovine Jones Charles y
Kirby, Frank =. Henderson, Charles r. Simrns ana
Richard OutWater viii be ia charge and en,rie-
may oe made with them n the Office OF Nr. Jones
30 y broadway, this CITY. up 10 MAY %. and at
me clubhouse. a. Greenwich. Conn. 10 II A m on
me cay OF the races. Long Island Sound Associa-
Won roclng rules VIII govern Tho contests.
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

by Bryan !. Kennedy q i5l West 54th-st r s. LOO
lOth-ave 246xlOo5 vscant: taxes etc 50 s2o 40;
" ] for Sc O5O % 4t0 West 54th It = :
3Ca n 10Th ave IOxsOG: two 3 story
dwg taxes. s4c3s 70; partition Brush ngt
Sarah 4 Brush al: De " Brush agt Sarah A Brush
Il al. DE W = Kelley. atty; r Godhark ref; 10 w ]
Roome To- s5.0Oo
by Herbert A Sherman: Simpson s.. $ $40 # Of
Freeman The Bronx: I7.6N5s: story dWg D.: fore
'losUre Of Iltms lien. Kate 4 brennan agt Auete a
Olsen - all - Sauirrs q Thomas ref: o
iuegt costs etc S?S1. s225: pltn
by william N Ryan: Pleasant-ave and 1l4th u "A
p ixtslNsn 5N.iN q. with g'ores:
foreclosure sale: Margaret Mcl Bridget
al; O'kennedy atty: 4 II NaRderpoel ref; due c
Inorts % 700 Pleasant ave ee5 W
- Of ll4th-s 1s.iN4s story n. with stores:
foreclosure sale Margaret McGn Bridget Curley
al: % kennedy. atty; III Nanderpoel. Tef: due
judFt S3O2 05 costs. $50 55 prior mort $500: pt
a. 81 z00
By Peter = Meyer co: Madson-ay I'VE 1919. s.
foreclosure sale Caroline NJ Hertzei a Bowling
- al etc. al: Runk. atty; " II Hirsh. ref
due judgt 50 4sri 81 SEd 60 S1aS
= IL Allen 81 500 Prospect-ave. ia II n
dwEs: foreclosure sale: Caroline NJ Hertzel agt W
lowing - a. exrs; etc. - Al; { Runk atty: W IL
etc s29i 6l Huntington Page for $500 Forsy,h-st
a. =. bet Canal Hester 35Xl10: story brick
with brick ana frame factory shops on
sale. bid IN Al S2i.5dO.
49, j. . Ingraham a co: ldD West sOth-si. n 83.G
II Amsterdam 2c6xlO2 p story b foreclosure
sals: Marie Gleises Cirrito al Yates attv:
Lakin RI due on jgdgt SIS arc 81 costs Ss4l -;
By James L Wells; e327 Cambreling-ave s. 400 Z, n
Of ls3ds .SNlOO; story dUg h. foreclosure sale
Miller. agt Mary Ann soothii ct al; HaIleck
s2as as taxes etc ss7T IS: TO pltn for 50. 600.
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LAsKER DECAYS rLrrEEN-

