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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
LIBERTY NOT YET ZION"
President Eliot Speaks on Labor and
Capital at Brooklyn Dinner.

Speaking OF the duty OF college bred men 10 their
country at a reception given in his honor by the
University Club, of Brooklyn in the Pouch Gallery
last night, President Charles w. Eliot OF Harvard
University said that the cause Of liberty was not
yet won. He referred to the combinations of labor
and capital menace to the constitutional lib
erty Of the individual. and declared that the dan
gers Of to-day infinitely greater than those of
1775. He said:
The cause OF freedom is not yet We
dangers TO liberty in country every
day. Democracy is in itself a grave danger, while
1t IS in itself liberty The idea that is TO yield
10 the will Of the majority is threat to individual
liberty. The adoption of the Will of the majority
is most convenient in the settlement OF immediate
questions. but has not often been found convenient
IN the long run A pioneer, no matter how great
he may be, IS usually alone.
There are other dangers pressing upon US have
heard great deal of talk OF labor leaders and
combinations of employers ! have heard OF con-
tracts between labor unions on the one hand and
organizations Of employers on the other and it is
very evident to the most casual observer that when
both of these great forces combine the threat TO
individual liberty is great.
Only recently we have heard Of q combination of
building contractors who decided by vote which
one Of their number should get a contract, and
just how much he should be paid for it, In add
ton, the amount TO be paid by him TO his employees
was decided. This certainly abridges liberty and
makes IT evident that the function OF universities
as teachers Of liberty is by means exhausted
The new dangers quite great Of old
Infinitely greater than IN MS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
SL4VERY YET IN TEXAS.
DeUious Ways of Holding the Negro
in Bondage.
fBY TELEcEApH TO TIE rRIBUNE. ]

Galveston Tex JAN 15.-Startling develop
1nents are expected from the grand jury's IN
vestigation of charges or peonage in this State
II is said that in the river bottoms thousands of
negroes are practically held as slaves, many OF
them. however incredulous It may seem. having
been kept in ignorance that the days of slavery
have passed Another method. it IS understood
is TO place the negro under obligations TO the
planter in such n manner that he never dis
charges them, and thereby practically becomes
q slave.
one negro testified that ten years ago he stole
a hog belonging 10 a certain white man, and TO
avoid prosecution was forced TO promise to work
out the value of the hog. He said that ever
since he had been vainly endeavoring TO dis
charge this debt. His employer promised to pay
him 20 cents a day, and at the end Of each week
deduct half the weeks wages on account OF the
hog. He had been doing this for the last five
years. but the hog still unpaid for and the
negro virtually kept in slavery.
On the plantations in the river bottoms II IS
said that the conditions are even worse, negro
once accepting employment there never recoV-
ering his freedom. Nearly all plantations have
stores connected with them According to re-
ports, the negro is persuaded TO incur an in
debtedness for nashy clothes. and all his wages
go TO pay for them, though the bill is never
settled.
In some counties negroes are practically dis
franchised and prevented from holding elective
Office In Grimes County there is a white
mans union" whose object is to nominate only
white men for Office. Any who votes for a
negro goes on the bond Of negro is dis
barred from the union. which controls the cleo
lions OF Grimes County.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
NEW REALTY CORPORATION.

The corporation OF Horace S. Ely 6 Co. has been
formed 10 take over the business OF the present
firm OF Horace s. Ely & Co.. real estate agents and
brokers. comprising Horace s. Ely and Alfred f.
AiarIing. The business viii continue TO be con-
Quoted ut the present offices, No. Il Lioerty-st and
No q West Thirtieth-st. Tho change from firm
TO a corporation involves alteration whatever In
the business methods heretofore adopted. which
will be continued on exactly the Same conservative
lines. The step has been taken to conserve the In
terests OF the clients OF tho firm. and TO secure
under the Corporation law that permanent orSani-
cation which the laws TO private partnership do
not permit
The board Of directors Will comprise only those
ness FOR many years, and include Horace s. Ely
and Alfred +. Marng, the present members OF the
firm, ana Charles II. Clark. Homer Foot IT., Oliver
II. Corsa, Clarence ". Eckhardt and Frederick A.
NJ Schleffolin,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16

