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The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23
UNDER DIFFICULTIES
Brides Father in Pursuit, But is
 Outwitted.

Columbus. Ga, April 22.-(Special. )-Ed. Willingham and Miss Bertha Butler have just been married under difficulties There beng parental objection, they decided to go quietly to Alabama and be welded. They were crossing the Chattahoochee River in batteau when spied by the girls father, who gave chase. Arriving in Phenix City, they secured hack, made a dash through Girard. came back to the Georgia side over the lower bridge and were married by Justive Leonard be- fore MT. Butler could arrive.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23
Death Due to Accidant

Coroner Paris Is still at work on the killing of W. l.. Bagley at Warrer
 Mines and there Is a belief now that the young man killed himself acc!dentallv, However. the old mines into which the supposed negro is believed to have Rono. are still being guarded. there being many who thtrk that Bagley was shot and killed by the unknown black A fact which goes to indicate that Baglev was killed accidentally is that his ciotL- ing was burning when he fell from the bullet wound. The funeral of the young man took place today at Biven's Chanel and was attended by a large number of friends. Should q negro be found i1 the old mines he will be roughly dealt with
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23
Memorial Day at opelika.

Opelika.. April 22.-(special )-Memo- rial Day will be duly observed in Opelika. The stores will be closed and the people will turn out en masse to pay respect to the memory of the honored dead. Hon. Thomas NJ Owen of Mont gomery will deliver the address.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23

the pebble rolled out on the floor As he picked it up. he handed 1t to the jeweles saying. How much will you give me fo, this pebble?' One hundred rupees'' linear. ly $S5) quickly replied the shopkeeper, Ills eager reply made the soldier think thAi perhaps 1t was really a diamond, so he de. cidedNto keep it while longer, and whes he went to Eugland, several months Iatus. he sold the pebble for S15.0Oo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23
Poison Proved Effective.

Huntsville. April 22.-CSpecial. Miss Ruby Frank. daughter of a well known prsiness man of this city, died today T. cm effects of a dose of carbohc acid taken with suicidal intent last Monday, night. UUntil yesterday 1t was thought that the young woman would recover.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23

in the path and carelessly threw it against a rock. It broke into many pieces. and a beautiful pebble rolled out He picked 1t up, glanced al it. and said to a companion: 'T'H keep this pretty pebble as a memento of the most profitloss shooting trip I ever on"
 A few days later. when in Bombay. he went into jewellers shop to have his watch repaired. As he took 1t from his pocket
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23

hundred applications have been received and arrangements made for the many who expect to attend Dr. Abercrombie stated this morning that the number of students would exceed 6OO
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23

Special, lot of writing pa-
 per, so sheets and so en-
 velopes, in white, blue and gray, regular price 4oc, our price .2Sc Fairy Soap, regular price
 5c, our price ..........Ac Ac
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23
AUCTION DAILY.

Morning and afternoon. China, Glassware, Lamps, Cutlery and House Furnishings. Montgomery Auction and Commission Co.,, 24 North Court St.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23

Small cut-g glass baskets for holding flow CTS have a wire screen that rts the top. in which the flowers are stuck and are made to stand straight instead of falling in all directions. Many of the taller vases also have these screens.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23
How He Found A Diamond

AS party of English soldiers in India was returning one day from sbooting tr,,, one of the men picked up a stone that Iay
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23
conuenticn May hs Ma.

C. H. Scott of Montgomery and W F. Aldrich of Aldrich. referees of Feder,i patronage In Alabama win be in Bir- Collector of Internal Revenues, witb of. flee In Birmingham. the other referee in the State, states that he knows of no
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23
Patent and Medicines The Largest Most

Kilmer's Swamp Root, ST
 size 5c small. 4)c Dr. Palmer's Pine Splin-
 ters Gin and Buchu, cures
 backache, kidney and
 bladder diseases, sold un-
 der a guarantee to re-
 fund money in each case
 where relief does not
 follow its use-small 3kc
 large. ..67c Black Weed :. 6lc Robinnaire's Face Bleach,
 a reliable preparation,
 trial size 25c large .Si. co Cheney's Expe ctorant tRc Chamberlain's Cough Rem.
 edy, small. zoe large 4Oc Satinola. 40c Angsburger Kidney and
 Liver Medicine, an old
 German remedy that has
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23
,ecial Price for Saturday on Things

Philadelphia Bird Seed,
 regular price roc, our cut
 price ..... 7c McAllister's Mocking Bird
 Food, cans regular price
 z5c, our cut price. ..l5c Colgate's Violet Talcum
 Powder. Sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23
You Need Daily.

