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The Elbert County tribune., 1907-04-04
TO KILL loloTrc CHILDREN.
California Senator viii Introduce Bill
Waking Murder Compulsory.

san francisco.-Senator Thomas ].
Kennedy Of this city will introduce at
the next session of the Legislature a
bill providing for the chloroforming
OF an children suffering from congen-
tial idl0cy. The senator decided upon
this after he had visited the home for
the ieeble-minded at Glen Ellen. while
on the senatorial committee detailed
TO investigate the conditions of insti-
tutions for the feeble minded. He be-
lfeves that death is better for imbe--
Giles than the life which they are now
enduring
Senator Kennedy feels that he is fol-
lowing the more recent theories OF
eastern scientists. He states that these
men and physicians of high rank are
daily scheming to devise n way legally
and ethically to put these unfortunate
subjects out of their misery. An an
testhetic, preferably chloroform or
ether, is the proposed drug with which
specially appointed commission of
medical men is to accomplish this new
work Kennedy believes that his pro
posed law will receive more kindly and
careful considerat ton than did the sug-
gestion with the advocacy of which DR..
Osler has been credited-to chloroform
aged people.
Il realize" said Kennedy. that
great deal of comment will be made
upon my proposed action. | will be
called an advocate of murder until the
matter is thoroughly understood.
may be accused of desiring
the wanton destruction of life.
but ! want to say that any man
who Witnessed the terrible sights that
greeted me at the home in Glen Ellen
would come to the conclusion that |
have--that merciful means of dispos-
ing OF these blotted lives is the proper
course. All of the members of the com
mission which with me visited the
Glen Ellen home agreed that some
such bill as that which | will introduce
should be put into effect"
|. Many physicians who were ques'
TONED concerning Kenendy's bill
termed It ridiculous and impossible.
Others refused to believe that the pro.
posed bill was drafted in good faith
and claim that its inception is due to
the talk on the subject of chloroform-
ing which is occupying the minds of
eastern men at the present time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-20

Washington. June l9.-Senatoi
Foraler. OF Ohio. has given out a
written st2iewent. summing up the
tes lmony Sken by the senate com.
ml,toe on military affairs N
that II faus 10 show that any soldier
took part In the affair. Tae state
ment which the senator says ne
makes Is "plaln duty 20 the truths as
well as to the accused soldiers and
because he is more familiar-with the
testimony than anybody elsei Is IN
answer to a published ststement that
the testimony conelusively showed the
soldiers OF the Twenty tlfth battalion
ala the shooting
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-20
MethodIsts RaIse Larae sum

London, June ia remarkable
scene in the centenary Of the Print
tive Method1sts was witnessed Mon
day at tine session of the conference
at Leicester. II was proposed to in
augurate a thanksgiving fund and af-
ter solemn dedieatory service, w.
P Hartley, prominent Methodist, Of
fered SIS 900, This was applauded
with enthusiasm, after which dele
gate after delegate promised generous
contributions. AT the close of the
meeting It was announced that these
offerings with the pledges already made
on behalf Of the churches reached
81. $50 600.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-20
TuMuLTuous SESSION.
Lively Debate Occurs in the French
Chamber Of Deputies.


Paris, June 1.-THE action OF the
government in determining to prose-
cute the agitators in the south OF
France led to lively debate in the
chamber Of deputies Tuesday, but af-
ter a tumultuous session the cabinet
secured an indirect vote of confidence
by the large majority of 254.
Premier Clemenceau refused to
agree to the. immediate dissolution OF
parliament on the governments plans
and demanded that the motion be
postponed until June 90. In a speech
which was frequently interrupted by
noisy protests, he declared that all
means of Cancellation were now ex-
hausted and that as chief OF the oy-
eminent he was bound to enforce re-
spect for the law. The committee
at Argyllieres rad set Itself up in
place of the central government If
the chamber defeated the postpone
ment of the Interpolation he would
Immediately countermand the prosecu-
lions and the chamber would be re-
sponsible for the grave consequences.
The governments notion was final
ly adopted 4l2 TO 1853 votes.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-20
MEN ARE powERLEss
TO Fight Against Disease UAIeSs They
Strike nj the Underlying Cause.