feet He has resold the property to Albert Winter
nitz through A. NJ. Baumann & Co.
Max Marx has sold to client OF Willard Veit the
two FIVE story triple apartment houses Nos lOi
and 106 West OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nlnth-st Zox
William P Mangam has sold for James Adam
son the five story double fiat house No Sod az I West See
Folsom Bros have so--9or SteIfen B pee ma,
| thirty-eighti-st Us feet east Of Lenox-ave, to
Halprin, Levin & Diamondston.
the four story double tenement house No. Cos East
Thrteenth-st.. adjoining the northeast corner or
Ranald II. macdonald & Co has sold to Eliza
four story high stoop brownstone dwelling house.
Meyer Goldberg and Abraham Greenberg have
bought from Emily FANS No. So East One-hundred-
and-ninth-st, five story hathouse. on lot TX
Albert Y. Doneqn has sold to salSm9n Far ian
story 1athouse on plot S7.6xlOOn feet.
Well Mayer have bought from tTesss 3 asTD
fourth-st, two five story fathouses. on plot S0xssn
Mary Healy has sold to John Lagomarsino Nos
S9S and goo Water-st two four story buildings Oh
julius Bloch has sold for Meta 3. FtRe d and nd
other persons to Sheinhaus & coleman No =, AI oy
Third-ave., five story tenement mousse on lo'
T. Iidansky has sold to DR.. John Block No. 2ia
Henry-st.. three story tenement house. on 'o'
Clement H Smith has sold for Rebeeca K Porter
to William s. Patten Nos 2435 245I 24Ss to ana
f6 houses M each ON lot 1ssxB2 feet
J. William Kaiser has resold for a Mr.. Hartmann
dred-and-thirty-se venth-st, 200 feet east OK 81
Ann's-ave. -. a.. ryo-,.+
Tho Cruikshank Company has sold for Harr1et
L. Galatn No. 104 Seyenth-ave, four story 'front.'
and rear buildings, on lot 26X1O0 feet. 80
Louis Levy has sold for James Douglas NO %
East One hundr ed and-seventh-st, three story
dwelling house, on lot ISXl00u feet TO FreoerlcK
Silverstone who the adjoining mouse anu
now has a plot SCHOOL, feet. -,
Harry NIatz has resold Nos. 435 and ,4Si Madl-
soll-ave. northeast corner of Nnety-ninth-sI TWO
five story fathouses, plot 54X1OO IT. -,
Louis Lese has sold through David DAVIS tne
plot 1O0xlO0l. the south side OF
100 feet west of Park-ave. ~
William Solonlon has resold to Morris Levy NO
$50 Park-ave.. the northwest corner or One-hun-
dred-and- eighteenth-st.. hve story hathouse' on
lot 25x90 feet ~
Schmeidler & Rachrach have bought from the
TAYLOR estate No. S63 first ave, nVe story tshe-
ment house, on lot 25X9l feet.
The Goodspeed Realty and improvement COM
pany has bought from Mrs. Rothschild the seven
story apartment house, on plot bo10xs9io teet AT
the northwest corner Of Seventh-ave. and one-hah-
dred-and-twentieth- st -,
son & plot 137. 6xIO0u feet. on the north side OF
Nnety-seventh-st-. between Madison and Fark
ayes A. ~
Charles H. Easton & Co. have sold for the Bre-
WORT Real Estate Company tho plot 5oXlo.u 1eet
on the south side OF One-hundred- and sixteenth
ST l25 feet west of Broadway, 20 DE- George
Evans who owns the adjoining property.
Henry Schwack has sold for William A Hannes-
sen 10 Anton 3. Schmidt the hve story and base
ment fathouse No. 271 West One-nundred-and-
fourteenth-st.. on a plot 25x10oI1 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
REPORT OF HOME LIFE INSURANCE Co