Lasker, the chess champion played fifteen mem
bcrs OF the NeW-YOrk Athletic club on Monday
evening simultaneously. and all the games in
short order. The exhibition all the more in
teresting because he conducted OF the games.
that against Wilson. blindfolded along with the
others. He spent a little over three hours in dis
posing % the team The following members took
PAR PAR IN the exhibition: NJ. Van Geder, Josc9h ;.
w o0d, \. W. q HartSfOrne, George *. Mcleod
y. y; Murtha, r. r. IA. Gibson. A. Parker smith,
W n. Close. Frank l.. sheldon. A ". Morse Il
y OcOnnor. Edward T.. GOdschmidt. Augustus
y Docharty. James r. Branch and Walter s. VIII
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SOB 50-..........-- ..-....-... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
J NJ Horton Ice Cream Company; X :, so 20. 10
2sth-st. No 2I3 Pa East GS.ixIS9; John b
Doerr same; MORTGAGE $4,000: Il :. S.. 10
2ith-st. No 22l East 10 GN''S9: Friedrich Wolfram
same; mortgage. $i.0tG: II 5 81. ..--...-... 10
milan Morgenthau TO Alice NJ stratus; :. $2i-
ave e T. n of lT4th lJyxlOD.
George r Moody all lease; X s SID.
No East, johnson
Tfex PeaI;v Company; n 5 So; mortgage sIl 900
C2d 81. No 2f5 West 25xlOO9; Kate johnson to
Rex Realty Company: Il ;. - 30; mortgage.
$1,000 ...-..--...--..
9Oth-st n 5 SO II = OF West ave. 6Xa6.
George 4 simpson to the Realty Improvement
Company: mortgage. S235O0; r =, Sl7 80. 900
Dist 5 :, $40 n Of West End ave, 42BX2b,
George A Simpson 20 the Realty lmproV cement
company. S22.1OO; X :. SIG 20. 1000
Cannon .: No i3O 25N!O0: Aron Weisberger
Joseph Stern ana wife; mortgage, S:d.00o;
x = -. . g., 80 .xt,s a. "-
I.eary - Louis ii Rulmann and wife mort
gage $1,000. II =, 81 $50
2Oth-st. 4i2 II % 2d-lve. 22xlz block;
WaysiIe Day Nursery to Adolf Mandel: r s
Ayenu, A. n corner ISM ST. 2O44 n 10 18th
81 x223: the New York Protestant Episcopal
Public School 10 the city and Suburban Homes
20: X = ................. $500
10 Jessie . shaw: II s So. ........~.,... $500
broadway. 10th ST. 9a1lNlOO; Joseph
Ii'bmann Alos Gutwilig; II :, S5O.-..--.. 10
If5th-st - II Of Manhattan ave 25X
lUcll; Marie & BoTsmann to Jacob Frick@: r
81 mortgage s-c'hl.
nth 81. Nos 533 and 535 East. JOxlG33: Elias
KemPner To Julius Weinstein; n :. s24' mort
gage. 50 600. To-
pa. lOxlO0: George A Stmpson To John T Far
ley: r s. $iS. mortgage. s2l3 O1O- ......-...-.--
Same property: John r Farley "a George i StmP-
son: r :. So: mortgage. $2o3.SOJ. .---..--..--
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RIGGING THE CONSTITUTION.

Bristol, r. J., May 1.-THE riggers were hard at
work to-day adjusting the forward stays on the
Constitution. This morning the manager OF the
new yacht W. Butler Duncan, IT.. saw for the
first time tho boat with mainmast and tOpmast IN
position and bowsprit in its place. The yards just
received at the HeTreshoffs' from the OCdensburC
firm are hollow and OF wood.
the second or auxiliary pair Of spreaders al the
masthead were set this morning. They are of
wood. and longer. but smaller around than the
lower spreaders. Through their ends run the tom
mast shrOuds. notable feature about the club
topsail yards is their extreme ightness
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-15
NEW RIILpING PLANS.

Clay ave 30 II n OF l6Jth-st. for a two story
brick dwelling house, 22.GxiI; Ernest Wenis
mann. I79th- st and Morris-aVe. owner. W
Dickerson. architect. ..,.-.-.-..-
Walton ave, liz n 5 OF Burnstde-aVe, for two
two story frame dwelling houses, each 2OxGO;
George Hooks No s4I Rogers Place. owner;
W & Dickerson architect: total cost. ..--.--....
Clay-ave e q 2T.Ii II n Of iCGth-st. for a two
story and attic brick dwelling house 22.6x41,
Ernest Wenigmann. owner; Dickesscn
o.
iIIth-st. ; S, sT5 q OF 1st-aye. for two brick
and iron gas tanks. 1929 diameter Consolidated
Gas Company. No 4 Irving Place. owner, Will
lam Bradley, architect
Over-st No 81 Tor a five story brick rathouse,
2sx40T; estate OF James Slsstn. No az East
I26th-st. owner: Charles z Reid, No 100 East
fAfh-st architect Cost no
Both 81 n 5. between ist-avs and East River for
two story brick stable, TIx5s. 10: Anderson es-
tate No IS Broad-st owner: Frank H Quinby,
No 30 Sassau-st. architect. Observation-Disclosures.
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NEW BUILDING FOR BROADWAY

Henry Morgenthau said yesterday that the build
ings in the block front on the west side OF Broad
way, between Thirty-third and Thirty fourth SITS
would soon be torn down make way for large
building When asked for details of the plan OF
me new structure Mr.. MoTsenthau would give no
dehnite information concerning IT, He admitted
however that the building would be put up by him
ms block front was bought some time ago by Mr.
Morgenthau ana eX-MeyOr Grant.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-15

