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Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-21
Welded FOR FIFTY YEARS
Mr.. and Mrs. Bingham Cele-
brate Their GoIde wedding
MOnday Night.

% In Kountze Memorial church yesterday
evening was celebrated the golden wedding
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Bingham. The
bridal party was lead by Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Hill, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy White,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. Hill and Mr.. and Mrs.
w. W. Bingham. The choir sang the Bridal
Chorus" from ~'Lohengrin" for a process
sional, and Happy Bridal Days. from
Lucia de Lammermoor," for a occasional.
The church was decorated in gold and white,
with palms and golden chrysanthemums.
The women served refreshments after the
service in the .parlors Of the church, and
the couple was presented with iiye golden
eagles. Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Evison Of
Beaver Dam, Wis. Miss Lottie White of
Wauwautosa, Wis, and many friends Of the
couple in this city were present. Mr.. Bing-
ham has been connected with the commits
sion business in this city for thirty years
and lives at s14 South Sixteenth street. The
son and daughter OF the Binghams, Mr.. w.
w. Bingham and Mrs. J. L. Hill, were pres
emit. II is an interesting coincidence that
the parents Of the wife of the younger
Mr.. Bingham and the parents Of Mr.. Smith.
husband Of the senior Bingham's daughter,
have each celebrated golden weddings
within eighteen months Of the present fes-
tiyity.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-21

cupid, the Sugar Camp and Big Hollow
z. o.. Dowand; Hiram College," President
J. A. Beatty. The invocation was made by
Rev. G. c. Smith, Miss Louise Shattuck
played several violin solos and the eX-
students sang blessed Be the Tie That
Binds" in conclusion.
Cotner university alumni, about 100 in
number, sat down at 1885 O'Clock to a six
course Inner at the Willard. After an in
vocation by Chancellor Aylesworth, Toast
master A. p. Harmon made a pleasing ad-
dress, which was followed by the chancel-
lor with the toast, "Cotner and Christian
Culture" and Rev. Herbern N. Willitt, dean
OF the Disciples Divinity House in Chi
cago, who had the subject, Importance Of
Our Distinctive Educational Work In Fu-
ture to the Disciples Of Christ" Vice
Chancellor Charles Hilton, C. c. Munson,
William o~eschger, Thomas Rawlings. DR..
Keys, Rev. II. @. Hill, Rev. G.. X. Lewis,
Mrs. r. G. ELLSWORTH and Mrs. Cora Henry
were to have responded to t%oasts, but the
lateness Of the hour would not permit.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-21
POINTER AT THE BANQUET
Former Governor of Nebraska At
tends Reunion of the Eureka
College Alumni.

The alumni Of Eureka college OF Eureka,
ILL.,, representing many states, met at a
banquet at the Commercial club rooms last
night from 8 O'Clock until 1880. Ex-Gov-
ernor Poynter was the POSTMASTER and the
following made short talks: A. Mclean,
secretary Of the Foreign Missionary society;
J. H. Garrison, editor of the Christian
Evangelist, st. Louis; Prof. Deweese of
Eureka college; ex-President Johann OF
Eureka college; Henry T. Clark, Sterling,
KY; Rev. M. s. Haines, Lincoln; T. E.
Bryan. Kansas City; Miss Clara Davidson,
Miss Anna Davidson. Mrs. M. f.. Richard
son. President heterogeneous Of Eureka col
lege introduced the toastmaster and made
a few remarks. The alumni banquet is held
annually in conjunction with the Christian
church convention. Covers were laid for
ninety last night.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-21
woodfork Finds his Family.

Alexander Woodfork turned up at the
police station yesterday evening In great
anxiety concerning his family, whom he
had Just gotten trace OF through seeing the
paragraph In yesterdays Bee. A reunion
followed and an explanation. II seems that
Mr.. WOodfork had meant Council BLUFFS all
the time and had been patiently waiting at
who had by mistake passed on 20 this city,
WOodfork has been running a stationery
and has purchased a home al Nineteenth
and Broadway I'm the Iowa City, where he
took his family last night after they had
THURSDAY.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-21
NEED FOR FOREIGN MISSIONS
Eloquent Speakers Present the Cause
OF the Heather with Great
Force.

The night program consisted only OF the
devotional and song service and two ad-
dresses. The speaker who preceded Mr..
Mott was President R. Z. Hieronymus OF
Eureka college. Illinois. who told Of THE
Secret Of MissionA." which Is. be said, con-
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-21
Drives All before IL.

