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The Paducah sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1898-1906, 1904-11-19

The coming of Adelaide Thurston
to The Kentucky Monday night pre-
sages an evening of enjoyment for
theatre going. Miss Thurston has
always been admirably suited in her
plays, the roles of which have fitted
her personality and her artistic abil-
tiles. Her new play. Polly Prim-
rose" a comedy drama by Paul Will
stach. is said to be the best play in
which this dainty actress has yet
been seen. It's scenes transpire in
Georgetown, ID. c.. during the Civil
war. The production carried by the
company is most complete. All the
scenery. furniture, drapery, carpets,
bric-a-brac, etc, shown in the play
are transported in special car
Electric ealciums are also carried to
produce some pretty lighting effects.
In the company are Brinsley Shaw,
Frederic Kerby, James r. Mccain,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY

r r Browns sons have sold for f. r. OCoruan
70 Nathan BrchafI two TWO family houses. 45x100
feet the south side Of RriEgs-ave Too feet east
Of Two -hrrdrcdth-st
T. II Ludlow & Co have sold for p client a
Brooke & GeorEer. the northwest corner OF SuIIi-
and Watts SITS. a three story building on lot
about 25T5o feet
William Douglas Fitzpatrick has sold FOR August
Knott No 1o2 West Ono-hund-cd -and-se,Ond-st.
five story fathouse. on lot 25x1g1u feet adjoining
the southwest corner OF Columbus-ave.. and for
James : Segrave No 10 West Oue-hundred-and-
second-st I've story fathouee. ON 1ot 25y96 feet.
\. p. Mosher & co. have sold for Leo and Simon
Strauss TO Annie D. FIaiderman No. ITO Amster-
dan-ave-. a hve story hathouse on lot 25xtoO feet
Sarah Greenblatt has sold 10 COhD & Brandt
No. 14Sl FIfth-ave.. northeast corner Of Ona-hun-
dred-and-nine teenth-st. five story fathOuse. on
lot 2510x91 feet
Frances Marx has sold to Adolph Miller No. 1873
Pnrk-ave.. FIVE story fathOUse. lot 25x7O feet.
Charles T. SchIiess has sold for s. c. Baum 70
Mr.. Weiss 40. 81 East One-hundred-and-twsnty
fourth-st.. three story dwelling house. on a lot
18xIo0 Il feet
Ames & Co. have sold for H B. Berry TO George
Brown No SO West Thirty-ninth-st-. a five story
tenement house on a lot 45xeS.9 feet -
90 cient Of Charles 5 Fosenthsi nos Us and 22s
81 ECO on plot 5S S25S fes IN course
charles Ru4iurer < Co have sold for the Ga5 BE
estate the Old piano factory site at No FL TO 20
East Tweuty-seooud-st. 1F.5xsS9 feet.
1885 Niadisou-ave., southeast corner or Ninety
uinth-st., seven story apartment house. known as
the BIytnsbOurue on plot 5o1lXilo feet.
Arthur GTeeubaUm has sold for Clementine VI.
Siverman to Isaac and Max SChlesiuger the Lor-
rainr. Nos. 1.42g and 143I MadiSOu-ave-. a seven
story apartment house. plot 5Ixlo0 feet
tfisfave solomon. who fs one Of the Rogers broth
CPS. comedians. has sold to Charles Hammel No.
Ia East Seventv-nnth-st.. a four story hrownstons
front dwelling house. lot 20xl022 fet near Lex
iuct0u-ave. Mr.. solomon took title Ia July. lssS
William Wolh's Son the broker. The same
broker has sold for Charles Hammel & Co. No. 80
East Forty seventh-st q four story hathOuse. on
lot 20xOo5 feet. and No 1ss2 Lexington i've
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
DODGE TALK NOT CREDITED.
Hummel Says Story Is without Foundation
Jerome Does Not Think Much Of It.

