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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19
WEST SIDE A. C. GAMES TONIGHT.
Fast Men Entere2 in Half-Miie A. A. U.
Championship.

one ~ the largest entry lists ever received hy
a-. athletic club for series % contests was closed
This week hv the new Wes- Side Athle.c Assoc-a-
ton for ft- annual games lr The "a Regiment
A--rorv tonight Every athletic club IA New
York and every regiment skill be represented. IN
cru6f-r also teams from Yale and Columbia
The special contest wiz Poe The Sso-yaTd Amateur
Athletic Union championship. for which twelve en-
tries nave been received. The are j. valentine.
Charles Bacon Walter kohu. y. H. Pilgrim. J.
Miller II. Clr.stoffers. r. l. Sanford. G. F. smith,
D. HrouneIo7 w Hornidge Walter Grady and >. 9.
Ban6erua- These men ags running ia good form.
and IL should rcaa.t in az excellent race.
The ore mile and ID half run should be exciting.
George bon HaE The indoor champion. VIII have 70
do his lest 60 defeat g0ha Joyce. Yale is well rep
resented in this contest. with O.. q. parklur-t.
~ b AIcot- and ". J. Hli-. in tie relay race
thirteen teams are eutered-ouC FROM the New
York Athletic club two from the Greater New
lork Iuterco1Isciata Athletic Association. three
from fIe Nsr- West side Athletic C.ah. and one
each from tho 81. Earthgl1mow Athletic Club. the
ASeor'atIor tho Central Branch OF the Young
Mcl'- Christian Association, The Mohawk Arl.eT.g
Club. Company a. - R"Eircrt. s.. George Attn
settle club ard tho National Athlete club The
two mile hcycie race has large ontrv. including
Oscar Cocrrka GEORGE taucr7G ". .. Frank
Everett or AMI n. Sulzar
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NEw-oRLEANs ENTRIES Foa TODAY.

First tpursc. six rurorrs'-Nl-itaua- 10. Al
lsa; Ito: second sight lio- Lady Free Knight llo'
Neither one llS- Ta1- CoU-rarv 7-H- Gracious iI5.
uralirhter ~. Mrs Trant Foster 10: Josete. rs:
Miss Could. rI5
Second race lpurse: one mile and seventh Yards
Santa Teresa. luE- Dorothy osborn 1e5- WHituore.
lHl- Fearful l'T Fntf~te 1o1 Henry 81 Frausarlar.
lt- Or Car-ic. 10. Sea Tton 1905 Iove. 49, stunts,
llo. Responsive. 90. T-rreder1. 10
Third race tpurS-. FIVE AID o-a-to'F surl0- Cs'-
Hopeful Mise. Cos Responsive. lille go. Bride,
90, TNtrslaw 9S. Miriam 17f. Elsie T.. los. LADY
Raonor. lot- legation 100. Caterpillar. 1os. Tom Col
Inns. i1'; Sharp Bird. III
Fourth race -.ne 1ril" and GuarteT1--SaUs@r. %;
llvnettus -. TuHI0d~srr go RaiuiauC los. The Re
Tonf. 1le- Graviua. t1@. Port E-rer. 1f1
Ficth race thard.ooT. six fIrl-uEe' Optional %.
farrlaE= So Kate Power 80 prorta- 99 Sc Tam
Uar.. 100.
sixth race toue nils al6 a rizfecntH1--flcon Y.
s.. Toyr Kane 10. Antagonist %. Nitshipman SIS.
Deer Hunter. 100: Uranium. -Ut Arden lo.- EourSe
Cochran. 100, Au1es. JOS. Tc. KING. i15 Moderator
los. Taucred. 10. PacheI Ward. So.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19
SUBWAY CONTRACTORS FEAR SUITS.
Make Unsuccessful Attempts TO Buy Houses
Along Brooklyn Line.

