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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-02
Notice OF Special Election.

Notice Is hereby given that ON Tues.
day the Sd day of April. 1906. next II
special election will he held In the
city of Norfolk Madison county. Ne
brnska, the polling places to be as
follows: First ward, city hall Sec.
ond ward at west side hose house
Third ward at the residence of Anton
Buchholz, No i21 South Fifth street /.
Fourth ward at the Fourth ward hose
house. At which election the follow.
ing proposition will be submitted to
the voters of said city:
Shall the city of Norfolk issue its
bonds in the sum of $i0,0OO0O, In de-
nominations of $1,000 each, dated May
|, 1906, due in thirty years from their
date; to draw interest at the rate Of
four per cent per annum, payable scml-
annually, principal and interest pay
able at the Fiscal Agency of the state
of Nebraska in the city of New York,
said bonds to be negotiable In form
and to be designated aS "NOrfOlll Sew
ed Bonds" Said bonds to be used for
the purpose of obtaining money with
which to establish and construct the
main sewers of the system heretofore
adopted by said city. Said system of
controlled by said city of Norfolk, for
the use and benefit of said city and
the inhabitants thereof And shall the
proper officers of said city be author
iZCd to levy and collect n tax in the
same manner as other municipal taxes
may be levied and collected, on all
the property within said city, as shown
and valued upon the assessment rolls
of said city in an amount sufficient to
create a sinking fund. as required by
law. and to pay the interest and prin.
Cipal of said bonds as the same ma
turc. The ballots to be used at said
election shall have printed thereon:
FOR issuing $IO,OOO of sewer bonds
of the city Of Norfolk for the purpose
of obtaining money with which to cs-
tablish and construct the main sewers
Of the system heretofore adopted by
said city; and for Iovying and collect
ing tax annually sufficient to create
a sinking fund as required by law,
and TO pay the interest and principal
ON said bonds as they muluc.'
AGAINST issuing SloOOO sewer
bonds for the city Of Norlolk, for the
purpose Of obtaining money with
which TO establish and construct the
main sewers Of the system heretofore
adopted by said city; and against levy
ing and collecting a tax annually, SUI.
fcicnt TO create a sinking fund as re-
quircd by law, and to pay the interest
and principal on said bonds as they
mature"
Those voting in favor Of said prop
osition shall mark their ballots with
an (X) after the paragraph beginning
FOR issuing $4,000 Of sewer bonds
of the city Of Norfolk"
Those voting against said PROPOSE
tion shall mark their ballots with an
(X) after the paragraph beginning
AGAINST issuing 100000 of sewer
bonds Of the city Of Norfolk"
Said election to be open at 8 o'clock
a. IN, and continue open until o'clock
p, m. on said day.
Dated this 2nd day Of March, 1906. |
Seal John Friday,
Attest: julius Hulff, Mayor.
City Clerk.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-02
VICTIM OF GRIP THIEF.
Omaha Commercial Man Waits Here,
Irving 70 Recover His Case.


Trying to Recover His Case,
NJ. c. Carroll of Omaha is laid over
temporarily in Norfolk as a result of
misplaced confidence in his fellow
travellers on the train last evening.
When he boarded the Deadwood train
yesterday for Norfolk he piled his
two grips in the chair car and went
forward to the smoker. At Wisner he
noticed a passenger get off the train
with a grip that looked very much
like his own but he did not think any
thing strange about it until he
reached Norfolk. Then he discovered
that but one of his grips remained,
where he had left the two. Since
then he has been trying to trail down
his lost grip, which contained all of
his selling literature, price cards and
correspondence.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-02
COLD SHOULDER FROM WIFE.
Postmaster Of CornIea is Not to b,
Helped Out by His Mate.