Pills, vegetable; for tor
 pid liver, sick headache l5c Laxative Bromo Quinine l8c Jacobs Cathartic Dovers-
 Quinine Tablets; cures
 cold in one night, price i5c Bradfield's Female Regu-
 lator .......... hc Luxomni, the gem of Fe-
 male Remedies; a splen-
 did uterine tonic; cures
 all female diseases. /. .67c Life Buoy Soap.. Ac Ivory Soap. Ac Roger & Gallet's Violet
 Soap. 20c Packers Tar Soap :. .l5c Liquozone, small. .A0c Liquozone, large. .00c Melk's Emulsion .Aflc Hays Hair Health .A(1c Danderine :. .20c, 4Oc, 8Oc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23

Hunyadi Janos Water, reg
 ular price 35c, our
 price. 25c Williams Shaving Stick,
 regular price 25c our cut
 price .t6c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23

Barker's Horse and Cattle
 Powder, regular price
 25c, our price ........f .f3c Octagon Soap, 7 bars for 25c Brandreth's Pills, regular
 price 25c, our price ...lSc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23

Mexican Mustang Eminent
 small 2lc, medium 42c, large. 83c Schumann's Nerve and
 Bone Eminent, a splen-
 did liniment for sprains,
 bruises or rheumatism 2Sc Hicks Capudine, small 20c, large. .............. .&0c Jacobs Right-away Head
 ache Tablets, will cure
 nervous or sick headache
 in 10 minutes, price .lDc Hoods Sarsaparilla j. :. .08c Dr. Long's Sarsaparilla, a
 concentrated preparation
 cures pimples, boils, ul-
 cers and all diseases aris-
 ing from bad blood, large
 bottle .....'......... 50c Newbros' Herpicide. 03c Mothers Friend. ..0sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23

Tutt's Pills, regular price
 25c, our price ..... l6c Knox Gelatine, regular
 price 200, our price |. l0c Blue Hen Matches, 2oo's,
 per dozen boxes .... .l5c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23

Williams Barber Bar, cake
 SC, pound .... .27c Hand Sapolio, regular
 price Ioc, our price. Ole Railways Liver Pills, reg
 ular price aSc our price l6c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23

ter, splendid for pains,
 backache and rheuma-
 usfn ........!. .... JUG Rex Plasters I0c Dr. Palmer's Backache
 Plasters z5c Peruna Inc Dr. Palmer's s System Tom
 ic, cures catarrh in it's
 various forms; immediate relief for coughs, colds
 and grippe; cures indi-
 gestion and dyspepsia;
 large bottles .65c Ayers Hair Vigor. -. 7Sc Dr. Palmer's Hair Vigor-
 ator; restores faded or
 gray hair to its original capillaris .l0c Carter's Little Liver Pills l6c Dr. Palmer's Little Black
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23

Fine Stationery. A job lot
 of Writing Paper, Pape- tries, White, Azure,
 Grays and Blue tints, I
 quire paper with a5 en- velopes to match, former retail value $, s and 4oc, choice. l0c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23

Prophylactic Style Tooth
 Brush, a good quality,
 worth FOG, choice for
 Saturday. ............l0c Transparent Witch Hazel
 Soap, regular price roc; Saturday at .. Sc
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23

at less than the goods secured elsewhere ch demonstrates the truth of this claim udrse everything
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23

The policy of this store to supply everything in drugs and include of staple articles exceptions but the rule
 Come here Saurdayreap the benefits of these special pr
The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-04-23

Mennen's Talcum Powder,
 regular price 2sc, out cut price ce...............IUc Uc Harlan Oil { (Medicamen- tum) regular price Ioc,
 our price .. 5c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
TWO MEN SHOT IN 4 RIOT.
Policemaa's Finger Badly Bitten
Reserves Called Out.

