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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-07-14
Notice TO Contractors.

The State of Mississippi, Noxubee County
The Clerk is authorized and directed TO
advertise for sealed proposals for the cree.
ton of bridge across Owl Creek on Jack.
sons Ferry Road according to plans and
specifications now in file in said office.
According to the aboys | will receive
bids until 10 O'Clock a, m. on Monday the
9Th day of August, 1906, at the office of the
ChancerN Clerk of said County
Witness my hand and official seal this
July 3, 1906,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-07-14

The intense itching characteristic Of
salt rheum and eczema is instantly al
layed by applying Chamberlain's Salve,
As cure for skin disease this salve is
unequaled, For sale by Ed NJ, Muir
.,b,,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-07-14
Base Balls | Base Balls I

The Base Bail season is now here, ge
your outfit at the CRYSTAL AMI silver
PaIace.< We handle tn genuine Spald
ing goo Is q j. HEINRICH,
Proprietor.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-07-14

Arevou satisfied with your l1t in life?
Is tveything coming your WAY? DO
Won Hdve n &c pleasing biscuits for
breolt@ Does your steak smooth ont
the kinks IN Your ruth 4 temperf If
not Rogers &Cn haya tie wheiewith 60
make you fine iolkae.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-07-14

Little Miss Louise Allen entertained
quite number of friends on Wednes-
day afternoon
Get nice roast at Rogers u Co 8. az
cents per pound.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-07-14
$1,000 Reward.

LOST-Last Wednesday, June 10, on
river bridge, a gents gold hunting case
watch, no. l235752 picture little girl on
face. "W A. K on back of case
w A. REDWOOD.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-07-14
Issuance Of Bond, for Building Jail.
Board of ST pervisors, |
July farm A n IOnG

Board OF ST pervisors,
July Term, AID, 1905
The State OF Mississippi, NoXubee County.
Whereas for the purpose OF erecting a
new Jail house for NoXubee County 1t is
necessary to provide fund of Twenty
thousand Dollars in addition to the 0rdi-
nary revenue Of said County. the Board of
supervisors has determined to raise said
fund by the issuance of 20 year per cent.
bonds OF the County OF NoXuhee as pro-
vided by Section 81 OF the Annotated
Code 1892 as amended by Chapter 1875 of the
Acts OF 1900.
The Clerk of this Board Is hereby direct.
ed to make publication that such bonds
viii be issued in the manner prescribed by
Section 3l2 Of the Annotated Code oil 1892,
The state OF Mississippi, NoXubee County.
IL. T. Dorroh, Clerk OF the Chancery
Court in and for the above named County
and State do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is true, correct aud perfect
copy O, HE order oil The Board oil SupeIVi-
sorS maze and entered on its minutes at
the iuly 1906 meeting there Of and truly
enrolled in Minute Book Is page Ill.
Given under my hand aud the seal OF
said Board at my Office IN the City Of Ma.
con, Mississippi. this the 9Th day Of July
A, d, 1909
Z. +, DoRRoa.. Chancery Clerk.
SEAL BY |, L,DoRRoH, Dc,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-07-14

The. Estate / Chancery Court
No, 2sOl Of of Noxuboe Co.,
James NJ. Jackson, decd Miss.
Letters testamentarv Of the last will and
testament OF the said decedent, having
been on July 25th. 1906. granted to the un-
dersgned by the clerk of said county. no,
tice is hereby given requiring all persons
having claims against saId estate to have
The same probated and registered by said
clerk within one year from this date. in de.
fault Of which said cialms will be barred.
This July l4th. 1906.
JOHN A. TYSON,
Executor,
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-07-14

Fishing Tackles, Marbles, Rubber
Balls and Base Ball goods ut & l..
Heinrich 5 Crystal and Silver Pelace.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-07-14

Sterling Silver, Jcwelry, Plated ware
1877 Rogers goods, China dinn.r aud
Tet'ets at Q l., Heinricn's Crystal and
SILVER Palace.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-07-14

For awhile we will sell beef roast at
7 curt' per pound RoGRRs Il Co,
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For Sale or Rent.

