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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
REAL ESTATE.
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.
Leroy Rickerson.
Comptroller.

Lowenfeld Prayer have sold TO Nathan Kirsh
the I've story tenement house. plot 24sx10o a;
No lSs Thompson-st.. and TO Max T. GRADER. old
tenement houses on plot 4ox1eo. at Nos q and =
Thomp son-st
Frederick ziitel has sold FOR Mrs Lucy A. Led
With. the four story brownstone front dwelling
house 2xsax ext x1oo. ar No . West seventy-sec-
oud-st
Max Geanis has sold fog Dr.. Louis waIther No.
81 East rwelfthst. four story stable on lot a
Samuel Pollak and Louis Ornsnsky have sold
Nos. d ana q MaCisou-st. q six story tenement
house on plot 50x100 between Catharine and Mar
ket-sts.. for about $4,000.
Charles Rubinger Co have sold for Wen &
with stores. o lot 25Ns76.
W D Morgan & Co. have sold for Josephine I.
l1CrTin 70 James Shanny. No. as West One-hun-
-sey entb-st. three story dwelling
John Miller has sold for Mary l. Shear No 1Oia
lLeRington-aFe, three story dwelling house. on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
REcoRnEn MORTGAGES.

r.bt.- Frederick A @ Esuitad.e LIE Assurances
ssss,s s'o sear per -. 500
rrr'ef PAU 70 Her-sr Realty CO s-i1- 81 10
- East. prior mortgage. $1,000. de June i.
Foser-hsf Charles " 70 Equitable Lafs Assurance
eo-tstV. lsas-st ?. go q " q atn-arei due
January !. 1885, "a FER cent , -. IL"
SlVerrnsn. Arthur ? % Charles t1lSe1Ln.l'
l'2s.5' ,s- 500 90 II o - $50
Jzrp1ie william e Aaron ~ Jarpoe enc an
che IEoe-st p 27s 2 " q Anlste7oarn-aFe, 90. =.
Gus Nay j. 1904, per cent ~-v
% sns 2l- East. prlor faorgage- S-aooo- Two -.
- .--s-5-,snfs 8 rer cent .......- each &C
SAINT r. Isaac SOM sane property also sstn-sl'
n - East. demand per rent ~
Csshav (sertrl.e A Charles BrCNnc.d ltth-st
- East mortgage. 5000 cue Aprii = l'Sf q, ~
srrerrsn. Arthur r % Chsrles Hoseathal.
49, . 80 q OF 7th-Ev.s cue August
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
Howard street


OF the lien satisfy
the described ovopery Is 70 be sold
eutthree Thousand hundred 50-0O
dollars with interest thereon from the 10Th % Marc
1896. together with and allowances amounting 70
hundred sixtyune and 5TiCO dollars interest
from april % 1908 together with the expenses o. tas
sale The sppro OF taxes.
other liens which be allowed the purchaser
out OF the purchase paid BY the Referee IS
ninettour and s4co tolars and interest
Dated: New York. August %. 1909.
THOMAS GILLERAN. Referee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

's srs,. i9o f os:sa5 'T f.: s1'2 s2. ga
ssalhssR6. aaa another to Anna Gola,tsin noTtssss
$500 % G and .--------.-... 100
20 v 28x Ok ssx 5 = sarah 4ishs!son
- Jacob TrauHl and another: mortgage. $4,000 -
Hart . JOAa yvyzne. za--gsss $1,000 Nominal
Dser.ss 20 5sHes EvsraSd ., s. coo
Company to Pau shaiet, mortgages. $4,000 -
7bon5so6-st Nos q and p " 3 ssIlzlooz4oz
9Tsber. zaorsesgs $1,000 =. Nominal
sass hui to IysT 65s 'a' raost cages
sfosaTsy. vs.. 1882 Il Z, n from I55ta-st
: . bssinnine and For 1ysshngton-sve -
-xS-x e s24s 10 beginning. Jonas "
Lseeg - FTedeTieS a L-s s 2ne-half part al
B-osausy- = s. SOD Il 2 from 5 I55th-st
mig Fors Wssaing5oz- y : zoo = : from
sNI ana : So 70 - bss.nHlnr ana Boaiezsrs
Iafayette. 5. s.6sse Il from l55th-st
L.ssev 90 jonas Y Leheg. : and :. one-Aalt
s.'5-st 10 Ia 10 is East; - 2xlo2 ?. charles
sosg15srg % Henry B-gaa1. mortgages
5s-E-sf g. $50 3, q sSsrs eaxloos Nathan -.
5s sa-z . =5s = s. -n 100 1853
70 N4n.c,6al Resltr oorparat-an. mortgage
- 800 -.--,. ,---t-.-sf Pe,-r. c--p5rst.oa 10
NE F.sz5 HAD. rar,s,ss $500 Norins,
1oas,ru5,ioa Company anne T'oth ra0Tissss -,
500 : { snl- a. o % :, ~ rs-t,-s-.- .. -
i55 fas. 1as H; an: S 81 = Naiss5
Is-cy--t Noe 3 and :. s.ezso. I-tag Jut.s
20 Abraham L4eacnthnl; mortgage. S2Soo; c -,
c..afa1-s,. Nas lo5 AID lo7. soxlea; Rashsi
1a55-rzses $3.50 lo1.o 900
B-aas5as-s' ,; 20 Na;asS Ha1for- aartr3ss.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

