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New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
NO RISE IN RENTS EXPECTED

report was current yesterday that office rents
in the Manhattan Life Building No. 66 Broadway
had been advanced % per cent. Charles T. Griffith
agent for the building. refused to either affirm or
deny that such an advance had been ordered. 1t
was learned, however, that the occupants OF an
office the thirteenth floor had been notified that
in the future they would have pay $3.50 a year
instead of $500. the previous rate.
An inquiry made yesterday among leading real
estate men failed TO disclose a general upward
great to-day it was in 1897 1t thought
years ago that the Empire Building. No. Il
Broadway, would amply supply the demand for
that section of the city. This building almost
Immediately hlled largely by out OF town corpora
scrapers. with total of from 500 500 Offices
have been built since that time, the demand for
space has never weakened. Rents have remained
about the same except in few most desirable
buildings in the Wall Street district where prices
had been below the market rate
At the office of George r. Read, who attends to
the renting of fifteen large office buildings 1t was
learned yesterday that there would be general
rise in rents; that the story simply revival OF
rumors 1t was stated that the firm Is trying TO
raise the rate in of the buildings for which IL
is agent, but the amount of the rent asked could
not be ascertatned
Charles p. Brown, No. SO Liberty-st.. and Horace
s. Ely, No. Ga Cedar-st.. were both OF the opinion
yesterday that there would be no immediate ad-
vance in office rents
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
RATES TO BUFFALO EXPOSITION.

At joint session yesterday OF committees rep
resenting the Trunk Line and Central Passenger
Associations these rates were recommended 70 the
Pan-American fair at Buffalo:
From Newly York-Season tickets at 81 the round
trip for standard lines and SIG for dierental lines
Tickets good for about ten days at rate OF one
ana one-haIf fare or $i3 % by standard lines and
Sl2 over dfferential lines. These rates are tor
Tuesdays and Thursdays OF each week for the
issue excursion tickets, good for five days at the
rate of 50 the round trip, in the month or May
From Chicago-Season tickets TO the Exposition
by standard lines will be 81 60; by direrentlai IA,
lines $3.50 Fifteen day excursion tickets will be
issued at SIS standard and $16 differential There
is a probability that five day excursion tickets
from Chicago win be issued at $14 so and S3, re-
spectiyelv for May only. In addition to these
rates it is proposed run three day excursion al
tbe poD,Ilar rate Of cent a mile from territory
herea fter 10 be determined.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Peter f. Meyer & Co.: No 5S4 West One-hun-
Observation-Disclosures. 1854 feet west of Amsterdam
ave, 16.SxS9.11. three story stone front dwelling
house; foreclosure sale; Rosy Kohn agt. Elizabeth
