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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
WILL
DISCUSS DIVORCE {
to be Taken Up To,
morrow BY the Epis-
gfE Sfts co1,nIiorc fs8 nj ~
copallans.
lBy Associated Press

Fis, aiE IoS <ashoClat Su o'|
BOSTON,, MASS. Oct, S,--The greet
Ings Of the Anglican Church In Canada
were transmitted TO the Episcopal Gem
5eral Convention Mt brief session to-
day by the Right, Roy, Charles Hamilton,
Bishop OF Ottawa; the Right Rev, James
Carmicha el. bishop djustor Of Montreal;
and Dean Evans, also OF Montreal. Blsh-
op Hamilton thought the United States
might well adopt the methods Of dealing
with divorce now In vogue In his country,
where the courts which sever marriage
have little to do. Tho House OF Depu-
ties considered a proposal TO permit the
election Of suffrage bishops In large do
ceses or In localities where there are large
numbers OF colored people or persons Of
foreign extraction, The matter was rer
ferred to committee The House Of
Bishops concurred In discharglng the
Committee on Change Of Name Of the
Church. IT is announced that the divorce
question will be taken up by the conyen-
ton on Monday The fund raised by
the Womans Auxiliary for the Board OF
Missions now amounts to $4,000, the
largest in the churcls's history. y
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
MAY PASS LIMIT
OF GOOD TASTE.
Wynne Suggests That Post
masters Of Virginia Get Off
State Executive Committee.
lBy Associated Press

WASHINGTON, DOT, S--The Civil Ser
vice Commission has called the attention
OF acting Postmaster-General Wynne to
the large proportion OF. Federal officials
who are members Of the State Executive
Committees Of Virginia, Mr., Wynne has
written to the postmasters Of several Vir-
ginia cities, who are members Of the COM
mittee. asking them to- take such steps
as Will prevent further complaints Of that
character and notifying tho mthat In
having SO many Fedora! officers on tho
committee "the limit OF good taste In the
matter OF political activity on tho part
Of officials may be passed e
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
BOY is GIVEN FIVE
YEARS FOR MURDER
Slew His Father When He Whip
ped Ten-Year-Old
Daughter,
(By Associated Press,l

b LITTLE ROCK. ARK. October s,-A
special to the Gazette from Texarkana
sseys:
III the District Court OF Bowie county.
Texas. at Boston, While Watson, q th'r-
teen-ycal-old boy. was lried to-day on
the charge Of killing his father, at Oak
Grove, nenr Dekalb. In the west end of
The county, six weeks ago, He was cons
ylcted Of fmansaughter and giyenl five
years In ihe pen'tentlnry. The boy had
ten-year-old sister again ne would kill
him When the father a few days later,
was furnishing tho girl, the boy slipped
up behind him, and discharged the cons
tents of both barrels of a shotgun Into.
his head. blowing out his brains,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
Richmond.

Judge Waddll gives opinion denying
the petition OF the Bowling Green Trust
Company; will give his decision on Tues
dayrega riding the cxpedlency OF having
William Northrop az one OF the receivers,
to whom objcct on has been made on ac-
count 4ofSth ties Of blood between him
and Mr.. Gould-Classifed entries for the
Horse Show are printed for the tirst Tune.
showing many contestants In the favor
\ It's cinsses OF hunters and Jumpers
brownies defeated and In turn defeat tho
Barton Heights; game the final one OF the
season. was witnessed by five thousand
people-;Big distributing warehouse IKE.
+ " to DO erected near Ninth and Cary
Streets--Amerlcan National Bank build-
ing is thrown open formally and guests
arc delighted with the handsome interior
CLAY Ward Actives complete arrange
ments for speaking next Saturday night
Mayor. Mccarthy sends atst veto mes
sage TO the Council. MANCHESTER
Campaign ora tors. Lambs Barksdalc. Kel-
ley and Maurice. to speak "Wednesday
MIG hit" Originate to give supp1e as,do
as to money-Briefs.H Ss
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Fulcher Holds His Own.

