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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26
William M'Kinley
His Life and Work,
GEx. CHARLES H. GRosvESoR.

HE late Presidents lifelong friend,
\ comradein war, colleague in Con-
gress and champion in House of Rep
resentatives: was near the Presidents
side with other great men when his
eyes were closed in death; followed his
remains to National Capital and to
Canton Millions of copies win be
sold. Sales spreading like fire in dry
stubble; men and women taking 10 to
80 orders daily. 1t is the official book.
Eulogies f"om Governors, Senators.
editorials from great dailies. Last
and dying words Of worlds great men
but none so grand as Mckinley 's-'.IT
Is GODS WAY" Contains photogra-
yure of last photograph of President
ever taken. You can easily and quick y
clear $1,000. The General requires
that share Of proceeds of sale of every
book sold shall be donated to a Mex :
ley Monument Fund Thus every sub
scriber TO this book becomes contrihu-
tor to this fund Every body viii hpy
it; orders for the asking; no one VIII
refuse. Send IL 2-cent stamps for ele
giant prospectus; 900 copies viii he
sold in this vicinity in the near future,
wideawake business man or woman ~
some means can make a fortune quick
by getting sole control of a state
Address.
THE CONTINENTAL ASSEMBLY,
Corcoran Bldg, Opp. L. :, Treasury,
Washinutou D. q
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26

Then don't neglect n cough o. cold, especial
~ when oalF tWel!ty-iye cents VIII huy a bot
tie OF Mexican SErup. IL is SO soothing. an
So MANY CunSHmptiyTs have been made Wei
the wrapper around each bottle that prove this
remedy aore sure tpr deep seated colds ha BIZ
tuat coughing ANA even cons umptiOn, than
any othet remedy known tu physici&Ds many
al whom recommend and prescribe il where
less cNNeocious remedies lan.
FaI, Puny Children
Hach;ll has u bal smelling breath, if it
nervous, Il IL does not Steep suRudly. If il =
hollow, YeG, Il il has pae, h3n0dteSS com
pleNi1u, il l. i9 growing tida aud lifelees, give
IL Mothers Worm Syrup and YOU viii remove
little cheeks get red aud rosy, its appetite and
digestion Improve, uHd IL health be better.
Price otiy - cents. No uthcg Worm killer 50
effective
BE Not Deceived.
Don't thiuS Won can neglect Your health and
reach old age. Tie was 60 longevity IS to he
kind - hAtare and then nature viii be kind -
%oh C"nstipatioa, iua.tiye lfyer, etc, are
foes 70 nataet MeAicaa Root Piiia he!p
nature. Try them. Tucy cure by cleansing
and strcNgthcniuS
Pain Can BE Cared.
Why suffer paia Pain Is tryIag 10 kill YOU,
Why uut kin pain Nothing kisls pain, either
Internal or external pains 80 uuiekly ANA SO
effectively AS Fouta's Qaiek Relief. Cures
>t3mp 2ui collie.
comp!e.e Cure.
When rou take Gooch : Sarsapayilla you find
IL q coinplete cage FOR bad blood,
ple-JRe Cures Plies.
Money refunded If it ewes. fails.
Auti-Ague cures CBHls ana pever.
For sale nj Schwaigcr'S unaplnat,y.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26

Don't worry because your washer
woman failed to come. You don't have
to do your washing. We are ready
with our great facilities to do satisfac-
tory work for you, and the price is
surprisingly low, particularly lots Of
% pieces or more. We cali for and
deliver your washing. Kindly call or
telephone your wants
WAUwATosA LAUsJpRY Co.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26
WASHINGTON LETTER.
From our Regular Correspondent.