IT. H4mmeI. counsel for charles r Dodge az
aaro5 70 be much ia~au=at yesterday over the dis
patch ~ Tho WorI1' from Houston. ToN.. where
Dodge is being watched b. detectives while walt
ing for decision Of the courts IN the proceedings
FOR has extraditi1u 20 this city tho perjury In
df-trurrt. Dodge was represented as saying IN
Houston that ue was afraid Of possible Indictment
for conspiracy that he would commit suicide before
no would permit himself 10 be taken to New
u, his fight for liberty being furnished Hy
charles "a. Morse. uIt that all he knew about MI
Morse was what ha had been told ny his counsel
Mr.. Hummel declared that the statements aitrI0-
Ited Dodge were untrue.
~ know that Dodge never mad" such state
rnouts. nr said p kr.v that the reporter never
got a word with Dodge. though Do tried %" by pre-
tcndsrE that Do one OF District Attorney Je-
rorn.'- mon The story OF tne reporter I- made out
whole cloth and Is entirely without f0IUdI ton.
Samuel counsel for MT. Morse
laughed At the alleged Dodge interview and said
torucv Jerome declined to discuss it further than
o. express opinion that ~ might a- vel have
been written the city teegr1Fhr1 from Texas
Assistant District Attorney Rand WITS asked Il La
were seeking tu iudicj Mr.. Hummcl for couspir2ry-
and no replied. There b. Truth 'u 60 far I
am concerned" lie made the same reply when
a. keel 4 l. WIS seeking TO iudirt Air Morse
TIL. Iav-e~s ia crested I'm the Dodge divorce case
were expecting e decision by Justice lruaN in tho
supreme court yesterday. but no opinion iu the
case was handed down. n Justice TrusN gives am
opinion sustaining the referees report and rein
stating the Dodge divorce. Samuel Tuteruye~ Will
Immediately make application To- have the marriage
Of Mr. Dodge 20 Nj. Morse reinSrGt0d. This will
be done without waiting for ID possible appeal to
higher court by Mr. Hdmme'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
PLANS WERE CHANGED.
ORIGINALS NOT USED.
Those Of Missing Iron Contractors,
DisqpprOrod, Used ri Darlington.

The irquesr into -ro cause ~ -he collapse n The
Darliug-rr Hotel was continued before Coroner
Schol0T and jury En- tire N-nicr7I Court rooms,
in Wee Tfty-fourt' ST.. yesterday. Witnesses
building inspectors. LAWYERS and h-i.IarS crowded
rfe courtroom AT the Witnesses a0u-e5. ezrsp,
Pole AND S,a0.ar1--o- she ir-n contractors. VINO
disappear com .he "7- a- rho collapse. wore pres
Coroner -....,r discharged Eugene r.. Allison.
secretary -r rn. Allison Realty Company. the
owner - tho Darlington. saving ,hg investigation
50 Ear held showed thar ne vas NOT responsible for
the diyoeter William O'Eog. foreman FOR the Al
Hsou Csaraa1 who vas also --6s~ bonds was
similarly discharge.
Assistant District Attorney Train. with Coroner
SchoorS permission. then examined H." -,itncss-s.
Thomas D. Neville ~ Neville d Ba-Ee arcH.-
tccts. of E0 -'1 IVES; Ou'-hu-5rc ia ud-t V-"nfy-
hfth-s,. said ,lat hte firm had drawn plans at the
request of Eugene p. Allison. FOR the Darlington.
For these and ta~ tho fling Of them with tie
buildings Depart his firm was 90 receive Sl2lo
His partner. H7SEe. and a draUSntsrnan named
Haviland designed the plans for the steel work Tie
declared thar plans which were rot his firms were
submitted 20 thc department
Yet yoa signed your name 10 those plans said
Nr. Deev-s. ou" nf the Jurors. DO vou think go"
had "a nsht 20 d. this without inspecting Tho
Plane
Yes. We only eir-od them IN crdc- 20 get them
before The de7artm-~r. II t-a owner wanted us 10
change plans which We thought perfect. and sub
uittod Others to us hy another architect We would
rra~4 ei-,-l.F -nr--, .Ea---t-
7' ' '.'.'' ' -' '' '' i'
ll'i.'-
II" admitted -o~e-tuE notices rf disar ROYALS -
plans from Tho Buildings Department.
Bat these were NOT our plans They we're the
plans suhstIJurr5 fpr ours
Did yog ever inform Tho Buildings Department
VIA. .rs. 49,. ..- .-,... ..r--.... 49,, NJ CON
'' '' ". ...- ''l l.''.s- .'5>'' -'''- "
't'T. another .3-"r
40 rrlrE -rr-- know ,ra, --r-a not r-.-
.,.-.... ''s
IlN witness declared that no bad received rNnrE
notice Of dsaT~royaI NJ rI-r- r-a-. rae Buildings
I,e7a-f--e-- ana had e--- ,rs.,- o., A. ,-s., Do,
...,...- -. '
-.i'''.f' '''' no nad signed Applications i'T N.r-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
CIRCUIT DEFENDS CoMISKY.
Unable 70 Find Proof of Charges-Jeromc s
Letter.