one ~ week mas rs e Td wa = s,neo S ~
injured man continues to hold Ills own,
Last night at late hour he was res
ported as doing nicely, although his tomr
tperature was 1919, Itshss not been plo-
nounced that he has pneumonia, but It
lis still feared that sceptic pneumonia Will
set In. Fulcher has shown remarkable
vitality during his illness and this has
surprised his physlclans While there is
sim hope for his recovery, surgeons at,
tending him are not sanguno oyer fhL
mans condition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
SIDE OF FACE TORN
OFF BY EXPLOSION
(By a ssociated Press.

MEMPHIS. TENN. October S,-A re-
port to the Commercial Appeal from Me-
dina, Tenn. says that by the premature
explosion OF gunpowder late this after
noon at that place. Herman Walker. the
seventeen-year-old son OF Rev. T. T..
Walker, had one side OF his face torn
OFF and received other injuries. which
will result fatally, Jerry Sewell had his
leg broken, and may die. The explosion
shook several houses severely, breakin.
window panes Is 5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
REPORT MAY CONTAIN 81.
STARTLING REVELATIONS
J. lBX AssdcIated Press.l

n atts31El (By AssOClutcd FPFesS.J n N ~
sWASHINGTON,fD, c., October s,--Rev-
Citations almost startling in their nature
will be contained In the. report on the
Slocum disaster to be made by tho Ma
5tional Commission, appointed to invests
gate 1t. The report vas practically com
pieted to-day. a a vast amount Of testi-
mony was taken. The report based upon
the testimony, will probably be made
public In few days. Besides finding
OF the facts OF the disaster and pre-
isensation in concerto form of what ac-
tion ought to be taken In the opinion OF
the commission. the report Will contain
recommendations for the enactment OF
laws further regulating Steamboat SER
vice and throwing about such vessels as
the General Slocum safeguards Of the
lives Of their passengers.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09

Clement In yesterdays automobile race
for the anderbilt cup dsalIowed the pro-
test at an early hocr this morning, and
Heath, who finished first, was declared
the. winner. @ Il
The official time as given out follows:
Heath elapsed time e:56 40: corrected
time, 5:26:45 Clement. 6:5S rs: corrected
time. 5:2S 10. v
No time was taken for the other con-
George Areents. Jr., a New York
millionaire, lies dying alta hospital on
I Long Island, 5g and his chauffeur. Carl
Meusel;; is dead as q. result OF !. a he
Arent's car wrecked by & the tires
bly, nangled, to a hospital, where he died
half an hour later. Arents was also taken
to the hospital, where It was found he
was suffering from a cerebral hemor-
rhnge and at an enrly hour to-day he
was not expected to live Ills family
has been summoned to his bedside.
Intense Excitement.
The story Of the race Itself Is one Of
Intense excitement After running for
seven hours. some times at a speed Of
&C miles to 90 miles an hour, faster than
many express trains, George Heath an
american, driving a 90-horse power Ye-S
ihicle OF foreign make, and representing.
the Automobile Club OF France, finished
T first In the run OF three hundred miles
with Albert Clement, representing the
same club, and driving an So-horse pow
er machine. also Of foreign ma Ike. one
minute and twenty-eight seconds behind;
him. When they two men flashed byt
the Judges, the crowds In the djoinmgs
grand stand rose In n body and cheer
after cheer relieved the tension Of nerves
that held the people for so many hours,
a But the award was notyet certain, for,
Clement lodged a protest with tho racing
board OF the Automobile Association or,
America, under whose control the race
was held, and the decision given. but a.
few minutes before was Withdrawn UNI
It'll the board had made an investigation
into tho claims set forth by Clement,
These were OF a technical nature. Glenn
ont, In his fprotest Is declared that he had
been held up In Hemstend over minute
and half, and that If that time had
been allowed him, lie would have won
tho race lie said that his gasoline tank
broke In Hemstead. and that time was
taken on him while he was repairing It,
contrary to the conditions OF tho race.
lie also asserted that his time In con-
trolls had been charged against him.
One Man Killed.
Like all previous races OF the kind,
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
PASSENGER TRAINS
CRASH IN TEXAS
Head-On Collision Said to Have
Occurred Relief Train
Sent.
(By Associated Press, J

