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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-25
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Philip \ SMITH: 527 " I+Ist-st, 36s It n
e II Russell al. etc. Rosa Franklin 81 Al
Stetsor. Jennings Russell J McE.viy. ref;
due iudRt SS S53 H. 1898 9S taxes etc 1854 "a
r. & HAHN $4,000.
BY Peter + Meyer Co: SIS $40 1lIth-st. 1913
q Pleasant 5ON1oD; story Fl hs; fore
sale: Mathilde Eiilz al aSt Hest
& Huse. A Joseph. ref; action No
due iudgt $50; $3.50 90; etc. $500 Il;
action M .. due judgt. SiS.6IO .;
$3.50 IA. the ph for SOOuO
BY GOdstiCker. - T. 99th-st 5, l2S II " OF
Park ave 2ixlOO story h., foreclosure sale; FIX
GinSbeTg ct al, J 9 Culick. atty
Shaffer. action A: due udgt SlS,2SO, costs
S325 -. S7SS 60; adjourned to Dec l.
Fv Thompson 1862 w 9Sth-stI 5. 100 II Q or
2lOO IL br nathouse; foreclosure
sale. Crrmania ms Co simon A LOTUS ct al;
Shipnan. LaroCque & Choats. atys. VIM j Woods. reI
action l. judgt ST.. 90, IS. costs, $3.50 y
taxes etc 81 225; John Casey for $4,000; loo w
ST. 21O # of Amsterdam-ave 2OXloOli; . sly
foreclosure sale parties; action No 2
due iudEt, $2t 2TT Is. costs $3.50 80 taxes, etc
81 225. to John Casey, for S2i,OOo-
Vincent A Ryan; l5sth-st 20O ft W or Anster-
da-ave. 5e9 IL vacant. foreclosure Of plaintiff Item
John NJ Bowers Fl al eNrs. etc agt Henry VI Denton
al; Frederic Middlebrool1 atty Riehard II Clark
10 Robert L Shaw FOR SSlOO
b. Bryan L Kennedy: " iOth-s 1919 II Of 9th
ave 25N9I10: sly br nat bldg. sherins sale under
execution; all right, title and interest withdrawn %
6th-st 125 II OF 2d-ave; 23xeoo' 90 s,y hs
Vetter. deceased TO Flisser & Kann. for $i29o"
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Gin propertn 90 Get
fnrrrInsnre Sales.
STPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

-
- York Robert Hartsborn. PLAINTIFF. against William
Lyman and others Defendants In pursuance OF Judg
Foreclosure and Sale, duly made and entered II
November, 1902 T. undersigned. the Referee said
Judgment named Public Auction. the New
York Estate SaesrooU M. Ill Broadway, IN thS
Borough oI Manhattan. City OF New York. the 1Vh
day OF December, 1902. az l. o'clock noon. on that
D. Phoenix Ingraham. Auctioneer. the premises
scrbed follows: lot. piece. parcel
land. with buildings and Improvements thereon
erected. situate lying and being In the Twelfth Ward
OF Borough OF Manhattan the City OF New NoTS
bounded and described follows: Beginning al a
point the westerly side or Fifth Avenue distant
seventyfoU inches southe-ly from the
formed By intersection OF the westerly side OF
Fifth Avenue with the southeTy % One hundred AMI
thiryseveEth street. running thence westerly parallel
With One hundred AID thirty seventh street end part
thence southerly parallel with Fifth Avenue twenty
I'VE feet saseriy again parallel with one hundred
and the distance through
arother wall elEhtyhve feet said westerly side
OF Fifth Avenue ard running thence noIhery along ts
westerly side OF Fifth Avenue twenty-five feet to tbs
Being portion OF the premises conveyed 70 William Ly
by Adoph NJ Bsndheim and others by deed dated
O. 1894. and Office Of the Register
o. the CITY and County % No- September 1894.
In Lioer 81 Section o. OF COGveyances. 4 Sait
misses being further known by street number 2t
Fifth Avenue.
Dated New York, November L. 1909.
MOSES COWE%. Referee
TURNER. ROLSTON & KORAN. Attorneys for Plaintiff.
- William Street, Borough OF Manhattan. New York
City.
The following diagram, % the property 70 be
18TH
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ArcrIoN SALES TO-pAY.

