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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03
Election Notice.

-au EiEh1yourth street Avenue A. East ElEhrythird
The Third Eieeusn District bounded BY ead within
stsyet Axenue a - 49, 49, we wee. h .s sBs Est
Fourth Election Dlstr3ct bounced by and W thin
for-th 49, - s.ieet h@st A2d avenue E@A' Is'
The Fif,h Eiec5oa Dssrict IS bounded bv and within
- 50 -sHia street East Enc avenue Easi Es-S
,l e sizth Elestoa Dstr, hounaed ~ and within
Erst avenue - Avenue A vest siae II Avenue a, from
no-ts side q ass FshfoSh sf-eei rom Frs avenue
ast Erh5y.ou-tl s-ec. IS F.s, r.irh,y arss street
rss, r5t he.,-os District Is hol7se E sl so,,-tb
street snd Second avenue -
3e Erh.h 1ie-ea District IS bgyn5ed ~ ard Vthn
-lL lae ~ East EEhty-siNh street rom Avenue = ~
T-.e- = a- ~ rssi sees 81 r. ~.e' -.b
20 e s' isht nssh street som Fss avenue 70 Sec
EEty.tl s5-eet % I5ast Eigits.--ath street 100.
sssl Eshsy-at.h Stree sec7nd avenue. East Eighty
Easi Ar s,7rs5 sss5s sSa5se = Ea az F-sry
- ss-eet ana Lcxlnzt5, avenue
20 g -.s.e.a District Is bounded by and
Diea<s-~,s-t Ft-eet snd LexI-zton oFenue
Bast I2saiy-eigala ssrset ssc1ae aye5ae. East
TIE 7-Ei-teer.r 49, s ~ -5. --tlle ,zz d., s
:hin no-th and south si5es Of Ezst Eirhty-seven5h
- are1us sr71 East ElghJssix-s street 70 East
est a T- sTsnu5 % sas e s, Sss s =. s a.,
e. Sle sysnse fron EaFt E-Ehty-sixrh street TO
ne Fogrteenls Election Dist1c; is bounded ty and
ne through East RISE PARK opposite T2s-t fses;y-
- rIfeet 20 rsve-. Eighfy-
HiAth street. are FIRST aveale
- tr.eerth Hectioo District bounded by azs with
u --1rl tlef-t-eigrth street. East ErG avenue Ess-
E.E-t1serE1lrh street and Avenue \
re o1eith E.ectlc1 District bcunse5 and with
e..ti sl4e = East EEhrVeEhfh street. Ser0-
$3.50 70 Atenle D. wesr side q a. ron Esas-
el1 street - I-ast E-Ehty-etrh-h street nc-th
ANenar = ard ~ e-s and sides If FIRST avenue
street ~ ~ ---1- -@H---- SIN
Iae sevenres-th E.sr1-- Ds--lct is bonded by and
-.- E-se- ElEtft-rir-E street. Second Fast
street axa-5a
-l5- seish Eection District Is bounded ~ and
t14llth erreer- and Lexl-r-cr s-erue
.l1 -E-IF-eert1 Esec-ir- Ls-rIrt bounced bv ard
- E5-I LiEt-F-ri--h street. First avenue Past
-. sTeet and second avenue.
-s-L'- -----ior l.Etr-r IS bou1sed bv a1t
lla hlas- N-1e-i=rf F-ir-rv-
1-r-r F-ree- and Second sre-ue
re peltl---s- Election District bounded b ard
L--sl >-netltrst street. Avenue 4. East Ehty
esah street. and FSrst Avenue.
-tnl-@e1cnd Election Tietrirt bounded ~ arc
49, -lletf-secr1d STREET. East river. the ine
80 - tssst Eirrtr-eiE.th street and Avenue a
telil- third Election District bounded ~ ana
- -as- Nlretv-secC-t strrr- Ave-ue A. Ess- Nine-
--s So Flrst avenue. East Niuetieth street and
ne Te, .-u--h Election District bounded by a--
Ptin East Nire---s-1rr7 street Second East
Ne---1 street and LeVurtr- 1Eer-C-
- l1Fer-r-fI-E Election bounded ~
Idle ~ N-let--r-r-s street. FirEt zTe11s hast
Nretl--t street se---e avenue. East N-ue-y second
street, anl Ihlrf
TIE Tv-eutvziz-t Election District h-u-ied by and
mn East NnetTf1u--h street, Fast river fsst Ntle-
-crc street Second avenue East Nlue-E-ti-1 street
a1c Et-st avenue
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