Made wise ny their experiences n Manhattan.
the contractors for the Brooklyn rapid transit tun-
mel instead OF waiting 70 defend suits for dam
ages that have been caused 20 the dwellings in
Joralemon-st, are endeavoring 10 purchase the
property. Real estate dealers. thinking that per
haps some OF the Disguised owners would be willing
have also been IN the market trying 70 buy the
property.
So far as can he learned. however. neither the
contractors nor the dealers have been successful
IN their operations. only two OF the houses along
the route are FOR sale ar anything like reasonable
terms TIE owners apparently are willing 70 wait
and run the risk of being fully compensated By the
contractors for all damage done to their houses.
Meanwhtl@. the property. in common with all that
on the HEIGHTS. ts Increasing ID value
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y. III. GTKN4STS WIN.
Princeton Team Defeated an Dual
Contest. 81 to II.

Tee Princeton and Ne7y-yor'l University gym
uast.c teams 17et fl q dual contest last night in
the gymnasium IT University Heights Il resulted
iu victory for the local cceE.aus by the score %
81 10 Is.
with the exception cf the horizontal bar. the
c,eF-Ecrk carried oT first place IN every cor
lest Captain c. w H7.zhaae~ o: the Tiger
team Ear outclsssea his opponents on the bar,
however. and showed by his score OF Is i-S points
ou- 81 a possible 90 that ho WA! b a strong con-
tender sv Ite championship.
The fight FOR second place o1 the parallel bars
between Hay. Of PTIrCe,cl. and De ZlfTa- or New
YORK was close out the Princeton man won by ID
d q point. Captain =. \ Peck t-l The pest WORK
for the local team. with y. {. Belchcr a close
particularly 5000 ana ne should have lItue trouble
IA getting place Il the intercollegiate contest
Emerson orte.ls-ed his lgid iu tumbIrg and car
ned Of first h0DurS. with score q -'-a points
The other raen who scored for Princeton were
Dgrurr on The horizontal bar and Sayre IN the
club swinging
The summary
ucrtzou,al bs--wo7 by e. W Holzhauer. Princeton.
with PSI points. L. n uunuirs. Princeton, second Win
points. c. ~ Bartelmes, NsV-loTs tHiEa VIA - =
Side horse-won by r s Peek New-yors. WIN "a.
POINTS. C.. He-e-or. Nsv N--'- re0crd. with - ;
p.rtz- Ray pr.u-ctr- rr.ra. vl-.l 49, r1ti.ie
Flying rlrEs-Hol by %. S Frg-ha-z7. Nrr-N1-< Win
points j. Dunn .uE. Irla.e-gg- rairi VII. - F'li
Won NZ l. - -.fs.. Nt'
7a.-rz p S. lll. IrlIc=,.1. fE.ll N'il = Li--
Parallel Nr1 fE rs. e. E~...ar. NfT, 30 =.
-, points. " W Hae- D-.n..toa s..7re. va 2s-a
POINTS O. 10 Zsf9a. EeV-IcrE. rH.-0 w't1 -D'1 IiH,
Clab suengirr-yyon nv 4 F. stevenson. New-lo-l;
with pa points j. Sayrs prI-oHtca se--II. VITA 8
rontt. C. J.. Meade New-NorsJ -h.ri. Win = 7oh-1
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RESULTS Al ASCOT PARK.

