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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-15
Spirit of the Press.

HIS BEST WORK OF FICTION.
Richmond News Leader.
Mr.. Harry Edwards has forged far up
to the front as a writer of fiction by de-
;laring that President Roosevelt is one
Of the best friends the South ever had
IT'S OPINIONS ARE THE OPINIONS OF
THE SOUTHERN RAILWAY ALL THE
TIME.
Durham Herald.
While the courts find it a perplexing
problem, the Raleigh Post is dead GER
tain as to the ownership of Peabody
street.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-15

Senator Pritchard's negro and anti
negro policy is many hued. He helped
to put 1000 negroes in office in North
Carolina when the negro could vote. Now
he is turning them all out of local of
fees but has secured the appointment
Of the negro Gilmer as Lieutenant in
the Army. The. objection to negro Of
acers in the army has been pronounced
everywhere.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-15
NEGROES IN TIE WHITE HOUSE
(SIX MONTH HENCE.)


Things at the White House,
Looking mighty curious;
Niggers running everything,
White people furious.
Niggers on the front porch.
Niggers on the gable,
Niggers in the sitting room,
Niggers at the table.
Niggers in the sitting room,
Making all the talk,
Niggers in the ballroom,
Doing the cake-walk.
Niggers in the east room,
Make a mighty throng,
Niggers in the music room
Singing coon song.
Niggers in the hallway,
Taking off their wraps,
Niggers in the billiard room
Playing game of craps.
Niggers in the store room
Packing up their plumber,
Niggers in the bedroom
Snoring like thunder
Not a room in White House
Without niggers many,
Baby in the nursery,
Niger pickanniny
Niggers on the stairway
without much safety
Niggers in the blue room
Assembled for society.
Niggers in the front yard,
Niggers in the back,
Niggers come in omnibus.
And niggers come in hack.
On they go to Washington
With mighty rush,
Forty thousand negroes,
Getting in the push.
There is trouble in the White House.
More than you can tell,
Yelling like wild men
Niggers raising hell.
/ see a way to settle it.
Just as clear as water,
Let Mr.. Booker Washington,
Marry Teddie's daughter.
Q. if this does not overflow,
Teddies cup of joy,
Then let Miss Dianah Washington,
Marry Teddie's boy.
But everything is settled,
Roosevelt is dead,
Niggers in the White House
Cut off Teddie's head.
E. v. w.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-15
PREACHERS LED IN THE FIGHT.

Cumberland Presbyterian.
The Nashville Daily News said the
next day after the passage of the Adams
Temperance bill, which. by the way, sub
,equently passed the lower house by
vote of 81 to IL, and is now law un-
der which practically all of Tennessee
except eight cities Willie prohibition
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-15

The Louisburg Times has entered upon
its thirty third volume. 1t is one of the
best weekly papers in the State and a
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-15

territory: Reviewing the struggle which
eliminated IN the Senate yesterday, the
circumstances developed that the imme-
date leaders in the able campaign were
ministers. They bore themselves va
liantly, and their allies of all classes
throughout the State, public men and
private citizens, have won victory. 1t
low remains to preserve it's fruits
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1903-02-15
A MORNING TONIC.
Anonymously

(Anonymous.)
The place to be happy is here.
The time to be happy is now.
The way to be happy is to make others
happy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

By Parish. Fisher, M2o1sy & Co; sedEwick-avs. =.
OF 17eth-s 26 13x12551x irregular voluntary sale;
Undercln-ave. cor Paltssde Pl II lots. 2Jx from
sale Palissfe s.
f-rEsrrIiff-ava 50x1lO irregular.
ale Pc1hau--ave Us Il OF Palisade-avc 50x1S5x
voluntary
225 9y5 4sxfOs 50xiOO6 voluntary sale; Pophan-ave
: Isl rs II OF Palisade p 1O0xl00. voluntary sale.
Montgomery-ave s4O05 Il q Pophan-ave, 50Zl0o;
voluntary sale
p u p q I05th-st 47sx55. three ds Charles
strauss ert II Shirley and Charles Strauss
atty. Al 7 TaIley ref, due, S152Io s5 taxes
MadiSon-ave. AHA. cor I23d-sr. fa.11xGa.
sty + bldg. Francis Mulgrew agt James Mcsoriey
et al. Appleton & P attyss Adolph Bloch. ref; amt
natge 81 81 900. BTyant-avs. Lel2. rs n 7 OF
stv Bertha Ffnkeu
F-s5r 81 al. c " DAYTON. atty, 4 y TruaI. ref
due SSH taxes. ETC. sl4s ~ soa SUBJECT 10 tss for
s. soc - ~
By Herbsrt 4 sherman: SO Boverv Y 8, % z : %
skies 2. LOFT bldg
= 7 EIIiott art Ironede - az Strong G attys II
1Its & Sl.4TI
By PhcEnir InEraaam Co - ll-ta-st = 3 zoo 4
q e-i~boisEurE ~ az Llrpmau & P attys: L Parrs
-sf amt due s37 $50 81. taxes. exc Sll56 u -
pi-utr = EDvth EFsdhurst-aye cor 14dth 81.
10 ieT751exS7 street Hli2e - Er1es - a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