House Julis F, to Emgraut Industrial Savings
Bank. 44th-st :. 1882 Il OF 6th-ave.
year. - per cent
Weiustsin Charles I. CT al 70 Sender Jarmu-
lowsky and another; Madis0n-ave, n cor
lg7th-st; building loan. l year, s per cent.
t0n-ave. Nc "a cor 28th-st 1 year. per
Liebeskind. Leon A, % Daniel Fuchs s6th-st
300 Il of COlunbuz-ave: demand per
Cook Regina, and another to the Franklin saw
ings Bank, 62d-st. No 153 West; 3 years 4ls
Der cent OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. northumberland.
MOI Ella NJ ct al to North River savings
Bank: 75th-st. =. 500 Il of ColurnbUs-avs
prior mortgage 50. 900. year. = per cent. ....
Davis. James II. 70 Annie z Daily; Green Lane
s. az 81 Raymoad's Park runs "
Sc 5x47I.3x2s3 10 20 4 Washingtcn-st K
S24.1 % st Raymond Cemetery \ irregular: with
for 50 40 -: years. . per cent ---..........-.
same TO James Daily; same property; y part: 4
years per S@i.L. ---.-
same to Annie Daily. guardian same property:
Z part. concurrent with mortgage FOR 81 $40 so
years per cent. .-..........---...
same TO Annie p Daily. executrix and trustee:
same property. . part; : years per cent
brossss-st no "A. year, II per cent ......-
Same 70 same. Woostsr-st. No So. year. al per
N-issSia.. AdeIbert s to Dollar savings Bang
pa-L-ave T. 2 cor 1S9th-s.: year 81 uer cent
RsIilr Julius 20 Nev-Tork Life insurance and
Trust Company; elst-st- Nc 3 East: years.
roh-s5r loan A 70 John J Grimm: setn-st n :
145 4 e Of 6th-ave; prior mortgage. $50. 600:
So - LAWYERS Tile Insurance Co-u,any:
sane property, 8 years per cent .-....-.....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03
Country Property for Sale or to Let,

excellent opportunity secure perfect country
y home near Nea-i0.k. arge. eomfort1oie house via
al modern improvements. Including telephone ana
rrifv Isrze pAzzas shrubs and fruit trees OF a.
ends stable accommodations for I've norse "
rvs carrfages &c gar1er asparagus aid stray
80 80. ~ufrarts grspes rosp5erries &c oeautifu
location five minutes station, churchss ana gof
cib. vii rent party Tor term q years
sell on +ui- eot ae- a11uil tCrtner
nsr-f~1s-s Ireusrs az C5DOPGE G. ELY. Crawford n J.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Evelyn Place, southeast corner OF Davidson-ave..
one and a half story stable and shed 4Ox25. Otto
Nicoai. on premises, owner; Frederick D. Miller.
architect, 5000
Jerome-aye.. No. $3.50 one story frame bake
shop, I7x4s Augustus A Levy, owner; Benjamin T.
King. architect, 81
LncOlu-aYe.. east side, 200 feet north OF Norris
Park-ave-. two story frame dwelling. BOXES, A. 3.
Levy, owner; D. 3. Levy, architect. S2O10.
LinCOn-st.. east side, 2I5 feet north of Morris
Park-ave. two story frame dwelling, 29x3S same
and architect above. Sc COO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03
PEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