of F rssF HszS g .5a a2 f and ia, & pubic
suction sale 8 e5S 100 IF 5oa .a6 VS.
MSso story nat h q PuI Is,h aI,2 2 sa iiS
and basement ;ron Bldg public auction SALE 1a9f9
public Amsterdam block front be
ttoE safe: f2i 'il : 800 II o; BrSadWay eight lots
OF I,2oadvay eg6t lots each 25xioo1I: pubic suc
ton sale BreaiEsy block front between l3Ist and
: 100 II Of BROADWAY lots each 25N99 II; pub
100 vacant public auction sale; Aud1bon-aye. = cor
f ca of a PuO G dSop pubic
9 70" nE' p9SIc auction sale 11th ave cor ~
Isad- "a 11xloo vacant, pubic auction sale: 1lth
Sale 1th-ave $ 80 Il iseth-st tour lots each
ifhSvo pUR %@ o s. each a5lo public aaeo" sale
is63 * loo III Of HndISo s[s TOUR 'S a Saf9
Of 5h-a1e. 2Svlooli $! bk h; b IiassIocher sSt
ef am 1aS due S 5iS % s atty II a
amount due s55$77 %: taxes. etc $iI5ol
22i-st. lstx5o story h. with store eNrs sale 9th
sys cor 4S5a 7 ssoTy h. vim RtS ssgTf
sale: 5Gh>st n 5, 100 IT West End two lots
lot sx2s sale: 20S6 Amsterdam ave cor I6Ist St
HaS6on 5 ate p's' cor 10th St. KISS NJ fenon ssi
sn s s s al ala Sc' pardS oS 'i 15 IT
q sh 25xas .: story h ten h. with two story
Lesstte Newman had Aug 81. 1894, since:
F:sd 2s1 7'915 ,s ten cor r 95' 81 2ss
ct al: Peciham. 4 K. attys: = l. Herman. ref; amt
due S2f ga 67. etc. S2.S24
Ey Vincent \ Ryan; loss shave lG6 10 y n ~
Sffhs taxtO2 -. stone front dwg h; \ Osborne
Of al ast F. s whitney Al. ! " : 9 J NcDermott,
aftvs n II Williams. $t,@SS 20, etc,
81 az GO sold mtgs aggregatng $'65 900 ga
IS91 -st Of Park West, l6SXI1.HN
isSx764 sty frame dvg h; NJ 9 Hoyt agt g Bern
due 81 S27 so, etc, SASS ~.
by James l. Wells: 1906 9Th ave, $ 80 IT OF lSlth
. 1IxT55 = sty Hat h T. I. Mooney al
Pa trick RYAN ct all Duer. 4 W. attys; \ Ommeu.
rsf. due SiGOS2 50: taxes etc. 1896 A.
Walton 100 Il Of tII'h So 23N61 Sylvester
p,De al y II levin ct al. a ! ElkuS.
ay l. II ward ref S7tS %; SiS -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-25
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT. Nj