p Philip = Srnyth. 67th-st. y s. 80 4 OF Central
Park West 1OOxi0O5 Tacant two easterly los sold
Loweufeld & Prayer FOR $50 100, Jack
Stern Tor 200, also 229 " 49th-st. 29t It
Abel tsire Brothers2) S1T.100; 17h-st
s. 1sJave. 25x92. story f bldg; sold 20
J Palmierf SO 600; also = Livingston Place,
z 16rh-sr. 1T711oo story , dwE n sold
Leonard Well 1880. also II Livingston Place.
1s.5 i6th-st 114x1O9. story dwg b; sold 70
a Gels for $1,000. also $50 Greenwich 246 T
q North MJore-sL. 25-fX1U0. = and story dwg
partition sale: Mary 7 NcNulry sgr " \ Mitcheu al
r & German. attysi P d Henry. ref. sold % :
By Peter r Meyer: No. Il Conveut-ave. e cor Of
144th-st 20Zl00. and four bidgs: foreclosure
sale: II A c Taylor agt J . Butler ct al Strong &
Cedralader. attys. Edward Browne. ref: due 1udg
rrent $4,000 interest $500 80 and In
terest adjourned T. December No IA West 2eth-st
e 2s44 of Tth-ave. - 1CXes a. five b:
foreclosure sale. Fife Bartlett Annie Neelsr
Atwater * Cruikshsus- attvz. = = Ia Ferra. ref
judgment. Ass A. and interest. $3.50 IS
interest, Sj4 and interest prior mortgage
So and interest Withdrawn
BY Bryan L Kennedy lHet1-st. $50 Il OF
Isox-ae 25xs0 trrsg 81 2x1125. vacant. partition
sale Mary = Povntor agt Joseph MCNAMARA - al. 4 n
Pape atty. a BALDWIN. ref. etc. S5sS O. ard
interest. adjourned 70 November =.
80 Il q Franklirst. 25x150 10 Frankn Place
bldg Withdrawn ar S14Q 900. also IS
eseh-st > 20 2 6th-ava 25x9s story Ioft
partition sale; Phehe n Hart Vivian
kellogg Beckvtth etrys Hurry. REF. sold
% a strauss $50 900; Ia " S5th-st. T. %
CoIratsaye I6x100 So story cwg public sale sold
70 A r $4,000
Nv Fdw-ard D aIcCreaI: 166 65th-st e Ia II of
Arzterdaa-ave lsxl005; story dwg d: foreclosure
sale. Harriet p McElm Cole Ell al. r Miller
costs S545 S. ana int: taxes etc 5000 and int sold
g pirG for S15.10g.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY

Henry Hellnan has sold for Bernard Ledsrer the
three four story double tenement houses No. $50
70 537 East Observation-Disclosures fth-st.
The rutland * Whiting Company has sold for
Charles VI. Hough as counsel for the Thompson
estate the northwest corner Of Patt and Gold SITS.
a gore shaped plot 124xss4 feet, u the owner OF
the adjoining property in Gold-st-
Slawscn & Hobbs have sold to Patrick J Con-
nell. for George Noaks No. 2.535 Broadway, the
southeast corner OF Ninety-ffth-st, a i've story
apartment house with store, size 25-sx1G0 feet.
Horace 5. Ely & Co have sold for Elizabeth ".
Hsrrmann and other persons. TO Lowenfeld &
Prayer. No. 155 East Twenty-secoud-st, q five
story single Aathouse, on lot 2ox9S.s feet
John 7 Kirk is reported TO have sold Nos. 343 and
S45 West Eighty-ffth-st-. a six story apartment
house, on plot 50x1o22 feet.
Joseph Y. AIahoney has sold No. 81 East One
hundred-and-seventh-st-, a five story hathoUse. on
lot 25x1Oou feet Pier Brothers are said to be
the buyers.
Gibbs & Kirby have sold for the estate Of Will
lam G Flanagan No. 247 West One-hundred-a and
third-st, three story and basement brownstone
SIlyerrnan & Levy have bought No. 222 East One
with store. on lot 2 .10x1l0I feet.
Joseph Roberts has bought from. Christopher
on lot 25x1Oo feet J. Homer was the broker.
ne tive i've story tenement houses. on plot 50x100
Ieet al nos. ISIS ana 80 Ihlrd-aNe.. near Ven
doyer-ave.. have been sold
y. Irwin No. 30 West Observation-Disclosures
three story dwelling house. lot Is 9xf00u feet.
trustee 70 Isaac NJ Witt, for occupancy. No 2s5
West e-hunired-snd-t hirteenth-st a three story
dwelling house. on lot 1Sx1o01 feet.
Mayer s. Auerbach has resoId Nos 132 and 134
West Tweuty-fftll-st.. three story dwelling
houses, plot 50zs1 feet. The BUYER viii erect d
loft building
Harris Sokolski & Scr have sold fo- Bach &
Jarrisch No 32l 325 AIadsor-st northeast corner
OF Gouverneur-st-. SIX story tenement houses.
on plot 622x73- SKI. The buyer has res0id
through the same brokers.
Samuel Sass and Louis Livingston have sold Nos.
p and 92 HeSter-St.. story tenement house.
on plot g sx75l adjoining tno northeast corner Of
AIlen-st.
A. VI. Shannon has sold for Isidor Leipzig 70
LYMAN Payu No. $50 RiviuEtOu-st.. northeast cor
ner Of Artorney-st, a six story tenement house,
lot 25x109 feet
Pier Brothers have sold TO Adolph Mandel No
IS 70 81 East O1e-h d-anC-seventh-st FIVE five
story brick ia tlouses on q plot l-5Gllo.l feet
SteinglIr & Co. have sold for Ferdinand EbeTha rdt
plot 5Gll01 feet al the northwest corner Of Sew
enth-st. and Second-ave- to julius SChweltZer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19

.,. wheat Duluth up IL Duluth reported an in
.--v.s shfpriur demand. The circumstance which had
- 70 90 uith The strength everywhere the falling
- IA tre country ofer5ngs In the Northwest Mime
s,o-s ca med TIE elevators were getting on
a. 90 20 re- cent the wheat they were getting ias
,,-. last year Winnipeg reported cash there Sc
-s5 winter commanding bigger premiums nilie1s
rsrsrr sac over & December for moderate iotH
mere Inspector here from s. Louis 70 sSpe1-
,sse IRE leading 81 10000 bushels res winter wheat
e-- that market There sale q E5eo busaes 30
Northern 20 Ncv-ro-ls a. - Decenbe-- u ves
s-ar anE cd eve-zrhe-c. hut Northwest cars we're -
c'.upcre6 with 7GS Last scar -r1uaarT iec-l's
&C. oeo bushels compared with ials@o 0nsAes -
wear There bigger speculative u~-s' -
Louis houses coas-i-uous buyers and with ere4t -
z covering L. shorts. The swell Arin--l '-a-
ro~ sale ans -re-o vas uaeat the market ARMS
- -, -. al 30 ss5 higher. There was an
- -. 81 o. 49,, t-si,sis in from Dulush ne SEA
-.-e-. r.. Is f-esei hv The reseliiag OF L---'
,s.s- t- A---u~ making 90 doubtful no" lA-1-
.,..-- s--~--- VIII bring here Aeoe1loe1 so q "
ara g. 80 ana closed a. de fop; NAY. = =
-,-..---- being very active corn closed e %
-. r,--e-,ber closed r-c over the MAY there
- - -,,o-tart covering ty shorts t1aanS 'oNN
-. - market vas zlos- Influenced ~ saaA e
---s ard small country offerings LAere zee -''
- -s-f leo estimated f1- to-nlo--oW- Cables were
-. 800 c5-a was Influenced by the Strength %
bes December s'is a. slAsc and a. 4-s1 and o.ose-
o. * BE- Nav sc
,s-r closed Gee 20 - higher ven Decsube- lessen
81 IFS discount under Na-- u closed a. SAsc nay
g--~ small -e.euss the main hep-lil carr. with
rrs es--a-ed fc- Tomorrow Country offerings we're
s-a- -.e-e vas q better shipping h-s-uess-loe.eoo
bushels.
5.sa hoes were Zoe 20 Isc lower provisions closed
Unchanged PORK ans rrs ana o1y &c lower tor larc
re gran strength a s-eaeying influence Hogs
n.rr were s. O9o compared With 600 ast year Lv-
s-pool was unchanged II vas sralping market, but
60 or
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
Brooklyn
FREPRO0F FACTORY,
rriqvx av.. North 9Th and North 10th st.,
BROOKLYN.
Brooklyn