Omaha, Neb., Feb est Is reported
that Mrs. William F. Berg, wife OF the
postmaster of COrnlea, has declined
to make good his shortage of $396.91
in postoffice funds, and also declined
to give bond for her husband. He has
been held to the grand jury in bonds
of $1,000 on a charge of falsifying his
accounts.
Mrs. Berg is said to be in good cir
cumstances, but will not help her hus-
band for the alleged reason that he
has been addicted to the drink habit
Her husband is now locked up in the
Douglas county Jail.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-02
New Store Room in Atkinson.

Atkinson, Ncb,, Feb. 27.-Special to
The News: The firm of Mann y Ryan
have this week moved into the new
cement building owned by w. A.
Wheeler This is fine room and yes
terday was the opening day, the store
being prettily decorated for the occa,
sion The building vacated belongs
to Mrs. Taylor of Battle Creek.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-02
Card OF Thanks,

We wish to sincerely thank all OF
the friends and noighbors who admin.
tstercd so kindly To us during the III.
ness and death OF our wife and moth.
cr, and to especially thank the mem.
bcrs of the Modern Brotherhood OF
America for their very kind attention
and heartfelt sympathy throughout.
Charles Manwoilor and Family.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-02

hearing was to have been held yestcr.
day.
Later--As we go to press we learn
than when Jones case came up be.
fore Judge Custer yesterday a contin.
uance was taken until April l. in
order that the state may he able to
get more and stronger witnesses.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-02
MYSTERY Of STOLEN TEAM
BLIND HORSES WE'RE SOLD AT
AUCTION NEAR NELIGH.
RESEMBLE MADISON ANIMALS

Two Horses, With Three Blind Eyes
and But One Good Eye Between
Them, Were Sold Near Neigh Yes
terday by Stranger Who Left.
Neigh, Neb., Feb. 27.-Special to
The News A team of horses with
but one good eye between them, to-
gether with spring wagon and har-
ness, corresponding identically with
the outfit reported in yesterdays News
to have been stolen at Madison, was
sold at auction in a sale that was held
north of here yesterday and which
was conducted by Auctioneer w. F.
McAllister. The outfit was driven
into the sale by stranger who gave
his name as John Shea, and who, af
ter receiving his money for the out
fit in cash and checks, left for town,
bought a ticket for O'Neill and left
for that place on last nights train.
The sale was a regular farm sale
being held ten miles north of Neigh.
The stranger asked Auctioneer Meal
lister If he would sell the team and
Ii6, anu TIC dillCies "eIe put unueI
the hammer. The mare, with one
blind eye and one good one, brought
$106 and was sold to o. M. Wells.
The horse, blind in both eyes, was
sold to Mr.. Lubkin for $50. The har-
ness was sold for $12.75 to Frank
Clapper. The spring wagon was sold
to Mr.. Richardson for 1915.
The stranger was paid partly in
cash and partly in checks and said to
the auctioneer that he was more than
satisfied, as he had not expected to
realize $172.50 in the deal.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-02
MEN WIN AGAIN.

Team Whist Club Enjoyed Meeting at
Home Of Dr.. and Mrs. SaIter.
The Team whist club met Monday
evening with DR.. and Mrs. P. H. Salter
and had a very enjoyable evening of
play. The honors of the evening were
again captured by the team captained
by j. c. Stitt by margin Of eight
points.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-02
WIRE ESTLlNG MATCH.
Brown County Championship ls Estab.
lishcd at Ainsworth.

''''TT'' w 'NTTTHVVVT
Alnsworlh, Ncb Feb. 81 Special
to The News: In n wrestling match
to establish the championship Of
Brown county w. X. Rosscn was
worstod by r. RumOlrson. Each
showed good form and the rules were
catchaa acatch can Tho match oc.
cured yesterday afternoon and at.
traCtcd considerable attention
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-02
FIRE AT DALLAS.

