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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-05
ries Also millinery trmmers body workers and apprentices
wanted departments positions good salaries

power which has made such large place for
every shoppers buying plans For what
could greater than the looping off OF part OF
the best class OF the
sonabe and demand merchandise? And isn't remnant nor
odd ends Nothing good too desirable or too
quick selling the Hour Sale list That's the fact which
has parazed which has made such OF friends
of exceptional interest
and add the having purchases charged
at cash prices and paying you wish at future dates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-05

The Frankfurter Journal. one Of the old
est newspapers in Germany, has suspended
publication. Its age Is not known, but the
paper was first mentioned in 1878.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-03-05
1 1 to IL.

Il II wv II 10
(CONTINUED)
2GD<. Black and White Striped Under
Wv skirts; prettily pleated founce;
sell at &C.; this hour 39c-
AdNc women's Dressing Sacques Of
t$\ fine Flannelette; neatly trimmed
with ribbon and braid: bought to sell
at CSC.
81 DO women's Fine Quality Col
" oS> ored Taffeta Silk Umbrellas;
some with colored border: regular price,
$3.50; this hour only. $I29 for choice.
En~ Mems Fine Quality Sample I'm
W. derwear; Otis make; Isle
quality always sold at $50; this hour,
Soc.
Q0HC Lot Of women's Fine Black
h6<2~ Lace Hose; never before Of
fered under 25c.
DR. Mems Fine Quality Sample
AO$ Hose; never sold under SOC.
2Zbr Heavy Stair or Runner OIL
O1OS cloth; pretty patterns and col
ors; worth up to 10c. yard.
E6b<- Extra Heavy White Bed Spreads:
wv Marseilles patterns; double bed
sizei worth 90c.
Doc Handsome White Spachtel. Ap-
nv plique and Net Bureau Scarfs,
1OH/C Handsome Mercerized Sofa
AS/2S Cushion Tops. IN beautiful
colors; worth Csc.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-26
Cosas del dia
G EN- TIE N NUEV A

Ahora Sc dice que Mr.. Hunt Sc va,
pero NADIA sacar1amos con su ida, 81 para
sucederle, nombrasen otro de sus mis-
mas condiciones polfticas, educado en- su
escuela y quizas y sin qulzas con com
promises en- ell partido de Barbosa.
Necesitamos, 8 ano que conozca Ell pals
como Mr.. Harlan, por ejemplo, que va
ha dado pruebas de honradez y de clvls-
mo, uno que aunque no conozca el
pals, tenga principles de justicia y de
moralidad administrative.
Hay que cortar por 10 sano sepa-
rar los miembros podridos.
Con hombres como Mr. Hunt, Mr..
Lindsay, Mr.. Hartzell y Mr.. Elliot tan
abanderizados al partido de las turbas,
nuestra patria, en- vez de progresar, Sc
denigra y embrutece.
Nosotros, para extirpar 10 malo v
dar un pasoIhacia adelante, para conse-
guir la prosperidad y la riqueza, necesi-
tamos ge1ate aeueUG, gente honrada V dig
na, gente de las condiciones morales de
un Willoughby, Tesorero, de un Feui-
lie, Attorney, 8 de un Post Auditor CO.
mo ell que ahora tenemos.
NosOtrOs necesitamos americanOs de
las energ1as rectitud de un Mr. Ha-
mill, actual jefe de la policfa insular.
Y cuando consigamos gopete mueua
de este valer y de este prestigio, enton-
ces seguramente, en- un solo mes, ade-
lantaremos lc que por ell sistema actual
no adelantar1amos en- un afIo.
va es tempo que ell Gobierno de
Washington vaya fjandose en- ciertas
cosas, sobre todo, cuando de estas mis-
mas cosas depende la felicidad de un
pueblo.
Para despotas, vividores Y nanda-
rines, bastantes tuvimos en- la domina-
ci6n espa6ola, aunque, & la verdad, no
tan funestos, pues 81 la barbarie mas
grande la cometio Palacios mandando 4
dar con2pOpate en- ell 81, Mr.. Lindsay en-
ell 1908 ha dado la 6rden de compon-
tear, no los hombres hechos derechos,
como en- aquella 6poca sino 4 las criatu-
ras lnocentes que Sc sientan en- los ban
cos de las escuelas.
De ahf es que verdaderamente de-
seemos la salida del pals de personalida-
des tan funestas para nuestra patria V
que vengan sustituirles otras que YER
daderamente traigan la representation,
la genuina representation del pueblo
americana.
GINESILLO.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-26