S~~TS~N% ~ ~ wv ~ ~ WV ~ -
Washington, October %, 1901. While
no definite official statement has been
made, President Roosevelt has permit
ted it to be made known that n draft
for new Hay Paunceforte treaty is
completed and will be handed to the
senate as soon as congress conyenes,
and it is confidently predicted that
definite action. leading to the construc-
ton of an Isthmian canal, will be taken
by the Fifty Seventh congress.
An American is running London s
fastest transit line. the American rail-
roads are 10 carry England's Austral-
ian mails and il Edward VII wants his
coronation to go off properly he had
better get an American to take charge
OF it.
senator Fairbanks is using his stadi-
meter ON the enemy in Nebraska and
fusion feathers in the air show that his
Shots are finding the game.
/ Presidential prophecies for 1904 have
suddenly ceased 10 bloom It win be
1 just as we'll to warehouse ali such
plants until next spring at least
/ They sag President Roosevelt has a
habit of seeing and asking for the
/ point THAT makes the pro~y man won.
der where he is at.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26

The Taylor house on Kavanaugh
Place, House and Land, Kenyon street,
0 rooms and laundry, barn and chicken
house. VIII rent very reasonable
Apply to l.. r. Gridley.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26
OUR NEIGHBORS.
Homewood Items.

Miss Eliza johnson has returned to
South Dakota, where she Will teach
school the coming winter
Mrs. L. g. Bathburn. of Oneco, H.,
has been the guest Of her uncle, J. y.
Warren, this week.
Mr.. Ira Lllibridge leaves today for
Dousmnu, Waukesha coun4y, where he
will spend next week hunting.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26

Published at Wauwatosa, Wis, every Satur-
day by the Wauwatos3s Printing Co.
Sent TO any address in the United States Tor
81 year.
Entered at the wauwatosa postoffce as sec
Old class matter,
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Foot Ran.

The "Mohawks" of the Wauwatosa
high school win play the Mutual Life
Juniors" this afternoon at 2;30 o'clock,
on Putnam field, Roger avenue.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26
Advertised Letters.

a list Of letters remaining uncalled
for at the postoAice Friday noon Of this
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WAUWAT0SA DIRECTORY.
CITY nffIciaIs.


City Officials.
Emerson D. Huyt
mayor 1850 '',-'''
Aldermen ,,-.,,t, 49,, rl,r-,iach Pres.
First Ware J. Il. Thomas ~
second Ward .......-... .... &c.,. las. I,sfeber
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D. P. Jones
Fourth Naru --''t' '''''' ;. }. Decker
s,i.c Treasurer. ................... A. f. Kellogg
Clerk Edward couI T;L,,,,
atforney Chas b. Perry
street IIeitb d g. Hafnawy,MD
Noi'i'''77' ,,,.., f,,,,,1tbara
Justices Of the Peace. r. ' ~ = t,i.S{er
u !"
Marsha. ......... julius D. AtF4uhfhb
ss.;sc,.a
IL NJ. VI - WIN. FAIRIES
Elrst Ware arr, Iobn F. Dittnar
81. 2gtr-'V W :, "a O. r. t1eichardt
fourth Ward ''i''' 'A'''''''o.7
arst ana third Tuesday evenings Of each month
~ tbe oil, han M 10 o'clock p. III.
ESoafn o. ''""'
L. g. wheeler, president.
" r. Nethereut vice president.
DR. j. s. Cutler.
G. A. Kurt.
Dr.. J. ". tairnero7S.
Feraln Il1 barn
=, 49, l,s,,i.l,.,, saoratarv
hg - fta9,' ~, t re-, ,',yor
~ > \, .t, az ..b,,,,I
Meets first MONDAY q eaeh N'"sH '' -
building at "cIoce p III
Wafer Commissioners
C9aFies i 9.lt6''es' l'e7''''''''
3i f,.at,,,,-
~ traed
Emerson ID IIo9t
-. - 49,, .o,..,,i,,g before the first
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zen Tor five cents. At Dtrrgis;s Grocers Resarr77ts,
SSl'ooAs, News St4lds, General Stores srd b7r'-fs
Stops lucy hsr,s+ PsiI rerce sleep and gr7lork e
S'e elNes re.et Nc matter what's the matter. CO.." wa
40 y71 G".t Tn samples ard tbousaua ;~stf-
no4stS S-7i BY NAL 70 any address recejp, o price
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1901-10-26
THE CONTINENTAL ASSEMBLY,

Corcoran Bldg, Opp. L. $, Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
REAL ESTATE.
SIXTH-AvE. PARCEL SOLD-OTHER IN
TERESTING SALES REPORTED.

