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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-10
Liberals WI In CANADA.

At the Canadian parliamentary cleo
lions, held Thursday. the Liberal or
Laurier government gained sweeping
victory, winning a majority of sixty or
seventy seats in the House of Commons.
which Is composed of PA members.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-10
Report Japanese Gaina.

Great gains in the Port Arthur siege
during the last three months are shown
in the detailed reports made public In
Toxic. Both the Russian army and feet
have suffered severe losses.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-10

While running on the III. & E. tracks
near Belmont Avenue, indianapolis, Ind,
the boiler OF l., ID. * w. switch engine No.
sexploded, injuring Engineer Harry Mich
o,s and Fireman Ed. Bell. The boiler head
was blown through the end Of box car,
the roof of which was hurled against the
yard Office
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-10

Twenty-Five driving horses were inciner-
ated in fire which destroyed c. O. McFar-
lands livery stable at Charlottesville, Ind.
The loss is estimated at 5000, with $1,000
Insurance
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-10

The coroner's jury ut Hull. England,
found George Henry Smith and William
Loggett of Gamecock feet were killed
by shots fired without warning or pro-o-
cation from Russian warships.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-10
Printers Want gnt-Hour

Frfnters y. ant ght-Hour n.y.
The International Typographical
Union has voted to establish an eight
hour day, beginning Jan. 1. 1905. and has
ordered an assessment for that purpose.
according to the report on the count of
the referendum. All six propositions
voted for carried, it is reported, except
that increasing the salaries of the presi-
dent and secretary.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-10

Vice Admiral Rojestvensky has been
promoted. despite the bsunder of his
squadron in the North Ses. and Russian
reports state that there Is no intention
Of humiliating the fleet.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-10
{ once-sIo1 to Amerlcan Jews

The State Department In Washington
has received cablegram from the Amer
lean embassy in ST. Petersburg which
warrants the assumption that the Rus
sian government soon viii agree to recog-
nize the passports Of American Jews.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-10
Woman Kills oted Desperate.

OII'dfI NfTIs .-Oteu OospeFadO
William Morrow, a noted desperate.
has been shot and killed at huntsville,
N. c., by Mrs. John Phillips, young
married woman. Morrow was infatuated
with Mrs. Phillips. His advances were
repulsed and finally she fired the charge
In two barrels of a shotgun at him. Nor
row. it is said. had committed several
murders
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-10

Burglars entered the bank at Becker,
Mimi, broke open the safe with nitro
slycerin, secured $1,000 in currency and
made their escape on a hand car.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-10

d.. Samuel McCue, for two termsmayor
Of Charlottesville, Va, and for many years
. lawyer at the bar before which he was
tried, was found guilty Of murder In the
first degree on the charge of having killed
bis wife. This carries the death penalty.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-10

Sheriff L. B. Barker Of Cleveland
county. Oklahoma, for the last year has
been keeping a complete record of his
prisoners. in which he recorded all their
likes. dislikes and personal habits. Dur
ing that time he has had in his Jail over
400 prisoners. and he says that 20 per
cent Of the prisoners are addicted to the
cigaret habit.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-10
Total 81 .2ss. .449

This does not include 81 .021 .556. $3.50 in
certificates and treasury notes outstand-
ing. offset by an equal amount of cash
held for their redemption. The cash in
the treasury is $1,409. 935.39O. against
which there are demand liabilities out
standing amounting to $1,113.5S2, 593,
eaving a cash balance of $296. 49,. 197.
The monthly comparative statement of
the government receipts and expenditures
shows that for October. 1904, the receipts
were $4S.990,6OS, an increase as compar-
ed with October. 1903. of $2.027 1895. The
expenditures last month were $50. 943.-
l22, an increase as compared with Octo-
her. 1908. of 81 ,032. GA. The deficit last
month, therefore, was $3,952.514, as
against deficit of $4,947 .265 for the
corresponding month last vocr
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-10
MONTH SMELLS PUBLIC DEBT.
Total Now $3.50, 1877 October Def
cit S3.652.5OO.

