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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-01-14

IU,OUV f1antS FOT 1OC.
This is a remarkable offer the John A.
Salzer Seed Co., La Crosse. Wis. makes.
They will send you their big plant and
seed catalog, together with enough seed
to grow
1000 fine, solid Cabages,
1000 delicious Carrots,
1900 Branching. nutty Celery,
1000 rich, buttery Lettuce,
1000 splendid Onions,
1000 rare. luscious Radishes.
1000 gloriouslv brilliant Flowers.
This great offer is made in order to in
duce YOU to try their warranted seeds
for when you once plant them you will
grow no others. and
ALL FOR BUT l6C. POSTAGE,
providing you will return this notice, and
if you will send them zoe. in postage. they
will add to the above a package Of the ia
nous Berliner Caulifower. [A.C.L.1
Perhaps the time will come when the in.
telligencA of the people will make politics
improbable.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-01-14

Beware of the man who never did any
thing wrong. There's a first time Tor
everything.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-01-14
10000 Plants For 16c.

A man seldom sees q perfect man with
out the aid Of a mirror.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1904-01-14
Almanac for 1904

Go right on doing right, at any cost
till death comes. So. 2.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
PUDDING MAY KILL TWO.
A Plain Case of Arsenical Poisoning, Physi-
clan Declares.

Mrs Rose Preston. her son. Cornell, seventeen
years cid. and George Casmey, nineteen years
old all colored. employed in the boarding house
OF Mrs Layner. at No. 141 West Forty-third-
ST, are in Roosevelt Hospital seriously i'll from
the effects. they believe, of eating a plum pud-
ding which was sent Mrs. Preston yesterday.
Mrs. Preston ana her son may die.
A white man called at the Larner house
shortly before nooa ana gave Mrs. Larner a
package which he asked her to deliver TO Mrs.
Preston. He said: Heat it before they eat it,"
He did not tell Mrs. Larner where the package
came from. she says. Inside the package was
a plum pudding with a card on which was
scrawled: ITO Rose and Cornell Preston. from
their friends at No. 205 West Forty-sixth."
The three ate the pudding about three p. NJ
End shortly afterward were taken ILL., Mrs Lar
ner summoned DR.. W. A. Shoales Of No. l51
West Forty-thord-st.. and he called DR.. George
Edward Barnes. of No. 119. They decided that
ehe woman and boys had been poisoned and
worked over them unsuecessfuIly for some time
Then the three were sent TO the hospital
At No. 205 West Forty-sixth7st. is a restaurant
kept by Mrs Rosie jefferson. also coIored She
and Mrs. Larner We're closely questioned by
Captain Hussey, Of the West Forty -seventh-st
station, hut both declared that they knew moth
ing Of the man who delivered the package or
cid they see any reason why he should have
said it came from that address The police are
still investigating
Later DR.. Shoales said:
II was apparently q plain case of arsenical
pofoning. ] applied the stomach pump and
remedies for such poisoning and then ordered
the removal Of the three to the hospital 1
should say that Mrs. Preston and her son are
in a critical condition. I submitted the contents
of the stonachs 10 he police for chemical analy-
sis and Informed them Of all the circumstances
OF the case. These people were servants in the
house and were not among my regular patients.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

lI5th-st. s. 300 # of Amsterdam ave, eS.4
xIooll; Palermo Brothers to otto Horwitz
mortgage $4,000; and. .........-..,. 81
Amsterdam s. 1913 II OF ed st 26xlOu
Hannah Abraham TO Gustav Senfer: mortgage.
southern Boulevard " 3 rs II n Of freeman
25x102Il and 25x1046: Luke Kouwenhoven to
Timothy +. sullivan; and .-.-......,... II
Central Park West. No 225. Al. sxlO0:
Henry J. Robert Elizabeth Eetemeyer
mortgage. s65, 900. ..-..: .Nomin
IS5Jh- 81. s. 10 IT G Of Lenox- ave. 3OOxe9Il
Louis Lese to Pincus Lowenfed and another.
Maiden lane, No So $ 8 27x1ass and pa OK
1888. Maiden Lane No, 81 20 6x59 Ok rregu-
lar; Seth S. Terry 10 George Hall mortgage
$4,000 Nomin
Same property; George Hall to Charles Spen-
mortgage Sll5O 600. and -.-....-....... II
3d-ave. g. $3.50 II Of sist-st, s2xlO5x irreg-
ular. The Brooklyn Trust Company. executor.
TO John D. Crmmlns .......... so Il
4eth.st 2g72 II OF Fifth ave. 21.5xlOOb;
William trustee, ct al Alfonso de
Navarro; mortgage. $4,000 .-....-... Nomin
S3d-st No 6s East, 1sxl02 2; Moses LaHey
ecutor and trustee Commonwealth Real Is
tate Company: mortgage, ST. -. a7a
isth ST. No zS West 90 0xlOO.b The Trustees OF
Columbia College 10 Virginia Gdersleeve. 80. II
ls2d- st, 400 fl OF Boulevard. cookie Tx
Irregular; Philip Meirowitz and another to
jutnei Realty ard Construction Company;
mortgage. 100000. II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
LEASE THE BEVERW HCk.
Total Rental for Ten Years 10 BE
about $40, 900.

