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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-06

returned to Princeton to resume their
studies.
Mr.. Oscar Il. Cherry and bride have
returned from a trip to the East
A very pretty home wedding was that
of Mrs. NJ. B. deatty and Mr.. AL. Larri-
mer, of Marion. Ind, which occurred
Tuesday morning at 1920 o'clock at
the home of the brides sister. Mrs. S.
W. Snyder. Those in attendance were
Miss Cora Shaun, Mrs s. NJ Snyder,
Mr.. Lewis Altman, OF Marion, Ind,
and Edward Snyder. The house was
beautifully decorated with flowers and
eyergreens. A wedding breakfast was
served to about forty guests, and at
noon the couple left for their home in
Indiana.
Miss Ashton Wilson gave very pieas-
ant reception 10 a few OF her friends
Tuesday afternoon in honor of Miss
Launie Abney and guest from Texas.
Cards have been issued for the mar
riage of Mr.. Henry b. Lewis and Miss
Anna Johnson, both of this city. The
ceremony will take place In st. Johns
Episcopal church, January 10th, at
o'clock
Friday night dance was given at
the City Club rooms by Douglas
Hughes and j. w. Scherr. in compli-
ment 10 Misses Nell Atkinson and
Cora Henry. Ii was very large af-
fair and one of the most pleasant that
has been given this season.
Invitations have been received for
the marriage OF j. w. Paul. Of this city,
to Miss Nell Wilson, OF Rochester. Pa
They win II at home in Charleston
after Febru&U 3
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Fell Eighty Feet.

Yesterday morning Frank OToole a
young man 10 years old. had fright
full experience at the steel works. and
his escape from death was miraculous.
He, with several carpenters. was en-
gagged in erecting q scaffold around
one of the stacks. Young OToole lost
his balance and fell. In falling a big
hook pierced his leg near the thigh.
and he hung suspended for a moment.
but the hook tore through his flesh
and let him continue his fall. When
he struck the ground and lay still and
employees of the mill rushed forward
expecting to find life extinct. but 10
their surprise O'Toole was able to
get upon his feet unaided. He was re-
moved to his home, where medical
aid was provided. and after an exam
ination it was found that the injuries
caused by the hook were the most seri-
Gus sustained. He fell a total distance
of about eighty feet.
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BELLAIRE.
News Notes of Interest from the Rel.
mont County Town.
Church Notes,

Miss Henrietta Bancroft. of Wash
ington, D. c., field secretary of the
Bureau for Deaconess Work of the Wo-
mans Home Missionary Society. will
speak this evening at the First NJ. E.
church.
The revival meetings at the Second
NJ. E. church are still in progress.
This morning there will be PRAYER
meeting at o'clock. Two visiting
ministers will take part In the services
to-day.
The usual services will be held to-
day in all the Bellaire churches.
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RAvENSWOOD.

A dozen guests BY invitation snent
Monday evening with Capt. and Mrs.
Frank Cooper TO greet the opening
century. Just ~ the new replaced
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-01-06

While here she
her husband. Capt.
itzer, who was or
ppines soon after the
Rr, that he was sick
We December l, 1900,
Is. He has been hon.
IN srvice owing to Ill
Is services his family
4 They will soon again
accompanied by Mr..
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CHARLESTON SOCIETY MEMS.

Continued From seventh Page.
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lot Yet Reached.

en- arrived here Thurs
annon to work on the
AN railway. Several
will be brought here
10 to work on the
court gives its de-
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against said COM
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New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
REAL ESTATE.
TWO DEALS REPRESENTING ABOUT
100000 REPORTED ANOTHER
HOSPITAL TO BE BUILT