Els ley natural que, cuando una
persona cosa resuite insufciente para
ell objeto que Sc lie dedica, Sc sustituya
por otra que sea capaz, q fin de no per-
der ell dinero nj ell tempo.
I cuando del progreso y bienestar
de un pals ee trata, entonces esta ley l6-
gica Sc impone con mayor fuerza aun,
pues mayor es Ia SpOnsabilldad de los
que gobiernan.
En- Puerto Rico pasa todo 10 con-
trario: aquf ell empleado bueno, ell que
cumple con su deber Sc va 10 hacen
ir, mientras que los otros, los que tole-
ran ell desorden, echan raices en- nues-
tro suelo Y Sc act6n1at0aa, digamoslo asl,
como 81 nuestra isla fuese por natura-
leza pals propio para este genero de in
dividuos.
De eXtrafIar es que una naci6n CO.
mo la de los Estados Unidos, mire con
indiferencia tai nuestros asuntos, Guam
do tan liberal Sc muestra tanto preco-
MIA Ia rigidez de sus leyes Y la seriedad
de sus instituciones.
No hablemos del gobierno militar,
pues este por su fndole ten1a que ser di-
ficultoso, aunque, relativamente no Sc
mostr6 tan absolutista Y funesto como
ell que en- la actualidad impera
Ell gobierno civil ha venido & ser
un verdadero fracaso en- esta isla, don
de va 1ltimamente y con ell dominic es-
pafol, habfamos conseguido NADIA menos
que la Autonolnfa.
Mr.. Allen, que fu6 quien inaugur6
ell regimen civil en- Puerto Rico, 10 hizo
con tan mala suerte, que al fin tuvo que
irse, dejando esta terra transformada en-
verdadera ola de grillos.
Sigui6le su Secretario Mr. Hunt, Y
este, ell pals 10 sabe, 10 ha hecho Glen
mil veces peor que Mr.. Allen.
va no Sc trata de una ola de gri-
Hos, Sc trata de una ola de desfalcos,
fltraciones irregularidades.
La tolerancia de Mr. Hunt para
con un partido polftico de suyo inmo-
raj de elementos corrompidos, habfa
de traernos q esta situaci6n, de suyo in
sostenible y por demas angustiosa.
Es mas: nosotros cr1amos que al
obedecer Mr.. Hunt las 6rdenes recibi-
das de Washington, por las cuales obi
gabasele & reprimir los des0rdenes &
terminar con los escandalos, crefamos,
repetimos, que en- vista de las citadas
6rdenes ell gobernador, dejando la poll
tica un lado (me refero su pol1tica
republicana) limpiarfa ell pals de turbas
y bandoler0s.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-26
NOti(idS eS(OIdreS

Las Juntas Escolares de Cabo Roio
y Lajas, tienen un superabit en- sus pre-
supuestos.
Sc piensan establecer, en- cada mu-
nicipalidad, EscueIas nocturnas solo para
ense1ar leer J escribir.
Ell Comisionado de instruction ha
salido para Mayagtlez & visitar las es-
cuelas p6blicas. Regresara la capital
el Jueves.
---Ha regresado q San Juan despu6s
de una larga vista Ponce Mayaguez
el se1or Post, arquitecto del departa-
mento de instruction.
---Se han empezado repartir las
nuevas leyes escolares & las Juntas
maestros.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-26
Don Luis R. YeIdzQuez

Este compaf1ero nuestro y amigo
estimadisimo,. Sc encuentra enfermo en-
San Juan.
Nosotros lamentamos la enferme-
dad del senor Velazquez deseandole un
pronto Y SECURE restablecimiento.
Ell sefior Velazquez es uno de los
periodistas que mas han trabajado y ira
baja por ell pals.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-26
RAFAEL R. PALAOOS SALAzAR
O1tcaaaG de 0S,t,2tOS generGLeS.-4 par
tddO de CO1re08 422.