Controller circuit yesterday gave out statement
declaring t.at there had not been submitted TO him
any proof of the charge that Eugene Couisl.y. one
Of the employees Of his department pool
seller and that No bad not been allie to dlscor er
the slightest evidence to sustain the charge. He
could not proceed on charges uusustainod by evi-
dencc the Controller said. and ne requested that
those fdo had made or reiterated rho charge with
30 on leave o. absence for physical disability.
The statement also contained letter from Dis
trict Attorney Jerome TO the Controller 10 was i'm
part as follow.
Some time last October. J think a reporter came
nc ana showed Ee % chel h. which 20" informed
given TO person C0Huu-.iuE o. poolro'H
The person 20 whom it was given was Eugene Co
rri5ky. whose name appeared Endorsed upon The"
mack Of she check and he further informed me
that the Eugene Comsky whose name appeared
uuru the bach Of tho check was an eElploye iu
me Finance Department. THAT was tho extent or
my knowledge on tn" subject
ported to 10 an Interview with vcG from which T
in (ar~,l that YOU mere about % maze q thorough
Investigation. thought mat II ECV found thar
the STATEMENTS the press we're correct You would
that YOU had verified them and lay before me
er.~h Information = would warrant The criminal
f,-osScl.tfrv OF Comlskv. Not hearing thereafter
from vcur department IN any way on TINS SUBJECT.
inferred that such an Investigation had been con
Quoted. and that -ov had satlshed yodESei 'Hat
ma transaction was innocent one.
therefore gave tr' matter no fGrJaer. CONSIDER
a.,,r until SOM. tir.r -IiS week. think whom
" t-4~-iS1 WIS sr1 connected with a." poolroom
-,. handbook hG-.-r.~. though rot cCr'mu'ict tinA
Co. me any details of evidence that would nave JUS
titled me at this time ia insttuting criminal pro-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
CTCLTNG IN AUSTRALIA.
La5cSop. Mcfarland and Taylor on
Trim phaI Tour.

1yc~ lawson. FLOYD Mcfarland and Major Tay-
Tor are continuing their triumphs the cycle
tracks or Australia. on January Lawson beat
Taylor for second place BY inch in the final
- h71f-uiIe handicap !n tho International test
meeting At the sydney Cricket Grounds Tho two
Americans started from scratch. tho winner. a
e' ward handicap man. coming in inch ahead Of
Lawson.
The second or tho International test meetings
hold January u. and Lawson Won the hN"
mile open d. tho fast time of 1881 80 Tay Tor
finished a length behind him. and Mcfarland re-
tired with broken tive. on the following Sat
urdsv lawson won the four mile o0cn from Taylor
n. half q length.
Iu the fourth days racing. or January is. tine
Californian was disqualified for mouth udieI
changed To- 6. Gueg 10. unfair riding Iu the ~"
mile Open IIa forced TAYLOR m" grass b't
THE negro managed fn defeat A.w for tho rll'.
coming o. O. length behind LAWSON. In the maj
contest. held January . before twenty ttLu-tilN
persons Lawson did not have the aid ~ M't ..-
land in the final ~ the uuc-uilp. and T ~ INT 90
f+1r-d him ny -ealt length
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
NO TTRGINTA CUP TRIALS.
Beach Not in Condition for "Autos'
Until litter 4 prT r..

