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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01

Taking into consideration its wealth
and the high standing OF many of its
members. the French Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Animals gets
small results i'm proportion to its ex-
penditures. II accomplishes little In di-
minishing cruelty in Paris. The so
ciety seems to consider that its main
purpose Is to reward people who do
good to animals, instead of devoting all
its energies to Furnishing those who are
cruel. Every year thousands of francs
are expended in gold. silver and bronze
medals to concierges h adopt stray
cats or to journalists who write an oc-
casional article preaching humanity.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01

Wood county IL to have the first
seedless, apple nursery In the state.
The Spencer Seedless Apple company,
Incorporated recently, with a capital
stock OF 100000. has purchased a tract
Of land at Perrysburg. which will he
planted with l25.OOO seedlings.-Cin-
cinnati ENQUIRER.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01

Captain John b. Aulin was employed
as a pilot at Port Arthur when the war
broke out and the Russians detained
him. His wife, in Oakland, CAL, who
did not lear from him for a year. be-
lieved he had deserted her and got IL
divorce. The other day he returned
with $25 5000 that he had earned plotting
during the siege, and now there will
be q remarriage.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01

Statistics published in Spain state
that during 1904 nearly 10000 bulls
were killed In bull fights. The bulls
killed about 10000 horses. The best
and most valuable bulls for the arena
are raised on the vast estates Of the
duke OF Wragua. in Andalusia. who
has made a fortune out Of this busi-
ne0e.-LOndon Globe.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01

Swallows and house martins build by
sticking together pellets of prepared
road mud. Most of the material is OBJ
tanned from the drying puddles on the
high roads. Ii not mixed with anything
else the tendency of these pellets would
be to rumbl when dry. But the
swallow tribe is supplied with IA mu-
cOus secretion which enables II to gum
h particles together. The swallows
nests, from which the Chinese birds
nest soup" Is made, are constructed of
this mucous matter only. An Indian
swallow which builds little boat shaped
nests against The trunks of lofty trees
practically makes them of dried saliva.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01

Sir Robert Douglas has opened a
magnificent exhibition of a r manu-
scripts IN the kings library Of the Brit
ish museum. at London. 1t includes
many precious volumes bound In gold,
silver and ivory. a bible Of the year
1lo3, many manuscripts on palm
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01
She MadA Good.

Houston Post: Il don't see what
sense there Is in you women dressing
90 expensively?'
That's just the way papa used to
talk"
'Talks that way yet. doesn't hep"
mo. indeed; when 1 caught you he
admitted hat there was method In my
Madness
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01
The MuIe's Mieeion.

Atlanta Constitution: Don't swear
q the mule, Bill.' said the old Georgia
armer THAT ole mule, as stubborn
an. wea~therbeaten as he looks. keeps
.onn a college learnin' how ter play
FOOTBALL q speak Greek!"'
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01
WAS 800 YEARS OF AGE.
A Veteran Of the Turtuis Family Cap
tured Near Aberdeen.

Aberdeen, S. D.. May 26.-Whiie fish,
ing In the ELM river. p. c. Waters and
X. T.. Rasmussen caught a swapping
turtle which measured fOrty-three
inches from tip to tip, t~wenty-four
inches across the "a M weighed
fifty-five pounds. The Z OF h rcp-
tile Is estimated at 300 ears.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01

A complete and most up to date
crematOry will be exhibited at the
forthcoming art exposition at Dresden.
0errlany. This model crematory will
be equipped with the latest scientific
appliances. M IL to cost about $685.
900. The number OF crematories is
steadily and largely increasing
throughout GERMANY.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01
M;sled bv the Sound.

