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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET,
IA rELEGRArH Id rHr rR1RrNE-

lRf TELEGRAPH TO HE TRIBCNE.l
Fall River. Mass. Sept. 19-LocaI brokers report
that the sales il the print cloth market for the
week estimated at from 1000 to 10000 pieces
A quiet business has been the character OF the
week for all classes OF goods and general condi-
lions have continued practically without any varia-
ton from those OF week ago While the market
has been without any great activity. the tone has
continued very firm.
Regulars are quoted "A 3a3ls cents between 50 Oo
and - 90 pieces having been sold at that figure
ManUfaot urers udisposed to trade in regulars
60 any great extent at the existing quotations ow-
ing the fact that other narrow goods are selling
a trI1e better basis
There is strong feeling among many Of those
concerned here that cotton will sell much lower
before the end OF the year and as result the
mills generally are buying only enough for i'm
mediate The accumulation Of goods in the
local mills thus far is very light not sufficient to
have any material effect the cloth iitiOus
The curtailment movement. which has been car
RED the last few months practically comes to
an end this week. and beginning Monday with
possibly one or two exceptions. all the mills vii!
resume operations. With the number Of idle mills
reduced. the consumption Of cotton increases 80
bales "a week.
Seven hundred additional hands viii bc employed.
loro more pieces Of cloth produced and g o. more
be paid iu wages. The prices 2s-iurh g.
squares SS.c. 2S-inCh. 80 by 80. 3IsC. 1I-uch. a
squares 2,c &i--inch g. squares. i-c. ,s-inch- IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
PHILADELPHIA MET ROUGH WEATHER
Dr. Harper. One Of Her Passengers Silent
About Tolstoy Attack.

The American Line steamship Philadelphia. from
Southampton. mot some rough weather while
crossing. but not enough to prevent her from
reaching her pier early yesterday She ran into
a storm while of the French coast. and she caught
the tail end o. the hurricane Of last Wednesday
night. The vessel sustained no damage
Justice Leveutritt OF the Supreme Court. and
his family returned after tour OF Germany,
Switzerland. France, Belgium and England
Clement A Griscom. jr, The general manager Of
the American and Red star lines. arrived with his
wife and family. lie declared that he had been
away two months working hard. but refused TO
discuss TIE many rumors about the International
Mercantile Marine Company.
Another passenger was President William r
Harper. gt Chicago University. who returned with
his wife DR. Harper has been making tour Of
Turkey for archaeological investigation He de-
clarcd that The SultauS government had not made
any attempt TO interfere with his tour and that
his party had received every consideration al the
hands OF the Turkish officials and people. Asked
concerning Count T0lstoys recent attack him.
Ir. Harper said that D.. had absolutely reply
70 make 10 the count
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
SIX MONTHS FOR RICH BEGGAR.
Owns Farm and Tenement Property-All but
Five Days of Sentence Suspended.

Antonio Garafula. blind Italian who according
60 john D. Godfrey. agent 81 the Charity Organ
Izsfio0 Society OF Manhattan. owns a fine farm
and house al KOse1aud. Staten Island and tenc-
merit ho--e property iu Manhattan. was sentenced
fn six months iu The penitentiary FOR begging by
MAGISTRATE Naumer in the Myrtle-aEe court
Brooklyn, yesterday. All the sentence except five
Says was suspended by the magistrate but IL The
Italian i~ caught begging in Brooklyn again u
VII 20 harder with him. and Tor the third offence
Ea viii te called or o. serve the entire sentence.
firfro RubaDu who leads GaIaf0la about tor
w.irn De- is SEd % rec,iNe s. a day. treated
ir fHs same WaK ly tht magistrate.
The TIVE mon were arrested al Myrtle and G-s-
ham aNes Friday night Oh complaint ~ Mr. God
fIrr. who has been engaged since the tirst OF the
wear iu ridoiuE thc principal streets 81 Brooklyn
40 heggars They declared tEu- they were engaged
fr "a legitimate business ~ selling pencils iu the
"a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
GATES YACHT ROBBED.
Je7ceLs Worth OUer 100000 he
mOTed Just an Time.