1l-th-zt No 272 Wes-. 25x1olii5 Joseph Granger
20 isaac Hafr. mortgage Sl-0 900. .
osrb sr g fSs n g Of AulsterdaEl-ave 4Jx10O II
WfUau J CASEY 20 John O -ounor.
Nfarta.fan-ave. No 507. 2 " corner 12lst-sJ. 20 II
Zoo Iohn Fleming 70 Kathryn z Lambert
-rrrr SO ifFl. . a
,c-+L ia y o. o. Boulevard. 25x.ta Il .
Ya1tau Keerber q Mart.uer Bishop. and :
11.sh--r Nos g6S and 37H West S0xi9JI. Moses
rT5steir tn Rebecca stern ra5r--ase- 81. ent.
--L-5r - g lot sei map l@acunla Park. -
1e5 5z2T axlaG.4, Aiaxauder Hanion % Mar
garet Hznio 30 r-s-, a5x1osj II Louis p Hs5
- - NORTH sonn~lf~Id- a1Grtgage- =. coo.
.e.S-e- = AS n OF 6th-ave -0Nlpo-5: Irving
.sEr-,- trustee % John a Johnson
aa.s~f q 400 II u Columbus ave Srxio9
T.ntai Fuchs to Leon Lieoeskind. mortgage.
s,..-@g-fst "a II : n - 9Th ave lVNse6
etb-are a " corner 5Fh-st. 30 = 70 stew
-. :, = 10 8gth-st xIft. gore. Charles II
- 10 Central Realty Bond anu Trust Com
e.nv. II part. r and = ca g.. 1900 -.-
- ;. ~ u Fast 25xIn0.1I: 8rncAsFay Heii
49, RszIsv Company - Morris Fisher s4ld
snothsr. zoTtERss. $40 .....'..'s's''..-.''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03

1ssa-st No SIS west. 25xae II. Lena G-esnbe-xsr
% Mark Aaron. su hsrs--....-.-.- .....s.-.---
Tsth-st No As East 2Fxi02 .. Nellie ByTnss %
Elizabeth r Washburu. mortgage. $1,000. /
Wooster-st. No 80. ls-SxsOs Jeremiah "
Dirnicx % Siias II Fgr1ian. mortgage. $1,000. 100
Ma6son-sye. No -. : :. "a sxlo0s ; F1rzsn
20 : " Dinrick: naortgass. 50 90. I
125 q of 2d-sr l5xleO. Will
iausbrtage. David sarfatv % Percy Jacobs,
IsSjh-st n > - II " o, 5th-ave eoxee II:
Everitr Macy and another, trustees 20 Elias
k4rtroEtts. ca c. IT"
lar. Tot block. 4sth and +lth
SITS and d. T. " OF ist-ave. 20X24 y. Magdaleua
schmidt 10 George s hrnidt = and s .....-.--. Gft
I25th-st Nos and So West soNl9u Il. sam
ueI Speyer 70 Herman Alsb@rEs mortgage -
Bradhurst-ave. g corner t4fth-st- - Jxia x
Irregular Lewis A Mitchell 20 Henry Heuert .
noTtEage SIS. 90. St"0"
Iesbrosses-sf n 90 = u Wasningtan-st SN
20 the CITY q Nsv-Nork 10 Jere " Dsfnick; -.
Desbrosses-st No "a n $ eozS6. Jsre " Dsmiek
Il <l8.ess8- 10
Pierce Thomas J Meehsn mortgages. 81. SEQ i
Green Lane ave. 5, at 5, land - Ray
monc PARK, t.0s2 5x-S 5x irregular with excep-
ton. Annie r Daily. eXscutrix and trustee. 20 -.
James n Davis. = ltoto
same property; James Daily ct al % same. = -.
same property James Daily to sane ; part. is0.o
property. James NJ Davis TO II = Ho-es
7th-st 400 = % 2e-svs. 25x9Ts soioSnoa -
RothsehiiS 70 LYMAN Lew. no-tS2xs. tSoooo- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03
THIRTV-FIRsr ASSEMBLY DISTRICT