San Francisco SO oltos.-San JetQo, p. R
Propagandista del cultivo, Y exper
to en- 3 Qualification del algoddn.
Venta de ganado para ell exterior.
Presenta el cafe en- oondi ZONES para
! ell consume, en- los Estados Unidos
Agerte de hipotecas.
Sc ocupa de Ia venta arriendo de
terrenos.
Informaci6n del oultivo venta de
frutas
Agente de maquinaria de todas ella
Agente de seguros de vida incenfio.
Information general comercial de
Puerto Rico.
Acepta poderes, representations
aotua ONO arbitro en- trans Aoiones de ci.
ferenoias, peritages pleitos.
Tiene en- venta matas de flores fri
simas, en- Sapturce.
Sc VENDE la casa n6mero "a
de la calle de Ia Tanca. Sc dara muy
barata.
Para informes entenderse con Jose
Labrador. Cruz. n1mero 6. d.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-26
Manifestations polfticas
Juncos, Mayo "a de 1893.
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA

Juncos, Mayo "a de 1898.
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA J.
Muy distinguido senior nuestro:
Rogamos & usted Ia inserci6n en- su
ilustrado peri6dico de las presentes IL
meas anticipandoles las gracias.
Los que suscriben, desenganados
del funesto resultado de la pol1tica que
ha venido sosteniendo ell partido repu-
blicano, no queriendo contribuir con
nuestro concurso { la nulidad complete
de nuestra personalidad, como hijos de
este suelo que amamos del engrandecl-
miento de nuestro pa1s, nos sopranos
de dicho partido, nos declaramos in
dependencies.
Atentamente de V. S. s.,
Severe Rodriguez, Isidro Rodriguez.
Cayey, Mayo 25 de 1908.
Sr Director de LA DEMoCRACIA.
Caguas.
Nuestro respectable senior:
Nosotros los que suscribimos, repu
blicanos convencidos hasta hoy, le agra
decer1amos con toda la efusion de nues-
tras almas Sc dignase hacer p1blico en-
las columnas de su muy iiustrado, va
liente Y viril periodico que, desde estos
momentos nos separamos completamen-
to del partido en- que yen1amos milltan-
do, Y nos declaramos independientes.
Rogamos usted 10 haga p1blico
para satisfaction nuestra.
Sin otro particular aprovechamos
esta oportunidad para ofrecernos q usted
con Ia mayor consideration y respeto.
Sus affmos. y S. S. q. b. S. m.,
Manuel Santos, Florencio Vazquez
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-26

SON MUCHAS las reformas que vie
ne estableciendo ell doctor Casalduc en-
su gabinete dental.
Sabemos de Operaciones sumamen-
te dif1ciles, que las ha ejecutadO este
OperadOr con grandes exitos.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-26
GIN ESILLO.

---Don Luis F. Sanchez ha presen-
tadO su renuncia como vocal de Ia Junta
de instruction de Comerfo, por cambiar
de residencia.
La municipalidad de Las Marfas
desea construir una casa-escuela
LA de Rio grande pide una escue-
la graduada mas para ell pr6ximo aflo.
I'll sefIor Virgilio Zapata vocal de
la Junta de instruction de Lajas, renun-
cia por tener que ausentarse para Eu-
ropa.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-26
Vlstds de AIpmdnia en- (OlOres q ; (entdyOs