Timothy Williams. who lived at No go West
Forty-flrst-st until he entered the service OF
Charles c. Gates. of John W. Gates the
banker. in May last is prisoner in the Ioinos'
charged with the robbery Of valuabies worth
about $500 from Mr.. Gates's yacht. the care
mont Mr.. Gdtes's town house is at NO oo'
Madison-ave but he has been spending MS time
with Mrs. Gates and friends on the yacht no"
anchored off West Eighty-sixth-st.. and about to
go out OF commission.
In two staterooms the quarter and upper
decks in concealed compartments. have been
kept jewels worth from 100000 TO S4Oo.oVo be-
longing to Mrs Gates. These were taken on
the boat however. on the afternoon OF Septem-
Der 10 and placed in a safe deposit vault On
the night of September l6 the staterooms were
broken into aud the vauables stolen. These IN
Guided a diamond studded watch belonging TO
MI Gate.'s brother-in-law. NJ. d. Edgar; several
diamond studs, a gold and diamond cigar lighter
and a pair OF automobile revolvers. The watch
particularly valued by Mr.. Edgar, as IL was
present from his mother.
Andrew Andrews. quartermaster of the yacht,
discovered the robbery late Thursday night and
told Mr. Gates who informed Inspector Nc
Clusky. Detective Sergeants Charlton ana
BOYLE made an examination of the rooms on
the boat on Friday, and discovered a number OF
spots of candle grease, as If candle had oeeh
used bv the thief to light his way. The eight
negroes on the boat were then examined, and. il
is alleged. candle grease was found on VIII
iams's coat He was arrested and held on Fiji
day in LOCO bail
Charles q. Gates Was in court yesterday
when the case was called. He held private
conference with Magistrate Mayo, and Williams
was then closeted with Mr.. Gates, who closely
questioned him Mr. Gates then told the mag
istrate that williams confessed and said the
Va iua bles were hidden in the bilge OF the boat
Further examination was postponed until to-
morrow williams Detective Charlton. MI
Gates and Detective Boyle went to the yacht
Mr. Gates told Magistrate Mayo that ne ne
Iie,-e, mat Williams had learned of the large
amount Of jewelry that had been kept on board,
and prohablv intended stealing all Of II.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
CALIPH IN HIS WINTER CAGE.
Hippopotamus Goes Willingly to Meet His
Mate Indoors.

Caliph, the Central Park hippopotamus, the father
O. the baby hippo" recently born to Miss Murphy.
was yesterday taken 20 winter quarters. Since the
baby has been born Miss Murphy. the mother, has
been confined in the winter quarters and Caiiph
has been in the large outdoor tank by himself
Il IS ordinarily the custom TO build a runway with
iron girIers the side when the ''hippos' are
changed from one place to another but billy"
snyder. the keeper, thought It unnecessary yester-
day. Instead he merely roped of a runway and
then calling Caliph started to walk to the indoor
quarters. Caliph. with many gTUnts, evidently Of
pleasure that he going TO Join his mate and
cut OF the cola, ambled along behind snyder and
went at once to his He rubbed with
Miss Murphy through the bars that separated them
and then plunged into his tank. The whole change
did not take longer than a minute and the
easiest ever attempted with the usually contrary
animals
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
TIE WORLDS RAILROADS.

0..oC orc BIAS estimated tlat t-e aggregate length
e. .t1 worries railroads was. iu $50. more THAI
hal. alllor u...-- Tha app0rtior-nent o. mile
e~s 10 the different continents as follows:
l....se. 5000. Asia. stSs. africa. 14Is1. North
America. 1855. soath America =. 65f; Australia.
l.6s8-Nortn America leading. The Two continents
ef the Western Hemisphere lt vii Pc noted. have
moro miles ot IairD.. than al the rest o. The
world t0-ethers North America alone more than
Europe alc ASIA together The editions a year
rl the world g railroad mileage were. during tire
slE wears between 1875 and 1901. g.1s 1875. 117t7
-s9-. 1855. y 55J lsss l0eS n 1850 1891
5r -sG--1s0' having been VIII De- seen. pbcnCU-
ffffI-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
CANADA 500 DESPERATE.
Prepares 10 Rccciuc 1000 Hungry
and Pennies Men.