To treat Dandruff. and Failing Hair
with irrltants or oils on which a para.
sitic germ will prosper. Is like scooping
water from the ocean TO prevent the tide
from rising
You cannot accomplish a satisfactory
cure without having right understand
ing or the fundamental causes OF the
trouble.
You must kill the Dandruft Germ.
NewbrO's Herpicide does this because u
Is specially made to do that very thing
when the germ Is removed, tho hair
has no choice but 20 resume healthy
Growth aRd beauty.
''Destroy the cause you remove the
erect"
Sold BY leading druggists Send Joe; II
stamps FOR sample 20 The Herpieide Co
Detroit. Mich
Two sizes--50 cents and s1.0O.
]. S. Bedford & Co, Special Agents,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-20
A Happy Mother

win see that her baby Is properly
cared for-to do this a good purgauve
Is necessary. Many babies suner
from worms and their mothers don't
know tiff your baby is feverish ana
doesn't sleep at night. It Is troubled
with worms. Whites Cream Verani-
fure viii clean out these worms IN
mild, pleasant way. oace uiea
always used. Give It a trial Price
IS cents. Sold BY w. n. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-20

People who know how to take care
of themselves--the majority do not.
The liver is a most important organ
in the body. v. G. simpkins, Alba
Texas, writes: q have used Herbine
for Chllls and Fever and find It the
best medicine l ever used. would
not be without It. It is as good for
children as II is for grown.up people,
and recommend It. II Is fne for
la Grippe Sold by w, NJ. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-20
HAPPENINGS FROM NEwsERRY.
Interesting List Of Personals and
Other Items from That Town.

tOthST itSfnS from mat ! own
Newberry June 1S.--Misses Lizzie
and Ella Smith returned Saturday
from Abbeville. Georgia Miss Lizzie
has been attending Abbeville College
the past term, and Miss Ella went up
to attend the commencement,and to
accompany her sister home
Mrs. Cubberly Of Cedar Key IS here
on a visit to her daughter, Mrs. Reid.
A. A. Burke and w. G.. Chapman re-
turned Saturday from Worthington
Springs, where they sepnt two days.
Miss Cindy Bryant Of Bell is here
for few weeks, the guest Of her sister,
Mrs. Barry.
Mrs. Code Weeks left Thursday for
Gainesville. whore she will spend
few days visiting relatives.
Mrs. John G.. White and two chill
dren, Frank and Nelson, left Wednes-
day for seabreeze, where they will
spend several weeks.
DR.. p, B. Howell returned Friday
from Live Oak, where he visited sew
eral days.
Misses Fanny and Ella Smith have
returned home after a weeks visit to
relatives at Bronson.
Mrs. Lutte Howell has returned
home, after visiting her mother in
Georgia.
Mrs. w. H. Tucker returned home
Sunday from Live Oak, where she Wis
tied relatives and friends.
Misses Lizzie Hamilton and Glen
Picket were here shopping Saturday.
Jack Garland returned Sunday from
Abbeville, Georgia, where he has been
attending college the past ten
months.
w. G. Chapman left Sunday for
Georgia, where he will spend week
visiting relatives.
Miss Lizzie Belle Methvin came
home last Friday from StAugustne,
where she has been attending school.
/. F. Lamb of Worthington Springs
is here for few days ON business.
We have Merry go round in our
little town now, and all Of the children
are delighted.
We are sorry to report Porter
Smith on our sick list this week, He
has been having quite d time with
measles
Bedford Wetherington left Sunday
for Worthington Snprigs where he will
spend several days.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-20
CHE CITY COUNCIL
PASSED ORDINANCE
Rroviiing for Issuance Of Special
Assessment Certificates.
covNcIL PAID FOR PAVING