Albert Ashforth has leased for w w Renwick
the Beverwyck, seven story apartment hotel Nos.
SO and Al West Twenty-seventh-st, to Barry q
Mclaughlin The lease is for term OF ten years
at an aggregate rental Of about Sl4oeW
One of the biggest deals in vacant land yester-
dey vss the sale bv the Central Realty Bond and
Trust Company to client of NJ. Morgenthau jr.'
& Co. of the block, with frontage of $40 feet in
Southern boulevard of 23o feet each in Leggett .
ave. and Avenue ST John, and of $40 feet in Fox
ireland fffteth) st. The plot comprises
about fifty city lots It is one block from the
Casanova station of the New-York, New-Hayen
and Hartford Railroad which road IS to be oper-
ated by electricity and from the station to
the Battery. - :.
The purchaser is John J. Murphy, secretary and
treasurer of the Murphy Construction Company.
The purchase however Is made by Mr.. Murphy
as an individual This sale completes the resale
by the Central Realty Bond and Trust Company or
the Christopher Meyer property bounded by the
southern Boulevard, Leggett and Prospect ayes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02

enty-ninth-st.. three story dwelling house. on lot
corner of Eleventh-ave. and observation-disclosures
plot Hd %os sol 6fe and ss Hudson
St. five story tenement house on pl2t 90 ~ 1'1N
sSI Ie9t crakow has bought from Bradley
Eaton the plot 5Ox1OO feet on the west sue OF
Washington IS feet south of Qne, l15 f6e
plot 50x150 feet on the west side OF w
n niath-s IUO feet '0O'" ,~ ,,...,.o.+ oor
D. Sylvan Crakow has bought the northeast S8T
fourtb-st a plot 1OOxlOO4 feet, with old DulloIhss
from the Kieisheimer estate. Alfred hatz was 'he
a. II Levy Co have sold for 6 smth hers q x
One-hundred- -ninth-st 22o feet east OF
St Ann's-ave.. to Shapiro & Portman' VINO o""
Ress have sold for Th9maS d M6leql@
TO Mr. Bauer No S24 afSo on dot 60xcO
feet; also for Mr.. Strang No 6S2 hasI ling 2
honee on lot 25x05 feet and Rosengsin
to Mrs Meagher and P McGaTthy resReeT,TetSy
Nos 66S and 665 East One-hundred ana
st. two story athoqses on Rlot oS1oy the
two four story hathOuses. Nos. 4SS ana $50 ooi'ee
~, o IN I6'Iis the Ave story hathouse, No: $50
East hundred thirty nnth-st on o' ZoNl"'
man has s9a e three on 'tGF no RP
Van Brens both for Charles b sRY4ebP house 3S With
s X Iaso on ca alfe to Nj DAndrea-
kaufman & co. have sold TO Frank NJ HllL me
northwest corner of Interyale-sve anG wo
lots on the east side of Stebbns-ave'' near 'ell-
nings-st. r.. 77.ad u7haIen s
plot of eight lots at the northeast corner OF C'oi
ave and One hundred and Is+b 20
Rule e Co have sold for William n booI n ~ 20 q
client of Leo Levy the southwest corner OF bnid
ing on a plot 1l4x256 feet; also for John Ioeloels
No ! AIS Boston Road a plot 1880 feet. -, =
l. Iippman & Co have sold to client Of NJ a. +.
Heyman, No. 751 St. Ann's-ave. -FOUR s'oIy h"
Jo,5ca on 25x1O0
Roiter has sold plot 5ox1O0 feet the south
of aso sod the
southwest corner of Tinton-aye and One-hunare go
and fftv-eighth-st., plot 45xl00 feet; also o1e
nnTthwest Corner Of Trnton-ave. and one hundred
nd-fftieth-st a plot 50x100 feet. -, ,,,,
Lppmann & Haase are the BUYERS OF tne W. nna
hundred-and thirty-ffth and e-hqndred-and-'hlr
sixth-st. recently sold by Sol l. Kaye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
new YORK. NEN EAIEN & hartford B. R,