YOUNG LADY. expert in scaIp treatment
facial massage and manicurng would
Ike more lady customers at their resi-
deroes. ~ ". Box 30. Tribune Office.
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TO OVERHAUL THE MINEor

Bristol, r. l., May l4-August BelmOnrs zO-foot
racing sOoD Mneola arrived her this morning I'm
tow from City Island. y. v. be run uD on the
marine railway. where she will be improved and
overhauled by tire Herreshoff workmen. She is I'm
rFther Dad shape. Captain Wriage, who sailed
Shamrock against Shamrock II Monday, was
mleior OF The Minonla lest season.
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WEST 80 PRoPERTY cHANGEs HANps

George 4. Simpson yesterday obtained title from
John T. Farley to the block front on the east side
Of West End-ave. between Sixty-eighth and Sixty
ninth SITS. The plot has a frontage OF 9s3 10 fee:
and depth OF 100 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-15
IMPORTANT BROADWAY LEASE

NJ & l. Hess have leased for John H. PelI the
'ntre six story and basement building Nos IC9 and
III Broadway. the southwest corner OF Cort-
landt-st known as the Benedict Builing) to
smith. Gray q Co. for term of twenty-oue wears
Al a total consideration OF more than 100000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-15
THE BEARD BUILDING SOLD

The Beard Building, Nos 100 and 10 IAberty-st
has been sold. it IL said. for about $4,000 II is
twelve story structure and was built I'm 1896 Al
one time IL owned by the METROPOLITAN Life
Insurance Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-15
NEw-YoRK YACHT CLUB.

j. Y. S. eddie. secretary Of the New York Yacht
Club, gives notice that The third general meeting
% the members viii be held at the clubhouse No
81 West FOrty-fouTth-st Thursday, at 3 d. m
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CiST-OFF CLOTHING.

HIGH EST PRICE paid Cor ladies' gentle
mems and childreus discarded Clothing
me Evening and street Costumes Jewelry
Hric-a-lfrac. Furs. etc. MIR. or Mrs. NAE
p Al. 1fi Gth-ave.: Telephone LOIS b 3sth
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( COACHMAN.-By first class family coach
man. 10 years city references. country
preferred. Call or address =. r. c.. care
DR. Cattaneh 80 West 44th-st.
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DECORATORS AND PAINTERS.

:. DICkMAN & co. invite orders for
House Painting. Decorating Pa
4 ger Hanging and Plasieriag: artistic,
- perfect work ~ low prices: supplies
kzsi al wholesale figure. 1921 i.extng-
- 'on-ave. Telephone. 220O. 10Th ST.
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HAIR AND SCALP TIRE ,TMENT

thu infaIlib.e halr grower cures baIdaecs.
failing hair. dandruft: scalp treated. mail
orders promptly hlied FBRlNfA CO., cor
ner Lexlngtor-ave. and l2uth-st.. y. Y.
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, COACHNlAN Understands his duties: will
ms and obi! Eing. care lawns. roads. six
years references as To Capability. sobriety
honesty. last employer can be seen. Ad-
dress COACHMAS. $40 7th-eve.
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CONCHMAN.-Single; willing and oblis-
ing, we'll recommended by last employer
as 10 caDahility sCbrievy and honesty as
reference will show; country preferred. Ad-
dress COAC'HMAN. 1862 East I'D st.
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Mrlc.
SIDWARD--By Japanese IS experienced
steward and good cook on yacht: city or
country. Address TAXA. b. N. club, New
port. r l.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

SHIRT FACTORY FOR SALE.
Established shirt factory at Long Branch
y J.. including sewing machines boiler
engine and other machinery. fulIv enufnnaJ
Tor the manufacture Of shirts Parties de
string 70 inspect premises may call upon
THOMAS =. FAY. Esq. Rothschild RuiII-
Ing, Long Branch, y. !. For particulars
address FREDERICK PARKER. Receive
Freehold, y. J..
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COACHMAN.-M apried: thoroughly conpe-
tent; good automobiles; ten years first
class city references from last employer
who can be seen. J. NJ c. $50 ". 47th-st
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WORK WANTED.
Male.

ACCOUNTANT. &c.-EXperienced account
ant, cashier and office man: used to dou--
Die entry ledger. seeks permanency neat
pennan ana accurate at calculations; sal
airy Required Sl2 weekly: excellent refe.--
suces. G.. T. W, 20J Earry-st. BROOKLYN
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billiard AND POOL TABLES
GARRETT DYEING.

