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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
HONORS ROBERT FULTON.
Colonel Heistand Praises Him at
Patria Club Dinner.

The Patria Club held fits annual dinner last night
at the Hotel Savoy. Among the guests were Ten
eral Nelson A. Miles. Mrs Philip carpenter pres-
dent of sorosis; Congressman Herbert Parsons and
General Henry Z. Tremain and Mrs Iremain- Dr.
George T Stevens president of the club, presided
The speakers were Colonel H. A Heistand
L. S. A. of the Department OF the East on the
subject of '"rhe Development OF transportation
with special reference to the life of Robert Fulton
Mrs Charlotte b. Wilbur, Some Advantages of
Newness to America; Congressman Parsons
Some Congressional Experiences" and the Rev
Dr. Leighton Williams. 'T'he Republic and the EN-
pire."
Colonel Heistand told of Robert Futon's early
life and gave resume of the history of steam navi-
CATION from its first application by Fulton to the
present time In advocating a monument In this
country TO his memory he said
1t is believed that a monument to Robert Fulton
could take more appropriate form than a water
gate to the city of New York Inat a dlShlHeo
approach and landing is necessity mas Deen many
times demonstrated, and viii become more ana
more apparent with the constantly increasing nm
portance of our country and lis metropolis Many
perienced in the exchange of courteses with the
commissioners of war vessels which nave recently
visited our waters. When the Robert Fulton water
gate is constructed such conditions will no longer
exist and vessels of the merchant marine and war
vessels Of our own and foreign countries may ma
which Win insnire in their crews a reverence for
the great inventor who made their vessels possible
Congressman Parsons complimented Mrs. Wilbur
for her speech. preceding his. and said: Il be-
lieve in higher education at least by marriage In
Congress-" he went on. i freshman, and as
freshman it IS better 10 he than heard. The
man who has knowledge and something 10 give in
hard work should be heard in Congress. The man
who will wait and work has an opportunity In
Congress. and can accomplish some things" Con
tinung, he said:
When my Democratic predecessor showed me
over the House IN Washington he asked me what /
thought of it. ! told him it reminded me of the
Capitol Albany, where few do things ana
many sit around. So. that. If your representative
in Washington is heard of in the end, either ne
has talked too much thought too little.
l found broad minds in Congress. more so than
we find here. and that they were familiar with
most public questions. They had travelled was
surprised md that there prevailed. in place OF
narrow views, broad knowledge on public and na-
tional affairs. They far away from the en-
crossing interests which hold the New Yorker in
his environment.
/ am reminded of the story of Tim Sullivan,
who thought Albany statesmen more Important
than Congressman. They don't amount 10 much
said Mr.. Sullivan. when he resigned from Congress
to go back to Albany: in Washington they use
Congressman hitching post
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TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY

L. . Phillips & Co. sold for Lydia 5.y, ~, ~,
-lu 'oe Prospect ave, three story frs,, ~,
houses a plot sOxlOO feet ~ evening
mares Hi5son 60. have sold for .srs o.,
rau L. Herman the four old four stor,, T,,,,s, gu
~ g 80 East S5th St. on a plot slx9s q e., 10
r - Grand l. Benedict has sold for sax ooo ~ ,o-
-, -FOUR story and basement dWeIIinv Fast
No j7ss she was yesterday reported TO have sold
1r--iira - totn ST. a i've story American Eassr.
osssliins house on lot 25Kl022 feet ANaSsileilt
s.lh a Fhelps have sold three story brs,l 49,,
ueeling house No. 501 East l4lst 81 N-NA private
Jacob Herb has sold Tie noTtbHeSt c,, - 49,,
r1T-o u ~ lsSs So plot l0ox1oO The buver VII
Benjamin Richards has sol5 ., r-.,,, -
- I 10 ~ East 18th st. three story dwelling 5o,s
ghe Diersen estate has sofa No coz ..,
sIog lalhoase with stores a LOT % To7 800
Nlgolllhe ne southwest OF lOlst A. iee'
s,sIL4oe t'aul has sold No. 226 Yves, lO5,b 6,
si'ig tAe-llng mousse a 49,
pts. solomon has sold a Dr Tannenbsrrn, ~,
~ ana 10 East l20th story tenement ho,,s
on q plot b0Xl00ll feet " -' MUSES.
Theresa Reinshagen has sold 10 Gustav Fra, ~, o,o
80 soth ST. I'VE story house on LOT 25%
Charles T. Duross and C. Razetti have sola e., -,
4einekfull estate 10 Morris Lippman No 10 NTorto,
..tee STORY 'front.' and rear buildings.
ae9oihng parcel No - and controls a plot COZ
Edward schoenbeFg has sold No 1873 Pitt St i've ana
sol ety front ana tenement houses on lof 2lfa
I-et also 20 Adolf Finkelstein No. I2s LIST ave eve
soy 21s,, tenement house. On lot 25x9s feet
- s ..- 4 Diier has sold another OF hts story
-eo-Laliy brick and stone houses rscerty
eoiipietea In Grant bstWeen l6Sd and l64h SITS
A. 6hotzin e. Sons have bought from a Ar 11yStSc, i,
White Pains Road lot 25Ke3xs5 feet extending fron
@lvin . ]llth 81. east % 9th and from Mr. III
DO " ~ iee on ts south side OF 21eth St. Zee;
Jacob Grinder has sold 70 Michael Busch No 500
LtIAel - Acttikenney has sold for Mathew J. CroWe,
t~ofaniiy house. on lot 23K0S feet. IN Heath ave
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BIG WEST SIDE SALE.
SITE TO BE IMPROVED.
Office Structure to AdjOin Hotel
lSdraR0c.

o. c. Manss and s A. Israel have sold for
Charles T. Barney 10 Joseph Freedman a plot
762xl399 feet at the northeast corner of oath
St and Riverside Drive Mr. Freedman Will
erect a six story elevator apartment house on
the site
Plans have been filed with Building Superin-
tendent Murphy for six story office building
with ground floor stores, TO be built at the
northwest corner Of Broadway ana 4lst ST,
adjoining the Hotel Saranac, which was the OLD
ROsssuore II is TO have a Broadway frontage
Of 407 feet and a depth of l4l.2 feet extend
ing 10 9Th ave, which II VIII front AT nos
JS3 and 6S5 Its facades are to be Of brick with
trimmings Of terra Gotta and Ornamented oy
rows Of bays with mezzanine windows. II ~ 10
be built for Jacob Wertheim as lessee on iand
owned by the estate of Elizabeth r Floyd. It
is 10 cost 100000. The architects are Maynicke
e, FRANKIE.
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Glasgow Shirts.

Naples for New York.
Melbourne april 12-Arrived steamer Invertay (Brl.
HouEhton New York via st Vincent. v. Ere
mantle,
Swansea, April 1O-S1ied steamer Jersey City (br).
Manchester April ii-Arrived steamer Terence CBr),
Byrne. New York.
Hamburg, April l.. 8 m-Arrived steamer Pennsyl-
vania Ger. Gronmeyer. New York via Plymouth
and Cherbourg
Bristol April 12-Arrived. steamer Chicago City (Br).
Hunter New York.
SclIy April I2-Passed. steamer Andrew (Br) Fitz
gerald New York for Antwerp.
Aarhuus April 1O-Arrived. steamer Amstel CDutch)
Prayer. New York via Ionghope.
AIRiers. April Arrived steamer Mombassa (Br)
English. New York for Manila, Cebu. etc
Naples. April Arrived. steamer Sannio NtaD, Man
cini New York
Billet, New York Via st Michaels. Singapore and
Hong Kong
Montevideo April 11-Arrived. steamer Herminius
Br). Iddes. New York
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WRECK VICTIM SUES N. v CENTRAL.

