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the BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Place north side i7c feet west os Mssnion-
ave. frame dwelling, 2oxbs feet Amelia Pek
owner; J. ]. vresland. architect, 5000.
Prospective. side PSI feet north OF onshun-
dre6-andsishtyhrst .. two story frame dwelling house
21x54 feet; Russell Realty Inrrovement Company.
owners; J. J. Vreeland. architect: SO 0oo
Jenerson-st. side s7e Morris Park
ave- dwelling house. 21K55 feet; Joseph
Luke. owner; Timothy Kelly. architects $500
Eoe-eve.. side, $50 feet north OF One-hunered
and-sxtyseventh five three story frame tenement
houses. 20165 feet; Hyman Aelroad Charles =
Clark architect; $4,000
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REALTY NOTES

4 ". Destitute iuased IN g. T. c-ss,nn,- w. aoa
re eao West Fifty-ssghth-zt a nias story nrsproot
eoss Ths lssse Is for nfesz yesrs At an aggregate
seatEs q $4,000
2. Osborne Smith a CO have i.s,.a n. following
rTopsytys
f5bon-aye- -
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RECORDED TRANsFERs.

5rcacway, " cornsr czdar-ss runs I'LL TO a
IemDle-st 1929 20 Tzsanes-st iz5 20
5rose"9y loi % beg Thames Court % 20
20 III oroAaNsy; mortgage, 81, OO0, 600; and
eoth-st, NO 81 East z0xio0.5; Elisabeth II stan
ton % cAthSF1ns r Townsend; moTtgase s45,-
l27rh-st. s. 30 It e Of eth-ave 5oxeei II; Isaac
L Dunn 70 John A Gibson. mortgage, S6s. 600;
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Furnished House Wanted.

A PRIVATE FAMILY OF FOUR ADULTS wants to
IA rent for the fall and winter months a moderate
size furnished house. convenient to Madison Square.
Address HOUSE. BOX 1ss. Postofice. New York City.
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Furnished apartments to Let.

GENTLEMAN. whose wife Is forced By Illness leave
NJ sublet handsomely furnished
snt OF Esvsn rooms bath IN convenisut ioca
ton il New-York desirable party wiling TO board
lodge him. EXCEPTIONAL. Tribune once.
4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT; private
i. bath; 81 daily; meals for two $40 weekly.
VAN RENSSELAER,. ie East iIth near bth ave
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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST II.

BY L Phillips & &C: POS 75th-st, = s. il42 IT Of
8d-ave, l9TxlO22 four story dwG h: 81 Fl Bell agt
am ann hoagns & ct a; Bowers E. stys james Frank
BY James L Wells: 27SO 0 27s4 Broadway, n e cor
1OTh-st Sllx1o3 2x25x1O0 IIxgs1; seven story
bldg; Washington Life Insurance Company agt stoIl
al Foster G. T. attys: Chandler, refl amount due.
Sis, 406 81 taxes. etc, 81. .6O4 II
BY Ph0snix Ingraham: 4.439 PaTfz-ave 867 5 II
of 1s2d-st 25x9e lx25x9eil two story dvg h; 3 /.
C.rran gdn, agt 4 Bernhardt et al; " Coleman.
atty: + D Arthur ref 81 sis 81 taxes
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TUESDAY. AUGUST 10.

By James Wells: isS and i85 2d-ayo n W cor 18th
St. olSxsO six story ten h; William Condit against
Godwin e. a.; James s & z attys: D Laskys ref:
amount due S7G,626 10; taxes. etc, 1888 30
By Joseph Day: 5.2If and 215 3d-ave n cor 1928
St 50X946 blegs; Sherif's sale all right etc Otto II
E-rlanEer. Sherff. -' ~
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AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK.
MONDAY, AUGUST 15

