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New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
MECHANICS LIENS.

Perry-st. No l66 1T2: Union Construction and
WaterprOoing Company asainsc Edmund COf-
fln owner John J Tucker d Son contractors. $3.50
Sth ave. No 306: William Horne Company against
William McCotter. owner; Charles James s. 80
60, contractor . 0co
Ogden-ave, No 1 210 12l6; Ester Block against
Miss McA Forbush. owner: Abe Rosenbum. .
contractor VI
7Sth-st, No 119 West: Boynton against
0 W Herman, owner; William II Smith, con
tractor sol
f25th-st, No 81 West. Jacobson & co against
estate of Benjamin I.ichtenstein: owner: Hurtg o
& Seamon. essees; Benedict NJ Back contractor ~
eth-st No s04 SIS East; Schwartz & steiner
sGalnSt s6ntractoT samuel Mem owner $50
Perry-st No 1G6 to 172; VI * Son against
fonfran9ors EGtfgnH conn 'oin O59
Esnere Place $ corner Prospect-ave, 25XlOO;
Thomas Morgan against Jennie Kelly owner -
ott-st No s94 to SIS East; Isidor Berger against
George ] Klein. and contractor; Samuel -.
45th-st No 90 West New-York Metal C@ling
Company agains. W Park. owner; James -
MuIlin contractor. f'V
6Tth-st No 231 23T West. William Bradley
against John Doe. owner; Rafael Figurito cor 30
tractor . +"
45th-st No 30 West Smith & Dorset against
William G Parks. owner James f Mulln, con ,oe
e e
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
SHOOTS WTFE'S FATHER.
Philadelphia Nan Attdcks 4Aged
PnaIyt;c. Then Kills Himself.

Philadelphia Nov. 21.-Lying on a couch at
mis- home in West Philadelphia. helpless from
paralysis. David f. Rowe, elderly man. was
shot four times to-day by Caspar Cooper his
son-in-law, who then fed the house and killed
himself The father-ln-law's wounds are seri-
GUS but it is believed he will recover.
Cooper had been married to Rowes daughter
about three years, but the wife left him about
eight months ego, because of i'll treatment.
To-day the husband returned to his father-in-
laws house and asked to see his wife. Rowe
said she was out earning her living. and
preached his son-in-law for Ill treating his
daughter. A quarrel followed which ended by
Cooper shooting his wife's father while he lay
on the couch
Before any one could interfere Cooper ran from
the house and, entering a building two blocks
away, sent bullet into his brain. He was dead
when picked up.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
FINDS SISTER AFTER FIFTY YEARS.
Child Kidnapped by Organ Grinder Returns
a Widow

Montniasr Nov. 2l CspeciaD.-After a search of
city years, Thomas c. Paddock, of Vernon. Essex
County has succeeded in locating sister VINO dis
srpeared from Vernon q half century ago. At the
Kline of her disappearance his sister was six years
old An organ grinder Kidnapped the child. AL
though seen with in various parts Of the State.
b. escaped detection, and finally all trace OF him
WAS lost.
Advertisements inserted in papers all over the
country brought tidings Of the missing child.
The Elri drifted westward and grew TO woman
there. She had a dim recollection, however. of
the scenes OF her childhood and ii was this slight
memory that resulted in finding her relatives.
Mr. Paddock ia q letter received from his sister
learned that she had married her husbands name
being Smith. Her husband and four children died
twenty years ago Silver City. y. d.
Mrs Smiths parents have been dead twenty-five
years.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
WHEN THE MAYOR hit THE PIKE
Appearance Nearly Kept Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Clellan Out of Inn.

Mayor Mcclellan was at his office in the City
Hall yesterday, after ten days vacation. lie
said he quite recovered from the fatigues Of
the campaign and ready TO take up the work OF
The city's affairs again. he told an amusing story
OF his automobile trip to Princeton
The machine broke down Just beyond Bruns-
wick and left the Mayor and Mrs Mcclellan
stranded
farmer estimated that it would be worth so to
bring his horses from the fields to drag the auto
mobile to the nearest inn. but good Samaritan
volunteered 10 hitch UP his mules
Then the chauffeur started 10 guide the Mayor
snd Mrs. Mcclellan The Mayors hat was broken
and he carried a hamper of food. put up in New
York. TO meet emergencies that might present
themselves at the Princeton cottage Mrs Nc
1lellan carried bandbox. and the chauffeur led a
little irish terrier. who wore coat tight fer
MIN. and looked as unhappy as the Mayor says. he
zeIt Arrived at the inn, they were confronted by
a lsndlady who regarded them doubtfully.
We don't take In professionals she said 'You
easily walk the distance
The chauffeur protested and said sotnathfnr sbo,-4
-'our car breaking down"
oh. yes, your car said The landIady scornfuIIy
The sight of a ten-dollar bill however. convinced
the innkeePer that she taking no chances
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
JERSEYMEN UNDER RIVER
Party Wdks Through North TIM
mel to Ne7c- York.