There ! not ~ No. So West Forty-second-
St last night which the police had great difficulty
IN QUeling The riot among what IS i,eov7n 20
the police the smoky Rom Gang" Two
were shot and policeman had l finger lady
bitten
tenement houses at No - West Forty-secoud-st..
and it is said that al drinking freely. Two
Of the men. Patrick Murphy and William Tucker
got into quarrel and Tucker was put out. lie re-
turned with revolver and attempted to re-ontcr
the place. Murphy threatened to shoot. Both mon
drew revolvers and several shots were exchanged.
Tucker was shot in the head and in the left breast
and Murphy was shot in the head Other shots
went wild.
The shooting attracted the attention Of Patrolmen
Hayes, Crawford and Lynch. II Tho West Fcrty-
seventl-st- station and they tried q get into the
apartment The young people barricadeG the doors.
however. and il several minutes before the
ponce broke down the doors and placed the entire
pa, " O'l1er arrest 1t even more difficult to
police were surrounded by least n~n,lred peo-
pc who did all tlEey could to the prisoners.
tatrolma1 James. Of the Park Squad, had to
their assistance. The police used their clubs freely.
Ice West - RVS veltl-st. ST alton informed
ana twenty-five reserves were hurried to the spot
with patrol wagon
Nine persons, including several women. were
McHUgh. Of No $50 West Forty-scccnG-st., was
charged with felonous assault because he got
Patrolran Gs0wford's finger in his mouth. il is
charged, and nearly chcHed Il Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
SULLY CASES ARE ADJOURNED.
Receivers Give Notice That They Are Ready
to Sell Spot Cotton.

On request OF the various lawyers in the cases.
the three motions IN the Sully bankruptcy proceed
ings pending before Judge Holt, in the United
States District Court were adjourned yesterday.
The most important proceeding scheduled was ar
gument on the stay obtained last Friday By Davies.
Stone & Auerbach. suspending the examination OF
Edwin Hawlev to his part in the cotton pools.
This was postponed until Thursday morning at the
request CT Julien T. Davies. jr.. who said his
father ill.,
The demurrer against being declared a. bankrupt
which Mr.. Suy instituted in the beginning of the
proceedings was adjourned until Thursday mo-
ton Of John r. Dos PassoS. Mr.. Sullys attorney.
Hearing on the motion to compel the National Bank
Of North America to over to the receivers
some $4,000 which it holds to Mr.. Sullys credit
vas adjourned until Monday
The receivers Afessrs. Miller and Taft. Informed
Superintendent King of the Cotton Exchange that
they were ready to receive proposals for the pur-
chase of about three thousand bales of Sully s
spot cotton At yesterdays price they would be
worth about So. 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19