York County.-RoraId X Brown and George Ches-
"a plaintiffs. Charles u.
Corlu others defendants Tn pursuance q the tuS-
OF foreclosure and sale duly made ana entered in Tive
In the Once Of the Clerk ~
County - New York the 2lst day IF NOvenhe1-
lGUS undersigned the Referee I'm said judgment
viii sell public auTtn AT the New York Real
Sassroom. NuTnh"- III broadway, IN the Borough
Of n CD York. the
eenth iay Of Dsceraber. 1892 O'Clock
nv Phoenix IuCrahaT & Company.
directed by the said judgment 70 b
described follows, All that certain
parcel lsni with the buildings and i'm
fourth 81 the CITY Of New York and bounded AMI
described fnlloVs: Beginning a a point the
OF tOrWerlv Madison Avenue distant
s'utherly the south
r ghtysacond formerly street and running thence
right angles, nearly with BathGsts
hundred eco fest. thence Southery and
EaJhCats Avenue twenty-o1e t2t fert,
Avenue one hundred t1" feet said avenue and theme
Ts4hgats Avenue tVentyoue t2t feet
or Of beginning Ee said several driven
and being Of th" premises
yeved 70 of th first part BY William y Schntt
SChott. hS wife. 10y deed BEARING date the
ninth iav VI July tSaa. tha
,43re ~ the Register the city AMI County New
york on twelfth day Of July. 1896 Block Series
f,onvevauces ~. Liher % c. and indcXe5
under Block 3Ot9 the Land Man ~ the City Of New
beinE situated in tho Borough OF
th- Bronx in said city ~ New York
Dated New York. November II. 1892
WIIFFED t. WARNER. Referee.
! ALBERT LANE PLAINTIFFS Attorney. Broadway.
Borough O Manhattan. New Tors
The following "a diagram ~ the property he
the number being PSI EahgaJe Avenue Borough
the Bronx, New York
1921
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-25

A ADVERTISEMENTS ana subscriptions for The Tribune
received at their Uptown once.
NO. 1864 BROADWAY
Between seth ana S7th SITS. until O'Clock p. m.
Advertisements win received the following branch
oraces at regular once rates until o'clock p. viz
254 sth-ave.. $. e. cor 2sdst.: 1913 6th-ave., cor
12th-st; e2 East 14th-st; 2S7 West 42d-st., be
tween 7th and sth ayes. 26S West 125th-st,i 1855
3d-nve.. between 18th and TTth SITS: io26 8d-aye..
near e1st-st 17os 1st-ave. near ssth-st: 1877 East
,2ntb-st., 766 Tremont-ave., $50 3D. ave, near
.1.,st 564 3d-ave.t 21O BIeecker-at.; 325
Bleecker-st Brooklyn. n. Y.-2i6 Court-stt
2f6 smith-st.I I,0o4 Gates-nve. Newark, y. j..
-7o4 Hroad-st. Also al A. D. T. offices
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-25
REAL ESTATE.
THE WORDEN HOUSE is REPORTED
SOLD

