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New-York tribune., 1905-02-15

Washington D. c.. Office OF Superintendent. L. s
Capitol Building and Grounds, February :. l9O5In fur
therance advertisement published under Of
cember s. 1904. certain work in connection
construction Office Building Repre-
senatives intending bidders hereby notified that
posals for the acades
walls Of said building win be received and opened the
above office . O'Clock P. NJ. Wednesday s
1905 in of desiring
specifications ready viii he fur
nished upon receipt certified for fty dollars
(s500O payable to the Superintendent L. S Capitol
Building and Grounds. a return
Checks VIII be returned upon the OF plans
specifications. suitable will
faithful performance OF the The right
served reject all bids, 10 waive anv
formality bid ELLIOTT WOODS Supartntendent
U. ). Capitol Building and Grounds.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY

The following discharges in bankruptcy were among
those granted yesterday:
Isaac J. Ragowin, Walter NJ Little Samuel C;eva,,
Louis Shoher Charles X. nentch Jacob Lowenhas,n,
Jacob Herman and Israel Berliner.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
POCK IsLAND ARsENAI. ROCK IsLAND

station Siasconsett Mass 2:SO m: will probably
dock about a
steamer Gallia Or Pavey Marseilles January 21 and
Naples - to J W Ewen & Co. with cabin ana aa0
seerage passengers mdse. Arrived at the Bar at
m 18th
Steamer Kenneth (Br Torney Santiago February and
Guantanamo Z Daniel Bacon, MD Arrived NJ
the Bar midnight. 18th.
Steamer TJomo tNorl. Nisen PTOgreso February and
campeche rhebaud Bros. with hemp Arrived az me
Bar 2:45
Steamer MORO Castle. Downs Havana February H. 20
James Ward Co with iO2 passengers mails ana
m6se Arrived at the Bar 1O:14 a IN.
Steamer FL Pas0, Patten. Orleans February
Quarantine T:40 a
steamer PrOteus Halsey. w-OrIeans February
10 the southern Pacific Company. with
mdse. Passed in Sandy Hook a IN
Steamer Cartb, Chichester. Georgetown. & Febru-
airy O. via Wilmington. n G. IL William CLYDE q
Co with mdse. Passed Quarantine at Q 90 a m.
Steamer Jefferson. Dole. Newport News and Norfolk
20 the Old Dominion Steamship Compan passen-
gers and mdse Passed In Quarantine a s.e6 d m
steamer BenefactoT. Curry. Philadelphia o William
=
Steamer whitney. Hone Roston 10 y 8
Dmock. with mdse- Passed Quarantine az d m
SANDY Hook j. Feb Il. $50 p m-Wind south
west. light breeze: clear
SAILED.
Steamers Armenian 9r,. Liverpool Pcatrice ,Nor,
Port Antonio; II + Dimock Boston NorthHesteru Forf
snester Silvia (r CaihaFien; Hamilton Norfolk ana
he harfeef and
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

MINIATURE ALMANAC,
654 Sunset 533 Moon sets 3:16 Moons aSa 10
HIGH WATER.
A.M-Sandy Hook 3:3l Gov Island $3.50 He'll Gate 5:43
P.M-Sandy Hook 400 Gov 4O4 Hell Gate ~
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15

The sale scarfS are on the run, but
haven't all got away yet.
5000 four-in-hands to start with
vesterday-the result of our taking
the remnants of busy season off the
hands of big scarf maker.
Nothing less than so cent quality
25 cents.
ROGERS, PEET & COMPANY.
Three Broadway Stores.
2ss S42 1860
at at at
Warren ST 18th st. SIND ST.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Tuesday, Feb. IA, 1908

Steamer Finland CRed Star Line, Antwerp f,r Sy..
York: in communication by wireless telsgraph WITH tSa
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15

George Ade sailed yesterday from San Francisco
for Japan. where he will remain some months. to
work his play for Henry w. Savage. THE
Second Time Earth
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15

Frank L. Perley has arranged to produce, on
February %, with Margaret Anglin in the stellar
role new emotional drama by Hartley Manners
and Henry Miller entitled "Zira."
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15

Miss Louise Cunning has been engaged for the
prima donna role in THE Fflibuster" the comic
opera recently produced in Boston by the Bank
Officers Association, of that city.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15

Brings II all.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15

Mr. Wilson's season at the Criterion Theatre will
continue until March II. when he will make
tour. On Tuesday. March A. Frank Mckee will
present at the Criterion Theatre Miss Mary Man
neE1ng in Paul NJ: Potters dramatzation of Eleanor
Mccartney Lanes novel, Nancy Stair"
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
COLONIAL MUSIC HALL,