1O6 ixteentLst. seven
st9 1 Aoss' On pl2 I b 70 Carolina
Weber No se4 St. NichOlasave. five story ha'heuse'
Max Mar to Clarence y Parsons No 45 IVES:
house. 6a ioi 2i2a5 f. ''''-'' '4se
Joseph Levy Son have sold No. 421 West Eorty-third
Duf Goager have sold toT q S,ient < e s1 ana S3
East sxty-nfth-st On plot S4xIg22 t-,b X, ees
Esighthave, southeast corner Of hund
second-st I'VE story hathouse on lot 24ilxl'o. Inc
Nathan nsymsn and ssligsp G2ttS6 have s94 to
arst-st., Ave story hathouse on lot agH.f an, Mamie,
Fraad No 80 second-'l'e seven story tenement NOUS
ss5 Co have sold for Sqls K5o.s.et tb iss
northeast corner o. Avenue q i ara IS
Arthur E Wood has sold Tor $ y. seward to r Els
twentieth-s three story dwelling mousse On
Arthur E sod Nathan I5enap o No DIES ai99
East hundred and sixty -ninth-st d three s'oFS
Brothers have sold for Al9frt IqT to Mrs
Wi,iam Peters & Co have for Joseph GaTlache 70
l. Augner and Ferdinand Hebrank TIE two ei i
dwelng house on the south sac Q, %est
Isaac Rubin has bought from Gr9sTan & Pson N9s
apartment house. plot 5Qx1ooI1 feet . tho three
Laurence II. D Mcguire has sold for chslt III
story basement private dwelling house No. ~ E@s'
The Hortheast corner Of west and Jane SITS. plot
e5.7xl35x65 2x1So Feet with old buildings USED as
Tyler hes sold for Norton Ra2p to asG9a
Hohns No IA West f 1a syd; feet This
completes the sale Of row of houses erected ~
& Dalton. -,t,,-,r,. ord
& Gibbons have sold for George WlIi,dIIS ~,
G. NJ SarGi. respectively, Nos 10 ara Is fNns-s' wv
story dwelling houses. on plot IKE! tett
Brothers have sold for Carinus Bo-drI
iO6 and One-hundred and -thirt "
five story hathouses. plot 50X99 II feet o,o
The three hathOuses at No % 70 r,o go
Eehty-ninth-st.. each Oh let 2oXlOOS feet' nave N
cold -,---- Q 1-.t-b,rg
have sold to Friedman & elDII
tho plot feet the north side Of onehul
dred -ninth-st. 200 feet west Of
Kniser sold Nos. 2,S.2 and Zo.f t-suelt,
nve northeast corner Of One-hundre1 aHC N
ST two five hcthouses on plot AZ llNlVD Iset
IoUenfeId Prayer have sold TO Abraharn l. -
Improvement Nos, go and - W 81 mir 1
St old buildings on plot 40xS9x Irregular feet .. -,
Gustave t;ai.ski has bought through iietzog a.
Nos 6G4 East One hundrec-and ... . s"' 80
fsthouses, eacl on lot 2fNluo leet
Clarence Davies has sold for O. Jua slS
lot. 22xi34 feet, Mt the southwest corner OF A"'N
and st. Pauls Place.
simon Fine sold for Marcus Nathan 10 -U-l Z III
ton ave a two story Nufding, lot 1SxSS feet -
Bernard Sinyth Sons have sold for onsrles ~. ~
land to Janpoe & plot l5OxSg II feet on w
south side uehunirei y-eish'n-si 4VO AeV'
OF Afnsterdam-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
ST. STEPHENS ALUMNI DINE.
Bishop Coadjutor Greer Talks to Them
Other Well Known Men Guests.

The Alumni Association Of 81. Stephens College
gave its annual dinner last night 1t the Man
haitian Bishop Potter. who was 10 be the princi-
pal speaker. unexpectedly detained up State
and sent a letter OF regret.
The Rev. Charles a. Jessup, president Of the
association. was POSTMASTER The Rev. DR.. Thomas
r. Harris the newly appointed warden OF st.
Stephens College. responded TO the toast. The
Future OF the College; Nelson p Lewis, chief
engineer OF the Board Of Estimate ard Apportion-
ment. THE Laymen OF the College; the Rev. {.
". Body. Of the General Theological Seminary,
The Seminary and the College; Bishop Coadjutor
Olmsted Of Central New-York, The old Days at
St Stephens; DR.. Henry a. Fairb2irn. The
Trustees: tho Rev. Or. Gilbert II. Sterling, Of
South Bethlehem. Penn. The Clerical Alumni.
and Bishop Vinton. Of Western Massachusetts
bishop Coadjutor Greers toast was The Do
cesar College" He said in part;
The diocesan must not be like the great univeT-
sity- II must go slowly. and 90 well what II has
10 do. 1t Is better FOR man 70 know few things
and know them thoroughly than TO have super
fetal knowledge Of many things.
The Rev. Charles Mercer Hall. OF Kingston, SON
in-law OF Chief Judge Parker. was guest Of
honor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
Partition Sale.