The estate OF John Halck was yesterday reported
10 have sold Nos. t50 and 49, Sixth-aye and No
sc West Twentyeighth-st.. two four story buildings
The plot which the buildings stand IS 49.41x60
feet Title this parcel has not been transferred
IT is said in the fifty years. According the
report about the property. large office building
to be erected on the premises soon the leases
81 expire
There report current yesterday that a
large parcel near Broadway and Forty second ST
had been sold. but II could not be verified
John Miles has bought from Mrs. Elizabeth Wag-
ner a plot, 23x93x irregular. at the southwest
ner of the Grand Boulevard and Concourse and
the Southern Boulevard.
Mandelbaum & Levine have bought from the
Lockwood estate No. 30 West Twenty-hfth-st. n
four story English basement dwelling house. on a
lot l5.sx9sS feet.
The Mutual Life Insurance Company has sold TO
the Prudential Real Estate Corporation No. PAT
West Sixty -frst-st.. a five story hathouse. on a
lot 25xlG05 feet.
Andrew Rywolt has sold three story frame
dwelling houses. a plot 5oxlls feet. the north
side OF Ninthst. coo feet east OF White Plainsave
The New-York Telephone Company nIed plans
with the Buildings Department for two four story
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
THE WEATHER REPORT.

Yesterdays RECORD AND To-DAf's FohhOASi'
Washington sept Ga winter type Of high pressure
and low temperature the Northwest to-nght' i j.
slso accompanied by the Dakotas ana ->oI'e"
and Eastern Montana and some snow IN Souh"'s'e'"
Montana In addition this precipitation there were
local thunderstorms portions Of the miodle sI'e anu
Lake Superior region light showers on the sou'h
Atlantic coast and Southern Texas; elsewhere east OF
the Rocky Mountains weather continues fair "es'
az the Rocky weather has been fa except
over the northern districts where there were light rams
scspanied temperature There are some slsht
u OF Bermuda. Its present location @IS
direction of movement be definitely stated
but vessels bound direction should exercise que
caution south Of thrty-hfh parallel The weather
will Saturday and Sunday IN the AIahtC
last except near the So1lh
coasts where there VIII be showers II viii
ais central valleys and lake region
There viii be saturday in the slope region Inc
northern plateau, extending SUNDAY InVO
Texas and the southern plateau IL VIII be decldeds
colder saturday the western upper lake region ana
the Central West. and colder sunday In the
Southwest Central valleys and lake region In the
viii again be rising by SUNDAY
On the New England Middle Atlantic coasts the
lantic and fresh easterly, on the
upper lakes brisk shifting norhwesterE, and
OF lakes variable becoming fresh westerly.
Steamers which depart Saturday for European ports VIII
southeast south winds, with some log TO
the Gran
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
soHLEY CONFERRING WITH WITNESSES
REAR-ADMIRAL BARKER ONE OF THEM-MAY GO
INTO PLANS FOR WEST INDIAN CAMPAIGN

REAR-ADMIRAL BARKER ONE OF THEm-mAY GO
INTO PLANS FOR WEST INDIAN CAMPAIGN
Washington Sept. s-The Navy Department re-
ceived a letter from Admiral SchIey to-day contain
ing list Of witnesses he desires to have brought
here at once and adding request that they De
summoned Acting Secretary Hackett has expressed
a willingness 10 have the witnesses brought here
at once Efforts will be made TO arrange techncai
details so that they may get here promptly.
Rear-AdmraI Barker. who was a member OF the
war board In the Spanish-American War. arrived
here to-day He is of the witnesses on Ad-
miral Schey's list which leads 10 the belief that
the evidence may go into all of the antecedent cir
cumstances before the war board. when the West
Indian campaign was planned.
Judge Acknowledgement Lemly has decided that
so far as the civilian witnesses whose names ap-
near on the list are concerned. he has no power
under the law to summon them in advance Of the
meeting of the court, that body alone being COM
petent TO Issue a formal summons having legal
force Captain Lemly to-day issued notices TO
each of the civilians named. requesting them to be
present in Washington at the opening day OF
the court next Thursday
The name of Nunez the pilot is on Admiral
Schley's list. He put aboard the Brooklyn oy
1'aptain SIgsbee to pilot. and he, II was
who reported 10 Admiral Schley that 1t was I'M
possible for the Spanish squadron 10 enter san
croolxedness of the channel Among the civilians 70
be called several newspaper men, VINO served
correspondents in the West Indian canpalgSn. S, ,
Admiral Schey and his counsel to-day began
holding sessions with the witnesses tney VIII can
Those heard to-day were Admirals watson ana
Barker The sittings were privste ana the tIsI
Watson was at Guantanamo on the DAY OF the
battle off Santiago.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
FIGHT IN HOTEL EMPIRE.
A MAN IN EVENING DRESS SEVERELY
REATEN BY A CARRIAGE ATTENDANT.