TicSetS e. 20 TO T5c on sale BOX once. y
18th Av HoteD & Ditson's. a. res Prices
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14

No 22o1 First-ave.. six story tenement house. on
lot 25xlOo feet. ,,o -
2aS2 Second-ave., two four story tenement houses
Wen & Mayer have sold to Rabiner. Bernstein e
Rabiner No; s. Eldridge-st.. six story tenement
Jacob Wolf has bought Nos 44S and $50 East One
hundred and forty ninth-st. two frame buildings
on plot 502s7 feet. near Morris-ave
Harry Goodstein has bought, through l.. j.
Phillips & Co., from Sauer, Gross & Herbener. the
struction on the north side OF Jennings-st' ABOUT
40 feet west of Prospect-ave.. 40x1016 feet. -
Jacob Chaimowitz and Thomas Carroll have sold
f1ve lots on the east side of Third-aVe north OF
Wendover-ave., to Samuel BOrowsky. who win build
three six story nathouses
B. H Weisker, jr OF James L. Llbbys office, has
dwelling house the north side OF One-hundred-
and-eighty-fourth-st.. 100 feet west of Jeromeave
Jacob S. Strahl has bought for client from DAILY
NTH, Two-hundred- and thirty-eghth and Two-hun-
dred-and-t -thirty-ninth sts.. between Keppler and
Philip Herskowitz in conjunction with Benjamin
Klein, has sold for B. Hooper the triangular plot
at Adams Place, One e-hundred-a -and-eighty and
One-hunqred- and eighty-fourth SITS. and Crescent
John H. Berry has sold for George Fuchs to Rose
Eeck the two and half story frame dwelling house
no. 1859 AOnrOe-aVe, 23Xg2 feet
Martin Kretsch has sold for Otto Schmidt No. 625
EaSt One-hundred- and -ffty-seventh-st.; also for
Margaretta Morgan to John H. Schroeder plot
The Wood-Just Realty Company has bought from
Cnarles T. Barney the lot the south side Of
Charles Galewsk has resold to Joseph Tuchs No
story building - ~
/. Kuhn has sold for Nellie Meyer No 127 East
One-hundred- and -fteenth-st. to Lowenfeld & Pra-
ger; for Stevenson Towle, Nos 324 and 326 East
seventy plot 50x irregular depth and for
one -hundred-and-sev d-seventy-seventh-st IOOxICO feet
lUV reet west OF ST. Nicholas-ave
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
GOLF.
Battle Betsceen Wendell and Fozc1es
Feature at Pinehurst.
LBr TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrsUNE.1

LBT TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.1
Pinehurst. N, O.. Jan. 1s.-The feature OF to-dav's
play in the 3s-hole semi-fnal rounds Of the second
annual midwinter tournament was the stroke for
stroke battle between Herman Wendell of Wayne
Penn. and c. B. Fownes of Pittsburg In the
first division, consolation. which Wendell won on
the thirty-eighth hole by a put William c. Free
man. the well known player, lost his match In this
division to G. c. Fownes. OF Pittsburg. by score
of UP and to play In the first division Walter
Travis and w. c. Fownes, jr., of Pittsburg, had
things much their way, Travis defeating Altar
E. Lard, OF the Columbia Golf Club. Washington
10 up and to play. and Fowncs defeating George
c. Dutton, Of the Oakley Country Club, Water
town. n. Y. up AMI 10 play.
special tournament, open to all those who
failed TO qualify Wednesday and those who lost
Thursday, was begun this morning with a medal
eight. The semi-finai and final rounds viii be
played tomorrow. James G. Patterson. of New
with c. L. Becker. of the Woodland (NassJ Golf
thirty-six hole semi-iinal match play rounds fol-
lows:
First division semi -nnalslwalter Travis Garden
FsEnes IT, Pat3sb9Ss bsat b. up caora soG e. e.
D9s5Sa aSasn RGso gs sGS o Z play ssn.,
william c n Freeman Montcair. and to play;
SurE b TsnSs Gp Is TSIns hos PENN beat F0wne' Pitts
second division nnal.Pau Harrison. Montol.ir.
afontciair beat L r Fuller. seaSrEit II up and
c9ns'stfn saf wsg1ngson Woodland
S T. : Do6sr aGes sP5nss Pba Sas Dr. DP ~ aPd Sd
HaTS25 Fbsr5 S,1sa SMashinston up and to play
ghs beat gSo5Es steele s. RF90Eas
6oniSls,o6 S!s, SSmans:SA cEssms North CON
pay & MgFd9S1 ,9SSs Garden citg won Sys
York beat "a W. ormsbee Brooklyn Gp and TO
pay srasdley Piiadsiphla Frsderie wende!
N. b Byrnes. II up and ii to play; A H Ruther-
bany. by default -
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
JOCKEY TAKES A FALL.
Mcintyre'S Narror Escape-Mud
Makes SIozg Track.
IRr rKLEoRAPH TO THE TRInuSEl

