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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
TRADE IN CHICAGO.

Tsy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIsUNE.l
r,t.,go lar. 2-The big holder OF wheat in this
market Armour. was a very heavy seller to-oay'
e,-,s think this one interest sold Sooooo oushels
~ NAY ana some think the sales were oouOle I1a~
rzs-. &c an idea that there was Armour selling In
- -,s-,s.s Every one is curious as TO what It
.,rntses whether the ending OF the big deals or
merely big scalpirg turn. The opinion is pretty
.,s-,7 divided or this point Just year ago
1--,or- was long as much wheat probably as he
Is now. and on January e he sold half OF II OUT
and kent on selling until he was entirely OUT tiis
market to-day closed sc TO e lower thah Il uu On
saturday Early the market was up lo- North
-es+ cars were less than half last years Consols
were lower. and there was very cold weather West
The big selling started at once on this advance
Il was all under cover. Al one time the market
showed break from the opening OF size There
was not much rally. though there were supporting
orders in al the close. It did not look. however
rs though Armour were anxious 70 take much
wheat back. May sold at s2ssc and at sc. and
closed at ss.zc sellers July closed at assc sellers
The break was severe enough to catch many stop
loss orders. and the Armour selling was by no
means the only selling done. Cearances were $751;
90 bushels The visible increased $1,000 bushels
The Northwest cars were go. compared with sSs
Worlds shipments were 10456,0O3 bushels. largely
from Russia, Argentina and Australia
Corn firm until the wheat break Early
che coarse grain was &c higher. When wheat
showed no indication 10 rally, corn broke &c from
the top. May sold at 5oisc and at Acc, and closed
at ss5kc. July closed at use. The very cold
weather led TO the expectation OF better receipts
There were go cars; to-morrows estimate was 335.
The grading continues poor. Cash was 1d2c lower.
The visible increased $4,000 bushels. The stock
here212 900 bushels-decreased 10000 bushels. Liv-
erpool was sd to I'D Up. The worlds shipments
$4,000 bushels. Clearances 545 go bush
els The shipping demand was slow; sales. 5000
bushels
There was some large buying Of oats-alnost
10000 bushels-by Ware-Leand. Prices were
fractionally higher early. Oats followed the wheat
break finally They closed unchanged 10 &c lower.
January closed at 3ssc; May 4lssc: July s7c sell
ers There were 2ss cars. The estimate for to-uor-
row was rs cars. The visible decreased 50 900
bushels, and the stock here 900 bushels-in-
creased 1000 bushels. Cash oats were 1ac lower.
There was very large commission buying OF lard,
house. Bartlett-Frazier, taking 1900 tierces.
There vas outside commission buying OF the whole
list Everything closed higher. pork up l5c. lard
mp lie and ribs Up TIC. The outsider is bush on
provisions. and is buying such a scale as 70
make a bull market Of II Packers were sellers to-
day. and there was profit taking.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
REPORTED LEASES.

william A White & sons have rented FOR the
estate OF David Levi to the Phoenix Cap Company
the FIVE story building Nos. 1872 and i94 Chambers
St and for Daniel S. Miller to the same company
the adjoining building, Nos 1876 and 1888 Chamosrs-sG
The same brokers have also rented TO the Wickes
Brothers Company OF Saginaw. Mich. the store OF
the building Nos. u3 and I5 Cedar-st; for the
NolIhart estate, the store No So Neseyst, and for
the United States Mortgage and Trust Company. IN
connection with Horace s Ely & Co. the build
ing No. S. Frout-st.
Folsom Brothers have leased for A NJ stein 20
Bernard Reich. the proprietor OF the Hotel Bel
more the northwest corner OF Twelfth-st- and
,hird-ave.. a four story building, for a term OF
twenty-one years at an aggregate rental OF about
100000 Extensive alterations are 70 be made TO
the premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY samuel Godstioksr; 21S 2sth-st n g. 216s n
OF Sd-ave. 25X9se O. story h Edmund hendricks
ast Max Hoseuthal ct al; J & A LYONS. sttys; u H
sold subject 20 hrst mortgage for S25Oo; Leonard
Well for S2S.625
BY Bryan L Kennedy; los la5 EIul-st. s. i6I.
II Of Broomest. 402x424 20 MariOn-st 16 kiss TX
"a 3; story ten h. Joseph Gallo agt Meyer
berg Ct a.; p W Homer atty Kent ref; amount
due. 81 723 Az taxes. SL2S9 o.; prior mortgage
$4,000: the pairtiR for So. $40.
Philip Smyth: ALI 1Oth-ave, e So u B4th-
20iO0; ten b. Henry Burden trustee,
Carroll et al Eugene Smith. atty: z Duesy. ref:
S12 100 1916 u; withdrawn
BY Joseph Day: 1s4 Riverside Drive. :. Hos II
9Oh-st. IS 9xlOS 6z2s 5x105.6; story dvg
tile DUnson trustee. agt T Kirk ct al: Lord D
& L attys: Downing. ref. $3.50 0s:
taxes etc. 1896 SC: adjourned 10 February I.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
HEBREW TECHNICAL SCHOOL PLANS.