A MAX IN EVENING DRESS SEVERELY
BEATEN BY CARRIAGE ATTENDANT.
The lobby of the Hotel Empire. Sixty-thiro-sl-'
Broadway and Columbus-aVe.. was the scene OF
a fierce struggle last night. in which man In
evening dress. who had been dining In the
restaurant with two women, was severely
b., aten by Charles O'ConnOr, the carriage at
tendant of the hotel The hotel was in an up
roar and guests fed in all directions. The
struggling men, covered with blood, fought
from one end OF the lobby 10 the other for
twenty minutes.
The name Of O'Connor's antagonist could not
be learned About 9 o'clock he emerged from
the dining room with the two women and asked
O'Connor to call a carriage O'Connor did as he
was requested. and the party drove of. When
The carriage returned TO the hotel from the park
the driver asked the man for -. The man SAID
he would pay only a. cents OConnor urged
him to pay the driver Suddenly OConnor re-
ceived a blow which felled him. Before the men
were finally separated palms were Knocked
from their pedestals and a lounge in the lobby
was broken. The men left the hotel followed
10y the two women.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Seth ST n $ 225 II Of 2d-ave. story open
shed JOx6Sx irregular; Walter Shrver No $50
ngton1aye srchitects ~ No ''f s1Oo
124th-st No 123 TO 127 East; for four story
brick office 5Ox94. irregular; y Y Telephone
NO No @ II RrosGyuav %resteot 10000
i2lth-st 30 22i West; for four story
office 5Ox94.2: y y Telephone Co. No IS
Br9adwa%. architect L i..I'i.. 100 90
Southern Boulevard, Trinity-ave and 13Ith-st.
junction of: for a four brick factory,
1877 11x92 Ok irregular; Amalia Rcca. No 2s
West 12sth-st owner; Albert Davis, 255S 3D. . -
..
Broome and Mulberry SITS, n corner; for three
story brick tenement houses with stores, 80
x65 irregular; Marascot & Abbate. No 81 East
5r BoIs'In R S' rcbitsct sass x ~ 100 90
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
A WORKMEy's LEAGUE FIGHTS TAnMAyY.

The members Of the old Chanler Club met last
night and reorganized under the name Of the West
Side Worsmens League The officers elected are
President. Frank Mullen; first vice-president P. J.
Madden; second vice-presdent. Otto Noedebeck:
third vice-president. John J. Rupp; recording and
financial secretary Theodore Stein: corresponding
secretary. Edward Harvey; treasurer Frank Ward
The meeting last night held at the headquar-
ters OF the club No. 125 Amsterdam-ave All
the speakers denounced the corruption in the Police
Department and among officials OF the city gener-
ally, and called the voters to rally 10 the sup
port of the anti-Ta mmany forces. A resolution de-
claring the leagues willingness support any
candidate nominated by the fusion ticket was
Unanimously adopted.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
GOOD PEOPLE HAVE GOT TO GET TOGETHER

so MR. CoLER SAID LAST NIGHT IN A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEN.
The good people and the decent people OF New
York have got TO get together and make their
wants known and then stand together. said CON-
.roler CoIer last night in his young men
at the Bethesda Congregational Church. Ralph
ave and Chauncey-st. Brooklyn.
THE time is coming when people must take
deeper interest in public affairs. Agitation comes
up once or twice a year and then dies out, and
questions of government CT sufficient inn
portance 10 demand greater attention than that.
We have got to get at the things that lie un-
derneath the surface and drive them out TO remedy
existing evils There is going TO be a hard long
fight in which the young men Of to-day have got
10 take more active interest and study municipal
affairs.
NO government ever be any better than
the average intelligence of its citizens The most
dangerous thing In the world is active ignorance
A well meaning ignoramus. II put into power, can
destroy a government a people. 1t is only by
meetings of this kind that an understanding or
political affairs be gained
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
SUBMARINE KAPHFHA WELLS.
PLANS FOR WORKING UNDER WATER NEAR
BAKU.
PLANS FOR
From Engineering.

