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Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-08-28

All holders Of Tie Certificates Of Stock
in the Highland Investment Company,
are requested to send to the undersigned
or to the Highland County bank, the
certificates held by each, so that the
affairs Of the Company may be wound up.
Each stakeholder viii receive about 90
per cent of the face value Of the stock
held BY them.
Rockbridge News; Bath Enterprise, and
South branch Review, publish two
weeks, and send bill to this Office.
Charles T Jones, President.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-08-28
The Death Penalty

A little thing sometimes results in
death. Thus o mere scratch, insigniii.
cant cut or puny hollis have paid death
penalty. 1t is wise to have Bucklcn :
Arnica Salve ever handy. It's the best
salve on earth and will prevent fatality,
when Turns, sores, ulcers and piles
threaten. Only 25c at x II Trimble' s
drug store.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-08-28
TEACH RS WANTED.

We need at once few more teachers
beth experienced and inexperienced
We have more calls this year than ever
before Schools and colleges supplied
with teachers free Of cost Address with
stamp, American Teachers AsSOcia-
ton, IL Graham, BIZ d. Mgr. Mem
phis, Tenn,
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-08-28

A; the request of many friends and
voters Of the district composed Of Rock
bridge, Bath, Highland counties and city
of Buena Vista, l announce myself as a
candidate for the House of Delegates.
SAMUEL w STERRETT.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-08-28
a. LEE Winner.

4. LEE " IMER,
MATCHMAKER and JEWEL
Crab5ottom. Va.
Work done at reasonable prices
and guaranteed. Have appointed
the following agents:
II. NJ. Slaven, Monterey, Va; y. II
Curry, Green Sank, y. Va. 4. y. MAJ
lin; Franklin, " Va.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-08-28
VIRGINIA

VIRGINIA:
In vacation-I,. the clerks office Of
the Circnit Court of Highland county,
August 10th, 1903
Louisa c. PUllin anl J Ed Arbogast
Admir- c. t. a. of Frederick Bird, decd.
plaintiffs.
against In Chancery
Mary Gillespie and others, Defendants.
The object Of this suit is to settle the
estate of Frederick Bird, decd, under
| the control and protection Of the court,
! 70 ascertain the personal estate belong
| ing thereto, and the debts against the
same to haye the real estate sold; to as
certain who are the heirs Of the said
/ Frederick Bird, decd and have the pOr.
tons Of said estate due TO each paid TO
them respectively.
And it appearing from affidavit fled
th&t the defendants Mary Gillespie, II Ose&
Bird, Mcdora Townsend, Eta Townsend,
Sam'l r Bird Stuart HiId, Alphin Bird,
Jacob Bird, Wa Bird, Ellen Bra. sally
Bird, Lizzie Hiei, Chas Bird, Crian Bid
and Emma Oily; are non residents ni
This State and that the names Of the chill
dren and heirs of Benjamin BIRD, decd,
Jane Curry, deed, Betly billy, decd,
Nancy Stuart, deed Sally Briscon, decd,
Peggy Nay, decd and John Eird, decd
are unknown to the Plaintiffs; and all
other heirs of said Frederick Bird, decd,
whose names are unknown; il IS ordered
that they appear here within fifteen days
after due publication hereof to do what
is necessary to protect their interest.
Charles +. Jones 81 Sen, p. q.
J G Mathony, Clerk.
VIRGINIA:
In Tacaton-Tn The clerks Office of the
Circuit Court Of Highland county, Aug.
18Th, 1903
John NJ CClaw, Executor of John NJ
Hook, decd,
IS.
Dorothy Hook widow, r i Hook, Sa-
mantha A Ralston, Mary Jane Ralston.
Lillian ' Hook, George w Hook, and
Rachel b Fisher, residents of this State; I
John Il Hook, Rebbecca E Cobb. A J !
Hook, and Mary L Hook, non residents !.
of this state.
The object Of this suit is to have con.
struction of the last will Of John NJ
Hook, dCc'd; the ascertainment of The !
assets belonging to. and The debts against !
the estate Of said John VI Hook; aud an
of the said estate under
.he control and direction of the court.
1t appearing by affidavit filed in this
suit that John r Hook, Rebecca + CobJ,
A } Hook, and Mary E Hook are not
residents Of this State, they are hereby
10 'ppear within fifteen days
after due publication of this order in the
Jerks office OF our court and do what is
necessary to protect their interests in this
,uit
n Colaw, p. q.
G Natheny,
-lerE Of Circuit Court Of Highland Co.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-08-28

respectfully announce myself can:
didate for the office Of Commissioner OF
the Revenue. l promise, if elected, to
discharge the duties Of the Office faith
fully and equitably, / earnestly solicit
the support Of ny follOw.ciiz
Very Respectfully,
!. l.. BEVERAGE.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-08-28
ANNOUNCEMENT FOR HOUSE OF
DELEGATES,

