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New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
Foreclosure Sales.
VEW YORK SSTT5PFREIE COURT. COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
~ o. New Yorl-F,nigrant Industrial Savings BanS.
Plaintiff against and others. Deiencants n
OF Judgment Of foreclosure and sale dN4F
entered above entitled action bearing
day March. 1901 Z. the uncersisned tt
Real Estate Salesroous No III ESr0a1-
in OF Manhattan, n the city OF Se~
York on the 18th day Apru. 1903, twelve clock
Joseph P Day AlcLoneet+ rs
described All those certain lots. pieces or
parcels buildings thereon situate Wing
being the Twenty-thrd Ward OF the City OF New
Mo-risa1Ia NestcneStef tl1nlyi
being designated b. the number one nun
C20) and Part OF lot designated by ths
One hundred and nineteen 1lS) on the map q
Village OF Morrisana made by andrew Finday sur
dated West Farms August 10. As+c. and no& on
OF OF said County % Wes--
bounded oeScrtoe1
follows: Beginning %orLleaSrerly corner o.
Fordham now THIRD Ave ue and sixth nov I9ctlJ
down said thence running E-sst-
wardy along the Northerlv side OF said sixth Q6ethD
hundred and fO-yWo feet Or thereaDouts
Fulton Avenue NOrtheastsry along said FUTON
Avenue hundred and rwsnJyeghr feet more or ess
lot sad map: thence WestEardy along
Number us line parallel with said sixth
d6Sth) Street hundred sevenysght feet % sad
thence NorthWardv along the division
between the lots Numbers Us and liz aorss@
fifty feet: thence WesrWzrdly line parallel with tas
Sorherfy boundary OF Number ft9 Aforesaid
eighty less. SAID Eorcnarl
thence SOuthery along said Ave1ue unoret
the place beginning Excepting thersfrOn n1uca
thereof have been taken BY the City OF New YORK
for the opening widening Of fulton Avenue.
Dated New York April 9th. 1903
ARTHUR ID. TRUAX. Referee
WILLIAM C. ORR Attorney for Plaintiff No 81 Cham
Street. Manhattan. City OF New York
following Is diagram oS the property 70 be sold "a
described above
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Park-ave No SO. $ 1s2x7o: Charter Realty =.
eSth-st 10 81 E eoz1665: Edith seligman and ~
8t5a1e 9See' N6s nss 74s 10 and gh 45 a James
P Muir. executor and trustee. to Thomas 30 ~,
5B59syy5.d B9y5d to Noses Baaaasn nss 5000 and 1S lS
B9aqTa 9s Ms4s.rs ns ~ PeaPs5 Fl so1s Sa &c. @
e1o 79e aso 10 Br9PsTy s56a IN ARsi sns 6Sn{y AeTP
SO: recorded -.-..:.:..--> ...,.;,,...:.
Gan9n Place 82zli S27 i'f Louis ooaoHae
4f6- a t2 Wese5 500 5FfrR f Of 5avs ca Sxioo 44ti
$50 # Of & 5h-aye 7S5T7o2S 7Ioscs sea83ard Sfe
'0IhSt RicSsr5 No 6,ns n g. and 4SToa anor Ornna
2daYs aIs Miles % 5e The II ponsaeola ct club: iss
85soSeg So 4e4 $. 2i 6xs7xzi 9xSS. rel
jgdgne36 mt 9 J9nR N ,6oTs SSf s1G6: Anneste shan
1of6st non to M Nay 59' IS shannon Gif
Norris and another to Henry Metzger: all title
i9btst fq5t claim; i75 # Of iti-ave IS 9zioo;
simon Habermaa to William W Astori mort
7tasSe 5asgc corner I4oth-st 96I1xioo: signund
o. Adler to aspX asa es ae'IgS5 Ix6s Is 29n to
asIia Dc saa EaOrtg9ge 5g SF'H SIC 900 zoer et
al fe charles schsds 1nortgaa Nonina
e1zst & 57s 4 # otbPT Of * Charter Realty
5.s,Ts lot zaee se Ans2n a. ar 5siIs Bn5 to
York Really cSnRapy 9 Yor Reelty sea Co porton to
United States Realty and Construction Com m
142dst 2S0 1aiSo1 # " Of 7th-ave -oA'!!, |o' %
o5fb-st No 227 Wes-, 21x9SS; Samuel Corse to 20
John II E Valentine; mortgage. S?Ca0; G c 4na-, 1O
Ssa-1 uroperty: Il Z Valentine TO CITY real
Estate Company: mortgage, $1,000; aro- 1'
132d-st 10 IT. I,s OF othaye Iesa 5000
Same property; Louis Lese to Adoph 5alsci'e"' 1N
4sth-et No SO West. 15xi2 block; Joseph alex
ander TO 1siaore JacA7oi1 anu - -. -Nomina
46tf-st Nos 81 90 West. 55XlOo9: isLuoIe
Jackson & anu a alUsda sdao oo6 .Nomina
same popeILs: 49, SSa-oA s95 na6 - .Nomina
,gaiison-aye 5 W corner T9th-st, 1022xsO; Henry
n cook 10 Jere Lyons and another re-recoro
o.
125h-st s. i1e - 7oes M nj Horton .Nonina
S1st st. a72 10 -s + OF - Tbomas Williams 4o5O
ss,tst s 2S3 # OF cd-ss Sthsye Pesy $500
16tF-st No 106. $50 II OF Union Pace, TX
1898 Louis Bernstein TO George Ii PlsuerOh' IN
mortgage. $1,000: o 9 ana. nm
3d-sye e s. part lot 149. subdivision No l. map
yIIaEe Morrtsania, I15x4411; James Iuily,
referee to New York Lie insurance al. 5000
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
PARCEL III.
No. ass Bzoome st.
PARCELS " AND v.
Nos. 259 & 257 ". Ssth 81.