Home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest jackson
on Rosebud Burns Down.
Word has been received of the burn
ing of the cottage of Ernest Jackson,
land commissioner at Dallas, S. d.,
several days ago. The cottage was
on his allotment five miles from Dal-
las. Neither Mr.. or Mrs. Jackson
were home at the time.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-02
POSTOFF|CE IS ROBBED
UNKNOWN THIEF BREAKS INTO
cARLocK OFFICE.
GOT 5000, STAMPS AND MONEY
Postotfce Robbery on the Rosebud
Reservation, at the New Town Of
Carlock, Melted Small Sum -- No
Clue to Robbers Identity.

HOnestCoT s, D. Fob. 21-SpoCinI
To The News: Reports from CarloCk,
"A Rosebud reservation town, are to
the effect that the postotlice was
robbed Saturday night of 5000 in
money and stamps No clue can be
found which would lead to the apprc
hension of the guilty parties.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-02

Quit carrying people along find
useful people for employees.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1906-03-02

shows good Judgment in II clover
horsCman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
SALES MARKET STILL stuee,su

Few interesting realty deals were reported last
week. The sales market continues 70 be sluggish
with trading principally In athouses ana dveilinr
houses Regarding the real estate situation IRE
Real Estate Record and Guide" SAYS in IT'S las,
issue. IN part. follows:
The city thus Ear into 1905 has really on1v ~.
money Situation 20 CRY out against as in ras;,S :
and building quite much enterprtse ava s,i-ss
have been shown IN the aggregate as vss sxs St
M itssl yer WIN onls d slightly appeased de-
na..t lot LI,Ittty bgt ire money stringency is Of
1at.re 70 pc considered seriously the effects Of
"lSn Tis Re more ana no, more apparent as time
those whose trading and operating capital bas nj
m pld during the period Of plenty Sufficiently 10
sotntncs no' oniy higher rates OF interest bur a
r. IS some accounts that an lpnracss. :
I'm ot o-sIEsss SHOULD be % checked by interfer-
ward strength, TIRE situation may siu hold it's hid
der henefls. 10 be revealed in another burst ~
49, 81 tVlA 'p while sim strong and eager than
tlat d SHOULD run Itself out and stop because OF
Cre ~ tie largest transactions made last week
vas the sele by Philip A. Payton, IT. OF Nos e.
- 81 and 81 West 18th 81. four six story apart-
reHt houses, fo- s95ooo 10 the Afro-Amerfcan
GELS is lslxleo feet
The Il i Fuller Company leased for Conrad
Hubert 10 various tenants the twenty-four build
ms formerly occupied by the Higgins Carpet
ing from 18th 70 18th ave TIE property was L. sd
some months ago ~ the Higgins estate to NJ HUI
Ernest F. Hafnsr leased to the Empir. State
Auto Garage q seven story and basement bufldinR
Nos, 24S and Zl50 Broadway. for seven years al a
total rental OF over 500 oOO -
E4stavus l. Lawrence sold 20 Leopold Haas No.
- est l4Jl-4 ST. four story American basement
dwelling house. isxS9 Il feet
Tie Moss Realty Company leased the first and
Seco1a i9-ts Of the old Tiffany Building az 18th 81
ara Lnlon Square. for long term OF years 10 the
star skirt Company
N. z, Kerby sold TO Matthias Chambers the plot.
ssA1o5 teet, on the east side Of the Concourse 81
Ieet s5uih OF lSsth ST; 20 John II. Henshau the
Pot ssxs feet on the south side Of lssth St. near
TIE ConcourSe. and 10 NJ Chambers the plot. SIX
- teet on the north side OF 18th st. between the
conCourEe and Valentine ave
l. J Phlllips & Co sold for Daniel B. Freed
house. 9lxl005 feet
F Zittel sold for Traber Brothers No. IS West
lstn 81. four story dwelling house on a Iot alx
"Elto feet 20 a client for occupancy.
S-aWson q Hobbs sold for Walter r, Gillette 10 q
client Tor occupancy No 240 West I'D St. a four
s,ory hrownstone high stoop dwelling house. 2ox55x
80 feet; also sold for Charles 3. Duncan No PSI
Vest %th St four story dwelling house lot
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TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Tie LcVickar-Galllard Realty Company has sold
for client Nos 90 and Sls East 9th St. a Eve
story brick hathoEse on plot 45Elco5 feet
Shaw d Co. have sold for 3. Blum No "a West
lGi ST. three-sto-y and basement dwelling
house Also leased for a term CT years for Maurice
II. O'connor No. SO West ls5th
William Stonebrldge has sold for Henry sheehan
20 William Breen the vacant plot, 50x1lI feet on
lie west side Of Arthur ave. IA feet south %
" esL lSlth s. a nNe story double natnouse, on a
plot 81 oElpo feet; also sold. through James Kyle
q sons. No 90 lexington ave, i've story single
farhOuse. Ou . lot 21NSJ feet 10 G. L Kearuey
andrew + AOrrtsOn IL the buyer OF University
az the northwest corner OF u7th So. and Morning
J. Clarence Davies has sold for Eliza O. Kennedy
chester ave, 10 feet west OF Avenue .. Cnonpo-t
The eeiszler- Haas Realty Company has Sid Tor a
Ms. Dancer the plot the we5r side OF Barker
ave. go feet south OF Elizabeth :. :Gnl25 feet
The Mckinley Realty ana Construction Company
ave story fathouse. on plot 3. 6xl5O feet,
mares eIroetE mas sold 10 Philip Schroeder No
- Franklin ave- nve story fathouse. on lot
Simon & Atlas have sold for John D. Hake No.
l6si Fifth ay-' i've story hathouse, on lot &XI00
,,I Philip IAbsTman ana another have bought from
fathouse, on lor 2SIsgs The buyers will pu, IN
IIidansky & Levy have sold the northwest corner
q Park az and S7th 81, a plot lO01ixlOO. Isaac
Fox, who will erect three six story hath0uses. with
Milton :. BaIienberg. as attorney. has bought for
George ". S-hn-edes from Julia p. Schuchuan No.
20 Vest s6th 81. I've story hathouse. lot lsx
Enlaaqsl simon has resad for George Nundorr TO
Norris Ereundlch. Nos 1911 and 1913 Third av two
SIX story 1athOuses, plot 5lxl01
J y Reiter has bought for Abraham Mooney
Nos- 80 70 ~ E-.st llstA ST. I'VE story tenement
Harry and BenjsInin A5end have bought from A
stores, No - Avenue p. on lot 2AIxso
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coo0
NoW
LIS PENDENa-

