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New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
MANY AT POULTRY SHOW.
Pleased Because None of the Fire
Thousand Birds Are I'LL.

The Poultry Show. In Madison Square Garden,
drew an especially large CROWD. yesterday. As
soon as the doors were opened the visitors began
TO arrive BY noon the Garden was ven filed. The
management is especially pleased becausA OF the
large number OF birds in the show. some ave yhou-
sand none have been H.
A number Of clubs held their meetings YESTERDAY
in connection with the show.
A feature that particularly interested the women
and children the incubator exhibit The chicks
from the egg TO state OF health and strength.
Were shown plainly.
There were number OF buyers at the show yes
terday making offers for valuable exhibits. Several
or them attended the recent show St. Louis
and said the New-York show far excelled it.
Following were among the awards made yester-
day:
Poultry classes Cbs-red Plymouth Rock cock,-First
c. H Latham, Lancaster. Mass; second Sound CTn
Poultry Yards Milford Conn. third. Gardner & Dunlng
class 12s C.nse comb black Leshorr ccck)-First sec
ond aud third. z G. Wyekor, Ithaca. y. y
ossining, y. Y; second. Poultry Farm
Mantaxh Long Island third. Rowland P. Ksasbey.
York CITY
Class S4s Drown game bantam puIlet,-Ffrst Fred
Jr Riverdale; third. Havemeyer Brothers Mshwah. "
Class s44 (Sed Pyle bantam. cocl-F1rst.
meyer Brothers. Mahwah y J.. second. Congdons Ban
tam Yards. Oak Lawn. Il. l.; third. Frank II. Hodges,
Bank. N j
Class 56s DUR cochin eockerer-F1rst John 2 Ho-
meyer. Middle Village. n. Y; secord ROose Brothers.
Danoury. Conn. third, Charles u. Smith Brooklyn
Class 4O5 Japanes. black tailed hen)-First. oxs &
Mcneil. IOnn Canada. second. Linden Poultry Yards.
Class Qisht Brahuna bantam cockereD-Frst Wa
Hayden Hartford Conn. second George W HilIson.
Armenia. N Y; third. D Lincoln Orr, OTr's Mills. y Y
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
FLEECE F4MTSHED MEN.
Charge Big Price for Food on Stalled
Train-Track Clear.

Eastport Long Island. Jan. 5.-After being stalled
q, drift in the Shnnecock Hills for about twenty
hours a train on the Long Island Railroad was dug
out at o clock this morning and proceeded on its
u,av west Most OF the passengers had made their
way back to Southampton by walking i've miles
through the snow but few remained on the train
NTH the crew The trainmen had their luncheOns
with them and they divided the food with the
hungry passengers but 1t did pot go far and both
passengers and traiumen were half famished when
The train was finally dug out. Seferal snQwploughs
thar had been sent to aid the stalled train got stuck
fast themselves in the big drifts. bUt the men
hoard managed after great exertiOn to free them.
well as the train
Intense indignation prevails here over the mean
res~ Of some men living Southampton who
3,1St before midnight last night reached the snow
stalled train and eNacted exorbitant prices for the
seant provisions which they brought After II p m,
uyhrn the water became exhausted and snoR could
NOT be shoveled in sufficient quantities 10 replen-
ish H. the cars became intensely cold. sleigh was
sent and removed the lone woman passenger to
ofrrl,a u7utO
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06

Mrs W G. May has sold No West Ons-hun-
dred-and- hird-St.. three story and base
rnent brOwnstone frCnT dwelling house lot OK
100 II feet adjoining the south corner of Mt. Nor
ris Park West
The Greene & Taylor Company has sold for =
K NJ Williams TO a client for occupancy. No. IS
West End-ave.. a four story dwelling house on loE
22x1O0 feet near Eighty-hftn-st
Daniel B Freedman has sold No s. Rivsrsids
Drive. four story dwelling house, a lot Bsxso
feet.
Moses Ktuzler has bought and resold Nc. 30 East
Eighty-hfth-st.. old building lot &5x1022 feet
Adolph Nandsi and Moses kinZier have sold NO.
S24 80 East One-hundrsd- and twenrv-d -dfth-st
plot s5x1o0u n. 70 Cohen & SavOsky. who viii i'm
prove at
Cartel q Mo1 have bought the southeast corner
OF WadsYorth-avt-. and -hUndred-and-e eighty
sccond-st-, ? lot 5xlso feet and from aoram Bach
zach the plot. 50xse feet. adjoining IN the sfreec
east Osborne Smith & Co were the brokers. The
same firm haS bought the lot Z5xl00 feet At mo
southeast corner OF AudubOn-ave and Oue-hu1-
dred-and- ghtieth-st-- through James r. Water-
low the plot 5s'x00 feet the north side 0f one
hundred-an -linLh-sr 100 feet OF ST
NichOlas-ave.
e Y. Pescia & Co have leased for Louis Chauser
No. SIS 10 80 East Seventy -siXth-sr.. three Avs
story nath0uses. for dve years aggregafs
rental OF So 90
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
TWO FAvoRrTEs WIN AT OAKLAND.