Pittsburg Post: Farmer Geehaw-
What's your gal doin' in the city?
Farmer Giddap-Studyin' pyro-
graphy.
Farmer Geehaw-well. I'm glad to
hear she's learnin' suthin' useful. Kin
she make a furst-class pie yet?
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01

preferred to anything larger. After select.
ing the box make a frame three inche,
wide nail around thee edge of the box.
Inen bore a fsw holes in one end Of the
box. Then make a frame to Al sn,,.is,
over the box. see the upper ilustra flor IN
the cut. n fasten hopA on IT.. Cover this
nooped frame with unbleachei musI,n
lacking the muslin to the frame and "a H.
erins It In At the ends ~ Indicated. The
frame covered with the muslin will mt
Dreak the top OF soft Pants and It IA read.
ny constructed. This framed cover rests
upon the tnree-inch frame which wa srst
III .o0at the oox n viii o readily sl:p
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01

Reports from Iowa say that X
Speaker Henderson is "a much broken
nan although only 65 years old. He
has been in California during the win
ter with his wife and daughter and has
passed much of the time in a wheel
chair. Hhis interest i'm the public
questions over which his position was
once SO controlling is slight. Il guess
III boys down there will do about what
Is right" was his remark last winter
to a reporter who tried to get from him
some opinion as to the policies which
should prevail.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01

Since Zola's death. says IA French
contemporary. Anatole France seems
to be the most prominent and most
read author. OF some of his novels no
less than from seventy five to eighty
six editions have already appeared. and
the demand for some of his stories is
growing to such an extent that new
editions are constantly being printed.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01
OF Greater Importance.

Chicago News: But l think you should
marry the tall blonde" said the young
man with the bi. can 'She can arrange
her hair beautifully"
Bother her hair!'' exclaimed the prac-
teal young man. II want a girl who can
arrange q beefsteak beautifully"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01
Noise and Credit.

Washington Star: DE man dat
makes de mos noise in dis worl'," said
Uncle Eben, sometimes gifts de credit
fob what other people manage TO do
In spite OF his disturbance"
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01
Rat Bite. Kin Babe.

Columbus. Ohio. May 1.-THE one-month-
old child Of Henry Yantes. which was Bit
ten by a rat about a week ago. died to-
day. The baby had been left alone In the
cradl by its mother when the rat bit Its
face in many places.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01
old.1ima Enthusiasm.

Baltimore American: There Is no
doubt that the old-time enthusiasm in
baseball is reviving. The crowd lately
wanted to kill a player in Philadelphia
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01

~ aesd Piso's Curs for Copsumr
~ I'll good results. Il IL ali rirht.
~ y; Hsns1. Rsx 60, rostorda, one
~. W0A
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01

Lake BIwa II the only large sheet Of
fresh water In Janan worthy Of men-
s1ipn. II - fhtrty.six inilen long. twelve
Ullee wtde. and IL greatest Depth shout
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01

Write to-day to Allen s. Olmsted. lie Roy,
y. L.. for q FREE sample Of Aliens Foot
Ease. a powder to shake into your shoes.
u cures tired. :weating. hot, swollen, ach-
4 certain cure for Corns and Bunions. All
Druggists and Shoe storee cell Il. 25c.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01

WRINKLES are poet,cally termed By the
japanese waves q old age."
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01
hioher Criticism.

New York Sun: Santa Claus-They
are teaching folks that l am not true.
Jon~ah-Shake, old man.
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01
cocoANuT BUTTER.

Mrs. Winslow.s SOOTHING erhut for children
teething; s0Stens the gums. reduces ~
~ pain. cures wind cnlir D, cent o bottle
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01

then fix a little corner where there -
some dry and rather sandy soil IN WHICH
they can dust and sun themselves. lnese
habits will fix themselves quickly II tnes
are started soon enough and the chieN
will make all the better pullet ana heli VI
Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1905-06-01
pea,sHEs IN A WELL.
rwe.Ysar.oid Boy crawts Under Plat.
koesn and II Enund Dad.