CIV I.isaa ave. n e. corner Orchard - esrlop.
Thacssu, @ rou. AT sarah Gshharct e. action 20
recover po..s..snl attorneys. Eariss Weaver Farley
Cstv I.g.nN a.. q adjoining lands Of Sarah souu.
roziOO sane Ext Ernest L HoeeeT action r.cove~
Dossssslsnl. attorneys EsI,sys Wsassr q AEss1sy.
te.,, ,-r.xulsy a. ,r Samuel Miller tacton 20 -.
coVsr rosses.len1. sttoTneys Earsy. Weaver Ea-l-y
orchsrc a. "a a 100 ~ q o City Is-Anc ave-, rs a.
81 Irregular: AT earh uegla1l * A. faction
Farley
tosr irr,ruIxr, san, a. samuel g Miller tseon 20 -
cover 5os,ss.tonl- arternsys Farley. Weaver BARLEY
o~shs~s a. 40 M a % City Island 10 ariol,
san. sst Phsbs Williams tscsn % recover poss.s-
Orchart st. 1889 ~ - 1s.aso ave, oos
o1A irregular sSS P6sos - ".--~-s Aet-oa .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
MECHANICS LIENS.

BTU -. 2. s. 30 = e o. Isl ave I2OHlOo. Nor
Msss aiF 81. sIa Na "a r. ..n. .st s g
sos last ana 1OOth > Sp2 ana 3o4 East.
owner Ht ar, c9 90 s0a,Ta6.ors $50 Il
GDd 8sS Last James FilEington agt EeinfeId
t54eioTs :. -: :, "a -. loo OF
egt 9 and II Friedman. owners. HillmaH 4
7sS as = Is n a OF Avenue A i5OxIss =. AoSo ~
Peerless Briek Company sEt- Aeassr Warm. --
15Ss - $50 n " OF broadway ioo.l ss 10 4Oo' "
Prank Gueeet ast Peyssr BooAstAysF, owner
ASsstsrdam ave. n ". cor I22d St iOOxl5o; u"
Tohu - spina ast John HoroWitz ana Jaeob
L9.'E $50 St 3 "a I4i6 80. 100 90
" Cohn All. Haubsn Realty Company. owner
Bs1sra e.. Ne 81: Louis Deutsch aad Joseph
Browdy sEs jacob Appls6y estate. owner Nor
e ave e = whole front between seth ard iOo;h
sts 2Oi iO1i5O. Barron Mayer agt Hsahen
Realty CoDlps-y. owner: kali 4 spieler. con
ts7ih 81 n g. 2s5 n v OF So ave, 2oOxiooi "
c-E-istlsn Jacobs sEt Henry FAX and Herman
Plan. owners and contractors 800 oL
ci,osmqRi ave Ps, ~ ssd Heating co1 s
az, Jumei Realty and Construction Company.
VIE sE.sr sh' Sos Is ana so caaanasy p Ne ' !"
ana oonss-e.or- g.. 80. ssoo 90
oShsr ave- uhois mont between isoth 70
and isist 2D0zico Morris Ls s at
o.. tHseen go 100 y = ~ - ave zcs1iooIi; 80
ETorsns1TE.r a strHue at L.2sss a a sSrsn
Realty - - 49, o-.,,sc.1r - .s- a,
sth ave- Nos 3sTi ana 2sTs: Psssr Come. at
va e oontfassars ss 90
isss 50 q = q West; e.. r .ss,rs S'' 'r'
i'a 80 ass.ioo, M.svsl a p.mE.-y .st xii.l
ia ~. ~. al w--ai cAs-A a x.saA.hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