The four story dwelling house No. { East Sixty
hfth-st, on a lot 25x75 feet. which Is occupied BY
Daniel T. Worden, was yesterday reported to have
been sold The owner of record is Mr.. Worden's
wife While the report could not be confirmed 1t is
understood to be The house is 15 feet east of
Fffth-ave., and is in a block which has recently
attracted considerable attention for various rea-
sons One reason is that No. SIS Fifth-ave.. which
is in the block. recently bought by Joel NJ
Marx, representing syndicate. Title to the parcel
was taken about a week ago by a real estate com
pany. At the time Mr. Marx bought the Fifth-ave
house there were rumors that he might build six
teen story bachelor apartment house the prem
ises which is 25x150 feet The dwelling house No
@l Flfth-aVe. bought not long ago by Frank
J. Gould for his own occupancy. Isidor Wormser
owns No. S35 Fifth-ave, ". Watts sherman No
s5S Fifth-ave which is at the southeast corner of
SiNty-ifth.st. and l.. WOrmser No East Sixty
hfth-st The Wormser and Worden properties form
an IL with the parcel bought by Joel ". Marx
1t was learned from a trustworthy source yester-
day that Marx is not the buyer of the Worden
house There has been talk about some of
the large property owners in the block buying all
parcels In 1t offered for sale. restrict the
premises for occupancy private dwelling houses.
Nhfther such reports We're well founded has
Max Marx sold through Willard veit TO Frieda
BenJamm No l3l East hundred and hrst-st, 100
feet west of I.eXinstou-ave., 25x1o0 feet.
OGDEN sI leone has sold IN conjunction With
plot on the south side Of Eighteenth-st 100 feet
east of Eighth-ave size is Ssxa2 feet and the prop
252 West Eghteenth-st
John n. GOlding has sold for the Del Pine es-
tate No 2SS East Sixtytirst-st.; also for James T.
Townsend 10 Catherine c. Hall No los East Thir-
-r, J9hn j. GoIding has rented for Mrs. Marmaduke
Sherwood; No. los East Fifty-seventh-st. for G.
W. Van Nest 10 Adolph Q. f Wtndmuller; for
General T. y. Grant No = East Sixty-secoud-st.
10 Mrs. r McCreary: No. 1i5 East Thirty eighth
st. 70 H. II. Bernhard; No Is Vest Fifty-slghth-
No ~ West Forty-ninth-st.. for Henrietta Prentiss
70 " Lii4m =; Aston 9I ana No West Ftfty,thrd-
Foster.
Pocher & Co. report the lease of the two five
story tenement houses Nos. 21s and go West Six
tiethSt, for +. Edward Johnes +. 5 Justice for
term Of years: also the lease of the private
dwelling house No CO., i.eXirgton-ave. for Robert
Hoe TO NJ. J. Mulaney for business purposes
II. K. Phinney has sold No. "a West Eighty
ninth-St.. -four story American basement dwelling
house a lot iSNlnOS feet
Gordon Levy & co. have Tesod No. - Monroe
St. old building lot .5xa2 feet They have also
bought No. Sc East Third-st. six story tenement
house, on lot 25XlN feet, and No. 24i East Third
St, six story tenement house, lot 25xS7S feet
The estate Of Jonathan A. Briggs has sold 20
I NJ y. G. Levy No. 100 East Sixty seCond-sJ.. a
three story and basement brownstone dwelling
house, q lot l7sX6i4 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-25
Proposals.

RMY BUILDING, WHITEHALL STREET
New York city. Nov -. l9O2S Sealed proposals. in
tripcatc will he received here until o'clock. P M
Dec TO- 1902 and then opened. for furnishing and de
Ivering covert Cloth Worsted Serge, Buttons
Uniform cloth. Breast lords. Hat Cords. Buckskin
Gloves Calfskin. Shoes. Canton Flannel
Information and blanks Tor bidding furnished
pication L. : reserves the right TO reject accept
any or a proposals part thereof Envelopes
tanning proposals should be marked: Proposals for
CIn+hng 10 he opened Dec 10 1907 and addressed
to / " LITTELL MAJ. & g. NJ, L. :. Army. Acting
Demo o.
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PNEuMAT1C TUBE MAIL SERVICE.
posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT. WASHING

ton D. c.. Nov. 81. 1ao2-sealed Proposals will he
aceied at the OF the Second Assistant Postmaster
General post Ohce Department until p. m. Jan. \
1000 FOR performance OF mail service by pneumatic
+ubes similar devices. at the city
iii Pamphlets giving description OF route require
zion Postmaster at Chicago or upon application
the second Assistant Postmaster General Washington
n @ u c. PAYNE. Postmaster General
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-25

- Collector York n Y. Nov. %. 1902 Proposals
OF 4l3 lots seized merchandise Catalogues be
AT seizure Room. Appraisers Warehouse
No. e4i Washington st. New York city. y. Y. on
he onened AT II o'clock Friday November IS 1902
az sudItor's Orice. Custom House. Manuscript and
ssr,nls catalogues can be Seizure Room Ap-
praisers Warehouse. J. J. COUCH, Collector.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-25
$ 81
SS