washington Springs, 8. D., May S.-Ihs
2-year-cld son Of Hudson Horsley. living
In Cherry township. was yesterday
drowned In q Mr:!. One Of the stones with
whach tie well vas walled up had slipped
from IT. place. leaving = ANAL opening un-
der the platform. through which Il y sup
posed the child must have crawled.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Gerald NJ Borden. vice-president of the American
Smelling and Refining Company. is the buyer of
No ~ East 5lst-st.. recently sold.
The Mishkind- -Feenberg Realty Company has
bought No. rs suffolk-st. from E. Friedman. 1t is
a six story fathouse 25x10O feet.
Louis Iese has sold to Cohen & Levinson No. Ill
East 120th-st five story hathouse on lot 25xlOO11
feet
Schneider e. Bachrach have bought through NJ
Kahn & Co. the frame dwelling house, plot
5OxlOOn feet on the north side Of 1l5hst. 200 feet
east of 2d-ave.
Louis Rinaldo has sold to Paul Tumeneln No. 123
Eczabeth-st a six story tenement house. on lot
25xS0 feet
Winslow S. Pierce has sold No. 10 West 5sth-st
a four story and basement brownstone front dwell
ing house, lot 20x10O5 feet.
Charles F. Duross has sold for John j. Clarke
Nos and l6l East 123d-st, two five story double
hathouses. plot O.. l.9Xl0O1l feet.
Harris & Tmble have sold 10 s B. Cohen No 16l
East S9th-st.. five story hathouse, lot 25x0ol1
feet.
Louis Lese has bought from Anshel Garmise and
others No 242 East 114th-st., a four story single
fathouse lot 21x10011 feet. Mr.. Lese recently
bought No. PA, adjoining.
Samuel Pfeiner and others have sold No 10 TO
"a East 1O4th-st., three three story dwelling houses
six story hathouse.
Sophie Horfberg and others have sold Nos 542
and 54i East 62d-sI., two two story dwelling houses
plot 26 sx102.2 feet to F. H Nodler, who owns
feet. Two six story hathouses will be erected on
the plot.
r l. Browns Sons have sold for James Morris
to Edward Smith the lot 8xl50 feet on the east
side OF Grand Boulevard and the Concourse run
ming through 20 Carroll place 1870 feet OF Nc
Clellan-st
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
USED JEWELRY As SCENT.
Thief IN Hare and Hound Chase
ThrOugh Harlem.

Residents Of Harlem We're treated to a thief
chase Of several blocks yesterday afternoon.
The chase extended from 139th-st. up Lenox-
ave. to 144th-st.. and ended in a cellar on that
street
Mrs. Laughlin. janitor Of the apartment house
at No. 131 West 139th-st-. the fourth
floor when she saw man descending, carry
ing a bundle. He had passed her when she
realized that he might be a thief. Mrs Kate
Denny, who lives on the third floor, came out
and the women started after the man.
He jumped out Of the second story window 10
me areaway.
The women kept after him. but went TO the
street 10 catch the trail again The crowd
following him increased. PatrolmRn Quinn took
part in the chase.
While running the man threw away various
pieces Of jewelry which the women collected
and turned over TO the police They included
watch, crucifix. opera glasses, and some
smaller 5ewelry. jimmy and a bunch of
keys were also picked up.
The man said he was Frank Sullivan, and
lived at a cheap lodging house. The property
was identified as belonging to Professor Lee
Hammer of the New-York University who lives
on the top floor Of the 139th-st. house
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
TO OPERATE OLD STEWART ROAD.
It Will Be Made Part of the Long Island
Electrical System.

A. 7. Stewards old railroad line. running from
Flushing to Garden City. is to be rebuilt by the
Long Island Railroad Company and made part OF
its electrical system. The Stewart railroad
abandoned in 1871 after being operated for about
four years. and since that time the line has
been given over to weeds and trees. The best part
Of the road remaining is old tunnel in Flush
ing and shops the Flushing Meadows.
1t after Mr. Stewart had purchased a large
section OF Hampstead Plains and had made plans
to create garden spot for exclusive homes that
he realized the necessity of good railroad facilities
He tried to get the Long Island Railroad Com
pany to build spur TO Garden City but his efforts
In that direction were a failure Commandins
ample financial resources. Mr.. Stewart then de-
cided TO build and operate his road His
gineers found that the available rights of Kay
were held by rivals and that to build the Stewart
and for most Of the way and require some heavy
excavations well heavy grading.
The cars and engines the StewG.t road were
the best money could procure at that time, and it's
roadbed was away ahead of any thing in the rail-
road line the island. From what be learned
Of the plans in connection with the rebuilding of
the line and its operation by electricity the Long
Island Railroad Officials realize that the old road
runs through of the best country in Queens
Borough and Nassau County. and they great
development for the land if II had good transporta-
ton facilities.
A large force of men are now at work at different
points along the old line repairing the embank-
mcnts and filing them in wherever necessary.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
TWO ESCAPE FROM BRIG.
Jackies' Sac Through Bars and
Get Aseay, Though Honed.