los Angeles cal. March fS.-Ff-z- race Cnadsns. s'N
furlcngsI Hor-s.,ro 'to I-.rhb 20 ] won, lahcrt'
Us w. rugani. 20 second tylg II. 100 j. l''ge-
,Saf1f C'-r.=tau-.-a and $rrfr Pole also
Second teel.rE. one rrHei-I'hyz ia" l.awrcnre
9 = .Taf Io-Err no Cf-TI-CrE1 : o. ! second
Cray Morn 10 Ns'sa1 - t#-E. Thine, 40 CAPT
Martin TfIc-a-lir- Homage Ls1r'o-
Tin Adr-"-us ara General Croa5" also ran. u,
year-7tis -sLteFnffS or
Gl"l-Halruz-or. 100 al Johnson 20 ? won susie
Christian. - tTscNt T. SECOND; Tadr Jsh. q. a..
rsczs,rt q % thrI Tine Os. Nalel Reed. Ever
more and Ma-rODia also
Fourth thaudcar- fJ-,0ncel-Colouel Borsy ~
Murphy 70 won Golden Rule. l23 IPrio.l. 10
3 Rag Tag 100 a.. LrUlsl. 20 T. third. Tine
1"'t. -. + TarDev ana American" also ran. -
Flft- lades furlr-csl Gentle Harry. llu IL
.-a-lScn % - won. Chemist 10 tAu-crsu-j ; 90 T.
second. Pctraro Grand NelIvI. % J. third
Time. i-1T sarohuru Maud Brown l-r- SogE. CauneI
Fl-z StoczweI and Iv-ss--.s also
sixth selling. seven lIrlHuEs1-CGroio 1lo ~.
Lewis. 90 ]. won. Geurre. i"i tcehn even ono
Iau-. los titcu1tTs.u I. third Time 80
Cursus. E.1 Chico and Eyanfer also
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Swimming MEETS FOR PRINCETON.

Fr.roaf.r. Is q. Starch rs (Sp-cial.-Frr tsre
ne@T Formed swimming team q schedule Of meets
is to BE- ARRANGED. fho H-st O. Boz hold to morrow
--1A la~rruo,y1-'e in Tie Lawrcrcelile tank
l'es's are. F.fty-yard dash. plunge Cor dis
-y4fo relay race. fs-cv dis.-g a-- 5H-
...' WIN On March r. "A dual meet with I4m
'-s 'een scheduled. and ether meets arc
'" - '--'i--eA AS soou a7 th- candidates. got
' f" -'el polo practice ~. ID. held -oc-l-
..- ..r -i'.>9-ittH 70 organize lreGIya-
"-. ...' .''lr tais term IA ~ s-rr. -,-iI
..r -.r l--- a.as about tv-r,,.-
| @ -.g Fog practice every day and
r-f|- -ru--,e t.. team 20 Connect ~ go t,--
'...e- I'd, ss f..oN-- .--J. - sous ~ - -
D.. D. @'s.1. os-i s. NI,--r. = oI Naeo-ssf IT. 'ii9
ZONES. p. p Tow r-eug -r3 8. Fycsr - II "a ~
"- -r.. a.l Or. D.. SCOTT and p II CO.. "
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AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

Bv Joseph P Day. 20 s2ss:. - It o. 2i-av
2S-JNit22 4 story ten D. Laura Oppeuhetmer,
agt john Keenan, % al; BanCier & r. attys; NJ
Banner. ref amt due S13S&b 81, taxes. S1252 20
Halrefu & Levine f1- $3.50 24a t35th-st b24 Il
II 5tr-ave. tSxa9 IL story dwg h General synod
Reformed church Geraldine Broadbeir II
r. attys. = Cannon. ret amt due s15,eJs rs taxes.
Metropolitan S16
40 4Ia n G4Is 2Ux1OO. story
IwE d. General SYNOD Reformed Churrh Az 2 shaw
Reed r. " ref due. $1,000
S2s 80 adjourned April I. 24e Biseckerst
Sh"rla sale ~ oil right ttle. etc. which Alexander
Wright had October 3 1897 since. ~ - Lew
S14
cor 42Nst o5Hl0o two story zen ~ and vacant
B Hidden 1Et 7 GCltre, 90 ell It % Frio'eau atty
= 2 Townsend. ref. amt due. $50 10 81.
- e2s 80 o. Godfrey. interest f7- 1881 OCO
md n
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School Agencies.
Public NOtlces.
C,TPRElIE COURT. APPELLATE DIVISION.