Plans have been filed at the Bureau Of Buildings
for the new Hebrew Technical School for Girls. 10
be built at an estimated OF $4,000 at the south
east corner Of second-ave. and Fifteenth-st It Is
to be a seven story hreproOf building. u2.T feet
front and 6s9 feet deep. with facade OF brick and
limestone. On the first floor viii be a library and
a combined kindergarten and clubroOm- and
semby stories in height and $50 feet long
and ass feet deep. ClassrOoms for dressmaking,
and third floors and study rooms for the misCella-
neous classes tho fourth and fifth floors. A two
story gymnasium with large running track will
be fitted up the upper stories IL viii be 81
long and q feet deep. Buchanan & Fox the
architects
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
AUCTION SALES To.pAY.

BY George Read & Co: 40 7th-ave n W cor 2Oth-st
23x91.7 two story b ten his: Rachel Howels agt NJ
NcGTaw ct al: Van Duzsr T. attys; L Kis-nan. ret
PARTITION
BY Herbert sherman: 245 l07th-st. n ? sS26 n "
OF Amsterdaul-ave % 6x1OO.ll ) story ten h: 81 p
McNulty AIT X G Mulholand ct al oEackenbush & ".
attys: A walsh ref; amt due - 24i &C. taxes.
SStA IL. sold sub 20 prior mtse OF $4,000
Joseph Day: S96 West E,nd-ave .. 2o.11 ~ OF
104th-st 20x65: story dwg h. W : Havemeyer asr
~ Kunzmann ct al A Dee-tngs atty r c Mccormick
due, SI6.475 IS: taxes. S204 "a
By James L Wells: 54l I52d-sL $50 = " o. Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Press AIbsrt " to Nathaniel withereu; Broed-
way. n " corner q 49th-st: = part; years; -
Same to Edward II Shepard executor sauas prop
eFyi = part; years. per cent 49,. lo1o
Test Biscuit Company 10 Elizabeth : Jcress
82d-st 8. 100 z % fEt-avs: building loans
. years per cent 81
Moran. Rosalis De n. and another. City Real
Estate Company; 62d-st. corner o. PARK
ave: due January ]. 1905: per cent. 10
Meek May ]. 70 Eraigrant Industrial savings
Bank; S5th-st, No 49, West: year; "a per -
Nicolino. Robert 10 the Farmsrs' Loan and Trust
Company; S2d-st- 200 Il " q 5th-eves
years: "a per ce1t.-.-.-- toc
Ewrfcht Anna, 20 Union Exchange Bank; Is1se-
81 li5.2 = " Of Hughes-avs; dus May 70.
1901 o per cent; note 49,. A
trustee; Baxter-st. No s. years. per cent I'd
Same to Henry De + Wsszes. sane property prior
mortgage. $1,000 instruments. 8 cent. az
Same Simon Epstein: property prior
mortgage. So. 900; years; per Cent?.
suvernan Clementns n to william Il KinEs-
land; 11Ith-st. n ,, 325 = OF sth-avsi 5
80.
Landon, Melville D. TO Lawyers Title Insurance.
Company S0th-st- :. 100 e % West End
ave; years; IA per cent Ia
Proctor. Frederick F. 20 Randolph GugEenhairneri
5Sth-st :. IS q " OF Sd-ave due October 10
1909; Al cent. Ia
Arnstefn Emanuel. to Seymour Realty Company;
1st-ave. No 2O44; due February / 19O9s ~
Moran, Charles A to Title GUARANTEES ard Trust
Company; 6Sth-st, No ~ Easti years; )
Per cent? -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
REAL ESTATE.
Investor Bugs a Harlem Block OF
FLdthOuses.