BY Joseph Dayi 456 Broadway, 80 # s Of Grand
tt 25XlOo+ story bldg; Joseph Hyman Jacob
stein et Al: II & Isascs. sttys: sneudalTa ref.
amt due, S25,97I II: taxes. etc, 6l.52I
By James L Wells: Theriot-ave, o. 100 = Of Nc
GTaW-aVe, 0OxlOOi story dwg b; n 9 Mace ct 81
trustees agt alice Walsh; Noble & c. attys IoVns
Tet ant due Sa5S -; taxes etc s45 49, White Plains
!oad cor Bartholdiave 100 Sx1ol 11N1001916; action
10 J. u @ Mace et al trustees, Louis Esposito
Noble q {. attys r Towne ref. due, s. Il
taEcs. etc %bIb 81 Plne-ave, Bathoidi-
15e 1Il26 xl6 ezTI IO0K25I1O0x50; action 4; sans
agt same; same sttyB and ref due IL taxes
&c, 81. Vo Fine-ave, cor BarIholdsve. iOOxI2
70 same ast same; same attys and ref; amt
due. $3.50 s.: taxes. $2I4 %: White Plains Road
e cor Aagenta-aye. 12711KlO4 Gx2x 100 TO Magenta
flacs lVO1zSO6; action No 2: same: same
attys ana ref amt due. Ss.537 i0i taxes etc s5B3
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Instruction.

NTME- CAROLINE MABEfN FLOWER, P9aSo -
sonia. Broadway, I'D. - A.
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THURspAY. AUausr ls.

ave 24x9s9; story ten h; 7 2 Powers sgt y I
Strauss and another; Curtis. NJ & c. attys: c /
Strong ref: amt due. SIS. .S5s %: taxes. etc &32.
By Joseph Day: i2th-st 3, 1856 II " OF ProEpsc
Terrace, Nilliannsbrtdge 2xiI4; Mooney.
agt J s Wood ct al; NJ Egan. atty; D F Cohasn ref
amt due. So T23 2 taxes etc, $24O. l2th-st. $50
OF Prospect Terrace. Wtliamsbridge. 25Ii14; sam
sgt same; atty and ref due So 72s 26 taxes
etc -
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FRIDAY. AUGUST 10.

BY II Sherman: 10 &iott-st g. u 9xsO ex2s 1xss 7
story ten h II P1rdy sgt S r johnson et al: Man
helm NJ. attys II Gltterman. ref; due 81 753 "a
81, s2e 09.
BY referee premises: Fultors-st g. 40 II n OF
Becker ave. 5OxlOO; also Matilda-st, n 500
ot Nestchester-AVe Nasningtonv1ne 6OTl0o " " Fen
neld agt Cosina Muller ct al; Eugene Archer atty
Gerard Roberts. ref; taxes. etc, $3.50; partition.
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XTIANTED.-English. German Freuch pur..--.
w erresses for superior ensagesnts. several tsass
Street. Established 1SS4- - 4aen
FTHUTOR. experienced. thoroughly conpstsnt hi1hv =
Il ommended. has time for few more pupils: ah -
leges and Regents. FERGUSON 310 ". 4sth ~
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DED "D" LINE.

DED I'D" LINE.
IL FOR Ia Guayra. Puerto Cabsllo. Curacao ano
eatbso va Curacao. calling also san Juan Z.
From Pier i3. adjoining Wall St. gerry, -. s0 uoon
q 8 noca
3 s .PEfIA. SATURDAY. SeptS-SSes- -
For Guayra. Curacao ard Ma.sSa1sS II uoou
> > ~ II II a ., S,r7r5ay September 10 neea
These stean,eEs have superior accommodal1AS -
sengers.
ROIJLlTON, BLISS 8 DAIlAEAA'
General Managers. 50 WaA 81
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MEXICAN LINE.

CUNARD LINE.
n. 10 LIVERPOOL. VIA QUEENSTOWN
From Piers Sl-o2, Nortn Hlee. "A a A n
Aug. 20. 10 a a. SannlaniA- 80 ~ 10 a 81
Tucanta. Aug. q. A. ~ Etr0t 81 a. d
TTu1bria Sept. g. % a. IL ~ ~ INV ards.
saloon rates for Cmb-ta and Etruria, e0' -
.-cordinx 10 accommodation
TUESDAY SERVICE - q egraa
,,~.nt, Aug %, Noon 1Carpathia. sep y 49,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oEsSIN - Noon
v1touia.....Aug so. Noon Pannonia 81 Noou
Slayonia Sept. 1S. Noon Cltoli4
Apply % Broadway. New YORK
VERNON H BROWN. General Asen-
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$4,000
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5000
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5000
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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-07
REDFORD'S SUCCESSOR.
Aldermen From Fourth Ward Will
Present Suitable Successor.

