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The Jersey City news., 1904-01-06
MASTERS SALE OF LAMP.

MASTERS SALE OF LAMP.
In Chancery OF New Jersey.
Between Catherine kinkead, complainant
ana Jerome Alfred Ryan. ct ais, defendants.
On bill for partition.
Collins & Corbin Solicitors
BY virtue Of an order OF rne Court Of ghan-
Gerry Of New Jersey, made on the nilefeenth
d3y Of october, nineteen hundred and three.
Whereby ii was ordered that all and singular
shS pfsu,ises hereinafter described should be
sold by and under the direction OF the sub
scriber Charles D. THOMPSON, oae OF the epe-
New New Jersey, /. said Charles D. Tkeupsou,
Special Master, as aforesaid, do herepy give
n6tiee that / win sell at public ye1due to
fhe highest bidder, en- Tuesday, the fifteenth
day of December, nineteen hupdrea and threa
st tne hour Of two o'clock In the afternoon
On that day, upon the premises, No zS Sussex
stfsst Jersey City, New Jersey
xil tl;af lot OF idnd III Isfsey CITY, Hudson
County. New Jersey. dsscffbed as fbllews:--
A i6t which on map entitled MAP Of
Jersey City, made by A. Glesk and 4. G.
Bac9f. city Surveyor. 1Sls, filed in the Clerks
offics Of Hudson County, is known as lot
number nine 90 in pleck nHftiber feuf a.,
s,lId iot being twenty-five 4D feet wide in front
and rear end one kunarRd paD feet deep on
each side and fronting cM slls6Ax street, bSjng
the same premtsfs cohvegSp to ChftsS9 bhkr
Mskhews by Daniel O. Elliot and wife BY
deed dated February = ~. and recorded ia
Hudson County Clerks elfice IA Book 81 Of
geeae mage 5sT. &C.
C6ndsti6ns made knevn on day ef sale.
CHARLES p. THOMPSON
Special Master IN Chancery
The Jersey City news., 1904-01-06
couNrr ORPHANS. CON. r.

HUDSON couNrr ORPHANS con. IT,
Notice
II the matter Of the application of Makhaus
md Theresa LAutenhsoker. to adopt Cecilia
darrick. female child.
Notice is<hereby given. that by an order Of
the HuGson County Orphans Court, the petit
ion OF Mathaus and Theresa L4utenbacker waS
Leave to adopt Cecilia Merrick pursuant to the
provisions Of an act entitled "An Act concern
ing minors their Adoption, custcdy and main
fainanoe, revision Of 1892. approved April e.
1pe2," together with the consent and affidayts
herewith presented, and that said Court has
Hxed friday, the Twefth day og JuAs, Nine
teen Hundred and Three, at ten oelook tn the
forenoon. at the Court House IN Jersey. City
as the time and place when and whore the ap-
peintment Of next {riand to the said child
Will BE- mads
Yx5EREssA LAuTEN8ACKBK
The Jersey City news., 1904-01-06
sgArH OF NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF STATE

sEATR OF NEW sET-BERARTMEnr
OF STATE
CERTIFICATE OF DLRs0LUTIQN.
TO ell p ~hosn these presents may come
Mhersas. it appears to my satisfaction. BY
duiy authenticated record Of the proceetinsa
fSr the voluntary dissolution thereof by The
Unanimous conssnt of all the stoqahoIders da-
pSsited in my office, that the uaitsd Pneu>
poYatien q this state, whose principal, office
Il situated at NO. / Exchange place, in the
Gt4y of Jersey City. County Of Hudson. state
Of New Jersey, tHohert z. Green being agsns
cess may be served has complied With tns
soBs 9gsVsoS e e.
Now, therefore, + s: p. Dickinson, Score
tary Of State of the State Of New Jersey do
herebg esrtifg that the said cooperation aid.
my ohioe 4 duly eyeeuted and lattested oon.
a1s re1s ton ~ executed by all fbe stocEholSers
thereof- which said consent and the record Of
The proceedings aforesaid are now on dle in
my said office as provided by law.
In testimony whereof, 1 have here
to Get my harid end affixed my offieial
cseal.) seal at Trentsn, this thirty-first
day Of Jaaaary. A, D. one thousand
nine hundred and three.
s. p DICKINSON
The Jersey City news., 1904-01-06