r-o,va-iar1t 20 View York ferries. Williau1shur1
ra~tS-s Pennsvlvania r r tunnel. Nswtova
crseE and 70 freight stations OF al railroads en-
tsrfnx Nsw-Tork
sen floors. 1900 square feet clear spacs
each Perfect light On ali sides. Electric hxhrs-
Ample yard room
Coastrucrton most modern and On plans ar-
rrovsd ~ " Y Beard CT Fire Underwriters.
srriukled risk low Insurance. rates
Two fast sisver TORS. I4xS each Capacity GN
tons Open work PLUMBING tor conveaiencs CT
employees. male and female.
500 horse power. $500 per floor. 500 par horse
power. Apply 20 W r ROBINSON. Owner
100 North Ion ST. Brooklyn. OF P W ROBIN
son. agent. g Court 81. Brooklyn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
REALTY NOTES.

The Century Realty Company has leased from the
plans an entire floor in its new twelve story Office
building on the north side Of Thirty tourth-st 100
feet west OF Fifth-ave.. TO the Gould Coupler Com
psuy OF which Commodore Charles \ Gould is
president Upon the completion o. the building
Nav I next the Gould company will open offices
IA the building y. \. BsrTlu & Co were the
brokers'
Dr. Francis DelaheId Is the buyer Of No. a West
Thirty-seCOnG-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
REAL ESTATE.
Three DozCnt05cB Store and Loft
BUILDINGS Sold.

Charles T. Noyes. OF the LOvejov & Moves Com
pany has sold the property No. 219 Pearl-st-. and
No. to Plstt-st., for the estate Of James I.
Truslow. This property has frontage OF over
81 feet IN PIatt-st.. and % feet in Pear-st. The
plot comprises about $500 square feet. Il IS
cred BY three separate stores and loft buildings.
Inc purchaser OF the property Is a client If the
conlpany making the sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

e-hundred-aud- thirty-eighth-st., north side 4
feet east OF Rider-ave.. story frame storage,
3x5s feet; Tinscy Brothers. owners: NJ :. Garvin.
architect: 81 loo.
Westinghouse northeast corner o; Oue-hun-
drsd-and- seventysixth-st, two story brick library.
64.6x6S1L. feet: City OF New-Tork. owner, Carrsrs
8, Hastings architects: S5000O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Head James J. 70 HsnrZ Robert. vashi4.EtoH-
ye6 Sc: i5s and ISL 3ssr a Per S esf soo
pazv 7voog i:Ha- NJ 10 Tie i5sI5a n
SANE to same. Woo y-r s : 55sIof-s
sane 81 SAN 7 gs@-T. 3 Pc csnt-
cesar TdsgF =, F ys@5' Rer cent s LOO
SolHl5ia-st Nos 81 aid g: insraImentz: . Fer .oo
Meier, Frank. 70 Joaa skarka. Prospect-ave
= = Il q L21syetts-st 3 Years. per cent 1000
trustees. 2d-aT,e 10 1.1si- 4 " corner OF 61ss-
tees 5zSh-s 10 4I5 Eas5: years: P~r cent 5000
trust c0HDsn7 71st-s: No Isl Vest. vsar.
Ll!9aIsky. Noses. TO alice sloane. Cnsrry- 81 No
PoBPef Bsrbars. S fifis Guarantee ana 1rus,
Company. s5d-st. No 30 West. 3 years. "a per -
o'suIiyaa. Nav 7. to D Mclean shaw. Ioth-avs.
HsIller Emma and anstasT. 70 Mutual Life In
surance Company. s5th-st :. 80 = e q An
saul a5rse - DTf it 1; J re sn5 Tr- e''
Company, 67th-st S. $50 II OF Columbus
sJerdan-avs No SIS: 3 years. Al Per cesI-. 1900
prior mor5gage. $4,000. year: per ce6-.-- 5000
asth-st. $ 1@1-I6 # " Of 7th-a7e. collateral
P6iI5n- la c and another to Walter l. c,ov -''V
Len9x-aye :. $50 # 4 Of 12eth-sr: DE D. -
=. No a West. years per cent --.'-..-. 1900
Trinty-a,yes ; 700 e sof 15sth-st prior mort
gase $1,000. demand PEI cent - 1870
I06s zensT soa n i * 2hH Of l5hs s E yes7
per cent $500
Nacheulson Simon. Barnett 3 CoIdberg fifth
PEI cent -...S.--- 1890
Goldberg. Barnett z. % Rosa Brock. I1Trh-st.
per cent 1900
Quinn. James 70 Realty Mortgage Corrpany. 18th
- loo p ~ q 6rL-ave. equal lien
per cent $50
Same 70 surety Realty Company. same property
ysar per 81 go
Same Realty Mortgage Company and another.
per cent ..-...-.....-- 5000
VILE Valentine. and another 10 Daniel Z Reilly
&. years 3 PEI .-.....---.....-- 1900
Ise-herg. Esther. Cornelius Daniels. Cannon
No So prior mortgage; l. years. per cent 00G0
CoE7eJta. Luigi. 20 Nev-York and BROOKLYN E-~V-
year - pr -. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
Citations.