On Friday night the Board of Aldermen
will elect successor to the late Alder
nan BEDFORD. of the Fourth Ward Mr.
iedford's death was a distinct loss to
coed government, for. in the recent crisis
through which Raleigh has passed, Mr.
BEDFORD proved that he stood for civic
righteousness. The people of the Fourth
Ward wish his successor to be man of
ike views who will stand for the same
deals of city government.
In accordance with the custom that has
prevailed in the Board. the successor of
Alderman Bedford will be nominated by
the remaining three aldermen from the
Fourth Ward, and the aldermen from the
other wards will confirm the selection
agreed upon By the members from that
ward That method has been adopted
by this and former members of the Board
TO obviate the necessity of calling a prim-
airy. 1t has been customary to accept
the nomination of the aldermen residing
in the ward, because they naturally know
the wishes Of the people living in that
ward better than do the aldermen living
in another ward.
1t could not be learned last night
whether Messrs. Rand. Bland and Rogers
had agreed upon a nomination. They
have the names of several excellent men
under advisement and will doubtless Sug-
gest a man who will be a faithful and
useful alderman.
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MISS ROOSEVELT BANiSHED.
President Sends Her to New York for
Betting at Races.

Washington, April 5.-Niss Alice Roosc,
welt went to the races on Saturday and
did something in the way of betting on
them.
photographer pictured her in The
act of giving money to commissioner,
of showing her winnings triumphantly
to Representative Gillett, of Massachu-
sets; of giving money to Representative
Langworth, OF Ohio. presumably to bet,
and in two groups watching the horses
running.
The results are Miss Alice has been
paC ked eff TO New York to remain there
III til after the races are over; the man
acement of the Jockey Club has ordered
that no more cameras shall be admitted
to the Bennings track, and President
Roosevelt through who, went to the pho
tccraphers has suppressed the pictures.
They will never be printed. so
Miss Roosevelt drove over to Bennings
on Saturday with a party of friends.
pei fence to her, for when she was in
and won, too.
She did not make big wagers at the
races, and everything was done. in the
exrberance of her lively girlhood. She
pu. bet On Mon Amour in the second
race because she liked the name, and bet
on Twilight in the steeplechase.
The President had a serious talk with
his daughter when he read IN the news.
papers that she had been betting on the
re ces and found out about the pictures.
Then he told her to go to New York
on a visit and not to return until after
tic races.
She left at II o'clock yesterday morn
ing
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Commencement at Shaw University.

Complete arrangements have been made
for the commencement exercises of the
Professional Schools of Shaw University.
On Sunday, April 10th, 1904, at p. r.
the baccalaureate sermon will be preached
by Rev. C.. s. Brown. ID. D., president
Of Waters Normal Institute. Winston. N.
G. The exercises will be resumed on
Thursday April 14th, when the com
rencement exercises proper will take
place. The annual address viii be dellv-
cred by Rev. Cortland Myers, ID. d., pas
tor Of the Temple Church. Brooklyn. N.
7. Mr. i. W. Bailey. editor of the Bibli-
cal Recorder, of Raleigh, will award
the diplomas and confer the degrees. The
exercises will close with a parting address
to the graduates by President Charles
Francis Meserve.
In the afternoon of Thursday an an
nual association will be formed and at
night will occur the first session of the
North Carolina Medical Association. A
banquet will follow.
The exercises of the Medical Associa
ton will continue Friday morning and
Friday afternoon At the opening session
an address of welcome will be given by
President Meserye.
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ATTEND SUMMER SCHOOL FREE.
County Board Of Education Appropri-
ates 500 for Teachers of Wake.

The County Board Of Education yester-
day completed its quarterly examination
of the Treasurcrs books and found every
thing in very satisfactory condition. The
board, COMPRISING Messrs. Thomas Johns,
of Auburn, chairman: ]. l.. Foster and B.
S. Franklin. of Raleigh, has been in ses-
sion two days, and has appropriated 500
for the purpose of enabling all the public
school teachers in Wake county to attend
the Summer School at the a. and NJ. Col
lege free of charge. A member of the
board said yesterday that the attendance
of all the teachers of the county upon the
exercises of the Summer School would
benefit the schools a hundred rer cent
The board says the schools have done very
we'll this year, considering the unusually
severe weather.
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THE NEW YORK AMERICANS.
The Strong Team of Ball Players Wis
tied the South.