Jesse ". Powers. plaintiff. against Walter A White.
and others Defendants In pursuance Of judgment OF
foreclosure and duly made and the above
entitled action bearing the I4th DAY of August
1903 undersigned the referee IN said Judgment
Estate Sales Rom No 16l Broadvay IN the Borough
% Manhattan. New York City. the Sth OF sep
eEber 1903 a. Il clock noon 81 that day By Phiiip
4 Snyth. auctOneer. The premises directed BY said
Judgment BE sod and therein described f9uoWs
All certain lot piece parcel q land WITH tie
building AMI nprov.ents thereon erected situate lying
being II City % New York. and bounded and
described follows BesnninE a. point on the north
Hundred and T~sntyfourth Street. dis
hundred thirty 2so feet westerly from
westerly Fourth said Fourth Avenue
exists. running thence uorrheriy parallel with
Fourth Avenue. ard fer a portion OF the distance
through OF party wall. hundred 300
eleven ll inches. the lie block
between One Hundred and Tve1tyfourth and One Hun
dred Twenty-Afth Streets: thence westerly along
line parallel with One Hundred and
Tery-fourth Street seventeen 40 feet. thence
erly again parallel with Fourth Avenue AMI partly
through Of snosne- Sarty wall hundred
900 FEET eleven Oh inches uortherly side q
Hundred Tweuy-foErIh Street. and thence
rly along the ;o-theriy
feet. the point place % beginning
Date1. New YORK. august j.. l-5 -
ADRIAN n. LARElS. Referee
HATCH. EEENER CLUE. Attorneys for Pla-1ti1.
100 Broadway. Manhattan New Tork City. -,
The following diagram CT the properly q be 500
rs street number being 50 Ezs IAN Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05

- 1q0s & -er % 40
FlE-lrge Emma - the Title Guarantee and
Trust GO. I9Sth-st. go q " Of Pond Place -
due August -. 1904. : per cent -.VS
Ferrl,,st- Jennie % Harlem SAVINGS Bank. Hon
uan-st. Nos > 4C5 AID 2.4os. two mortgage. 80.
Esnshsl Otto. and wife Harlem Savings Bans
I62d-sr z -. nap North Ne-rose. ! year. o..
2 cent "
sa-d.or5 Isalel O. ard another 70 ire Nev-l OK
FEMALE Auxiliary Bible Society l55t1-st. 2 2.
- = ~Ytilis-ave prio- r7ortgags. SSse" -
doe February Il 1905 = per cert-------- -
American Mineral Water Machine COMPANY 81
Guardian Trust Company. 4Sd-st. p >. leo y
2d-sve, prior Iortgage $4,000. . Ne1rs 9. -
Head william y 70 the ssauen's Bank tor saw
rigs: 2fth-st. - 8 Il CT 6th-svei 81. -,
BiEhsm Henry J. % Equitable Lie Ass-rshcc
soe.iy 49, +'1 -tl os 80 ~ 70 Is 1. SIS 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

B. James I. Wells: Bailey-ave.. vest side Aoa 20
feet south Z Boston Road. 226sx5l 6x23lxZ5xlas 3
feet; F, N. Denton agt ". 4 Tariaa ct al Will
lam LanF1oD, attorney. 2 J. Tfnsdale referee;
amount cue 300 o.. taxes. etc, A.o26 50. 10 the
nlairriff fnr SO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
Sale Of Additional Troy IN. ~
Water Works Bonds.
Comptrollers once. Troy. y. =.