BEAUMONT, TEX, Oct, 3,
a head-on collision between two
passenger trains is reported on
the Southern Pacific near China,
Tex, a relief train with surgeons
has left for the scene,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
GIVEN TWENTY YEARS
FOR INCENDlARYlSM
!. (Rv 4 s,a,ncIated press

sAMERIcUs. GA.,loct s.-The trial Of
Sidney Harrel, upon the charge OF In
acendarism. was concluded In the Webster
County Court tonight. the jury return
ing verdict OF guilty. Judge Littlejohn
sentenced Harrel to the penitenaiary for
twenty years. Harrel and his nephew.
Henry Morgan, are we'll known citizens
of Webster county and are prominently
mart "a AEaIfaS VA liEq
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
Big Democratic Rally.

slJTFoLK. VA, Oct, s,--The Demo-
Gratis are airning to have a big rally next
Monday October 10th. This will be the
only meeting Of pretense ia he hold here
during the campaign. and, they expect
Ito make It hig one. 5s {
address the assembly at the CITY Hall
Theatre: Hon. "A, G.. Braxton. Judge s:
w. Williams. Judge sW. H., Mann, and
Congressman II. u, 4-uynuru, g
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
Apathy in Registration.

h Especial to The Times-p lspatch.!
IF sUFFOI.k, VA. October 8,-The regis
traitor for Suffolk which closed tonight
Indicates an extremely apathetic con-
ditlon, Only four persons leg.stered; MI
whito-two Democrats and two Repuhl.-
cans, Il
Several colored people, who applied,
were considered Ineligible by the reg
.istmr Captain y, y, Britt,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
Married in Washington.

Special e The Tines pispatsn.,
marriage license was issued to-day II
Willie Haley and Carrie Craig. both u
Xiayrcnton. Va.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
SUMMARY OF THE DAYS NEWS
The Weather.
pANgE or r11E T,II1,nMoMBrER,

Highest temperature yesterday........79
Mann tcmnnra ti,re yesterday y, ,........ 6S
Normal Temperature for October...... "
Departure from normal temperature. V5
prccjpltatiOna during past "a hOurS... w
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
North Carolina.

States senator and minister plenipoten-
tinry to Mexico. dies rather suddenly a
his home in Northampton county,; the
State mourns for her first cit zen---Blg
man Club elects officers and arranges
several Departmental petition In bank
i Iptcy filed. Br5tti5 IS ii t5t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
General,

News from the seat OF war continues
very meaKre: Oku has hurled big force at
Kuropatkin and heavy lighting Is report ed
4 In neighborhood Of Mukden; reported
naval night was q myth Japanese minister
ridicules yellow peril and says pan Will
open up Far East to European capital and
enterprise; Japanese generals hold Stone
wall Jackson TO be Zeal soldier and study
lis methods cath wins automobile
cup race, but Clement makes protest: one
man Killed Il and several atnJured-Pope
and high Catholic prelates among Wag-
gaman's creditors-F4ye men drowned In
Pensacola Bay Question OF divorce to
be taken up to-morrow BY Episcopal Gen
aster may contain startling revelations
Harvard graduate shoots two. tries
own life--Reports from doubtful States
give Parke and Daylg big lead Gary!n
thinks Democrats car carry Rhode Island;
labor unions in Montana endorse Parker
1 Eighteen meli caught In mine have all
pcrished--Ro bbers break snfo md cap-
lure $50. 00o-S pa1k from motor sets mine
on fire--Princes Of House Of Orleans now
In New York--New #: York loses two
games and Bos ton takes lead In race for
american League pennant; over % 900
peopla present--Majo r Delmar makes
new record at lexington. IS
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-10-09
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

800 t5s 1888 7-t3IfE October III, 1VUf.
Gun rises. .8:13 HIGH TIDE. 4.
Slln sets....... Morning. ........b:B
Moon sets.....G:58 Evening. ......S: ~
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
AUTO RACES Al NEW PORT
John Jacob 4stOr Finishes
Second at Sachuest Beach.
IL TKLEqRAPH "a rIlr rRInr,sr.