Two of the largest real estate transactions that
have taken place in long time were made yes
terday. and they represented property valued at
about s2,O)0,Oo0 Full details of the deals or even
an official corroboration of them could not be OBJ
tanned. but the transactions generally thought
to have been closed The principal sale was that
Of the Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum property
bounded by Madison and Park and Fifty
first and Fiftysecond SITS, at price said to be a
little less than s250o0. to the Central Realty Bond
and Trust Company. The property is occupied by
the female wards of the asylum.
The other big sale was the plot owned by the
Paran Stevens estate. the southeast corner Of
Thirty-seventh-st. and Fifth-ave. 1t has 'front.'
of about 1S0 feet in the avenue and 1a feet in
the street.
Greene & Taylor have sold No. 50 West Forty
for Mrs. Haines.
S. Osgood Pell & Co. have sold No. East Sixty
nnth-st. four story brownstone dwelling house.
on lot 26x10O5 feet.
A seven story brick bachelor apartment house
will be built on the plot at Nos. 6S and 6S West
Forty-sixth-st by the Holland Realty Company. at
estimated cost of Ss0l00O. The architects are
John n Cioiding has sold for Hannah schIoss the
four story dwelling house No - East Eighty
The firm of Parsons & Singer has been dissolved
by mutual conselt. Mr.. Singer has taken offices
at No. 50 Nassau-st., and will conduct a general
real estate business under the name OF NJ NJ
Collins & Collins have sold for Fannie L. Field
Madison-ave, 2O.4x65 feet. to a client on private
terms. This is the fifth house sold by the firm in
MadiSon-aVe in the last three weeks
brick and brownstone hospital building
five stories in height will he erected in One-hun-
the Hebrew Benevolent and orphan Asylum So
cety, at estimated cost of $4,000. from plans
will be used for emergency purposes, and will oc-
cupy plot 1OOx50 feet.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Peter f. Meyer & Co: South side of One
hundredand-fN forty ffthst, $50 feet west of Harlem
and Northern Railroad Wostchester County, 25x26i
X-X2f5; vacant; foreclosure sale; Henry NJ. Burns
ct al, executors. etc. agt Margaret Callan ct al;
Howard II. Mocse. attorney: JoseEh 2. 4icDonouga.
referee due Judgment, $53l CCsts. S39 Y, tax -
etc. $40 IL TO B. kea, for $3.50 Northeast corner
of Madison and GouveTneur SITS, 6S2X1ixb2SXiS.S, .,
two six story brick tent ment houses. with s-2res;
foreclosure sale; PinCuS LOwenfeld ct al, agt Bar
nett Hamburger ct al; Arn5tein * Levy attorneys ;;
James r. Ely referee; due on Judgment, S25S54 10;
costs $3.50 81; taxes, etc. SS25 81; prior mortgage =
N45o0; to Adolph Prince. for $3.50 over prior
mortgages.
BY D. Phoenix Ingraham & Co. No. West
Ninety -ninth-St. south side. $50 feet west of Cen
tral Park West 25X1LO.f1 five story brick and stone
fathouse; foreclosure sale; Jessie g Mcbride agt.
Christian Bnn, jr, ct al, N ;. MCBrde, attorney:
Adrian H. Larkin, referee; due on Judgment, SO
%; costs $40 taxes etc, $iS %; adjourned TO
March -.
BY William Kennedy: West Ninety-seyenth-st-,
south side, feet west of Central Park West, SX
1Co four story brick dwelling house; foreclosure
sale; Josepha NJ. Young eXecutr1X ETC. agt Cor
neiuS NJ Talman ct al: Lord, Day x Lord, at
torneys: George W Ellis referee; due judgment.
S2l 14 and interest less ST. 45 IL paid account;
taxes, ETC. $I31 Of; withdrawn.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

York. by the of God free independent TO
Walton Storm and Arthur w Guilbert. nd
next Of Kin Of Theodore NJ Storm deceased send greet
ing: Whereas, j Van NcChten Olcott. of the Of
NewYor, has lately applied 70 the Surrogaes Court of
Of New York have a certain
writing relating both real and property duly
proved the last Will testament Of Theodora NJ
Storm. late Of the Of New York deceased
fore and each Of are cited appear before the
Surrogate Of county of New York
county Of New York on the 25rd day Of April thou
sand nine hundred and half-past
forenoon OF dav then there
hate Of the said will and such of YOU
hereby cited, under the twenty-one
years. required 10 appear by your guardian you
have II You have t. and apply
one 10 he appointed in TIE OF your neglect
failure to do guardian will be appointed by the
Togate represent for you proceeding.
In testimony whereof. have caused the o the
Surrogates Court Of the said of New
hereunto affixed Witness Hon. Abner G.
l. s ] Thomas, Surrogate Of said county of New
York. at said county. the 26th day of Febrl-
in the year of Lord thousand hundred
and one. J. FAIRFAX McI.AUGHLIN.
Clerk Of the Surrogate's
JAMES MACGREGOR SMITH. Attorney for Petitioner
81 Nassau St. Borough of Manhattan. New York City
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
THE MASS MEETING at Carnegie Hall SUN