rarcal III Of the above described premises will Be
sold subject TO two thereon which
9us and uayabe the principal aggregatng S32 600
January 1. 1903. held
M The deendant the EHgrant Industrial Savings Bank.
several tenanctes OF the store and
and offs thereof Said beam right
above mentioned sold together with said Parcel H.
will be sold subject the rent covenants and conditions
Contained in said leases the proportonate amount OF
Ia ran+ due ar the OF delivery OF the re-
sreez deed to be paid by the referee
T,Soe " ana Y OF the described premises viii
be sd subject tenancies expiring October L 1e
erected thereon and
subject rights II any the owner OF the ad
eas1erly side Of said parcel
70 +tA sa of tie wall OF building said parcel
ner+y - 80 ali GERRTT SMITH Referee
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
BUYS IN WEST sEvENTEENTH-sr.

NJ Morgenthau. jr., in conjunction with Henry
HeIlran has sold two stables, No 125 West Sew
enteenth-st for Lawrence Smith. and No. l27 West
seventeenth-st for Edward P. Hatch, as trustee OF
the estate OF joint. Lord. to the Hudson Realty
Company which recently purchased from the
Townsend estate the adjoining 1s5 feet This gives
Z ne Hudson Realty Company a plot Z4o feet by W
feet upon which there eleven stables. The
Hudson Realty Company will, obtaining posses
sion OF the remaining properties in the BLOCK, re
move the stables and resell the properties TO build
ers for Improvement with store and lott bulldlngs
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
REALTY NOTES.

John Geliatiy is the buyer of No 175 Madison
ave
Tha Allison Realty Company has obtained a
building loan O: $3.50 600 on plot 55x1005 on
the north side OF Forty-sixth-st-, 205 feet OF
sixth-ave, from the Lawyers Title Insurance
Company.
Martha and Charles Hensle have got building
loan of 600 on plot 99Xi50 feet at the south
west corner of One-hundred- -anG-tH SIX tl-st
and ST Nicholas-ave. from the city Mortgage
Mrs Edward y. Gibbs Is the buyer Of No. 20 East
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