Norfolk. Va. Aug 22.-Patrick Kelly. alias
Thomas Kenny fireman. second class. and
Irwin H. Moore, fireman, first class. escaped
from the receiving ship Richmond here yester-
day.
The men were in the brig on board the re-
ceiving ship awaiting trial this morning before
a general court martial on the Franklin. Kelly
is charged with having been discharged un-
desirable from the navy seaman on board
the training ship Hartford last year. under the
name of Thomas Kenny. and with, fraudulently
re-enlisting. Moore is charged with having de-
serted from the torpedo boat destroyer
Stewart
The men made out of one of the steel
bands used in keeping the hat in shape. and
succeeded in saving through two steel bars
one inch square. over the port hole. then drop
ping into the water with the leg irons and
making their escape to shore. general search
instituted. but II is thought some one out
side arranged to have a boat near TO row them
off
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
MECHANICS LIENS.

s2d-st. No SIS East: Elias Nieberg agt Fanny
Klein, owner and contractor. .--.
2d-ave. No l26; Michael Fuchs ast Lisety Orpheum
Company, owner; Alexander PindekOwsky. con-
tIactOt
Amsterdam-ave. n corner 13Sth-st. 90. lOxloO;
? Sherwood & Co agt James @ Wallace,
OWNER ana contractor . O. .
Parker ave. No 81; William Schulz agt John
Verro. owner; Allard. contractor --------..-..-
" oodycrest-ave, s, 66S. IL It Of I6Sth-st, BOX
100 9x17. .6x1OO; Vfncenzo S4rrfteTa a9t Thecqler
Wendell. owner; Albert c Squier, contractor.
Lenox-ave, No 34T; Alfred Beyrodt aat Thomas
and Anna Habicht. owners; Frank Capadalupo.
contractor Observation-Disclosures ..-..............
Avenue A. corner 14th St. 96x24; Charles
GreenbaIm agt Morris Okun. owner and con-
As1s ~ . ssi a. c,ris.
Greenbaum ast Morris Okun, and con-
tractor -.-.- $4,000
176th-st, S, 100 II of Amsterdam-av 1T5x
80 IL; James De Fago agt Winslow Realty Com
pany. owner and contractor. --.-.-..-.....
Avenue A, Nos 1885 and 19sT Tobias Schwartz
agt Louis LoeTenton. owner and contractor.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Rosen Abraham, to " Cox: Rivirgton-st 8 :
5s1 II Of Allen-st; due Nov IL. 1905; per
Edgar. Edward. 10 Parr; Hath ST. 100 II
Of Amsterdam-ave; years; per cent.
Jamson Richard H. to II Kelly; 22sth-st. $ e
corner 4th- ave: years, 5ie per cent.
Jones. Edward. 70 f. II Sears. Summit-ave.
892 II n from Renwlck property; years; Q
per ..........
Goodstein Harry, 10 Z Klatzel and another:
7th- ave. No 1870 due Jan l. 1910: per cent
Barry. John F 20 II F Mahoney i11st-st. n 3.
$50 IT Of 81 Nicholas- ave; Years; per cent
Rosenweig. Victor. 10 Weiss; Madson-st. n $.
100 II of Scammell-st; instalments; per cent
Nalleau Frances NJ. TO Sterling Realty Company
2sth st. 5. 443 n OF 5th-aye; prior mort
gage. s5S,00o; year per cent. .............
Iarkin, Maria. TO II Guion and another Eagle
ave, No 6Tb years 5Ia per cent .............
Won Skal. Johanna. To luder Hanken Prospect
ave. No I.sl7: prior mortgage. s4Coo; years.
schuster Bertha. 10 P V schuster; iTth-st. $ $.
~ n " Of Avenue a year. 3 pcr cent ........
Mandelbaum. II. and another 10 LAWYERS Title
Insurance and Trust Company; 105th-st No lOT
East. due August 81 1905; 5i1 per cent. ........
Kiernan, John 10 Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Company Greenwich-st 3 eS II . Of
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