DELEGATES.
At the solicitation Of party friends
| hereby announce myself a can
didate for the nomination for the
House of Delegates of Virginia for
the district composed Of the coun-
ties of Rockbridge, Bath and High :
land and the city Of Buana Vista,
subject to the Democratic primaries
in said district.
WM. VI. McALLIsTER.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-08-28
Marnix College Of Business and
Shorthand.

COZ Pa. Ave-, Sc. Washington. Dc.
S1O0 pays tuition, books and board for
Business and or Shorthand Course. 10
years experience. Expert teachers. Po-
sitions secured Write nov for special
low rate Address B. MARNIX, A. B i,
President.
Highland recorder. (Monterey, Highland County, Va.) 1877-1972, 1903-08-28
Announcements.

TO TIE VOTERS or HIGHLAND co. ::
| hereby announce myself a can
didate for the Office of Commission
err of the Revenue ut the election
10 be held Oil the first Tuesday in
Novem Der. | solicit your support
and if elected will discharge the
duties Of the office to the best of
my ability. Respectfully,
!. A. WHITELAw.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

50 and s. w S. # .sl Of Wss sss aaoshdr RfSis
to Charles NJ GSseHtha xSs Leah fucker
ASnlHe-Sz Mafie zucEer; E M @or5ssses Nominal
cor 1Soh,st h tns51s sGSs2 EdSs K6sen
a6nn1s tna,: 6s it of 4sthst. 49, 7x69 6: Mayer
Julius Livingston moTtsage So 500 Nominal
schneider SGs to ss ssmuel Levin St al
sroiSoet So goo No i25. 55xioo: Frank Hiiman
and another 1gnatz Retsman; mortgages ., ..
sSl 600 -. - - ~ Gio: Colo
Meliz R0thseis S t to 1eaa ss
DslsnssS- s1Ssy St cor coinmba-st 258so
Rothstein 70 Abraham Neuman me mortgage,
ots3s 10 ~ 1855 +; Of Avenue g assz
al title: snorrFage - :. Nominal
llth- ave. n 59th-st. - .1x1OO; James Nc
De Dermott to John Schultz: "a part; mortgage
Broadway. $ 1927 # of centre line Acker-
R1aa6xaL an1s Lane runs ga s}s sSx 4 g. Ok $50 TO
Franeis Be HG f. mortsage Nominal
Bahgs's,sys niqss szs Old line i7ashs old line
s5 s6 s 10y HssSs ,5 xst A,sssD - A. on
No i5o s. 25xi25 sarah MccS2
mick. mick to Lyons Building and Operating Com
Game prope.ty: Maicolia Campbell ct al guar -V0'
qana qians s@ s1a o executors to same 7s part mor
7ethass. $ $50 # " Of Central Park West 25x
George squire a3andeT S4o and 6S another
Mdss 1a G to std M.ysf ss1
vaodtsaas, moTtgage So 5oO . and 100
s.,
W oSsx w 12x 147.3x 81. 11x 137.9 Melissa
lhwaite to William II Nelson: Nominal
lOOth-st n s. 115 IT OF 1st-
Adams Realty Company to Max Gross:
gage y part Of S23. 700; o and.
69th 81. No 1853 East 22.5x e :. ISx
W 312x g 100.5x 81 TO- Matthew Byrnes to
Jordan Rollins. trustee; mortgage SIT Nominal
Marion st, Nos % and %. 30 sx99. 3x51x9g.S;
Ranaele Guidetti to Joseph j Meany: Il part:
all title: mortgage. y part s32 600; o c and. 100
11Sth-st No 2I2 West. 1xl0O11: jamie II kellogg
and another to Rosa Newman: mortgage,
sth- ave. No 2.so7. s. 25xso: Francis Horan i'
to Agnes Begg; q G. Nominal
Esge-ave 800 IT of 156th st. 75x991
Miles A Stafford to Eugene II Brown; S. So. Nominal
156th-st, No 9l6 East. 27x90 Frederick Mccarthy
to Frank c Becker; mortgage. $4,000;
and .....-................ 100
Jackson-ave Cedar-st 100x25: Annie
NJ Cudlipp 10 Joseph Doernberg; mortgage.
Sl1oo ..:..-..-: Nominal
163d-st, S. "a 1t of F0rest-ave
Edwin " CoggeshalI and another 10 Charles
ttosenhal; and Nominal
22d st. No IL East. q. 2x9S.9; Provident Realty
Company TO Robert MinuIn: mortgage,
100000 Nominal
116th st. rs # Walton-ave. o5xS3. 4x25x
s94; Fannie E Lawrence to Henry Mex Black:
9 C. Nominal
125th- ST. No so East. 20xo9 IL Marie Hughes
TO Charles + Rub, jr mortgage. sS 900. Nominal
125th st. No 32I East. 2ox99. IL: Theresa Hughes
TO Charles Ruh jr; mortgage $500. Nominal
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