The forty-fourth annual report OF the Home Life
Insurance Company. of this city. shows this In
stItution IS In an excellent financial condition.
although the stocks and bonds owned by the COM
pany are given at low market valuation. The char
acter OF the securities is best indicated by fact
that there has been default in interest payments
and that the ratio of interest and rents received
to invested funds is 457 cent 1t IS the practice
of the company to show the deferred dividend funds
in the liability instead OF in the surplus account
If 1t did not do so, but followed the ordinary
methods, the net surplus would DO augmented by
N.l422l9. making the surplus 81 26S. $685. against n
liability, principally consisting OF q reinsurance
fund. of S12, $50 S5l.
Attached to the report is a table OF percentages.
which SHOWS that the payments to pOlicyholders
were 1914 per cent greater than the year before,
and yet, after setting aside for the Insurance. re
serve $S70465 and for deferred dividend account
$l59.159 there remained from the insurance mart S
the business balance for the net surplus acronnt
The paid for insurance in force been Increased
by more than 100000. and the annual premium
income has been increased more than 1923 900.
The r-Bearing Seal. tale of eighteen vsar.,
search for their breeding place in Behrng Sea- of tbs
remarkable fights Of the bull seals. etc. In to-moy
rows Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Park-eve, " corner ooth-st, 100 1ox1oo; Julius
Braun to Well and another mortgage.
Pi 5ss su e. } NsTon o sSas to sa
S3n'' JHOE5 Ia west 27xaeii Margaret Ii
FidGr to Hannah Blumenirohn mortgage.
Bf s5HSSi Corner a52eii1
l4e 0: the Mutual Bank 70 Dennis w Morani
1Esa &C. q west xss H. doph Baischan to
BarthoIomew carmody 1nortsage $4,000. Nominal
nsrssa No Ie Sit Ea3 Mortgage s17eSo end 100
lsts l25 #, q "a, lh-9 AVN runs w raaTen tx
Simon otts96srg m9 a s o BEcSay run; loo
i2ei1S Ssit't i526S 1870 Tx 1868 taa
Of the Holy Comforter Free Church Home for ,.o ~,
1i7tbIst leo # Of Madison-ave 5oxOoii;
Daniel Fraad to Esther Lidz; mortgage. $4,000 ,oO
St . East SoaiSSii sarah
Iahss nos S1i and aH 5ie East 5ox1osa Israel
RotSowitz and another to Jacob Rabinowits;
mGFtsasn S0S corner 4s 10
Charles NJ Preston. receiver. to Julius Fo1i .,o,
So ivi 5SHiGS; 3r HT5Gar
Sss 5o5 Nominal
ehaTos worns6n to %s Tas2s
Same p pi1i5e @iiliam William
Rosenrwelg ana another gG :; 100
90 2xioo; Maurice Ali to George Lutz; mort
ST EnnsGye. corner iaith.st a66:ioo
Moritz L Ernst ana another to Maurice Ahi
s xSra55 Saas s6a .5 sgs
mortgage $50 Nominal
Alexander Herzog; inortgage, 5000 Nominal
to Alfred Neuhaas: rnortsage $4,000 Nominal
poth-st g s. $50 ~ 9 OF Madlson-ave 5Ox201.1O:
Louis Lese TO Clara Max and another: mort
gage S5450O Nominal
GA: John b Sleeves ct al John @ Heintz
and another Nominal
Il5th-st n $50 IT OF Lenox-ave. 25xIOG.11:
Morris Levy 10 Josephine TferI mortgages
$4,000 :..............:.. Nominal
O9th-st 800 It Of Columhus-ave 25X1O0II;
Jacob Harris TO kassel Edelsoni mortgage.
Amsterdam No $50. 25x1oo: Gustav T Law '0
Louis Rterbusch mortgage. $50 600
IO1st-st. 100 II of Central Park West
i75xh block John Parsons to Samuel Man
Same property: Samuel Mandel 10 George Baeksr;
MORTGAGE. $4,000; and.
Pitt-st. Nos As and 80, n 46x Q
25x isx so; Meyer Chapkowsky
Lena Monday: mortgage S26.5oO. and
dooth-s so IT OF 4th-ave. 20XiO0I1
Albert ] Schwarzler to Abraham GGrch
mortgage $50 1000 Nominal
Menken TO Deirfch w Rohde mortgage.
Marion-ave. e s. I5I.IO It $ OF l9sth-st 252x
SKIS KISS: Emma Devoe to Anna Pertsch. -. 1900
LeXington-aye No SO, 20xI0: mortgage,
$4,000; l0ist-s No III 131 West 100 SIX
l0O11; mortgages s31 o0o Sterling Securities
Coapany 20 Albert II Lawrence. Nominal
Charles-st. Nos 81 and Sc s. 81. 6xe5; mort
$4,000 4th-st, No "
mortgage. $4,000: In5th-st,
100. mortgage. $4,000; Tooth No 23I East
25xl00.9: mortgage $50 600. 3d-ave g Dos II
OF 151st-st 50xloo: mortgage. $4,000;
HeEteT 10 Herter Realty Company. rsrs- -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
NEW MINING AND STOCK EXCHANGE.
To Foster Interests Not Taken Care of by
New-York Exchange.