TEE PEOPLE OF TEE STATE OF NEW
To-k ~ TIE g-E1e = c0c free and independent
Alike Vetoed. FIEr.Ie a. E1d per
tlrereE--- 70 ? Ecvr. q
rre County = 1es l0ic. deceased. creditors
~ EE or C-1eT1ae ser1 gree-ug T5- and each q
500 hereby cited end -eC-il p=saL-Ly 70 BE- an1
before alrrlE-e = Iy-lry q New
- me e--r1sates corr .t sac County. held 81 TIE
CsLrr House = NeW YORK u
IE-r CAV ~ DcCerne- 1905 hsf-ursf ter O'Clock
ri ne ~ tt1- 1ar Their sas srteu6
a q q .lrrs q
Tinted states Trust Company Trrk a. Ererutor
and 81 deceased rI
suca ot are hereby c.te1 under
ruerty-11e years. required aupesr b. +o-r
E-s-ciar = have crr. y have - appear
ar-iy Ter tc he APPOINTED. tie event 4
reg fslllrc tc d. q %
p,1ted ~ slr-LEate REPRESENT AID acf f9r Tu
IN ne proceed e
tes--zorv ehs-eoc. 7s have caused the seal q
ezrrcrltes Court q rhe - ii CONT ~
T1rE Ee1eurr1 aNfTef WrItr@zs
Ear Franz 2 FifzEeralf Sur~orafe ~ ~
CrEErr. = Nev N-rk
1erh day ~ October q o,zr
rs-~e r~a srrursn1 hundred ara three
j. EAtEI1 EcL-A rGIzILS
res
ErwARD y. SHELDON. Acme ~ Ac-ountfnr Fsz-
a. Wen Street Eauhs-ran Nea TarLs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19