Newport. t. L.. July 30.--A crowd of some ten
thousand persons tourneyed TO Sachuest Beach this
afternoon 10 witness the automobile races held
under the auspices OF the Newport Amusement
Association. The beach proved an excellent race
track. although no records were broken. There
were accidents to the meet, but one ma
chine had to be out in the waves to prevent a
collision with two machines coming i'm the OPP
posite direction in
Among those who drove their own machines in
the Colonel John Jacob Astor Peter
d. Martin, 7. Shaw Safe and J. Mitchell Clark.
Reginald c. Vanderbilt had several entries. but the
bits machine at one time created something
placed in any OF the races
roy in two races both Of When he u won without
any trouble. In the second they went over the
course three times before il was called a race
The Harry fiamlin machine had practically walk
over in each attempt leaving the others eighth
Of a mile down the track The summary follows:
First Ig rae OPEN mo.oT sys:es2n y oscar He'd
hcrs aq@l sshG 81 fw MGHfa ah b"rs
power. thifi Time. i:27 ''
hoF;ep9we-,on sy Ilai Psnsrd q H9sspSTef
MeT s5 so ,6 hosaspo%sr fo9Th Time
9e a 10 aoTseFSwer read e9naitl9a-wqn Ey p
cadillac horsepo~ eT second T. Shaw safe, De Dion
Fourth race. class D. second heat-Non by p. Jones.
horsepoTeE second T. D. Martin. Renau 10 horsepower.
Fft ace. local electric ears-pvon by Henry Bull tr
Wave@'y. horsepower: II. ,elrIeh- d. Wsvcrly. 5
horsepower. second Elisha Dyer jr Wavery 8 horse
power Third J. " Clarke. Pope horsepower. fourth.
ss .ae' cais S2sonf s 2,
less - horsePoweT: J: : Aston Mercedes 90 horse
power. third. Time.
seventh Class .. second heat-Won by Hamlir
FRnhard. - horsepower; 4 r Morrison. Peerless u
horsepower. second NJ e Bishop Fiat. 10 horsepower
third. Time l.31
Eighth race, open EasoleGe over horsepower
Won ty +, r. Thomas Mercedes. 90 horse. over H. :.
Hardness Meroedes so horsepower. second Time 102a4
Ninth race Class 3 final heai-won by T. T. Conroy
Stevens-puEyea. : horsepower. z Jones Renau 10
horsepower. second. Time. l56S
Tenth race, Class .. final heatWon ly Z. Morrison
Peerless. - horsepower: ~ Hamn Panhsrd - horse
power. second. Time l;2T
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31

pOlume Of Business Far for This
Season of the Year.