San Francisco. Jan. 5.-Two favorites won al oak
land to-day Mocorito a. 20 !. beat the favorite.
AIao by thres-q Isrters OF length. Robert Mitch
eL almost lost his field. winning by nine lengths
Inc summary.
Fst rsoe ;sx fuTlozgE-aocorio. lO3 fAcBrtde). 70
:. Woa. Alrnc CIrsHerzl. 70 second; Eippons1
zoe EUl!uaa) y J.. third Time 1-ls1s. The Cure
=. Dem StSWaroess. bslEfle, Golden
Buck a Lazy ana Royal SWesDslskes also ran
Second raco lseVe1 fsrOnEEkbrabel lO2 egreenneiol
% 70 won: Cilnshar Jos fAlsTfe) % 70 J. tsc3nq.
Haven Kun. lO1 CDay.sJ Z 70 J. thiro Time, lt<s-z
EraEk Fearoe KuDellk. Supuroa. Queen. teI.zsnee
A115rita Eilurtan Barfd1- Ma1Uels Wistar1a, Young
Fe.peg and ThoTDlsie also Tel- . -.
race fsix furcngEItc5eTt Mitchell 100 tAIAt-
~ j won. sweet kitty Beilars. Io4 goaesj, 40 %
second: Prince Zuiu 100 li5elgesel3 70 Q Ihlra'
Tine l.l4E Andvari. The Reprooate Edna slli1 an
CecarJaEg Besrsldn, Gendene, Il Eaisafo' ben ETC
Julas south Niha and Pearl Waters also ran
FoLrTh fnve furloGgsl-ssd sara ia tsner"oool
20 !. NausErc lI4 Davis 70 = secono. 80
iias 100 Czunzj 70 third Tine. me 1.O.1is -
Fffh mile and SEVENTY ysrds)Angle los tDselsg
4 won. AdirozdacL iDz fJrayeEst, 10 > seoona.
Rene 102 fEcBride) 20 J. third Time. l.4o71
NoScE T. y. Eirhg. Theodore L, AoGenfo E1oealt- %
Young Mario Nlgor0so ard 1rapaeiter ahe 80.
sxtk Cave sz1 one-hs1 farlonsf) ys, = -
eo4 1OneE) 20 2 Sn1ithy t2Ane +'- .hsrz
: I>cSH1. DAVID Eoiane. lOs CSoElneF'' :" '
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
BIG VACANT LAND DEAL.
Clark Estate Sells Forty-si.r Lots to
Realty Leaders.

One of the largest deals IN vacant land in the
West Side section north of Fifty-ninth-st-. and
south Of Fort Washington Heights. was reported
yesterday.
Albert Flake and Robert E Bowling vice-presi-
dents OF the United States Realty and Improve
ment Company. have bought from the Clark estate
all the vacant parcels owned by the estate. with
the exception OF eight lots fronting in Central
Park West, in the block bounded by Eighty-hfth
and Eighty-sixth SITS. Columbus-ave and Central
Park West. The parcels sold comprise forty-six
lots, eight of which front in Columbus-ave four
teen in Eighty -ffth-s and twenty-four IN Eighty
sixth-st. The purchase price is said to have been
considerably than 81 100000.
The Clark estate still owns in the block, besides
the eight lots fronting in Central Park West, four
dwelling houses.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06