Albany, Jan. 15.-The Wall Street Mining and
Stock Exchange of New-York City Incorporated
to-day TO foster the interests OF those engaged in
buying and selling agricultural stocks. bonds and
mining other securities Of miscellaneous cor
porations not traded in the New-York Stock
Exchange. The principal Office IS 20 be at No. 10
Wall-st
The directors are: Bradford Powell, D. G. Catline
H. w. Levy. G. w. Chapman. F. W. Wetter. P. B.
Clutches and NJ. T. Reed. Of New-York City; G. s.
Foster and D. II. Miller. OF East Orange N J.;
A. K. Harrington, of Orange. and Louis De ".
Seaman, OF New-Rochele.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
PREACHER HELD FOR WIFE BEATING.
The Rev. Henry Dorr Makes No Defence and
Cannot Furnish $500 Bail.

After hearing on the charge OF assault pre-
ferred by his wife. the Rev. Henry Dorr ar ono
time in charge OF chapel OF the Calvary Baptist
Shurcn' Manhattan, vas held for the Court of
Speclal sessions by Magistrate O'Reilly, in the
The bail was fixed at only 500. but nobody a6.
peared 10 furnish IL, and the clergyman was fal]an
10 the Raymond Street Jail in the prison van
me minister waived examination and put in M
Key, Dr. Il g. Macarthur. pastor OF Calvary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

segal. Mile. 20 the Herter Realty Company;
sth-st No rs West; prior mortgage. sS1. 900.
due July II 1904 Per cent .................. $25
Company; 112th-st No 2os TO 2oS East: year.
sehuster William to Title Guarantee and Trns; lou
Company; City Hall Place. No IS: years. Al
Union Construction ana Realty Company to Kate 49,
Woodruff and another: Horato-st Nos % and
Hoyer Margaretha TO Mutual Life Insurance -'
Company, Elm-st. No 170: prior mortgage; due
February l. 1905 per cent............,.,,. 90
st!tution; T0th-st. No POI West: due May l.
1907. ~ per cent 1870
55th-st No 3iS West; years. Ala per cent -. 100
F1tterer. Mary. to Anthony McOwen Timpson
Place " 5. 25S.S IT s W Of lA9th-st; years.
La Monte Mary TO City Real Estate COMPANY; 80
3sth-st No 2li West; prior mortgage. $4,000:
year per cent ...----.... o
Company; Sth-ave. No 219S; 8 years. "A per
Rosenzweg. william and another to Lawyers: NV
Title Insurance Company: Madson-ave, . w
1Ooth-st; 1 year per 600
Ali. Maurice. TO German Savings Bank; 81 Ann -
ave. " corner 18th years IA per cent. 2fc
mortgage, s2l, 600: years. per cent ....... go
Mandei. Samuel. 10 Henry r Closson: 1Oist-st
IS. leo II W OF Central Park West: years.
wynne. Gathering L. 10 Flora Strauss; shave Wv
No 2.46s due January ]. 1909. 5la per cent. -. go,
Meekes. Isabella NJ, TO trustees OF the Neyy-yorls
Universallst Relief Fund: Riverview Terrace
:. los # of Powell Place; years. per
MARSHALL Charles H. to Mutual Lie Insurance. o."
years 4h per cent. Toos
weinstein. Morris. American Mortgage COM
pany; Cherry-st. Nos Ill and li3, w corner
Catherine Slip. Nos = and A; year 5 per cent cs CO
Same TO same: property; prior rnort1axs
$4,000; year. per cent. --....-...-..-.-.-. acc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
ROW OF FLATHoUsEs CHANGES HANDS.

Gussarofr g. Slender in conjunction with Henry
Powell have bought from Michael ]. Egan eleven
four story and basement triple fathouses Nos
s65 s67 ST. s7s sSI. $50 and SIS East One-hundred-
and-thrty- sxth-st, and Nos SsS. SOS, 500 and s03
East One-hundred and thTty-seventh-st, each E0x
s6xl00 feet; also lot bol0o on the south side OF
EAST One-hun dred- seventh-st, go feet
east OF St Ann's-ave William Rosenberg was the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
NETWORK CRY CORPORATIONS.