SaUlt Ste Marie Mon.. Sept l9.-sh he shut
down OF The Cousoli lated Lake Superior Com
pany. throwing $500 mel out of employment.
has caused panic in The Cana1i4a 500. which
Is in a worse condition than ever in its history.
Many people are preparing to leave that city at
once. while merchants are Curtaing their
stocks and preparing in every way 10 get
through the winter with The least possible eN
peuse. The action 81 the police department in
swearing lu large number q deputies. in
Guiding al the conductors and motormcn OF the
street -afWay lines has stirred the auNieties
~ the people. A special train left there last
night up the AIgoma Central Railroad 10 bring
iu the sixteen hundred or more men employed
in the woods and mines They are expected
tonight and tomorrow. and not a man Of
them VIII have penny with which 20 buy food
coz lodging The company viii pay the men in
checks. which VIII DE good for nothing until
money has been raised and deposited. The
feeling ~ the people is tnat with so large
number az men turned loose in the city, hun
cry and with no money, the situation viii be
dangerous
A guard has been placed around the Office =
the payuaster Ct the Consolidated company
and the people are making desperate efforts 10
arrange for feeding and housing the men until
they can be taken out Of town. The company
has fitted ND The car harms IN such manner
thar the men may he housed there after
fashion while the company and the town are
making arrangements Co feed the men.
Philadelphia. sept. -s.-Wheu I. W Sanborn.
-ice-p-es.deut 81 the Consolidated Lake Superior
Company. Was asked to-day about the report that
Spever d. co. had forecl1sed the mortgage held by
tIem Cr Jle companE's property 20 secure loan
ur E51lul. he said thal ha had 20 knowledge 81 A
call uayiuE been made by speyer & Co. for payment
~ their l0an. foreclosure, he said. must he
preceded Dig fhe usual legal proceedings. and he
was not aware Of any steps OF the Kind
Counsel for the minority stockholders. who are
e-drat-r.re 10 learn the names 81 the underwent
ing syndicate of the 100000 loan. @ooo"p ~
which was negotiated hy the company said that
whether o- NOT the Speyer mortgage had been
f0rscloscE Do was almost certain that appllcatlon
for "a receiver Cor The company VIII Doe made rms
action Is cHrtemplated. according 10 roGnSe. 70
enforce rights at the stockholders against SUB
eeTIniuE syudiCatcs and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
AoUDAD's BROKEN LEG MENDED.
Billy" Snyder's Treatment, After Veteri-
narians Gave Up Case, Successful.