Twenty-sour Jerseynlen yesterday walked to
New-York through one of the tunnels under the
North River It was a saueaT1ish delegation OF
citizens that slid down one OF the elevators at
the shaft at the foot OF 15th-st.. Jersey CltV'
looking though they expected 20 find toinp
eighty or more feet below. But this feeling sooh
passed away when the bottom was reached and
they before them a large opening with cleo
tric light bulbs shining out of the darkness in a
straight line ahead
The trip was the first of a series which the
tunnel company and its ally. the Hudson Street
Railroad Company. of Hudson County, has
planned to convince the Jerseymen that there IS
really s big hole under the river and through
which the people from New-Jersey viii be shot
TO New-York in a minute or two when the tun-
leis are opened two years from now
Secretary x B. Conger of the Hudson Street
Railroad Company and Theodore Waters, an
other representative of the company. piloted the
party through the tunnel. The start was made
from the foot Of York-st-, Jersey City, where the
Hudson company has sunk shaft for the Sec
ond of the twin tunnels to connect with the In
terborough subway system at Dey-st
The party then boarded the tugboat John K.
Gilkinsop and taken 70 15th-st-. Jersey City.
where the shaft was entered A. drop of eighty
feet brought the Jersey1nen to the tunnel floor
level.
The trip through the north bore then be-
gun. In single file the party walked ahead,
making q gradual descent until point under
the deepest portion OF the river was reached.
Then there a gradual upgrade until the
point under the French Line pier atsthe foot of
Christopher-st- was reached. This marked the
end of the Journey, although stretching ahead
WAS seen the subway under Christopher-st
At the New York end an elevator capacity
four men, used by the workmen brought the
Jerseyrnen into the daylight of Nsw York. They
rubbed their eyes and looked aScyl. them as
though they had been awakened from dream.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY. ,

At IA Yesey-st-By Bryan l. Kennedy s71 S79 Park
ave cor 7Sth-s 2xJ0 sly h. with
executors sale; estate Henry Bischon deceased Sd
ave. E IG3d st, lots. each 25.2x from 90 70
1856; also lot 25xloO ad on ST. voluntary sale; King
Island rTeg 249; executors sale: Mnnetord-
Elizabethst. City Island. 1I0x3eG Long
Island x rreg 3I4 sale MaiH-st,
Bridge city Island. G0x210 Mime
opp above 6GX2S East Chester Bay executors sale
Of Henry Bschof deceased 125 saith St los
Lcxington-ave 20 5x102 .: sty br dwg h;
voluntary sale; lii and Ills Cnon-ave. 2o09 IT II
Of lGGtf-st jnXl30S = Fl dUlg and store
voluntary 1850 3d-ave CO II Of 171stst, 25X
100: sty family fiat h: voluntary gale.
By Joseph Day 323 5Gthst bet 1s and 2d aves
dwig executors sale Julius
Fsiedlander. deceased; III Suffolk 1o6 II of
20x1U0; easehold; bldg; voluntary sale
so II of Houson-st. 2Gxl00; lease
hold; sty bldg; voluntary sale: 81 3daye, n e
st. 23xTC fee. 3d-ave adj 23XT0, leasehod:
sty a Brown aGt L 4 Brown c
+ i bfcC7oakcy. atty. ] @ Farrell. a tpartition)
By Parish Fisher. Mooney co: q 3d-st, n s. 175 #
W o. 25xI13NZ5x1 10. bldg;
10 Of 2d-aT 25x79 dX25XT96; sty brIs ten h
Charles Dickinson al Hihouse an0: StInson
& Lanaaau Crosby. ref tpartition).
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