C. H Froehlich and Isidor Cohen have sold for
the Equitable Life Assurance Society to an in
weston for about $4,000 seventeen single nathouses
each on lot Sxl0o feet comprising the block front
on the north side Of One-hundred-a thirty-dfth-
months an extraordinary amount 81 varant pro--
cry IN this section has been sold This Is the first
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26

II was rumored yesterday that Henry s Thomp-
son. who has been succeeded as Superintendent OF
Buildings by Isaac A Hopper would be mads presi-
dent OF the George A. Fuller Construction Com
pany. IN place Of ex-Judge S. p. Mcconnell who
resigned Robert Z. Bowling. vice-president OF the
United States Realty and Construction Company,
OF which the Fuller Company Is subsidiary con-
Germ said the report untrue.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26

1osth-st 5. 167 e % Lsxinsto1-ave. 17xlOOiIs
Jennie Levin 70 annie Levin .----- No
seha1lann 20 JaeOO RozsaoeIg Gnd anothsrs
Is4Ih-sl 40 10 West. assoc IL: carrie + Sliisr
no 20 55il-.sdals neatly Company. nlortgase SlsuoO
si4S ax esstes -;Sa.s!. "a sa.'s - 2 =, 49,
Ecwa1d 81 saepard. executor. 70 Albert "
Same property. NsthahisI Witasrsn 10 sane; ons--
naL p1lt' Iicr5sage. Sll2a,1i .-.... 1870.
MoTE. e the Socie-y for Ethical Culture % The
Young Aen's Christian Association ---.-.....-
Oppenheim ard another to Bernard Karsch- - .Nc
Loti-st, No IS EasI. -aCloo 10; Jonas Vel and
another 70 Leonard kaufman; Inortsags. SIS,
lslss-st No 70 West L. ss9. Il: william ] Yates
70 Emery l. Ferris. II: ucrtgaga. 81 $40 - Nc
Se-sr. No y West 80 6x9S9: En'srt 1Lcoiino 70
James KENNEDY, nortsage. $1,000; c and.
AASin-st' n ;. 10 4 e Sth-avs. LOOK ons-half
block; slst-sL s. lO0 Il o. Madison-avs.
runs 5S.lox 96S IS.2x I4-6x I5x " sex
azxw 205; Batcon-Gve. s. 80 It s OF Lat
ung-sr. @JXlOO; Mary = Knower. Individually
am as eTeeurix. 70 Mutual Trust Company,
i7th-st. n a 9557 II W Of 5,a-avs. &C. ixioo II:
S seo f ss d e. a, to LYMAN Schuimaa Hort
lsssh5st. 1oO = Of IIth-avs, s5x7sIIi
Lafontaine-avs. No 2122, >. 25xs5. Lily Cornish
70 t May a Martin: 9or'gase s4Sooi Q md.
24xlJO Sx19. iOx1OO; Charles II Simmons 10 sin
mons RsslJy ard Construction Company mort
1O5th-st : 1903 It E OF 1Ita-aye. runs 3 us liz
$50 S-n r d1s;iS ~; Joh1 \ PicSen 70 Alex
Broad-st No IS. " >. 20 2xsI. 7x28 sx94 10. New
e. No S6. s. runs BLK ask n * .
Is * 2.4xw COL; Newest. No 81, Z q 81 *
51,oN-o1Sl- /; Rooert W ds Forest 70 John II
Johnston et al; mortgage. $3.50 600 regscortsd- N
etl-aVe " 9, Za-3 70 q 4lst-sC. - $50, Henry
thinner. executor, 70 Bernard Earsch. -.-......
lata-st. No % West. l5ex10O. IL Cathar.rs Fl1-
heron 70 Dana L Nichols mortgage. 81. 500; o o
Greenwich-ave, Nos 6S ard 20 n . 3 runs q .
4O3x * " II Sex SIX 1915: John p
E-tz to Charles A Hermann; oas-afsh part;
lo75h-st. 100 n q lLsdison-svs. las.sx
lOo,l1, Wilia-n G Park . Harris MandslSauns
and another IortEare SOS 0oo. ..--.-.-.--.....N
o2e-st g rs u o. West Ea6-avs. Z5xIC0s;
Marie ROos % Frteda Hart; mortgage. S13.-
Broadway. corner s1st-se T65xlO8 5x76Sx
lO2 3: Joserh Hauersh!ag 70 Acrrls K Jesupi
mortgage. 500 600; 0 and. ...................
ntth-sG no East 2SzI0O11s Max Rosenbsuu
=, . Aoranau Eeisnsn: g .--:--.-., 49,. N
l1tth-sI No East 25x-Go-i1s Abraham Welsnan
20 MAJ Etosen1alrl; q N
1OIth-st. No So West. 81 6x1O01I: Albert v Dcre-
lon 70 William Abeles; mortgage. $35. 900.
loIth-st. No 81 West STx1O01I: Albert V Co1neI-
Ion 70 Solomon Farian: mortgage. S855oo;
| 5sth-st- s5 4 " o. 3d-svs. 1s5EOO5: Ran
dolph Guggenheirner 20 Frederick T Proctors
mortgage. $4,000; o and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
MoRRIs <. JEsUP A BUYER.