About three weeks ago the finest specimen Of
aoudad In Central Park known Horn, from his
pair Of horns. while jumping some OF the
rocks fell and fractured his right hind leg in two
places. Veterinarians who were called in expressed
the belief that the leg would never mend, the
aoudad. naturally lively. would get the bandages
Of before the bone had knit
BILLY Snyder. the keeper, disagreed with them
however. and. with the assistance OF another keep
er Nj. Holmes, the animals leg. Splints were
placed on either side and hot poured
the bandages. When this cooled, the bandage was
hard rock. The aoudad was placed in
stall by himself until Yesterday. when the keepers
with a cold chisel and hammer knocked of the
baudage. The animal jumped around as well as
ever. the bones having knit and left the leg in its
former condition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Friedman. Joseph. 10 Isaac " Romm and an
other. 4th-st Nos III and 1T3 West: prior
mortssEes s36 coo. instruments. q per cent.
Lehman, Albert and another 10 Manhattan Mort
gage Company. Washngton-avc. s s. 32s6 It
n Of 1s3d-et: 3 years. per cent
Rosenberg, Morris, ct al to IsidOre Jackson ana
another; 5Oth-s. No 242 to $40 East; demand,
per cent. =. -,
Swift Richard. and wife to Franz T kunziG !:
Morgan-sve $. lot ~. map villa sites Of
Green. owens & GelstOn. az ThrOg's Neck; =
years, per cent. ..-..-..-
Parnass. Samuel and another. to United states
Trust Company OF Neyv-Tork; 21st-st. Nos S3s
and $40 East interest and time due as per
Same to Max Lpmsn and another; came property:
prior mortgage. s35. 600; demand. per cent.
Bernhard Paul, to Robert Koch: Jackson-ave
PSI 4 OF f66th-st; prior mortgage $500;
years, y per cent.
Prior. Mary. to Edward L TTudeau. trustee.
Darke Lane. s. 1911 u c OF Boston ave :,
due July g. 1906 per cent. ................---
O'Neil John. to Annie Matthias; 1SSd-st. n 5. 20
II OF WebsteT-ave. prior mortgage, 5000; :
Goodman. Joseph, and another to George Ehret.
shave. " cor 47th-st; prior mortgage, 500
900: year, per cent
5. iTS q " Of Morris-avc l year > per cent o.
Blumenthal. Alfred. TO Augusta SecOr S4th-st
No 355 West; years. IA per cent-.-.-----.
Wohlwert, Rosa 10 Mary g Mention. Dist. No
so4, =. ieasehoid; years. per cent...-.-.--
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1e3d-s 81, No 80 East. 25xiOo II: Dorothea Baner
and another to Thomas Graham. mcfts@Se7'
man Place W s, 142.S q n Of ioSth-st iui4s
1I9TIr N = 24T.Sx 5O.Sx 2oX itovs
Cregorio di Lorenzo to Lucia Mbanot mort
$500; G ana
Jackson-ave No 1O+6. ;. 11Sxot OK ,j..
Robert Koch and another 20 Paul beihAal"''
7th-sf n : 24as n n OF Avenue {, 30 4NsI.o'
Nathan Feldman and another 70 iterhhrd H"s
enfield. mortgages. S23. coo; o and . - =.
Cath-st = AIS II Of ID ave, lo-oN''.f'
Moritz 3rockman Annie Brcckman ~
sOth-et No 362 West. 10 II KS 2xl9 lOXSdo cora
Martin to Charles Kass and another; mortgage
sTth-st No 355 West, lsxlo0s' Augusta SecoF 10
Alfred Rlumenthai: o anil -.
rsTst-st I75 n W OF MOrris-avei 25NllS.5s
Herman Seftz to William Fitzgerald. --.------
All title 20 several indefinite parcels conveyed 70
Isaac q johnson. recorded IN NeStcntsteI
County in 1865 and 1895 Eiias III johnson 81 al.
executors etc to Elias johnson ct ALL. No
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
BURGLARS FolLEO By The wArcHmAN

Rockville. Conn. sent -s-Tolr burglars
made attempt 10 blow open the safe in the
NoW-10Tk, New Haven and Hartford Railroad sta
uon here early to-day. and were driven away
after an exchange OF shots with the uight watch
man and citizens The burglars carried of SIG
which was secured from The cash drawer in the
Western Union Telegraph office. When the watch
man appeared Two OF The men, pointing rsyolvcr~
or1efed llin 10 hold up his hands. tie did So but
q moment later. when the burElars attention. va.
attracted by their companions leaving the office ha
ran arocn1 the corner 90 the building ana gave
alarm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
YoRkvLLE CORNER CHANGES HANDS.

John Pete~s has sold for Henry Diedei to Jacob
Weinstein Nos. 100 and l702 First-ave- at the
northeast corner Of First-ave. and Eighty-eightl-
ST.. and FOR Mr.. Diedel No 403 East Eighty-eighth-
81. lie has also sold the adjoining property. No
1904 First-ave-, for Mary A. Thorpe and No. 1905
First-aVe.. for Margaret &. Smith. making plot
75G feet. Mr. Weinstein. The premises
now occupied by and three story buildings
which viii be replaced by two modern six story
auartrnent houses with stores.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
STEAMER BURNED. THREE DEAD.
Loss of Star Line Steamer David Weston on
the St John River.

ST. John. y. E. Sept. 19.-The Star Line
steamship David Weston was burned to the
waters edge about twenty miles up the St John
River this afternoon. Three lives were lost A
waitress named Morrill,, deckhand named
Downey ana an English bov. who was a pas
senger. but whose name was unknown. jumped
overheard and were drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
DIR. WALTON SAYS 1T IS SPITE.