dEv. March 17th. Is called a Woman's Mass Meeting
. protected vice only
ranged by committee OF women but there will he
AID speakers. and women are in
vited.
Mr. Charles Russell Lowell will preside Chairman a;
the day. Mrs. Ella y Rooe; Chairman Of the Committee
which numbers hundred fifteen
this city. viii the OF he OBJ
jet O The speakers Mrs Isabella
Charles Davis Mrs Carrie Chapman Gait. Sher N
Crosby and Jacob Rs
Members Of the Committee and their friends occupy
upon the platform.
Tho meeting will begin promptly Mt s p. NJ and the
that hour will be thrown
public
Tickets freely distributed but a general IN
vitaticn issued the public No admission IS
collection will he taken the been
provided for by the women signing the Call
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Rutsers-st; No 2e 25xs45 TRY &C goodman oodI 70
'' o4 4's East Io ' sornSr 60 & ioo irregular John
and another trustees TO Henry keilus' oco
I'd st, = $ 5. 4si.s 4 Of lsIay runs elex
los n 57.o to st S5 =; Julius Fox TO :,
Wolf AaFos @ SFtgasS Yc5 S's 6.is. * : Ksnner TO
Joseph L Buttenwieser mortgage. s29oco; R ;. :,
lihs, tn $ 4a5 II ai-ave. 2sdzloaa; 4, 600
,.b- Henry psETs RS % n Ms Of I'd ave Is 6xloa s.
Mary Hanss ( P Henry Dusro; moF'sase 5000
osRos5. No i$s West; Slxloo.s; Isai9ra H DIX
. Joseph Levi trustee. trust deed all Hens ,
,sih-st. 81 No i6i East 25xio22: aaron wsIt 70
sth-aTe No S57 2axiC0: Henry Keiigs . Louis ,oo
et5aT@ s'nS 10 "5 s55 S-S iGxi9a charles 700
kE9shS 9TS'ss cS46s2 ad 5 rans u as1
. \ % IL 6l.4 70 st Il - 'error'' % ooo
ll2t s .dT lS II rsi5 IL 10 a'' FANNIE FaS $
Sio6: mortgage Sl65 900. ,.,..;:...
Park-ave No j. I26, lcxs37 * irregular; Fan
ME Falk to George L Felt r : S25' mortgage I
r.S..sH 50 o'2 Road or ave corner 16sth-sJ sisx
100: George J Kelley Frederick Meyer; $. =,
SI %a ssss siS west @oxoo5 sidney Hoey
Caroline Rullman r :. So nortsaSe. $2neS9;;. No
AGgi@ seltit1 TO Bernhard Freund; ;, 81
Asg'qa' RsTr iS Stephen epS Mcratahd $ S.
s25 %" corner is5th St. 90 i1x1oo: Max 6
heidelberg George l. Felt; ;. $50; mort i,
o,f f-sS aye S'SO 20 Sol 5g6s' 2e5HI9S ISS
o,hrays b%t sag 60 sSS 5. 2axloo; Henry Keus
Avenue B n e corner 9th-st 23Sx7O; Louis Yud
kofr to Kleinfeld; 5. 81 30; mortgage .oooo
eist 600 st Nos 81 to 50 West 4lx0s:s: Fannie
ltemme4peg i sss 60 Charles II LHomHedleu 60 600
East Broadway n corner Pike st 80 sx4G 9s sx55s
xi04 alley east side Nathan kogsen
to David shaft and another; R : S5i mort 20 ooo
eshtst. sass OS 10 so West 15.9xas9: Harris Mande
baum ana another 70 Mary J SANFORD: :. e,
AD,sts s.
sarles TO stephen McPartland r 5. $40; mort =,
as2si s22sef $500 l75 IT Of Park ave. 2sx1oou;
Amelia Freeman to Adolph sohst and wife, r ;. g,
ySseEst. saV 8 i75i IT Of Churchst 249xs15;
August seIltitz Bernhard Freund; X ;, $40; =,
Mn1Poe No So n s. 25xioo Banned Friend 10
FeTdGand Fugk; a 5 So msrtsSse ssTso AThGT
Townsend ct al Pncus Lowenfeld and an ,--o
e6,h Sihsf' st * 4 4i2 IT OF I'd ave- 22xi. b;ocz
Wayside Day Nursery Adolf Mandel: r s =. zoo
7Si+sf a. 10 No las West 2oxo22; David 4 De Lima
. Mayer MichaeIs; IA part r 5. 81 90; mort =,
idStBest s. 100 IT OF West End-ave 275x
Guarantee c. and Trust Co quit claim. .....:...:..
Wadsworth-ave. W 5. 200 IT $ OF lsIth-sI; y2oxiSo
ssd 81 81 - . : 100 IT W Of Amsterda,-ave 25xlOes
Thomas schmidt and wife Sidney G Beden;
6lst~st 5 $ i42 It W OF Lexington ave. 1sxloo,5;
Herman Landecker and another. executors. 10 ,o,o
I.uder Reinten Il s, SIS 90 ls2So
Caroline Freidsnberg to Union Trust Company 4, ooo
,oSht hon' No 90 West sax 100 ii; Nellie A Murphy
to Albert L Lowenstein; r $ Sl2; mortgage -,
stH ave- No 2si6. e s. 25xloo: Ernest Machen-
bach to Cora Bronner; r S. SIS; mortgage, 80
1i4thVef' $ 4s75 IT . Of Lenox-ave 2Texlooll
AdoIph Balschun to Max Barsebuhr; 5. So
15stGs No SIS West 2oxse Mary E
to Phoebe Mitchell; r 5. 81; mortgage. S6llo 100
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
RAILROAD EARNINGS.
THE TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Chicago March Is (SpeciaD. was more of
wheat market to-day than there has been in
month, prices gaining ILsc to nc and closing ar
the top May sold at 75fsc and at 7s5sc and closed
at ISsc' The bull influences were Of the most
SUBSTANTIAL sOrt-large export sales, heavy clear
ances higher cables and broadening speculation
The cash business was put high $50, 900 bush
eis. almost all the cash people doing some and
every kind cf wheat being sold. The clearances
were $4,000 bushels. and the clearances for the
week almost double last years. 100000 bushels
against 27eooo0 bushels. Argentine shipments Were
less than half a year ago-1 PAS 900 bushels against
252s0 bushels. Western receipts We're less than last
year. Liverpool was i5d to sd higher. The close
was at the top in spite Of very heavy profit taking
by Phillips and some of the other bulls. Shorts
were probably the best buyers. notably the South
western traders. The seaboard reported 10 loads
Corn prices gained &C and held most of It, May
sold at 4c and at 1850. and closed 4lkc to 4ltsc
The outsider is buying the July increasing the trade
In IT, July at time to-day was nc over the
May, and closed at the same price. There was a lot
OF profit taking by the local bulls; the best buyers
were the interests which represent the seaboard
exporters. Shipping sales at. least 500 900
bushels Liverpool was &c to Ad higher Country
offerings were small. OF 262 cars here 81 graded
contract the estimate for tomorrow $50 cars. Ar
gentne shipments were 100000 bushels. Exports
rom America for the week were 3,24s.Ooo bushels.
Patien continues bearish. The seaboard reported
% loads
Oats sympathized in a small way with corn ad-
Nancng when it turned strong. but tagging. The
cats discount under tonight is 1850 May sold
al -oc and at i4c, and closed at 25Ec 254c There
were lS cars. with 100 estimated for tomorrow;
tmpping sales were 5000 bushels. Phillips was
me nest buyer. and the professionals feel that the
od's discount under corn VIII increase IL the bull
Sainpalgn in the latter grain keeps up.
f4aAseeo was easy, with the changes small. May
e4oseo at 81 5lA, compared with 81 511z yesterday.
.dsh seed was 81 50. There were IS cars of seed
mere against % last year.
PROVISIONS regained the loss they made Thurs
oss' ana cid even a little better. Pork shows 25c
yer 4ast night; lard and ribs. nc loc The
Suoahys seem disposed to sell their May lard and
10y July or September. The packers keep bullish;
sHey were buyers in moderate way to-day. The
su1aA hog receipts and the cash demand are the
--noes -aeehoes There were only 1900 here and only
-''" estimated for Saturday
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
11nblic Noilecs.