Moore ct al; Lewis S. Marx, attorney; Edward b.
La Fetra referee due Judgment 81 $40 3d. costs e
N72 55; taxes. etc. $i54 81; prior mortgager
forty-fiTst-st, 17x761IBX7 03sx758s., four story
Fraser % agt, Robert Kelly ct al; Eastman & Fast East.
man, attorneys; Sampson H. a. fs ss
$S2s 90; taxes ETC. 1868 81; to Henrietta Siad for
feet north Of One-hundred- forty frstst 1S6x
S47x1S 69sxSS9 994; three story brick dwelling mouse;
on iudgment $i4 $50 81: costs 1926 80; taxes etc.
1876 3d. to Henrietta ga aid m 2g I N3 3is north % of one
hon -irstst iSxS51osx1S O5xs4.7;
same parties; action No 81 due on ,g Judgment 1 S
ESQ $Ss 9 taxes s stc SS9 rs 70 bdrtb
side $40 feet east OF Mest-s Tunnlhg , thTG1g
store and loft building; trustees sale; Walter T.
Boce trustee; withdrawn; -, ,,,o.,.,-,,.o,,
Place southeast corner, 499x100 fve story brick
hotel; foreclosure sale Irving Savings Institut9n M
against julius A. Robinson ct Gl; Francs i w; w
Judge jr attorney Louis AdeT referee due to on
J. qdgmsn 3 s sdiSaTnaS SSS 70 to Fe6ruary SS5ra ~
BY Bryan L. Kennedy & Co: ChrySte-st, west
to alley in the rear not including buildings: fore
closure sale: Elizabeth Myers against William H.
attorney Joseph 6 Levi. referee due on judgme.nt
sue21 e6 costs, $6s5 80: taxes etc $50 SS' prior
BY Philip A. Smyth: East One-hundred-and-
thirtyeighth-st, north side 17S feet east OF Sew
enth-ave through to one-hundred-a and thirty
nnh-st south side 26Ox199 10; unfinished five story
hathouses; foreclosure sale; Central Really Bohd
al Lachman & Goldsmith; attorneyso So Isaac lisa Roths-
child referee; due judgment Sl99I ISl S4 costs,
1856 10: taxes etc. $3I9 %; prior mortgage S456:
Henry W. Post for s23lCo0 over prior mortgage
and interest.
BY William Kennedy: No. 81 West Ninety
seventh-st.. south side. 800 feet west OF Central
Park West 20xlO0 four story brick dwelling house;
foreclosure sale Josepha NJ. Young. executor, etc.
aEt Cornelius NJ. Tallman ct. al; Lord. Day &
Lord, attorneys; George w Ellis, referee; due on
Judgment $40 1i9 and interest. less 81 ~ paid on
account; taxes etc, $737 Of; adjourned TO Febru-
g.
BY Richard V. Harnett & Co.: Broadway and
One hundred and -thrd-s northwest corner. lO1S
X3iX1001lX63 ~. eight story brick fathouse, with
stores: foreclosure sale: Jacob Lawson agt. Aquila
". Wanmaker et. al: Clarence l. Westcott. attor-
ney. Augustus II. Nanderpoel referee action No. l.:
due Judgment slOl93 10: action No. 2. s1i 332 35
costs. sos 20, taxes $500; prior mortgages $l630O0
adjourned To February l.
BY James L. Wells No 532 West One-hundred-
and -forty-ninth- south side. 3iS feet west Of
Austerdam-ave.. 16Sx991i: three story stone front
dwelling house; foreclosure sale; American Mission
airy Association agt. Elizabeth Moore ct. all Will
lam Ives Washburn attorney Grenvile r. Win
throp referee: due judgment, Sl2 $50 30; costs,
Si2957; taxes etc, $4o3 90; TO plaintiff for SO 800
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
CANADIAN RAILWAY IMPROVEMENTS.