So-rets-v Butler % the Automobile Club ~
America. President VhiDpIe of the American
Automobile Association and the rest Of the party
that went 70 inspect Virginia Beach arrived here
yesterday afternoon. There appears to he some
variance of opinion among the Investigators as to
v EetHer not later visit will result i'm the dis
covery Of a beach suitable for automobile racing.
The thing that seems certain. however Is
that the trial tests Of the cars entered for the in
tNrEatio1al race will not be held the Virginia
coast. out VIII he run on the beach az O-mo1t.
Fla. as originally planned. The reason for a
probable report this effect hv SoC-etarE But
Ter 10 the racing committee oC the automobile
club. Vas made plain by what the returned I'm
vestiCators lad to say about A consultation held
AT the Princess Anne Sunday afternoon. The
officials Of the Virginia Reach club and other resi-
dents familiar with the beach had a conference
with the visitors from this city. and the natives
declared that the beach does not reach settled
condition lit for racing until May 10 After that
until December I. IT is uniformly good and that
is the most they claim.
Secretary Butler would not OF course. anticipate
his official report 10 the club but from this state
meut II is plain that the cup car prelimIuaries
date for the trials has already been set for April
.. and that date iz month carrier than the time
tile most enthusiastic supporters OF the Virginia
shore name for IL 20 become settled
II Is possible that there viii be another tnspec-
tion Of the Virginia coast later on. F. A Ia
Roche. Who is a practical racing man, says he has
hopes of finding IL suitable. even after the dis
appointment Of SUNDAY. and both he and Presi-
dent Whipple Of the American Automobile Asso-
citation say they will make visit there with their
ca lat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

r. 70 r Phillips IS RIaec6ar- Elm
gy.g 8. irf-
sale Eeery. Iesrersr aoxio". store
all ufFgs- sale 11f 20 q
81 L-ws - tyX>" two story ten . with stores;
g. 1sI q
700. rcas-hof. Story bfEs. sale.
ST.. 20 q % N4dtSu-ave. 11oEpg II
sr nv e rs I z =
Garfield 25v11H. vacant sXe-s sale estate % Hyuan
Israel. deceased
Charles s Eerrf77- "Oura1It-sve. = 120 - n =
of IITrr-zr Fl 7J1
100 r. ~ Washington 42v1DO.
rvo story d7E MS. g. Al 81 . 50 n
IS OIL IETrl .5ySN l. 3 bN hs. Anna
1arqer- aEt Louisa Fr0ueuauu % al LsnEbstr & L.
artys. u.uu-Ilv. ref. parcel sold subject
fH- SJ.O-U- partition
tfsIdsriCkcIs 104S FIsr0e-s Place A.
f w Of NI4ruiou-ave. 25Nl0o. = story dwS \: 4 p
Fur-i1 carrie FsiN 81 NJ. ~ A Vlsrs. atty. N n
EoEeI ref. amt due s. SS6 81 taxes etc SI5S %
fiy Joseph P Uav- 5.2i1 and @2t@ Sd p 1872
7 and story z hIdgs SheriN-s sale - al
-.crr ri-.e etc. which ~ ~ Ger~gt had February 5
1Psa since. James kearney. ATTY. NJ J.. ErlanEs-
nrir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
rTO SHOTS N THEATRE
DtN1C At THE AMERICAN.
Hrs, Bullet. timed at Performer.
Hits blackboard on Stage.