84th-st.. Nos 24o and 242 East, sOxsss; Ella
Nos 70 los Siis ana 1io Ss Ms cP ~
Eecg copany saa 100
"aTsEey sE RaSs T0i " Wr and ess 3 10 cssp
1o5h Ne o7 ass1ss Ras Nse Xnaer TO OO
Harris Mnndelbaum and another: mortgage. ,oo
s4sh s, No az to a2i East. O. 8T6s.o seymour
Realty Company to Theodore Joseph and an
113th-st No 226 East 15xlooi 10: b Yetter to
11st6-st s. i25 II W Of Istesve 25xio0Io;
10 '3 "a East S7sd Somon Levy to
sf aas30 Has % rs and and 44hs sai @ s 100
Hofberg Frederick Nader; mortgage. go
wTs6s @ .S1i5 E9naa%ys d RiSs5.;S 5TlS aS
GeofEe BeerboweT to city Of New-YorS 5000
nand PTochazSl to George FESchazSa 40
Peari-st 10 5i6 q Sxio5; Ella Woodford to
William KeiigS moEtgsge s8S 800 s..,.
81 10o United states Realty and
2dSs' ST. n 5 lot ~ map Unionport i0o1ios;
PTospectqys. 10 Is7 25xlOo LgdsS g 9oo Han 100
osth SP !0s' 90 IT n Of ~ tndn0a2s Ha;S-S Sz1oS
ssh 4i5 # v q oh ave; 29x9Ss sterling
Fss5 Essl'y $40 S9%Tany oo to Frances Vaeau; mort 100
26fhes nos 14s and 145 East As 4xsse; L H
ward referee, to Joseph L BussenWieser mort ,oooo
7sdast, 10 6.sfs AS East, 2azio2 q John
's Rempns so * s5a * E-a5y s tS
SIS, 100
schuster. individual aad executor, to Bertha
Fqlto95s' lot 10 5se e5 s,I, reaaeld;
Simpson to William p Mccarthy
15Oth-st. $. $50 Courtlandt- ave, 25xIOO.
1920 st, 10 't 81 West i5x9o IL Charlotte Hasorf
52d-si $ 400 # " Of 9th ave 5Oxioc5: Bern
hard Rosenstock to Philip Rosenbaum ct al
s2d-st, No IS west, 17x1ooS; Emanuel Helner ct
al 70 Nanette Weber; mortgage. $4,000 100
Edward Friedman: mortgage $475OO. ....--..... 100
Nos 90 and 9Si2 East. S7-6X1O0 10; Bernard
2d~ave, 62.l1 f. n of 5iths 81, o9x6o .; Samuel
A Schif Hannah Schiff. .............. 100
Same property; Hannah \ schin to Samuel \
2Sth-st 5 corner ith-ave io5x114 wakedoid:
John H Kelly 70 Jamson. .:........
1s7 and ISIS. Section . ST Raymond
Park H Clarence to Annie Suda; mortgage,
1sthIst $ 302 It Of 9th ave 73x1o3 3: Abing
ton Warehousing Company 10 Eliza J Bagot
Same property; Eliza Bagot to Catharne
ssd St n 8 125 # W Of 1Oth-ave 225xos Ok ir-
regular; Henry Haywood 70 Hayward Bros *
same property; Heyward Bros & Wakefield Com
pany Louis f Carlton aI...................
Lots II and Is. map 100 lots Daily estate: Felix
De Mary Maroon ....................
% and as. map ST Raymond Park same TO
2soth-st = soe It " Of White Plains Road
25x114 Wakefield: Irving Realty Company to
Pandofo; mortgages $. .OO0. ........... 100
2afst9st 3 sos II W Of White Plains Road
25x114 Wakefield: same TO Enrico CarrneIo
7th-ave No 1870 25xIOO: John c KIatzI 10
Harry Goodsten; nortcaEe S2S 900 ......---.. 100
Broadway n l5lst-st 90 i1xl5O; I-ni1ue
Realty Company 70 John G Rodgers mortgage
,,ztb $500 100 u Of Amsterdam m ave o loo
100 ii: benjamin Parr and another trustees to
E1ward Edgar; all title 100
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
FOR THREE HOUSES, S1S6,OOO.
EACH SIX STORY APARTMENT STRUCTURE IN
14OTHST, NEAR LENOX-AVE
To Build Seuen Tenement Houses at Cost of 31 900 Edgombe
Black SAID To BE Member of Nc Syndicate
14OTH-ST., NEAR LENOX-AVE