eelns Richard. and another. to Charter Realty
gage. $4,000 interest and time due bond $1,000
Co. Ssth-st. No s2a East: due April 6: 45a oo
Bassng. Emma F. to Title Guarantee and Trust
Co; 61st-st. No "a East: years: cent 35.0oo
Insurance Co; 75th-st. W cor PaTk-ave; ooo
Bachman Moses. to Title Guarantee and Trust
-, Co City Hall Place Ne II I year AZ per cent 1900
P@arh-avs Park No $40: prior moTtgage $4,000; due ooo
smith william F. per and si'it aao5Rer tr to stephen Gar
land; 162d-st: n $. $40 # " branch railroad: .ooo
e1f9p2 at94 yn'fR e {9 % R1a9 of I4t savings yeds Bnk
Fttzsimons. Thomas P. TO Lawyers; Title insur-
The seaboard Realty Co. to Henry c Irons and
54th-st s. $50 # Of shave instannents: ooo
Charter Realty Company to Jane R Thompson. - 80,
Trust Co. 25th-st, 10 81 West: year. per
schanbacher, George to sarah Burden; 44th- -.
DqdfRsins Eank to ManR2tan c.f s&ynEs ans
Balschun Adoiph to American Mortgage Co:
per cent Nv II .. 9'i'--.s. year. 1880
year; per cent $500
eSaTy st' Io aos s. ItZlo I. e OF Madison % ono
Sierchants clerks; " 69th-sf t-sf35 10 Iso VEST
Peabody George c. to Bank for savings: Ssth-s.
S. 2532 # Of 6th-ave: year; ! per cent 27'ooo
ington-ave 5. $50 # of 17lat-st years. :, ooo
Allison Realty Go to IstaoFs Jackson and another:
Go ? years. ear T. per e prior 5000
erty years per r'tS at1+-'s 10000
Metzger Frank % per Cftv Real Estate Co: Union
ave n cor 1d8tb-st: building loan: demand ., ~,
sakoiski Isaac. to American Mortgage Co; Sd
ave, No no. years: Az per cent.-.-.--.--. 1000
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
APARTMENT HOUSE ON STOKES SITE.

Plans were filed Wednesday at the Bureau of
Buildings, for ten story brick apartment
house 4e4 feet front by 93.1O feet deep, to be
erected at Nos 35 and 81 0dadison-ave. on the site
of the late residence of James Stokes, and next
to the Manhattan Club =,
In 1901 plans fled for a S6OeUDO noteI 1or tIle
above site but the hotel was never built. A few
months ago the property was offered to Mayor Low
at less than the market value Tor a puDuc DuA4o-
ing The offer declined.
The Wyllys Company, Of No. 100 WilIan-st, IS
the owner HoweIls Sc Stokes the architects
The cost Is estimated be $500 coo
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

51zt-st No 40 to Al East. for three I'VE and one
LaIf story brick dwelling houses. b5xI4x irreg;
Farley ~ s1a5 OOc
Avenue D and 5th-st, e corner. for a FOUR story
brick iathocsf. N 'ao'D' 7oOoc
,,zttonvs t5arIs Nos rs and 81 Tor q ten story
priGk asheq6ss sse ~ $50 oOc
CanDor-st No 90, for q seven story Drlck Ioits,
with hays4 stable; s;cstecs = tecss N a5Ooc
fIouston-st Nos "a and 36 West Tor nine story
brick 9f5s s sToE1teef: Increased
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
o,poNoHuE ESTATE SELLS PARCEL.

Bernard snyth & Sons have sold for the estate Of
James ODonohue plot at the southeast corner
of Broadway and One-hundred-and-thlrty-el
st extending through TO Hamilton Place. size
11s sx27x102 11x2411 feet The firm also sold for
J Watts De Peyster plot adjoining on the east side
of broadway 24II feet south Of One-hundred-a and
thirtv-eigbtH-st extending through to Hamilton
Place size 1o2 1lx1 I0x60 6x1c0 feet making plot
12411 feet in Broadway and l31 feet IN Hamilton
Place by COG feet
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
NEW HOME FOR COLUMBIA o. x. E.

Harry Stewart Hall. of n. Brigham Hail Son.
has sold for Charles H. Dederer. at about $500
No sos West Observation-Disclosures a
four story American basement brick and stone
dwelling house on the south side OF the street. be
tween Broadway and Riverside Drive. size 2oxb5x
100 ii feet The buyer is the Gamma Beta Chapter
of the Fraternity Of Delta Kappa Epsilon at Co
lunbia University. The property viii be occupied
and used as a chapter house
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

Simon Haberman has sold No 145 West One-hun-
dred-and- d-sixteenth-st, five story brick fathouse
on lot 28 gxlO011 feet. The buyer is said be ".
Waldorf Astor The abuttng house, No las West
-hundred-and-sevente Mr Astor took
title to Yesterday. The houses adjoin the Graham
Court apartment house on Seventh-ave. owned by
Mr. Astor and he has bought these houses for
ION
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

ba ann-oxiroate amount OF the Hen charge o sa
which the above described property is TO be sod
thereon from the z5th Day OK
Narch 1903 together With costs and alo"sces 3D.
with interest March 3oth 1906 To-
e+s7reT With the expenses OF sale The approNnnAee
oont of taxes assessments or other liens wncn are %
1ioss 10 the purchaser out OF the purchase money.
T paid by the Referee. Is SOS2l r. with interest," ana
penalties. oo.t
DAteo -,I" WIIIIAM a FERGUSON. Referes
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
Miscellaneous.