Sc pera pr6xmo de yistss de las nrncna
les ciudsdes Espana - '-s'1a1 ias piinoips
una. S~o-sSo - i00 CoFoS
una - ups o'eaAioiSo espanoas D .
cenbaVos 1umnsdas centayos - S'oAA1o .
or aobra
parenue para que centavos ~
tas 10 As.'oS oua' ooioscioa us ~ VS.
vdad ga tar etas de aoim es nt6o
mooernsta A.
clases. i"uOaaa que I6nenos en- estas
Senem uI plen dido coleccione cual mas
ngurando
de 20 t4retas centavos Ia coecci6n onar
~ s u aator aator tsmbisn de 30 tarjetas mis-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-26
GRAN HOTEL RESTAURANT
IN = TIT > q VI


construdo Hotel caad 200 sa
mas resco ventad de Capital comedor An
mas del antique de comidas
al Sc abonosp las
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-26

Ea
puedan
prmera
prtuctpales cudades d q mnu do
Aunque hace de
snrtdo
encontrado
los comercantes coecco1tstas de la
nstando
& redbpn SeHanalente 0daS las nOVedadeS que SaI6an
de Europa
Taretss postaIes del Luxembureoa
Ina -
Vas dc Paris
Niaa Aonseo
PARIS BAZAR"
FORTALEZA @7.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1903-05-26

Cayey, Mayo % de 1908.
Sr. Director de LA DEMoCRACIA.
Caguas.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

[BT TELEGRAPH The TEIBUNE1
chicago. Dee 22--Tsere advance IN wheat
r: &c 70 &c market closed & little over calls:
yet Armour supposed 20 To- q seller on the swell
Nay opened ses.c. sold S25.c ard & &c and
closed s3l-c. Decsnbe- closed sOzsc market
Ittie TASTE others although New
York wsS % II OF its Decerbe Receipts were liberal
as osrs the Northwest. Kansas city had 3s7 900
Louis and kansas CITY together 900
bush. yet Kansas Cl;y h.Ehe-. Cables a trde
lover. 10 bush Primary receipts
rs bush The weather forecast for rains
through Wes, bur Tire rains VIII followed by
co'z weather speculative situation
q had besu popular play FOR a holiday
tre professional 81 a had short This short
- er Is row inclined Up Christmas. and
80 Ar,l1ur interest Only has
fr sale Tie seab5zrd reported = Impression
here IS that arzlour q owner = Msy, with
god share q IL hedEed foT July. Armour supposed
beeve In about present prices sHd mas profit in
A., line E4s sells more or less rallies
buvs more o- less breaks. With much Of his
wheat felg-1 Tor july position that ne does
Tt f,r-gs-T - Tzins through The west melted
buying of corn i cl0Sea s31sg higher AG. solo al
Sg-.c anc 4si.c and closed 80. December, 4l~c-
There Is group local professionals tFadiaG IN a arg
lover There win l;5 estltnateo foT 70
Cash 5se7-e over Is eleil.fG =.
ana H-tle an rail business from here 5000 bush 70
Cay The West seeu-E bLllish -. - . ..-.
OEts c-0sed ssQ<c higner Deceai1er e. Oh q -
Nay 3TAc; July - There an inclination 10 10
low There were lop cars 80
estimate cor u5-ruo-rcrv Nas lS5 1ash o@ Nsts
Iasre as o., bush received l--lOo tlsn sl.pl
Oats would e cut faster the situation we're easier
Fork advanced SOC. lard i5c. RIBS l@tzc he ousloe
buying Hc has ne help q the claahy PaekiHg Coi
and lard and West bus-zg PORK Bozs To-Day were
beiSc higher
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
REALTY NOTES.

r PehleInann & Son negotiated the trade OF the
southeast corner Of Seveuth-ave and One-hundred-
and-forty- frst-st., No. rs West observation-disclosures
Fifty-fourth-st.. and No cl3 West One-hundred-
and-nineteenth-st. for the FIeischmann Realty and
Construction Company and Louise Schwegler,
recorded yesterday.
Hail J. How * Co were the brokers in the sale
OF the plot 2CxtCOu feet the north side of one
100 feet west OF Anlsterda m
ave for Max Marx 10 the State Realty and Mort
gage Company
q Tuoti e Co. have leased for Martin Ciarone. No
g. Oliver-st a Ave story front and tenement
house al an aggregate rental OF $1,000.
Russell Sage has begun proceedings 10 torectose
a mortgage held BY Geraldine Broadoelt ana
another person on the building on a lot lSXl0o.li
feer on the north side OF e-hUndred-an seven
teenth-st $40 feet west OF Lenox-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