Dr. Alfred Walton. a-ainst whom Miss Carmen
Kendall threatened To bring suit FOR alleged breach
Of promise some time ago. says he is prepared 70
prove. y necessary. thar the whole thing is pure
spite. He declares that he RETAINED at first from
any statements until be Inquired q little into the
womau's hsory- The Kendall woman he SAYS. had
apartments IN his house until he ordered her out
Tor reported misconduct. lie declares Il did not
know that theTr was such person a- Carmen
Kendall IN existence until July -. Miss Kendall
never called upon "a, personally iu her lfe.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY

The following schedule in bankruptcy was filed
yesterday IN The clerks Once OF the United Sta ties
District Court.
JANE r CLYDE restaurant. liabilities, so 564. IS
az9eS0 The principal creditor Nnefsenth
Ward Isnk s5.Tz6 The restaurant. valued
=. S~lS. = he asset but sf!sct % ehsttsl mort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
STOCK EXCHANGE FIRM DissoLvss.

A. *. Chaplin. The only surviving member OF +. s.
Cnspin & Co. save notice 10 the Stock Exchange
yesterday that The arm would dissolve. lie VIII
associate with =. II. Thomas q CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

S2d-si No SIS We. I6slsS.9; Mary Mulry.
Mimi \ Blanchard. ...-....-..-.. 500
s. property. Mamie 4 blanchard 70 Pennsyl-
vanls- Sey-Gork and Long leland Railroad
t'yilla441 o a
lO.th-st, q 4th-sve. 19x74. Tnornas
Graham % Dorothea Bauer and another. mort
gage. Sd.0to. and -....... ..-.-..--
l3Sd-st No 52G West i7Xnsil la5dst, No 2O
Vest, 10 ski. II Frank q Smith 10 Charles +
Walter, mortgager. 300 and ...-..--..-
4th-st Nos III ana l1S West. n Al
! 2I n 26I n " Tx n . n 81 Ok "
. 30. Isaac another o Joseph
Friedman: and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
s5d--f s5s n o gd-svs. Is,ai. Fr-ferick
AeyeT ~ Kate kSssTsi useZssAGrA 1850 ~ rouasu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
INTERESTING BROOKLYN SALE.

stephen + I'M has sold for Potts & Partridge
al about 10000 a tract of about lightweight
lots In St Marks. Ralph and Hopkiuson aves. ana
Prospect Place. Brooklyn, to Christian Blnn and
Thomas J. Hayden. who viii erect two family
houses The sellers acquired the property in trade
several months ago. FOR Riverside Drive apart
rn.ut house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
IA RAILROAD.