40 II Veaey-st.-3y Joseph Day: ass a7th- st
II $50 II of l0th-ave 25xoS9 story stone front
tenement house; Ernestne Harris agt Brody ct
al; action 1. Henry Harris. atty: Edward Blurnen-
stieI ref amt due s2.4S4 q: SS47: with
drawn.
t57 27th-st, t25 IT of 1Oth-ave 25x9s.s story
stone front tenement house; action
same atty; same ref; amt due. s2i34 Il; taxes etc
S347: Withdrawn
front tenement house same; action 3:
atty; ref; amt due, S2436 81. taxes. etc
S34T withdrawn.
By James I. Wells; 3.4S1 Sd-ave s. 1903 II Of
1GSth-st 2Jx11S 2x2xli911. story bk H.: a Kent
extrx, agt II a Campbell ct al 7 " Butts atty A
Cnnen ref: due, Sl2s 9S; taxes etc S22J. 10
S19.3no.
nafs AZ 2N3 lex rreg story business bldg
sale. AbreTn f Bamberger for SGI.5n0 1G3
Ii76 It OF Brooe-st % Gx140 10x23 1885, story
business bldg trustees sale: 10 Abram BamberEer
$40. 150s l33 ChTystie-st 1lT5 # n st
% GxsG story bldg; sale: estate of James
Bogert. deceased: \ + Hamburger S17
10thst 1889 II of Bleeckerst Is I0x95, story
bk dwE h: executors sale Garland
ceased TO George G Slater for $4,000 176th-s
II Anthouy-ave. 285Gx214 9E12sxl22g.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Prospect-ave W s. 252 TT o 15Gh ST: for two
five story brick tenement houses 3I6+sXI46
each: H. Marks, owner; Benjamin W Levitan. - ono
architect '''V''
Yonkers-ave. W 5. opposite West 239th-st; for
story frame squash court. 1Ix4li James
arebgItests n@fgIestt owner Anne"'.nn LOCO
Rodgers Place. $, 5Os.s2 II OF westchester-
ave: for three story frame dwelling houses
peterson 9en' areRiteet 1900
J-nionport Road W 5. 27G IT n OF Morris Park
ave; story frame dwelling houses
BcBhaa TSi aaa Ebeiins If1o aTehec9 n2f{ t oooo
Grant-ave. s. IT'S # of Carried st; for two
o%nsr ot96s irfg RernSar E6eF architst $500
Grant-ave. n s. 10 II Of Garneld-st: for two two
Tfory I6F dwnef Ie Rernhara Ebene srchitee 1000
st Iswrence-ave. W 175 IA of Manson-st; for
a two story frame dwelling house 22x9H: Mrs
sarah Spero. Bernhard Ebelng architect 400
Harrison-ave W 10 fl Of CoTrel;-ave. for
two story frame dwelling house, 2lyHo; tIustave
melienonre' teet o~'e' $500
Inwood 525 It Of Belmont-st for two
s1oker ssDrS rn@ ownsT; Ferdon architect, 5000
Olin-ave s. 80 II W Of White Plains ave: for a
0TneS. S.0 ? J cinGderson architect 1000
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22

bridge 4ox9s: Benjamin Benonson ag3Es a5, HiHauit
taIi. specirc performance attorneys. kla1lt
f16tbst No lG2 20 16s East; Charles Bloom a Iies
JosSph Fsrstein action t. foreciose mechanic ~
attorreys HiIquit & Hllloutt - r-t, agslpst
27th-st Nos II and 10 East; Harris h rs ct1n 20
Wells Real.v and Construction Company et a. rJt-r,
rrreolose mechanics lien: attorneys ifiqu,l ..,-st
FIoe-ave No 1.2e9 1%35: Louis eooas'eIn ncbsngs
Michael ] Reedy al; action to foreclose n'e1iN'
lien. attoTrev, l.. Prince =, .,,-.-- .-,r,s+ NaX
5etbst No 40 West: Abraham ". slate agt.hss
Goldman: specific performance; attorneys Fi--N'
FIsts: No 251 East: Anna against Fer;ha ,Tss %
snecirc performance: attorneys W. : & "A > H
l3sth-st n = 90 T. e.: shave ltxs.ll I,,rs q
G. stephens against Andre" t. carton i''
mortgage: J. e Carpenter - ,. eo,. ,f.ehanfcs
gth-st $ s. 1g0 4. o Avenue y. Siox1'4. xisin
ana Traders Realty Company GCaius. GeoIse ~
sueciac performance: attorney = \ Seidnlaa
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
YOUNG GIRL TWICE SEEKS DEATH.
Attempts Suicide Because Father Did Not
Take Her on Trip.