The Prescott Realty Company has sold. through
the Columbia Board of Brokers (Peter Axelrad.
manager. and Edward E Polak. secretary. three
new six story apartment houses. each on n plot
Al 1sx99.11 feet the north side Of 140thst.. 200
feet east of Lenox-ave. The purchase price
s1s6 900.
F. c. Candee. jr., will build seven five story brick
tenement houses. 4OxSS3 feet each the west
side of Edgecombe- 233 feet north of 141st-st.
cost of 1921, 00O G. A. Meyers is the architect.
The plans filed yesterday.
-. Queens Borough DEVELOPMENT Company. in
which Governor Frank s. Black. Congressman
James Sherman of Utica. and other up-Staters are
said TO be interested, has been organized. with
capital Of s585.o00 and has bought a tract Of
eral hundred east of Jamaica.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
ADMITS STEEL co. TO BRIDGE SUIT
Justice Giegerich Grants Application Of
Pennsylvania's Counsel.

Justice Ciegerich, in the Supreme Court yester-
day granted the application of the PENNSYLVANIA
Steel Company to intervene co-defendant in the
suit brought by Peter A. Gage as a taxpayer to
restrain Bridge Commissioner George E. Best from
awarding the contract 70 build the superstructure
of the new Manhattan Bridge TO that company
John W. Hutchinson. counsel for the steel COM
pany. told the justice that his client had perfect
right TO intervene, the contract had been
awarded to them but the temporary injunction OBJ
tatned few days ago restrained the Bridge Com
missioner from signing II.
In a second motion, applied for both by the City
OF NewYork and the steel company, TO increase the
bond Of the plaintiff 10 $500 0O the justice reserved
decision.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-23
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

White Plains Road S. 75 IT OF 2+2d-st; two
story frame dwelling houses. 12Sx4l2; A 3 -
Jennings owner and architect 81
Hancock-st, q. 225 IL n OF Columbus two
story frame dwelling houses. 22x52; Martha
Knauf. owner; B Ebeling. architect. =
West Farms Road. $ 1908 II OF Bronx PARK
ave: three two story frame DWELLING houses 16S .
IIsbfg-ave W s 800 fl 9 OF 26Oth-st: story
frame dwelling house 20xS5; Joh2 H OBrien.
owner John Kennedy. architect l.
Middletown Road n 3 so It of Pilgrim
story and attic frame dwelling house, OK
50: Gertrude Baxter, owner; Louis FAX.
1g5th-st n Q corner Marion-ave; four story brick
tenement house. IS. 9xs2 I; f Flags owner; -
G W Flags, architect. o.
13Sth-st n $. 19t 13 II q Of Southern Boulevard;
four six story brick tenement houses. 5GSNS''
Walther & Wetzer. owners; George + remain 80
architects Io<'
139th-st 3 $ I5OIas II OF BrOok-ave; hve story
brick tenement house oOXSS; Stursberg hea4ly
Company owner; George F Pelham. architect o.
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brick tenement houses. 81 6XeO seven SI-6x
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tenement house. 49.5asNsS-l; Prospect Avenue
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architects q"
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H Thorne. owner, r Serviss, architect .
and one-half story frame dwelling house Pix
so; Phillip McCovern. owner; Albert Z DAVIS .
architect o
Kossuth-ave $ so n Of Matilda-stt one
story frame stable. 13X1S; Edward I Nordnan,
owner; Joseph Holman, architect .s'...'.-'.