Trains depart Grand Central station. AID ST ann
BOSTON. via New London and Providenee-t4.5o
t 1900 X 1892 4 NJ. = 100. * l-oS. 'zS.o1.
BOSTON via Wtiliuia7tc-ty A ". 200 P VI
BOSTON, via Springhet-f9Od A N. : 1900 '4.o2.
'11;0O p. NJ.
FITCHBJ-RG via Putnam * Worcestey-t3;OO P. n
IAKEVIIIE and NORFOI.k-7S-5o a NJ 1881 ?. NJ
CT. HARRINGTON. STDCkBRIDGE- LEMON, PITTS
FIELD-+4.50. $3.50 A NJ. sI-25. 1881 r. VI
WATERBURY, and WINSTED-74.jo $500 TSs,0o
+lu:O2. $1,000 Ito Waterbury, a N. TlOS. 1870
sS501, 900. se;0o tto Waterbury, p -.
Ticket Offices al cGrand Central Station and ci2'tA
St CHS. I1S5. class Broadway. c5 Park
Place GO Union Square. cls2 Firth Ave $40 Columbus
Ave C2I3 West l25th 81. 153 Eas
125th Brooklyn, ca Court S. $50 Fulton s.
$50 Broadway, F. d
'DaiIy Except sundays. ssuRdays only sssturdays
only 'Stops at l25th x>tops at i25th St Sundays
only. tParior Limited Has Dining car eAseacies
selling Paror ard Sleeping car tickets also
a. T. HENPSFEAD, Gen Pass ACT
O u SHEPARD. cen SuYt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

No 1870 East Houston-st.. for one six story oullu-
ing 2410x691 feet; Abraham Snverson' owner
George Fred Pelham. architect; $4,000
Audubon-ave. and Northumberland eighty-hIth-
St northeast corner. for five story building.
"a 3xllO feet the Wnslow Realty company o"HVi
George J. Ebert architect; 100000 -
Seventh-ave. and Fifty fth-s soutneast G0t f
Wyoming Apartment Company, owner; Rouse q
Sloan, architects; 100000. .,o.
Riverside Drive and Ninety-t htrd-st. southeast
corner for one nine story building, I13$+Xl35OteX
l264II West Side Construction company owner
George Fred Pelham. architect; 100000
Madison-ave and Ninety-sixth-st, northeast cor
neT for one six story building, 10l10xNx87 feet Ar
thur E. Silverman. owner; George Fred Pelham
ar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

AIeDaniels, Annie. to Title Guarantee and Trust
West iIus' CoiDp4i's 60 600
Iowsky; Jackson st. No 81; demand per cent 1000
i'7s5 asio part lot IS map Fai4mou 14
SanSrccI t,pesltC C,on,nar r. "a rian, Satincs o
bank Wits ave, No i26: year. AZ per cent 1880
per cent ,.,...,.... 1850
Bassford- ave. n " corner Fletoher-st; / year,
same to same Fletcher or 1921 st. n : 1177 fl
Same to same FIeteher Or is2d st cent 100 # 1000
Roonev Tsm ~ yf2 6o6 per ns 1000
s4'i % MsnRattan-aT s S6li # Of l21st-
Junser Louise to 3 B stembruck i6atii ST n s. '0'o
1913 n Of !3erre{to-st years, per 5000
o S3os o ae TaS 6bs s@d 5Ss5 e a
50 ~ per cent. 900
ii sSs I So: 81 aa and "a 9 Bs ceSa
w s. 10 e.I lo -,.; - 49,, c:c'' 115ooo
pany; Madison az No 2Os9 interest and
Rqthsehild Jacob wife Mutual Life
Ras s56 81 16 5mo ana ana cent bond
,,2 294 ye sr, ~ per sen % 600
New 10 ss SSsf5 to e adsa
Lane and Nos IS and % John st; years - 685 900
southern boulevard. " 5. % # n Of freeman.
Pany ssh St No IS wes, years. per cent 10000
ooo
Doctor. Carolyn. Broadway Savings Institution
NeW-fork Sth No 1919 IA per cent % 600
The Union Avenue Realty and Construction Com
psuy to Atlantic Dock Company: Beach
Isl II n Of Kelly due May l. 1905: per
% nm
Maybeck. Bernard and wife The German
savings Bank. City of New-York; S7th ST. n 3
225 # I'd av: Al per cent. 1900
Creagh Annie T. the Bank for Savings
OF New-York 18th st. 3O2 II LIST av;
years. "a cent .,-........... 10000
AcArdle Stephen j. ct al. TO Ambrose X Ely:
18th av. No 3O6 $40 No 557 West 29th
st; years, per cent. $4,000
Cushman Ormand l. and wife, TO Anna l. Witt
meyer 4th av. cor 2Hh ST year per
cent - 1900
St Nos e5 81 and 80 East: | year per cent $4,000
De- en-, Susan. Emigrsnt Industrial! Savings
Bank, l05th-st, $ 200 II w Of Amsterdam
year, A cent 5000
NewYork Athletic Club to Title Guarantee and
Park South 100000
IeGgIe Realty Company to Mount Sinai Hospital
cages: june :. 1907; II per EACH ~ 500
Jumei Realty and Construction Company 0 City
Mortgage Company. 1921 400 It OF
Broadway: mortgages; cent. each IS 900
Lurie, Sarah and another to Grard Trust Com
Pany trustee Baxter-st. Nos 100 and 1852:
years "a Al 600
Low enfield, pincus. and another American
Mortgage Company, "a ave, & corner Of lITth-
1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
BARNEY. DEALS AGGREGATE $4,000, 900.