Piaued because her father did not take her with
him a trip on which he started on Sunday, and
having severe toothache. Josephine Brown twelve
years old, of No. Jas Kosc:sko-st., Brooklyn, made
attempt to Kill herself yesterday AS result
of the second attempt she is in serious condition
in the Bushwick Hospital hut is expected to
cover.
The girl is fond OF her father, and two weeks ago
accompanied him on q business trip When he
went away again and left her behind she became
much depressed. The nervousness brought a
toothache. On her way home from school yesterday
she suddenly lifted a bottle 70 her lips A
panion dashed it from her hands before she had
swallowed any of the carboc acid it contained
On reaching home Josephine turned OF the gas
and lay down on the couch. Mrs Emma Davis. who
lives on the ground floor smelled the gas and
found the girl unconscious.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
MAsoNs STRIKE AGAINST 8 FIRMS.
Charge Violation of Agreement Relative to
Subletting of Contracts

The bricklayers unions which last week renewed
the trade agreement with the Mason Builders AS
socaton by which they will continue to 'eceive 20
cents hour two years ordered strikes against
three mason builders yesterday for violation of
Section of the agreement. This section provides
that union brickIayers cannot work for mason
builders who sublet the installation of the fire
proo1ng brick and that no mason builder can SUD-
let the work.
The strikes are against Sandberg 6, Feek. on
apartment houses in Central Park West; Dowd &
Machlin on a building at No 6S Fulton-st.. and
Patrick Dwyer. on the College of the City of New
York. The two first named firms are members OF
the Mason Builders Association.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

TIE first name is that of the debtor The secos ,s
that of the creditor. and date when judgment va
AutokoIetz. solomon-A. Friedman; October sass
CaTctos Frederic A-D. Poiymero ct al --.,s
Freed. Isiaor-B sehi'sberFer ct a: NoFehi- mrs
cintireund. Isdor-s wenhandler' Nay =. 1871
1899 c,,.oas~ - 1905 100 II
Iieh;b9qrps. Albert Wv T Parker 1aa' .s:ss
Leahy Thomas IN 2 Marco ct al October aS
Is. 1895 -. - ostc-
Myers SsP %. H4s RI = ~a. 4 ,;:s; s;
Penroa. 1i Joel III GOidoerseT; oetoe'r ~a
Rosenblatt. Bsnniaamin-%. Greene e; al; sep Se
ternber 70. 1899. :. -. ,.s :. -
T@ssdls 1radias conpany-F II wrisht Ne LIS
oHgh Rsuid Transi, CompanyF. ] Mepon- ssi 90
aid: August 8. 1905 ---.s-'-'-' $50 IS
Sarne-SaTne. August 5. 1875 ..ss.'.'..'
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
NEW CLAIMANT TO BLAKE ESTATE.

Eugene B. Sullivan. Of No 81 West 14lst-st.,
member Of the firm of Sullivan Brothers. contrac-
tors with offices Philadelphia forward yes
terday as claimant to the estate Of General Robert
Dudley Blake, of Dublin, whose widow died 1ntes-
tate leaving valuable landed properties that have
been in dispute since 1875 A Mrs NJ. Blake, sup
posed to be a remote ancestor of the general, ar
rived in this country last week as second class
passenger of the Baltic Mrs Blake came here to
find certain missing witnesses whom she believes
could aid establishing her rights to the gen
erals estate. Mr.. Sullivan says he believes If he
could meet Mrs Blake they would succeed in
identifying each others interests.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
WARRANT FOR CUBAN LEADER.
DR.. Julian Betancourt To Be Held in Con-
nection with Concealed Arms.