sHERIFFs Salem cHANoERY OF NEW
Between Between The Lincoln Building ana Loan AS
seciatien Of Jersey City complainant ana
Fl IA For Sale 81 MortgaEed PREMISES
Returnahle February Term. 1904.
VIM. C. Cudlpp, soNeltor
BY virtue of the above stated writ, to ms
directed and delivered, shall sell by public
roon No. II Montgomery street. Jersey City,
on
THURSDAY. the Fourth day OF February.
at two o'clock in the afternoon. all the follow
psrtsnaness, being tbe fams described in said
Ali those lots Of land situate in Jersey City,
Hudson County. state Of New jersey
corner Il Virginia avenus ana tas Hudson
northwesterly line Of said Boulevard one hum
dred and eighty-eight feet, more or less. to
Rapp; thence northwesterly along the last
mentioned line thirty-three feet more or less,
to southsasterly line Of land now Or form r,.-
along the last mentioned line one hundred and
eighty-eieht feet. more or less, tQ the north
easterIy line of Virginia avenue: thence SOUTH
easterly along Virginia avenue thirty-six feet,
more or less, to beginning.
in the Register office of Hudson County en-
titled. Map of IS building lots, belonging to
Georgiana w. Franks, John McE1dery and
Elizabeth M. Blake, 18th Ward. Jersey City,
fronting on northerIy side Of Virginia az avenus IN
beginning at a point where the eastsrly line
of said lot 81 intersects the portherly line ef
Virginia avenue; thence northerly along said
easterIy line Of lot 81 one hundred feet; thence
westerly parallel with virsinia avenue one
foot; thence southerly parallel with aaid east
erIy line Of lot g one hundred feet to the
northerly line of Virginia avenue; thence east
erly along Virginia avenue one foot to begin
ming.
Dated December %, 1903.
Sheriff.
The Jersey City news., 1904-01-06
SR mn T TEayrsg NOTICES


sHERIFFs sALE-IN cHANcERy or NEW
Betwsen % Laura r. Gibson. st a.. executors
Sc. compiaipants, and Ellen Brownfigs, e.
II. fs FOR sale Of mortgased premises
Returnable February. Term, 1904.
By virtue 81 the above stated writ 70 me
directed and delivered ! shall sell by 2unlie
room. sas No ii Montgomery street. i Jersey City.
on
THURSDAY. the Twenty-eighth day Of Janu-
airy. A. D. 1904
at two O'clock In the afternoon, all the follow
Inc described land and promises, WITH tne ~.
purtenanees. being the same descriced IN saia
All Ali tracts @ = Or : parcels of lands and premises.
clty. il the County q Hudson and state Of
d ss Dsgs as ds ss ssaaasd aa@s
office Of tbs Clerk Of the said connfy Of Hud-
SON and State OF New Jersey, showing the
anong the m bers # loan eoes Deceased
which said lots were described as foliows:--
Beginning at peiRt on the northwest corner
Third NOW nisventB street; thence running
northery along the line OF Prospect tnow Hen
e Via north hly Trs ow
one hundred feet; thence seutherly parallel
With Prospect lnow Henderson, street ATTY
OF north Third now eleventh. street one hum
dred feet to the place OF beginning, excepting
son @ sna @ feet on
Third {now Eleventh. street; being a part Of
said lot number eight 81 which was conveyed
ture Of mortgage unto John Plttschau by deed
dated July ist 1873 and Which said deed vas Y;
County OF Hudson on the 2sth day Of August
1875 in Liber 260 Of Deeds at page 7sS.
'S - JOHN zDLLER.
SheTiH.
The Jersey City news., 1904-01-06