Aches and pains fly before Bucklen's
Arnica Salve. So do sores, pimples. boils.
corns and piles, or no pay. 25c. For sale
by Kuhn & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-21
A MonderfuI unanre.

Weak. sickly invalids are soon changed
by Electric Bitters into healthy men and
women. They cure or no pay, 6Oc. For
sale by Kuhn & Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-21
Screens Badly Needed.

In the Jail department Of the city hall
building windows are constantly being
broken. either by prisoners allowed in the
lobby or by outsiders who want to pass
in articles to those confined. Several ef-
forts have been made to stop this practice
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-21

Let's have a bottle of champagne and
don't forget that well have no other than
Cooks Imperial Extra Dry.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-21
MarrIaRe License.

License to wed was issued yesterday to:
Name and Residence. Age.
Frank w. Barton. WILDER. ..................3
Anna S~oacina, Omaha .....,..,......,...
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-21
Bond Premiums Due.

When the new charter OF South Omaha
went into effect it provided for the giving
Of surety bonds by certain oficials. These
bonds were secured by the city shortly after
the spring election. An eastern concern
with a branch in omaha issued the bonds,
but so far has waited In vain for the pay
ment Of the premiums due. The bond OF
the city treasurer alone amounts to $500,
while the premium on the balance Of the
city ~oficials runs the total OF premiums
due up to $3.50. At the time the agreement
for the payment OF these premiums by the
city was entered into there was some money
in the general fund, but now there remains
only $l31 in the fund. A demand has been
made by the surety company upon the city
for the full payment. Should the bond COM
pany withdraw its security at this time for
non-payment OF the premium IL might
cause a number OF the oficials considerable
trouble as we'll as to possibly invalidate the
acts of the treasurer and members Of the
council.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-21
AFFAIRS At SOUTH OMAHA
City Council Flows Deep burrows Through
Piles Of RSutinS Business.
CIRCUMSTANCES AGAINST FRANCHISES
Protests Made Against Granting
Rights of Operation TO Three New
Telephone Companies and
Are Placed on File.

The city council met last night and trans
acted quite an amount of routine business.
A half score of ordinances was gone over
by the city clerk and referred to the ju-
dietary committee. These ordinances per-
tanned mostly to special grading, sewer and
paving taxes and their preparation by the
city attorney has been mentioned before.
Remonstrances were read by the clerk,
protesting against the granting Of fran
chises to the Home Independent Telephone
company, the Magic City Telephone COM
pany and the Interstate Independent Tele-
phone company. Mayor Koutsky, who oc-
cupied the chair, directed that the remon-
strances be placed on file. Queenan, how
ever, objected to this and the remonstrances
were referred to the committee on railways,
telegraph and telephones. This committee
is made up OF o'Connor, Broderick and
Queenan.
Later in the session Walsh, as chairman
Of the judiciary committee, presented an
adverse report on the adoption Of ordinance
No. 1,101, better known as the Interstate
Independent Telephone c~ompany's ordi-
nance. The mayor called for a vote and
the count showed that Adkins and Smith
alone voted in the negative while the other
four members voted in favor of the COM
mittee's report. When the vote was an
nounced the report was declared adopted.
Mayor Koutsky sent in the appointment
Of John Mcintyre as stock inspector. When
the roll was called for a confirmation OF
the appointment four were opposed while
two. O'Connor and Smith, favored the APP
pointment.
A number Of reports from heads Of de-
partments were received and filed. Quite
a number Of protests against the payment
Of taxes were read. In most instances 1t
was asserted that clerical errors had been
made.
A request for permission to erect a frame
building at Twenty-fourth and L streets
was refused. for the reason that such a
building, II erected, would not be within
the fire limits.
Omaha daily bee., 1902-10-21