Not sale Of much Importance was reported last
week fair volume OF business for this the year
was transacted but the character Of the market was so
ordinary There are sim Ger
tain Conditions which favorable Carrying
out OF spectators and persons ana
there is little likelihood Of pleasing purchasing movements
until those conditions realty obstacles removed
me Spsculstors are most active end most
when there is an easy money market Al present the
conditions are not made sIInrlng 10 the ,y money
sons in realty fields is not easy TO understand 90
aser part OF the onsy on hand Tor investment in real
ana Az cent. Ever since tbs OF tie
proving but the ,mproy.n,ent he. been so % NV nm
Neither sluggshness in The GALES market nor an un-
@ Of redt da s oS Ra ps. a
l.agin, ~ nv % fepoT!ea last week was the
nrsprOOf anarmeRt hstel Nos eos and go West Ffy
SoSl2o feet for term q tWenyons years at an asgre
The J. G Lyons Building and Operating Company. one
idea Of lessenng its activity pars week
story a 10 t0 be at '' tSs
twenty fer q Lyons Building and OPERA
sS ans as dnH S "y t sfaae de, .; me
q 1907 feet The cost IL estimated at s3oOoOO by
In the central Flfh-aye section the most :mportan,
So.. 9 Sl9 IL, All fer eournbi S, front dwelns
Real Property Investing Company 70 John Tallnan
American basement dwelling house. This Is the
third by the Greene & Taylor Company
in the last years.
The sale OF No 20 ThiItieh-st five story brick
building. 2lot 2Ixas3 feet also another big
ssss % me o %ssn f fs T. Vas sod BY ne
is Investment purchase. William :. p. Shields Of
Philadelphia, among the buyers last week He
bought through Iu,r Conger from Hugo Gorsch piot
OF land. front the south side Eighty-cghh
At, about 60 OF Thrdave Mr. Shields
building the plot wh.eh viii be occupied BY
ncstofics
II reported that Robert Maynicke Is
drawing for OF building stand on A
plot 5orieo the northeast Of Eshty-hfh-
at and Jhirdave. for the GoTkyille Bank The building
ground foor.
section appears be activity than
u many other districts that bounded by
serenity second Madison and Third o
Tie nouses In tha section reported sold
Coi4.as fo- Srsdsrick & Beer. Abs house thrss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

ArthursTe. cas-; side. 1c3 feet south OF
and eshiyseye4ts s.. tw1 three story brick tenement
houses 2oNH5 feet: O. IamascIo. Charles CLARK
architect: $4,000
Arthur ave. northwest corner O. Oaktree Place ~,
two story frame dwelling houses feet: Thomas
G!"ragaro owner; Charles & Clark, architect 20 COS
Jennings ST. nortn side 2i3 feet east OF linton ave .
three FIVE So brick houses feet: Sau,r
Gross & Hefbea,E owners; Neys & Baggo architects.
onehundrei and s.xh-st north side lGs fec.
west u Rathgate story brick house
architect. 81 200
Aqeecuct- ave. between hundred ghtcth and
one hundred and eighty Ast story brick
tory. 44N1i feet University OF Of
owners. Arnold ~. Drummer architect: Ssss
Nalentirr-aye. No. 2Oa2 two story frame dwelling
house. 10 sN36i feet. W. a.. < r. ou,.rss
J D. Nre'lat1 architect. SI.0ts
one huu-rr. and .toTty-Hiutl-sf-.
ave iNo story and basement brick stose 2i
ana irregular dcp-h. Inter colonial Reaty Finance
$1,000 '' 10
Locls,-ave east eide 20 fee, north o, one h.ps-.s
au.-'hlrty esh s. story brick boiler house bJ1GI
feet. Central rnon Gas Company ovrcr- Anthony = a
Schuitt. architect. s. OOA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Tho Van Hofe sold 70 Ruth Mackey Ia
property Nos. 40 and 100 East Eighty eighth-s 1--WE
story brick tenement houhe frame dwelling house
on plot 5lx"0 feet Francis T. Robert was h. broker
in the transaction.
Samuel Green has sold John Walsh the two yacan:
lots on the eide of Arnstcrdau-avo 100 feet south
q ono hundred st. size sex 100 feet Mr.
Walsh VIII build tho ste a story nathouse with
" "
) ?. & e. J Murray sold FOR C. scherIiny 70
tfeny-si1th-st story nahouse on lot 2Jx99 II
feet IN MI Mciagney gives TO MIR Scherd-
lng No LOSS Ihird-ave. three story building
y lINaO feet. Beekman leasehod property Mount
Vernon and Far Rockaway
Kidansky Levy have bought through Walter j. Starr
and have resold 10 builders No 32 $40 Ninety
third St, old buildings. plot 75xieOS feet.
The Ernst-CaLE Realty Company has sold FOR Harris
q siegel & Ernst No ass East Oue-huncired-
and-forty-e!ghth-st four story nathoCse 25x
100 feet.
Hiram RinaIdo e. brother resod for I.owenred
Prayer Maurice NJ Strauss the hve story hathOuse
with stores No 2S East hundred wenty-sec-
y " Miller s. co have sold fo- the Cosmopolitan
Realty Company Samuel EisnitZ respectively Nos
lD7 and 1893 Eighth ave two hve story hathouses
plot 5OxsO feet.
PoIIzzi & 90 have sold for Blunen-ten & Posner the
five story house No. 524 East Thgteentn-s
lot 25XlO3.3 fee.
EIas Epse.n has sold Truro Brothers No 40
CherTy-st. story tenement house. lot 2I.+x9S
feet
Annis FredIand has, sold a client Phneas Levin
No. 1896 Brook-aye. ono hundreds sixty
nfth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
CIRRT GEESE IN RACE.
Much Excitement at Gymkhana Of
Maidstone Club.
IBT TELEGRAPH To Tur TRIBUNE