- FIRST DEPARTMENT. the matter % the ap-
pIlcaton OF the Board % Rapid Transit Railroad Com
nent % three Commissioners dstsrmtne whether
and trsnsportafou OF persons and property.
mined ~ v ssq a%eSIe E3tsSsto3 anu
Public notice IS hereby given that pursuant 70 the
ssmended the Board o; Rapid Transit Railroad Com
RpPGsts pTiztoa o. the supreme Court y tSs state
~ Nsw york in the First judicial Department
thereof be held al the Appellate Division Court
House the Borough OF Manhattan on Friday. ths
% that day as soon THEREAFTER as counsel can IS
the abovs-entited matter. determine aad report
railways In the said city for ths conveyance and
Portati9n OF persons and pToRsrt as dsssrniSsd y
Board made the Board Of Aldermen Of said City on
or about ne Stn e1y o. O0''s'' 'O'- 'S "
The papers upon which the Aforesaid sppliostoa vii
transit RalIroad Comm ssi6nsTs for city % New
+ented 70 tire said Appellate Division about N.
papers accompanying TIE same. hIsd
in the once OF ne Sierk ot tns 'ea Appesss Evs,o2
other papers shall be presented to the said cOurs
DESCRIPTION Of tsO Iogss and general PIsa % COZ:
o. tbs sad report OF the said Board % the Board Of
1.poT \. included among the ,ad papers upon ~ssa
the said application win B. made Ths tolloW1ns q
TeSnninE at point on the route Of the rapid transit
ADOPTED sy h ssd Bosrd or re 1tR ay January
1891 and the an day OF Fe1rue5y iss5 Which point
at or near the Intersection OF St AIMS Avenue and
w-stchsstsr Avenue tbs!ng m addition . the tracks
originally provided and along such portion %
westehester Avenue) 20 near Third Avenus. and from
Westchester Avenue turning southsrly into Third Ave-
point convenient for connection with the rau
road % the Manhattan Railway Company over Thru
together with proper connections y useessaY
suitable switches. tracks and otherwise. with the
railroad aforesaid at the inter
OF AIMS Avenue and Westchester Avenus
aforesaid and together with proper connections
BY and suitable switches tracks and othsr
the said railroad Of the Manhattan Railway
Company upon Third Avenue.
The object aforesaid application 20 obtain
ths u commissioners who shall detsrrnns
public hearing OF all parties Interested WHISTLER
railroad ought be constructed and operated
Division. together with report OF their Generalization
whether such road ought 20 be constructed and
sted. whVh report in favor OF the ccnstruction and
operation Of such road this Board VIII that
shall shall when confirmed bv said Court be
consent OF the properly along
o. tina said
Dated York. March 18th. 1904
Board % Rapid Transit Railroad Commissioners for
City OF New York. BY
A. z ORR, President
BION l. BURROWS. Secretary
GEORGE L FIVES 81 Nassau Borough o.
Manhattan. City ~ New York
B0ARDMA y. PLATT e solely. % Wall street Bor-
0ugh ~ Manhattan CITY % New York
Attorneys sor the Board CT Rapid Transit Railroad
Commissioners
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NEW BUILDING PLANS.

HuIsde-avc, 9 : 227.4 n - 11th-ave for
story h-trS svh-stat0n. I0} 4V5S. Trterboro-rr
Rapid Transit COMPANY. owner Van Week &
Hunter. architects. ..---.-...., 500 no
9th ave. No 314 for > story and easement h-irS
lofts and store. "a Sy9o. r Martin. owner.
R 5 Tawnsend. - 5000
5tE-ave. No 7I4. for q story brick Offices. 25xS0
architect ,.--. 1000
Broome and Sullivan SITS. n " for a story
brick fdthouse ana stores. q. aX7O Z irregular.
Feldman & Weiss Brooklyn. owners. q; = Pei
IO5tn-st. 200 Il Of 5th-ave. for two g storv
brick fath0uSes 77-6xs7. II. JudIs. owner
Bernstein & bernstein architects. %
I01th-st. : DO Il o.. 6th-Hve. for story
rri~k fatr0USps. 4CySI II. o. Shapiro. owner.
Bernstein = bernstein architerts---......-, 5000
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L4WN TENNIS DtTES.
National Cham pjonsbips Begin on
fEgUSt II.