First race cseilng: one and ,br.a si~,.s,.A ,,,.,
SsIiee 90 49, sss Ronaolet 81 Ethes Pride S.
~ Tscl 90 Snarlle Celia. Ca Bishop Weed
Agnes Vrvt11 sesne'ion se: RecreTo. 81. fAddon es
roS eona race Selling seven fn-Iongs-Marana 1as
i37 v-o.;9 ID I5istTSm shandy. l2T: Merry Acrobat
IA S.3I.tls1o 1Sl Bengal. 49, Rsbunts I3l heath
~: ,tiendon lS4 Bennenworth Is4. leader Ias.
,a ahlre race tone nilelSss Lee s.: Kit;e Ps+t al
Sscian bl Lady Fonse 80; Risn. a5; Jungle INN "a.
Bank Street. los. Telescope l12 -i-if' 20
ourth race thendtcap: %.
Poole. 90: Zulua- Sf sid Silver Ns STSs,.- a
Sla.reEnoat 9s Optional 100; Kings Trophy zoe: As,
,1Artts. los; Gay Boy l01; Hands Across 10
Firth race selling: one-eiEhth miles, T,5,a
oaufey -; Annpra J. 30; Rowland NJ 30: I,o-d Te1rT
son sS 8ynettus % Beverly 81; Bsrkelnore as lack
spinner, 1o3: Homestead. 1Os 80 4A'--
Sixth raae zone mile)-Antimony. So: Midge So. IA
Safan els The Irther. -; Lieutenant Rice %. Pes
Ruler "a; Alice CsEmoner I04 Miss BETTY in4 T-,rTsi
GreenberE ia - '~Ae
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
INTERNATIONAL POLO.
En0Iish Team Desired Here, 4meri-
can an Paris.

An Informal meeting Of local polo players was
tei5 carly this week discuss plans for the COM
i,g year and see II some definite steps couId DC
+eken 70 insure visit from an English poio zee m N
+nI. season. The meeting was held IN the once
,,ai-y,an Of the Polo Association, h L.
JIo-ta-+ since the visit Of the American team 10
Enaiand, three years to play for the nle.,
rational polo cup. there has been no h'eIHS oii'
Tolo On several occasions It mas Seelileu t g
.haT,sb an English team might come over Dul ll9
ot.1i.,. - one or TWO members 70 take the time
has always caused the plan to fail.
An invitation has also been received oy 'ls %
--o,,a.ior from the Polo Society Of Paris asking
that an American team be sent LOT me aI'i.ual %
li4a = - - Iune This viii be laid before
- ,,al meeting In April and If four men can
he obtained the Polo Association VII uhq0uo'ToS @
ssncfion them as the American team. ne ne. IIS ii
handicap list is still in process OF IeNlSi0H' '' va"
--obsbIT BE- issued within two weeks
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
vAssAR TEACHER IN CAB SMASH.
Driver Speeds Her to Railway Station Toe
Recklessly

Miss Florence Marshall. OF Boston. teacher in
Vassa- College. engaged a cabman yesterday after
noon 10 drive her from Teachers College to the
hundred and twenty -hfth-st station Of the
NeU-York Central Railroad. The driver. Frederick
Gerken. Of No III Mornfugside-ave-' got as tar as
b,,,1rad nd-twenty-fffth-s and -Eighth-ave
Here he smashed into the rea4 end OF surface
car. The teachers trunk was whlred 10 the ground
and broken. she herself was thrown TO one Side
of the cab and her face was slightly injured
Miss Marshall had a doetor-patch up her tace
10 rbe1 sbe hurried for her train. one OF the
horses vas hurt so badly THAI II may have to be
deetroyed GerkeR arrested and arra1sned IN
the Harlem court charged with reckless driving
ana intoxicaton. He he'd Tor examination to-
5ay
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
sTEEPLEcHAsE STEWARDS ELECTED

The National Steepechase and Hunt Association
held its annual meeting the Windsor Arcade vester-
day. August Belmont J. @. FolIansbee c H Mac
kay and E Y. r. Thayer were elected stewards to
succeed themselves for three years. until their
successors are elected at ths annual meeting in
1903. At the meeting OF the stewards which fol-
lowed the following stewards elected the
ecutive committee for 1905: s. S Rowland J E
Cowden R. c. Hooper, J. 9. Follansbee, H. J..
Morris, H 3. Page. ]. Z. Wideuer with August
Belmont and J. II. Alexander members ex-of-
dcio.
S. S Rowland H B Page and H J. Morris
were also appointed a committee on rules, with J.
Z. Cowden. II. J. Morris and J. r. Widener q COM
mittee on licenses of trainers and Jockeys The ap-
plication OF the Country Club OF Brooklne Mass
for the week Of Monday June T. for its annual
meeting was granted.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
ST BARTHOLOMEW GAMES SATURDAY.