Frederick A. Gray OF White Plains has had
papers prepared in a suit against the New York
Central Railroad for $4,000 damages Mr.. Gray
was injured in the Brewster express wreck at
2O0th street The Bronx In his bill he says he
received personal injuries and charges that his
wife died as the result Of shock and worry due
10 the accident. leaving infant five days Old
which died the following day because of lack
of a mothers care Gray also asks that the
railroad he mulcted for further sum for ex-
emplary damages, charging that the company
was negligent in running the train at such Il
high speed.
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Il muSementS.
MANHATTAN All, SF 81 s.I MG sss Ave.

SEASON OF GRAND OPERA.
OSCAR HAMMERSTEIN -----.-.-.. director
LETTO. Mines Pinkert. Giaconia. Seyerina, Zac-
CARA; NM BOnci. Sammarco. Gilbert. Mugnoz Eos
TONIGHT at S:l5-Popular Prices. t9c- 20 3OO
-Meyerbeer's THE HUGUESOTs. Mines Russ.
De Ctsneros. Zeppilh ATta Severina, ZaccaTia' NM
Basst. ArimOndi. AuCona, Seveihac. Teccht. Ven
turini Fossetta. Mugnoz. Daddi. Reschigian Con
duCtor CampaHiE
SUNDAY NiGHT at s:3O-FAREwELL4 GRAND
POPULAR CAMPANINI CONCERT SOC so
SOlosts Mines Russ. De CisnerOs. Iejeune; NM
Altchevsky Ancona Arimondi and Entire Nanhat-
Next Week. Last Week of the season.
MON. APR. Is. at S.15-VeTdfs RlGOLEIIO
Mines Pinkert Giaconia Seyerina. ZaccaIia: NM
Bonci SaTnmarco. Reschiglian. Mugnoz. Fossetta'
Rom0lo NeuturIui Conductor. Campantni
=, TIES, AFR IS. at s:I5m55h appearance OF
Zeppilli, Leieune, Giaconia; MN. palmores seveu-
hac Gilbert Daddi. Mugnoz. Reschiglian Con-
WE'D APR IL at s.15-FIotows MARTA.
Mines Douada. De Cisueros; NM Bonci. Arimonil.
GanoIi -6ialietti. Mugnoz Conductor. Max BendiN.
NINE. CALVE. GRAND DOUBLE BILL. Leon
cavallos PAGLIACCI. Nine Zeppni: MN BasSi.
opera. Ia NAVARRAISE. Nine. Calve: MN Dali
mores Altche'sky. Gilbert. Gianoh Galietti Ari-
nondi Conductor. Campenini
Ca~upaniuI- RIGOLETTO. Mines ZeppillI
Giaoonia Seyerina Zaccarta. MN Bonci sammar-
NFnturint Conductor tampaOini
After the "a act. prologue from Mcphistophele
Boiio n Arimondi and chorus and Band
MWE. CALVE. Blzet's CARMEN. Mines Calve.
Zeppiii. rreutini Giaconia; NM Dalmorss. An
coma. Gilbert, paidL Mugnoz. Reschlslian Con
SAT- NIGHT. APR. 20. at s.15-I0s, Nigh, Of
The sea ,e,. AIDA. MINES Russ. De Cts
seats for All Above Now selling
NeVt Season Subscription Sale Now Open.
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MANY BUSINESS LEASES REPORTED.

Charles F. Moves Company has leased the
store. basement and sub-oelar at No. 10 Cort-
landt st. for the United Merchants Realty and
Improvement Company TO Wallace & Co: also
lofts in No 20 Warren st. for Bernard Kreiser
10 Charles Wasserman & Co; I'm No a. Cliff st
for Henry Leerburger TO A Gutierrez a. Co.
No az Cortlandt 81 for Bernard Kreiser to
Stillman Safety Lamp Company; No. 100 John
St for rutland & Whiting Company 10 Asbestos
Coping Bath Company; No. lOS Water ST, for
p r Phelan TO A BlumIein & Co: No. 1913
William ST. for Wells & Snedec1er TO z. A. &
w F. Childs; No. IS Cliff St, for Nelson G.
Carman 10 Hanoe Brothers White.
Peter r. Sherry has leased for Alderman Broth
ers Nos is and is Charles St, two three story
ana basement brick buildings, 10 a client for
a term Of years.
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T II MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.