ComPtrolleTs once. Troy, y. u.
The undersigned viii receive sealed bids. st
this Office. until noon Of the 18th day OF Sep
TENDER, 1903 FOR registered bonds OF the City
Of Troy. bearing date September LIST, 1908,
and amounting IN The aggregate 70 the sum OF
lars tS355.e00b. payable Is follows:
Twenty thousand dollars in each OF the
years 1917. 1915. 1919, 1921, 49,.
1923, 1924. 1928. 1926, 1927. 1925,
and fifteen Thousand dollars IN the year 1920.
They are known Additional Water Works
Bonds Of the City OF Troy" and are issued
under the provisions OF Chapter $40 Of the Laws
Of 1894 and Chapter $40 Of the Laws Of 1900
and the Laws amen6atoTy thereof and supple
mental thereto. and in pursuance Of an ordi-
nance Of the Common Council Of the City OF
Troy adopted Oh the 10Th day Of August, 1903.
and approved by the Mayor OF said City. on the
2lst day Of August. 1903
The bonds viii be in denominations Of one
thousand dollars each and VIII bear interest at
the rate Of four per centum per annum. pay
able serni-annuallv from and after the date Of
issue. The principal and interest will be pay
able il New York CITY All bids and proposals
shall be accompanied with q certified check
payable 10 the order OF the City Of Troy for not
less than one per Centum Of the par value OF
said bonds as guarantee that the bidder will
take the bonds IL they are awarded TO him, and
such sums for which said checks are given shall
be treated bouidated damages and shall be-
long TO the City Of Troy. IN case OF the failure.
refusal or neglect OF the bidder or bidders 20
take such bonds within ten days after notice 10
him or them by the Comptroller Of said City
that he or they have been awarded such bonds
az such sale. The checks Of unsuccessful bid
ders viii be returned Immediately after the
award is made Of said bonds. Notice OF the
award viii be given TO the successful bidder as
soon as made.
Leroy Rickerson.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05

The approximate amount .: ne len o. eaargs %
satisfy p-ticn described property = 70
sos il 30 0a7 A. with thereon from AuEgz u
1909 tozsths- with and allowance amounting 70
Ss25 IS foxpthsr Wiz the expenses Of sac
said premises VII be sold subject % two pr;or mort
rsres IS 90 and the other for 5000 With N
thereon 81 PET an1ar f-cm June Is. isa-
ADRIAN 4 L-ARKIS. Recsre&
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
Is PURSUANCE OF An ORDER OF HON.

ArreF o. -horas = Surrogate ~ the County q New
es notice al persona having claims
1870 Charles EnFehafd. q ne County a View
lecessti present tire sane with vouchers therecf
- tlnscriher. his place q ransactng business az
plice sackett & Lang No g. Nassau Street. Bnr-
~ Manhattan In CITY q New YORK. on or before
80 cay - September next
Da-ec New York. the 6fh dsy % Esrch- 1903
LEWIS HOPPER. E1ecEtor.
A'sEII Lang Astorne~s for Evecutor. - Ssssaz
~ boro1Fn ~ sErhsttnn. y. J cry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

lsath-st 8 100 II e q Lsaax-ave for two six
~ ,nI1s o--1.I = ? yvsihsr srcE.tect 500 %,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

anfborw-sVe e e : 90 iSist-st three three
,to-v dwelling houses. 2ox52; Mount HOPE
Fsufi1.-r Company. q premises Charles
49, Ne zoo Trenon.-sve a-eaitect........ $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
CUsHMAN. EPHRA1N HoLBRooK. ~

r--sua-1e q ar order q. Hon Frank T Fitzreraid
t--ccre 70 --e County New YORK notice IL hereby
So 81 persons having claims Ephrairn Ho-
L-lf l-s1r.a.. la-c 2 TIRE county q New York &c
e ro present he WIKI vouchers thereof. the
tr1tlt st tuer place a. tra-sac-lrg business the
se ~ E-nIar- ~. Nassau Street
~ 'l e. New Tork before TIE 18Th cay n sep
sr- 1fr
Eev I--k he l2-h esv q March. 1908.
A'..Il ~ CLSEeEAN HOWARD fr-sI4rs< LANES
- .lSlEEAN Executors
II IafD 4. FRESHMAN. Attorney Tor Erecut- rs 40
Nassau stree. Ncv York cry
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
7URsUANCE or Az ORDER OF HON

= A1rer G Th-raas surrossts q the County Ct Nsv
lch r7e is hereby given &c al persons having claims
aez'rrt Kate p klsssL KAYE Fowler OF Kate P
E-7e- U KATE Towel Kate 3 lowell or Kate
lcFe late q TIE County q Nev York deceased pre-
ser te flre 9i-h vouchers thereof subscriber
E prs g - q. tra1sactrg business Room IS. Fifth
li.lr -. - B-oa1vay. n he CIV ~ Neu York on
80 a.t..t tae -wec-s-sec0nc dsy % December next
Dared Acr York the ls-h dav June sos
.--- WILLIAM II Russell AdmlniEcrator.
BILLIE. MILLER a. STORM Arr0rrevs Tor Admins
f-cf-- 80 Brosdvsy New York CIV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
SuTogateS Notices.