star executive meeting o. t-e United States Sa-
tonai Lawn Tennis Association. held last evening
a. -, .-,,-rc5 ,ra 59tss for Tho yarI,s-
tournaments. The national championships. iu sim
fI's, ti' ooID., c,' .., ~, mp, '. p, .,,
NeNpott casino beginning ON August la The
81, ,-..-.-.-..... ..,-,,,,-.,., Var
yarl. Yale. Princeton ana COLUMBIA.
Ma 2s-Gall states .hamri'Hs~r Ne"-ori'aHs Lawn
May 2s-Nsu-Errlaud intercollegiate champ 'ns5ip.
Nav ao-saa.a,rn s.a-raas5 bachelors Lawn Ten
lIa, 5o-rsrnsy saa.a state Championships Ger women
NS g., e.t . Tar, lr r,ra,. club. open ,orna-
ms1r H.. 49, .-.--,. ,-.., New Haven.
c-5 53'' 50. I" N.. i'-.'8"
oi I1ia Ts5r5al Country Club staten Island in
| vi.stlrn tournament. ~
cr5-.-v c,,-a
June a-Gr'en7a0' casino. 'r''''''' ''-''' '''''''
1are lgN---is Country club. M'rT's'7''' ~. j. N
''l r ~ t-f-1 STAT. .tanl-ansHlas Ca-tons,iIe
s;sr.an c-cl.t claa. Trllaa.rlta ,r.-,,.-5 Col,
c,r5. hartford com. .-.-..- .,--,..
1.,rrgoo5 Cri-s.t clur. Fast7n. ~ ,
Island: INVITATION ,,urn5mear. -...-,..-,..
,,- i-ar .,-- r.-'i,s.ir..,
l.ns - - o.. N G..,re.
I'M r-.r.- -.rrv cab Brooklyn. open tou-na-
-s-. - e, ArlsH,, states championships. Atlanta
| 5-, -
San i-afH'.. ' 1900. -,---s---rr,. ,-.r- --r Ton
I .rr-,-.
July a amman '-...'l
! Canada --.--r4---. men
July i-AraHain l-'i' ''.'- i-'' " 60
! tl.rF ar1frf
/ JIir 4 = .sT ny state ~. .i''i7'''-0 '. ' --
/ fer~ Afr1rtf- club St L0H'0 .-.,--,. - 49,
Iu-v 'z7anoy T'HH.s '''7. Ne7s'''5e''. '' '' ''''
0e'.i.- ~.----, rTUb vVevfrIsetrr. -
uviat4o1 toutles . , --,-.-- Count. 4s-t-,oI p
Julv 'l--t.lhliit'i.s.ia UT ''
yr.r ,--s--,-. .--a- ,.-r-rs-
July = -Wo'ia7n lfi-''9 '.'.' -7.' - '
men ..--,..--..- zf-fa rf~r~rt,-srfr. rruh,ez
! july .-r-r
/ Mac '..' e..r. .I.a--. .re.il.= S-sgwIr
J--y D" ..r.,, --.-,.saa.
Farm --r- .5.a----.-r -ftr- Cincinnati. ohio.
JuIv 1s-soaarsht Lawn Toms l.-'- JOY ''-''" 'o'
Il,y 1s-rroFo leland state ohamnions.hr- Bristol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19
TO sELL BENNETT BUILDING.

One Of the choicest downtown parcels IS 10 be
sold auction or April II nv Joseph 7. Day fer
the New-York Life Insurance Company. The prop
erty Is the Bennett Building, in Nassau-st. te
tween Fulton and Ann SITS It will be sold in fore
closure proceedings. John Pettitt and other per-
Hr the defendants
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REPORTED LEASES.