New-orleans. Jan. l2-There was Improvement
b the racing conditions yesterday The entries
were made with a confident expectation of mud
which this time seems TO be booked for an inden
mite engagement There was no lack OF quantity in
to-day's entries and, all things considered there
was some quality. Twelve went TO the post in the
opening dash. and John Peters, who carried The
rolors Of z. z. smathers for the first time at tb.
b'eeting. was a warm favorite Poseur took COM
hland when the gate went up. and eventually won.
although haywood passed him halfway down the
stretch. only to be outgamed at .he end
The second race might have ended in a tragedy
Sarah Maxim, ridden by Phillips. and Harry New
with Mcintyre up. making a desperate effort
20 finish in front when Just as the finish linz ,-o
re5ched. Mcintyre reeied from the saddle ana fen
with one foot caught In the stirrup He hung n
the hhes' however, and was carried 10 the middle
pI the turn before his feot was released Maie
Aanlon Wen the third race easily Dalesman the
favorite was badly cut of in the first furIong ana
aost any chance he had Of winning Mounteba,
80 &c lay nailot were equal fsvorites in the fourth
tCool racing luck was first home in the NTH race
FIRST race Ssx fgrlOngs)-Poseur lO4 Or johnson,
5y, 1 Z 6sy"ese &c IOl &C Harris. 10 second;
bisaue Chats AiasteT Ponca and Arch olaSa s
ss'ina T6s asi Hss s1PS Esn s eHlSss M4% 100 s
nais nissSs see1 lo1 ~ Martin 2 third Time,
berRaTa Brunswick end Beverly also ran '''''
q J. won; Hakm; III 0lcCaaeTty) 70 j second.
fsnnette Us CNicop 20 ]. third. Time l:Ssss sie
nEno. Dr Gurnsey. Dalesmsn and Noweta also ran 's
Fourth race "a mile and seventy yards)-Aor+eh
zoe Ghillips). to J. Lady chariot los ~ MaPn5
% J. second; AuFrinastsT. 1os (Schilling) Is 10
thirc Time. l5l Trepsn, R2rkslmors Aladdin Igttis
Boy and GaElighter also ran ]-4'He
F1fth ave and snshalt fursnrs)-Parisienne 1o2
Qee) 10 70 J. Belle 81 Milford. los CTlonan.li1
70 J. second: Hsceo, Jos (Crimmins) S to i Thru
Time l:ll9t Msts. Breaker. F1ckle Saint Lady Wal
also '--~N "A
s.rsh % race Son. mile; selHsoLeader Io7 CPhmps,.
Slsnaon loI otonsneD. 10 TO !, third. Tine I:5I%
lazy Mistake, Curate Cenunerum. Bessie McCartbv
Solcaga. Aules Atheos. Merry Heurs and Baird also
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
AT GARDEN TONIGHT.
Fifth annual National Exhibition of
automobiles to Open.

At o'clock tonight the gates OF Madison
Square Garden viii be thrown open to the fifth
annual national exhibition OF automobiles With
the strains of the overture eager throngs will
stream down the aisles and scatter among the
stands to see how far American makers have
gone in making good their boast that 1905 marks
the year when the motor industry OF the United
States takes its place among the leaders of the
world. with apologies to make and gauntlet
tossed without fear to rivals of all nations.
In the number OF exhibitors. the amount of space
taken and the number Of finished vehicles that will
be on view the show supasses anything that has
gone before. Every type Of power-driven vehicle
from the diminutive runabout $3.50 to the paatia
road locomotive with mile-a-minuts speed. will
appear. There more than two hundred and
fifty exhibitors. about hundred OF whom show
finished vehicles while the remainder offer the
thousand and one accessories necessary to the
proper enjoyment Of motor driving.
The show will continue until next Saturday night
and in the week there Will be dinners and meetings
Of the prominent automobile clubs and associations
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
SHOW Il BIG SUCCESS.
Managers at Herald Square Spent
$40, 900 Preparing Hall.