Easthampton, y. Y. July 3l-The Maidstone
Club held its second gymkhana Talmage Farm
here this afternoon Nearly five hundred members
Of this and adjacent summer colonies drove in car
riages TO the Miss Waters OF the East
hampton colony, won both thc goose and egg races.
Tie former. the event OF the day, attracted four
teen entries: Tie Misses Edna Nash. Madeline
Brown. Margaret Hackstaff. Louise Tousey. Martha
Strong, Agnes Wales Strong Marion Eidltz. Mary
Trumbull. Hazel Smith, Louise Corhardt. Virginia
Duane Alice Richard. Agatha Waters and Mrs.
Arthur Wood. The women. who drove the geese
with blue ribbons hundred yards grew aluoSL
lysteucal after tho start. ana. while some towed
their charges 10 the line Others carried the birds
The spectators manifested much excitement and
many ordinations az no race was heard The
judges however. realizing that second race Nigh.
result in more satisfactory results awarded the
prize To Miss Waters.
In The egg race twenty Young women started. tho
number requiring TWO heats Miss Elizabeth Van
Dusen won the first heat and Miss Waters the sec
ond one. Eventually the offered a most eX-
cellsnt display OF hOrsemanship Other contestants
were the Misses Virginia Duane. Gladys Rice Mar
yory Rice, Elizabeth Tousey. Pauline Vessel. Grace
Waters. Catherine ScnurmaH, Dorothy McAIpine
Kuth Steele, Louise Drew. Marjory Vessel and
Helen Huggius
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-07-31
PLANS FOE ROCKEFELLER INSTITUTE.
Laboratory 20 Cost $685., 0o0-Win BE a
Five Story Building.

Plans have been flied with Buildings Superin-
tehdent Hopper for a laboratory building for tho
Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research The
building will be erected at the southwest Of
sixty-seventh and Exterior SITS. 1t will be five
stories. II will have a frontage of 13s feet and
depth of 80 fee, lis facade will be CT limestone
and brick decorated with pilasters of brick There
VIII be porch entrance fanksd with decorative
columns for the support of electric lights.
The first floor will be fitted assembly hall.
with a library and study. and also room for the
directors. The upper floors will contain series
OF large general and special 10 boTa tories and re-
search rooms The Nth floor will contain dining
nail and living quarters. On the roof VIII be
special operating room and quarters for tho ami
inais under examination. Adjoining the main
building will he two story building. In part OF
his building will be pens for animals used by the
physicians: The heat and electric plants of the in
stlute VIII also be in that building.
me cost OF the buildings is estimated at $32S.06o
- ne architects are Shepley Ruttan and Coolidge.
OF BOSTON. The institute property comprises the
docks 81 bounded by Sixty-fourth to sixty-seyenth
ST. avenue 4 and Exterior-st., and the block
ifont on the north side of sixty,seventh-st from
avenue A TO the East River. John d. Rockefeller
TOOK tue 10 the property May Q, 1903