T-bs st bartholomew Athletic Club games 10 be
held at the sth Regiment Armory to-noTro" hlsht
- . .,e-.sti,r snort More than four hundred
- are ALREADY announced With such men
stsrttng in the three mile race as E P Carr John
Tovee. George Bonhag and W 6. Frank an ex-
ittne contest is expected All four WIN start from
- s--stch II is probable that Yales distance
-. - r slcott W J. Hall ana Z b Hin VIII
Iso take part in this race. Tney nave beeh IN, ln1
issa - Compete and Il IS expected that they VIII
eccept the invitation ,s - -. 49,, r.l.,,
SIX entries have been received 70. ne ope t 10y
.e-tssr snd the same uumner has peen receiasa
~ sSe CHURCH Athletic League relay contest Ihe
best OF the indoor riders are GOWN IOI lne O'1@N'
races.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
NEW RECORD PRICE MADE AT AUCTION

For two three story dwelling houses, Nos. 1s and
p East Oue-hundred-and-t twenty -fourth-St-. on a
plot SCHOOL, feet. Emma s. Hart paid yesterday az
auction $51 400. The purchase price Is said to be
about 5000 than the highest sum ever paid
before for similar parcel in the street The prop
erty faces Mount Morris Park. There we're 10
bids for the parcel The bidding started at Ss5Ooo
The buyer owns abutting property: having 'front.'
age in ne-hundred- and twenty -hfth-St Parish
Fisher, Mooney & Co were the auctioneers
1t the opinion of those who attended the sale
that a few more such sales would induce many
property to offer their property al auction
instead OF at private sale.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
COLUIIBI4 PROVES Easy.
Crescent Hockey Seuen OutpLdys
COUegians. II to /.

The Crescent Athletic Club hockey team found
the Columbia seven rather easy at the Clermont
Avenue Rink. Brooklyn last night, and won, u TO
4 Lifhiton scored the first goal for the athletic
club shooting the disk into the net unassisted
after three minutes play. Dolby followed with
pretty side shot alone. and thirty seconds later
made another goal from ShiebeT's pass Wall
got the puck a double pass from Shiebler to
Dolby and scored difficult shot. Ldffiiton then
made another. and Shiebler closed the half with a
sixth for the Crescent seven
In the second period the collegians started IN TO
score. and made four goals. Miller got one, Lang
two and Bode for Columbia, while in the order
named Dolby. Sheriff Dolby. I1ffltcn.~Do5by and
Dolby scored for Crescent. leaving the final score;
Crescent, i goals, Columbia, !. The hne-up ana
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
nlAN1lc HOTELS AND COTTAGES SOLD.

The Lewis H. May Company (charies F, Noyss
Company New-York. agent reports the sale Of the
Morton House and Hotel Cottages at Nianue
Conn 10 clients Of Wasserman e Jacobus- Be
sides the hotel. the property comprises several
hotel buildings and about two acres or ground
The property overlooks Mantle Bay. and IS close
TO the Pequot and Fort GSrswold. summer settle
meuts The Morton House erected BY CaarleS
p Sturtevant who also built the former Sturte-
want House. Twenty-ninth-st. and Broadway,
this cItv The brokers report that extensive atera
tions will be made 10 the property as soon as title
Il passed. and that negotiations are under way
-a-d the OF H.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
WISCONSIN AND cAYUoA REGATTA

ithaca. y Y Jan (SpeciaD.-Whil hile Andrew NJ
o5nea crew coach at Wisconsin. was here 10 ar
ranqe for the construction Of an eisht-oared shell
Re ,ad several conferences with Courtney on the
nossfbilIty OF Wisconsin sending a second crew 10
race with the second crews OF Harvard ana @CoI- @
-, . f,s,,,Qs on Memorial Day. Mr.. Courtney
sst5 TODAY however. that Wisconsin would PROB
So -, send a crew II invited the oars
@ =. Madison did not get out on ne water unit
.s ,at5Sie of April making II almost Impossible 10
81 2 fast crew IN form 70 Iace as eaIl9 az -9 -.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
OUTLAW" RACETRACKs IN SUIT.
Running Horses on Them Ground for Liqui-
dating Partnership.
TBy TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

New-Orleans. Jan 5.-Arthur Parker this morning
fled suit against Mitchell Hurd and Babe Hurd.
for liquidation of partnership. He and his two
friends formed n racing concern, buying the two
horses Faquita and Cecil B.\ The profits TO be
cequaly distributed between the three. He claims
that he went into the partnership with the agree
ment 1hst the two horses were TO be the
local track II developed later on. Parker says.
that his two partners insisted in running the two
horses on what is known outlaw tracks
Parker asks that the civil sheriff take charge OF the
horses and the partnership be liquidsted.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
COLUMBIA MEETS TIGERS TONIGHT.