cDER1r0Rs OF JAMES D. TETQZE, DE-
ceased, are. by oder ef the Surrogate Of
Hudson County, dated April l. >1saa upun appife
cation of the subscriber. notified to bring n
their debts, demands ana clafn1b aEathst his
estate withAn nine months from aletb date.
DAVID p. CHRISTIE. Admihiftratcr
Present claims to vredes hurgh. Wal vaa
Winhls Exchange place Jersey Gig. u. T.
The Jersey City news., 1904-01-06
Jersey civ News ana penoorat. 4, Y

sHERIFFss SALEM cHANcERY OF
New Jersey.
John Tangemann, ct ais, defendants.
Fl ia. For sale of mortgaged premises.
Returnablc February Term 1904,
J. Emil Walscheid Solicitor.
BY virtue Of the above stated writ, to me di-
rscted and delivered, shall sell by public
vendue at r. G. Wolbert's Real Estate Sales
room. No. Al Montgomery street, Jersey City.
on
THURSDAY, the Fourteenth day of January.
A. 2. 1904,
at two o'clock in the afternoon, all the fellow
ing described land and premises, with the ap-
purtenancss, being the same described in said
WRIT thaa Is to say
All those two certain lots. tracts or parcels
CT land and pyenaises sttuafe lying and beng
y the Townsville Of North Hsrgsn, in The coan-
ty Of Hudson and STATE Of New Jersey, and
which on certain nap entitled Map Of
counfy, New jersey, 1885, ana fisd IN she aSe
Clerks tnow Registers y office Of said County
Of Hudson, are marked. known and designated
as fots numbers one a. and two ii plot
number one, fronting and facing on the west
erly side or line OF Grand avenue.
JOHN KELLER,
Sheriff
Dated pscepber g. 1893.
Jersey City News and North Hudson World.
The Jersey City news., 1904-01-06

Dated December 8. 1903
Jersey City News aud North Hudson Werld.
The Jersey City news., 1904-01-06

Jersey city News. and Isssrny record.
The Jersey City news., 1904-01-06
RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD,
ThESIAEDARD RAILROAD Or AAERISA
N EFFECT MAY "A. 1908.
Trains leave ssrssy city as foliows:-
ron rHE WEST.

Trains leave ssr-ss city as f0liOws'-
The Jersey City news., 1904-01-06

JSSUFH WEISS
Administrator of Katie Weiss. deceased.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
REAL ESTATE.
AHother Je5reIry House to Hare G
Big Fifth-Gue. Store.

The market yesterday far from being dull.
several block fronts were sold. the entire ground
Hoor OK the building 70 be built on the Bel prop
cry in Fifth-ave- by Henry Corn leased from
'he plans. the kanneouga apartment hotel changed
hands and the details Of the Weingart Institute
building sale were made public Besides. in
formal meeting OF the IeasehoIders in the Columbia
University block, bounded 5y FOrty-seventh and
Forty-eighth SITS. Fifth and Sixth Eves., resulted
N an organization TO be called the Columbia College
LeasehoideTs Association
stephen II. Tying IT.. d Co. were the brokers IN
the Ftfth-ave. lease. They leased Reed & Barton.
manufacturing silversmiths with stores in Union
square and Maiden Lane. from The plans for n long
Term OF years az an aggregate rental OF ABOUT
building to be erected by Henry Com on the Bell
plot az the northwest corner % Thirty second-st'
end Fifth-ave.
The building IS 10 be called the Reed & Barton
Building. IL viii be OF the best Of its KIND
% S. feet in Fffth-aVe and OF rs feet Fl Thirty
seCCuG-st. It Will be eleven stories hi-h. and viii
be ready for occupancy In April, 1865. Reed x
Barton VIII occupy the entire ground ho0r win
the exception Of the inside store fronting In Firth
ave, which they viii sublet This decision or Reed
& Barton TO have house IN the central Ffth-aye.
section IS similar 20 that OF the Gorham Manu-
featuring Company. which will have a new home
at Thirty-sixth-st and Ftfth-avc.. and Of tiffany
& Co. which viii be at Thirty-seventh-st. and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