Nice home in Brooksville, now occu
pied by Mr., Sam Cunningham Apply
to Mrs. JOSIE HAMILTON,
No 1911. u Ave. Meridian, Miss
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1906-07-14
ORDINANCE NO. So 1905.
An Ordinance Authorizing the Mayor to Execute
the Notes Of the CITY.

Whereas, it appears to the Mayor and
Board of Aldermen of the CITY of Ma
'on Mis-, that certain sidewalks have
Ncen hil on the west side of jefferson
street having been heretofore con-
lamnel by the city, aud whereas the
said Mayor ana Board Of Aldermen af-
Ter petitions were tied by the owners Of
properties upon which said walks abut-
ted and lay alongside, had filed their
waivers OF notices, and petiliOnng
the Board to contr3ctto have said walks
laid ut their respective expenses. And
whereas, said walks have been laid in
pursuance Of said contract and also GER
certain crossings laid az the EXPENSE
Of the city and whereas the final
assessment notice having been waived,
| all of which are on record upon
the Minutes of the Mayor and Board Of
/ Aldermen In Minute Book d. PAGES
\ And whereas said city by contract agreed
% pay for sai3 walks and crossing j
thereof March LIST 1906 aud l-5 annually
tbereas'et with accrued interest at the
rate of G ger cent, from date thereof, said
Icity being fully protected by virtue OF
/ the liens il hold for the payment of said
Wallis, against sid properties described
Tin the or finances heretofore passed II
Minute Book y. pages
Sec. l. BE it therefore ordained by
1.-THE Mayor and Board Of Aldermen O
SAID CITY, that the Mayor be ana ia here
| by authorized tn execute to Mtssis
Kelly, Pope q Rather or bearer, the ivt
certain prUmisSory notes of the City o
Macon, Miss due and payable as fol-
lows towit:
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REALTY MARKET SLUGGISH.
ONLY n SMALL NUMBER OF SALES MADE IN THE
WEEK
Bright Outlook for Brisk Trading in Parcels South Of l@ Sire
Mann Prospecting Buyers for FIathouse IN Od SECTIONS

known hotel man. The property has a frontage OF
Tucker, speyers q co. sold for W. H. Woodn a
lot 22xl05 feet No l2 East I'D St The buyer Nil
house This was the last unsold lot in the e. street:
trustee, No l1S East 18th ST. four story brick and
stone building used for business purposes 1t 9 Dec
pies plot 266xl2l feet and is between irving Place
and 4th ave- This Is the first sale or the parcel III
The North Riverside Drive Improvement Company
sold plot of about eleven lots the west side or
the tracks Of the New York Central Railroad The
Heights Garage and Storage COMPANY Is the ouFef
feet in Riverside Drive and with depth of 100 feet
e %ho Re & he West Ts Side SEXTON
The Bethel sisterhood sold its property Nos PAS
houses on plot s6xlGo5 feet. 1t recently bought
house is being built for its use 1t expects move
into its new home early next year. Montgomery &
John Wa9 3aa who controls the property at
Old London Street and colonnade Hotel, and later
Of the Broadway Athletic Club has had plans
The has Of 2c and ss
Broadway and taiayete Place respectively The h
Colonial type of architecture, nterspersed with col
story. On the first floor provision is to be made
for fourteen stores, facing on both thoroughfares.
arcade, The second and third floors viii be part-
toned off into Offices sixty in plumber N ,oo,sos
to se Nos sa agg 4 Vest 18Th ST. 5dxio0 eet
0 %haf SGu s tho in
IN which i intends to erect c fine clubhouse Ir r.
sold last week syndicate Of investors the Van
Rensselaer, property, of eightyseven acres, at the
south end Of Manursing Island, in the Sound. off
Rye. for about 100000
William T. Connor and Lee Shubert, the theatre
cal managers sold to S Hirschman tract of about
$50 lots fronting in Vernon and Tantor and
Jane st. Long Island City, for about $500 600 The
tract is opposite the easterly end of the Black
wells Island Bridge,
An action has beer begun by the Cedar Street
Company in the Supreme Court against the Santos
Company and others foreclose a mortgage Of
600 on Nos. 129 and 131 Front ST. and Nos. 81
and SO Pine St, southeast of Front and Pine
SITS, a mercantile building. plot 416x92.9 feet.
The mortgage made on April 49, 1903, payable
to the United States Realty Construction Company,
and assigned on December II. 1906, to the Cedar
Street Company.
plans were filed in the week with Buildings
Superintendent Murphy for remodeng the three
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-07
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