The Dam estate IS reported to have leased 70
Berutch. Perez & Co. the Hotel Jefferson. No. lO2
20 I0S East Fifteenth-st-. for term Of years.
Folsom Brothers have leased for the estate OF
Henry WeIsch to a Mrs Schneider for a term OF
years the two four story high stooD houses at Nos
~ and 70 WaveTIy Place. lot 51X1O0 feet
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cRANFoRD's GOLF SCHEDULE.

Crawford. y. J.. March IS (Spec,aI.-An attractive
schedule has been arranged for the coming season
by the Crawford COZ club its uine-hoIe course
Of 2.S7S yards Prizes have been offered for each
contest by the members. with the exception OF the
championship TO which the club offers the prize
The membership has been divided into classes ~
B and e. according 10 handicaps. The schedule il,
April IS an1 23-EizH,eer-hoIs handicap medal play
q w0:.a-s putting contest. p holes 80. mixed four
Nav T-QuaI'yinz round. 1s-hoIo handicap: Il first
round match play. II holes. 2s finals. 80
holes. -. II and %. wor8eu's putting contest. 80
medal play Letveea th-ee-rcu the
% t0 posed q Of the classes.
clock putting competition for women.
4-tluallfyinC Is handicap II. first
POUND Is seClitugis. = holes - finals GO holes !. II
and Is vo1rus p hole putting handicap match play -
hirEers' hu-diCap- wgUeU's 9--oe handicap
July Qualify round. 1s-r-le handicap round
match play; IG se-hual- q holes. 3. finals SO hCss
afUole mea! play handicap. driving approaching and
putting ests wonlcas quitting handicap. - holes So
hcsrrs handicap
August 3 10. 20 and 25-Eight-sn-hols handicap. g
~. - ana p. wCn.u's putting handicap
september IQusTfyuC roIni championship compel
ton = holes j.. first round IS holes match play. L.
semi f-aig - finals GO hcle7 10 Il and p
championship putting huufcan CUP, Qualifying round. "A
holes medal rty 3, first round - holes match play TO-
THE KING CAN DO No WRONG"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19
WANT LOWER EAST SIDE RENTALS

\ large number Of persons living IN the lower
East Side have fosncd an Organization. Tor the
purpose II taking united acton 70 bring about
lower rentals In their district II is alleged that
rentals for maay small flats have nearly doubled
IN the last Few years and many families cannot
the rentals asked.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19
AUTO" MEETS FoR GUTENBERG TRACK.

There is said 20 be a plan foot 10 run series
81 automobile race meets on the Old GuttenouIs
horse track. II IL goes through. clubhouse VIII
be opened aud ,ocomusodations provided for cars.
TO make TIE t~rcl, suitable for cOusider.ioe
anlOCrt Of banking will be necessary. Ife track
was used for automobile race meet N AsoO. O-'
a. was not very successful
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19
CORNELL TRACK DATES

o. -hc Cornell track team. tonight announced Ire
two most important dates on the Cornell track
schedule for the coming sesson. They a dual
meet with TrrleyiKagia. at Ithaca. MAY "a and
> Qua. wc.t WItH Princeton. az Princeton, on
Nav q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19
LIFT LOST IN GENEVA FIRE.
Property IL Centre Of Business District Dam
aged 20 Extent Of $4,000.

fc-eya. rs. T.. March Is-0ne he was lost and
property valued a. $500 was destroyed in FIRE
io The centre q rho business district carly today
Nhen The Gre broke ont in the Smith block ~
Seneca arl Linden SITS. strong south wind threat
e-el to sweep The fames through the entire block.
A tri-k fire waH ai6ad the dremen, however. and
-1e blaze finally was controlled.
Iu=z =. D1rue.I music teacher. who lodged on
-re second floor ~ the block. was overcome by
smoke u beg apartments and SUffp-are6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19
OBJECT 10 cENTRAL,s BRIDGE PLANS.