NOTICE Is HEREWITH GIVEN OF THE
intention OF undeVs gned OF sppyng 70 The Board
- reaIfh of the CITY York the 18th day of
Ap-i 1893 FOR permit slaug5ter animals on the lots
constituting section F. WaIabout Market lands
porozh OF beginning AT The northeast corner e
Clinton sad lots oeinE nur1nereS
fror I2I5 1e0i inclusive and being bounded BY sad
Clinton avenue Eleenau and the
buIkhsad water fr0ut}-
Dated April g. 1903 - -
HIRsH & RAsQUIN Attorneys. No a Court street.
H-oOk
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions FOR The Trf5uns
n received theiF Uptown ea1cs.
No. 1.3G4 BROADWAY.
Advertisements the following nranca
Offices regular once rates until clock m. VIZ
2S4 sth-axe-. 23d-sL. I53 Sth-ayc-. cur.
feSh-sf: or East I4th-sf-; 237 West f2d-st-s be-
3d-ave-. between 76th and 1Tth sts- 1o-o Sa-sx =,
1.In< I~t-Rye-. ,.th~st-,
T25th-st.s s50 TrenuOnt-ave-. 600 @d-aNe-, nea-
4lst-st S54 s.d-aye-s &fp Bieecker-st; ID
HIeeckeF-st. Brooklyn. y. N-.i6 Court-stg
2fS smith-xt.s I.O04 Gates-aye. Newark a. y.
-7oA Broad-st. Also st "a D 7. cctrsS
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

r .-,-,,,rrate amount charge 20 satisfy
which The above described property be sold - 81
from March II. 1903, to
eesber th costs allowances amounting 10 s,s 5o
svttb t-t@-ssf from March -. 1853 The approximate
99nf ~ taxes assessments and other liens which are
10 be allowed to purchaser cut o the purchase eney
~ - - -sfs nv the Referee IL s29i $500
oF 70 Oe p-11 - coRNELIUs !. SULLIVAN. Esferss
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

sixty-ffth-st.. recently sold by w. W. T. NJ
Hall
Charles H. Easton & Co. We're the brokers in the
sale of No. 127 West Forty-irst-st.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
PENSACOLA CLUB TAKES TITLE.

The Pensacola Club yesterday took title to par
eel % sx1126 feet in Seccnd-ave. rs feet north OF
Thirteenth-st-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
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$s s|;IiS stree . G|s |s
DiUidend Notices.

SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.
50 Broadway New York, March ID, 1903.
4 DIVIDEND OF TWO AND ONE-HALF
PER CENT C2lze9 out OF accumulated income
this DAY been declared on the PREFERRED STOCK OF
the Company. payable April 20th stockholders o
record the close Of business March 25th, 1908
The preferred stock will close at P NJ
on Wednesday March 25th 1905 and viii reopen al 10
A NJ on Monday, April 18th, 1905
r D. LANKFoRD. Secretary.
q WALL STREET, NEW YORK, March Is. 1908.
transfer books Of the Voting Trustees for Preferred
STOCK Trust Certificates OF the Southern Railway CO.
WHICH HAVE AssENTED TO THE EXTENSION
AGREEMENT OF AUGUST 27TTI. 1902. viii close at 8
P NJ Wednesday. March 25th 1903. and will reopen
al 10 A NJ on Monday. ADril 18th 1903.
On April 10th. 1903, the Voting Trustees will be pre-
pared TO distribute the above dividend of TWO AND
oNE-EALF PER CENT 40. when received by them.
among the parties entitled thereto. appear OF
record on their books when closed above.
As stated in the notice dated October 3Is 1902 the
books Voting Certificates under
Voting Trust Agreement October 1894 were
finally closed November 1st, 1902 HOLDERS OF
SUCH UNSTAMPED VOTING TRUST CERTIFICATES
SHOULD PRESENT THE SAME IN ACCORDANCE
WITH SAID NOTICE before the closing OF the books
March 18th. 1903
j. p. MORGAN & CO.,
AEsLaIE InE Anii
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
School Agencies.