Lizard. April 12~fassed steamer Noordam Dutch.
Traval hIrll l2-Passed KONG Albert Ger.
Feyen New York Naples
G, Nichaels April IL Passed steamer Neckar Ger
- Iarrassow,tz. Genoa and Naples for New YORK
Malta April llAtreed steamers Egrcmont (T}r)
Noodle New York Barcelona Genoa: Indra
samha OBr) Wilkes. Yokohama. Manila Singapore
for York
Queenstown April - $40 m-Arrlved steamer I,,-
cania Br) Barr. New York for Liverpool land pro
ceededJ.
southampton April II 3.25 m-Sailed, steame.
America GER. Knuth. from Hamburg for New York
Via Cherhourg
Naples April sailed steamer Leon NITI SPAN.
Schamps. New York.
Calais Aprii 11-Sailed steamer Gauges tBrl Abbott
York
Liverpool April 70 Sailed Bowie CBry. Kerr.
Palermo. April l2sailed steamer Italia ,3r Bridges
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TELLS OF THREATS OF DEATH.
Mrs. Ring, Witness in Raymond Suit, Makes
Charges Against Her Husband.

The trial OF the suit CT Miss Grace Raymond. n
Mount Vernon Sunday school teacher, against Mrs
Naomi DuncOmbe Ring. for $4,000 damages for
alleged siandec and assault which was begun on
Thursday. continued yesterday before Justice
TOmpkins OF the Supreme Court. at White Plains
Mrs Ring was a witness. She denied that she
had ever struck Miss Raymond. as alleged by the
plaintiff, ana also said that her husband had
threatened her with death II she would not marry
him. Mrs Ring created a stir when she said that
size had really been married 20 Mr.. Ring
She explained that she meant she had lived
tvlLt Ring after marriage.
y. j. King. when called n witness declared
tist MS vile had offered 70 settle with Kiss Ray
I107d On his presence for 500 William ~. HOyt
former, city Clerk OF Mount Vernon told OF an
ercgV<psr With E.n1 IA the opera house, during
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Law Offices of
ALEXANDER * COHN.
No. 90 Nassau street.


Dear Sir: VIII you kindly have sUmmoHses issued
against the following NONRESIDENT corporations for
the Of the year 1906 American Israke Shoe and
Foundry Company, American WrngeT Company.
Bedding Brothers Company. Boston Betting Com
pany, Brainerd & Armstrong Company. Chicago
Narnish Company. Colonial Steel Company. Eureka
Fire Hose Company. Ferris Brothers Givernaud
Brothers. !. b. Hlonert Rubber Company. Loeb
Schoenfeld Company. Henry Maurer & Sons, Mono
tuck Silk Company Plume & Atwood. John Pull
man & Co. Russell & Erwin Manufacturing COM
pany, and against the following individuals: Rob
ert Foulds (iiTm Of, Engelbert HaTdt. James II.
Hart. Lewis W Kingsley, Henry Small, Cyrus
Walscr, Isaac S. Vought Very truly yours.
ALEXANDER & COIN
james 2. Keenan,, No. 80 broadway, New York
City.
President Purdy. OF the Tax Department. said
yesterday that while such practice might be of
questionable propriety. he nothing illegal in ii
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April 20. 1880 an
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, April IL, 1907.
ARRIVED