The New York team of professional
ball players. members OF the American
League, were n the city yesterday on
their way to New York.
while in Raleigh the team di;i some
bail playing and the A. and NJ. boys were
done up with a goose egg against nine
teen. From here the team goes 20 Rich,
n.ond where it plays today. On Thurs
day, the fourteenth, the season opens in
New York and there the New Workers
play Boston.
The manager of the team is Mr.. Clarke
Griffith, a ncrvy ball player Who can do a
trick in the box. He carried Chicago
to the pcnnant when he managed that
team and has been with New York for
three or four years. Last year, with &
team not as strong as this years team.
he put New York in fourth place. Indi-
cations are that he will do better this
year,
With The team is Mr.. W. B. Hanna of
the New York Sun, who has been visit
ing the South and writing about the team
for the Sun and some other papers. He
says that the New Workers spent two
weeks in Atlanta, and one week II New
Orleans, the only stops they make on
Mr.. Hanna took a look over Raleigh yes
terday and was delighted With TIE place
The ball players are all big fellows and
some have big names rs ball players.
Powell, a noted slab artist, was bought
from St. Louis and it is said that an
other pitcher and $4,000 was paid 10 st.
Louis for his release. Hughes, another
pitcher, comes from the Boston team ard
in exchange Tarnyhill was given Boston.
Chesbro has been pitching Tor New
York for two years and came from the
Pittsburg team where he was a star He
with Keller, VINO plays right field,
coached Harvard this spring. On the
pitching staff is Bliss, who pitched some
yesterday He is Il good one. Wolfe and
Pullman make UP the list.
The catchers are Mcclure, klcino and
Bevill, all warm numbers. McGuire is a
veteran and has been playing profession
al bail for twenty-one years. He has
held positions in both the big leagues.
The team has the same infield as last
year, Camel ct first, Williams Al second,
Conway at third and Elhelfield as short
stop. In the outfield there are two men
from last year, Keeler in right and Fultz
in centre. TIE man i'll left, Anderson,
is just on this year, ard yesterday did
some lively stunts
The rlen while hero behaved nicely and
the five or six hundred people at the
ball grounds yesterday were pleased with
their actions, not a bit of rowdyism be-
ing seen. Mr.. Hanna, the newspaper
man with them, says they are a good lot
of fellows and that he expects that they
will be up in the first three at the end
OF tn season.
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Bids to Publish Code of North Carolina

The Code Commission will receive seal
ed bids for printing and publishing The
Code of North Carolina up to April 18th,
1904, at Il o'clock IN.
The body of the book will be set solid
in II point type of a face to be selected
by the Commissioners. Preferably No. 3
Mergepthaler. Sidehoads to be set in II
point Gothic Mergenthaler) run in with
body OF section. Chapter heads and foot
notes to be set in point type oil face
to be selected by the Commissioners.
The pages To be Is plea ems long includ-
ing head and foot lines, and 26 plea ems
wide.
The printer to furnish five revised
proofs of all matter, and to guarantee to
set at least 81 pages per day, if required
by the Commissioners, beginning not Ia
ter than June 18th, 1904, and until the
Code is completed, under a penalty of ten
dollars for leach days failure.
Prices for press work to be by token of
16 pages
The Legislative Edition of 500 copies
to be bound in half binding. Permanent
edition in full sheep.
The State will furnish the paper.
Bids Tor composition shall be in the
alternative: 1. At what price the printer
will Go the composition and furnish the
metal, which will not be preserved for
future use. 2 At what price the State
to furnish the metal, which will be pre-
served at the expense of the State for
storage and insurance until after the
Legislature of 1905. Bids will include the
price per hour to be allowed for changes
made necessary by that Legislature. If
new composition is necessary the original
prices to continue
The right to reject all bids is re-
served.
Good bond required to secure faithful
compliance.
A sample page of proposed Code fur
nished on application.
THOMAS B. WOMACK.
Chairman Code Commission
Raleigh, N. c., April 5, 1904.
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khhMII A TAD uE[I G What Shall We
lviHlVlLH lHll lllLLO Have for Dessert =?
North Carolina Society
Organized in Far Off
Philippines.