winnipeg Man. Jan. 24-Two new bridges OF
substantial character will be built over the Ked
River one by the Canadian Pacific Railroad and
the other by the Canadian Northern Railway Com
pany. The latter company will also build a rail-
way station in the OF the city, 1t is believed
on property the company owns near the General
Postoflce.
William Mckenzie, of the owners OF the
Canadian Northern Railway, stated that the cana
dian Northern was now within 40 miles of Winni-
peg and that the line would be completed with an
speed. Then Manitoba will have another com
petiug line the Great Lakes. This company VIII
build of the largest elevators on the American
continent at Port Arthur. Ont during the coming
summer. The building Will be OF 1,5GON0 bushels
capacity and when completed will cost $S50CO
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

s2s East Fourteenth-st., a five story brick apart
ment house on lot SSx1OSS feet. The same buyer
has also purchased from Mary j. Mond Nos $50
and 4S2 East One-hunGred- d-and-twenty- -irst-st-.
three story dwelling house. with stable on loe
Jonas & Go. have sold for client the four story
chaser was F. Levinstine
wood a plot of sixteen lots what will be the
northeast corner of One-hundred- nd-eghty-
dred-and- eighty -ninth-st. is extended;
David Stewart was the broker in the sale Of the
55.li feet north of One hundred and-sixth-st.
Eliza Amstapp has sold to Irving l. kempner
on lot 26x100 feet
Ernest Tribelhoen has sold for c. Lindheim No.
private dwelling house, on lot 17x6S feet The sum
involved was $4,000. -
Nos. 2S1 and 2H West One-hUndred- and-thirty-
ffth-st., two FIVE story fathouses The purchase
B. A. Hegeman has SOLD No. 262 West Twenty
fourth-st., a three story high stoop dwelling
Tuoti & co. have sold for Louis Lippman No +OS
East Eleyenth-st., a six story tenement mousse on
Peter j. Mccoy has sold. through David Stewart,
the plot 5Ox7i feet at the northwest corner OF
One-hundred-and-eighty-th and WaosWorth-
Greene Taylor have resod Ncs @ 6S and A. s. West
dwelling houses ON plot 80 4xiG65 feet
Cohen & Glauber Were the purchasers Of the fol-
Nos. 9OS and 81 Henry-st:s No 80 FIrst-st No; No
206 East Houston-st No. 162 Bowery, and Nos 40
and Ms Gn6on-s - 6 tbssn arseaI saIe q III"
J. Edgar Leaycreft & CO. and Howard c.. Badg-
ley have sold the fathouse at the northeast corner
of Southern Boulevard and One-hundred-and-
thirty-seventh-st.
The plot. G2x1OO in One hundred-and- -third-st and
75x1O0 in One-hundred nd-fourth-st 2l9 feet east
of Amsterda m-ave sold by the Association for the
Relief of Aged Females to spectators, has been
resold to q builder with a loan, who Will improve
by story fiathouSes.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
SUPREME COURT. County Of New York

Jacob D. Butler plaintin. against William McCracken.
and others. defendants.
pursuance Judgment foreclosure and sale duly
made and entered In the above entitled action bearing
Referee In said Judgment named will SELL parcel
at public auction. the New York Real Estate Sales
roon Number Ill Broadway. In the Borough Manhat-
tan in the City OF New York. day February
1901 at IL O'Clock OF that day. William Kennedy
ESQ., Auconeer, the mortgaSed premises directed
Judgment TO be sold and therein described
All those two certain lots pieces OF
with the buildings thereon erected situate,
ing In the Twelfth Ward OF the Borough Manhattan
the city OF New York. ard which. taken
bounded and described follows: Beginning a
on the Southery side OF One hundred
Street distant one hundred and thrty-thres G3s feet
and four 90 inches Easerly from the formed by
the OF the Easterlv side of Broadway orer
y the Bouevard with the Southery side hundred
and rortynnth Street, running thence Southery parallel
through wall and eleven
QD inches TO the centre line One
hundred and fory-eighth and One hundred forty
ninth Streets: thence Easterly along said
the block siXtysix (66 feet and eight @ inches thence
Northery. again parallel with Broadway formerly the
Boulevard) nnety-nine (99 10
the Souhery side OF One
and thence Westerly along
dred and forty ninth Street. sixtysix (66)
CSl inches TO the point place of beginning.
Dated New York. January 9th. 1901.
PETER FUCKER. Referee.
CHARLES B. COLE. Esq. PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
wall street. borough OF Manhattan. New York City.
The following is diagram OF the property sold
the street numbers being $50 and 562 West 10th Street,
14eth Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
foreclosure gales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW YORK.-Samuel f. KIlner as sole slrviv.-
ing executor &c plaintiff. against Mary Heath Farmer
and others. defendants.
In pursuance OF a Judgment foreclosure and sale
ing day Of June 1900 l. the UNDERSIGNED
referes said judgment named. sell at public
auction. at the Exchange Saesroons located
Ill broadway. in the Borough Of Manhattan
York, the 9th day Of November. 1900 IL O'clock
that day. by Peter F. Meyer auctioneer IN,
premises directed by said judgment there
IN described follows:
buildings and improvements thereon erected
lying being in the Twentysecond Ward OF CITY
York bounded and described follows: Begin
a point the southerly side Seventy-eighth
hundred and inches
westerly the formed by the
souhery side OF Seventyeighth
ery side OF Columbus formerly Ninth) running
feet nine inches: thence souhery and parallel
lumhus and part OF the through party wall
INCH and nearly
parallel with Seventyeighth
hundred and four feet westerly
westerly side OF Columbus avenue line drawn at
therefom. thence nOrtherly and
aIle Columbus hundred inches
the point place OF beginning. said premises being
No lO6 West Seventy-eighth
Dated New York October 18th. 1900.
CARDOZo & NATHAN. Referees.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
No 100 Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. City OF
York
The following a diagram Of property be sold
described above. the number being lO6 West
Seventy-eighth street. Manhattan. New York City:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK Q

SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY
William Cairns Stuart al. as Trustees, 40,
Ellen F Ward etc. Plaintiffs. against Thomas OF
and others. Defendants. NIazief
In pursuance OF Judgment Of foreclosure ana ,
duly made and entered in the above-entitled action
bearing date the 18th day OF June 1900 n ths and
signed the Referee said judgment named Tnoer-
public auction the New York Real Fssf,+ i5 sell
No Ill Broadway, the Borough OF Ma1bs'es a'es
City New York. Friday day OF
II O'Clock that day by Peter F. Meyss' SoA
oneer the premises directed said judgment ~ -
and therein described follows: 20 sod
All thar certain lot piece parcel OF lana .s..
lying and being In the CITY OF New-York ana S,s
in Section >Junber :. Block Number as shcy.
the Land Map Of the CITY Of New York ana - oa
and described follows: Beginning at a roir. "a
the Northery line Of West One hundred ana secoDa a
Street distant hundred and thirty-two CIa9S s
six (6 inches eastery from the NortheaserIy
Boulevard and Vest One hundred and second - o.
opposite the middle line OF party vail.
through said party wall far as ~ @-t
extends hundred GOD feet thence EastvsrS Ii,
parallel West One hundred and secopt S.-as.
thrty-two C32) (el inches thence SoIthyrSS
again parallel with the Boulevard hundred SfS,
feet 70 the NOrtherly line Of One hun1ra5 a~'
second Street; Westwardy along said Norns-l
West One hundred and Street thrrvr-sss
32) six () inches the point place begfnfn
Dated New York. December 18th 1900.
CHAS- H KNOX. Rsfers.
LORD. DAY LORD. ATTORNEYS for Plaintiffs oics ana
postofice address No l2O Broadway Manhattan Naw
York City. wv
street number is 2O7 West 102d Street:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

to Amy Gfls III s s4s So mortgage $4,000 11s5Oo
sth-ave, corner 141st-st. 49. 11x1OO; Sampson
$50 80; mortFace sss 900 oi 20 So 800
31st-st. % IL Of Madison ave. 25x9S9:
SIS So moTtgase asSss s. s25 $4,000
Broome-st. Essex-st. 25xIo; Rosie
Berney to Harry FfschsI; r S. S15; mortgage. j..
az, oc ~ 1
Der Larremore, referee. 20 John G Mccullough ooo
Z s, Sis IA 500
12Oth-st. n s 275 fl e OF 2d-ave, 5Ox1O0 II: Will
lam H Taubert to George Oetsel: R S. 81; mort .
5th-ave n W corner 13Sd-st. +9.11x11O; Henry W
Post to W H Young and another; R 5. 50;
mortgage, S6T. ...--..----
1st-ave. 1913 fl n OF 1st-st. 30 Ix1OOx irresu
lar; Osias Kanner Wolf Cohn; s. $50 30;
mortgage, S6O.O0O-
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
NEW RAILROAD IN OREGON.

Portland. Ore, Jan. A-The movement TOT ra1i-
road direct between Portland and Nehalem and
TfIlamook bays has taken definite form. The names
Of ffty-one citizens of Portland have already been
obtained TO contribute to the organization OF A
corporation TO take up the project Many others
will be added the enterprise Will have 5ubstan-
tial standing Organization OF the Portland Neha-
lem and TillamoOk Railway Company VIII be per-
fected next week and the project viii be vigor-
ously pushed. New-Nork capitalists nave an
nounced their willingness to furnish the money for
the construction of the road which will be seventy
five miles in length and will traverse country rich
in timber and coal.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
STEAMER STRIKES FERRYBOAT.
THE FULTON DAMAGED BY THE FALL RIVER
BOAT CITY OF BROCKTON.