Havana, Nov. 21.--As result of the investi-
CATION into the discovery by the secret police on
Saturday last of a quantity of arms. ammuni-
ton and accoutrements in the suburb of Cerro
a warrant issued to-day for the arrest Of
Dr. Julian Betancourt. Liberal Congressman
from the province of Pnar del Rio. He has not
yet been arrested.
Reports from various rural districts say that
many groups of Liberals talking dehantly
against the government.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
HOUSE CHANGES HANDS
RECENTLY BUILT BIZ MESSRS. HALL ON PLOI AD-
JOINING HOTEL ST. REGIS.
Jefferson M LeUy Acquires "aGHa o""ce-
Big Loft Building To Be Erected in @0th-st

Horace S. Ely & Co. have sold for ". w. & T.
NJ. Hall a client for occupancy No. 12 East 55th-
st. a six story American basement dwelling
house, on plot 27x100.5 feet. 1t adjons the Hotel
st. Regis.
Ex-Congressman Jefferson NJ. Levy has bought
No. 162 William-st.. five story business struct-
ure, a lot "a. t1X6410 feet, from David NJ Sam
uelS. The purchase price about $4,000.
NJ. & L. Hess have sold for Francis E. Woodbury.
No. "a West 2eth-st. four story building, on a
lot 25x92 feet. The buyer will erect on the site
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

141st-st s. 50 it of Amsterdam ave; for
twelve story brick dwelling houses loN0Z'
rlfheH rfftHct Feai'S Do''t'aAS .S216.
3d-ava. 5. 500 IT OF 1o3d-st. fer six story
brick fathouse and store 501ox9I; Cohen .o
owner: Bernstein & Bernstein archlte.ts. -, 'o'
Cioerck-st W s. 1901 It S of Broome-st; for a
seven story brick loft, 1T.5xJos; Fisher -
Lewis owner: c. \ Mullner. architect. .---- 10.
34tt-st n $ 325 II of 5th-ave; for six story
brick store. 25x114.G; + e Smith. owner; IN
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
GUILTY, VERDICT FOR CHILD SLAYER.
Gustave Dinser, Who Killed Little Girl, To
Be Sentenced on November 49,

The jury in the case of Custave Dinser, charged
with the murder of Gertrude Hyland, two years old.
returned a verdict of murder in the second degree
early this morning The counsel for the defence
made the usual motion for q new trial, and Judge
Rosalsky set November e the date for its ar
g1Ient and also the date for sentence. Dinser was
then taken back to the Tonbs.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
TO SHORTEN AIR LINE ROUTE.
Improvements Under Way Will Make Posi-
BILE 4-Hour New-York-Boston Schedule
fBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

New-Haven, Conn. Nov. N-It was stated to-day
that when the improvements to be made by the
New-York, New-Haven and Hartford Railroad on
the Air Line division have been completed the road
will be miles shorter than ii now Is Ihe
III esent route between New-York and Boston is
twenty two miles shorter than the Shore Line. The
betterment viii be completed in TWO years and
will make the four-hour New-York- Boston express
possible The New Haven is merge the Air Line.
which il now rents The New-Haven road owns
sSsS 500 of the common stock of the Air Line, or
a hut SI47I0
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

s9th-st No 321 20 423 East; Frank Hilinaa and
Joseph CioIding loan Morris =. Weiss.
4Ath-st g. s. AZ II. Of 9th-ave-, 44x1c0,4; Isa-
Nelnatein
223d-st n g. go n Of 4th-ave.. 25x1o0: q.
DE Witte Clocke loans Joseph Maiczowskt.
1S9th-st n. p. 100 r. or Lenox- ave, 12'x39.n II:
Sender Jarmulowsky leans Barnett Harnturger
f22d-st., 3 s.. leo Il ". Of Amsterdam-ave,. JOCK
81 Tx tgrcg: Realty Mortgage Company, Etnan-
ne! HellneT and Noses J. Wolf loan Isaac HuT-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
REPORTED LEASES.

S Osgood Pen & Co have leased No As 5th-
ave- for Elizabeth NJ. Anderson to foreign pict
ure house, and No. u West 36th-st, for Mrs Rich
ard Irwin, for Il term of years to L. Narcotic q
Co now at No. 4l5 5tl-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Fltzabeth-st. No Il: jacob Perlman against 10
seph Goldman; July Il 1908. 05....................
tst-st. No CO. Abraham Dan against Morris Rosea
ct al; August l. 1905. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
WILL IMPROVE aaD-sT. PARCEL.

The Eastman Kodak Company has Bought fror'
BENJAMIN f. Mayer a vacant lot, No 239 West
23d-st.. 2x9S.9 feet and from Mnna G. Lowenstein
No 237 West 2Sd-st, three story dwelling house,
2OX9S9 feet. It will the premises an eight
story building be used exclusively for its husi-
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
BUYS HOME OF HEIGHTS CLUB.