p % I21st fSsx95. So = 3 anderson. a.
substituted trustee Chaq khan and anc Od-tl =
o attys; Edward ManGel Tef; amt cue Sls fas L. tAxs
etc SIS 50. adjourned e. December .
rs Richard Y faruett 80 IJstast. = so -
OF Broadway also 2J6s Boulevard Lafayette. 10
Sail bk John Go0-iVFi1 ard ecrs ana
trustees. Harris Rotsert igtV dssn
atty L Mailer. ref, tue- Sit-.-J 49, taxes. ere
ssi5 =, 20 the defendant Tor Si2.50e
B. George z. Read go. shave, cor f5tn-
p 6xi2sf. =ts Iwg Henry Parish. intliv and -
Parisb a.. p Parish any; Z g Noaroe.
Tcf, partition. adjourned sine ne
BY = Phenix lng-aha71 * 60. i6 Gedar-ays " = Is
"a at l7Sths 25Nil@.C amos Of y Z y 2 r -
u33 sly fr twg y y Jnivefsa!ist ltsiief
Fund agt a Phys0c al: ftusseI 9 p attys. - =
Paris ref due. s. 49, -. taxes etc So IL % =
Osborne Smith r.
BY Peter = Meyer I91th SO. ; % n ~ ist-aFe
2sC0 IL sty 2 bdg and vacant Jacob tTo1lFne az
" Light e al ( zttys, 3 nj D1u0usa
ref; amt due. 81 az a., 500 or % Jonn
LiddIe s. 15o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
SALE OF A Ngw-RocHELLg THEATRE.

The trustees OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation of New-RocheIe closed a deal yesterday
with H E. ColweH for the purchase Of the Casino
a local theatre in New-ROchelle- The price paid by
the association is $500 The property is a three
story brick building. IN Main-st 1t contains
theatre bowling alleys and stores The association
will speDd about $1,000 repairs and make IL their
HEADQUARTERS. The money is 10 be raised by sub
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
PLANS FOR RgWLLoN BUILDING.

Plans have been fled with Building Superin-
tendsnt Thompson for the proposed new store and
loft building. be built for DR.. Henry P. LOOMS
and Mrs. Adele f. l. Prince, No. 70 West Thirty
fourth-st, the home OF the City Club. and on
adjoining site in the OF that building
II will be eleven stories high IL will have a
frontage Of nifty feet in Thirty-fourth-st- and OF
forty feet ThiTIy-Hfth-sJ- The cost estimated
a $4,000, r. y Minuth Is the architect The
building Will be occupied by Revillcn Frares fur
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24

To following securities were sold yesterday
auction al the New-Torl0 Real Estate Salesroo
~ Adrian Il Muller & Soa:
sac Brooklyn Union Gas Company first con
sohcateo mortgage pc cent gold bonds.
due 1913, interest May and November. H.
5000 Central Railroad Company Of New-Jersey
uer cent general mortgage gold bonds.
ou- 1857. inJe-est January and july 1So
$1,000 NeW-Nork and New England Railroad Com
pany hrst -nortSage : per cent bonds. due 49,
1893. interest January and July .-....------ 100
g. 600 Reading Company and PhIGdelphia sno
Residing Coal and Iron Company general
mortgage per cent gold bonds. due 1897.
.utenes- January and July Observation-Disclosures Sc
s. .00o Chicago. 81. Paul. Minneapolis and Omaha
Railway Company consolidated mortgage
per CEN bonds cue 1890 interest June and
1000 city Of Nevr-Y1rl . per cent Consolidated
stock. redeen,shle November. 1905. due
Is2s interest Nav N0vsfbber. accrued
interest from November last TO be charged
The purchase. -..-..-.---. Joe
100 shares Nev-York Export and Import Com
pany --------.-. --------- 81
50 shares AeN-fork Phond gram Company Il
Also shares Nontreai-L,adou Gold ana Silver
DsyeloPmelI Company. Limited 1000
shares Gold Reefs Company. Limited. lot .. SIS
70 shares Lincoln Trust Company. 50
50 shares Irving National B2ak--------- -
S2so0 Judse Corr any se-.es 4 per cent bonds.
due 1853. interest Jrue 4-e.-.s.lr-
Of $1,000 each six OF 500 each ----------- =
8 900 Nashville. Chattanooga and 81. Louis Rail
road consolidated mortgage 7er cent
bonds due 1925. coupons april and OctobeT- II.
shares United States Trust COMPANY teN
. shares Bovrli-.g Green Trust Company. 20
500 shares Detroit CITY Gas Company. per share So
70 shares Broadway rrL.t Company u:
. shares Fourth National Bank. .... ....---.- ~
800 shares De Forest Wireless Telegraph Com
psry- per share 90
Is shares Trust Company u the Republic .--- .
10 shares Consolidated National I,enE lS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
A S1.Oa6.ooo LOAN.