And cuIvert Work on East Liberty
Street The sum AssregatIns More
Than Two Thousand DoIlars--ccn-
tractor Petre Got Check.
The Council met in adjourned ses-
alon at $3.50 o'clock Monday afternoon,
with President Broome and Alder
men Bunch, Cannon and Vidal pres
emit.
Alderman Cannon moved to waive
the rules and place Ordinance No. 1877,
being an ordinance entitled, "An
Ordinance 10 Provide for the Issuance
OF Special Assessment City Certih-
Gates" as provided for by an ordi-
nance approved the eleventh day Of
August, 1906, and an ordinance APP
proved the fifteenth day Of February,
1907, on its third reading. Roll was
called, and every member voted aye.
Ordinance was then read the third
time. and Alderman Bunch moved to
adopt ordinance on It's third reading.
Upon roll call every member voted
aye, and the ordinance was declared
adopted.
Alderman Bunch moved TO adopt
the title, which motion was carried.
Alderman Cannon moved that the
bill OF o. Petre for $2,1O5 be paid
from the street fund, for culyert and
filing over sweetwater branch. Mo
tion carried.
After which the Council adjourned.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-20
THE NEWS FROM MELaosE.
First Baseball Game Of the Season Il
Be Pulled OH Friday Afternoon.

Melrose June 19.--The first base
ball game of the season win be played
here between Melrose and Brooklyn
Friday afternoon the 21st inst Every
body come and help make crowd.
w. u. Baker has about finished
shipping his peach crop. He reports
having received very good returns,
and could not half supply the demand.
Mrs. j. w. Barnett and Miss May
Barnett leave today for Charleston,
y. G. They will be away all summer.
There will be services at the Trim
ity Episcopal church by Rev. f. s.
Hyatt on Sunday at II a. m. and 1880
p. m.
Miss Addie Lee is the guest of Miss
Belle Mcmillan at Orange Heights for
few days.
The children are busy practicins
for the chlldrens day exercises, to
be held some time in July at the
Methodist Episcopal church.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-20

Have your stationery printed at The
sun Office. First.class work promptly
delivered at reasonable prices is our
motto
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-20
AlaChua County Abstract Co.
Incorporated
Perry n. colsOn. Pres; J. W. HandinE' Vice
PreS: a cOlsOn. Sec.'rreas
GAINESVILLE, FLA.

We do an exclusive Abstract bOsi-
meas. with facilities for impsr,ing Full
Information concerning The Title OF
sny and all lsnds In AlachuA county.
All business transacted promptly,
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29

ican basement dwelling house on Il lot a.6zlco-feet
for s9oa00o
No 1888 to B4s Broadway and No 202 West zsth
81 southwest corner of 46th ST and Broadway, Tor
about 100000
The Cockcroft Building, sixteen story office
and store structure 51x1017 feet at the northwest
corner Of John and Nassau streets. for Sue ,oW
Two four story dwelling houses on plot 5oxloo
feet. at the southwest corner OF llth S'ieS' anu ~
ave- for 10000.
The block bounded by Broadway. sth ave. and
9Th and 5sth sts comprising 5000 square feet Tor
s1.Se0Go.
Old home of the Manhattan Eye. Ear and Throat
Hospital on plot sS 9x1o5 feet, at the southeast
corner of Gst ST and Park ave, for s65oooo
Nos so and 81 West 2lst st. new twelve story
loft building. 50x92 feet, for S4ooee.
No z21 5th ave, d five story structure southeast
corner Of SSth ST, 25-Sxloo feet for s6S''oc'
No ess 5th ave. four story and basement BRICK
6wellinr house on lot 256x1O0 feet, for SS5,eoO
a four story building plot 431oxiL4 feet at
the southwest corner of Wall and Water sts.' for
s225. .o0o-
ment dwelling house, plot Soxloo5 feet for
100000.
The Bismarck. new eleven story apartment
house. on plot 126.l0xloo feet, at the northeast
corner of 1o1st st. and Broadway. for ss5oooo
The Goodrich property at the northwest corner
Of 2sth St and 5th ave. for about s1,@OVo-
The Ben Hur a seven story apartment house.
Nos 2ss3 and 2e45 Broadway, plot 55x1o0 feet.
for $4,000.
No sSl 5th ave, five story dwelling house. for
s7oo.oco.
The Belmont Hotel. Nos lis and lis West 49th
St 4oxloo feet for 100000
No. l555 Broadway and NO. Zo5 TO Zif west fo'h
st. Z3.exl3s feet. for s6oo,oe9
No ss7 10 sal 5th ave, 6oxioo feet and No.
East SD ST. 25xloo feet, for S, ,250 900.
No. 59f 5th dwelling house, on lot
25 5xIeo feet. for $4,000
villa Julia, on plot of FIVE 5ts at the south
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
REALTY NOTES.