The monthly statement of the public
debt shows that at the closax of business
Oct. 81, 1904, the public debt, less cash
in the treasury, amounted to 1886, 49,
go, which is an increase for the month
of $4,4O4.715. This increase is princi-
pally accounted for by decrease of ST.
061. 800 in cash on hand. The debt is
recapitulated as follows:
Interest bearing debt. ....$ S95, 157,770
Debt on which interest has
ceased since maturity. 1927, 80
Debt bearing no interest. $50. 1854, 979
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1904-11-10

Murder OF Amer'oso AVenged,
AR. Pearson, United States minister to
Persia. has cabled the State Department
that be has reiterated his demand for
the punithment of the murderers Of DR..
Larabee, the American missionary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-21
EIGHTH-AVE. BLOCK DEAL.
Included IN the Sale 4re the King
Model Houses.

The Hudson Realty Company has purchased
from the Equitable Life Assurance Society the
greater part Of the block bounded by the north
side Of West ne-nundred-ard-t hirty-ninth-st the
south side OF West One-hundred- and fort ieth-st
the east side of Eighth-ave and the west side of
Seventh-ave.
The property comprises twenty three lots the
south side Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES being
55x9sl feet in depth. and includes the entire block
front. excepting the corners.
In Seventh-aYe. il includes four buildings. Nos.
23S2. 2SS4 1856 and 2.3Ss Seventh-ave each Of the
buildings having frontage of 1913 feet On the
north side OF West One-hundred- and thirty ninth
ST, Il includes twenty-seven buildings. all private
residences. Nos 20 207 2o9 ~ 2l9. 22 23 225 227
2s. 2l 23. 35 81 23s. PAL 243 245 247 249 25 253
2. 81, 90, 26l. 263 and 265 West observation-disclosures
thirty ninth-st. These residences ara known as
the King model houses.
The sizes Of the buildings vary from 49, to 2o4iz
feet in frontage. 1t also includes the northeast
corner Of Eghth-ave. and One-hundred-an thirty
nnth-st. being 43I feet in ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS thirty
ninth-st-. and e9i1 feet in Eighth-ave.. improved
with a four story building, the main floor contain
ing six stores.
The Hudson Realty Company proposes to sell the
private dwelling houses 10 persons who desire to
occupy the same, and sell the lots builders for
Improvement with high class apartment houses.
Ferdinand Strauss negotiated the sale of this
property.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-21

, 70 sbapiro g Portman the seven five story fiat
houses No s2s to ass West see
l. j. Philips have ssd for Slien to
somr and one-haif story American basement dwell
ms nG ~ Morgan & Co have sold for F. selep OF
1sn:s,n ne Mich lot on the south side OF one
,and-eighyfo urth-st % teet east I TI
Wo55haxe lot F6 oS the have West also ide of P
% ieef sG Re gi Bro have sold for Alexander
Ash to.simons & FIGHTER five lots on the north side
Of 5 bpIers viii erect three six story
apartment houses. each AIS feet rom; ,tn Som,
mers & kat the plot oxl5 feet on the north
q r q and Ia seg have Sold the two nine
room houses, each 2l6x9S feet at the southwest
eIsheT GI e has sso sold the plot xs9x
irregular with old buildings OF the mF[n sioe OF
one-hundred- and-seventy-eighth-st' 100 feet west
Mandelbaum Levine and LoWenfed d pTa9 8F
on aV the s0S fssf" Boston Of jer
Fox sc Idan have goId through A sch H.
b. Davis the plot loAZVO ieer a. hndred sndfor
p Jae has sold for client to Mr. GottIieb a
feet in Key-st and 1876 feet in BeskIs t. louis
Wagner the dwelling house on lot 25XlOO feet on the
west side Of Washington-aye. l25 feet north OF
Fsa ht Eo P. has a sold 5a Eq
estate the plot i25xS76 feet on the east side of
J. Harris has sold for a client TO joseph Fuchs
a lot in Railroad-ave.. 25 feet south of One-nun-
y-fourth-st: also, for Annie Scanlon
and another. the northeast corner of Hughes-aXe
and One hundred and-eighty-sixth-st, plot '0X
6xs7x6 feet.
Cohen Glauber have sold plot 5OXe0 feet; on
the north side of Rogers Place, west of Westches-
ter-ave.; also. 4 plot 1O3xlS5 feet in rnfon-ave,
near Westchester-ave. The same operators have
bought the plot 75xloO feet. on the east side of
Ryer.aye.. 125 feet north Of one-hun ti and,
side OF One-hundred-a nd-hfty-seventh-st. west of
j. Fippineer. of the office OF Arthur G. Muhker.
has sold 10 Adolph Miller No. 35l East Seventy
sixth-st four story f1athouse lot @5xlO0 feet
Beyer & Bayer have sold through Bergman g q
Schrieber, the five story buildings at No. AS-2lO
East Ninety-eighth-st 50x10O feet to a. Kolander.
H. z. Hayes 4 Co; have sold for Mrs. Grace &C.. L.
Starbuck and Mrs. Amelia r. Lowther, 10 Albert
Lowther and c NJ. Lowther, their third interest
in the property No. 60 West Twenty third-st.. the
store occupied by Best & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-21
MAY NOT RAISE WRECK.
Nothing but Shell of the Glen
Island Left.