Many property owners on Marble Hin are op-
posed TO the plans which the New-York Central
Railroad hopes. . e said. 70 be abe % carry out
for building two bridges over the east end and
the other the west end o. Spuyten DuyvI
Creek. They say that II bill which Senator
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Depew has introduced into the Senate becomes
Law the railroad win be able 20 build almost any
kind OF a bridge carry out its plans They de-
mand that the situation be discussed al pubic
hearing OF all persons interested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19
SCHOOL TAKES TITLE.

Nachziker Talnund Torah School took title yes
t-rday a parcel 2Jx9t feet on the south side Of
Severth-st.. 20 feet west OF First-ave from sam
Ucl GrossmaE, for stated consideration Of 80 0cO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19
GUYS slxTH-AVE. PARCEL

Mrs Mary + Early has bought a four story fat
house on lot 205xS) feet. at the southwest corner
OF Forty-sixth-st. and SiXth-ave.
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chRNEciE GIVES y uretsv

- '''..'i' n a.. March Nv .-tbr0p Clnero. tic
i'' 'nile1e Tor W0fnea 90 Roci1nW. = g. has r..
49, $1,000 t.oIa ANDREW Carnegie Tor a Ebrar,
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wich. Conn, and the East Jersey Lawn Tennis
Association. Of seven clubs. Those present at the
meeting were President James Dwight. OF Boston,
Secretary z. L. Presbrey. of Boston; R d Little;
Of New York: r. .. Wreun. Of New-YOrk. and
Holcombe Ward. OF New York
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SEVTLLIA,
Furnished Houses to Let-Country

E1URNISFfED COTTAGE for rent IN the Adirondack
4 keene Valley. y. Y with large rooms sven
acres Cf land pine veRetabls 81
icehouse urher particulars appIv 20
A II FIELD. y East Kinney St. Newark. ".
UNFINISHED HOUSES. farms. lakes Send for Pict-
uFesqle Booaton- T. j. CAHILL+ Boonton. " J.
Mt POCONA. PA-Beautiful summer cottages and
VI boarding houses finely furnished BOWLING; Az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19
Country Property for Sale.

4 BEAUTIFUL POND at Mount vernon unexpectedly
II sale-if rooms. baths. three
Toilets. parque- floors first and second story
six nantes steam heat. elegant zas fxtur-s
Etish ground. plot 151N140 Choice shrubbery
- per cent OF price can remain OIL mortgage
WI s ANDERSON. MOUNT VERNON. y. y
(NAPE COD-Wychmere sessh1re cottages Ha-Ff-h-
~ port Mass. rented completely furnished. an I'm
Er2verents: eight bedrooms; delightful bathing CAPE
sos West t24th-s-.
SPLENDID EEs1DENT SITES. acreage 70 suit I4-roor1
~ summer residence boarding house. ioca-
ttens either sell o. lease. PRISpLE CatskH n 7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-19

THE KING CAN DO No WRONG"
SEonarchs IN Court. Cases Of rulers who above
the law" and Of others are subject thereto de-
Alaska forum., 1904-12-31
NOT1CE4oF FORFEITURE

To Mark 6. Burna: You are hereby notified xl,at; hare: expended $500 in labor ard Improvements upon placer mining claims Mo- ana 5- below | s- covery claim on Ruby creek; RSpaIsrt record1rss district Dlst jet of Alaska; as wi appear by cer- tiflcate hed Aug. Is, 1864 in the tf1ce of the corders of the ampart precinct in order fo hold said premises nder ths provisions of section tGzA Revised Stat, ea of the United States being tie amount require dto hold some for the years tstb, lG1. 1s0e l3Ot ana if within ninety days from tfs
 first pubicat of this notice you fail or refueetos contribute yt' proportion of said expenditure as co-owneE. ar interest in said claims becoanes the property of the subscriber under section 2cp. First rnh'it ation Oct l5 1904 John C. F1uea