Decent was caused ~ the American
-, Ffer-h-ave and Forty-second-st.. last
-. b.. what vas apparently q deliberate at
~. ., .--.t one ~ the performers 10y "a man
EN- STAGE box. For "a fev moments
80 shooting me audience WIS ou the
- manic. but The prompt action Of The
80. --a-aEer. Clarence u. Weis. who rushed
49, .se---a5 fh1 audience that no harm had
- so-s. prevented this.
.4sf- occurred I1 the third act - -to
.--- - The For5'' I'm which Theodore Bah
~ 80. ola. rart NJ the hero, Sylvia BidwoD
.,.ss heroine. and Harold Hartsen IS the
Tho scene taxes place I'm p schooIroom.
.,r5-ar had left The stage. leaving tie
.o-f,-r-a~s mentioned alone. Tn the stage
- -re es- of the auditorium. TWO men oc-
,.s.r They were the only ones in The
~ the a6fair.ur box was Jacob adler the
-.5s,ss actor. with some friends.
NC rsf. The front Of the theatre 20 20
.,sra and 10 reach e. had 20 pass the
81 saws h= heard one Of rhc TWO men
=, stage box say TO his companion:
There's the - III e''"S ''
r., revenge. 49, .,.-.
.1. sage whom he heard shot. lie
---s and was lust iu time 10 see the two
-,sl3r.r fo- au exit. Edward Gain. treas
\. .be theatre who had followed closely
80 AR z,-eis. MADE a grab for the mer. The
- ..-,-t him blow which knocked him
e, -f- man kicked him. Gain struggled
ia. e..+ and ;he man fired shot AZ close
-. Cain dropped though not hit. and the
- 90. i--o Fo~ty-second-st.. the man who
-, had the revolver dropping the weapon aT
-s~ BEFORE Gain could recover they disa9-
ueared
m, action NJ the play had led up 10 strur-
,. --.,.a- Rsbcock and HartseD and they
-. .,s--rr-r when -ne shot was fired. They
II. o., ~ each other. and Faltsel' took rur-
..t-, -s,s through scene window. landing -n
49, tsb.rs tre scenes Miss Bdweu tainted
.,z mas picked UP ard dragged back ny Bah
..,-t The stage hands lowered -he asbestos
curtain.
while the audience was hesitatiug whether 10
~, FOR the doors or NOT. NJ. WciS ran back on
tho stage. and getting m front of the curtain
which DO had pulled up again. shouted % the
raople O. keen their seats that no one ha1 ocen
injured and THAT the-e was 20 cause Tor alarm
Ger = boz. fFfaa-. minutes delly. Miss bl1Wel
having revived tho play was finished
Examination showed Jhat The bullet Tired NJ
-He performers had gone through "a oIaChno.Tl
rlsaf In tho school scene. The one fired m w.
Gain bad struck against one ~ The "allS o- me
exit
After -ne performance both tIr. BabCOck and
Miss Bowel declared no one would tsiuk ~
shooting al them. According 10 Air. Neis, when
Mr. HarteeN WAS quest ,oued he SAID he DION z
know whether he had an enemy or not.
The police of the West Forty-seve-tf-sf sta
linn are invest eating Both men. from their de-
sr~irrfor- are actors. the police believe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
NEwoRLeANs ENTRIES FOR TODAY.

fnrSr ceiling. Maggie Work 100.
-rHvr7g. fui Srru..-au. Iul. p g. ~sarbrr1uEa l"2.
Mildred J.. 'a5. Ts-1 De- 100 Tom Ol0r.. 1u5. Tuuto1
io1 Pistol l"7. Nalru- Hi no. jim Perrin. 10. FH
rra.av. i1H
Second tSeu-- a-r ono. half fI-rrurs.N .al'
love - I-sal-i % nutrh carter 81 June collins 90
tl-..rsr. tar. Jraf,s- .r %.,nsf 1n1 Am 10
'ia.. I.l. Is1.zsr AT4rEln
T-i-d selling. ,ur' -r.l-Arv na-. 100 Ale
c~-Ita itf Regina l0@. l--r JOB. Arthur. los. "a
s- lr'-r. 49, a-r-w CO.. 1o5- NrGer 81 100. yellow
.a7---r.r iiU. Gus iEelig-u 40. Jbaulay. 10.
Fourth Ifl-Ltra-- aud eiNteou'h nj ~ -
liue.tus. go. Eb-s lp2. IHrslgaJcr Jos. I~r Dorsey,
IIN
F1rH purse rullc-RacrcI Ward. 100. Tiau
1U-. TFaE. 1'.. Grafton. 1's. hHf"
nove-f 100 So.5er ~ Fortune los Leila 100 scotch
ls-'a. los. fsgtz brcst. los
Srv'. ceiling. ono am. three siv-er0tHs 0i~s'
John coulter ru2. f-@ruuufe- lU2 flrIrTc CEan. l"-
Tho lr- Arden. lu5. NiuhIe Nag 't1. santa I"r'fs
'o' Gracious fD'. -arrTsf. los. Circus Girl io5 fr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
THOMAS & SHIELDS HORSES HERE.