~. BRYAN {. Kennedy: 5s4-5as West Broadway " p
o.. . - ~ er-s C5.4XGUx irregular. story fac
tory: exrs sale. estate q Il "A Bnse. deceased; 80
- e. --r-a sale: Noustsrst. liJ II q ~ Grand
a. 2x Irregular story bldg sale
l.fE rl So ue--a-ea
,T-Z-tci-s- Realty ConpauE- ~ lis
IIara 1898 q q 6th-Gve. g1xl1N7X--31N
vs4xe| 10 place Co ID ten D. . story bk
- = SOW bK twg y; - Sth-st. s. 1853 " O.
t-teve 2sxs3 Il. bk duE h. s. and 80 syb-st
- n : . % 8th-ayc if3 9xj4x22 9xl2N9l street
&c. two story Tx rs; eyecutgrs sale q estate q
Ts,us- ,-5urin gnaun. am due. Sls.sSl 81
IN Parish Fisher Mooney x CO. lo- Le7-s-st 6. -
e+a-tcn-st. 2IEIuJ. . story aIL Es. +
1-.--1---4 ri al agt Agatha Thomas al Miller
rttv. A r Lawrence. ref. amt due 81 40 81 taxes
ss54 81. ,,.., . ~, oil. - . ,-,
a--sD Taniel I0han ard another Edv Williams
- r1etrer J 4 Spec. atty: II W Mayo. ref. due
80 6f 80 Stanton-st. 81 ?. Or Att1rnsy-s 26x
~ a. & STORY ten D.. Shsrins sole cf an right TITLE atc
,bi-r sfrharn jeanette Bielstiit hal September
- -a,a or since. sanders * T. sttsss IL = A.-auge-
Fv Herbert A Sherman; s. Nichoas Place s. at IN
-,--,--I-u Of ls3l-st 25vf00. Place.
Of f53d-st 25x1u0s Edreclrlt--a W ut
Intersection c I53d-st. cjxioO. L ii Fave al.
avrs s-d another o Belle a.. = MILLER atty
John Hunter j. ref amt due SITSS5; ETC. 1888 a.
Nv Peter Never: shave, 20 q Waite
Plains Road IOoxll4 Wakefield sarah Touhsy and an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

~. & L. Hess have sold for Bertha Heidelberger
No. 32s West Fifty-ninth-st. size 25xl0o feet This
property adioIns on the the plot 12JXl0o feet
which the same brokers sold about year ago
Max Marx has purchased from a client OF the
staber & Smith Company Nos. ssl, go and 952 Co
lumbus-ave. between Observation-Disclosures and
-hundred-and ninth sts five story triple tene-
ment house. with stores, each 2.2NlQ0 feet
Ames Co have sold fcr mr. S,TIH6 10 yoSepa
four story and basement dwelling house on 4o'
G. stern has sold Nos 1ss and 1s5 West One-hun-
dred-and-secord-st, two five story hathouses' on
Tease & Gilman have sold FOR Mrs. Louisa T.
jeremiah No a East FIfty-siXth-s-.. q four story
iot -gNltp5 feet Mrs Jeremiah pouEl III F-Ope''S
I'm May. 1879. for a consideration or S1JUt -
Harry J. Sachs has sold for Morris !-ittInan 40.
house. lot 22Vlo05 feet The adjoining parcels,
Adoiph Scheibel has sold No. 10 west One-huIl-
red-and-thirteeuth st. . five story hathouse' on
Abraham Perlrnan and Elias Hirschdeld have sold
20 a Mr.. Roseuzweig No 81 East One-hundred and .
twenuethst. six story hatnouse' on plot S'eAIo4A
Richard Y. Harnett & CO. have sold FOR a client
No 81 Wooster-st Four story lot hulLalHs' on IoI
2XJ0 feet Charles Y Judson holds title - -
Chenken & Freedman have resoid for David F.
Cantor No. 638 East Fourteenth-st-. q six story
tenement house. lot 25xl035 feet 80 -
William =. Jacobs has sold No. III 70 l45 West
Seventeen hist. six story building on 10y t'-ly1
United Cigar Stores COMPANY.
John Reid OF Charles Hibson & Co.'S Office. has
sold for Hoffman Miller No. 10 I.exlngton-ave-
three story private house. BsxSc feet to an In
LarkIn. Donovan & Co. have sold FOR NJ Tabor
No. lf9 East Oue-hundred- -tv ert tlSt
I've story tenement house. on iot -2Slqo feet.
Maudel baum Levine have solo 10. y So
n four story tenement house, on lot -sXlg0 feet
Seave- Moore havo sold No. Is East O1e-hun-
drcd-and- nine tecnth-st, five story hatAouse on
Frank Norton has traded Nos. 81 and g West
eus -nHncTe "a INST I"o sIAN'e7' VA
q plot 50X99 II feet FOR Brooklyn property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rrr TELEGRAPH TO TIE TEIBrNE.

TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE
Chicago. Feb es-The wheat market opened
higher on the unusual advances az Liverpool on
the extraordinary advance fl Manitoba wheat II
WINNIPEG on Monday and on the excited Liverpool
r,1rnors that England proposed 20 interfere win
the Russian feet passing through the DaFoanelies
The early Liverpool advance was equal 70 aoo1' %
bushel and spot Manitoba wheat az Liverpool
,,s ,-, .-,ra1 70 &c busnel For a time there was
g Great c4a1 Of Nay covering. and a great cea-
o. new outside buying the war news The Gan
f7--ia crop news was buillsh- Liverpool SAID i
seemed inevitable that hreadstuhs must eell hlee4'
r7r.+ the wheat advance eliminated In the trSt
half hour and profit taking was on q scale 6tter
a.. % force n decline. Wheat closed nc 20 l7sc
lower than Saturday May opened at 81 o. sold De-
tween 8 CSis and 3 o5i4- and closed al q V''
ola July sold ~ gizc and s5-sc' ana closed
g.. qr.c sellers: new July closed az s3-.c;
old September closed az Ssi.c and new Sep
ternber al sslsc. Armour was persistent sell
e- q May and q buyer Of July. Armour - long
the NAY and short the July. The selling which the
market felt to-day 10y rich local holders. the
Treco- smith party notably Patten vas 4aIs7
seller q wheat. vzu Street vas buying the most
Sar. covering shorts. Worlds shipments were
S-6u0 bushels TIE visible decreased Ls1looo
bushels or raseare increased 10000 bushels.
C1esrauces were sss05 bushels All the wheat mar
kc.s went together. and the decline here was no
greater than a. other points. The trading is on a
great scale The war situation IS tho feature
Corn closed a., 10 lizc lower The market was
s7Irprts-gIv Indifferent May opened ~ o''zc' s"la
/ beruaen f-sc and 5r4c and closed al 55sc; July
closed a. 5siz- sellers. There was ial1 jury &c
rnand Receipts we're e7s cars with SO estimated
for to-norrow. Cash corn vas &c 20 &c lower me
visible Increased 80 900 bushels. ana the stock here
/ .cs- 900 bushels increased $4,000 bushels. World s
J shipments were $50. 90 bushels Clearances were
] 81 0ol bushels. Liverpool IVES I'D lower 10 IA
/ higher The professional mood IS Jearish. Armour
/ Is supposed 10 be long on May. The cash weakness
! Is against the market
/ Oats closed &c 70 &c lower. The Incident was
persistent selling by Bartlett-Frazie-. May sold at
4Gso and ~ fsss, and closed ~ 4475c: July closed
e. z-lt- Receipts were so cars to-mOrTOw's esti-
/ mate 20 Cash oats were lac lower. The visible
increased ass 30 bushels and the local stock 900
/ bushels Increased 150 90 bushels.
Pork closed zac lower lard l.iz- lower. and ribs
IzsLc 20 nc lower. Liquidation Of long product was
! the feature Eastern loazs sold PORK through pri-
! waite wire houses. Patten seller OF lard
hackers were sellers There were 5000 hogs. and
prices were some lower There we're 10000 hogs
West. compared with 5000 last year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
NEW HOME FOR WORKING GIRLS CLUB.