York Institution for Deaf and Dumb
and Henry P Winthrop ana others dated January Is.
cSay 81 N% YORK me S Ss % sI % pas
15I and also subject AMI with the benefit OF tbs
lam Moser and bis wife dated March e. 1855. and
recorded in the Office OF said Register in Lber $50 cf
that certain deed made by EDWARD $ Jafrsav and his
saS Sea Ocoser - Iss9 anG recorded in the eSs q
FAR as the same IN force and appIicsbis saId
party walls and All su5slsn- aSreerne,. reItffT. \,
party walls Affecting said premises part
premises Number G15 Fifth Avenue reserving rents az
sesans $4oo1o per snnun. al o. which leases wiz
Pii ~ on 70. o. DeloTe october l. 1906; ana
h5S at certain lot piece or parcel Of Land. with ths
haitian in The city OF New York known ~ ne street
huaoer tlS sx hundred and thiTeeal Fifh ana
TIE easeriy side Of FTh Avenue dfstsnt thrytr-
iest ten inches northery from formed b
nue. and the northerly side ~ Fo~tv-nnth street. ana
t tnsnce eastery at right angles nearly So -
rsst thence northeIIy ard parallel nearly with sai
SIDE Of the fffsh Avenue twenty-efght
OF nearly 20 th said eas.eriy side Of nc Ffrh ~
FIFTH Avenue and thence southeri along the said east
sTy see OF the tlfth Aveaue twenty eight
Testrictons as TO buildings ami against nuisancss cor
The New Institution for the 1nStrcrio ~ ne Ts,
and Dumb and Henry Z winthrop ard othe=s. dasSf
srister Of IRE So aq9 6 5s' Ne Y5 n S 1s e ne
Sonxeyances page 81, and in that deed
and recorded ofce OF safs Rsviser ~ IiSer gs
S I PAGE , 50 lar as TIE same remain m
land les In Sect0n Number (vel in Block Nun
known and designated as the Las Nan OF the CIV =,
Lev lorE ana SUBJECT to and with the benefit Of all
party walls and al agreements relating party walls
affecting said premises or part thereof.
nc IoLoyIng IS diagram q the premises above de-
as the Buckingham Hotel The Belgravia a1 NIr5re-t
, sd oIS d.n Avenue showing the said premises
FiftIeth Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
COMPANIES INCORPORATED.

Albany April ls-The following companies were
incorporated to-day
Cshtidsworth Company, OF Mineola- Nassau Coun-
" trestaurants); capital $4,000: directors. Harry
Bslfe OF New York and s. w. Smith and George
TshO-pe OF Bernardsville N J.
Ohio Land and improvement ComrSny. or Buff
falo: capital 5oOo0 directors. J. O. Moore. c V.
MsKosTe and IE r. Zimmerman OF Buffalo.
NJ q J. Schmidt Company. OF New-York Qquors);
capital $4,000: directors. Max Schmidt Jean
Schmidt J. J. Bunte. Of New-York:
The Prince Iron Works, of New-York City;
cnptal SO 900: directors L. X Prince, J. T. Booth,
OF New York city. and X. N. Prince, CT Buckfeld,
Me.
cantal s2oocO: directors E. v schenck. o. NJ Rob
inson and O. Il. StursbeTg, OF BROOKLYN.
Kuepper & Co. Of New-York (real estate); capital,
g. 900: directors Herman Kuepper. Nathan Barber
and w. n. Ross, OF New-lork.
r. r. Dean Company, of Niagara rails lbuiloing
G. Dean and r. F. Dean OF Niagara Falls.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
EIfiy-slXth street
pNDrEI. NI-NRER THREE