map OF the world, showing whittier run the
missionary lines Of the society.
Introduces "Heroes" Of the society.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Phillips q f ll2th-st n $ Sol Of
Kingsland Simon Doctor al; de Foster atty
taxes. etc. 5000 ~; 10 palntn for Sl5.uOO.
BY William VI Ryan. William and Frankfort
cor lNol vacant; subject TO the proceed
nes commenced 10y the trustees Of the NewloTk and
Brookyn Bridge for the purpose Of acquiring title 10
portion OF said premises; foreclosure sale Cromwell
ct 3 al agt John Petit ct al stockwell atty; e
Mct an ref due Judgt. s13Sj00; 1861 60 the
plaintid for sl23 600: i58d 100 Il of sth ave
ols, each 21NleD public auction: Withdrawn $4,000
saSh s6S 30 r lGJh-s 1861 II OF I'd ave, l4SX
lnll : story and basement b and dwg h: public
on bid IN at $50; 0th-aye. 50.5 II Of 1sth-st
Iois each 233XllO: withdrawn at $4,000 also Park
auction; Withdrawn
pIs by Thomas Kerrigan; 81 80 Avenue D and a5s
fast St 81 notwithstanding 9fs x62: three
sttoIy nh ten rs on and bk dwg h st. to
Levine, for $40 723: also 36s Eaet 4th St
s. 80 n OF Avenue D 23x36 dwg h; TO Mande!
auih S levine FOR Sl2.S50; also ia Sunokst l2o
y OF ftlFlngton-s 2J1100: n referees sale
I-daFd SigTist agt Anna Sgrist al. James Me
S29. 800. '' ~
BY BY Br&ysn & l. Kennedy Co: 7al Avenue c. cor
lth-st SnSs story bk h. with stores public auc
ton TO Tlmoney for $50. II 2d-ave. LIST
81 Il lx52s story BY bldg with with privilege
IN rear. 1OXl1.7 sale; estate Of
Peter Bruner deceased; Plath. for s36 $50
l9o souh-st, cor oliver-s 19x55. story by ten h.
Win store pubic auction: bid in $4,000 l3s East
s2dst. 90 II OF Lexington-ave 20x5s.6: story
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY

BY William NJ. Ryan: SO UniCn-ave W So # n Of
1GUh-st. 2Osx1O6: story dwg h: foreclosure sale;
Waldo Hutchlns agt Marie Hanhart al; II Il Anier-
son atty. Hendrick ref. .udgJ, &Il3 ~, costs
STA iN taxes etc 3g prior $500 subject
part taken by widening Of Union 1ll5
anl LII WeStcheser Az II of Prospect ave
59x1 1sNi0 e4x23 p. story 4 AID dwg n
foreclosure sale. Catherine T White Annie radley
. all Clare. atty l. W TumpSus, ref, due on
judgt. IS. costs S2S3 a.; S.ii9 "a.
BY John y. Goldinf: 5l4 End ave, % IT 3
4 S5h- st, 19XSU, dwg H. foreclosure 50 le
f BALDWIN trus agt . Carver al; Baldwin X Black
atys Hurry due judst, $50 s4l %; costs
S402 TO- taxes 1890 y. ,.
by Herbert sherman: ~ West 10th 5. 3i losa
Of 10th % I2N25X2oNl N!2. story dws n
foreclosure sale United states Life insurance COMPANY
Grace w Luther et al; u Touccy atty; Paddock
ref. due judgt. S1S5I o9 costs $f-l -" taxes etc
S}4l %.
James l.. Wells: 5I4 West 15Ist st. 225 It " OF
Audubpn-aNe 25Nl1S5 , story Il a. foreclosure SAFE
T sullivan agt Anna Voderauer - az G j Won atty
X Greene ref. due judgt. S5.ii6 "a: costs 50" -
taxes, $50 Morrisaye ard laGthst, cor i'ho"N
Gi.G1X101. .4NX40XT5N11029 story dWg and : story
stable foreclosure sale: II = Quasi agt " EdW2rla
al. W Bennett NJ + Taylor, ref; due on JuHEl
Sll.9i3: taxes. etc. S546 -.
by Peter Meyer < Co: 305 East broadway. $, ~ It
Of Scammc st 2iX77 IN2iN!ill, story dWg n par
ton sale: u Servado act r - Van Name - al nay
Il Hershheld. attys T + Donnely ref. 49,
Richard Y Harnett & co. 10 West 3ith st. = ="
# Of 9th-st 25xloo5 story n; foreclosure saie
Rehl. eNr. T SohnugE et al; j Martin. atty
Bell ref; due udgt. So l61 81; taxes, etc Sl6 o.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
wing are The high scores:
PRELIMINARY HANDTcAP.
NOHINATIONS FOR CONGRESS-.