The Equitable Life Assurance Society has loaned
to the New-York Times Building Company 81 0sS.-
0dO the property bounded by Forty-second-st,
Broadway. Long Acre Square and Seventh-ave..
where the company is erecting Il seventeen story
brick Office building The loan perfected
through the Lawyers Title Insurance COMPANY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

18th ST. No - West 25x10S.3. Reajty Mo-tgass
same property. May E Banaon % Eealr Nor
gage Company nl9rtgaEe. 81. cor, and .-...-
122e< o, e9z ~ 3. Lena Muller 10
Herman O. lnger- quIt claim $50. -. .-.-. l.
18th st. Nos 226 and - West j0z1I7.6. hannah
Gutenberg to Joseph L Brtteuvieser, mortgases
same property. Joseph r. BI,,euwieser 70 sarah
Balm mortgage $50 n,U- d 2 ami. --.-.--....--
Washington ave, o corner Is.sd 81 runs rs *
ittX 40 5gx S5N n o.. George Raw
. The Bsssfard Realty Company. mortgages.
Si9313 - -.-----------
2sth-st. . I30 s r % ave runs % *
20. BENJAMIN Sire % William F DonnsilS
city OF New York u View York Ceurral and
Hudson River Railroad Company ----.----
same property, the buildings on leased property:
taat Episcopal Caurch 70 Guaranty Trust Com
7th-ave " 8 7afi p n Of I1.ra 81. 50xlC0 3eury
Brightnnan 90 Marian Hutkof ----------- 1900
Houston st. No 152 East. 25x79 %. strip be
gins az No 10 East Houston-st. 5es p =
o. East Houston-st- Al cast y corner rear
l5,'x oloX lS-I- Michael schultz 10 John
125d St. No Az Eas, 2sxi,., +. william l. Pick-
ara and another g, Geergo y Elliott, mortgage
lesta- s.. No 53s IVES, a5zaa M william rreschs-
90 barbara Schlehlain. mortgage. SIS 600 J
lois, 81, @5 2 - columbus ave. 25zloo. ~ ,
Eliza BadSe- - uawar- vs. smith coTrsc1ion
same r-s7-Tty. FIcgaTl " smith to Israel
t1S16 81. 81 a5;I yTesr ISx1gr, III A. t. Town
send O. Joseph : SctVvao- mortgage, Sl".5ee; o g
and toe
i4iaJ-=,. Ms Us and go West. 5oxe b. Ci,a-s4
Aarsra- - Horny I-4olanS and another mort
Iaist 81. Nos - and pa West. Ilx9a M tsea-s-
Ns-s-az - .,s A MI. Erarss- and aHo'he-.
t29tH- 81 2. - II Of SJr ave @oy3i.fI. l=9-h-
-. n :. 1872 rt 10 orh ave, 26X.iN IL Walter =
t!arks % f'rt scent Ne-vs1-iIa & Realty go.
mortgage So. I5n. -.-.--. ..
s45h- s. = 5 leo II Of . ave. 1o6,ios ,xloI *
1913, john Gitz 70 william 7 sloane ard ar
1o5 To- E-eiina K HoiIi1s go Rafael r. Gown
Lots I'll a1d 30 map Wakefield. Clarence +
Gilmore Co sophia ellis. mortgage. ST. no
BroaGVay- s. 2:tz-6 r. 1f Depot Lane, i9i SIX
SIS. 2XI - SE;-I6 a. E'z Potter On H'leTt :
ozark .-...-. Gee. .--...
st-sve. W ccrae- Stt--st. 2l-2Sl00- Mary r A
Gallagher 20 JOHN r Nurtha n- al. trustees.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
SPIES ESTATE A SELLER.