s"sNNANoA OF STEEL CONSTRUCTION.

m rank 4. Fisher Company. No. s49 Columbus
.slls northwest cC-l-: os slst street. controls a
- nuEoer az trc leading apartment houses OF
= GV. u IS crer-ls choice apartments IN the
80 ne N.r-1n, The Perrose. the Raleigh. lie
49, ne Le-1llr- The RoycryeJ. the Summersby.
s'llhatca and -se E-uedge az attractive
- Ll-1 Rouse iz maintained Ar the highest
ts-s q efficiency. Personal attention IS given 10
- S c 1s-.- 1y members ~ tie firms star
Vs- F----1s 40 ~ West 18th street Is near
m. 90 avenue. u As a. U--t0-date frepro0f
s-T,, - ~ -A-..-e-- e-et atJr ana attendance
- us apartments are arranged IN suites ~
20 a. I $780,, -, go 7-A ICONS ana bat-. u
Ia - 800. apaf -llle1t q four rooms and
- - APARTMENT Las separate entrance
HrassTsv- ~ 80 30 - West sltA street IS near
as. - gas pertsCt elevator service. The
w 49, l.s rooms and bath. eight rooms ana
- 49, ier rooms and two baths.
M s,-s .-,li al- tenrose. Sos. = and so West
Az W. - gee. -eaoN avenue. are unquesti0n-
,.rs se q The West SIDE They contain suites Of
ths Rsisi-s 1,- Data anc eight rooms and bath.
ssrvo. 50 is beautiful house. with an elevator
rps-S giiVa.e Telephones, etc. Us location IS
49, -otls and bath. SIX rooms and barr ara
l. I-rs--S 80 Data The Augusta, No IS West
ID. Iear Broadway. Is a model elevator
e,so..--i re rooms are light, vel ventilated and
A.. TAR It HIaftrislts COMPRISE eight rooms
tll.,--- -sside PARK, s. another perfect elevator
IL - ---se ITS suites are % four rooms and
- 80 ICONS end bath and six rooms and bath.
h6--,s .-e.i1al1z. 30. I95 East I'm street over
~ ~L--- - -are, 81 steel constructed apart
~ t-s-, F.-1 several elevators Il = modern
&c. cellar % the roof The apartments are
q suites ~ one room ana bath two
r. sc 1afl three rolu1z and bath five rooms
a. a.. seven rooms and bath. eight rooms and
~ 80 Ten rooms and bath. Tie entrance 81
ts-re i vice ana = COMMANDING archi-
% 49, e-iiilersly y o. 80 West 66th street.
~ e5a,...A west u Broadway. i Is al sttrac-
s,sr--,e, u apartment house Z has an excellent
-. - suitable Tor physician There are VET
- ~ seen rooms and hath and eight rooms ana
tsss. --- mad The Ruredge, 10. West Egd
El5srr a. =. e-fler ~ Central Park West has al
f1orrs ~ 70. ei-erts. IL apartments are % six
tLe EaEE and eavau rooms 49, 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
hoTEL ENplcorT rs hoMEukr