Charles T Barney yesterday sold a plot 6ox2o0
feet. the south side Of One-hundred -and-forty-
ffth-st, running through to the north side Of One
hundred and-forty- fourth-s 100 feet east Of Broad
way, TO the Hudson Realty Company. 1t adjoins
a plot 125xl00 feet. recently bought IN ehundred-
andforty- fifth-st Kehoe White were the brokers.
II learned from a trustworthy source yester-
day that Mr.. Barney had sold in the last month
vacant land in the Fort Washington Heights sec
ton valued at 100000
The Hudson Realty Company also purchased yes
terday from Hugh o Brfen the plot 75X100 feet. on
the north side of Onehundred-and- fortieth-st. $50
feet east Of Broadway. through Sache & Co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
bAYs FATHER WAS PORT COLLECTOR
Young Man Held for Extradiction on FOrg,
cry Charge, so Declares

man who said he was T. Vinton Murphy, son
% & former Collector Of the Port Of New-York.
was arraigned before United States Commissioner
Shields yesterday on a charge Of forgery. and was
held for extradition 20 Washington. where IL was
alleged the offence committed
= ne complainant against Murphy Edgar c.
ford. a sporting goods dealer Of Washington.
Rfileged that TWO months ago Murphy. who was
"A travelling for Philadelphia firm that manu-
lectures sporting goods. induced him TO cash a
check and that this check had been raised There
a second Charge against lin, which has 10
dc with draft
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
TO CUT OFF STATE AID TO TUsKEGEE
Movement on Foot to Strike Blow at Booker
7. Washington's Work

Mobile, Ala, %ov. When the next Legislature
meets II IS said there viii be strong effort made
70 have the State appropriation tina: is being
mace for Booker T. Washington's school at Tuske-
gee cut of. This movement has been brought
about, il Is said, by MT. Washington going into
politics The newspapers Of the State have already
begun discussing this question, and many favor
electing members 10 the legislature who will vote
70 abolish the Tuskegee appropriation. One Of the
most prominent newspaper men in the State in an
ostorIal in his paper says he IS "unalterably op-
csed TO giving Of the public money TO help
fsfd up political boss, AID a negro boss at that
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
wALL.sT. BANKING OFFICE LEASED