~ aoe .,a sos west Thirty-hfth-st,, adjoining
Tbe size of the combined parcels is 5sISloo iee,
Virginia IL Field has s2ld SO 10. @ Ave story
rn1hnnse on plot 21N1oo 53 i9NIS.5 feet. o.
Dun Coneer have sold for John net Nc ar' + Ave e.
charles Cuden No. 81 East flshtS -Iilll-0t' :" 49,
story fathorse on lot 251l02.2 feet No
Nor. q Wilson has sold to *. w. thompson - -
,ss West Ninety-seventh-st a three story ne ane
basement dwelling house; on iot lfNlvuli loo" ~
a C,ahren the brokers' :, es-.v,,e
tTrederjek c Zobel has sold to Joshua NJ SpIdsoo
MOT 75x1oO feet The buyer gives property at haS'
Chester in part payment -, .r Mrs
Charles NJ Rosenthal has bought from h,mee
Quinn No 14o5 Fifth-ave, five story hathouse'
on lot IS 3x10o feet 60. Sarah
D. H ScuIly and A. w Mead have sold lot oaf - a HI
Deyoe No l57 East One-hundred a nd y twelos we IT, "
- a fo,r story fathouse lot 1e.Sx9911 feet; 70
W H Falconer has sold for Maria 3 slnpspbil s9bst -
A. ". ]. Pohl No 800 TO 384 West , 5axSo feet
Goodman & Simon have sold TO Salnuei ,i1inss
wald Nos 259 and 261 West Tenth-st ola puiiuiie~
on nlot 81 6x92 feet. ,,+hvest
Nevins & Perelmar have bought the southwes1 t9'
corner of Avenue c and Seoond-st, old puiiuis''
on nlot 5sx56 feet. ~ o. srd es
Goodman & Simon have bought Nos: ~ aK9 1saxSS 5
Ayenue D. northeast corner of Seventh 1o''a -
feet together with No. 29i East SeNenth-s''' "u
joining. Ax9I feet =. ~ ooo and en4
Fast Sxth-st old buildings. on plot A5Hsi Ieet uf
which he will erect six story tenement nouSed d 100
East Second-st-. old buildings on pIot
Iipman has bought from Lowenied .,S;or q on
Nos IiO and 1I2 ST Marks Place old builoihss' o
plot 40Xl05X Irregular . -, .o,.buest
Seyins & Perelman have bought the Souiames' is,
corner of stanton and Attorney sts ola oulluiie''
on Npr PeO' p Iatz has sold for Dr. Emmanuel HocK-
heimer No II07 to LIS Westchester-ave- 10 - W.
Werner who sold No 1.232 lntervale,,aane. ,a Mi,
and 1nn,ber Company. to a client. for his own
occ;,nancy the large brick ana frame Gea 80 tt,o
house or three and Rsf Road oaT and
Fordham Heights
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
NEW WEST SIDE APARTMENT HOTEL
Framework of Fireproof Structure NOW
Being Reared in West Seventy-seventh-st.