Chicago, May 7.-copgressman James r. Mann
wss renominated by acclamatio as the Republican n
Congress candidate for the lid Distric, to-day
Martin B. Madden was nominated In the Ist Dis
trict. As MIR Madden is seriously ill., the Con-
gress committee empowered TO appoint a
Substitute candidate should a vacancy occur Will
lam Wilson was nominated by the Hid District
Republicans
Steubenvile, Ohio, May IL. J. Gill. Republican.
and the present Congressman from the XVIth Ohio
District renominated for that office Yesterday
Cape Girsrdeau, Mo- May III. p Kinsoving. of
Maivin Dunkln County. has been nominated for
Congress by the Republicans OF the XIVth Dis
1ict
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

74th-s st. no - West, 22xlo2.2: Byron C Clark 10
Elida Clark: mtge S3lO0o. r s S@-..--...----
Same property; Joseph Williams, as trustee, to q,
Byron G clark mtge, S3iOoO. r :. Sl.-..-. :"
Church 81. Nos 81 and G3. 5uN2', thur'h-st,
n e cor Murray-st. 75.5N2j.5. church 81.
cor Warren st. 5ON2I.5; Nurray-st. No a. N -,
2ax1OO. also prop srty in brooklyn; pin Sleyin
jr ct al heirs 10 Jane W Sievin, all liens. H X
:: r :. SI4 .-...........-. ....'.,.
3Sth-st. Nos 4lT and 4l9 West 5o.3X9N.9 Louis
Ungrich the Childrous Aid Society; L =
45fhIs1 5 s. % T. W Of Madlson-ave. 1Nx1oo.5.
Amelia W Goardman ct al To- Thomas Il Hidden,
mtge. S25.uuO r :. SIG 30. .......-. ....----
st Nos 2dS. 27o -. pa and 27d Vest
Perry-si. No -. n Abraham Nevtns ana an
other 10 Abraham Rothschild and another mtge'
S43. 100, j :. $lt 30 =
7th ave. e s. 800 II $ Of 55th st. I5Nluo. William
Bryant al To Wesley Thorn. mtse. $4,000
: S35 - ....-.. ll
43I-st No l3I West. 20 1oNloo.5 Josef lilman
executor and trustee. to Myer HilImani mtg'
S2oOuu. X :. Nli 30 !"
3i-st No 255 East. 3d-st. 10 30 East. II HN""N
irregular, Aaron GottlIeb to Lena Micheison u
mtge $40 Ooo, r $. 81 ..-... 2
Trcmont-aye. II s.. 57.i II of Wehster ave. lou"N
look Irregular; sylvester I. II Ward 70 Richard
Dist ~. II $ $50 n % OF Madison ave. ll'Nlo-1;
Jennie Parker TO National Realty Co, mtge,
S227 900. x : So ~. -
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

lS7th-st. n : l25 Il . Of shave for fifteen five
story brick dwelling houses, lNNJO and l9N50,
T2roadhclt No GOI West ll5th-st, owner.
Anderson No !. lS3 Broadway. arChiteCt....-.- s
l3nth-st y 1870 II " cf 4th-ave. for one story
brick offices. 50X24. ! pohhns, l3Nth st and
Madison ave. owner: Munkovitz. No pa West
10th 81. architect
Madison-ave, No 273 for four story brick dwell
ing house -. SXH4s. " Loeb No lis West I'd
st. owner, a " Drummer. No 33 Union SQuar"
,s1 .fhl,eeL ~ :, ~ o., for
one story brick office. ~. SN25. w Scggic. owner;
L ! Mention Company. architects ....-..- -.--..--
dwelling house. 40X59N. T " Porter. 9TH ave
and 5"th-sf. owner, TrnwhridEo 81 Livingston.
40 80 9TH ave. architects CO..
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
A COUNTRY ESTATE SOLD.

Among the many changes brought about by the
death the late Oliver s. Carter Is the sale
tlon of his fine country estate at Orange, y. j.
This estate has been for years of the show
places OF Orange and but estates well
worthy a VISIT. Mountainside will probably recall
o many people Of wealth and culture memories of
irc hneni IL
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
TO BUILD FIFTEEN BRICK DWELLING
HOUSES.

Plans were filed on Tuesday at the Bureau of
Buildings. Manhattan, for fifteen five story brick
dwelling houses to be built the north side Of
nehundred- thirty yseventh-st 125 feet east of
Eighth-ave., five buildings being Il by % feet each
and 70 by 30 each G. Rroadbelt, OF No. cot
West One-hundred -fourteenth-st, Is the owner,
and II. Anderson. of No. 1.1S3 Broadway. the arChi
teCt The estimated cost of all the buildings is
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
CONVEYANCE SUIT SETTLED

The suit brought by <irke La Shelle 10 compel
the conveyance OF No. 16s West Forty -scventh-st.
has been settled. The property win soon bc trans
ferred TO a trustee for Mr.. La Shelle and the work
of building a theatre will be begun soon as pos
sible. The building will have entrance in Broad
way
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
Europe.
0eacbcrs.