Tbs investigation to ascertain the responsibility
for the loss of lives in the Glen Island fire. and
the cause Of the FIRE was not begun yesterday, be-
cause the local inspection hoard had not been able
10 complete arrangements. The taking OF testi-
raouv Will begin to-day it expected. If the neces-
sary witnesses be summoned captain Mac
Allistcr. Ivor Larsen the mate. the crew and sur
vfv!ng passengers will be asked 10 describe the
fire and the conditions in which they found the
vessel, and how they got away.
II is unlikely that the wreck Of the Glen Island
VIII be raised: in fact it probably would not
hold together If attempt made 10 raise it.
The divers Of the Merritt Chapman company, who
made thorough inspection. found it burned out
and mere shell left-beams gone. machinery a
Of junk. and crumbling bits Of wood holding
10 the shape OF what had been the hull. Captain
Clough. Of the Merritt-Chapman company. said
that the divers told him no bodies would be
found-that everything inside the vessel de-
stroyed, and nothing was left worth raising.
The Slocum disaster. followed in six months by
the Glen Island fire. emphasized the necessity for
new set OF rules captai6 Ira HAMS eaper1ising
inspector. says two important changes are needed
an increase in the working force. the other a
changing and undermining of the regulations under
which all inspectors lay stress is the enforcement
OF heavy penalty for violations OF the inspection
rules or evasion OF the departments orders in re-
gard 20 safety precautions
II youd get out a modern code of inspection, and
j, there De mighty Few OF these serious acci-
Dents" said an inspector yesterday. About the
only way you could do that. though is make it
a pententiary offence 10 violate the rules"
Captain Harris feels that. matter how good
VOTE ms nun ana poiier lnspectors 20 me saIeIy
specuon has been made Of the electrical equipment.
no competent zen are available. This question.
which is already before Congress viii be dis
s9ssed by the board Of Supervising inspectors and
10 be embodied in proposed legislation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-21
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