Another good attendance gathered at the Import
ers' Automobile Salon in Herald Square Exhibition
Hail. on the top floor of the Macy Building yester-
Gay. The many good sales that have been
Elaoe alone would make the show a success
The several racing automobiles that are on ex-
hibuon are receiving a good deal OF careful in
specton, especially the that has the number
marked on IL that It will carry in the races on the
ormond-Daytona Beach. Florida. beginning on jan
uary e. Mrs Howard Gould, whose husband
bought few cars at the show Thursday, was a
visitor at the exhibition yesterday and spent some
time at the Decauville BOOTH examining the cars
carefully. This concern did good business yes
terdsy Hardly had the doors opened when Dr.
Warner. Of Bridgeport. gave order for of the
new SO-S5 machines, one Of the three new sizes
of Decauyille cars for 1905. The other two sizes
1t was announced yesterday that $4,000 was spent
on decorating the hall for the occasion, and other
expenses. The exhibitors contracted to furnish
only their cars or whatever they exhibited Sidney
q Bowman. the secretary of the show said yes
teroay: "Of course. 1t is the old story, Nothing
gained
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
NEW REALTY COMPANY.
Flake 6 Do5Cling to Manage City
Investment Corporation.

Robert r. Bowling and Albert Flake are to re-
sumo their old places again in the realty market.
To do so they will retire presidents and
directors of the United States Realty and Improve
Company to become managers OF the CITY
Investment Company, which, as announced In IAe
Tribune yesterday, was Incorporated recently ana
on Thursday fled at Albany certificate or IN
crease of capital stock $40 900 to sSOOOO0o MT
Bowling will be the president of the City Invest
ment Company and Mr.. Flake vice-president M d.
Mead secretary and treasurer and Bradish Johnson
chairman OF the board of directors. The other
members of the board of directors will be George g
Clark Robert f. Dowling Albert Flake Robert
Goeet. Theodore A. Havemeyer Charles F. Hon-
man. B. Aymar Sands. w. r. Stewart. H. s.
Thompson Frank Tilford and Henry r. Wilson.
The company will begin business by taking over
five parcels owned by its incorporators. The par
cells the block front the east side OF Ainster
dam-aVe.. between Seventy-second ana Seventy-
third sts. the Colonial Club Building, NO l1SS TO
l,737 Broadway; the premises. No. 235 West Fifty
seventh-st.. and one-han interest in NO. 6S VIII
iam-st and the Sherman Square Hotel
The most cordial relations exist between Messrs
Flake and Dowling and the officers and directors
of the United States Realty and 1mppoyeIiifnSs TitS
States Realty companies will cooperate IN many many
future opera lions. The United States Realty Com
Is he 6G5h an ao Of it's KIND in this
country. It was formerly the United states Realty
and Gonstrucon company yrnnrSton w,Gn the George
A. Fuller Construction Company ana other re"i
estate interests. -, a.. ,,.,.
two OF the leading and most successful real estate
Operators and IL will truly like 'old realty
days to see them working together as managers
Many big realty deals reported yesterday:
One Of the principal transactions the sale OF
the old Knickerbocker Athletic Club building, at
Forty-hfth-st. and Madson-ave
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
eoLplNe GETS BROOKS LEAsEHoLD.

John N. Golding has purchased for his own oc-
cupancy the Brooks leasehold, northeast corner OF
Fffth-ave and Forty-fifth-st., from Robertson
Brothers retail dealers in fruit who occupy part Of
the premises. Mr.. Goldng win remove his Fifth
ave office from No. 541 Fffth-ave. to the building,
and will occupy one-half Of the corner store.
1t has been for some time matter OF con-
Germ to the real estate brokerage houses in Fifth
ave. to their ability to compete with COM
mercal houses for the stores along this thorough
fare. The securing of this long leasehod dsmisses
this apparent nightmare from Mr.. Goldings office:
The ability of real estate brokerage houses in
Ffth-ave remain in the avenue. owing to the in
creasing demands of downtown retail stores for
houses in the thoroughfare, has been a matter of
much Importance to the real estate brokerage
houses. With the purchase Of the Brooks leasehold
Mr. Golding has acquired a Fifth-ave. homo for
many years for the Fifth-ave. branch OF his busi-
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
Excursions.
Public Notices.