4 EVERETT STONE CYale ColumhIa) 3IO West
~. Tutoring pupils tutors residence
ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
n received their Uptown Office
No 1iGf BROADWAY,
Between 3Gtn and 31th sts. until . o'clock p m.
Advertisements viii be received tho following branch
offices a, office until o'clock p. viz
25i Sth-nVe. s. 23d- I5S 6th-nVe., cor.
18th 92 EnSt I4th-Et.; 257 West 4&d-St., be
7th aves.. 2G3 West I25th-st.; I.:I:IS
3d-Ryc.. between 10Th and nth SITS: 1.020 Bd-nVe..
near Glst Los ist0Ve.. near s9th ST. l51 Enst
125th-st.t 1856 TremOnt-aVe.; $50 3d-aYe., near
+Ist-st.: 534 3d-Rvc.; 2fO BIcecEer-st.
4 ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR TIE Tribune
~ received at their Uptown once.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
Ia4th street

I24th Street
approximate charge 20 satisfy
which IN" above described property IL 70 b sold Is Twenty
thousand and thirty three and twentyniuc hun
Dollars 18th day
1902 together with allowance amounting TO
S7Sl with interest from Aprl lsh. ioo2 together with
expenses ~ sale.
Dated. New York April loth, 1902
ARTHUR u. TRUAN, Referee.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
PLANS FILED FoR CHURCH ALTERATIONS.

Plans were filed for alterations 10 the Wash
ington Heights United Presbyterian Church, stu
ated on the southeast corner Of Audubon-ave and
One hundred nd seventy-second-st It IS proposed
10 build a facade of limestone and brick
S23 OCO. II. Fouchaux. of Broadway and One-lun-
dred-a nd -siXt y-second-st. is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08

bldg; all right interest sheris sale under
cutiOn; adjourned
BY Herbert A Sherman: l,345 Park-ave 7511 IT
of 1O1stst. 25XiOO: h with stores foreclosure
sale Ethel Ludington Francis Schnugg ct al;
Frederick Wait atty: Robert G Norris, ref; due on
tudgt $l4554 -; S49 0l. etc S3l6 1O 10
Otto p SchuIer. 80.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK srpRENIE COURT. COUNTY

or NEW YORK.-Frederick @. Potter Plaintiff.
against John CaCEiano and others Defendants In
Judgment OF Foreclosure and Sale duly made
and the above entitled action bearing date the
18th the undersigned the Referee in
said Judgment named will sell at public auction at the
New SacsroOm No Ill Broadway. In
the Manhattan city Of New York the 18th
day OF May. 1902. u O'Clock that day. by
William Ryan Auctioneer the premises directed by
said Judgment sold and therein described follows
certain piece parcel land situate lying
and being In the Twelfth Ward in the Borough OF Man
@ York and bounded and de
cribal follows. beginning the northerly
distant hundred and eighty three
uortheaserly of said
Broadway formerly Iouevard); running
parable. Broadway hundred
1O0 feet eleven ll inches 20 the centre line OF the
along said centre line or the block
hundred and four 900 feet soUtherly again
parallel Broadway hundred 900 feet eleven I'D
Inches northcry 124h street, and thence
westerly northerly side OF l24th street hun
and l04 the point place ~ beginning
be said several dimensions more or less
Dated. New York April 18th. 1902
ARTHUR H. TETAN. Referee
WILLIAM q ARNOLD Attorney for Plaintiff Broad
Borough rf Manhattan. New York city.
following diagram of the property 20 Q" sold hs
described above numbers being 80. so 3l and
-33 crt lofth street.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
COUNTRY PARCELS LEASED.

S Osgood Pen has leased to Benjamin Stern the
George f. Brighton place at Cold Spring. Long
Island 1t consists Of two separate houses and
stables. The same firm has also leased 10 James
Magee Ellsworth the Rev James II. Darlington 3
place, at Setauket Long Island, and to the Rev.
Darlington the Kent cottage at Tuxedo.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
ANOTHER PINE-sT. PROPERTY SOLD.