The ironwork of huge apartment hotei 10 ii"
beng reared in West Seventy -seVenth-st-' oi'po't
Manhattan Square and facing the Museum Vi
Natural History 1t will be twelve story hfe-
nroof structure and according to the architee'
nlans one of the most complete houses OF us iii'
on thA West Side. The living apartments are hl :
ranged in one, two and three room suites e Nv ~,
nri,,ate hath The trim and general finish will be
of an unusually substantial character Inc MAIN
floor will contain large palm room dining , room ON
reception cafe and lobby Inere ne Mili for
entertaining. ,o.. ola,+ a,d
The house will have it's own electric plant, anu
tenants will receive light without charge. ne
iocation of the building has the attractlon OF le
nnen mark in front and in the rear the yaros OF
the nrivate dwelling houses which abut on the
property will afford ample sunlight to all the apart
.. ,,-,r,a,,,- of which
Iaroh Axelrod is the president is the owner or the
nroperty and is doing the construction george
Pelham is the architect. The house VIII De reduv
for ocrupancy early next fall.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
AGAINST INTERESTS OF TAXPAYERS

Ex-Congressnlan jefferson NJ. Levy has written
letter TO Senator Elsberg. in which he says that
the passage of the bill to bring about change in
the date of paying taxes in this city. which the
Senator introduced would seriously affect the in
te-ests of taxpayers He further says that the re-
s,l, u,oud he that only two months would elapse in
1904 between the dates when taxes would be que.
II would respectfully suggest that to properly ob-
tain The results which Controller Grout proposes
saws Mr. Levy. would be the gradual advance or
the paymeDt of taxes over term of years, for in
stance / would make the first years taxes after
this year payable on Septem6er l. iS3 the ne4t aSt
May / 1908: April l. 1909: March !. 1910 February
1911: January l. 1872 December l, 1913. and NoVein-
Der !. 1914 In this way you would obtain the de-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Wieser. Elizabeth to Joseph lavender;
4 of 5Sth-st: also Bathgate-ave. old
line. OF roth st; also Bathgate ave
old line 25o II II 1s1st-s old line;
stalnlents; per cent s1o5oo
Euell Paul, Charles NJ RCsenthsl 14ist-st
n 200 # w of Tth-ave: due November ). 1903;
per ............... 10000
Haas Charles Jacob SchIamp; saith st. No
......+s.-..... 500
Knapp Nj, husband. Charles
Appleby; Broadway Of 6Ith-st
Broadway 5. 1i2 In II of 6Stn-s Ii part;
all titie years; per 10000
Gross. la Adams Realty Company: 10Oh-
1908; per cent -. 700
Levin. Samuel. ct Leopold Schneider
another: Broome- st Nos I49 and i5l; install
ments: per cent. II goo
sa5 II W OF oth-ave instaiments: q per cent $50
Rosenthai Charles NJ. to Lawyers Mortgage In
Years; 4 per cent ................... 49,. $4,000
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

l.. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for the United
States Trust Company as executor. A plot 1oo11x
$50 feet the southeast corner of One hundred
and-eIeventh-st. anG Seveath-ave. TO John Nc
Laughln the builder. The property viii probably
be offered for resale.
John Peters has resold for Jacob Weinstein a
firm of East Side builders for improvement Nos
2s9 and 2f2 East Twcnty-irst-st.. two three story
dwelling houses. plot 42x92 feet which they will
improve with modern six story apartment house
Collins & Collins have sold for Martin H. Good
kind No % East Eighty-first-st. a four story
brownstone dwelling house 3Ox1o22 feet 10 client
for investment
The Metropolitan Real Estate and Trust Com
pany has bought about seventy acres of land at
Iowerre Heights. The tract is east OF the Lowerre
station and south of Park Hi, Yonkers
s Steingut e. Co. have sold for Miss Souternland
No 9o6 East Fourteenthst. a four story and base
nent brownstone house. lot 1s.ex51.6 feet, TO
client.
p PebImann G. Son have sold for F. A Dilling-
ham No 4e1 Columbus-aye-. FIVE story triple fat
house with stores. plot 27xlo0 feet for $4,000
c r w Johanning has sold for Herman Brand
stein No ees Columbus-are.. five story fathouse.
with stores, lot 25xleo feet
% DR. a L0qfs qbe a south sde Of
rinth-st.. $50 feet west of Broadway
J. T Csrien has sold lot. 25xi0O feet, on the west
side of Amsterdam 75 feet south OF one-hun-
e hsfe sod SO Ffaps for sesaaR ze
23zs First-aye- five story nathouse with stores
Duff & Brown have resold for Caroline LissooSsky
Tohn Leo 46s West One-hundred-ano
forty-sixth-st three story dwelling house On lot
25x9s u feet
Samuel Green has sold 10 Leon A Lebeskfnd a
Mot sx2Ol 10 feet, the north side of one hun
dred-and-fourth-st. 100 feet west of Central PARK
West extending through to One-hundred nd fl tn
- In exchange for the One-hundred-and-fourt st
lots Mr. IAebeskind gives TO Mr. Green Nos s4S ana
So West End-aVe. two i've story single hathouses.
on plot 44X1oo feet - -
northeast corner of First-ave and Thirty-nrst-st
and an adjoining lot on the street The buyer VIII
" Osborne Smith g. Co. have sold for A. w
tsnrriff Building Company of Bridgeport. Conn,
10 Thomas Dowd a plot. 5oxloO feet. on the east
SIDE Of Nermilyea-ave., 25 feet north or fiaw-
~ Jackson have bought from Q Sevine
e@west corner OF Thirty-nfth-st ana
60, r. 80. and from the estate of Henry Spear
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