The Second United Cities Realty Corporation. of
which William Z. Harmon is president has de-
cared a semi-annual 2la per cent dividend and an
extra dividend Of one-quarter Of per cent on its
Series "a" preferred stock.
The realty brokers Of Staten Island have secured
control the Seguine estate Of eightyseven acres
on the Amboy Road, Annadale Staten Island, and
also of a ffteen-acre tract at the intersection of
Todt Hill Road and Ocean Terrace.
The Charles z. Noyes Company has leased offices
in the United States Realty Building No. lis
Broadway, to the McKiernan Drill Company and
TO the Clinton Point Stone Company; in the new
Royal Building, William street and Maiden Lane,
to Mackenheim & Huff, and for the Hudson Com
panes suite of offices in the Cortandt Building,
to the Nelson Valve Company.
Plans have been fled with Buildings Supernten-
dent Murphy for making over the three story
dwelling house, with rear stable, at No. SIT West
36th street, into machine shope for the Chelsea
Auto Storage Company, new owner, and for
remodelling the first story Of the tenement house
No. 176 First avenue into amusement hall for
Cermella NJ. Benedict. George II. Anderson and
Benjamin Sacklein are the architects.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
A UNIQUE AUCTION SALE.

No less than 50 per cent Of the purchase price
will be allowed to remain on bond and mortgage
at an auction sale of tenement houses TO De heid
nv Joseph p Day on January 15 The terms of
tho sale nrovide that buyers will be required TO
nav 10 per cent on the day Of the sale and only
10 per cent more on taking title so that cash In
vestment Of $4,000 will be sufficient to buy par
eel costing $4,000 AS the properties are all good
income producing tenements. the opportunity of
fered to small investors is an unusual one. The
buildings to be disposed of at this sale include
No 52O West 39th St. Nos. COZ and 604 West 4ah ST
No 157 West 62d st, No. 584 Columbus ave, No los
East 10th st. Nos. $50 eS2 and e54 west list ST.
No 422 West 45th St, No 49 West 56th st, No. BIO
Eleventh ave. No. 175 West 102d st and No. $40
Convent ave. All but are in crowded sections
Of the West Side where vacancies rarely occur.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
PEAL ESTATE MARKET STRONG.
COST OF BUILDINGS PLANNED THIS YEAR OpER
S9SOO0OO0.
Spbt Increase Of Loft and Office FroecHdp9 ooS"
Large Parcels Reported Since January