TIE CITY OF NEW YORK. DEPARTMENT OF
TAXES AND ASSESSMENTS, BOROUGH or
hANH&rTAN. NO. $50 BROADWAY. STEWART
BUILDING. JANUARY sth 1905.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN AS REQUIRED
by tho Greater New York Charter that the books
called The Annual Record Of the Assessed Valua-
ton OF Real and Personal Estate Of the Boroughs
Of Manhattan. The BronK Brooklyn. Queens and
Richmond comprising The City OF New York.
viii be opsn for examination and on the
second Monday OF January. and viii remain open
FIRST DAY OF APRIL. 1905.
During the time that the books open 90 public
or corporation claiming TO be aEErieved BY the
Assessed valuation Of real or psrzonal estate 70
have the corrected.
In the Borough Of Manhattan at the main of.os
Of the Department Of Taxes and Assessments No
$50 Broadway.
In the Borough Of The nronx. at the souo. Of tn.
shd Ssventy-ssvsnih street and ThIrd avenue
in the borough OF Brooklyn. the once Of ths
Department. Nun epal building
In the Bcrvugh OF Queens. at the once OF the
Department. Hsckstt Buidsns Jackson avenus
and Fifth street. Long leland City.
In the BeFough OF Richmond, the onlcs Of ths
Department, MaEonie EulGng Stspleton-
Corporations In all the BnTouEhs must make ap-
piicston only at the main ufnes In the Borough et
Manhattan.
Applications IN relation 10 the assessed .aIua-
tion Of psrsosAI estate must be made By the per-
soa aEsesEed. at the oaee OF tie Department in tho
Borough whers such person restless. and In the
City ot New York at the once Of the Department
In the Borough whsrs such naes Of business Is
p NJ. except on Saturday. when all applications
must be made between 10 A. n ant u noon.
FRANK A. o'poNNEt.
JANIS p BoUcB
sAMuEL STRASBOuRGEE.
EDWARD TODD
F. RAYMOND.
n MULLER
Commissioners Of Taxes aud Assessments
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
l. YORK BY the Grace Of God free and independent:
To DR. E b Wftte Mary D. Minor Rev Isaac n
Kendall Trustees OF Princeton University
DOd RyeTson Do. Daniel l. bod. Bellinger
bod. Alberto bod. Susannah Dod Rodriguez Edwin A
stevens Caroline Alexander Robert Livingston
Richard Stevens. Mary r.
ton Mary Stockton Corssr. Caroline Bayard Conger.
crime Rutgers Congers John Psystsr Conssr Helen
Couger Anna bod Mccoy. samuel
Susan bod stockton Mar bod Walker William 10.
Butts Daniel ]. Butts. Esther Butts Storey William
HaWkriGge. Thomas Hammond Suyiam. Caroline Suydana
Brice Charles Suydan. Caroline Emma Randall
Charles Squier Dod Jr Harry Dcd Lizzie Bright
Charles II. DoJ Albert =. Dod Lille bod Smith Harret
Marfs rod Robert Potter bod Mary
and all Interested IN the o.
Brown late Of Princeton IN the County OF Mercer
OF otherwise send greeting; and each OF YOU
hereby and required personally TO and appaar
before Surrogate OF the COunty Of New
Surrogats's Of said County. At the County
January 1893 half-past O'clock in the fore
Of that day. then and there fudfc
settlement OF the account OF Proceedings OF j.
Cook and Mary - Minor. as Executors OF
The WIN ana Testament said ascsased. ana
you hereby cited under the axe OF
required your GUARDIAN
one appointed In event OF your neScc, or
failure do guardian Will be appointed by
represent and act for IN the proceedinx
In testimony whereof. have caused the of
Surrogates County OF New York ~ be
affixed. Witness. Hon Abner q
II. s. Thomas. Surrogate OF said County AZ
the County Of New York. the SIN day OF De
eennher in the Of Lord thousand nlae hun
JAMES a. poSsNEII.Y
- Clerk OF Sur-ogates' Court
p. o, address. l2O Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan
City or New York. -. y.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
CHESS.
Penn's Challenge for Ten-Board
Game Refused by Harvard.