reS. -ss e -, 5,-5 ~ Sres, 7T s 4 ,r--ss s-s
teg- SIC. = Wcs- ore tiea,re5 an5 Ten. s--szt
-. me Es 5-l1 i 81 fz 25- Tt---5
-fi--e--st ..-.. f-sl Yrs a,ezrs g 1,5nsz sge-1-
enc ne sast s ol L-s age-1e iron Nesr one Hon
--- s..e- ..-. .-...- .- .-, &c. --- --...-
-, eae ea-ss a-5 rve...f street Nee. so- sFeza.
---T tree ana E-.5. e .7- -,, --.--.-
s- e- ~ -..----- e--. -a-- avenue
81. &. RI. ~ -@-l.-
-a-. c,. a- - .e-1-s -- fz arssz-.
-'-- ans -lt--7.-
- 49, T. .'7 .. r- r. an . gl-sH
---- END f..--eaia s'res ana Madison
-er -=ra. is bounced b. z-a within
ste =.ss .f z1-zt one Hundred ana
V.lrz aa- 90 Hszs- 3-e EIun5re6
- s-l Ff--essz.l e--sss ~ ne
FL ea. E----a- a7E -sarsss-sa
.a s-, 81. -- s7 z.7
fl as .rr 6z.t e H.1-
9--- .- -s- -itt-1
..- . md --ae1.- --,e-- l---H a-e7-..
-N
-. - ,.- -t-. - a-5
...-. "a- an .-.-...- street, ---
- ..... ..-.. ..- --. --...,-
--
-a ---.. -.-.. #. r.-..- tr ard
r as -.~--s--H ----a- Leraz
-s--. v..- 30 .s.a-.. ..s F.-r-a.--r -r-e=- ana
n
-.-fl- ---. l-- -s--s ana ,--r.-s--- stree. Is-az
a.a-ae. T-s .-s H----.. -r- --7ta-. street, ---
-.---- --re- -H- ---- - a1s
l-erre r.-s na H e- sweet. za4
-a- sr-se-.. l.-- -ar. Be- t.4a-ea BIZ AID
N---- -- -..s -.-r .--e. ~
lez71 sr=ras. .--...-
-.i1h.- East one Er---- ana E.RH.-er-r street. Pars
- a9snae E-zi -as -H--=- --- ssea--a street saa
~ --sr--- ---....- -ss--..s .= bounded lv and
vi-t-u zaE OF H-1--- az stree Ls-
Fiaf s~e1e. -..-...- -...-.. .- ,..-.-, -. .--
-le --ie.e-.-- - ----e--- --.---z ..-e--
nom arE a-sras lss- one pm bred ana Taer-eth
So e. -e111 5----- r...-.-. 10 bonded , .-s
vthi1 Ues- O. H-1-Ts -. ~ sse-s s--ee-
sne seventh avenue. -..-.---. 49, $500. .-.
y5a "ss' en- s3esse -55 -s4'' 5soo'-- -te 81
sr-eet. ard ElErth a'--.-e. -...... . .
ne -%en,sz - --r --s- ~ - go tl- = e. e.
pt-l Ls 49,. @--r ----... eS----- = $3.50
az Twenty ~ -. -. --- -. 80
sverue. -essl'1 .- .,s. 81. f r-g-.r s. - -
se-ond STREE a-. r5--. 4 70 ,-
gss on H-7e 5 an ..--.r z.-..- street TO Hezt
ooe H-l1re- e--- ...-...- -.l--.... =. t--... . -
- -2-Ii ~ --- -al s-5 ra- ...- .-e
- AAss--v---.-s s.r..t q West one Fsnl.e5 and
800 -s-f ~l-ee-- rH- rC--- and s0urh el5es n
$500 49, -ver-g-l1---l street. --c-- ssreutH 20
r-I-L --s--r lid raEr-r ereHle.
------r-f1.rrH BOMBED by
.s--f- u4sT Or -llr1r-l Tve-ty-f1urt- street
90 $3.50 E5.-cred AID 49, le--.--
-es-lA - $3.50 .-lr.e
So Il-~ ..---.-- -.---.-- .- ------
The -1enT5--55 go --r-s-.-s.,-+- - p. -s-l
wi-llr " -. one 49, 2 80
avenue. West 11e -. 80 rir,-s- ~ ~ = - $50
Mount Morris ahe1'T - sv-e-le 7- ~ao -'sH's-
send So et FI15asi District be bounded re and
ne Te-ser-f 80 -1--i-
Win e.. 81. Iia1,ss -1s S.zlsee SECT az az
sAet-lr. 80 ~ -' $50
go -s-s--r r-,a-r1r District is tr-lrsar r.
80 49, $780,
w. ---g--s--F-r--r srreef &c..
l-a1t 80 rr----.as --vra~----f-s-s
sftl-e --tf
AafA -. sr -. -
y es C-e t1---e- ---- -N'- " ~ -- ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03
INTERESTING TITLE TRANSFER.