-. t--14eon is one %, the most popular hostile
w., - CRY. Il occupies the block front on tie
s-,., q Columbus avenue from gst 70 s2d
m, --e APARTMENTS are arranged T. suites Of
l. shfee. four and i've rooms Apar-r,er+s -,
Eot Sr-v - 4. -.ssle1 or UNFINISHED
f--.sls - - Le 1otel thoroughly modern but SIS
o. III - ------E4y attractive and its location -
t&,ricf Sssl 10 TIE CHOICE West Side residential
"a l0csro- -eH " l.s splendid service iIs cuisine
t1s hosris -tslf lc,lon and airy and sunny rooms
saori 80, especially appeals 70 families Within
t-iga1. s~S,co5- y the property are many Fo1el
4nc - - Central fsaFk ana Riverside Drive
ernare 9s-te the property Is Manhattan
"-lch l. - 49, 49, PARK tract OF lana. part OF
american Museum Of Natural History.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
-ur NEW WESTON = RALATlAL HOTEL.

- ----4. modern --l-~rrry I---
-. s-r-.-tert hotel -- fa-h street and Madison
80. Is rsa-Ir completed u VIII '' open on
o.,ob.- Tie b1lIla- s attracting VIDE atisn-
.o- because % t-s many distinctive features.
-. rsvs7 NJ me Weston. iu East ---L
street. IS TIE lessee having t-Ae- o. lease l'I
$1,000 wears D. H. O.tIa~-. rho Wei known
49,. ma. vrIo VII hsre entire charge. ia speak
az sb7-. tie rol.g le vlT pursue ia conducting
=. bos.Ia-- SAID yesterday r.0- -le structure
-as one ~ tle most llXu-.-l-.F furnished
a. rs- exclusive a-1 select hotels ever
tug, here He added mat he would personally su-
-s-,tse tie 1-s-a- g ar5t--rrF SD t-et rlere
prrl6 b. ra Objectionable persons among The oc-
s-1l-ts ot tle I-A-ug ID t.e leases there IS
.-bos.eE clause which makes g --7ud1tory upon
an ar-li-sr-s FOR arar-m1--s % Furnish references
al the most rirt description. The rsnaEenlent viii
r7- cater ~ The Electrical -- even transient class
~ ra-rous but VIII ea5earo- 70 make the hotel I'm
ID respects az attractive home for refined families
or OlHsra sis' SAID Yesterday he would do all
4 his rower 20 add 20 tile comfort and content
nert CO ire patrons T'.~ seventeen wears ne vas
crune-ted with the Tfot-- Rockingham. and there
us Few better known H1+.' re- than he n greater
EsT Tork
The Interior decorations rr tie hotel are OF the
bsg type ard age rhe work 90 Arthur Brounet.
who recently completed rHe Decorations n the
Riverside Drive home no Charles II Sehwab The
entire ground and r ~.-e stories have been de-
Grated from sketches and drawings made especially
ic the TurQCss by ths artist during DIS travels I'm
Italy and Prince THE ceilings are after copies
i''u Eapaael and Giovanni. ga TUd-ua combining
Ts-ie5 a-a5essues and reGaII7-s with stucco re-
lss and sSelc.es no t.e rooms 20 the Casino de-
eFo'io near Mart-a. ar Br71aet also las several
eiigal- sze,cles .-llH no -aa famous library q
lie Vatican In executing lis uork ia this country
Q . HrH
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TO IMPROVE A f25TH ST. CORNER PLOT