Is PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
rank 2 F-zgera6 Surrogate n the County Il
Nep YORK notice Is hereby gwen o. al pe-sors having
CLAIMS aealst Annie Cole Morgan late q The County 2
Sew lo- deceased. ~ present with vouchers
fereot p ne euascTlrer his % transsctuE
h1siness az ire -5-e % Eysr-s -racv a Sherman. his
aftorretE. NJ. = Val Street CITY q New Nc-k
On ~ before ne eighteenth day ot February
nstsd New YORK re -hr6 cav a August 1903
MATHEW MORGAN. Executor.
r ARTS TRACY & sHEFNaN Arr6~zeys so- E1soutor
No = Val Street. New YORK X r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

One Of those new lovely model houses.
BrIIT BY EASTERN PARKWAY COMPANY,
I.3S0 Onion St. near Brooklyn Ave,
2qxr90. carefully restricted heat and Rot
water supplied from heating plant cooking
mo iabor and oirt). alley II
rear for deliveries baths. hardwoo1 trim
and hoors- parlor foyer hall dining room, gutter :
panrv kitchen and storeroom nrst HooT, Sleeping
rooms hath and back stairs second door bedrooms
han and sto-eroom floor laundry and bath IN base
rre-r heautifuv decorated Buccini. hand painted
th-o-fEhot.-- quickly,
FRED VI. SMITH.
.'Tenpie Bar. So Court-st Telephone Sp4S Main
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
City Hotels.
foreclosure Sales.
NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
ersi1.. Ioh7 n ruckisv and others. defendants. In
p1rsuanes Of Judgment Of foreclosure ana sac GUY
made and entered in TIE a12ys s7I.Isa 1St Sssr
ing date August Is 1908 the undersigned the referee
in said Judgment named will sell az public auction al
in the Borough az Manhattan City Of New York on e
18th day Of September 1909, az II clock noon en- ta
day BY Joseph P Day suetionser the pIsHiss
follows All certain lot piece OF pasSsI q .ao1
situate lying and being n ne Boroggh OF Mama an
lows beginning point formed by the intersection
OF the essterIy Elm wideled with
northery along the eastsrly side OF Elm street one
hundred twelve feet four and three-qusr1er tnces
more or less running thence eastery and along tne
parallel or nearly with Howard street. twenty
seven feet ten and threeeighth inches less %
eastery lire or land conveyed . the party OF ne
sixth and recorded IN the once Of the Register %
the city and County Of New York in Lber 45 Section
ming southerly along the side Of said land and
parallel nearly with Elm hundred and
side OF Howard street westerly along
the no-therly side Howard thryone feet tive
and threequartsr inches more lsss 20 the point or
Being the premise. now known BY tire street Number
Eight Howard street. which premises comprise The
Cd Number Ten Howard left after tie
widening Elm street also premises Originally
known BY the street Number Eight Howard It
being the intention % describe al the land which vas
June second isa and recorded in said Rszs-ers
Dated Kew York August % 1908
THOMAS GILLERAN. Referee
WILLIAM r BRONX. Attorney for Plaintiff. so Bread
street
The following is diagram OF the property be ,oEt
as described above. ths street number being No 8
Howard street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05

- ar order ~ Frank 7 FItzEerald Surrogate q
- County ~ New YORK notice s hereby given all per
ta having claims against SAMUEL Thomas. q
-f y NeV YORK deceased. 20 present the with
-oert f1ere0f she subscriber a. their place q
,sselsaonE bus THE ofice 4 Pelham. KILLER A.
Sf Nc 50 B-.a6uay. Borough q Nanhattan. City q
lork before The nfreenfh dav o. October. 1903
-isfed New YORK cay n AprlL 1903.
- EEecutrtoes EDwAl2D r. THOMAS. GEORGE
-. lAgCH MILLER. Executors
FtCkH HAN NIIIER EISG. ATTORNEYS sor Ann Az
sssta Thornss Tsu-sr1 y Thomas George Maccuoch
----o1"Ss N'I~-e- - '----- ~ "a 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
DiUidend Notices.