plans have been fled at the Bureau Of Buildings
Manhattan for the remodeliins or the Two 'hree
story basement dwelling houses az Nos. q ana %
r-4sg Cra-hun aud invent -slNth-st.. mo a
folIsa Tor the Catholic Working Girls Cup now ia
g NF,rLs place under the supervision OF the IS
.erz - the Divine Com passion rear extension.
S.-ssNt.i, 49, deem IS 10 be added 20 provide a
,,,S for the girls the second story Will DO
FSsrrnj.i,nS ss 81 chapel ard new entrance VIII oe
hrit Tho cost Of the improvements Is esliual eu
sf "a 00a Joseph Wolf Is the architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
eAtE OF TWO BLOCK FRONTS.

The Singer Manufacturing Company. has so-L
.no blocL front 3UxI50 feet. on tho north side OF
I-sr,,,oo,,-st between Tompkins and Maugin SITS.
The block from, on the west side Of Seventh ave.
between one hundrcd-and- nineteenth and 0ne-hu1-
arl-fyvertieth. SITS has been bought by Abel
sfcf, IS AvrJtiue from Mary !. Plnckney. II con-
-5zes fv-entv-sfx lots. Il fronts 30 feet In each
rtreef THE purchase price was about <45eV@
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
REPORTED LEASES.

Louis schrag has leased for William H. Brown
ing No lo9 West seventeenth-sL 10 the Mutual
1s-,,t,,,re COMPANY for q term OF five years, and
" 80 N Non Dohleu No. 6i6 West Thirty
- tn st TO the Apex Color Works.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
mElNoARr BUILDINGS SOLD.

-, xy-i,gart Institute Buildings. the northeast
(~,sr % One-hundred- and-hfteenth-st. and Lenox-
o.. 1o5xloo feet TO Robert and Henry Arnstein
~ site IS one Of the choicest IN the Harlem
-, At the end Of the scholastic year Of the
.-r,,,,-. tho buildings Will be torn down by the
I-,,v.-s and the premises improved. For many
49, Colonel Sherwood, well known resident Of
= o-tl1v lived in one OF the houses on the site
~ SNfvyav station of the underground road Is 10
-. .tirerrly opposite the plot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24

- rr.-l,-- sherman. 245 iOTth-st. n 552 Il " q
-3srs-is5r-ave =. 5x1OO11. aty bk ten D.: NJ = No
So - X 4. NlIhollArd al. Quacke1bush a W.
go i A walsh ref. amt due, y 2tl %: taxes. ETC
SRA II. sold subject % p nIse OF S-ol0 ael1ereI
1G-r---t = Of ist-ase. -3El00.9
etv ~ sV.r h: A Gibson. surviving AT Julius
So. - All. townsend & l. attys. 4 walsh. ref
amt due $3.50 10 etc $50; 70 TIE paintI tlr
~ Richard = Fartnott & CO. Peiharn-ave 1T }
p " OF H1rhes-ave 30 ffx69z50x5l9. a Cox tr AT
T{-f4rst Dee et al. Nuan . & NJ attys; 2 Fl Rosen-
STOCK ref amt due s.. 751 etc. siss -; 4
Kuhn FOR S2.575.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
TIE KAuNEoNoA SOLD.

John T. Berry has sold 20 n client for Lorenz
Weber. ST.. for about $500 CO., the Kauueonga Nos
eos sos 200 and sa2 West Nirety-ffth-st, $50 feet
from Riverside Drive seven story elevator apart
nleut house. containing forty-two apartments
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
slxTH-AvE. BUILDING LEASED.