Steamer Potsdan Dutch Rotterdam March
30 and Boulogne 81 the Holland America Line. with
40 cabin and 1857 sleerase passenges and Tndse A.
steamer vaderland dses iiartaan Antwerp March 81
and 1897 steerage passengers and d-e Arrived at inc
steamer Matan1as Miller Tarrico April 3 10 James r
ward 20. with passengers and mdse Arrived al the
steamer sicIan Prince CBr, Fielding TSraus March
"a. 10 p Rchards 90 with cabin snd l.oa3 steer
steamer Atrato tIED BODY barbados March -. 90 san
dereon Son with lGi passengers. malls ana mlse Ar
steamer Berrnudan tgir. Fraser bermuda April 10 %
sase HrTiae5 =, the Tar at 3 M April il
steamer Alleghany Ger. Meisn~r, taia Hayu March
sengcr and mdse- Arrived a. Rar al ! p m
NF,,rron Win stgar Erriyrd AZ The Rar M ! n n,
Steamer Universe tNoD. Donvig Manzauilo April o.
Daniel Bacon. with sugar Arrived at the Bar OF II
.. 20 " u Muuson. with moIasses Arrived tho bar
Koro9 ana. "a Rs Tr,a5 cacg'a FeD%r
Arrived City Island and left Quarantine II IS
steamer FL sud HiFgins New Orleans April = to tho
Southern Pacific 60. with mdse on Highlands AZ 20
steamer jefferson. Dole. Newport News and Norfolk
70 ,hf ~ nsrn ' at $50 M ana muse
Steamer Pawnee, Rich Ihilafelphi1 20 The CLYDE 50
steamer NJ Guney. Gun'her. PHILADELPHIA towing
barge conemauEh 70 The NJ 'igiy Petroleum Co. with
Steamer Mamma Hata, Charles baltimore 70 II 9
F9sef %'4 81 Yale Pasn GaIresfon Aprii 4, the
southern Pacific co. with mdse Passed in Quarantine
steamer Arorahqe Ksnbls JacR.o SON., April ard
udse Passed Quarantine AT SOS
SAILED.
Steamers Walton Han GO for Shanghai! Senator CXor
terdam: Trinidad GB Rerrnnda Aureoe ,Rrl. oporto;
Ed l, b'H @ ae Norr an T%port news
CNoD Irogreso etc Mont"yideo SPAN Havana etc,
port Iau Prince.
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HOW TO COLLECT TAXES.
Inquiry Shoes One of the Methods
En- pIOyed.

The investigation Of the Bureau Of Arrears OF
Personal Taxes ordered by Corporation Counsel FL
lison shows that certain lawyers were in the habit
of requesting James p. Keenan, the Assistant Cor
poraton Counsel in charge. to bring actions against
nonresident corporations. Mr.. Ellison has discov-
that in each instance these lawyers had prev-
ously been 10 the heads of the corporations and
proposed to them to get them relieved from much
of their assessment. This proposition would he
followed I'm a day by formal and severe
NOTICE from the bureau advising the corporation 20
pay up or'take the consequences. The lawyers got
half Of what they saved. The following letter was
discovered on file in the bureau.
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INSPECTORS FINISHING WORK.
Mutual Lies Certificate of Results To Be
Ready in a Few Days.

The Mutual Life inspectors announced yesterday
that. Unforeseen contingencies excepted. they
would issue their certificate of results in this
election in time for the monthly meeting OF the
company's board OF directors April a. Should
the certificate be issued sufficiently in advance Of
that date Il is understood that call viii be
sent out 10 the Administration ticket" directors
to attend "A reorganization meeting.
The New York Life inspectors working at
night once more but scarcely expect 10 issue their
certificate for least another month. that
there may be reorganization meeting Of the
New York Life directors until June, and the ques-
ton of the presidency will continue IN allegiance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-04-13
SALES OF JAMAICA PARK SOUTH ,ore

Parl, co,,,,, - nave sold for the Jamaica
lots. Tue Ooi poration the following
mel; four lots in Bates ave IA re-
son; TWO lots in Vaughan ave - III ~; John-
craig; one lot in Fisher ave 70 )- ;, imam L.
JOS IN Jacobs ave. to ID l. Craeyt Noliioil; Two
10 Norris ave. 10 Mrs. b Helfsr ~. l - one Iot
Flsnef ave, 10 Ira A Iittel. tbrea -, ie Iot N
ave- 10 Abraham Norcus. two lo+s - a. IN fider
ave. 10 Henry Rothery: two lots in To - : aI'shan
80 SIMON hlEerlnan, and two lots in RenaGtc;;
ave, 10 Mrs. F. Smith az benedict
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TO IMPROVE SPRING ST. PLOT