The Central Realty Bond and Trust Company
took title yesterday one-third interest TO par
eel at the northwest corner Of Thirtie hist and
Sixth-ave from Charles Il. Dow
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

43d-st Nos iSs and I55 West; for i2-story brick
hotel. 40xs1.9; GCelet, owner; Il KsflOa.
erchitect So; -. - = -,
coal pocket. T3l2o: est L BFoweg, owner; 2
Gorcon arSalteet - 9 - -
ruent house. with stores, 60 lx6s. 4 Packeman
& Levine. owners; sass s SnaaIlheiser, archi-
- - . 70 o. . 81 % o. % o. To- .
Houston and Wooster SITS, 2 corner; for 9-stOry
brick factory. = lE75; Brody. Adler & Koch.
owners; Sass Snallheiser. architects ...---.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03
REAL ESTATE.
Sales of BroRr Properties
Feature.

A feature OF the real estate market yesterday
was transactions In Bronx properties
Charles A Weber & Co have sold No. 2O6s Gro
tona-ave-. a three family single aathouse.
lot 24xl00 feet 70 William Graf. They have also
sold No So East Observation-Disclosures th-st-.
a three family single fathouse on a lot 25x95 feet
to Jacob Bernard: a four story brick double fiat
house, on the west side OF CCurtlandt 80
feet south of One-hundre v-sixth-st: No.
lzk Webster-ave- a four story brick fathouse.
with two stores. and a two story frame dwelling
house the Mapes estate
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Ey Peter F Never: gth-ave. 2O5th-st. 124 III
100: John Core al as exrs-. etc. agt 5 Whisten
indv admr, a.. Potter & NJ. attys. 5 n Vein
handler ref: SI2s II: taxes. etc S1133 50; Il
D L Bunce for $3.50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03
TO BUILD BIG APARTMENT HOUSE.

The Central Park West Realty Company has sold
a plot. rs 11x150 feet the south corner Of Cen
trial Park West and Eightyninth-st., to Peter Ban
ner who will erect a twelve story apartment house
on the premises Mr.. Banner has obtained a
building loan OF sJ0o00 from the Metropolitan Life
Insurance COMPANY. Frank E. Smith the
f--t
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03
SALE OF The HORTON FARM.

Howard Willets is reported to have bought the
Horton farm in 1IauarOneck-ave.. White Plains
II comprises ninety-fye acres.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03

The Goelet estate has flied plans for twelve
story hotel to be built at Nos. l53 and 155 West
Forty-third-st. on a plot 40xs1.9 feet. H. Kaka is
the architect. The estimated cost is $2l000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03
LIS PENDENs AGAINST LAMBS CLUE

lis pendens yesterday filed against the
new home OF the LAMBS Club at Nos Us and Ia
West Forty-fOurth-st.. by Corporation Counsea
I.i-es for the city. The complaint charges VIOLA
don Of the building laws.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03
Unfurnished A partments to Let.

rJvHE SUSSEX 81 EAST 6jTH ST
4 r4a~asor1e eight room suites: ali outside roonls-
with westerly exposure; private house block rent EfoO
ST-PTRINTENDENT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03
TuIRTY-FoURTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT.