The Tar Heels in the far off Philippines
have gotten together III honor OF their
GEAR old North State. A North Carolina
Society has been formed there, and Cover
1or Aycock has received flash-light pho
tograph of the society seated at a ban
quet. The Governor has placed the pic
ture on the mantel-sheH III the executive
chamber
The secretary. James E. Harrell, writes
the Governor that the North Carolina So
ciety of the Philippine Islands has been
formed with Capt. L. b. Alexander PreSl-
dent The first meeting was held at the
Bay View Hotel on December 23rd, 1903,
when temporary organization was effect
ed. The second meeting was held at the
Hotel Metropolitan on February 22nd,
1904, at which meeting permanent or
ganization was effected.
Under separate cover was the flash
light photograph of the members present
at the last meeting, ''all of whom says
the letter, heartily drank to the health
of the Governor of North Carolina, and
declared they were staunch supporters OF
the Hon. Chas y. Aycock.
Those in the picture are: Lieut.. Chas.
Wilcox s. F. Drake, j. II. Burwell, w.
II. O. Smith, Alex H. Jones, H. J. Welch,
Maj. Thad w. Jones, Capt. Il. b. Alexan-
der. James E. Harrell, O. II. Paddison,
Peter E. Strowd, r. f. Clayton, Allie
Drake, L. w. Wilson and Arthur J. Cas-
sidy.
The other members are: Col. G. d.
Cowles, Lieut.. Emmett G. Gudger, u. S.
~. Hon Mason E. Mitchell, S. F. Smith,
j. B. Barham, A. A. Brown, j. w. Chces-
borough, Alfred T. Smith, A. A. Mat
thews, r. E. Walters, and William n.
Ray
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Letter to E. P. Moses.
Raleigh, N. c..

RaieiSn, N. &.
Dear Sir: You are teacher: here's one
for your boys:
Ii the painting costs two or three times
as l1uch as the paint, and one paint goes
twice as far as another, how much are
these two paints worth?
Ii Devoe is worth $3.50 or ST.. a gal
lon, how much is the other one worth?
How much is gallon of paint worth
anyhow?
The answer is: Depends on the paint.
The reason is: paint isn't always paint.
There are true and false paint and short
measure.
How much is a short measure gallon
worth? How much is false paint worth?
How much is Devoe worth?
There are millions a year in tie answer
to this last one. Yours truly
T w DEVOE e co
~ New York.
For sale by Hart-Ward Hardware Com
rany, Raleigh, n G..
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short stop; Anderson, left field williams,
second base: Camel. first base; Mcclure,
catch; Putnam, pitch.
A. and M.-Miller, short stop; Asbury,
third base; Howle, left field; Hadley, right
field McLaurin, center field; Knox. sec
ond base; Springs, first base; Brockwell,
catch; Shuford, pitch; Shannonhouse,
pitch.
Battery: New York, Putnam, Bliss
ard Mcclure, Bevill; A. and NJ, Shannon
house, Shuford. McLaurin and Brockwell.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-07
Black Mountain Inn.

The Black Mountain Inn Company, OF
Black Mountain, Buncombe county, was
yesterday in the Office OF the
Secretary of State. to conduct hotel.
The total authorized capital stock is SIS
900, and the incOrporators are: "A. E.
Stevens. G. l.. Stevens, G. w. Munger, +.
A. Num- ard DR.. r. S. Primrose, al of
New Bern.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-07
State Institutions.

Dr. r. II. stancill, of Margarettsville,
and Dr.. l.. ]. Picot, OF Littleton, were
here last night having come to the an
nual meeting Of the Executive Board OF
the State Hospital which VIII be held this
morning
Mr. J. p. Kerr, of ASheVille, is also
here, having come to attend a meeting
OF the directors Of the states Prison.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1904-04-07
Fort CasWcll ~. G. Anr-

FUTI CasWCII, n. e, AD,1I z 1901
Sealed proposals in tripIicate will be re-
ceived here until p. M, May 6. 1904, for
constructing, plumbing heating and
wiring Post Exchange Building at this
Post United States reserves right to ac.
ccpt or reject any or all proposals In
formation furnished on application. En-
vclopes containing proposals will be in
dorsed Proposals for Buildings address
cd r. II. Williams. O. NJ.
Apr 7, 8, 8, 10, May 4 and
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Gowan's Pneumonia Cure-a life pre-
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QUOTATIONS. OF COTTON YARNS.
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