THE FULTON DAMAGED BY THE FALL RIVER
BOAT CITY OF BRoCKTON.
The Fall River freight steamer City Of Brock
ton and the ferryboat Fulton, Of the Full
ton Ferry, came together in the East River just
below the Brooklyn Bridge at 6l5 a m. yesterday.
The bow Of City OF Brockton cut into the guard
OF the Fulton and damaged her 20 the amount Of
about $500. The City OF Brockton received no in
Juries beyond q three inch dent IN her copper
sheathed PROV. No injured. There were
few passengers on the Fulton at the time. The
ferryboat taken the repair slip of the Union
Ferry Company the foot OF Atlantic-ave.. Brook
lyn.
The City OF Brockton, sidewheel steamer, con-
tinued around the Battery to her pier, No. IS, in
the North River. Captain Feeney of the Fall River
steamer, in describing the collision said yesterday
afternoon: THE City of Brockton coming down
the East River and reached the foot Of Fulton-st
about Sis a. was in the pilOthouse at the time
Just as We were approaching Fulton-st. the ferry
boat came out on her way 70 Brooklyn. She was
N front OF / don't know whether any signals
were gwen or not. I know the BrOckton's engines
were reversed but unable 10 stop before
striking the ferrybOat- We cut into the forward
cabin on the port side, but stopped short of the
hull
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25

YORK.-ElIa A Gray, Plaintiff. against Matbr5,
Addison others. Defendants. pursuance or
Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly and en-
entitled action. bearing date tba
day January, 1901, undersigned the Ref
said judgment named, will sell public auction
the New York Real Estate SalesroOm, Iocaed
No. III Broadway. in the Borough OF Manhattan
City York the thrtieth day Of January I90f
Il O'Clock that day by Philip A Srvth'
premises directed said Judgment to bs
Sold and therein described follows: All certain
lor piece parcel OF land. together with building
erected. situate lying and being Twenty
Ward OF City of New York. bounded and
described follows: Beginning point North
erly side OF SixyfOurLh Street distant
and-seventy- (3T5) feet Westerly corner
formed by the intersection OF the Westerly le
lumbus formerly Ninth Avenue, with the NorthsrIy
OF fourth Street: running thence Westerly
along NOrtherly line Of Sixyfourth Street.
90 six inches; thence NOrtherly, parallel
Westerly line OF Columbus formerly Ninth
Avenue, partly through the a party wall
one-hundred QOO) feet five 90 inches. ns
block between Sxtyfourth and Sxtyhfth Streets
thence EasteTly. along said line On
(O inches; thence SOuthery. and again parallel
with the Westerly line OF Columbus formerly Ninth
Avenue. partly through the OF party wall
one-hundred 900 feet five 20 inches. the Norhery
line Of SIxtyfourth Street. the point place OF
ginning.
Dated New York. January 5th. 1901.
SAMUEL. COHN Resere>
LATTING e WADHAMS, Attorneys for Plaintlf "a
Pine Street. New York City. Borough Of Manhattan
The street number Of this property Is 141 West 6<th
Street.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
ERIE BOILER MAKERS STRIKE.
EMPLOYEES IN sUsQUEHANNA GO OUT FOR
THE SECOND TIME THIS MONTH.

Susquehanna. Penn Jan. 2+-For the second
time in the present month the 125 boiler makers
employed the locomotive shops of the Erie Rail-
road Company. here on strike. Recently the
Boiler Makers Union sent to the head officers Of
the company in New-York number of demands.
which included the abolition of the piecework
system a rate of 27 cents hour for each hour Of
service and time and half for overtime. Pend
ing a reply the men, who had struck, returned to
work.
The company made answer to each demand CIV
ing a reason for not accedlng. and as a conse-
ouence the men now refuse to work. officials OF
the Erie company have been here for several days
in conference with prominent officers or the Boiler
Makers Union and with committee from the
local union but they could come to no agreement
1t Is believed the strike will extend TO all OF the
boiler shops or the Erie system. The strikers
are quiet and orderly.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
RAILROAD INTERESTS.
FOR NEW SOUTHERN ROAD.
MAY MEAN SHORTER ROUTE FROM THE NORTH
WEST TO NEw-oRLEANs.