l,, roLoo, m Mot 100 5x1S26 feet. at the
southeast corner of 64th ST and Mad-son a'' -'
S550.eee. ,,+,,ves,
A marcel s4sx103.71kx irregular. at 'he
corner of 6Sth st. and Broadway, 1or -- s2vg.oo
The Riverviews apartment houses IL
frorn 14srh st to 149th st, for ov'o"
Northeast corner Of 9th St and oth ave, fi'A
Ioox4e 5x1oo1 feet Csold at auction)' for s-'l"O.
IT, re,, six story elevator apartment houses oc-
c,Tn,,ine- the block front on the east sloe o, 90
lumbus ave, from ooIn Ct ~ W
for about $4,000 rs,
Nos 2Ss and 2SS 5th ave. five story puiollsS'
on a pIot "a 1xl25 feet, for s5oo,o@
Nos 172 and ia Fulton st, two hve story oulia lli
ings, 53.sx7 feet, for about SS''V'' Inc >
FyeTett House. on plot 142x12S feet. at the
northwest corner Of 18th 81. and 4th ave. lor
about sS50ooo. =. SO 100 G
Old church st police station. on plot hs-'xzze E 8
feet at the northeast corner OF ChurCh anu ''io
ertv sts (sold at auctionl, for SoSOeN.
Nos * and Il West 32d st. two four Story anu
basement houses on plot 5ox9s.s feet, for about
s20e00o. -.
roent dwelling house, q plot 32xlN22 feet, for
s25A00. ..o- o,o
Nos. S43 and S45 eth ave. two lots, for SSZ9'c"
Five story buildings plot 561oxl5o feet at
the northeast corner of G1st st. and 9Th ave. 1of
s1,10o0oo.
bopse on 4 plot 1ooxloo feet at the northeast cor
ner Of 10Th st and Broadway, for S4e0ooo-
Central Park View apartment house a new twelve
story hreproof structure plot 1eoxloo feet at
the south corner Of Central Park west ana e9'h
ST. for S,25oO0o.
Former home of the Bloomingdale Reformed
Church 12 sx97 6xIo0x1s feet, northeast corner OF
esth st and Broadway, for $4,000
The Chatham Court. a seven story apar'inen,
house. 1o0x10O feet, north corner OF 9th ST ana
Central Park West, for s525,00-
No 17s Fulton st. a four story building. on a
plot 25x77 feet for about $4,000
plot 5o11So feet at the northeast corner OF aZd
St and 5th ave, for S6500oo.
No 1o.s 5th ave, a five and one-half story Amer
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29

The volume of business transacted IN all branches
of the real estate market this year ought TO DC Z
r.-petuaI incentive investors, builders and pro-
kers to strive TO maintain the stability of the mar
le4 1t IS true that since January last the MAJOR
,tv Of brokers and builders have had many duh
DAYS and many trying experiences either In nnd-
ing buyers for property or in getting satisfactory
mortgage or building loans. But the money they
have earned through various transactions. while
much less than the total sum of their profits IN
1905 or 1906, has been large They have no cause
10 be ashamed of the record OF the private safes.
the auction and the mortgage markets this year.
And they should rejoice over the decrease IN the
number Of tenement houses built in the last twelve
months for the reason that this decrease has
made il possible for many builders, who had rows
Of tenement houses ready for occupancy last WIN
Ter, 10 place their houses on fairly good earn
ing basis, and thus dispose Of some Of the houses
investors and spectators.
Many poorly consn ucted tenement houses nave
been built this year, but their number is consid-
erably less than the record in this respect for 1910
or for 1905 Every person identified with the mar
ket who aims TO have the city expand and grow
I'D in the best way is thankful that the ouioers
who are responsible for imperfecty erected houses
were less active Some day the city may rid ltself
Of such builders because poorly constructed houses
soon become serious obstacles in the path OF realty
progress as they cannot be properly kept in order
unless at great expense and loss to the owner
Building loan operators and brokers have helped
10 lessen the activity Of builders with little eX-
perience or who use bad building material whenever
they get a chance
In Jes plans for 40 Manhattan and Bronx
structures to cost Sl61.562o5. were filed As re
CARDS the cost of buildings projected, it was the
record wear in the history OF the city. Last year
record was 3 SAB structures, the estimated cost OF
which was placed at Sl3&S27.ee- ims year plans
have been fled for 27S7 buildings TO cost SSSalo4o
feature OF building projects in the last t"eFe
months has been the number Of loft and once
r--uctures planned They slightly exceed both IN
number and cost the loft and office operations IN
Tas In AL other building lines there have been
,,erta5 decreases. Realty signs do not indicate
,45asnread building activity throughout the coming
year. For its present needs the city has enough
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29