A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS. ACIhSCf
n Professors. Teachers. Tutors oseFnesse.
etc. TO Colleges. Schools and Families Apply u
Mrs NJ J. YOUSG-FULTON. = Union SQUARE
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
J.P. MORGAN & CO.,
Agents for Voting Trustees
AMALGAMATED COPPER COMPANY.

tTA MFETING OF THE iDPIffRECTORS iPIf OF
the ArnsIgamate5 Copper Company. a dividend Of
oNE-HAL-F OF ONE PER CENT. a. Of 100 was de.
csred payable May 18th 1905 stockhcdres OF record
at oc clock P NJ Thursday, April 23d 1903 Transfer
books close 81 o'clock P NJ, Thursday April Esd 1903
and reopen 10 O'clock A. Nj Monday, May 4th, 1908.
WM C. ROCKEFELLER Secretary and Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
ALLIs-CHALMERs COMPANY.

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAS THIS
day declared the regular quarterly dividend Of ONE
AND THREE-QUARTERs Q&G0 PER CENT the
Preferred Stock Of this Company, payable May lst 1908
70 stockholders Of record april 25th 1908 The Pre-
business Saturday, April 25h, 1908 and will be
reopened Saturday. May ID 1903 at 10 o'clock A n
W =. CHALMERS, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

The aporoxiulats amount satisfy
described property 10 be sold IS SsU
with interest thereon first Of January ls
together with the Of the sale The approximate
other Hens Whicn
purchaser OF the purchase money
or paid bv the Referee is S1s.223 and interest.
Dated New York April 6th-
ARTHUR d TRCAZ Referee
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
Trust Com pdnies.

THE MERCANTILE TRUST CO,
10.
CAPITAL So 100000. SURPLUS So, 100000
INTEREST ALLOWED DEPOSITS
prsadsn Vice.
ves.rre. r..
,Treasue
eTHoR tsser
cos W.
LLoS
N E
n
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
THE ROCK ISLAND COMPANY,

ssLANIJ
NEW YORK CITY April 2, 1903.
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
Rock Island Company have this day declared guar
preferred stock OF S1oO share
payable May 1903 holders Of the shares OF the
preferred capital stock their legal representatives Of
record closing transfer books April H. 1903
The transfer books for the preferred stock Will be closed
at O'Clock P NJ. April L. and opened again at 10
o'clock A II. April 20 1903.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
GIVES TITLE OF PROPERTY AS GIFT.
AsToR BUYS FOR PROTECTION.

Annette Shannon gave a gift yesterday title
10 No 2e3 West Seventieth-st to May H. Shannon
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

4 DEERTTSEMENTs and Subscriptions for lhs @'+O~-+
II received their Uptown Once,
No. I-3sS4 HRoADNAb ,.-.,-h
Esse-ssrrer-s VII - yerefted al following orEc
oInees regular Office until sIo. = cor
&S4 shave. cor 2sd-st-s I5S Stn-ass' -
l2th-sts :8Z East I4th-zts 257 Nsst -, 4 :s3s
tween 7th and STR aves 2Gss West 1~oin-s -
ad-ave between 7erh and nth SITS lo~o 20 q, sd
Rear 6lstst.. G.SOS Ist-aEe near syLhl, 80 raar
E-5th-st-s -56 TreEnonf-aye.t bso bo-asN-'
slst-st; 554 sSd-ave-s 210 Bfee Ce..r,-sff a
Eleeeker-sf- BROOKLYN. y. Ss-Z.lo - y n
<15 smftE-st-r I.OO4 Gnfes-Hye Ne"nrA- "-
--sb4 6rosd-Ef. Also at a D 4 oI-es-
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
For Both sexes-Ciry.

THE BERILTZ SCHOOL or L.ANGUAGEss - n.
Madison Square f122 Broadway, BROOKLYN q court -
New Term Begins -Triar lessons free
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
cIFyrI.xn q prTTsBURGH r. r. co.

CLEVELAND PETIsBI ESH ~ H. ""
Cleveland o.. April u. 1917
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE S1oCh-
holders of The Cleveland and Pittsburgh ttslLrT.9
COMPANY for tie election Directors and toF Ie ,--
ac0a q business as may come
e bej6 81 lie oflce Of Company IN Ho
Ono Al ten o'elock A n THURSDAY May rs - %
Holders stock record April 2lst 1soS' va" -
entitled 70 vote for each shsre 1cr s~c-ssarv
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
Financial.
Financial Meetings.
United States Rubber ComPnI

United States Rubber Company ,oos
.Sew brunswick \. J.. ApI1l lolny; 1sgoI n
FTvF5F ANN-T-AT, MEETING OF SIOChHOLD-
= erx q the UNITED STATES RUBBER CONF. =.
TIE election Of Directors and for the .
Ely otae- business which properly oe eFougIt 3
meeting win Be- held ire cfhce o. tne
NeR Hr7Insvick New Jersey. Tuesday May i''A-
9sls. = O'Clock =, - -ro,s.v
Tne r-us<er FSooks viii p M OF 9-oll1ey'
April 2Tth 1903 reopen az 10 A NJ on neoiieS@''
Nay 29-l 1903
y "'s' q 'hs i''zE1 sAMI- Fl. NORRIS. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
For Young I.adIes-City.