STATIONS foot OF WEST TwENrY-THIRD STREET
AND DEsBROssES AND CORTL-ANDT STREET,
81 The leaving time from Desbrosses an"
CortIandt streets Is Ave minutes later man
that given below for Twenty-tbird street
Station. except where otherwise noted
s1J 4. Vi. FAST MlAII.-Parlor. sleepins ana DininS
eS5 a NJ ST t0ris 14ii.D slosDiEs
sm0Sins and Observation cars Cincinnati lH''@'~'0
1925 a. VI. PENNSYLVANIA LIMITED rIgilmsn
aent Cars Tor chicago cleveland. Toledo. and De-
1sS p W CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS 81 EY SIP5isS.1
EoF Ioledo. Nashville tvia Cincinnati ana
100 T. VI cIiIchGo IL MITE s8sPT i9s
smoklng and Observation cars For chicago A'-10
Dds Pm. ST LOUIS ExPRE5s.For PittsoHTEi ,n nm
car For Gem Vs VIA shsr andoah Valley
5.s5 y. VI. WESTERN ExpREss.--For Chicago FOR
-.55 p. VI Pacific f.xPRfssNTor Pii,s9ury ,i nna
B9uts Connects :or Cleveland except sasg5daTi E
PREsS-For PitjsSurg ClevsIahd. Cincinnati. I"dian
apolis. and St. Louis
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
10 SO - Timing Car. 1910 CDesbrosses Sna Car
NJ IL SIS G s 10 SI (es i
Isndt Streets eO1 ls25 Consresslonal LIMITS 5 or
in Gat and PinnS 1 JS' ;r; M i0 nsn
sunday. 25 Is Dining Can. loss binas r AZ
led al Parior and Dining cars, as nlRs S+
Streets 5I5 dining carr 925 l2io night +. 10
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-Ezpress. 925 a m ard
sEABoARD Air LINE RA1LwAY.-EzVress. 12'5
N6RFoLK AD W Rss4 sRa RAwAY-For Msrnphi'
cf fls Hs1Is4H AND So or6 Ra&siILwAY-7
FOX Old 1fy p6 5fS So&FoRf Ixp noRFoIK1s
a: m. week DAYS and $50 p m daily 49, ,os -4,v,
ATLANTIC CITY.-9.55 m. and ? 81 p m NeeS -
Sgndsys 80 m through ves,igGisl On 5r 1sx days
Faror Smoking PaTior Cars. DINING AL a'4
STANDARD Coaches Sundays
For points New York ana Long Branch Railroad D }
West Twentythird Street station. $50 a M = ~
? % y 40 49,. and 655 p. week days, sun
lardt Streets 900 m. 30 34O. 40, . 10
and 100 M. weekdays Sundays. pa a. M '-'V
m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
sos, 72J $50 755 Dining carr. % $50. . . DIN
ing carr 9J5, St Louis Limtedl 1910 tDes9r SIS
and tortandJ Streets 10 2C' DINING carr 70 = tTenA
Limited. l05I Dining Carr. llH5 a. m lZ0l 'L'ihs
carr. ldj tDi1iuS carr ? 10 desbros's am tortiaii-
Streets. = 20 255 - Dining Can. &j5. 80. 40
for Germantown JET only. . 80 Dining 'arl 6aJ
755 SO $50. - D. m. 2 10 night veeL-iays sun
a55 Cst Louis Limited. 955 1o25 ,Penna- LlrniJstl
dining cs-i = coiriae Gsr, 555, > tDiatt2s
ouly1. 4J5 Dining carr. 3 % Dining carr. I55. 50
$50. = .. m, - 10 might
Ticket Offices Nos 4s1, 1861. tt2 an 2Gl Broadyay
corner Goth ST. I Aston House West Twenty
street station. and stations foot Of, I'esorosses ta
Cortanit Streets Court Street 500 Fulton street aSj
Broadway. and Irnnsyly anita Annex station, brooEyn
Station Jersey CITY. The YORK Transfer Com
qa1y win call and check baggage from hotels and
residences through destination
Railroad Cab Service.
" W ATTERBCRY 7. R WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Traffic Manager
GEO ". BOYD.
General Fassenge- Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
JUDGMENTS.

The following Judgments Tor sums over 500 were
Eled yesterday. the frs, name being that Of the
debtor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

143d-st $. 500 n Of shave Tor three story
A Stevens architect. $3.50
Isivington st. No 30. for a story brick
workshops and stores, "a iNT6, Eothstein q
tot. -. - -. $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

'DaIiy. tDaily. except sunday. sSuntay only
Offices Liberty Ferry. south Ferry H'lss.
49, col. f34. 1900 1885, Broadway -ta Av 3 Cuc1
square West. 1853 East i25th I-.-r ~r -
Columbus Ave New York court So. Jtt 81" sutton
81. Brooklyn. 500 Broadway, william Neu f'-S
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage itnston
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
BALTIMORE & CHIC RAILROAD

a
Chicago. Etttsburg 'l2-lU sf2l5
NhtCaEO. COluua bus sJpu- Ehsi.
ftttsburE. Gleve Hand 335pu- itrHu. LIZ.
"PtttSburg IimItrd's I.pm- -U.grs Burt
Cincinnati. 81. Louis. O. Wee
CINCINNATI. IT. Louis. 10. 2lalu. sf0 1'auL uls
cincinnati. st LOuf-. larru. tusr-r bl..-s
Norfolk ............- TI2 S1p-I 2 u.am. lne-
~Lfiy- rbdils Su0Ha.. s-sl-..Iy only
orlcr-- 100 -Gi. i3uD b. s t-'.-
= Irfou lIuare W.. yat Grand Sc " EH ...ln -
Is~znk lvr. s-u-r Ferry ana ra n sH.-s-e -11cksi
rom lotsI residence Destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-20
Brooklyn Property for Sale.
To Let for Business Purposes.

OFFICES, STUDIOS. corner building adjacent Grand
~ Central station, north HSh-; elevator all improve
22I Naile.u-a