-s .rat lc-.on District Is bounded D. 31o 49,
or aL-..le- street
Hundred and NIlstseLt4 Al41e-. az
F1IE --.,-. e. o., WIKI IN
49, C-e Hundred an1 Twenty first street ssstE
me. East Lt--lsel N--eteei---- 1900
l1utrr avenue - d. .-4.1 nv and within
80 ore Hundred and TUenty-nrst sterL - 500
T-er one Hundred and Nlneteei--h Al-e7-'
TIe Fourth Election Ds-rict e bounde-- r-sa rve-
a~l -tr-flrst s-It-s r-s-v
F-5f one Hlrlrez and Hlnet-eliA 7'
re rfth E.l1t-u District IS b59i-S- stTsel Fiarlza
49, Fset one i8nared and I~ehls MS
ss sTth Election District Is stresS First ave-
East one f1-lliS5 "a Tlgenty first street and
send q Flssusn District s BOUNDED 0s ana INN
East one Ll11re9 49, ard Tgeuty first street and
me- East one E-l-tt- 49,
q Ira is bounded By and within
a.. Hundred and IHel. 7s--c-F~
Fasr H1n4rca 81
I,sEluETUn sTenEs r,.-ser Il boun6-d BY within
The Htntn $1,000. '---erty-ffth street. Third svenue
r..s o.. z1zdrss and I~s'1s -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03

1rANAGEArENT or CoLyORED IRoPEssahsts by -s2lor.e
NJ sgsnt PE1ip a psytoa. JF.. 81 W. 1888 81 as sns
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-11-03

Oct0ber 9. 1907.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
READY To BUY
POP0CATAPETL
Arrangements Complete
for Purchase Of Mex
lean Mountain.
New York Syndicate Will
Take Over Odd Investment
September 3D.

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. ALI ar
engagements for the purchase of Popo-
catapetl by a New York company have
finally been completed. The famous
mountain will pass out Of the hands of
the present owner, General Ochoa Sans
chez. September 30 Before that date a
payment Of $4,000 in gold is Ito be made
to the general binding the sale.
Captain Charles Holt, who has been the
principal figure in the: negotiations that
have been made, arrived in the city yes
terday from Amecemeca after having
made an ascent of Ixtaccihuatl, the peak
which is so closely identified with Popo-
catapeH. In speaking of his trip to the
summit Of Ixtaccihuatl the captain said:
The trip was rlade. in connection with the
deal for the dcqu!sition OF POpOcatapetl. AS
a result OF ii the company which has bought
PopocataPetl will acquire water rights OF. value
on the neighboring mountain and power. will
be developed. for the operation OF the many
enterprises contemplated for Popocatapetl.
As II: was not certain that enough water could
be found available on PODocatROutl. it was
considered advisable TO invest in mat which
1Ntaccihuatl can provide in abundance at all
seasons Of the year.
The company to operate the hotel. sulphur
works and railroad on PoDOcatapetl will have
a caUstal Of $1,000 COO. A large sum will be
made available: for working PURPOSES imme-
dlately after the company is in position to
commence operations. Inc hoteF IN contem-'
platiop VIII be constructed as early as pos
sible.. as wei as. the railroad. as to the
proposition 10. work the sulphur DEPOSITS 1t
may be stated. that IL has been perfected and
no time will be lest in. erecting the neces:
-sary works. So Ear ali that is ABSOLUTELY in
the possession OF the company IS the crater,
bat everything else Is as good as secured all
the papers required preliminary to the transfer
having been drawn up:
. The hotel will. be In every. way up to date.
It Will be built at the summit OF the noun
tain. and: will be- lighted with electricity.
throughout; All the power for the hotel. rail-
road: and SULPHUR works viii be generated
en- Ixtacchuatl' and transmitted directly to
Popocatapet7. ~,'
1t is predicted that the enterprise Will
attract an Increase of tourist. traffic. from
the United States TO. this city. :.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-02
TEXAS PROVIDES
HOME FOR. NUNS
Refugees Expelled From
France Locate at
Austin.
Will Enter Saint Edwards
College Where a Home
Is Provided.
Special Dispatch to The Gail.