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT.-In the
Matter Of the Application Of the Board Of Stree,
Opening and Improvement Of tho City New York bv ths
by Mayor Aldermen and Commona tv t
mns and premises in the TWeny 5geenS Wa hereda ere
Wes West amS and I'VE, %efth Avenues
Streets, duly selected located and out as and for
Chapter $50 Of the Laws Of 1857 We the underSgnd
v OF 1ts7 hereb give NOTICE Io .. % Cnarter $50 OF the
lessee or Isssee paItes and persons nsr or owners
70 or interested in The lands tenements eritaents and
proceeding and al! others whom may concern 70 VII,
scssnen, in entitled matter and have ana ot as
true epor or transcript of such estimate assessment
of the Department Of Public Parks the inspection f
second: the Of Street Opening and Ino,,r.
aaer SEQ % f h Tw of 1884, 'hs has PSSy99s Of said
1gI M i9ai @ % neF pd SGm M & Of the expense
assessed upon the Mayor Aldermen and Conmonatv or
mat the balance Of such expense should upon
the pT9PeIy per"ns ana 1ais & 70 To- De benefited the
sscd a Pe h F @ m % 5 he nse sn should be
street BY Ninth on the Nest b1
Include all los pieces or parcels or land situate. lying
anf heinz !, ra me m n ,s 's dSse'1STd; o s,
be affected by the sai estimate and s6,S & may may
y ds r the @ pUbcaon OF b. may 5S,,c s,
g 5e room N on he foaftb aoor ~ m Sih US at our
hgd9F Mo Try9n F @% tn hS Borough gs q Ma1ha
Of tSs7 and that the said commissioners will hear
b oh day Of A3T ooi at two oeoc p en59sea Me- a6s S,0 ON
such slhsTlusni @ days as may be FOUND necessary
Hnr G, our W ,b $50 1 % oT rEesened TO the
on the 10Th day of April 1901 at the opening Of he coa
or that day and that then and there soon there
after .s counsel can be heard theron motion will be
DATED Febr,arv 2ah 1901
Gd%@}&&d5F Fr.yi%T wARliEN Ir. Commissioner
JOSEPH NJ. SCHENCK. Clerk
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
Dipi0eno Noilres.
Citations.