Morris K. Jesup IS the buyer OF the plot. ISIS
1855 feet, az the southwest corner OF Eighty-nrs
st. and Broadway. sold on Saturday by JOsep
Hamershlag. The property carries mortgage
100000 Jesse {. Bennett Co. were the brokers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
SALVATION ARMY BUYS A BUILDING.

Rir ard Y. Harnett & Co. have sold for a client
to the Salvation Army No. Catharine Slip fou'
story building with store. on a lot SOXt0 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
BROADWAY BUILDING LEASED.

Georgeanna II. Rodman has leased No. 80 Broad
way, northwest corner OF Broorne-st-. 70 Randolph
Gernsheimer for i've years at $1,000 q year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
RECEIVER OF RENTS APPOINTED.

Justice CiiIdersleeve OF the Supreme Court yes
terday appointed Albert Elterich receiver for the
rents OF property on the southeast corner OF Sec
oud-ave and hundred nd -nineteentn-st a
brick building pending a suit brought by the CITY
Real Estate Company against Solomon White ana
other persons TO foreclose a mortgage for SSeuOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
Notice of Summons.

SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE OF
- New Yorx-Teresa Kallman, Plaintiff. against Max
well Kalman Defendant.Trial desired County OF New
York. Summons with Notice. Action for Absolute
Divorce. named Defendant; You hereby
Complaint this action. 0
OF your Answer on the Plaintiffs Attorney.
after the service OF this
mons exclusive az the day service your
failure 10 appear. answer. Judgment Will be taken
you by default FOR tho relief demanded IN the
Complaint
Dated New York. December 18th, 1908.
WILLIAM A swEETSER Attornsy for Plaintiff. once
ans Poet once Address No. 2O3 Broadway, New York
city Borough OF Manhattan. N Y. T. s. A.
To Maxwell Kalman. the above named Defendant. No
100 Postnan Mansion. London. England; The fore
going Summons served upon by publication,
ant Of Francis NJ Scott, Justice OF
Supreme state OF New York IN the First
Judicial the County OF New York. City
OF New York Borough OF Manhattan dated the 18th day
Of December 1903 hled with the Complaint in
oce az the Clerk County OF New York. IN the City
Of New YORK. Borough OF Manhattan.
Date York, December 18th. 1908
WILLIAM A. SWEETSER Attorney for Plaintiff No.
EOS Broadway. New York City. y. 7. Borough Of
Manhattan. T. & a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
NEW BUILDING EoR Y. NJ. c. A.