a.@: sa3 f sas g .at 1o!.ss s s:sss sss
laFtoaSiIis. so1l65: Robert |iEs'r Mary c.,
i'S s5s b.i Is 70 5.: Ct Ii si:avi iS''ssH
Decker sSf snc, se2o ror.sase, $1,000
keenan, - Philip Heinz. mortgages. sAoe' 100
25ast n s. 100 q v Of eh-sve Rsaity
7s5 10 lanes g 2u 1t n2 s5 ss ssSlot Il %
JASON 70 70 c. - V laos. e sHd. 100
ls5d-si 10 Is Vest; 3szSs ii. PSiD a zoHer
''5 :, 3 i5 a,e:1: ss9sE. N.'
1sSS rs = " o. shave. 3s1ss IL cazri:s
zoIsr g Fhrlip \ zollsr: = part mort-,-.
yyss6lne5oa-sy { = 5s4 # 5 OF cort:anet-s st 5osT
1lo-2z90 9SlZI-5- e5reenEieh-st. Nos l25 ard lSs
James Head. o3tSsEs 5000 -,.--. Nominal
1o654 54sz 10 5! t'.i IL = Ja5a cTa5.
Ss4-5- N2 SO East, 2ax1oos May stein 70 Mag 80
si; ;5s 100 # q A5is;srdanl-svs. s7s4
1ee2 anna x Daniel! widow. 70 sidney 90
ssd,sr. 10 sOe West oox7s.s: Arthur cox 70
4tf-a.e 25.II q q I6Is5-s5. 5oxso: MAYER 90
Ho2o.ns7ays No co. = 5. 2 XXI lox27 izllo: Pat
zoTtssss $1,000: and 49, 10
Goldosrg . Simon Naekeason; mortgage. s4i-- go
Nac<ensSa.' a -'--.- ? - Nominal
l9th-st 10 2s5 West. ,daria Fialbert. widow.
August schultz and another trustees Nominal
@ot1-sr- \ :, 100 q " of 6th-ave runs \ %
SQU z IS Ok " 2L5x 9sSx sex sS9x 50.
Samuel Z stone 70 Surety Realty Company; =
part mortgages. $500, and 100
Lnlon Place. = p II Of 15lh-st Zozllo 10
Bea-en 81 al. - IS
SI-h-st 546S T. - CoIC1bus- 3 &
SIS $50. . c lad imp - 1oo
asd,.; 10 IL ives. runs n 100 * iss1s
4izx fe-9x S6-Ix ? 1S5. George y >tetson
% Webster " Stetso1 mortgage s13 600 So1insI
AIlsrer1a1-ave. s corner 15srh-sr. 5oxlO0t
panel = Reilly and another Valentine Vile
and another Nominal
14Ith-st No 80 q 325 . " Of ST Nfcholas-avs.
mortgage So 500 .--. -4' -. - 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

I05th-st No S19 20 90 East for SIX storr
brick tenement houses. +i-SI-I1. ; Ia SaItc.
owner. y = Pelham architect -.-.....--..-.... $50
75th-st, s. Gas Il q Avenue \ FOR
story brick public hath. 5Gx4S. city owner.
Sraush-on < Sta-ght1a- architects rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
SALE OF A cANNoN.sT. PLoT.

Charles Rubinger & Co. have sold for Joseph I.
Buttenweiser No. So Cannon-st., q five story tene-
raent house. on lot 25x1o0 feel. and No rs Mac
25xl00 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
Public Notices.

MUNICIPAL EXPDOsIyEs co3IAlIssIoN- -
rra~tC7-s PIERS F-Er uEPAETMENTs CITY OF
NEW YORK
-E--15g East 9Th STREET -
E--8--l ~ 1arhs-tal. Aov = lleJ- -
A PUBLIC FEAELNG WILL BE GIVEN Al
re Fea1-l--ters - tHs Flre Department. Nos 10
4 - Eze- F-r- B--o-gh Manhattan or thurs
cE- November 1st- p - fcr Tie purpose oI cll
tde-uE Proposed r-1z.o-e a1serlllg TIE uanlLsct-fe
i-s-r--zrIr s-sls.s SAFE ana % volatile and IL
fa1a-ali e IS u.-h-1 ~ CITY q New Eork
Nks sTTRETs. Chatr-lan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-19
Trust Companies.
Bowling Green Trust CO
20 BROADWAY. NEW YORK

Capital, $500, 900. Surplus, $4,000
EDWIN GOULD President
WILLIAM H. TAYLOR 1st Vice-President
JOHN A. HILTON Sd V. Pres & Treas.
WILLIAM NJ LAWS Secretary
DIRECTORS:
Charles P Armstrong, MyTon T. Eerrick,
Frank Brainard, Edward T. Jefery,
Robert C. Clowry, Edward R. Ladew,
Edmund C. Converse, William ". Laws,
VIM Nelson Cromwell, J. ". Middendorf,
Granville NJ. Dodge, VIM Willis Merrill,
Ashbel ?. Fitch, Winslow S. Pierce,
Edwin Gould, Frederick 3. Schenck,
Frank Jay Gould, William 4. Taylor,
George J. Gould, Edward R. Thomas,
John A. Hilton, John P. Truesdell,
E. F. c. Young
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Official Legal Notice.

TTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADVER-
-1sEMENT 81 TIE CITY RECORD OF November $
-es-5e- 1903 q the confirmation ~ Ire supreme
SOL ~ re euterinE f. the Bureau 1oT TIE Collection
asresEr1e1-s and A-reers c- assessments i1i CFEN
rs-- sN-- a-oT--ET,CG TITLE Tie fccE-lC named
SO 80 s-~ee- il he BOROUGH OF TIE BRONX.
800 UtpC SECTION Il ELsALElE PLACE
0prs~.- ron l-a--1i-- Avenue - the >oterr h1-e
Confirmed --lT - 1913 entered November L.
..-E r-aRD SETON Il DoWlEDE sTFlE-ET-
CPEsTe-C rom cur HtI Eoac = East -l,E-h StTeeL
Crrc-1es March % 1913 entered NoEel1oer - 49,
CITY q cse- Tcrk oSoEeroe- = lsls
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Trust Companies.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
Tie czcs Of the Supervisor o. the CITY Record 70
- . Park Row. IL The Clty q New york. GEG4 Il
FRIDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1908.
FOR SUPPLYING PRINTED, LLTHCIEAPEEe OK
STAMPED FORMS. PAMPHLETS. EIsIAIED bL-AA =
ING PAPER AND ENVEIyOPEs WITH PI2INLED
HEADINGS on ENDORSEMENTS. ETC. FOR TIE
EST1 T5T-REaT-S or THE GOVERNMENT OF THE
CITY or NEW YORK DURING If1b 1E1Ah lsVs- f0F
tull parriru.e-s Sc CITY Ree95e
GEORGE I. BIFES. Corporation Counsel;
EDWARD NJ. GROCT, C'ouPtroLer-
TIE City New York, November 70, lSoS
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the Cornissioner Of Water supply Gas AID Elec-
Ee-t-cirv Room I53C 1921 Park Row Boro1sn q
Manhattan, The CITY O New York u2lli Q e+oeA = IL
WEDNESDAY DECEMBER ?. 1908.
Boroughs of Manhattan and Inc 8ro I--,-,-,-
DOUBLE. AND TRIPLE NOZZLE STANDARD NEN
40. 3 FOR EXCAvATING AND REMOVING ROCK
Tor raI rarricIia-s, see CITY RECORD.
ROBERT GRIER MONROE Commissioner
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By
- TIRE President O. the Borough % Manhattan al
ne o-'y T T1 IFEs DAY. -NOVEMBER "a. 1905.
FCR rr-PNTSHTNcT MATERIALS AND PERL ~ tkA-
NC The WORK OF Bll1IN - -
OTF HT-SDuF,D AND FORTY FIFTH STREET. Up
DRIED AND FIFTY EIGHTH STREET. BENG So 81
TONS NUMBERS THEE AND EQLR OF 4 5z ~
For faII particulars ses CITY RECORD,
President q the Borough OF Manhattan
Ths City of New York. November s. lse1-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Murray. ref; ant due s114s0 etc. 1887 50
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Business Opportunities.

IK-ASTE-DTo buy cash. in auanttiies any = -
w featured article that be Tetslec a. DC INC -
Submit samples THURSDAY Il 70 L - ~ Al blu-1"aS
Contra Hntel -. ". BARD q -
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To Let for Business Purposes.

To LIT Tor Business PiErposes.
A SUITE or SIX VERY LIGHT OFFICES. tsrH
~ FLOOR NEAR CITY HALL. RENT. 81. zoo. WILL
RENT HALF OR ALL. BLAND & WHITING 60.
5 BE-EEMAS ST
OFFICES also SIXTIES .inxiy szso $3.50 $50 ysa<tyt
" twelve stories nreproof conslrucuoa t9ss< roore
Beard BuIIffnz I'D Liberty
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Stables to Let.

DRIvATE STABLE. i4s wess soth sr-sst--Fo1- staiis
zas.- ra-s. sTIEEalAN a su-sER. IS 5rcstwzy-
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DiUidend Notices.

AMERICAS STEEL EoUNDRIHs.
= Eroacua-. New YORK. NcEer-be- 10Th. 1903.
~ a meeting q the Board . Directors held this
Ia c-ar-e-'v DtTt1en1 % ONE .AND ONE-EAL-F
PR Err- Preferred stock -hls Corpora
-or. pavable December -st 1899. declared pay
sbe = she q record the
ress upor NcTer Der e1lh. 1893.
For -Ls purpose - navsng the said Dividend The
books the Preferred stock q lie Corpora
-loz vii closed upon November @oth- 1903.
z r PETERSON sec'y ard Treas