comprising the two lots land ard bulldogs adjoirins
each other known by street numbers SO and 55s
t isst il be- sold togcther as one parcel
separately described and ssvery subject 10 leases Is i
All that certain piece parcel o. LAID with The
AMI being in the Borough 81 Manhattan. in The City OF
ginning at point side OF the Fifth avens
distant twenty-5ye Feet nEe Inces . l s19 -
Fifth Avenue and T; 5 Sasi1 % f.st themes
westerly through party wall aud On he paraIe. MIIn
on line parallel Ftth avenue twenty-five feet
ana tneles S,i Pet ~ tb westerly side Of the
Fifth Avenue at me Polnt or pcs % ossnnnE Eh,Ss
number 1862 twelve hundred and sixty tWol on The map
New YORK sub}sct to the covenants buildings ard
Sgainst nuisancs contained IN That certain 6sed made BY
Corded in the of-e the County OF New
same are in force ard Applicable said remises ard
suoJsct 20 aa W. =, -aisT1s, - walls as1- ss5
premises. part thereof and also subject 70 two
ing s41o6 per annun both OK which leases viii eEprs
All certain lot piece parcel q land situate I.=
sns s ana N ae &JaHss in the B06 Of
IRE city Of New York bounded and described as fo
seventh str.et and FIN ana running themes
FEET i've inches thence Westerly and parallel
with the southery line or Side OK F9Fyseyenth stTe,
Fifth Avenue twentydvs feet i've inches 20 tbs
esstsry along sOutherIy line side OF Fersevsna
Avenue at the point or place Of beginning which said
land lies In Section number I'VE 90 AMI IN Block number
1860 hundred and siXty-twol the known
and DESIGNATED as the Map the City Of New
subject and restrictions to buildings
and against nussnccs contained that deed made
BY John others. dated December 1852 and
corded IN OF the Register OF the County
Lher 65 OF Conveyances page 6I 50 FAR as ths
subject s to and f With the sS Of an party ss and II
subsisng relating walls affecting said
premises part thereof ana also subject lsss.
OF said premises reserns annual OF Sl05Oo which
win expire MAY 1. 1905
The following a diagram % the premises known
Numbers 5T6 and SIS Fifth Avenue. above described
Parcel No. 3 showing the said premises as single
parcel viz:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-04-19
REAL ESTATE.
Three Big DealS-COmmercial Cable
4nner Site ENLARGED.

Three Of the largest realty deals of the year
were reported yesterday. They were the sale of a
New-st plot. a Twenty-third-st building and a
Fifth-ave building.
Charles L. Schuyler & Co. sold for Louis and
Samuel Sachs. to Isaac Cothier, of Philadelphia,
who recently purchased the property at No. 1873
Broadway and the Euclid Hall apartments, In
Broadway from Eighty-hfth to Eighty-sixth SITS;
the Judson Building. ct Nos. lle 10 III West Tween
tv-third-st The property extends through 10
Twenty fourth-st and IS twelve story office and
loft building. 1t is 50x1s7.6 feet. To the Messrs
Sachs Mr. Clolhier sold through the same broker a
parcel OF sixteen lots the east side or Broad
way from One-hundred and-twenty- iirst-st TO one
hundred and twenty The frontage Is
1el 10 feet in Broadway and 200 feet In each street
r-Io, aiso purchased a gore lot, with frontage OF
- feet in Broadway. Al feet in One-hundred-and-
sevantv- four;h-st and IS feet In Wadsworth-aVe''
from Mr. Clothier. More than N2Oo,eD was In
volved in the transaction
John N Golding has sold for William +. Have
never the property 261x364 feet at the northeast
corner of Exchange Place and Newest, TO the
Commercial Cable Building Company This plot
will be added TO the property adjoining, which Is
owned by the Cable company and upon the COM
bned parcels will be erected sixteen story office
huilding TO be connected with the present Com
mercial Cable Building. Work will be begun on
May l. 1t recently reported that Mr.. Have
meyer would erect a tall building on his small lot.
Adjoining the Havemeyer parcel on the north is
a Mot d Ilx26u feet, owned by Frank Savin. From
what could be learned last night Mr.. Savin has not
sold his parcel. nor has he any intention or
doing So
Much has been written il the last few years
about the Havemeyer, the Savin and the Blair
Building property The Blair Building property Is
at the northwest corner of Broad-st. and Exchange
Place The Blair Building adjoins the Commercial
Gable Building on the south It's erection affected
the light and air OF the commercial Cable BUILDING
the light ard air of the Blair Building on the west
side are likely TO be considerably affected by the
erection Of the proposed addition to the CONNER
cial Building. as the plot which the Commercial
Cable annex will stand adjoins the Blair property
the west. -
The Black Starr & Frost Building, at the south
west corner of Thirty ninth-st. and Fifth-nve.
diagonay opposite the Union League Club. was
yesterday reported sold. It is seven story bust
ness building II has frontage OF 49.5 feet in
Fffth-ave. and depth of 100 feet. Black, Starr &
Frost have a lease OF the first floor and other
space in the building which has yet q number OF
years O rSn