.. YORK, by the Grace of God Free and Independent,
to Camille Esther Lacy. Camille Esther Lacy 3D. Caroline
wings Florence Ninet. Isabella Schultz, Jules Thomas
Lacy and the children said Jules Thomas Lacy, whose
names unknown, the widow. heirs and next OF kin
OF John Lacy, late OF the County of New York.
State Of New York; deceased send greeting:
Whereas, James p. Muir. of the City of New York,
has lately applied the Surrogates
of New York. have three certain instruments writ
ing, consisting of a Will bearing 26th day OF
November 1896 Codicils bearing
the 10th day of October 1899 and he 9th dav Of
January 1901, relating personal property
duly the last Will of J0hn
Lacy, of the County of New deceased
fore, and each OF cited
Surrogate of County Of New York at his office in
the County Of New York the Goth day March one
thousand nine hundred and past ten O'Clock
in the forenoon of that day TO attend the
probate of the said last Will and Testament such
twenty-one required appear your guar
dian. II YOU have one. or II YOU have TO appear
and apply for to be appointed. in the event OF
your neglect or failure 10 do guardian will ap
pointed by the Surrogate TO and for you in
the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof We have caused the Seal
Surrogates Court OF the said County New
York to be hereunto affixed. Witness. Hon
Ahner c. Thomas. Surrogate of said
IL. So County of New York at said County. 4th
day of February, in the of Lord
thousand nine hundred and one.
j. FAIRFAX McLAUGHLIN.
Clerk of the Surrogate's Court.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
MORTGAGE TAX EXEMPTION.

All those who are opposed TO the taxation OF
mortgages on real estate are requested to sign
the following petition and mail il to LAWSON
PURDY, Secretary, III Broadway. n. Y. City.
Also write TO your Senator and Assenblyman
praying for the exemption of mortgages from
taxation.
Mortgage Exemption Committee.
George r. Seward, Chamber of COmmerce,
William F. King. Merchants Association; James
Talcott, Board of Trade and Transportation:
George f. Elliott. Chairman COMMITTEES on Leg
islation Kings County Republican Organization:
De Borden WilmOt, West End Association; John
F. Doyle; Francis E. Ward Real Estate Board
of Brokers; Henry Markus. United Real Estate
Associations; George F.. Lovett: Peter H Nc
Nulty. Real Estate Exchange. Brooklyn: Law
son Purdy. Secretary. New York Tax Reform
Association
r,,,r,
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16

Country propertn eor Sale
fSIATCH HILL. r. I.
w Sea Shore Cottages at Watch Hill. weekapaug
merly Beach, and Pleasant View completely fur
nished for housekeeping for rent
Watch Hill hours Boston, A from New York
full information write.
FRANK W. COY.
Real Estate Westerly r. l.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
COLORADO SPRINGS STOCKS.