The Equitable Realty Company has sold for g.
Walters client the plot. 50xloO feet on the east
side OF Jeromeave-. A feet north OF One-hundred-
acknowledgements.
Peter P. Sherry has sold for Mrs Caroline Swim
ney the four story private dwelling house No 467
West Twenty-second-st. 10 Mrs. Laura E Simon
NJ. Ruben has resold for Nevins Pereman 70
Sax. sussman & Hapln, the plot I25xss II feet, on
the south side of One-hundred-and-forty-th st
rs feet west OF Lenox-ave. The buyers will erect
P. a Ne5el,ng has sold for Mrs. Z. Reherrnan the
five story hathouse, with stores, 85x33x irregular
One hundred twenty rst-st al the Junction Of
Elghth-ave.. 10 George Kilt
Harry NJ Levnson has sold for Abraham Silver
son The plot. lVoxIeIl feet, on The south side Of
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 100 seet west Of Cen
tral PARK West. 10 William J. Greenfield who viii
William hayes has sold the southwest corner of
one-hundred-and- wcnty-third-st. and lexington
Harris sokoski & Son have sold Nos 4s5 and AZ
West FFfty-seventh-st, two five story fathouses
o. plot 5jKloJ5 feet 70 Jacob Israelson
p Iinperato has sold for Judge John Paimieri the
four story teaement house No $40 East One-hun-
~ East One-hundred-and-si hte enth-st old buuS
ings On plot l1Hl09 i fet. Tho BUYER has resod 70
N.. Cooper. ''1 -
Robert TeDperman and NJ Dennis have sold ,o-
story fCthouses Nos. "a and ~ Fast ne-hurd ed
a2e-tH rst-st each On ot COX 20 II feet "
fo,Fta-st. Oh lot 25Kl00u feet N
IL ). Levtnson has sold for Mrs Anss,as,a
Brien the three story frame building No lsS F's a.
one Fed-and-twenty-frst-st on lot 2Jsxi00 10
Isaac 2; wakeman has sold for George II
P;gsgeron No = West Eighths four story ~
Montgomery Maze has sold No. I57 East sixt,atb
e., four story and basement brownstone nriyaIe
se Frederek z f s t ieet br t9 Feucht
a II. Levy & Co. have sold for Louis Mannheim
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-21
LEASES PART OF LUMBER YARD PLOT.

Shaw & Co have leased one-half Of the plot al
one-hundred-and-twenty -hfth-st. and the East
River, together with the mill building in One-hun
dred-and-tweuty-fourt for Eva Rogers and
others 10 the Hermann Lumber Company for
term Of fifteen years.
This is about half of the large lumber yard and
planning and saving mill lately occupied and known
as the Steers lumber yard. This deal leaves the
One-hundred-and-twenty-f part still unoc-
cupied.
The Hermann Lumber Company will make ex-
tensive improvements to the property.
The same firm has also leased for Joseph Keller
20 Herman Meyers the building No. "a West one
hundred and-twenty-hfth-st. for a term Of more
than six Years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-21
SrPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF

~ New York New York County The Hills Brothers
COMPANY Plaintiff against Victor Garrett, Defendant.
Action No . Summons. To above named defendant:
You hereby the complaint in this
action copy OF the plain
attorneys Office No Is Wall Street Borough
OF MANHATTAN City of New York within twenty days after
OF this exclusive OF the day Of
vice. your failure 20 appear Judgment
will against by default for the relief de-
manded n the complaint.
Dated November u. 1904
RITCH WOODFORD BOVEE & BUTCHER.
ATTORNEYS for plaintiff Office and Post ONCE Address, IS
Wall Street. Borough Manhattan. New York City.
above named defendant Victor Garrett The
going is upon you by publication pur-
suant 70 order OF Hon James A blanchard Justice
of the Supreme Court OF York
18th Of December. 1904. flied complaint
herein the Office Of Of County Of New
York the County Court House Borough o Man
haitian. CITY or Kew York. day December.
1904. RTTCH. WOODFORD. BOVEE & BUTCHER.
Attorneys for plaintiff ONCE and Address IS
Wall Street. Borough OF Manhattan, New York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-21
9th Avenue

The above described premises viii sold s,,biac, %
first mortgage OF $500 at per cent per annum on
mortgage of 81 900 st per cent per annum on thrrc
nfths go said premises and lease the store door
exnir,ne June lst 1905. The approximate nr1,1r,
taxes assessments and water or Other H. - e
allowed purchaser our OF 'e purchase
the Referee Is $4,000
Dated New York December 10th. 1904
HENRY W. SACKETT Referee
WILLIAM r. PHELAN, Esq. Attorney for Plaintiff No
3O2 Broadway n. y CITY. ''' w.
JUNTUs PENPELTToGM$, WILSON ESQ., Attorney for
Mary Recher and Caroline Recber -'N'S f'e'e'eI
Mestrs BOWERS & SANDS. Attorney for An.r,cs,
Mortgage Company
RENO r. BlLLIN64Oo' Esq. Attorney for August
Recher. ..
wAssERMAN JAcosUs Attorneys for Joseph
JOSEPH JAcoBUs. ESQ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-21
REPORTED LEASES.