Pennsylvanias challenge to Harvard for match
at chess on boards. to be played in this city,
has been declined by the Crimson players, the
ground that they do not care to undertake the trip
and moreover that such a match IS net neces-
sary to them to strengthen their position in the
college chess world. The Cuakers much
wrought up this. for, champions of the
Triangular College Chess League, having last year
defeated a combined team Of Columbia, Harvard
Yale and Princeton on six boards, they have every
reason TO believe they able to down the men
from Cambridge, even on larger number of
boards.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILED

Elizabethst W s. 1914 IT n Of Prince-st 2Oxooe:
Meyer yesell loans to Peter Acreiii. $4,000
lsI-ave NO lsli Seig Goldsten loans TO Isaac
,oH.s Rsthfeid $4,000
IO9th-st, s. 275 It . Broadway 5Oxl0O 10:
BUSINESS Men Realty Company loans to Joseph
Kleinfeld and Samuel Engesbers $4,000
noratiOn Jacob Binder and Jacob Baum 10000
1Ssn-st. 3 between Second-ave Prospect
and Annie Davidson. 5000
pany loans to Jacob Bloom. ......:......... $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
HARvARD-COLUMBIA TONIGHT.
Crimson Hockey Team to Meet Morningside
Men at St. Nicholas Rink.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO TIE TRIBUNE. ]

Cambridge Mass, Jan. 81 he Harvard hockey
team left for NewYork this afternoon to play its
first intercollegiate game of the year with Colum-
bia at the St. Nicholas Rink tomorrow evening.
The team that taken was weakened by the
absence Of two Of the Crimsons best players. who
were expected 70 play against the Blue and White.
Mcleod. one of the veteran forwards. has been
declared ineligible 10 play the team against
Columbia; owing to trouble with the faculty about
scholarship. IVY the veteran goal, expectedly
LEFT college last week after having played regu-
larly on the team UP TO that time J. B. Man
ming. who played goal on the Harvard seven In
1900 1901 and 1902 and who is in the medical school
at present, has been hurredly called out TO I'LL
Ivy's place. and viii play AGAINST Columbia.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
LEASE THfRTY-FoURTH-sT. BUILDING.

r. Smith & Co.. of Fourteenth-st, have leased
for twenty-one years the five story building No 40
West Thirty-fourth-st lot 25xsS.9 feet. The
lease will be in effect when the leases the prop
erty expire, which will be next fall Julian Bene-
dict was the broker
The headquarters Of Albert ]. Adams for
some months on the ground floor of the building.
The total rental of the term OF the Smith 6 Co. s
lease is more than $3.50, ,000
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
NEw-oRLEANs ENTRIES FOR TO-DAY

First selling; six furlones)-Jesie IOI Clioua ioI
Esque, lOo Dixie AnfreWs I06: Diamond Fettv f0a.
Sy9 sa 100 Hslsyon I,, Day. ios Itte RED ie Ralbsr
Second 0two-yssr-olds: three and one-balf gyr
iongsl-Inspecter Girl 100; Ansoyne IO5 Iady Tar
con- lO5: Narpessa. Jos; Mrs. Prank De Racoue Ins.
Showdown. los; Hostility. 10 49,
Third race ave furlengsl-Moeyish Nor
WOOD Ohio ~: Knts. co. Lucy Young. 90: Knties 90;
Sontsntous sS Magnslin 80: Brush Up. I02; Josette
10z Felix Noses. J04 fnVincibs IO7; Ahunada lO7
Fourth fthe GenuIly Handicap; ak and one-half
furlongsb-Sis Lee. 90: Lord % the Valley 95 Arsa
50; Mslster. 100: Mimosa, I04; McRenna I07; De
E3szke, III; Dick Bernard ia. - ~
Fifth race Qhandlcsp: q mile and twenty yardsl-H.d
Buler 20: Rankin 81: slataeor 90: Rsrnwoo4 100.
Efngs Trophy, 106: Garnish zOs; Gregor K ia
sixth lseIng; mile and one-half)-Rovai Arms
g. Harry New s.: Bsrca Sc; The Way eI; Belle Bar
nsrc o. Jim TyrTeil. e4 csaline 81; Aurumaster on,
Lord TsnnyFon 81: Benson Baldwei 90; Hymettus IO4
New-York tribune., 1905-01-14
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

Ferry and Fourth SITS corner, for a six story
Bernstein & BeTnsten architects 100000
oosa-st Nc $40 to sle East for two six
Bernstein Bsrnstcin archifeots a.- 10000
l44th-st. 100 It OF Broadway, for two
owner; Moore Landsisds arohtscts. 10000
e9th-st, $50 It OF MadiSon-ave, for
..s7,ii: Bsrkln owner 4 Meyers arcsltsot 100000
sSth-st. $. 375 II . Of 1st-ave for a five story
brick MILL 1872 4xf00x irregular; New-York City
tects $4,000
Park-ave and 102d-st, corner, for three six
stein owner; G Pelham aTchitsct. 1os 900