Closing quotations on the Colorado Springs Min
ing Stock Exchange, furnished by William ?. Bon
sriprt & Co, of Colorado Springs:
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
Sinantlal Gierilons.

OFFICE OF THE NORTH RIVER INSURANCE COM
PANY
yrryr, New York March l4th 1901
IhE ANNUAL ELECTION for Directors of
held "a s. c09pany and for Inspectors Election will be
q. tae once 81 William Street on Monday, 25h
ess ss q March inst The Polls will be open from II
b~oeA N until ] O'Clock p NJ The Transfer Book will
BY order ' ' y ta 5-rIiN Seera,arv
4 SPECIAL MEETING of the stockholders OF
The MANHATTAN CUT GLASS COMPANY for the
~ q hVe 90 directors for the ensuing year and
ne transaction OF such other business may prop
~ come before the meeting, will be held the Office Of
No. 5s5 West Twenty-second Street in
80 % sew York. Borough OF Manhattan. the Both
q March. 1901, o'clock In the afternoon.
s-Asisf books viii close the Goth
D,,ss1 .1 open On the lst day Of June. 1901.
cSsyaslNsy York City. March Iith, 1901.
rrSs..-SS2- = sPINNEY J. D. ROBINSON THOS. r. DON
D-sas,: cHAs. A HOMES. CoLERIDGE 4. HART.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
pipiben6 Noiircs.

NATIONAL STEEL COMPANY.
A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND of one and three
quarters "a per has been declared the Pre-
serred stock Of this Company. payable March 3Oth
1901 stockholders at close business March
2lst.
The transfer books will he closed Preferred
Stock from March SOth both Inclusive
New York, March IL. 1901.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
CHARLES Buck, Owner,
100 West AID ST.
Hnfnrnisbco apartments 90 Eet
A.-A'- TO RENT.

extra large and light, with steam heat, gas
ranges. open plumbing, hot water supply
and uniformed hall service; i'm the
NORTHPORT, "a West lO3rd ST., and
SOUTHPORT, 81 Manhattan ave-, both
corners. or 90 WEST o7TH ST. Only first
class parties with best of references de-
sired, but special pains will be taken to
make such comfortable. Apply on prem-
ises or to Charles Buck, 100 West 42nd st.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
FURNISHED 6ouses 90 EcI-G onutrn.
POMERET. CONN

Tet. sTaDIe' cool sItua-
tion: abundance Of water. good drainage.
GEO, NJ. LOWRY, Agent. Pomfret Centre. Conn.
For rent: shelter Island Heights, \. Y.
The cottage late Dr Stors; eleven rooms. fully
furnished bathroom buffers pantry modern i'm
view. To let for the
FRANKLIN TRUST COMPANY. Executor. B'klyn. n Y
ITO RENT FURNISHED--A large and nted
i than from ling
for five horses rent $500 Address T. o. Box No S4
Lawrence. L. I.
A DvERTIsEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received their Uptown ONCE. No. 1922 Broadway
2d door north Of 31sts. until o'clock advertise
received the following branch Offices regular
Office rates until o'clock p. viz: co4 Sth-ave.
22dst 1852 6h-ave. 12th-st: Macy's. 6thave
West 4ed-st 6th-ave.; 90 East I4thst 257 West
42dst. between 7th and Sth l59 East i7ths 3SS
New-York tribune., 1901-03-16
FOR SALE.

a first class steel skeleton story fireproO1
building, No. o. Fulton Street, Manhattan,
store vacant, but the rest well rented, will
carry $50 lbs. per foot. Just the place for
metal or other house to use for own business
and get income from. Otis Elevator, steam
heat, electric light and power Free and
clear or mortgage to suit Price reasonable.
Particulars,
CHARLES Buck, Owner,
100 West AID St.
NOR SALE OR RENT-Nos- 419 and 40 West 1fIth-
IL ST. opposite Columbia college. Ansterdan1-ave-
Particulars and keys at No Al
JNoR SALE.-4a1 West l7th-s,, Columbia University
IL Heights. A, American basement; bar
gain: open CHARLES B. MEYER. Attorney. 90
Cedar-st.