Herbert A. Sherman has leased the banking office
No. 81 Wall-st.. formerly occupied by the Metro
politan Trust Company. The new lessee is new
firm of stock brokers.
Mr. Sherman also obtained for Edward Holbrook
loan of 1886 600 the premises No. IS TO % john
St, and No. 10 to 10 Maiden Lane from the EQuita-
BILE Life Assurance Society
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
Proposals.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THE
Of Supplies Accounts Navy Department.
Washington D. c., until - o'clock November 10
publicly opened Immediately thereafter, fur
nsh the Navy Yards Norfolk, Va. Charleston. ), c.,
and Port Royal, s. c. quantity OF motor drive outfits
counter sinking machines, and Long & Allstatter
cabinet distributing boards portable lamp
cable rubber covered wire, insuators conduit outlet
plugs, cable conductor wire, steel wire
brushes brick building brick Portland iIns
sand, broken stone hre clay. granite paving blocks
mock and ribbed glass skylighJs plate glass
mirrors plate looking lantern globes signal
lantern lenses glasses. rtvets wrenches locks
buckles clip knees. bronze metal strips
holders for bureaus mirror pvots and
sockets. chises clamps, drills jacks, punches
brass chain stove repairs railroad spikes miscellaneous
for LeBong milling machine, twist drill grinder, oil rvet
forge Haesler piston drills factory and grocery trucks
collars. saddles, collar and saddle pads har
buckles, harness and betting leather pine ana
yellow pine. shest brass brass rod, spring brass
brazers copper Bessemer iron, sheet and
lead machinery steel. roofing tin oakum sheet gum
packing discs for Allen machine. gaskets rubber
hose North Carolina pine pitch, cOrundum, iuCiene
cleaning OIL murate of zinc, roofing paint gum
safety hose check, and globe
steel channel bars hanges. elbows
gauge cocks punches and dies bolts chucks gal
yanized iron pipe condenser tubes. boiler tubes
letter pads. lead pencils. manila drawing
Shipman's binders, blueprint dry
plates Treno developer, print paper. drawing instTu
boards Weinland tube cleaners
Davidson & WorthingtOn pumps motor driven
pump doubleactng pumps, Holman & Maurer Their
lamps and fixtures books, magazine candles
and Joseph orucibles Blank proposals will be fur
upon application the Navy Pay Offices. Norfolk
Va Charleston, 5. c. Port Royal, 5. C, and to The
Bureau. II, T B. HARRIS. Paymaster General L. S n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
REALTY COMPANY BUYS TWO FLATS

Duff & Brown have sold for F. y. Du Bots to
Henry Fox and Harry Schiff lot 5Ox1OO feet. the
south side of One-hundred- and y-frst-st 100
feet west of Amsterdam The firm has
sold for A. Guthman TO the Washington Heights
Realty Company. Nos 502 and 504 West One-hun-
dred-and-forty -ffth-st.. five story double fiat
houses, plot 58xS0x100 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
c., B. & @. PLACES HEAVY ORDER.
Millions Involved in Contract with Carnegie
Steel Co. for Rails and Structural Work
ICY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Plttsburg, NOV. The Carnegie Steel Company
part Of the United States Steel Corporation to-day
closed with the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
road an order for steel rails and structural work
which involves millions. Every effort has been
made by both sides to keep the figures from the
public. but from the Carnegie Building this even
ing II was learned that the contract is of the
largest handled in years, and that the Quincy
has placed its orders fer al material be used in
building All IFS new lines contemplated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02

to same same property prior mortgage
SIS 900; l year per cent: 80. :....e.-.. 4OOt
Abramson. Abram q. Harlem Savings Bank
Lot 460. Map Van Nest Park year; Az per
cent ........ 45OC
Eckert. Peter, to Theresa Kramsali, Ienox ave
No 46s; years per cent -. 2oOO
Losehe, George +. and wife, the Farmers
and Trust Company, 96th-st No 145 10
l4s West years: a. per cent .,....... 1900
Company OF NeW-Y1rk 46th-st, Nos 5l4 and
80 West year. PEI cen! -. 1905
l66th-s II 6. 100 II W OF Elton-aye l year; t
per cent 25OOt
Lese. Louis, TO American Mortgage Company
i69d st, No 65s East; year; per cent. 80. eOO
$4,000; year per cent -. -. 1OO(
. per cent 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
QUICK RESALE OF MEYER PARCEL

The Hudson Realty Company sold to Jacob Is
raelson the block front the east side Of Pros
pectave, being 800 feet in Prospect-ave., 2ol feet
in Fox-st and e6 feet in Beck-st with irregular
rear The block front comprises about fourteen
lots This is part of the Christopher Meyer tract.
recently purchased by the Hudson Realty Com
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
FOR cANNoN-sT. BUILDING, $4,000.

Rubinger Bros. Co have sold No. rs Cannon
ST.. a six story tenement house, TO a client. The
purchase price about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
WEST AND WASHINGTON PLOT REsoLD

The Rutland & Whiting Company has sold for
Marx and Moses Ottinger to Vought & Williams
Nos 3l4 and 315 West-st-. running through TO and
including Nos. 524 and 526 Westinghouse. q plot
50xAs.6 feet, covered with old buildings. The sell
took title TO this property on October q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
FIFTH-AvE. PARCEL CHANGES HANDS.