The approximate lien charge
which the above-iescribed property IS TO be sold
S17.TT555 With interest thereon from the Sd day
November. 1902 together with costs and ailOVa1rs
amounting S3S752 with interest from November
1902. together with the % the sale. The
proXnate taxes. assessments liens.
which b allowed the purchaser the
Purchase paid by the Referee. $3.50 80
Dated. New York. November -. 1902.
MOSES COVEN Rstsres
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

r,,,-crsida Drive q : II Of SOth-St 30SN9i.ix
No. mtse SCI 900 $4,000
55rh 81 200 g Of 5th-ave, S0xlVl5; Joseph
d p9,lr1fF anu 1850
Road from Kngsbrdge q Mile Square. $50
n : IA Of ISerren Place 2A2Nl26. 6x25x1l2-n;
WiIlian Kennedy Margaret Kennedy
Same DrOpertv: Margaret Kennedy. widow 10 Alice
NJ kennedy; mortgage 5000 ......:..-. Gift
5otb 81 No II West, II .4N10O.5; John d Skid
more 70 George Robinson
osth.st No 63 East 25xlOO.1 II; 9sth-st. No a.
Fast 2Sx1OO1l; Alexander HerzOg TO Isaac
Wellington ST. No $50 : p. 5x2n0. 10. West
{! 5SooE all titie 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-25
EDISON BUILDING NOT soLD.

There a report current yesterday that the
Edison Building. Nos. Il and a Broad-st. had been
sold. The building Is eight stories high. and has
frontage of Il S& feet in Broad-St. Of 644 feet In
Newest and depth of IS feet. II was learned from
trustworthy source that the report was untrue
The building Is owned by the General Electric Com
pany, which occupies some rooms in II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-25
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Logan-st north side. 1ls feet east of White Plains
Road two two story frame dwelling houses. 3oxD
feet y. VI. Tunstall, owner aud architect; $500,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-25
Financial mectInqs.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
annual meeting Of the stockholders Geo 4 kessler
will be held the Offices OF tho Company. No.
Beaver Street In the Borough e Manhattan the City
New York Tuesday. the 9th day Of December. 1902
election OF directors and for
properly come before the meeting
SAMUEL ROBERT. SECRETARY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-25

FORD ARSENAL PHILADELPHIA. PA Novem-
her % IeO2-Sealed proposals. IN tripicate will be
received until II o'clock M Saturday. December 90
1902 for furnishing generators. boilers ETC.
for complete electrical power plant for this arsenal
Information application TO Maj. FRANK HEATH.
Commanding.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-25

The approximate amount lien chaTEe satisfy
which the above described property De sold il four
thousand hundred thirty three and thtryhree hun
dredhs dollars "a $ with interest thereon from The
first day Of November 1892 together with the plaintiffs
and allowance amounting $50 o. with interest
thereon from November together with the
OF sale The amount OF
assessments and other be allowed
the purchaser purchase paid by the
referee is three hundred twelve and sixty hun
dredths dollars tSsl2 6Il and interest
Dated New YORK. November q. 1902
WILFRED n WARNER. Referes-
A DVERTISEMENTS and Subscriptions for Tns Trisuns
~ received their Uptown once
NO. I364 BROADWAY
Between 3sth and SITS. until O'Clock = m
Advertisements viii be received at the following branch
Offices at Office until O'Clock o m.
e54 Sth-ave.. :. cor. sd st: 153 0th-ave.s cor.
I2th-sI.: OF East 14th-st.S Isl West 4Sd-sf., b.
Tth and sth ayes: 2e3 West 123th-ss.s 1.3SS
3d-hve.. between 10th and 1Ith LOIS 3d-aye..
6st-Sti 1,zUS 1sr-ave.. Soth-st-,
J25th-st.i 156 fremont aye.t ESQ Sd-ave-
4ist-st.; S54 Sd-aye.t 2I0 Bleecker-sf.t 32S
Bieecker-ss. BROOKLYN. ". Ys-216 Courf-st.;
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finaurial.
The Foundation Stone
OF the
A NJ A L @ A nj A I Z ID

At Last in Court.
See the Boston News Bureau
on sale in New York Tuesday
morning at the leading hotels,
at McBrlde's Arcade News
stand. Waldorf-Astoria, Prod
nee Exchange, Aston House,
Boston News Bureau office,
IA Broad ST.. and at the
foot of the stairs Of the
principal elevated stations.
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auttlqu 5aies-9lnanrlnl.