Canavan Patrick T. to Mary e shay lSsnIstss ,nn,
No 34S West Ieasehcld; due March 2s lN4' o xoo
TIE Teachers Building and Loan Association 70
~ -yCrk Savings Bank. 1OSth-st n s. 100
n W OF Central Park West; due February l. 90 ooo
Nrrtsrsh Ann. Jennie Heyman; southern
Boulevard corner OF sea.s 14ooo
pro1, Rosa 10 Belmont Apartment Hotei
fEornnanv. 21o II W OF btn ave-
nrior mortgage. $4,000 given as collateral sc ooo
Tbe onward Construction Company TO the Bank
for Savings Br9adWss' 1a6t per 100000
r,onnsIy Otto j Bueb. executor anu
Prospect-ave. (now Anthony AVE,
being 25 IT, lot i2S, map Noun, . iiope .. a1Oo
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
IMPORTANT AUCTION SALE.

An important auction sale will be held at the
New-York Real Estate Salesroom. No. Ill Broad
way at noon on Wednesday. by Bryan l.. Ken
nelly. The sale viii comprise some of the choicest
properties in the lower West Side section of the
city. This section, according TO many well known
real estate experts. is daily becoming more at
tractive investors and Spectators. If only half
the proposed plans for improving the section is
carried out, values in the district likely TO be
much higher than they to-day by the time the
old Morton-st. tunnel is in operation. The proper
ties be sold at auction owned by the estate
of Henry McArde. G w. Bennett is counsel for
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
NEW STYLE IN SAMPLES.

From The Montreal Star.
Let me have a sample of these, said woman
Which the salesman exhibited Just the thing
for him.. -, .,.~ L. - .,Da- o,sa
and handed IL over as III giving away sample
cigars was quite customary. -,
'e..rrt.t,S the way women beat the jokeSmthS, y
sad the salesman when the woman had gone out
sYou don't see so many jokes nowadays about
women giving their husbands and beaus bad cigars
Well that's because they get samples, Just as they
do In hIIving silks and ribbons. and try them on
their men folks The he in this case Will smoke
that cigar tonight. II he likes II she VIII be IN
tn-mnrrow to buy a box OF them IT struck us as
pretty cheeky when the first request was made OF
ne FOR q sample cigar but quite used
to IT, and 1t pays, bringing us quite little steady
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
ADDITION FOR INSURANCE COMPANY.

Plans have been filed for a thirteen story brick
office building addition to the present building
of the Hanover Fire Insurance Company of No.
81 Pine-st. The building will occupy Nos. 3ila
and 36 Pine-st with a frontage of %. 10 feet and
a depth of Sc feet. giving the enlarged building
frontage of 7S414 The front of the building
will be of limestone and brick, To conform to the
style of the present building. The cost is placed
at Sis. .0c0 The Hanover Fire Insurance Company
is the owner. A. b. Jennings is the architect.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
STATISTICS FOR JANUARY.

..The Construction News for February II. in an
article building statistics of twentythree cities
January, says:
Building operations in twenty-three of the prn-
cina cities OF the country for January do not make
quite so coed a showing for the corresponding
month year ago The decrease, however, Is
slight amounting only 3 per cent 1t is sur
prisIng that IL is greater when one takes into
consideration the extent OF building Tor the
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
ALTERATIONS in CITY PROPERTY.