AMERICAN EEE- SUGAR CoMPANE
Preferred STOCK Dividend NO i.
go % Nassau Street
New York. September md 1908
& BEGUL LAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND (NO.
~ q. ONE AND OSE-HALF PER CENT. on the
PREFERRED STOCK ~ this Company has been declared
psyate on o-cter lst 1-5 stockhoiders u Record
TIE close NJ business September lQt 1878
Clea1es al De- mailed i. Z. TUCKER
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
School Agencies.

!. MEXICAN AND EOREIGS TEACHERS AcEsNc1
a sInullss Professors Teachers. Tutors GovNreeDsA
e. 10 Colleges. Schools and Families Apply 70
Mrs 81. !. YOCNS-FJLTOS. 3 Jrioa square
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05

:. g az or1e- e Hon Amer r. Thomas q Surrogate
- - llln'y = Ne1 lcr6 notice b hereby given %
=. Pe-tlrf having claims rst Ellen 81 Nerrau.
efe y the County Nrw YORK. deceased 20 present
- zane with r--e.s f1ere1f O. the sltsc-arc ass
-. - rensa-tne business. az The oale O. Charles r.
-t--E 10 "a Pine street cry uf Nv YORK Der
.gt q Mauhattsn. before tas J1lr-leth cay o.
Astec. NeU york jane go 1913
60 WALTER - MERRIAM A51-.s-rata-.
1--.lAEs p LATINO ATTORNEY Eos
~ So - - q - = ----------
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-09-05
CHARLOTTE O. MILLER ~ PURsU-

a1ce cf order n Frank Fftzrersls .
rlrroFs-e q COUNTY o YORK notice hereby
81 ~ a. persons having against Charlotte O.
---er lste 2 the County = New Ncrk. deceased.
tt ne same with lscEeof TIE slbs-rfhe-
- le- Iace - business oH1ce q her
-9-lf3 Edward p Brown. ESQ, No J. Wan street.
iltllEn ~ Manhattan. - Nev York. hef1rs
~ f1eEry-frst 6ay q seuusrshs4 neat
NARY a BrRG 0TNE Erecutrfx.
tet Nen York ruelfth dav Il March. 1903
-LN ARD = ERCNN. Attorney Tor ENecurrlN. IS Val
- --fa
Evening journal., 1903-07-28
THREE WORKMEN KILLED
BY ammonia FUMES
Six Others Injured by Explo-
sion in a New York Ice
Plant

New York. July 2S.-Three men are
dead and six injured, one perhaps ia
tally, as the direct result of the blow
ing out Of a cylinder head of an engine
attached to an ammonia pump in the
Jacob Rupert Brewing Company's ice
plant, on Alexander avenue.
One hundred and fifty men were at
work at one time, and as soon as the
engine stopped working the ammonia
flowed from the pump, the fumes
spreading 20 all parts Of the building.
David j. Goss, policeman, was over
come by the fumes while rescuing un-
conscious employees from the building,
and his injuries may prove fatal.
Three engines on the ground floor OF
the four-story building are attached to
ammonia pumps, the two smaller ones
being used at night The explosion,
which made little noise, occurred short
ly after the larger one was started.
As soon as the engine stopped the
ammonia in the immense pump spurted
all over the engine room, enveloping
and suffocating the three men. Upstairs
the smell of the fumes carried warn
ms and the employees rushed to the
ROOF. the narrow stairway delaying the
few who were overcome. The assistant
engineer. Charles Katz. was on a plat
form over the engine which exploded,
and jumped into pool filled with oil
underneath the engine, where he re-
NAMED more than three hours He
was unconscious, and had been burned
ON he face
Evening journal., 1903-07-28
PRIEST TO LIE IN STATE
Body Of Father Monaghan Win be
Placed in St. Pau's Church
Tonight.