Louis schraE has leased for Mrs Josephine NJ
Grec7en No. go Sixth-avc.. four story business
building. between Twentieth and Tweuty-hrst SITS
for a term OK fifteen years. at total rental o.
"a N1vf ft-uUts % the Williams Company, or tLl-
cago which will make extensive alterations 10 the
building before occupying H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
TO IMPROVE ST. NIcHoLAsAVE. PLOT

William p Mancan has rcsoI3 the three 10
--x-ca feet nj the function OF s.. Nicholas-ave 4
81 Nicholas Place. TO q firm Of builders. who v
improve at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Eo1r,on.-ave.. west side. 80 feet south Of One
btindred-a nd-elghty- third-st, two story frame
5yerlinr house Z0x55 feet; T.. Giordano' owner
t-f,Srle- ( Clark. architect, Si2t1 go
hundred and seventy ti.-s{ norm rlO 49,
Iy.SufTT houses 2lx30 feet; Mount Hope BuildlnS
company, owner, Charles : 'laiN' 4It1l--c''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
TAKES TITLE TO ARVERNE HOTEL.

TEratz Il Resented has taken title from William
s Rogers TO the Arverne Hotel property at Ar
,.--,. ro,r Island Besides the three hundred
room hotel the property includes i've cottages
CHARLES T. Noyes Company, negotiated the sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
Financial Meetings.

New York January 22d 1904.
90 -, To, Mountain e Southern Railway Co.
~. LpN-@s &lf.41E.
-o,,,Cr- TS UFRltBY GIVEN THAT THE
y -, -...t,v q the stockholders OF the 81. Louis.
ssl-4'-.,i- Il Southern EalINay Company VIII lc held
-roa -e3-e OF Company. iu the CITY OF 81
~ We h-ea1r4 IN TUESDAY. Isrch sth. 1904. az niue
l9is tie thirteen lire-tlrs tie
oSi, year and t.e Jransn.t-ln ot any other BUS
eis-l-~ before said meeting he annual
es re Directors VIII lie held 81 The same ofce on
day. twelve Goes ION ---e $3.50
VIII 1e - md reoperel the day following the annla
cloSA auy adjournment thereof
IneellhS O Az GEO J. GOULD. President
d. II CAIFF Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
GETS LILIES From ROGERS ESTATE.

M, Hfatropolitan Museum Of Art yesterday took
-, 90 a marcel 100 SKIS feet at the southeast cor
- Of One hundredth-st and Ffth-aye.. and 70
" ri I{roa fway . 7N2O05 feet. from William Pen
-, md other persons as executors and Uu+-
..il7 - re estate or Jacob :. Rogers The stated
confederation was nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24

DvEFTIsE-3IEN and subscriptions for The Tri5an.
- received "a their Uptown OfiCs
No. 1855 ROADWAY.
Adverseens VII be reviewed the following branca
c-ces a. regular Once rates ulLil o'clock .
25t ssa-5ve.- q cor ais I5s sh-ave.. cor Istk-
o. Elst i4th-ss.: 25s West 4sd-st.. between Ttn
and o-h avrs- -63 West f25th-~t-: I338 2d-ave.
tween -Gth and 1Tth Lees 3d-rve..
LOS Ist-ove near S9th-st: Isl East f25th-st; Isa
Tren1ont-ave-; SO Sd-av--. savr..
es ChristOpher-st Brooklyn. y. We Court ct: "a
COurt-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

,,,sr AIT c9rnslias Lo~us e, al; Logan. atty: z
-.-a-7art ref rarrirtc1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-02-24
Brooklyn Property to Let.

- r7--At fav Ridge EiEhtv-sixth-st second
ave brooklyn. a modern house for WIrer or SUD
looms bathrooms In perfect con-
-i+i5r- s-qbla acC0r1rnod1tlen Tor nan Apply
4PC'fITHAr.D Nr0ETGOMEL.1. ,. =. 49, - -