HOUSTON. Texas. Sept Fifteen ref
ugee nuns Of. the Order of the Sisters of
the Presentation of Bordeaux. France,
arrived in Houston to-day. They are ex-
lies from France under the recent edict
expelling certain religious orders from
that country. They will enter Saint Ed
wards College at Austin, where home
has been. provided for them They were
in:;charge, of Rev. Father W. II. Tierney
Of New Orleans and Rev. Father B. J..
Pillard, c. R. c., president OF the Holy
Cross College.
. None of the exiles spoke English They
landed in New York last week and COM
prise the first Of the expelled French re-
ligious orders to come to the South. An
other party is expected to arrive next
week The sisters are young women, very
attractive in appearance and seemed to
manifest great interest in the surround
ings which their exile has forced upon
them
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YACHTS .FALTER II.
ON AN IDLE SEA
Reliance and: Shamrock
III Find no Breezs
for a Race:

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-The third at
tempt TO sail. the: third and probably final
race of the International yacht races to-
day was a failure. There was. moi wind
enough to make it worth; while ito
seEd the: yachts. across the. line: Al small
fleet Of excursion: steamers. poorly patron
lied the race and then hopefesSly waited
at the Hook for. a breeze. a.: heavy pail
of haze and mist hung over the. sea-
which showed surface: like glass. An
absolute calm was varied at Intervals by
faint draughts Of wind from the southeast
and southwest: Tne Reliance and SHAM
rock III newer dropped their. tow LINES
but with ThSinsails, and CLUB tobsafls set,
TREY .cirGleg. about in ghostly fashion and
Through: the feet
At lO:4Q e'creck the conlmii1tse tug Nav
fgator signaled that the. start would be
postponed. until later in the: day. An ex-
cursion steamer pursued the Shamrock
III, her band playing. THE Wearing of
the Green" to relieve the monetony :of
the: long wait. c. Oliver Iselfn fInpatient-
by paced. the deck of the Reliance and
Designer. Fife was. the center Of a little
group of. men on the Shamrock III.
; There was no: sign Of either wind or of
lifting of the f6ggy haze when at 1890
the Navigator asked the assent of the
racing. skippers to a. postpoherient, and,
securing it, signaled that the race was
Oft AND that another. attempt to sail. it.
would be made Tomorrow
The. wind. at. Sandy Hook at mianigtit
was from the west. two miles; ain hour
The sky was partly cloudy, the atmos-.
phere haZy and: the sea SMOOTH.
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PRAISES. ARMY
0F..:.PHlLIPP|NES
General Irving Hale Adj
dresses Veterans in
Convention.

ST PAUL, Sept; 1.-The National So
ciety of the Army of the Philippines held
two hours' Session :ta-day and seieoted
St Louis as. 1.-The place fer the. next ant
nual reunion. :: In an address. OF some
length General Irving Hale defiysred a
glowing aulogy on the work. of the army
m the Philippines and then discussed
pending Legislation Of the cutivention'
=. General Hale scored a hit in hts adj
dress when he declared that the. .,NationaI
Society Of the Army; OF the, Philippines
was here to stay and: that:it must never
allow itself to- be absorbed. He said:
An important matter for our consider
alton is ;the: telation of this society: to-
the seyeraI other societies of the Spanish
American war. we naust cooperate with
them so far :&s. possible and mo doubt in
time: MANY OF them: will combine with
others But it must :.be understood that
we must :never merge this Society into: the
He took UP: the Question. of his own
succession in so DIRECT a, way that it is
pot likely he will be reelected. to the
presidency. He said that he. did not be
hsve In the btiuciple iof one; man holding
offtce too long: Letters from President
RooseyeH, General Miles: and. Admiral
Dewey we're read. :. -. !:
To-morTow::. will witness. the parade OF
the veterans; preceding which there will
be. brief session. In the evening. a pub
nc meeting Will be held at which General
HAZE VIII deliver an address.