PAUL BRYANT. 81 West s4th-st.. 800 5th-
ave. GIT Madison-ave, 2T6-459-G63 Co
acknowledgement dyed al colors: also
cleaned by naphtha, steam or on floor.
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AMER ROOFING & PAINT CO.

~ kAL ROOFING Contractors and
NstSH-i PAINTERS; al work guaranteed. 20
..--n lane. Telephone I Isl John
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eOunlrn prOpcrlp for Sale or 90 Let

I fME. CONN--For sale or 10 let. carefully built
l. furnished cottages eleven and thirteen rooms.
large richly furnished old colonial house
all with modern con.snieuccs. shade gardens.
stables bathing. Also tnfurnlstei
house. Mrs. r. p SALISBURY. New Haven. Conn.
INNGLEWOOp AND VICINITY'-IIouses ,or sale or
II rent Furnished houses. H. WEATIIERBY & co
f1nsIewood y. j
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ATTRACTIVE Advertisements written and
Illustrated by expert; catalogues, cards
etc. 81 West 35th-st.
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HELP WANTED
Female

EXPERIENCED MATTRESSES NJ good
address. for select family hotel IN New
Jersey. opening in June Address. with
tull particulars. ADVERTISER. SO 3d-ave
WANTED. -HOusekeepsr: must be capapls
OF taking full charge Of suburban house
Tor small family. Address \. Box Q Trio
uIe Office -
v ANIED-Nurse for TWO children six and
thIee Kind and experienced; knowledge
az garten principles preferred: refer
sncSs- Address p o. Box 49, Canatoharie
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EXCURSIONS.

\ ~ DEEP SEA Fishing. Tues
GrA DAY. THURSDAY sunday. Al
vA& Fosters iron steamer An
gler- East 23d-st.. T:15,
na-lrEy. sos a. m Gents Zoe. ladies, s1c.
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BOARD AND ROOMS

80 Az We'll furnished room. not and
.giu running water. excellent horne tabia
MIN private family: best references 60,
- Ie4uIred- WELLS. 34l West 5lst-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-15

g. PARK AVE.-IArge handsome
hail m parior dining room; reference: also
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rooms: southern exposure sisc,rIc 49,
a s,aIa private bath; single rooms; meals OBJ
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Countrn ilropcrln for Sale.

NOR SAI.E-Near the Connecticut River-At a Great
EenUeman's country place. consisting Of
with I'll including
gas electricity. heat. running water Fine
stables outbuldngs; elegant grounds and the
finest half mile rottns park in the state. Game pre-
1000 a"T"s-lnClCsed with high wire
containing numerous ponds and brooks heavily stocked
with specked Ducks. rufed grouse. quail. wood
cock rail- pheasants. squirrels rabbits. etc. in great
numbers. Address GEORfE W. EALI. East Iiaddam
NOR sc.LE-Choice residence property. stable.
IL y. j \ modern \
bargain Apply JAMES IL. FUTILE. Bldg y. y.
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ELECTRIC MOTORS 4 DYNAMos.

SEND FOR handsomely illustrated cata-
llsue 81 most Efficient dust proof. orna-
Teu;aI and slowest speed Electric
MOTOR "a the market: I 10 10 horsepower
PALMER & OLSON. manufacturers. 20
teutr--zt
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BARGAINS.-Upf fine makes. perfect
order. 500 upward: new pianos. Sia5 up
ward. send for description and terms
WHITNEY G. CO. i2a West l23th-st
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Beth 81, : 10 u " OF r4exingion-ave 2oxlo05:
suSan Davis 70 Alice Z cs.esrt. j. Il s.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST.. BAR HGL,1ME0'3
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
@ll Fast 42d 81. First class 3omestics are
supplied
MONEY SAVED by selecting your help at
BRANCHES' : COLOEED SERVANTS
EXCHANGE. 443 6th-1vc. call or write
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4'l II ST, 222 WEST. Pretty. cool rooms:
l., wy furnished: superior table: perfect
- respectable house; reasonable.
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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DESTROYER or MOTHS.