The Continental Brewery property at Greenwich
and Eleventh-st has been leased, through
Charles z. Duros 10 express company.
j. s. Bache & Co. have leased in the No. ~
Broadway Building the entire ground floor eX
cepting the southerly part of the Broadway front
About 1900 square feet of space taken. the
lease being for ten years, al a graduated rental
beginning May l, 1905, The McVickar-Gaillard
Realty Company the broker
E. V Pescia & Co. have leased for Andrew J.
Provost, Nos. S65 S69 First-ave three five story
double f1athouses for five years at aggregate
Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-21
Change Of Name.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Institution for the Of Merchants Clerks. a
the operations Of which been
pTlnSlpAy conducted IN the Borough OF Manhattan. city
or New YORK in the County and State Of Now York viii
apply 70 the supreme Court OF the state Of New York
Ien thereof Part l. 70 be held az the County
court fuse IN the Borough 81 Manhattan, in the city OF
New orA IN the County and State OF New York the
second or February O'Clock the
noon Of that day thereafter counsel be
nea TOT an order authorizing said Cooperation 10 change
Its CotpofSte name 10 Union Square Savings Bank
dated New York December III 1904
lNSTlIC TON FOR THE SAVINGS OF MERCHANTS
CLERKS.
- - BY r. NJ HURLBUT President.
WM n LOCKWOOD, Secretary.
JOHN Mel. NASH. Attorney for Petitioner. GO Wall
street. Borough OF Manhattan. New York CITY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-21
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Beeknan-ave, W s. 25 II n Terrace.
sly brk h. 5oxSs: Henry F A Wolf Co; 49, ~.
Harry Howell. architect .Sfoo ooC
I76th-st. 5. 27l It Of Marn2ion-ave. sty fr
Thonison architect 45oC
Cnion-ave e s. so It n 4th-st. 2 sly fr dwlg
Ing architect ....."-....-.i.... $500
Boulevard. 4 sly brk h. ~ SKIS; Mayer
owner; p Hugo Koehler. II Broadway. architect
Hall Place. No 1,C52. sty and b fr iwg, 2OX32;
Elyira Johnson, owner; Charles johnson. archt-
tect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Isl
Courtland-ave, No 746 sty # ten h. 25x40: Fer
dinand Thomas. owner: Louis Falk, architect. 2oC
Prospective AZ fl of Jennngs-st sly fr
EbeIing archItect. ........... 7oc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-21
ART MUSEUM IN BIG REALTY DEAL.

The Metropolitan Museum Of Art was yesterday
reported % have sold No. sol Broadway. five story
office and loft building. between Spring and Broome
BIS. The building through TO No IS Mercer-st.
II is said that she buyer has resold the property
This is one Of the parcels left 10 the Museum
under the Will OF Jacob s. Rogers, the locomotive
manufacturer. OF Paterson. II. w. Doutz is the
agent Of the property. The report has yet been
confirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-21
Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
- forl.-Frederick ReiCher, plaintiff. Joseph
Reicher et al. defendants-In pursuance Of inter
ocutoy Judgment and sale bearing date the
18th day December. 1904 and in OF
the Clerk Of the County of New York the undersigned
Referee in said judgment named. will sell public
ton the New York Real Estate Solesroom Number
Broadway, in the Borough Of Manhattan, City OF New
York the 18th day Of January 1905 clock
Of day by D. Phoenix Ingraham Auctoneer.
premises directed by said judgment sold and
therein described as follows: All that certain piece
with the building erected situate
lying being in the Borough OF Manhattan City Of
New York. bounded and described follows: Beginning
at point westerly line distant
twenty-five three inches northery corner
b. the intersection Of the northerly side of
Eleventh Street with the westerly side OF Sixth
nd a Immediately in front party wall running
thence westerly a line parallel with Eleventh Street
and part along OF said party wall sixty feet
northerly line parallel with Avenue
eighteen feet: thence easterly a line parallel with
and in along the a certain
other wall sixty feet to the westerly line Of
and southerly along westerly line of
Sixth Avenue eighteen feet the place Of beginning
being premises Street Number I53 Sixth Ave-
nue. Borough OF Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-21
NEW YORK new HAVEN 3 HARTFORD R. R