William Stonebridge has sold for Magdalena
Marx the TWO three family frame lathouses. Nos
240 and 24l2 Hoffman Is feet north of 18th St
TO the Geisler-Haas Realty Company. which gave
in part payment four lots the east side of An
thony ave, IS feet south OF 173d st. Also sold for
Goldberg & Greenberg to Marie Panzera the two
story frame house with two lots at the northwest
to the Belmont Realty and Construction Company
the lot at the northwest corner of Belmont ave
and East lS9th st; Also resod for William j.
Brea2 two lots on the west side of Arthur ave. ia
feet south of East 18TH st.
lsidore Gottleb has sold the five story fathouse
NO. 20 East 73d St, on lot 29.2Xi022 feet.
Isaac Carmel has bought from Marcus Rosen-
thaI NO. i2 Amsterdam ave, two story business
tenement house. on a lot 4.5x657 feet.
p Praskin has sold TO Bernard Barth No. 500
feet St. Six story tenement mousse on lot 25x7o1o
George +. Johnson has sold Nos 40 and AZ Kelly
ST. TWO three story dwelling houses a plot
The Lenerts estate has sold Nos SO and 40 FIetcb
er ST. four and one-half story building. on plot
The property has not changed hands for over half
century.
:, a. Y, Amy & co. have sold for the estate Of
story dwelling house. lot l6Sx99u feet The
buyer will occupy it.
Abram Bachrach has sold to q builder tha Iot
25XlOO feet. al the southwest corner of Amsterdam
and 178th ~
Miller & Mofsenson have sold to Klingenbeck G,
Co. the five story hathouse, on plot 40 0x99 II fea
on the north side of 150th St, 1916 feet west OF
Seventh "a
Joseph Bogner has bought from Joseph Mitscb
lot 25x99 II feet. " ol
John Fnck has sold for Mrs Elise Albanian, NJ
lot n8xS4 feet, and has resold 1t to HellmSn
David Epstein and Samuel Stern the two slx 70
tenement houses Nos. 1913 and 163 East 98th ST
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LIS PENDENS,