ElOTMSs ElOTmSo
Protect your furl and woo!lens against
moths by sending then. to Chas A. Worch.
S3i Fu!ton-st.. HrOoklya; goods put through
a process that destroys all moths ana their
.srN& without Injury TO nuest fabrics. and
sealed IN boxes Moths destroyed in Furni-
tuge. Carpets Rugs Mattresses. etc All
work warranted. Established "a ears Refer
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GARRETT CLEANING.
j. & j. M, wIllIAM@


j. & j. w. WILLIAMS,
Steam Carpet Cleaning 353 West 54th-st
Telephone 36G Columbus Relaying a spe-
ciaity.
HANKTNSON'S
Steam Carpet Cleansing. 30 East l34th-st
Telephone .. 1862 Harlem
CAHEtlL CARPET CLEANING CO-Car-
pets cleaned by seam by hand or on the
moor l.IIS Broadway 421 East 4Sth-sr.
ZOE e fRA<DT. Tel i31-2Sth
THE Twentieth Centur-- Carpet Cleaning
Co. 500 East 13Sth-st.. cleans Carpets
ana Rugs by improved method; charges
from Be. ward up; serd postal: wagon will
caIl and deliver VIXEN wanted. Telephone
SsI Nelrose.
FREDERICK ACKERAIAN- 193 West ga
St. near Gth-aVe.-Stcam carpet cleaning
ana feather and hair rore''~ ing works
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FOR SALE.

y FEW CARRIAGE ELEVATORS. as good
as new. also -cme safety hand elevators,
put up reasonably. At Nj RTAUGH'S
pUMBWAITER FACTORY, eU4 East va
FOR SALE-S5onO 10 S7.0OO.-Part or
whole paying business win house and one
acre, must sell al once. account sickness.
T.. STANYNOJGHT. Isetin. y. j.
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"-D-SF-. % WEST-DesirabIe double
ropins, singly or en- suite: private bath;
sou'hern exposure; good home table
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SURE POP INSECT POWDER.

SURE POP INSECT POWDER
Is GUARANTEED TO KILL COCK
REACHES WATER BUGS. BEDBUGS.
ETC. ApOLPH TSAACSEN & SON. 90
FULTON-ST " Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1901-05-15

CHAMBEiRMAID and " AITREsS by re-
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ence. 461 West 42d-st-. ring four times.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-11-08
PURCHASE HOXIE BRANCH.

The reporter for the INDEPENDENT is informed through Mir. c. R. Hite, who spent Thursday in Little Rock, that the South Missouri and Arkansas Railroad has purchased the Hoxie & Pocahontas line, taking possession of this property, November 1st.
 The sale was consummated at Little Rock Thursday by w. c. Worthen the largest stockholder of the Hoxie Po- cahontas line and was purchased by the s. M. & A. to prevent the Iron Mountain gaining control.
 The s. M. & A. officials state that the new road will not be used as the main line south from POcahontas, but only as feeder. The general opinion is that the main line will keep the west bank of Black river after leaving Pocahontas, crossing the Frisco at Black Rock. The Hoxie- Pocahontas road is about 26 miles long and the consideration involved in the sale has not been made public, though it has been a paying piece of property since construction and was sought after by the Iron Mountain.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-11-08
ASK AN APPROPRIATION

R. G. Ashford of the Memphis New port Packet Company is making the towns on White river, seeking the signatures of all legal voters to peti- tions addressed to the Secretary of War, Senator Jones and Congressman Brundidge asking that an appropria- tion be made for the improvement of White river between Newport and it's mouth, reciting the dangers that now attend running steamboat on Ar kansas most navigable river.
 MT. Ashford secured the names of many Newport citizens and left Mon day morning for Olyphant.
Newport weekly independent., 1901-11-08
WILL SUE FOR LIBEL.

The Fort Smith News Record re- gently took Governor Davis to task for pardoning four women from the penitentiary, charging his excellency with being the friend of thieves and murderers and making the direct ac- cusation that for $25, a pardon could be secured from Governor Davis.
 The editor plainly overstepped the bounds prescribed by right and law, unless he can make good his assertion, and has made himself amenable to a libel suit.
 Saturday Gov. Davis addressed let ter to Prosecuting Attorney Ben Cray ems of the Sebastian district, ,askingthat he immediately impanel grand jury to investigate the alleged receiving of a bribe, and if he be found guilty to indict him; if not, he demanded that the editor of the News Record, be in- dicted for libel.
 }, The Governor in this letter defends his action in pardoning the four wo- men prostitutes sent up for robbery and says that no women will ever be confined in the Arkansas peniten- tiary, so long as he is governor of the state.