An operator has bought the nome of the Heights
Club three story brownstono dwelling house, on
plot 75x90 feet at the northwest corner of 14Cth-
ST and St Nicholas-avc An apartment house
will be built the site.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

s7th-st n e. 175 II of 3d-age 45xf0OS Henry
Weyand Louis G Book; mortgage $50. .o0O -.
Waton-age, corner lz2d st. 5s.Tx- Annie
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
Country Property for Sale or to Let.

IyOR SALE AND To LET--FIve hrst-clasS toII aIo.s
II brick hats, and six rooms and 'a.u - -.1s
investments: t-olleys convenient LOT az! ii-,,aye
Nretf ffnhnken.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

$1,000 ................... .
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
SAIII. OF LAND.
PURSUANT To \ RESOLUTION OF Tur

OFFICE OF THE STATE ENGINEER AND sJrRyEYocc
Albany, n 8 '"'
November 20th iss
PURSUANT To \ RESOLUTION OF Tur
Commissoners OF the Land Office passed at 4. n..,
ing held the 25th day Of October 1895 ana b. 80
OF power vested IN me by law shan oer for sals f-
cash, public auction. the York PeaI E,....
Salesroon Nos IA AMI 16 Nesey Street in the F5-ss
Of Manhattan. in the CITY and State OF SeV yo-t
Wednesday. the 10th day Of January 1906 az 70 co!
noon. by James l. Wells auctoneer all the tits - ~,
State Of New York in the following parcels OF lana -
uated in TIE Borough Of The Bronx city and C9unt j,
New York. known as Parcel "a. lots ( 4 q
and and Parcel p or lots Nos. .. 10 IL Il snj
1S, and Parcel &C lots Nos. II Is Is II ana IL
entitled Map Of property belonging to WIn
ogden G'ies Kingsbridge Heights 24tH Ward New Y5E
city made by John @. Van Horne. Civil EnsI1asr a5t
city Surveyor filed a. 1895 in the Rerjstsrs
Office. New York County. Map Number 40s The lot
about e feet wide front and ard about i6
the Land Map Of the CITY of New York
TERMS OF SALE.-Ten per Of the purchase prirs
and the auctiOneers snd saesroOm fees 5e paid i,
cash the time and place OF sale The of
purchase price be paid within sixty days: the pr
receive Qut-clam patent upon production o,
Treasurer's receipt in fun pay uent and the
Of sale the Engineer surveyor r
said lands. HENRY \. VAN AI.STYNE
State Engineer and Surveyor
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
NEw-JERSEY

C,PIENDID FIobol5en corner Factory Site rear Isr
= ries: 73x1OO all improved railroad siding tacAus'
cnly So 500 KRUSE 3l4 1st-st.. Hoboken.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
FURNISHED APARTMENTS to Let.

4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT prf
L. vate bath: with without meals. including meals
two s25 weekly; one. SIS. ALABAMA, Is E. 11th 81
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
LIS PENDENs.

Lot l2e amended map OF prouxwooa Park. Williams
New-York tribune., 1905-11-22
auction Sales of Real Estate.

OFFICE OF THE STATE ENGINEER AND sJrRyEToc
Albany, \. :
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-12-30

The Nickel Plate Road. with It's east
ern connections-.the Delaware Lacka-
wanna & Western and West Shore and
Boston * Maine Railroads. consider
ed by those who have patronlzed II az
a most desirable line between Chicago
and New York, Boston and other east
ern points, and takes It's place among the
lirst.class lines leading eastbound from
Chicago, 1t ~ operating three through
first-class trains, all daily, and equipped
with modern improvements. for the
convenience and comforts OF the trav-
cling public, and has succeeded. to a
remarkable degree, in pleasing Its pat
rons, growing in popularity every day.
on, OF It's attractive features and
thoroughly appreciated by the travelling
public, IA It's dining-car service, meals
being served on American Club Plan,
ranging in price from S5c to $780, also
service la carte. Colored porters are
In charge to look after the comforts OF
passengers in coaches. and especially to
assist ladies' travelling with children. No
excess fare on any train on the Nickel
Plate Road. All passenger trains arrive
at and depart from the La Sale Street
station, corner Van Buren, q La Sale
Streets. Chicago. the only passenger
station in Chicago on the Elevated
Loop When going east try the Nickel
Plate Road. City Tickle. Office, III
Adams ST., Chicago.