Albany Jan 1.-THE following stock companies
have been Incorporated
Colonial Iron Company. OF NeV-York City; capital
tlcQ 600; directors IL II. Adams w ". Vanderbilt and
Il V Is. EOez. OF New-Kork City.
Shapiro Rsmick & Co, OF Naw-Torx City Emusic pub
1shing business) capital. 100000;
Shapiro and William CTosEman OF Aew-York City, and
!. II. Renicks OF Detroit
J. E. Slater, OF New-Yori City (hoos ana ,hosso. "a
t3 10000; directors James Slater. Slater and
L. L Stanton OF New-York City. -
Workers Press Printing Company o capitsi
$4,000; directors, c. A. AsAdows J. J Meadows ana d
NseEnnc. CT NeW-Eork CITY.
New Astronomical Observatory for Amherst Col,
lego; the plans. etc. in to-morrow's Tribune.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
GIFT FOR A BRAVE OFFICER.

recognition OF the heroic act OF Senior Second Off,
Ger w. S. p. Keyes OF the steamship New-Yorlx
who jumped overheard January in mid-ocean
in an attempt TO rescue seaman. win present him
a sextant and letter OF appreciation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
The BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Jefrerson-st. east side. 100 feet south OF Colum-
bus-ave.. two story frame dwelling. 2xis; Otto
Mailman owner; b Ebing. architect; $4,000
Prospect-ave.. east side, Is feet south or Jen-
uinEs-st six nve story brick tenements. one
b1x76ll, one 40xSS1. four 40xS9; William Costing,
owner; Neville Haggo, architect; N5s.oO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
INSTITUTION TAXES TITLE.

Title 20 a large plot IN One-hundred-and-thtrty-
ninth-st.. as feet west OF Broadway, was trans
sferred yesterday by the New-York Magdalen Ben
eyoent Society 10 the House OF the Holy Comforter
free Church Homo for Incurabes for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY Philip a Smyth; Ala 1Oth-ave. SIS II OF 5lth-
st. 20xiOO; story h; Henry Burden trus. agt
d Carroll et al; Eugene Smith, atty; ID Duny, ref
due sl2 769 IS; 1915 IL adjourned TO jan
uary -; Jnion-ave S OF Honest, 140xI0x40x
O7.Sxloo 10 avenue K 2: story frame dwg hi Henry
and another Rgt Xinkannel and anotherI
Ciustave Frey. atty; Duffy due. $3.50 6li
taxes etc, Sl55 IS; 10 the plaintiff for $1,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
REAL ESTATE.
Imvestor Bugs a Neso Fireproof
Business BuiLding.

John II. Berry has sold for W. Fuchs, the build.
er, the eight story ireproof mercantile buid.
ing. No. AZ West Ffteenth-st-. near FTfth-ave. 70
a client as an investment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
RECORD BREAKING ALBANY SESSIONS.
Assembly Meets for Ninety Seconds-0nly
Six Senators Gather.
fBr TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE

Albany Jan 15y-The two branch Of the legis-
laturs held record breaking sessions IN point Of
time this morning. In the Senate e. John Raines
called six Senators 10 order, and adjourned them
after the introduction OF one bill. The Assembly
was in session for exactly ninety seconds, thus
shattering al previous records
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
DRoPosAIs-NEw LONDON, CONN., DEC

IS. Is0s-sealed proposals IN tripcats WI Nv % IN N
DON Conn., until Jany - 1904 Tor sss 1,xsS
81 Coal Shed Terry. N Y: reserves the nss.
10 reject any or all proposals part thsreof
nation furnished application. Envelopes con,Aas3
nro9osaIs should marked Proposals for coal Sne@
fort Terry N. "" addressed TO CONSTRI
Conn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
REALTY NOTES.

Tho work Of raziug the old Trinity Building. No.
III broadway. WAS begun yesterday. A twenty
story office building IS TO be erected on the SITE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16

CO'Veut c ana lC
7oth-st No IS West. 22x1O2. 2; Grace II Wilcox
OF al 10 Einore w Beardsiey. deed Of trust;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
Proposals.

SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY
- the President OF the Borough OF Manhattan a. 'as
City Hail. Room No H. until IL A. NJ. on
TUESDAY, JANUARY 26. 1904 ,uu
FOR FURNISHING AND DELIVERING FOH 5IS
USE OF THE VARIOUS PUBLIC BULLDINSTS. SvTt
TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUNDRED C2.50@ GROSS
Tons C. 90 POUNDS TO A TOM BEST WHITE Ash
ANTHRACITE COAL
For particulars see CITY RECORD ,..
JOHN r. AHEAFSN, Borough Presicsh'
The City New York. January IA. 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
CEALED PROPOSALS. ENDORSED PRO

~ uosals for Building No. So will be received at ~
Yards and Docks. Navy Department
ton IL a February u. lSoS ana
publicly opened. for constructing two s
steel building at the Navy Yard
N H. Funds available SIS. 600 Plans and specincssss -
will be furnished by Chief OF Bureau upon deP2x
$40 "a security for their MORDECAl X EN-
COTT Chist os Bureau. December 30 12e3. -J->f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Mulherry-st Nos rs and so. for a six story brick
liathouse. with store, As. 6xs7. @: Gordon Levy &
Co. owners; d Badt. architect. SIS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
N PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON

Frank T. Fitzgerald, a Surrogats Of the County OF
New York. notice Is hsrsby given 70 all persons having
against Annie Cole Morgan. late the
New York. deceased present the with vouchers
subscriber, at his place
the oflce OF Evarts, Tracy Sherman.
attorneys No So Wall Street. in the City OF New YORK.
on or before the eighteenth day OF February next.
Dated New York. ths third day Of August 1898.
MATTHEW MORGAN
EJyARTS TRACY & SHERMAN Attorneys for xecator
No 80 Wan Street. New York ". Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
SEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY

~ the President OF Borough Manhattan. az the
City Hall. Room No 16. until II o'clock A ~ on
TUESDAY. JANUARY "a. IDOL
NO. l.. FOR FURNISHING ALL. THE LABoEs. Az ~
MATERIAL. REQUIRED FOR RIILDING SSMH' m n
STANTON STREETS. -, .Su
MATERIAL REQUIRED FOR REPAIRS TO SEM SEW ~ 4
I,FNCYX AVENCE e. WEST SIDE. BETWEEN ONE 80
DRIED AND FORTY SECOND AND ONE HuNDfSSN
AND FORTY-FIFTH STREETS
For full particulars see CITY RECORD ,,-..sx.rs
JOHN F. AHEARN, Borough Presiasn~
The CITY OF New York. January Ia. 1904
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
Surrogates' Notices.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C. Thomas. Surrogate OF the County Of
New York Notice hereby given to all persons having
Francis Crawford. late OF the County
York. deceased present the same, with vouch-
thereof the subscribers at their place OF
acting business the Office OF Fettretch Silknnan
6eybel, No. a. Park Row Chimes Buildtng). in The
City OF New York. Borough OF Manhattan. on or be-
fore the first day Of July next
Dated New York, the gath day OF December. 1908
JAMES C. CRAWFORD. Executors
FETTRETCH, sILKNAS sEYBEI. Attorneys for
Executors, Al Park How, Borough OF Manhattan.
City OF New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16
Country Property for Sale.

NOR sALE-IArge house lot in East Greenwich, p I
Il A. o95 square feet: Spring and Mawnsy SITS
view OF bay; price $1,000 Inquire OF THOMAS
PIERCE. East Greenwich. r. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-01-16

CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED By
~ thu Commissioner Of Water supply. Gas and Eec
tr,c.ty at the Department OF Water supply Gas - -
Fiectrcity Room 1885, IS Il Park Row. BoroIsn
Manhattan The City OF New York. until O'CLOCK - @
'A WEDNESDAY. JANUARY g. 1904
M. of Manhattan and The Bronx ~,r~
FOR FURNISHING. DELIVERING 49,
sTOPING EIGHTEEN THOUSAND -FOUR HGSDI1s55rrsf
S.TOSS5 IRONS ~ 24O POUNDS To A TOM EGG s1AH
MITE ASH ANTHRACITE COAL
FURNISHING AND D1.LtN< 80
IEAT1-LINED IRON PIPE. UNIONS AND El-So"~
1900 Bor of Richmond.
E,Or EIrRNISHING. DELIVERING AND SIOrSt->s
FIVE UTrNDRED GROSS TONS q. 240 POUNDS ~ =
T6,N1 Of No. PEA SIZE WHITE ASH ASIh7ASA1e
COAL
FOR full particulars see CITY RECORD
JOHN I. OAKLEY. Commissioners
Dated January IA. 1904