g. broadway. No 543 Mercer St. No ia; Morgan Real
" company agt Empire City Realty Company et al
Specific performance: attorneys Coombs g. Wilson "
154th ST.. No 55S East Edward BIeser agt Maggie
Dowdeu ct al foreclosure OF mortgage; attorney W
klingenstein. ~
Madison ave. e6th ST., 75 sx1OOx Irregular
metropolitan Life Insurance Company agt. William F.
Hohrg ct al foreclosure of mortgage) attorneys. Rch
Woodford Bouee g. Butcher.
49th St. No 2l9 West; Anna I. Magher ast- Louisa
A Thomson faction and interest
under wilD: attorneys. Lppman &
Park 13oth 90 11x245: Mechanics &
Traders Realty Company Abram Schlesnger al
foreclosure of mOrtgage); attorney. ]. A. Seidman
ham Haprin al foreclosure of mortgage: attorneys
Lese & Connolly.
Amsterdam n cor. 174th ST.. SO sx1OO; Stand
ard Operating Company agt. Samuel Hoffman al
& Riegeman.
16Oth st. g.. S16 IT. Amsterdam ave. 155X
9911; Gustav J. Staate Anna G. foreclosure
OF mortgage; attorneys Salter & Steinkamp.
Claremont e 800 # 122d I5X121 TX
irregular; Edward F. Massey ct al William s. Ho
gan al. faction determine claim; attorney, c. S
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Saturday, Oct 6, 1905.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
stsanlar Narragansett CBr) Scott London September
Philip Ruprscht. in ballast Arrived the Bar az
1880 a m.
Steamer Kaiserin AuEusts Victoria Ger. Ruer Ham
burg septeSsr r. % sa and i SSsr 50 10 -
age passengers. malls and mdss Arrived a. the Bar a.
1880 m.
Steamer St Paul. Passow Southampton and cherboug
Dol steerage passengers. mails and mdse Arrived az -
steamer Colorado CFsr, Ward Hull september q y
sanderson 8 Son. with Is cabin passengers and m'''
Steamer GaIlia CF-} Bouloue Mary-les September =
Palermo IS and Almeria "a TO w Elwell Co. W.
cabin and $50 passengers and mdse Arrives
the Bar at
Steamer Java (Auso va.entins sOlrasaya July "a =
Joanna 20 samarsns % Padans So rcr' SsJ Viii
sugar order; vessel maars- Arrived Al 'hs Bar
ESQ a m.
steamer Triruao Cr, r,olu Bordeaux September IS .
Punch. Edge Co. with mdss- Arrived at TIE SAl
II:4o a
m
Napss y Mes.na IS Palermo 20 ana AsEia 3 :,
HirzsI setmann Co WITH Ga. Sam sa ana =. $50 n
Steamer FL Cid Baker New Orleans oetooer ! %
Southern Pacitc Company. with Tdss Ls''
Steamer FL Die Mason Galveston September 30 . ~
Southern Pacific Company. with mdss Lsi' VA
at m.
Steamer Alamo Avery. Galveston September ~ 80
Fl Mallory & Co. with passengers and H'ass- Le'' 49,
tine $40 a m
Steamer City OF smith savannah os9se s
the Ocean Steamship Company. with pssseAS'''
mdse. Left Quarantine al $50
Steamer Comanehe Watson JaeksOnys oT''S en- as
sengers and rndse. Left Quarantine al HIS n
Steamer Hamilton cathaIus Newport News 1 sn5 ~
sensers and mdse. Left Quarantine at m
Sandy Hook Oct g $50 WIND west sf7oH~ 0''
clear.
SAILED.
Steamer Rayport and barge Baravis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-07

on the West Side there is a fair market II Is
only in the newer sections OF the city, where many
proposed streets have yet been laid out, that
values decreasing. This downward trend of
prices. however, in those sections continue
for a long period. for in about year the
demand for fathouses in the upper sections OF the
city ought 10 be about equal to the supply, and
then money lenders Will have more money for
building projects there. and large numbers OF
builders will become active again in those sections.
In the present season there is likely TO be good
market for choice improved property n the whole
sale and retail business districts.
One OF the principal transactions reported last
week was the sale by NJ. & L. Hess for DIR. Francis
Delafeld OF Nos u and Il West 32d ST. dwelling
houses. plot 33Sxes9 feet 10 the Pacific
Realty Company. The houses on the site will be
RACED possession of them can be OBJ
tanned, and viii be replaced with twelve story and
basement freproof building; also for the Empire
Realty Corporation to John L. Wall OF Stamford
Conn, the ten story and basement building No. "a
East 18TH st. southeast of University Place
size 5OxS2 feet who give IN part payment fourteen
lots in Riverside Drive. being 203 feet in 1920 St
The amount involved in the transaction Is more
than 100000. Webster B. Mabie represented the
purchaser.
Parish. Fisher G. Co. sold for Miss Julia Marlowe
No. 3S7 Riverside Drive 10 client for occupancy
The house is q five story American basement house.
Colonial STYLE 2oxiG0 feet, between 105th and 106th
SITS. It built by Perez n. Stewart and II. Ives
Smith is finely finished in solid selected mahogany.
fences II has been occupied by Mss MsrloWe only
during her occasional engagements in New York in
the last three years
Joseph Hamerschlag sold to George Daily and
John A Carlson plot, s9. ux75 feet at the south
west corner of 10th st. and Broadway. The seller
has given 10 the buyers building los n OF $4,000 as
they will erect an apartment house the premises
This is of the most important Manhattanville
building projects planned IN months
Gustsvus L. Lawrence sold Nos 45 45s 4s3 and
zs5 West 10th st. four four story American base
nent limestone dwelling houses each Oh a lot ISx
s5xss.u feet The buyers Joseph Schoer Char
iotte Butler. Mrs. Mary e Hastings and another
person.
The Hotel Cumberland. a twelve story structure
ct the southwest corner Of oath ST. and Broadway
W. leased last week for twenty years 10 a well
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-07