For Young Ladles-City.
NJ RS FINCHS CLASSES AND BOARDING School
VI FOR GIRLS DAY SCHOOL. 753 FIFTH AVE. COR
18TH ST Boarding Dept Madison Ave, near e4h St
Mrs LESLIE MORGAN'S
VI BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
- and 15 West s6th Street.
Near Central Park, New York City
REOPESS WEDNESDAY. OCIOBt.R ISL
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

For Boys and Young Men-Country-
zTAPL.EwOOO SUMNER SCHOOL FOR BOYS Con-
VI cordvile. Pa; location beautiful; eeEsed nelly
Instruction comatned recTea-ions proteS74
and student social life: small boys soitt-
no tobacco. J. SHORTLIDfsE. Yale. A N. Prin
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
Country Property for Sale.

AN ISLAND Greenwich for SALE over - s6rf1g
"A "a rarsh. fine anchorage; elegant peaCN
suitable for yacht club. excursion rsoL, Io
t;or hotel private residence Apply BOX %. mount
TTMHUKST-Sx house and batn: al I1tgS h11gPS q
r. uents; fine LOCATION sS''o"' easy $500
PAPEL.YE Elnhurst
C,0TrnTRY RESIDENCE.-See my great DaIs~n IL
q SS-.rassvs paner- ATWArER III Broad"ay-
a-IrTIEY N J-Lots plots & &c eeres' usdT.on ave
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
Coyntru Property to Let.

-~---~---~ -. =, Hudson beautiful hons partly
ITO isTce grounds on banks q tr - s tails sns
L fLrnlsle.; rtIer large paII. - sas-ss-
nnandinE sIa fo;1r minutes TO stAyto. y, -
elI esT5l frx Mp 80 Leonard-st, -seN -
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

d. r,x-r.RTfgEMEGTs ard snpS-srs s.srs -
A received st thei. .s.sa uIsoADWAH.
~" - received a the following braneh
80 AZ regular ofee rates gn.A na GthLaVe cor
Z54 sth.aNE- S4th-sf-s 257 West 4<d-sI
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17
City Property to Let.

OFFICES also suites. river view: onaees $40 $780,
x5s6 yaariv. twelve stories: fTspFoof construction
BEARD BUILDING. I20 Liberty.
New-York tribune., 1903-04-17

East Ilsth ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-04
CHEAP POWER FOR INDUSTRY.

Few people dreamed. when the project of
utilizing the power Of Niagara by means of CO.
lOssal dynamos was first seriously considered,
that the success and popularity which it has
since attained were possible. 1t was Il pioneer
enterprise as an engineering proposition, and
also as a commercial one Several industries
which have profited by that famous venture had
not been then foreseen, and even the trolley
was in its infancy. The revelations made by
II. W. Buck in "Cassier's Magazine" for Deem
Der concerning recent developments at Niagara
should be viewed in the light Of these facts,
and, thus regarded, are certainly amazing. In
deed, many persons who in general way have
been familiar with the achievements of the
Niagara Falls Power Company will probably
find some of his details new as well as in
structive
The first Of the two power houses on the Amer
lean side contained ten 5000 horsepower gen.
orators, and the second, in which eleven will
be installed, is expected to be in full working
order by the close of the present month. The
capacity Of the whole plant 105, 900 horsepower
viii then be greatly in excess of that Of any
station developing electricity by either stea.n
or water elsewhere in the whole world Never
theless, the demand for current has grown SO
steadily that work on the Canadian plant of
the same company is being vigorously pushed,
III oIueI W supplement- this output with no.
ooO horsepower more. Already twenty-four GUS
toners are being served at Niagara, and up-
ward of eighty others within radius of twenty
five or thirty miles, and several new engage
ments are already in sight
1t is the character, rather than the number.
OF these patrons which is chiefly significant.
More than half of the establishments at Mag
ara which supplied by this corporation are
engaged In chemical industries, one OF which.
the calcium carbide business, requires no less
than $1,000 horsepower. In the list Of Buffalo
patrons the trolley and electric light companies
stand at the head, but one also finds there a