The Young Mems Christian Association has take
title 10 No 100 West Fifty-fourth-st from the
United Relief Works Of the Society for Ethtca
Culture for the expressed consideration OF $50 zoe
The size OF the plot Is 49x1OC feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
TAKES TITLE TO OLD GUARD AaMoRX.

Title to the Old Guard Armory Building at the
northwest corner OF Forty-ninth-st. and Broadway
was yesterday transferred by Edward NJ. Shepard
as executor and Nathaniel Withereu TO Albert W.
ProSS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
HousE IN EIErY.sEvENTH.sr. soln.

Dr. Charles Parker has sold No. II East Fifty
seventh-st. a five story American basement dwell
ing house lot 16xllo5 feet. to Stephen O. Lock
wood. Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown & CO.
were the brOKerS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
INTERESTING TITLE TRANsFER.

John H Johnston and other persons took title
yesterday to Nos. "a and IS Newest and No
Broad-st- from Robert W. de Forest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
Financial Meetings.

OFFICE OF
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY.
City OF New York.
Brooklyn,
January 10, 1904
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK-
holders OF Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company for the
election Of four directors for three
ard Of three ~ inspectors OF election to at the
T ucceeding annual rreeting for the purpoEs OF
transacng other business as may be duly brought
before the meeting VIII be held at II o'clock
Fri6av January % 1904 the ONCE OF the Company.
les Montague Street Borough OF Brooklyn. New York
Cstv Tbe poils will remain open for hour.
~. fran.fer books be closed at p. 81. on Mon
Tsnuarv 1904 and will remain closed until
10 ~ On the day Immediately succeeding the final
e6toururnsnt Of said Btockbolders' meeting.
No'O1iN - c D. MESEELY. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
Public Notice.

SUPREME COURT-APPELLATE DIYI-
- SION
First Department.
N THE MATTER
Tho Application Of The Beard OF Rapid Transit
Railroad Commissioners for The city %
York for the appointment or three COM
nnissioneTe 10 determine and report Whether
railroad railroads for the conveyance
transportation OF persons and property
Se constructed operated.
MODIFICATION
PARK AVENUE SECTION.
PUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the under
signed Charles Buckley Hubbell. Henry HaggeTty and
3umenstel. having by order OF the Appel
late Of the Supreme Court for the First Judicial
entered the aboveentitled the
OF Dscember 1903 been appointed commissioners TO deter
after due public bearing whether rail-
road or railroads mentioned In the petition said
Board. presented TO the said Appellate Division or
eee OF the CLERK about the
to constructed operated. hereby appoint
"Wednesday, the 9th OF January 1904, O'Clock In
Office OF Emanuel Bumenstiel. No
Vorl as :he time and FOR sitting and that
such sitting such adjourned sittings DO
thereafter held they Will hear ali persons interested in the
Dated New York. January 18th. 1904
CHAS. BULk1.ET HUBBEII+
J. HENRY HAGGERTY.
EMANUEL BLUMENSTlEL
EDWARD NJ SHEPARD
80 Liberty Street
New York City
IS wall Street
New York City.
..tor,vs for the Board OF Rapid Railroad
Tnissionsrs for Tbs City Of New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26

4 AKEwOOD y J-LEXINGTON. opposite Laurel
II House. al the year sunny rooms. open
ares private ana public baths heat electric lights
Rates g. day up A 5 LARRABEE.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

/ 2d-avs and 15th-st. corner for = seven story
| brick schoolhouse. 1l2. Tx85e. Hebrew Technical
School owner Buchanan Fox. architects. SeT5 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Rsy sEt John Tlernsy ct al: II sullivan. assys L
NaEd. ref: partition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
THE NEW YORK EDISON COMPANY.
Il Ducrn Streef New YORK