4th ave. follows. for -,--,,---- go,
u 1000. * 1902 \. NJ. III loo * Los x 500.
fIli6:OO. 80 ,5:OI. 's12.OO Z. VI.
BOSTON. Willirnantc-Tfs:oo 4. NJ, TOO P NJ
BOSTON via SpringheId-tS:oO A NJ. 7. Zoo. .. 100
s1I:OO P NJ.
FITCHBURG via Putnam , worcester 900 2 "
LA NORFOLk-TS-JO n n, 1881 p u
CT. HARRINGTON STOCKBRIpGE. LEMON PITTS
FIELD-t45O. tS5O A NJ. 1881 P "
WATERBURY, and WINsTED-f4:5o. $500 $500.
Hoop. s'1O:O@ Ito Waterbury, A NJ. l-tS. 1870,
s'5:Ol. t6OO. 5000 10 Waterbury p NJ
Ticket offices cGrand Central station and cl25th
St. also at c113 c261 11s5; els54 BroadSay eS PARK
Ave. Madison Ave era West 125Jh s.. l53 East
I25th St In Brooklyn, c+ Court St, 500 Fulton s.,
$50 Broadway E. D.
'Daiy. Except sundays. lSuriays only 'St7Pg az
I25th xStcpS l25th Sundays only vParlor car
Limited. Has dining Car. cParlor and Sleeping Car
c T HEMPsTEAD. Gen Pass Agt
O VI sHEPARD. Gen. supt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-21
CHOICE DWELLING HOUSES SOLD.

Wetnlore & Magill. IN conjunction with Post &,
Reese, have sold for Louis Zeckendorf the four
story high stoop dwelling house Nc. 30 East Sixty
seventh-st on lot 2GxlJo5 feet. The purchaser will
occupy the premises after making extensive altera-
tons
NJ s. I. Hess have sold for A. NJ Bendhein the
four story private house size @Xl00 feet, No East
Eighty-first-st. 10 q client. who will occupy the
house. They also sold for Maly Frankel 10 A NJ.
BendAeim The three story house No. III East
E!ghty-frst. &lKl60 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-21
TO IMPROVE AuDusoN-AvE. PLOT.

Bernard Smyth d Sons have sold for Henry
Shoemaker the plot Of seven lots on the northwest
corner Of Audubon-ave and Observation-Disclosures
enteth-st, 1o0Xl75 feet Charles Scheidecker who
viii improve the plot with apartment houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-21
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

10th-st, No $40 East. sty br6 ten h. 25xs1 s: A
Mande owner; z Meyers. architect. ......... s;
1o0th-et. s, 100 II OF 6th-ave, two sty brk
fat b. 39Xs7 Il; Hamburgher. owner; Bern
stein & Bernstein architects. Observation-Disclosures
Ftf-ave. e. IS 2 II 6 of 122d-st, two sty brk
and stores. 81 1Oxs7: G. NJ Karpas owner:
Q F Pelham, architect
Delaney and Mangin SITS Il W cor two 5 sty brk
ten h. 30 6xSsx irreg; estate OF Jane E Edgar.
owner: o Lewinson architect. ..................
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-21

! Caps for ProJectiles.-Ord Office War Dept. Wash
ingtou D. December IL 1901 Sealed proposals in
duplicate viii be received here until p. m, JAN 10.
Of following weights 40 SIS, % 400. 415. and 705 lbs.
and Of GO lbs all In accordance 10
furnished by this Dept Bids will be received for all
proposals o parts thereof Information can be had
upon application to Brig Gen WILLIAM CROZIER Chief
Of Ord.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-21
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Parish Fisher Mooney & CO.. % and 25 2lst-st g.
1879 of Broadway 44x9s g. 10 blk and loft Of
fee and building; Am Mort Co agt Merrick Con-
struction CO ct a.; Bowers attys NeTland ref:
aggregatng S225 457 60; Mcclellan for 1913 1873
BY Bryan L Kennedy: 545-551 52dst. 125 fl OF
11th- 1O0x1005: and story blk and dwg hs vol
untary sale: TO II g Reiser for $50 100