The funeral Of the Rev. James b.
Monaghan viii take place tomorrow.
The dead PRIESTS body viii be removed
from his late home. Fourth and Madi-
SON streets, Tonight at o'clock
Delegations representing the Holy
Name Society, the ST. Aloysius Sodality
and the Il. =. J.. A., of which he was a
member win accompany the body to
the church Arriving at the church,
the body will be placed IN a position in
front OF the main altar, and will lie IN
state there until the services at 9 o'clock
ON Wednesday morning and all who
wish viii have am opportunity to view
the body.
A guard of honor. composed OF mem-
hors OF the st. Aloysius Sodality and
the B. =. L. A., viii keep silent vigil
over the remains. THE divine office for
the dead viii be chanted. commencing
az a. M. followed by solemn requiem
mass at 10 o'clock. The sermon win be
preached by the Rev. John J. Tierney
ID. d.. of Mt ST. Mary's College EN-
lmittsburg. ND. former instructor OF
Father Monaghan.
After the services the funeral will
move TO the new Cathedral Cemetery
The body will find its last resting
place I'm a very beautiful SPOT in the
cemetery, on a corner of the circle, de-
voted exclusively TO priests.
Evening journal., 1903-07-28
GIBBONS Gets
WARM WELCOME
CONTINUED from First Page)

on the second floor, near the Sistine
chapel, in order to avoid the stairs. A
similar request for q similar reason
was mado by Cardinal Mocennl bishop
of Sabina. Both requests were granted.
Several OF the cardinals proposed, in
Wow of the extreme heat, to celebrate
mass during the conclave in the Pau
line chapel early enough every morn
ing to complete the morning balloting
in the sistine chapel by II o'clock.
This proposition was agreed to. The
cardinals may, however, if they desire,
celebrate MACS in their own cells, for
which purpose small portable wood al
tars have been constructed
A newspaper man was permitted to
visit tho cell which Cardinal Gibbons
will occupy during the conclave. When
the lots fer apartments we're drawn
the American cardinal drew number 3,
the modest apartment of Commenda-
tore ruccinelli. the master of the house.
II Is a few steps from the ground floor
on the left of the noble staircase enter
ing from tho court of San DamasO. The
bedroom of the cardinal is decorated
with paper Of an ordinary yellowish
gray and it contains a small black
iron bed 4 marble top dressing table,
q small writing desk, an armchair, an
iron clothes stand little, high nova
BILE mirror framed in iron and wood,
and q prize dieu at the side of the bed.
over the bed hangs a picture of a ma
donna. Adjoining this Is the room of
the conclavist, which IS smaller. with
about the same furniture, except that
the chairs are more simple with cane
bottoms, and with 4 mirror and clothes
pegs attached to the walls a smaller
room, with a camp bed. is for the use
of the servant. The fourth room will
be Of little use, as il Is without a Win
dow. The apartment is lighted with
electricity. Il will probably be very
warm, aa st has full southern expo
sure. The bedroom of the cardinal
measures only IA feet by IL.
Cardinal Gibacng has appointed
Father p. c. Gavan as his conclavist
beside whom he viii take only one SER
want into the conclave.
A discussion has arisen as to whether
the onthronement of the new pop;
should occur Immediately after his
election or should be postponed un
dl autumn, when more people vii
be in Rome. The objection to the post
ponement is that the pope does no
enter on all his functions until he il
crowned, and this would. therefore
mean a partial continuance of the in
terregnum government.
Evening journal., 1903-07-28
NEWS OF THE STATE
AND PENINSULA
LIGHTHOUSE SOLD CHEAP
Grounds, House and Barn Brought
Only $3.50.

Dover, July 2S.-A government light
house reservation, including an acre
OF ground. a lighthouse worth $4,000
and a barn worth $500 was sold at
public auction yesterday afternoon in
front OF the Dover Federal Building.
Walter $. Hendrickson of Little Greek,
near the Mahon's Light as the property
was known, was the highest bidder and
purchased the whole thing for $3.50.
The government, having been obliged
to change the location OF the light. be-
cause of the changing shoal conditions
In Delaware Bay. was either compelled
TO maintain the property at a heavy
cost, or 20 sell IL regardless of price
and get it off its books. Nathan j
Conover represented the government at
the sale, he having appeared for Col
onel w. A. Jones, who ordered the
sale.
Evening journal., 1903-07-28
Funeral 81 zadoe l. sutlsr.
Special 10 the Evening Journal.

Special to the Evening Journal.
Dover. July 2S.-The funeral of Ia
doc l.. Butler, who died on Saturday
was held yesterday afternoon. and was
very largely attended. lnterment was
made at Silver Lake Cemetery. The
deceased was one OF Dovers Oldest
residents. and up Till two years ago
when he suffered n severe stroke OF
paralysis which robbed him Of mis-
speech, he was quite a factor IN tn,
Democratic politics of this hundred
He held many minor offices. and fol
many years was one OF the bailifs OF
the Kent county courts. He leaves 6
widow and several children.