II is not a difficult task nowadays to keep in
touch with the doings OF the real estate brokers,
operators. investors and builders The volume OF
private sales reported each day is small, and the
number of building projects perfected in any week
is not large. The present dulness of the market
however. is not alarming Some builders and oper-
afors who tried to do much in the last big pur-
chasing and building movement In the upper sec
fions of the city may have to sell their wares at a
loss and II they do their experience ought to teach
them and other persons who are inclined to be TOO
veturesome in realty fields that stable prices are
not usually to be found in any section just after
tt has been afflicted with a feverish speculation
Last year was noted for the most phenomenal
purchasing movement in the Dyckman and Port
Washington Heights sections and in many Bronx
districts known in the history OF the CITY
Some operators made thousands OF dollars IN
dav from deals and the pocketbooks or many
brokers grew fatter This movement was due to
the subway opening up vast tracts of vacant land
by bringing them, fGuratively speaking nearer 10
the City Hall various centres. AS a result
values in the upper sections OF the city rose so
rsnidlv that il was almost mpossibility to know
what was the market price for any particular plot
or tract Last spring those Joyous days for opef-
ators and brokers ceased, and since then the mar
jxet has been lisless and uninviting. In the last
TWO months there has been practically no market
for tracts in the upper sections of the city. and
the general attitude Of owners Of property in the
upper districts of the city has been to look for
only a fair profit from their investments and not
expect prodieious sums by the sale OF their
parcels.
Along the paths in realty fields there are to be
found many signs indicating what future realty
conditions Will be. These signs show how
healthful is the real estate market. There IS
no slump In values in investment parcels or in
any other class of property south of 18th street
Moreover. the majority of apartment houses and
hotels between Washington Square and Claremont
Park better rented than IN many years, and
therefore more attractive 10 investors than ever
before. And what about the vast number CT fat
houses south of I25th street? A person who has
such a fathouse for sale at a sum a little lower
than the market price has trouble in finding a
buyer for the house. Then, for dwelling houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-07
REALTY NOTES.

Duff & Brown have leased for Quackenbush &
Brice No. 45S West 145th St; for James stohs, No
&c Convent ave: for Mabel Slade. No. ca Convent
ave. for Charles r. Barney, No 40 Hamilton Ter
race; for Seth B. Robinson. No GIT West 13Sth st {;
for e. H. Peck, No. 457 West Hath ST.; Hannah
Halpin, No sos West 1890 st: for Mary Cottrell.
No. 43 Convent ave; for J. II. Coleman, Nos. 81
and % East gath St; for Katherine Herne. No. 70
Convent ave; for, O. l.. Richards, No 613 West
13Sth St; for Mary L. Fraser, No % Hamilton
Terrace; for Robert Spero No. sos West 140th st.
and. for Kate Hellriege Nos. GA and 616 West
14Sth
The Manhattan alteration plans filed yesterday
include the making of the four story dwelling
house No ~ West 125th st. into school building.
front and rear and will have facade of orna-
mental iron and glass.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-07
EVOLUTIONARY LANDMARK IN MARKET

With the forthcoming auction sale of 200 lots
adjoining Pelham Bay Park, at the Baychester
station of c3e Harlem River Division of the New
York New Haven & Hartford Railroad, another
OF tie few battlefelds of the Revolution
naming Unimproved will be thrown open for de-
velOpment. Within the last few years the
growth of the upper part of the city, notably on
Washington Heights, has put practical use, by
the building of modern fatnouses and apartments,
much of the ground that is hallowed by memories
Of the struggle for Independence. Every inch of
G IUo ots - pe olsposed OF at the real Estate
graham, was pressed by. the foot of some Con-
tinental soldier under Colonel Glover in the Skin
nishes against the redcoats from General HOwe's
army. Persons of moderate means have OPP
portunty to make profitable investment at the
sale as is expected that the lots will bring 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-07