The f~Sc s.GIr-"rt NJ t.a Thomas q SLields's
racing stable arrived o. the Graveseud iHco-ure
Yesterday from she Ointo- quarters az BovnI
Brook. " J. The Tot. which included Young
Henry. andy Williams. Buttons. Dhrpe. Duke -
Kendall. Bound Brook ard couple 81 two-ycar-
o-5s. was 90 charge Of Willie Shields. Hermis,
~, pride ~ -ha Thomas string. is stjll At Bound
Brook. and WIN nos Join his stable companions for
number - weeks yt- He-uiS has always been
late a rounding into form AID -he-o Is prospect
thsf l- sim uet a. started much before the Sub
urban. - IS reported that Alexander shields. ON
-.Esr of Nr Thomas --- again made j. p
tra--- $40 sfs~ o.. his r1gr-E car-old colt Golden
Maxim ur Golden - ~tor-Nf'~= Maxim. and th-~H
IS likelihood this time of jus bein- accepted III.
thomas was very anxious to get the colt last year.
but there question to his soGEaness. aud
the deal fell through
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
ron GREEN WEWORIfL.
SoTfV Formed and MANY SubecrD-
lions PLEDGED.

A. me instance rt -ra American < -erIr and Ills
-r-.- r-r.r-,a-r- Sr--~f.. rs which Tho rafr Ar
-- III .-.-. -- ..-..ts-... -. - al ..-
'fInoflai H'.H't was f'ff.1 li-i hiEtf 3" iH'
Fn'loios OF frr National Arts Society 40 g. IFee.
rirtv-fo,r+f -. d. al. ...... 81. -.,-.
.-f 1000 ' t'. t.'' nv ''.-- ID -'''i''
'l' i'f Mr.. Green Thar VIII serve 70 keep
ir . n1ohc MIND his character ana his services ID,
-ro rrrr
.-,.. --,..-.-.
~ '5liea o. order g.. Walter logan.
f.3 on T.I-on oy Jacob A Cantor FIR was voted
t.af 70 si.jaI.. memorial % The ne and s..i.. 80
81 Green -raara ae .-o-tes - 80 49, RI
80. $500. - .- ~ ---' 'iai I'D l-fiAfr
'. -. a. .h.f."' 3D. Green AE-0rfa. I0.
should .se formed. 3. voted thar .,,. ..s1-,a
Ion af--..Is DE- ..-lr.reee % -r,,. go
' '''r" present and any
'..'r F-' I-'1-. .ii'i s-siiH their wish 10 'oir
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
NEGRO ROBS WOM4N.
Tries to CUt Throat Of Nqn U'ho
iutCrferes.

LesIie Hendricks. negro. Who gave his address
Forty frst-sf. near Savc-1h-ave.. was arrested
SUNDAY uIzhr for sratching has containing money
ana ioHelry trom Mrs Alice Brown. - 40. -s4
Wave-'ev Place. and trying to Kill man who lu-
rerfered. T-e police saved him from crowd ~
more Than hundred snen and women.
The negro Jumped from behind q tree. ErahbeI
Mrs. Brown ly the throat and. throwing her 20
the ground suat-lsd bag she carried. contain
ing 81 ir bills some small change and ievo.ry ,aI-
ueG ar 60" Nrz. Bro~u screamed to~ help and
Thomas a. Keenan,. employed as clerk in the
P0-rofirc who lives ~ 80. d Leroy ST.. sprint cd
after ME negro A. Eirlt1-ave. and Jsur-s'.
lie overlook Tie negro and threw him 20 tho side
walk The negro got up. and. drawing razor.
siasned ar krarans throat. linen collar saved
he white mans life Keenan, then --Huu.C3 with
his opponent gutl rho Cro7d that hea -7' 1@re3 in-
ferferr5
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
REAL ESTATE.
The Morse BuildiHg and Block
Front Reported Sold.