4
During the last few years the possibility Of obtain
Ing nsphtha from su6msrine deposits has attracted
9 committee. That important submarine naphtha
OF Abscheron forms the basis of the Baku naphtha
industry but there is no reason 10 suppose that the
trary. they probably continue In eastern direc-
stances which indicate that such is the case The
possibility Il extending Bakus naphtha industry
plation
Two coast areas in particular are. receiving spe-
he island Of swjoi; both districts form the geoog-
- Raku The depth OF the water an tbe Island ~
swjitoi ranges from fourteen feet fifty feet.
which have offered themselves for consideration
OF large quantities Of naphtha, the complete regu-
from IRE the completion WitbouT danaer y, ie thS
necessary works. and. finally. that the submarine
naphtha production must not interfere with or do
and other requisites will TO a great extent be tho
same for the submarine naphtha industry used
pumping stations will be wanted just as on shore.
that the submarine naphtha deposits may be Just
as rich those shore the nstalla tions for the
Transport by means Of boats Is not looked upon
a. ifacilcaDe partly on account OF the large guam
.p togelher with the naphtha. and partly because
u would entail considerable danger and be very
difhcult with rough sea. such might frequently
b. expected an winter time. Craft worked by steam
enslhes Moulc also incur considerable risk in
atmosphere fun Of naphtha vapors and 50 would
Doais with naphtha or kerosene motors. The risk
might be reduced. but cannot be removed alto
sether Every precaution against fire be
taken and the reservoirs must be built OF a ma
teral capable OF resisting both fire and water
The committee. which has been considering this
question has, under the circumstances, arrived at
The conclusion that an exploitation OF the subma-
rlne naphtha deposits Will be both troublesome and
risky from the surface Of the sea- and IL therefore
reports In favor Of closing Of the district in ques
ton from the sea, and working Il In the ordinary
manner
This damming OFF Is. however. a somewhat costly
business and the question remains how rernunera-
tive an Undertaking OF this kind will prove In all
probability the first attempt a drawing naphtha
from submarine soil Will. however be made al
ROmany Lake OF the centres OF the Bakti
naphfha Industry. IL Is proposed empty and
iay dry the lake In question. and several groups OF
naphtha firms have already tried 20 secure the con-
cession. but the Crown does not find their offers
sufficiently good. The committee which is dealing
with this question therefore proposes that the
Crown shall itself lay dry the lake and then let
the area in the usual manner.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
Notice of Summons.
CUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

- NEW YORK-Jullus Schmd. Plalntin, against 10
hanna Schmid also Jennie Schmid Defendan
1rr,ai desired of York Summons with
notice Action a divorce. To the above named pe
hereby summoned 20 answer the com
plalnt in this acton OF your answer
on the Plaintiffs within twenty days aiter me
OF exclusive OF the day or service
and in failure or answer Judgment
will against by detauIt Tor inc relei ue
maj complaint
New York, March "a. 1901
GFORGE: HAHN Attorney Ofice and Postof-
Ace Addrsss broadway. Manhattan. New York CITY
To Johanna Schmd also known Jennie Schmd, the
above named The foregoing summons is served
upon vou by publication 10 order OF Hon
Henry Gilderseeve Justice OF the Supreme Court OF
he of New York August lst, 1eO
and filed complaint herein in the office OF the
Clerk Of New York, at the County Court
House in he o Manhattan. City. County snd
State OF York. the End day OF August. 1901.
Dated New York. August 2nd. 1901.
GEORGE HAHN Plaintiffs Attorney,
Broadway, Manhattan. New City.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
LAFAYETTE FOOTBALL SCHEDULE.