The intercollegiate Hockey League series VIII
open ct ST. Nicholas Rink tomorrow evening win
q game between Columbia ana Princeton. In exhi-
bitton contests the Tigers have shown UP stronger
in every part OF the game than the Morningside
seven Princetons most notable game this season
was with the Wanderers the champions OF the
Amateur Hockey League. They played the Wan
derers r. the same rink a tie Of q. few weeks
sro The Columbia team however, has been doing
considerable practice OF late and may spring
surprise Oh the Orange and Black
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
LAWN TENNIS DATES AT NICE.

The Nice Lawn Tennis Club announces Inst SH9
annual club tournament will begin FeofuaTy anu
tJe arn,,aI oren tournament March j. The Nice
oup. the trophy representing the singles champion
ship of Southern France competed for IN Marcn
a. fa1a nv Il !. Doherty and he with MS brother
= = Dobertv holds the cups for mems doubles
= = T1ohertv and the Countess Schulenburg hold
he mixed doubles cups
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
The BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

isSth-st. :. fs5 2 Of WasAin<toa- ave two
thfee story frame tenement houses. 2lxSa.
Twehtg. owner. Charles 5 clark, architect b.. s.
LonEWood-sve. q " corner Hewitt Piace. i've dve
story brick tenement houses. 6exo0 Ihe
other four 2axss George < Edgar sOns owns-s.
Turner z Eiiiian. zrchfJects- q
Razedaie-ave = 335 n n % Manstnn-sr. Two
story frame- dwelling house. 2o142. Vito Pom
panic. j J Nreeiand. architect
Lswis-sf No a. seven story brick stable and i1ft.
25xio0. L Arono~ltz owner. c Dunno. architect
G4th-st Ncs 52D and ID West, a six stoTy bricS
nAthouse. 5o1SsS. To- Rosenberg 4 Fciuhe-E 0wn-
ers. z A Meyers architect .---- -----...-
spring-st. Nos 80 ana zss East. a six sfory hrtck
tenement house. =. TxS7. Empire CITY Really
Company owner: A Collisions. srchitect- .----
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
ESTATE SELLS FuLToN.sT. BUILDING

De selding Brothers have sold for estate No.
IA Fulton-sf., a FIVE story building plot 2x1o7
feet.
They hav. also sold to client plot 1Oox1o0 feet
az the northeast corner Of Jerome-ave. and Evelyn
Place and for the Sage estate TO Moses Kin5er a
plot 150x10os feet on the north side of Ninety
fourth-st.. leo feet west of F1rst-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
WEST gNp-AvE. PLAYHOUSE DEAL.

E Hanson to Starr. SchapirO Portmanp two fve
story hathouses with stores Nos. 100 and 1872 West
End-ave. These houses are on the east side of the
avenue. between Eixty-elghth and SiXty-ninth sts.
This completes the resale by Mr.. Hanson Of the
block with the exception OF the pur
chased by MIN through the brokers from
Max Marx last week. A. II. Levy represented the
purchasers.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
MOVABLE PLATFORM FOR "AUTon SHOW.

A feature of the Importers Automobile Salon,
soon TO open at Herald Square Exhibition Hall. IS
the movable platform from which individual ex-
hibitions Will be given from day TO day. Each
axbibitor will have an entire afternoon in which
10 exploit his car. In fun view of spectators
completed automobile Will be taken apart and then
Assembled The demonstration will he accompanied
by a lecturer, chosen by the manufacturer who
viii explain in detail each step and distinctive
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
BROOKE TO COACH PENN.
WM Succeed Carl WiIIiams as
Quaker Football Mentor.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. 5.-George II. Brooke. the OLD
Pennsylvania football player. was elected head
coach for the coming season to-day by the footoali
committee Of the University Of Pennsylvania Atm
Ietic Association. DR.. Carl Nilli2hls' i@sI ye0i
- - 5aolned reelection. The system OF
Coaching win remain the same as last year when
~ He'd coach had the assistance or q han dozen
fa--1er FoeDusvIvania players. Brooke has been
CO.. sching SMarthnOre.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
SIR THOMAS DEWAR HERE
Upton VIII Challenge Again, Says
the 4utomObilist.