THE NEW YORK EDISON COMPANY.
s. DuGne Street. New York ~ 80,
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLD-
ers OF The New York Edison Company. for the cleo
Directors inspectors Of Election fo- the en-
nd OF s1ch other bust
may properly before the meeting VIII %
held once OF the Company No. 30 Duane street
Borough OF Manhattan. New York City. On TUESDAY
February g. 1904. at Z o'clock, noon.
LEWIS B. GAWTRY. Secretary.
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
~ received q tEeT LpiOwn Office.
NO 1854 BROADWAY.
Advertisements viii he received the following branch
Office until o'clock p
"a shave eor 2Si-st l53 ethave.. cor. 12t-st:
AYES: 26s i25th-st I3ss 3d-ave 10Th
lGS6 oo-GNe near olst-st lst-ave
sefh-st: Isl l25th-st-: Tremout-ave $50 Sd
ave 554 ad-eve; 90 Chrstopher-s Brook
Izzn-E " Court-st.; 21e Court-St
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
Real Estate Wanted.

TI7ANTED-A small private house on Murray EIn; sSth
w 10th Sts oth 20 Lexington AYES J. X BROWN
q CO., IS West $50 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26

THE PEOPLES GAS LIGHT AND COKE COMPANY
~ (Of ChicagO). -
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCh-
l. hoIse-s o. The Peoples Gas Light & Coke Company
WIN he held Al the once the Company. in chicago
Mchiran Avenue and Adams Street. Wednesday FEB
5aSrv iOb 1904 AZ II o'clock A. NJ transfer books
viii closed accordance with tho bylaws az tne
close OF business wednesday, January 10Th, leV4 and
win reopen Thursday. February llth I'D, ,z,..
GEORGE O. KNAPP. President
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
HOTEL RUDOLF.
HOTEL STRAND.
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE.
VI ATLANTIC CITY. ~. J.
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS. PROPS

IL the year ocean and Virginia Ave Steam heat
$40 per and upwards. Special for long
GsEeTnerts. Elevator from street level -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-26
Country Property for Sale.

T0ARGAIN-N k-ou- HUDSON desirable room cot
ID tage all improvements. convenient 70 depot; one
hour from city; price IS 500 BLACVELT & NOR
REII. NyaCk. New York
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-18

Fox AALE-A farm of % acres Of land
with mouse and barn. Will be sold al
low figure. Enquire Evening News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-18

makes an aggregate of 2,200 miles in
tine commonwealth. The State is ac-
credited Throughout the union with &C.
oupying first place in the matter of
good roads. AT the st. Louis eXposi-
tion New Jersey shows the only out
door exhibit of road building and for
it has received a gold medal and in
addition unlimited praise fIom foreign
experts. The EuropeanI commissioners
who have seen the exhibit admit that
New Jersey has methods of road i'm
provement not yet known in Europe.
Next year promises to be a greater
season than this for road improve
ment. An effort will be made to Sc
cure q generous road appropriation
from the incoming legislature.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-18
JENKING AFTER WINNER
Is Training in Anticipation of a Go
After the Chicago Match.

According to advices from Cleve.
land, Tom Jenkins, the hercnlean
wrestler of that city, who lost the
American championship to Frank
Gotch, is training quietly in anticipa.
ticn of q matci with the winner Of
the contest between Gotoh and Yankee
Rogers, which takes place in Chicago
n week from tonight.
Jenkins, who held the champion
ship for seven years before meeting
Gotch, feels not keenly the loss of his
title and is determined to make a des-
perate effort to regain his title. OF
course, il Rogers. should defeat the
present champion, jenkins would be
Obliged to look to the big Yankee for
his title, and he will find Rogers more
than willing to accommodate him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-11-18
TO Play WOODBRIDGE.
High School Eleven Getting Read,
for a Hard Game Tomorrow.

Late yesterday afternoon a telephone
MASSAGE was received by Manager
Max Kaletsch, of the high school
football team, from the Woodbridge
high school saying that they would
expect The local boys to come tc
Woodbridge tomorrow afternoon.
Only a short time before this q letter
had been received in which it va,
stated that the Woodbridge boys could
not meet Amboy this week. After the
message. however, the boys got tc
work for practice and when thew ar
rive on the field Of battle tomorrow
afternoon it will be for a victors.
Perth Amboy and Woodbridge are CID
time rivals in football since the days
oflthe Perth Amboy x High School
team.