The Little Rock and New-Orleans Construction
Company incorporated yesterday at Trenton. n. j..
with capital of $4,000 will, it is reported build
a line to be called the Little Rock Southern Rail
road from Little Rock Bastrop. La. where II
will connect with the New-Orleans and Northwest
ern Railway. running to Natchez, 102 miles. From
Natchez entrance will be obtained into New-Or-
leans by way of the Yazoo and Mississippi Valley
Railroad, a branch of the Illinois Central II Is
that the project is backed by the ILLINOIS
Central and also that the promoters intend to es-
"a bIish a through line from the Northwest in con-
nection with other properties. which would make
the shortest route between st. Paul. Minneapolis
Omaha, Kansas City and New-Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
THE STEAMER TALISMAN RAISED

The Norwegian steamer Talisman, which was
sunk near the entrance TO Newtown Creek on Mon
day by striking unknown obstruction was
raised yesterday by the Merritt Chapman Derrick
and Wrecking Company. 1t was found that she
had hole nearly six feet long and six inches wide
IN her bottom. The obstruction which tore open
the hull was not found, but Judging from the
nature of the hole IL Is believed that n was a
rock rock The vessel was raised temporarily by stop
large part OF the of sugar was lost bv melt
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
CENTRAL HUDSON ESCAPES A TAX.

Albany. Jan 24.-The Appellate Division OF the Su-
preme Court, Third Department, to-day decided
that the Central Hudson Railroad Company cannot
be taxed the moneys II receives from the United
States Government for carrying the malls The
State Controller sought TO collect a tax OF $500
from the company under the Corporation Tax act
on the moneys received from the Government dur
ing the year ending June l. 1850. The revenues on
which the tax imposed amounted TO 81, COG. 900
The Court holds that they not subject to taxa
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
HOSPITAL FUND GROWING.

ADDED CONTRIBUTIONS TO THE SATURDAY AND
SUNDAY ASSOCIATION COLLECTION.
Charles Laner. OF No II Nassau-st.. the general
treasurer Of the Hospital Saturday and Sunday As
sociation reports the following additional contribu-
tions to the collection In progress:
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
West lOsd street
West 102d Streef


The approximate amount of the len charge 10 sa,,
which abOve-described property TO be sol5
sS+251 391GO with interest thereon from the sh dsv -
June. 1900 less payments amol1ti1s. -
with costs and allowance auloInr5s. 70
S56S 43-IGO. together with the sale
of the
rates liens be allowed purchaser ONT =.
the purchase money. or maid BY the Referee IA
81. T23 81 100 and interest
Dated New York. Eth day OF December. 1900
CHAS- H KNOX Pesars.
The sale OF the above described premises hersby
adjourned &c Friday January llth. 1901. az sans
hour and place
Dated New York. January 4th 1901.
CHAS. H. KNOX Raferss
LORD DAY & LORD. PlantiTs' Attorneys 40 Broad
way. N. Y. City.
The Of the above described premises is hereby
further adjourned Monday February 11th 1901 at the
sane hour and place. CHAS. II. Knox, Referee.
LORD. DAY & LORD. Plaintiffs Attorneys 40 Broad
way y. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
BUYS AN ORPHAN ASYLUM PLOT

Edward Holbrook. president of the Gorham Man
ufacturing Company. yesterday acquired title to a
lot @xlOOo feet on the south side OF Fifty-second
st. just $50 feet east Of F1fth-ave The lot is mart
OF the property which stood for many wears The
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum. Mr. HoIbrook
noagnt II from Lansdale Boardman, of No Nest
Forty-eighth-st, for 4e00. He now owns a plot
with an ~ foot frontage in Fifty-second-st iust
east or fifth-ave. Whether he intends TO Improve
his plot could not be learned yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1901-01-25
oFE1cE oN rHE "cLovER 1EAFr, ABOLISHED

Toledo. Ohio. Jan. 2A-On February l the office
Of tax and claim agent Of the Glover Lear Will he
abolished. and the work OF that office will be di-
vided between the Office of President Norton and
General Auditor Booth n. McKinnon, who has
held the place for the last five months viii re-
main with the road in another capacity, which has
not yet been announced.