Edith c. Iseln has sold to the City Real Property
Investing Company No. 60 Pne-st., old four
story building lot 2s7X79. 10x29x7S.7 feet. 1t
abuts a plot Nos. 5S 60 and 62 Wall-st. which
was recently bought by the company.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
TRAP SHOOTING.
DR.. BRITToN CAPTURES THE PRELIMINARY
HANDICAP AT INTERSTATE PARK

Ohioans were well to the front in the shooting
contest at inanimate targets held yesterday at
Interstate Park. II the second day of the an
nual Grand American Handicap target shooting
tournament of the Interstate Association and III
gunners took part in the five six contests.
The principal match was preliminary handi-
cap. open 10 ALL 100 targets. thrown at unknown
angles with ninety-two entries. The entry TO this
was 81 man. and the handicaps were from "A to
- yards, the conditions being high guns class
shooting. with 800 added the purse. In addition
10 first money, which amounted to s97 was a silver
trophy. valued AT SO First honors went TO DR.
o r. Britton. OF indianapolis. who tied with Ed"
Rike. OF Dayton. Ohio with a score Of 90 out Of a
possible 100 In the shoot off twenty-five targets
each OF the men broke 20, and they at twenty
only 20 - ~ 4''4N0
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
LACROSSE.
LEHIGH BEATS COLUMBIA SIX GOALS
TO ONE
Iry TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BrxE.I

Bethlehem. Penn. May 7.-Lehgh played in bet
ter form than Columbia in lacrosse to-day scoring
an easy victory. Lehigh shot five goals TO the
visitors in the first half Colun bia $ brace in
the second half was unexpected and Lehigh was
able 10 score only once. The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
Real q GsIaIt
HETLE GUARANTEE
ANDTRUST COMPANY

Does each year an increasing proper
ton of the whole business Of examin-
ing titles and making mortgage loans
in New York City. Last year il loaned
Over Thirty-Five Million Dollars
on real estate in New York City.
When you buy real estate or borrow
on it, come to this company. Fees
moderate and uniform
Capital and Surplus 6,OOO,O ,OOO
I46 BROADWAY, I75 REMsEN ST,
MANHATTAN, BROOKLYN.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Monroe-ave. west side 145 feet south of One
hundred story and attic
frame dwelling 2Ox43 feet: Eleanore NJ Williams.
No S West Ninety-ffth-st. owner and architect;
5000
North-st. northeast corner Of Davidson-ave. SIX
story brick tenement house. 40X90 feet, stephen NJ
Anderson No 900 West Ninety-Seventh-st.. w. {.
Dickerson hundred nd twr nty- -ninth-st. and
Third-ave.. architect, $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08

CONSERVATIVES HOME GETS MORE LAND.
J. y KaIey & Sons in conjunction with Richard
Alexander have sold to the House OF Rest for Con-
sumptives plot Of seven lots al Two-hundred-and-
ninth-st and Nichols Place. 1t adjOns a plot OF
ground previously bought by the institution.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
Summer Resorts.
NEW HAMPSHIRE.

W4MT WHITE MOUNTAINS y IT
w wv PROFILE HOUSE and Is Private Cottages
1memtage location appointments. cuisine. first among
Leading summer COLE links and TEsN
courts eAGelied Fine livery and saddle horse service
Address c II. GREENLkAF Pres ''Ns
FLUME HOUSE.
rive Hles from Profile tsame ownership. Beautifully
situated near many points interest open June 10 10
So' ~ > T. ELLIOTT. Manager.
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
THE WAUMREK AND CnrrAcr


49,, JEFFERSON n. H.. in the White Mountains
WIZ open IN June. Bookings being made For pans
booklets. etc. address . N P''''9
DAVID II. PLUMER Manager
A. ]. MURPHY. Manager
Al Laurel House Lakewood,
lhfouBh ram service from Central Nev York
6eEihs June 80 and Will include night train Leave
New YORK at - +, NJ daily. except SUNDAYS arrive
jefferson A NJ Leave jefferson S +. NJ daily sxcanI
Saturdays; arrive New York :O5 a NJ '''' 'NoeP'
New-York tribune., 1902-05-08
Gouutrn propcrtn 90 Ect.

IN A CHARMING village in Connecticut River town;
i price $500 roomy, pleasant house, good stable
fruit and about Of land on a
street. Furnace. water. DC. Apply CHARLES L.
MARVIN. Deer River. conn.
ITO RFNT-For the five minutes walk from,
L Mountain South OranE" station. a residence. con
II stable anl oGthuIses:
Address f. $. Box 3 South Orange y. J..