.,e,,e,- borses II also has enough loft buildings
And it is also well provided for as regaros fnooerh
Office buildings. 1t sorely wants hundreds OF one
and two family houses. Some builders are Trying
= zu,nlv this want Others are putting up three
story brick tenement houses. with the OBJECT oI
creating q larger demand for such structures ind4i
for one ana two family houses. and they are ap-
,rertIv Manning larger building operations or thls
lfnS for next year than those they have carries
,,,,, ,his wear They may be good Judges OF prop
.he realty conditions. and Il so they are DONG JuS'
h.+ uiu tend 10 strengthen the market In the
coming wear realty trading and builolhs a0'i'i's
sre Iiseiy 10 equal the record for thls year
- g.. month of this ~ear many large realty
.;os we're reported the market for central ana
,,rper Fifth avenue parcels oeihs piisE- I
=, midtown parcels was a feature OF inc DioA
ace business at the close OF the spring season g.. a.
,be summer season the market was onh, as i
s-,,orfant transactions were perfected In the pre-
On, season the greatest activity has peeh 0' ~
West Side north Of 5sth street - ..
some of the principal sales mace eH4S 80
tter with the prices at which the parcels were
- "a l.ave changed hands. were as follows;
rlo, 1eo Sxlo22 feet. ar the north corner ci gu
G. and Fifth ave, for ssoecn
A four story building on a piot es-s z.eAt'' CO..
=. o,,,b corner of ssth ST. and Fifth ave- Tor
s.aaeeo. =, --+h
A rlot 90 2xl2o feet, at the sonih coiiei 'i ~
8. and Fifth ave- for about $4,000
Nos 7s and rs Madison ave, two four s.ory ap0
basement brownstone dwelling houses, LOT $--V''-
No Isl Fifth ave, a flVe story puiioiis. 49, 90
g. business use on a lot 247xioo feet for sslooeo
Nos 2c and "a West 52d St. twc four story o"ei-
;rg houses on plot 50xes.9 feet. for s2z5s"
Hotel Empire, a plot lZS2xllS-Zxie' tee'' aI
SO ST and Broadway for s7l5"e
40 sss Fifth ave, five story house. on d Io'
x sx1oo feet for about s2I5gee
The preicer Building. No. 2a2 Fifth ave. a five
Story structure on plot asxloo feet. for sssoeo
No 57z Fifth ave. 1--WE story business building
-z-, lot 25xIeo feet, for $1,000
CID Baptist Church Of the Epiphany property and
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

Shaw & Co. have sold for Mrs. Newman and J.
Ettlinger Nos se5 and 307 West l27th st. two five
story double fathouses with stores 2xS5x10o each.
making plot 80 feet front.
Isabel ]. Roberts. of Philadelphia, has sold to
Amanda A. Tiger. of Madison, N J., No. 235 Mercer
ST. six story store and loft building on lot 2ox1oo
feet The buyer gives in part payment d tract of
about POI acres at Bedmnster, Somerset County,
n. J.
Shaw & Co have sold for Mrs. Newman and J.
Fttlinger Nos 305 and 307 West 127th st, two five
story double hathouses with stores, on plot 5oxssl
feet.
H. p. Hertz & Co and F. J. Wood have sold for
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Jus,,ce f;reenbaum, OF the Supreme Court. has
anno,nted Feist NJ Strauss receiver OF the rents Of
No 1S3s Avenue A, brick and stone tenement
house pending an action brought by Jonas Wen
and Bernhard Mayer against Bertha Green ana
others to foreclose mortgage OF SloSo. ihere is
prior mortgage on the property amounting to *locU
A, action has been begun In the Supreme Court
by the Corporate Realty Company against julius
London and others TO forecose a mortgage OF
oo on the plot s6x94 feet. on the north side OF
l72d St. 1916 feet west Of Amsterdam ave- Ihe
mortgage was made on June 80, 19S
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
TO REMODEL UPTOWN LOFT BUILDING.

Plans have been filed for remodellins the six
story loft and office building No 81 West 18th ST.
for lanes NJ Lowe owner and for making over
the TON floor of the ten story hotel at the south
west corner of Columbus ave. and soth st. enlarg-
ing the sleeping quarters for guests. the improve
rents being made for the Columbia Park Hotel
Company by the North River Improvement COM
napv as owner L. F. ]. Weiher and George r.
Griebel are the architects.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-29
Will ALTER CAR STABLES.

A. V. Porter. architect. has filed plans for re-
modelling the car stables in Tooth ST. between Lex
ington and Park aves. equipping the building with
an auxiliary fire extinguishing sprinkler plant with
storage pressure tanks, and installing new
nit for the transfer of trolley These I'M
provements to cost s15"o.