Lalor & Berlnger. representing the purchaser. and
Whitehouse & Porter the seller, have sold the
vacant plot at the northeast corner of Fifth-ave
and One-hundred- and thrd-st.. 1OO11 feet in the
avenue. by 1870 feet IN the street. The purchaser
VIII. II is understood sell the property subdivded
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
TO IMPROVE MADIsoN-AvE. SITE.

Collins & Collins have sold for Anita Clark and
Frances NJ Wilcox, as trustees OF the estate of
Samuel Weeks No 646 Madison-ave., four story
brownstone dwelling house on lot 2x1OS feet The
buyer intends to build house for his own accu-
pancy the premises
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
READING SYSTEM.
NEW JERSEY CENTRAL Ri

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL K. K
Liberty Street Ferry (tlme from Souta
Ferry 1--WE
EASION, BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
ChUNh-z4o0 (7l5 EasJon oniyJ. 8 10 a Ta- l2os
4.4o 500 @.4 Easton OEly} ,. m sundays. s42 5
wTLKEsBARRE AND sCRANTON-zaoo. $40 a m
BOO p m Sundays "a - a ] 2
LAkEMOOD, LAKEHURST. TONS RIVER. AND
BARNEGAT-z40O, $40 a m. z130 (3t0. A25.
Lakewood and Lakehurs. only. 500 ,. sundays.
ATLANTIC CITY-'s.4O q m. t3fo D m
VINELAND AND BRIDGETON-1z40 m ssIss
L0N9 BRANCH, AsBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE
POINT PLEASANT. AND SEASHORE POINTS
z400 $40. II. 80 a. KID, 2-53. 4.45 $50 $50
ll50 p m Sunday. except ocean Grove. eco a. m
ATLANTIC HLDs sEABRIGHT. MONMOUTH
BCH. EAST LONG BRANCH $50 IL 80 a m
PHILADELPHIA GRADING TERMINAL.)-s4 IS
100 fS.0O .90O, fl0OO. fllO0 a m. 4l2OO. 100,
iso. Il 90 taco 400. 1900 70 90 II 80 $780, slosO
24TH AND CHESTNUT sTREETs-i425 $500. $1,000
'1200 a. m. '2.o0 t'l00 600 200. i925 ,.
BALTIMORE AND wAsHINGToN-soo 100
.i2 09 - 90, .4o9, IS 90, 200 az Is -,
HiILLAMSPORT-.I4O0 z425, IS 90, 1910 f10O0.
HOO a m, Reading ony), Isl-o0 ..'1-2O. 700
Reading Pottsvile, Harrisburg only. - 90 tSO0 p
zF,rom Liberty Street only 'Daily tDaiIy. except
qua. xSaturdays aE,xcept SATURDAYS.
Of1ces: Liberty st South Aston House.
26J asa 1900. 1854 Broadway Isl 5th Az. IS Union
Square 153 125th 273 West f25th PAS
ST.. Brooklyn: 300 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New YORK
Transfer Co calls for and checks baggage destination
W. G.. BESLER. c. NJ BURT
Vice Pres and Gen Mgr Gen Pass'r Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
BUNS oARNEAu EsTArE HousEs.

n. D. w Jorgensen has sold the three three story
tenement houses No 200 TO 213 West Thirty-sixth-
St, for the Garneau estate, William Richtberg
II was recently reported that the property had
been sold by the Garneau estate through Mr.. RIGHT
hsver
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
TIMOTHY r. SULLIVAN GETS A It'll

Timothy F. Sullivan took title yesterday to
lot, 25x10211 feet, the west side OF Southern
Boulevard 20 feet north Of Freeman-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
AN AUpuRoN-AvE. DEAL.

Kehoe White have sold the northwest corner
of Auduhon-ave. and One-hundred- and-seventy
third-st. 10Ox1O0 feet for the NewYork Operating
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-11-02
SEALED PROPOSALS. IN DUPLICATE.

Will be received office of the Commissioner OF
Immigration, Ellis Island y. Y. until 2So ? m.
scaling painting making certain machine repairs to
the ferryboat Ellis Island Particulars as 20
limitations governing bidders be had
upon application o WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Commissioner
OF immigration. Ellis Island, y. Y