Easton. Penn. Sept (speciaD-Following Is
Iarsyettes football schedule for the coming sea-
son: September % Lafayette All Collegiate, OF
New-York at Easton: October 2. Ursinus. at Eas-
ton: October g. Susquehanna, at Easton; October
1s Orange Athletic Club, at Orange: October 19.
Syracuse University. at Syracuse; October @,
Princeton. at Princeton November 2. Lehigh at
Easton; November 9. Brown, at Providence; No
vember l6 Homestead Athletic Club. AT Pttsburg:
November g. Lehigh, at Bethlehem: November Is,
Dickinson at Easton.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
COLLEGIATE CHURCH..
COLLEGIATE CHURCH

olh-lve and 4Sth-st
Rev nONAID SAGF NACK4Y n N -
REV j. PRESTON SEARLE. D. D.. viii rrsl ~ stsr
and 2. m. "- II a
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
THE TIRED FARMER.
rom The Cleveland Plain Dealer.

lIFFFI"IIU IIIdIH Dealer.
Yes, SIR. you simply start our automobile plo1eh
and leave II 30 itself while you SIT on the fence
here In the shade and enjoy your weekly pa Der
ana a jug OF hard cider The plOW will 20 rieh,
ahead ana break up your field better than you
you have 10 do :s 10 press the button here and
stop a." ~ N
NfIl, Fay couldn't you hz IL SOS IL would kind
o STEER up here close the fence SOS 4 could
press the button without gittn' downg'
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
Citations.


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York by the OF God. free and independent. to
willie. Amelia dOuvile Edward d'Ouville Louis dOu-
Leuchsenrng Lucien Leuchsenrng Edward Leuchenring
Lawrence LeuChsenring, Leon d'Ouvlle Marie Zita J.
douville. Augustus dOuvle Francis dOuvile and TO
all interested in the estate Of Auguse dOuvte.
late formerly Of the County Of York deceased
creditors egatees, next Of kin otherwise, send
greeting You and Zach Of you are hereby cited and re
qured personally be and before Surrogate
OF the County Of New York at the Surrosates Court Of
said held at the County Court House In the
County Of New York the 22nd day Of October 1901
and there 70 attend judicial settlement Of the account
proceedings Leonce dOuve Of the last
VIII and testament Of said deceased and such Of
hereby cited under the u twentyOne
required by guardian IL you have
II have and apply for to
be appointed the OF neglect failure
So a guardian will be appointed by the Surrogate
and for In the proceeding In testi
whereof Of the Surrogates'
County New York be
affixed.
Witness Hon. Abner g. Thomas a Surrogate Of
said County. the County Of New York the
iSeall 18Th dny Of september the Of Lord.
thousand hundred
J. FAIRFAX MLAUGHLIN.
Clerk Of the Surrogate's Court
COTpERT BROTHERS. Attorneys for Executors.
Al Broadway. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07
THE FIRE RECORD YESTERDAY.

Il % a. m. No. sl4 West Ffy-hfth-st Ella Hoffman
S25.
1915 p m No sl4 West one hundred and twelfth ST.
Albert Millar, damage
D. m. hundred-and -hfteth-st. ana hiNef-aNe'
Mace & Co. slight.
b.4O o m. 40. - Third-ave.. l. Weinberg. s1to
7.35 o. m hundred eighty second ST ana Am
sierdarn- Mrs. Mccarthy $500
500 y m No Seventeenth-st. William Harner'
slight.
Q p m. No s42 East Fortieth-st-. James GeFkman'
SLIGHT
New-York tribune., 1901-09-07

brick office and telephone exchange buildings, Ie
fourth-st and the other at No. go 224 West One
hundred twenty -fourth-st Each building WI,
occupy site 5Ox94 2x37 Sx942 feet The of both
buildings will be 10000 Cyrus l.. w. Edlitz is the
plans have been filed with the Buildings De
partment for alterations No. "a Wall-st. The az
teratons consist of taking Gown the entire front
wall replacing it with new front OF indIsanat
stone in the basement. stone and brick the nrst
story and brick on the stories above. The house
will be altered from high stoop entrance to
basement entrance. with new stairs from the base
ment to the second story. The cost is to be $l4oU