The real estate market yesterday was some
what sluggish. 70 was slightly rufied by several
interesting rur-orS none OF which could be verified
One rumor was that Charles Ward Hall had sold
the Morse Building. fourteen stories high. az the
northeast corner of Beezman and Nassau SITS. II
occupies plot S57x69 ItxS5. 2x6e6 feet Another
rurlor was that the Empire Realty Corporation.
which recently bought No. l36 Fitth-ave from Dr.
Reginald "A. Savrc. took 10 in part payment for
tine block front the east side ot University
Place. from Eleventh To Twelfth St A ten ard
eleven Sto-v buiIduE. both Of which were recently
constructed. occupy the block front
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Trirstv-ave. north side q feet south 81 One-
rrndred-and-sfVty- fourth-st. two five story brick
tenement houses. 20 6xS5lo feet Edward \ Barry.
owner. W. e.. DiCkersou. architect. $500
Harlem River. east bank. 10 fest north or Jerome
ave Two story frame club and boat house. e9NS&
[aaf Ftrs- bohemian Boat club care 4. Marouuck
owner. Cius1av- POzzeua. druh Infect. 5000.
Greene Lane. west side. - feet north OF Gleoe-
ave Two story frame dwelling. lrX7o feet. Annie
Kaskel. owner. Moore and LansiGell. architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
RUHLIN DowNED ON THE ICE

.5rs" Elhur and ''.a.s" Monroe. the boxers.
met tle SEQ o. Cloruout Avenue Rink last night
81 cd h7,f miie pursuit race Taey took To the Ice
as tho-E. they v-or. afraiC b. EcuId H. zap and hiJ
them. Rubin took Tho count d. The fourth lap
Then Na.roa sat down ss8Ganl-. nur finally got 10
his feet. and won or.t by over ha'f lap jn mir
urpa 80 seconds 4 E--seE match oetUe' All
Br00zy~ aHf All Ns1-N s~a was -,u g.. ,rc for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
TO IMPROVE ENGRAVING HOUSE.

Plans have been fled with Buildings Superfntend-
eut Hopper for the construction OF two story eN-
tension TO tho seven story printing and engraving
house OF the American Bank Note Company at
No e 10 S5 Trinity Place. The extension viii %
- foot located I'm central court OF the build-
ing and Is To o. freproos construction Il VIII
f- rsai for Offices The C0pt Is estimated at St20O
f.y C41v Rarch G. See. architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
Y.4LES STRONG NAN.
Z. +. Emerson, a Freshman, Breaks
Ill PreUiOuS Records.

New-Haven. Conn, March 14-E. F. Emerson.
of the freshman class Of the Sheffield Scientific
School Of Yale University, has broken al pre-
vious strength records at Yale University by
over 1000 points. lie made a total Of 1882
points against $3.50 made 10y \. II. Beuner VINO
previously held the Yale record Emerson halls
from Wakefield. Mass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
,NvreroR sUYs The mfLToNA.

Warren 6 Skui1. with Nichols & Lummis have
sold for c. NJ SiIvermau & Son. the Miltona. a
-ix-Storv elevator apartment house. Nos = ana 30
West O7e-hundred thirty trst-st.. % an H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-15
FrFTH.Avg. PLAYHOUSE SOLD.

g CAM ( s-vde-Iler have sold 20 Cohn & Brandt
I've story double fath0use on lot s 9x91 feet. at
the northeast corner % e-hundred-and-rine-
-ee0tt-st and FTfth-avc-