John J Mooney has leased the premises Al the
northeast corner OF Lenox and 18th ST. with
frontage q IS feet in 18th ard IS feet in Lenox
ave. lie viii erect a seven story structure. with
Of1Ces and a hotel. on the site. The total rental
for the is s. .500ooo
Identified with Mr.. Mooney IN one % hts many
business enterprises is NJ J. OConuer a Young
lrlsh lad. who last February purchased in the town
81 Leitrim. Ireland. the home % hts parents and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
REALTY NOTES.

Plans have heea flied with Buildings supe-iu-
tenoent Murphy fO- making over the four-story
yelling house No. ga Madison ave. into fat
houses, with stores o. the ground hoor for the
Georgia Development Company as owner. The
improvements are 20 cost $3.50. according 70 the
estimate OF {. A. LuckhurEt. the architect
James Kyle & Sons have leased 20 various clients
TIE buildings Nos 80 East 18th ST.. 500 BOwery SO
4th ave. IS West 18th ST $50 50 ave. and 565 "a
ave Also leased the stores Nos. zl9 Lexington ave
- Lexington ave. 72i Lexington ave 20 I-exinE-
ron ave. 7lS lexington ave 5S9 Lexington ave. II
LeNilgtol ave. and the one ct the southwest cor
nec Of 18th 81. and Lexington ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
HOTEL ST. LOUIS,
1886 East 32d ST.

Suites Of ons. two and three rooms and bath.
Furnished or unfinished cuisine and service
unsxceIlec; apartments now being leased for
ths coming year. Reference required.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
THE ST. LOUIS Foa REFINED eros,r

The Ho'e 81 LOUIS Nos "a and 81 East ed street.
WAS built provide me apartments for rs5,.5 -
lie Wa desire L. i've in the central section a, Ne,
haitian Elana short distance from the nroSe~-v
are the principal theatre centre z,S go
retail shopping district. '-0 N'e4 S4aSs
Tie hosuer, i up 20 date IN every r.sn4c, 7,
has Al cuisine. The suites are ~ -ora - . =
three rooms ana path Its apartments are nov
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09
MIGRATION OF BIRDS.

II L. always a melancholy thing when the move
msuts OF the birds begin to show thai autumn Is
coming aud that their slrnsr Holidays. which they
come so prertily 20 spend with each year. are
drawing 20 a close. That many OF tie plEas 45e
moving now Is evident Among the most uesl- 49,
the sWift-. which are disappoarins Lron tls
haunts which have known them all the summer 40
anassTIn IN sudden abuudaucs az various places on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-09-09

A.s ...-.-- 30 go 70 sEs West ina street T. a
saost ,.-. '-sni aeass. Its rentals are among ths
ia ur.-,-se Tor such high class apartments
r0oras 49, - are four rooms and bath or nv.
Ths Sass on n. pon,,lsr oss- o,',. s-...s
az 2A-niEht elevator and hail SER
's-sals &C., spsr;Eueut house with its ex-
hooF piEls. iiE beautiful interior