Aulilqn 51ies-3ln1nrlaI.
ANDREW J. MCCORMACK. Auctioneer.
REGULAR AUCTION SALE OF
STOCKS AND BONDS
By ADRIAN Ii. MULLER & SON
OFFICE co No; Il OF MrI PfSE sf STREET
WEDNESDAY. NOV. 26TH,
~ '-''' ''''N room III Broadway.
$4,000 cb 81 2 o6ia Ry " Isl ICONS R A
$4,000 Illinois }H - Genital r r. Trust S. Rssta.
$4,000 Fits Gin. Chic, g. Louis us, Ry con'd-
SIS SSo S G5Iesgo ETe r. K is &se 1882 Guar
id IS; .l %oaasm R BOX s c 9oqi S 52~
hs MoRdaJ1n Blqsk oc E0 9 SIOUX City Ta
Lot No, 2oG4, map Number Two. subdivision Sullivan
s,ess, Map Number Two, subdivision Sullivan
$1,000 Watkins Lend ,od Mt Be-, Co Deb Bond
10 sh ss6Ts SsTl9f Ct iS Repair
BY ORDER ExTRs OF JOHN BELZER, DECD.
e e sbs, 9 2 65.B5a5 Bf fi.b. G.
BY ORDER OF ADMINISTRATOR
10 sis. Lawyers Title Ins. Co.
90 shs international Banking Corp.
sSsS Grand , Trunk b, 7's 1877
5000 Clearneld Bituminogs Coal CO as 1910 ,o,s
tRc si NIi' g. Bd: o
$1,000 y Ny =. Lake Erie r r. Funded Is.
50 shs. La%yers Title Insurance Co.
% shs. National Citizens, Bank p =. s, ,a,,
500 sr!; Le Gy F TssP c. 3 r. Isl ' 1911
Z chs. Chemical National Bank
sh. National Park Bank.
s s S Satin h1'h Baas u North America
i :s LSyys5s Tf sa ihsGGe4 Corp
: shs. National Bank OF North America g . ,a,s
Indiana Natural & Ill Gas bus. hs BUS
. . sbs NstSnsI G Citizens sa@f Bank
3 S. N:o5al Pa Ssti Of G0P Bsas
IS shs. Guardian Trust Co;
s shs trenton Potteres
/; $500 s,5 1oa Sash So r r - Coil Trust 1882
20 s sRs. Hasi fc-1 Trust st Co.
70 chs. guardian trust co.
s. ss o M &stPnf hu Fnnk Ct c. % Mss IS m
% sns. cuba quarry c 1lnrsd,, or CO MA
100 100 s shs s s1 Pembroke { Co. pfd.
Central Ire Reai}y I, I Bond Trust Co
20 shs siuyvesant Insurance co
s. 600 KHickerbocRer Ice CO. \. = LIST Mse.
Z s sI's M Ms1Ssa T rT' Co pa 'S'
%. ExS OF Pipe 5as &c Of ct Te 70 pa
ss 3 s 'so I RSby ( sWaTt Mans co.
ioc.' sS Sss' M M nj s'@ coSI R r. pfd
sS 600 G6fn o Pso Re II ? H Rsssd ba.
. cRc s. Paul MINI 3a,,s Omaha r. R r. pfd
% ms b: S SPhSipS : wssern psd,
Z & : :ss Chic SiS Rs R 1o pa P
she Es,Tme 81 Loan "a, l 8 T5ust Co.
SIS United Nsw IIs r. R rc Cana rs,5 Co.
200 s s's, second Avenue r R. Go.
10 shs. Central Natl Bank , ,.- -. cr.,. :
p shs international Ranking Corp.
10 shs. Trust co. Of America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-25