Plans were nled for alterations the story
brick printing house situated the southeast cor
ner of Park and Pearl SITS. A ten story extension
is to be built which will be 201x93.3 feet in size,
H. c. Hallenbeck, of Montclair. n. j.. is the
II. G. Pitmann is the architect. The cost is placed
$50 COG.
Plans were also filed for alterations to a four
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

seen on the North Eastern Companys line oetMsvH or
yorL ard F,dinburgh This is a class OF pow,
ful Compound express engine Of the type known a"
THE "dyersE which run from Camden to AtAan.v ss.-
Cfty-a distance OF over nfty-nVe mileS-@ln IN I'M iSl
minutes have 7-fOot driving wheels. ana W. ars
side as we'll as two outside cylinders. Ihes ss,,d
required to cope with the Increasing weisD' 49,
speed of the North Eastern expresses
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

ruytor and William sts " corner Tor sixteen
a,ory hrfck office building. As. lOxsl llxsl.I .:
Royal h,,a Bsktns fo"uer $500 90
pro.Sw;ay w s "a # n of isthst. for a one and
two story brick rs,mer' ss1Te sp'a architect. $500
p,nest Nos "a 34ia and 30. for a thirteen story
hr,cE oflce building 2a 10x56: Hanover Fire In
surance Company. owner . ..1n.+ 1880
FORSYTH ST. No 172. for six story brick tenement
heuse % lSsI; a.rpssen Tsied1aa arch.teets 5000
Rrosdway No o64 1.269. for a six story brick
studio and loft buildings. e3.oxlOI.lixlSO.ts
Browning King & Co. owner ToOo
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
D. n. TAYLOR SELLS AND BUYS.

slsuson e Hobbs have sold for David H. Taylor
to a client for occupany the four story Ankrican
basement dwelling house. size 16.Sx7SxlOo feet NO
249 West One-hundred -and-irst-st. -
FIoodeood, HAYES & Morrill, have sold to DAVID
H Tayor No. Isl East Ffty-ffth-st.. three story
high stoop brownstone dwelling house, 2oxluo.o 1eet-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
TOWER BUILDING SOLD.

The five story business building, at the southeast
corner of One-hundred- and d-stxteenth-st. and
Eighth-ave is reported ssold. 1t contains tower
in which there are four elevators. which carry
passengers to ard from the One-hundred- d-and-six-
teenth-st station of the elevated road. The tower
was erected.~ it is said at the expense of property
owners in the neighborhood.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
CLOTHING FIRM TO BUILD.

Plans have been filed for six story studio and
loft to be erected at No. 1.2S5 to 1269 Broadway
for Browning King & Co. The building VIII nave
a. frontage of 6354 feet in Broadway and an lrres-
ular depth. The building runs through 70 SiNt,i-
o,e and adioins the Union Dime Savings Bank.
It win be of limestone, brick and terra Gotta re
three upper floors will be occupied as Studlos ILe
cost is placed at $4,000 j. E. Mitchie is the archi-
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

story brick house situated at No. Al West Thirty
fourth-st., which is occupied by Miss Pauf?e
to be built in the rear, giving total depth e. ss9
feet The interior will be rebuilt and mace nre.
nroof. an elevator and StarcaSeS are to he put
In and the three upper floors are to be Ised as
bachelor apartments. A front of limestone IS
to be built. The Thrty-fourth-st National Bank,
of No u West Thirty-fourth-st- Is the owner.
Ness & Wepkes are the architects. The cost IS
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15

last few years. together with the increased cost t
nF labor and material During the rnonth jus.
closed permits were taken out in these cues so 97
the construction of 1876 buildings to cost Yi0
nainSt 507 buildings to cost s15,S9i 5u the same
p6onth a YEAR ago decrease of 162 buildings and
or cent.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
CHARLES DANA GIBSON A BUYER.

douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown & Co. have
cold for the estate of Hellmuth Kranich TO Mar
Tin E Greene No. % East Seventy-second-st,
northwest corner OF Park-ave., four story brick
and brownstone dwelling house on lot having
frontage of 20 feet in SeVenty-second-st ana lu-z
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
MAY BUILD BIG HOTEL.

A renort was printed yesterday that the United
States Realty and Construction Company had
bought from the Puritan Realty Company the plot
~ he southwest corner of Forty-second-st ana
Wadison-aye The report was denied Dig hotei
is likely to be built the plot in the near future
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
APARTMENT HOUSES SOLD.

Jacob Wolf has sold to William Rau the two
brownstone apartment houses Nos 3l2 and 3l3
Fifty-ninth-st size 50xl05 feet being 1l5 feet
from the Grand Circle, and rear the parcel re-
poCted sold Friday.
New-York tribune., 1903-02-15
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

New building One-hundred-an nd-sixty-second-st.
north side 100 feet east of Jerome-ave-, rear on'
story frame shed 1O0x1S feet: G. H. Huber. OF
DTemises owner; John E. Kerby architect; cost
800