Liverpool Oct s--A-rtved. steamers ~ xs-t
Hart New York; October s. Lucania tD'i
York Via Queenstown 49,. Lamar Cslsis
Queenstown Oct a. rl.-Saleo.
tRrl Haddock from LIVERPOOL. New I.r5srcssa
Bremen Oct & a nl.-Arrived sts2is.. 80 cneF-
tC;er, Ianereute- New York via plymouth s"-
Southampton. oc: s-saned steamer New s,ss. CAS-
e.ts New York via CheTeours tsad p-sS''
tie 1:S0 .. M. - s,.a-,e- sc LSns.
Jamison New YORK frcm Cherbonrs and s0"'A'-
CopenhSsea' oS; 4-saslsd steamer Oscar I
Hempel New York. ... IA rous-ss
HavTe. oct q 9 a ul-Saileo. s'oA4"A
tFrl Faiolie. New York n.-o,,a (Gsri Va
Hull. Oct Arrived. steamer bASVi''9
Hugo, New York via Plymouth lamar ssafenssa
Rotterdam Oct 4 a A. m--ArFtVed steasSs a
(Dutchl Bruirsrna. New YORK va houSsrN Sccja
Sailed steamers Nieuw Amsterdam tNS - -
New York Boulogne- Hsl.x oN
Dl.nnet Head Oct q 3 m--PasSst sseAos - Ccpss-
DAM Hoist New York for Chris'ishs@'
hagen. -.-sD.. fBri, a1xn~
Barry. Oct S-sailed steamer Indraien'a 'S'N
New York ,....ra (austs 81
sanich. New York via Naples 49,. a, yi,1ao (s'sS
Palermo Oct. l.-Sailed. steamer Sltta ~ =.
Schifino tfrcnn Genoal New fetA >,.-uw lArs~
North Foreiand. 6.-Passed steanel
dam tputch). Rotterdam for New tS'S Eastern Er~
Pernanshalco, Oct. Arrived steathe.
,iigl, Fhcras. New Yo-k - sto +Ais"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-07
FLEMISH RESTAURANT OPENED.
New Rooms at Everett House Well Pat
ronized

The Flemish restaurant, at the Everett
House. at Fourth avenue and 18th street. was for
mally opened last night. j. H. Siebert the pro-
prietor of the Everett House, visited Flanders re-
Gently in search of designs and tapestries. AS a
result, the walls of the new restaurant deco
rated with GObelin blue tapestries of sylvan scenes
imported from Flanders. The panelling is of Flem-
ism oak The is divided into four bowers by
hedges of growing palms and plants The floors
are covered with Flemish rugs, and the chandeliers
combination of Flemish antique and Colonial.
An orchestra last night rendered Flemish and
American airs.
In addition to the restaurant proper, there is 4
Red ROOM for private banquet parties, decorated
In red and gold and Ladies Room in old gold
The restaurant well patroniZed last
night, and the management was complimented by
many guests
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-07

P. Larkin contractor sas "a
Columbus ave. No. 532: Hyman Shapiro agt.
tractors 80 o.
Edward Scott owner and contractor s21 a
avenue A. Nos. 1927 and 1929; Harry B.
and contractors. ....-.t.-.." b54 o.
12dst St. Nos 1858 and 400 East; 12oO &C
11Sth St. 8. s.. 24S f. Q. OF Pleasant ave. 125x
Rubin. owner; David Perlman contractor.. s4s oC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-10-07
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Park $ e. corner 5sth St; for a thirteen
story brick fat, 100 5xS2; Densmore Compton
Bullding Company. owner C. ". Buckham
architect .......:-::.... ..........,........ SIS:
Barrow St, Nos; 80 and 81; for five story brick
warehouse. 42xl6'6 NJ. Haman, owner; j. ].
D~lAieI' dICIlteCl
Convent ave. St Nicholas Terrace. 1880 to 135th
st; for three story brick school, 1O2x33;
Academy OF the Sacred Heart. owner; F L.
Robinson, architect. .................,. 4