Sir Thomas Dewar. NJ. P, the English auto
mobilist arrived on the Graf waldersee yesterday.
He has crossed the Atlantic TO act as one OF the
referees at the Florida automobile races. for which
he has offered a cup to the winner in the one-mie
international contest. While in this city he Will
attend the automobile shows which open at the
Herald Square Exhibition Hall and Madison Square
Garden next week He will also be a guest at some
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
CASH SALE OF NEWARK PLAYHOUSE

William H Appleton has sold for cash the large
nathouse with stores at McWhorter and Garden
SITS, Newark. This is the same property which
figured in the exchange for iathouse in One
hundred and -ffteenth-st-, near Lenox-ave. That
deal made by the same broker
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
TO ERECT AN OFFICE BUILDING.

Douglas Robinson. Charles s. Brown & Co. have
sold for Jackson & Stern to the State Realty and
Mortgage Company Nos IL and 1l6 East Twenty
eighth-st. two three story dwelling houses. on
plot 40xeSe feet This plot will be improved by the
erection Of an Office and studio building.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
REALTY COMPANY BUYS UPTOWN PLOT.

The Whitehall Realty Company has bought from
Andrew J. Connck. through John NJ. Thompson
& Co an irregular plot Of about eleven lots at
the southeast corner OF Jerome-ave. and Belmont
ST. about 242 feet IN JeTome-ave. by 2C0 feet
Bemont-st. and about Is feet IN ToWnsend-ave.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY

Harry Goodstein has sold plot OF nine lots on
the south side OF hundred and-ffty hrst-st, 20
fe.t west of Se.-enth-ave. The size Of the plot il
a25x1Od feet Warren & Skhn we're the broker.
William H Faiconer has purchased from WIZ
Lam II. L. Lee the thzss story and basement brick
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
LOFT BUILDING CHANGES HANDS.

s. B. Cioodals & Son have sold for Hubert B.
Mcclellan to Art1ur D. Crane the ten story loft
building Nos 9 and % East Twenty-hrst-st, on
lot 44xese feet. This property was purchased by
the seller at auction December 20 last
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILE

iOTth-st : go r. . ef ssccnd- ave ioox76 70.
E-ol-rr Erterl1rdn % O. e O. F. . -
I44th-st $ $50 fr-e OF Broadway s25xae u.
Ns~-York Mortgage and Security Company
loaas Elias G1ssaroe- -..s........s..s-----..- -
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
FERRYB0AT ELMIRA LAUNCHED.
Most Complete Craft of Her Class Ahoat-
For Lackawanna Company.
rsv TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Newport News. Va, Jan. 5.-The Lackawanna
ferryboat Elmra said 70 be the most modern in
the matter of conveniences ahoat was successfully
launched az the shtpyard here to-day. Miss Anna
Manville daughter of L. B. Manville OF the Old
Dominion Land Company, the sponsor for the
boat The Elmira Will be ready for a trial in three
weeks.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
DIRECTORS
WALTER G.. OAKsfAN.
wALTHER LUTTGEN,
ROBERT C. WOOD.
CORNELIUS vAypEKxrxlT.
W. j. FRANsIoLI.
ARTHUR rURNBUrL- D
ANDREW FREEDMAN.
ALFRED SKIrT,
GEORGE ". YOUNG.
Property Owners i'm the Bronx and Adjacent to
Washington Bridge, Manhattan

Appellate supreme decided
necessity under the fran
Railway Company
City which
railway stations
Manhattan and the Bronx make the transportation Of
sections of the Bronx the New York City Inborough Railway
Company hereby the who viii be benefited by
construction of other surface railways having connection with the
subway adjacent owned by them for
Railway Company
to the construction of it's lines
legal remaining
the will be within
the of its line 1s1t Station
subway Manhattan Washington Bridge
also other lines
Company traffic with Interbor
ough Rapid Transit operating the subway elevated lines
carried systems
aordng great upper
the Bronx 4-AAs sAkaaA.
The New York City IHtsrbopugh Railway Company
January ARTHUR TURNBUI1t President
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06

A. c. L. CliUlnpls. '1tAaLe t'1-S
feS Linton ~ Sheriff.. Shieble-, Wall, Bode Lang
Miller Referee-sarsfeld Kcnney. Crescent r. ( inns
Twenty minute halves.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
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and Duplex also ran Ns.7'44 - Fr1ekle-, Apollons
New-York tribune., 1905-01-06
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