CONTRACT or EIGHTEEN STORY BUILDING
LET.
The Thompson-Starrett Company will erect. it is
said, for DR. Andrew II. Smith eighteen story
Office building No IS to - East Forty-secondst,
92X9S9 feet. with Il to Madison-ave SlX5S feet
The estimated cost of the building is 81 $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-25
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

san Francisco. NOV. 24.-The official closing quo
-,tions for mining stocks to-day were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-25

Ma lisCn NyFnUs
before wideninE).
now Eathglte
Avenue.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-09-18
Possibilities of Downing.

A girl with pretty face has good
start toward attractiveness, but girl
with only a pretty face may, after all,
be easily distanced by the other girl
who, feeling the want of this desirable
item, takes great care of the detail of
her appearance. The tint of the eyes
and the hair should be repeated in the
gowns she wears, irregular features
should be framed in hats with droop-
ing brims and waving lines, and the
colors affected should be those that
experience shows are suited to her
complexion.
Yellow and red gowns go i'll with
black hair and eyes, yet a light tan
may be worn by the dusky eyed girl
with fine effect unless her skin is sal
low. An ivory white gown with reliefs
of oriental embroidery in which some
gold lights are hidden will make a
beauty of woman with a pale com
pleXion and chestnut hair who In a
black frock would bc a sight
The too slender girl must wear her
clothes fitted in shapely fashion in
deed, but loosely. that she may seem
to fill them out, and the stout girl In
cllned to short waist will find that Il
belt pointed downward and shaped
bodice trimmings. plain goods rather
than figured, are some of the "musts"
of her dressing. Sarah Bernhardt has
shown possibilities of gownlng and ac-
cessories to the plain woman that are
well worth studying and emulating.-
Harper's Bazaar.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-09-18

James Russell Lowell is recorded as
saying that he always liked to pre-
pare his impromptu speeches. AT
dinner given to Mr.. Longfellow dur
ing visit to London it was agreed
that no set speeches should be made.
After the fruit and coffee had been
discussed, Admiral Farragut arose and
protested that they could not dream
of parting without hearing from Mr.
Gladstone.
Mr.. Gladstone began by assuring the
company that he WAS of the mind of
Lord Palmerston, who said, Better
a dinner of herbs where no speaking
is than whitehall and oratory there
with"
His remarks" developed into an elo-
quent grafton. He had read the works
of the American poet and quoted pas
sages from several of his poems, and
concluded by paying splendid trib-
ute 20 Mr. Longfellow's attachments.
The subject of this superb panegyric
was deeply touched, and replied with
out rising in few happily chosen
phrases, prefaced with the remark that
In his case the pen was mlghtier than
the tongue and that he could not make
an extempore speech.
The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1902-09-18

looked into. a more thorough antisep-
BIC for interior organs Is hardly known,
whether the trouble lies Will a decay
Ing tooth, tubercular lungs or ulcerat-
Ing membranes.
II families would Only use pints Of
myrrh where now they only use ounces,
It would save many doctors bills. You
don't want II use It simply to perfume
d tooth wash or gargle. Its aHtrinRent
effect should be felt Ia the mouth.
Each cavity Of the teeth should be
~ brushed with a drop Of clear tine
turc poured OIL the brush and the
mouth well rinsed two or three times
with Il solution of half teaspoon Of
tincture to half pint Of water. The
throat should be gargled with it two or
three times. which viii keep the voice
In repair, and the last third Of the
glass should be swallowed. Then one
can be said to have thoroughly clean
mouth and interior.
The half teaspoon Of myrrh with con
sclentIous use Of the toothbrush d.
rectly after each meal will prevent
most throat and digestive troubles
which tell so hardly on the constitu-
ton.