Slawson & Hobbs have sold for the estate OF
Adam ". Spies the northeast corner of Broadway
and hundred nd-dfth-st 202xId0 Lx25xS9 4lsx
1875 feet
The same brokers have also sold for John W.
CoIhraHe the gore lot adjoining the west. 13-6
6OisxI44 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
REAL ESTATE.
Lieutenant Clark Takes Title to
West Side Plot.

Lieutenant Robert S. Clark. L. 3. A. took title
yesterday plot Isl sxsss 3x Irregular. the
side OF Broadway. 2sss feet south os Depot Lane.
from his mother AIRS. Elizabeth S. Potter. wife OF
Bishop Potter. The consideration was nominal.
1t was learned yesterday that Daniel J. Sully,
the cottoT broker Is the buyer of No. East Sixty
second-st- sold by William Halls Sons. Tuesday.
through L J. Phillips < Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
10 oPEN A cATHoLIc MISSION.

Pocher & Co. have leased the building No. az
Lexingtou-ave for St Peters Lutheran Church.
the Rev Joseph Freri Roman Catholic priest,
for mission purposes for a term Of three years.
The firm have also leased the house. No
493 East Fifty-ssventh-st. Tor William Wa 10
Thomas 2. Campbell, for dwelling purposes for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
QUICK RESALE OF BLOCK FRONT.

Well & Mayer have bought from William Rossn-
zWeig the block front the east side of lexington
ave. between OEe-hundredth and Northumberland
first The seller bought the property through
John y GOldins, from Samuel Thorne, Tues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

18th ST. Az r. n "a of 9Th ave fa- an eleven
story brick loft building. with store. ftSl@T g.
pr II 7 LOOMS and another owners. r A
Lauoy ave and l4ut5-@r. corner, Tor Two s-N
story brick To houses. WI-l stores 5fX91 and
4S.11Ne9. A RUIZ and another. owners. EurJzes
& Reut-. architects ---.-----
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24

BURKE agt Cecilia Stanley st Al: p xosrz1 strs
L Ford ref due &asi6 81: taxes etc 50. -
sG2 1SSth-st q f91 = 0f Cam0reing- avs. f1l z
20 Crescent-ave 1O5. I1xto9 e-sty frame d~g
ana vacant JOY saeLiqn - same AK saie aaH 49, -
ref. amt due. So s.ei IS. Lazes etc. slsl s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
PALM BEACH HOTEL LEASED.

Matthew J. Ward & Co have leased the Palm
Beach Hotel. Palm Beach. Fla. to Boggs, Mcdowell
& WashbUrI. for the coming season
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-12-24
Notice of Election.

OFFICE OF TEE AMERICAN coal cOaPAHF,
No ErgatW4s.
New York Iecem5er I0th 1903.
THE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIREC-
Tors @. me American Coai Company, q AIesany
'gnI5 Maryland ~ De- aeld the Once in
- iiy q Sew York fhursczy. the 24th Of De
leiaDeS 1897 between the hours % ~ o'clock + III
GEO n. BOWIBE. Secretary.
TIE IMPORTERS & TRADERS NATIONAL BASK
OF NEW YORK
December 22nd 1903
IRE ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIREC-
'ors Of tins bank win be held It's banking rooms
sshH ~ braacWay and Murray Street Tuesday January
LIN 100 The poll VIII he from Y n. 70 P. n
i. IL POWELL. Cashier