John z. Olson VIII erect twelve story mer-
camille building on a plot 1O0xl0O feet on the
southeast corner of Spring and Crosby SITS. to
be absolutely hreprOof and contain four eleva-
tors and sll other modern improvements. The
building has already been leased from the plans
10 large importing concern, which will use the
entire building for its own business. II is said
the rental involves an aggregate Of about $780,
OGO Sol. Stern was the broker in the deal
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LARGE BROOKLYN PIor co,

- d. snort has sold TO Henry Strauss q n,o,
u '"ehty-seven lots on the south side Of Fona;
more ST. between New York and BROOKLYN a,-oa
toIooKlyn' also. to Jasper T Dunbar, ~. -
na lgss On East 18th ST. $50 feet south Of Ave-"
the nor,b l1o 70 william Redmond eight lots a.
~ HoruhWest corner Of Avenue NJ ana - lot o a.
IT,, as0 20 the same buyer nine and o, On
iots IN East 18th St. $50 feet south f oi,ehalf
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EAsr sIpE HousE IN A TRADE.

Cuozzo & Gagliano Company have sold for
William B. Potter 10 DR. G. Frank SanareIi a
four story apartment house. on a plot 266x1OO
feet, at the southeast corner of St PauPs Place
ana webster ave Dr. Saranelh gave in part
payment No 2lS East 10th st, a three story
ana basement dwelling house. on a lot 17xIO0
feet. '3ANV
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rRANsPACIFIC MAILs.
TO DAY

r,ae,,.tion and steamer Close IN 7.
Hawaii fia san Francisco Alameda April 10. II 30
Hawaii Japan Corea. china and Phil
ippne Islands via san Francsoo)--
Australia Westl. FIJI Islands
and New Caledonia specially ad
dressed mail FOR New Zealand and Sa
moan Islands,. t,ia Vancouver and
Victoria. y. C1-Moana April 20. 800 2 n
Japan Corea. china and Philippine Isl
ands Ivla Seattie-TanEo Maru. April p. 500 p m
Hawaii Japan Corea, china and Phil
American April %. 1880 a ri
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REALTY NOTES.

,r,,i,.s henderson is the buyer Of No. 9Gs
Inlro ave- recently reported sold.
Horace $ Ely & Co have ,e..oz -,
OF Louisa d. Van Buren,. No 81 - i.eiiS
80 SloIY building between Broad and Ta -, d
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RUY oLD FLouR MIL pRopERrx.

Mandelbaum & Levine have bought from the
Hecker-Jones-JeweH Company its old mill
property, at the southeast corner of Broon,e and
Lewis SITS The parcel has frontage Of 15O
Ieet IN Broome ST. and l25 feet in Lewis 81
Hugo Marks was the broker "'0 81
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which there was a dispute over Miss Raymond.
The case VIII go the jury on Monday; -.
Miss Raymond was Rings boCkkeeper beroTe, ms
marriage TO the defendant, who was then a WIDOW,
Mrs. Duncombe by name, and owner OK property
said 20 be worth 100000.
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FOR SIX L. I. CRY LOTS. s2Aooo

Oseood PEEL & Co. have sold. in Long Island
City, six more Mott ave. lois n posa,s,,a4e
Co. builders. at $1,000 each They ore -
ing four four story. steam heated a,ortr.o.-
1uyo.lling lots and viii build duplicate a,, "a
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

The St Louis which reported to sable Island at 10
Yesterday when 100 miles east of Sandy HOOK Is eA
pecte O about S TO morrow
Savoie, which reported TO Sable Island as passing
station at N. is expected to dock ABOUT m
to-day. -.
The reported by wireless tele-
graph Halifax. 425 miles east OF SANDY HOOK at
yesterday. is expected to dock aoout oSo III 'o
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DEAL NEAR ROCKEFELLER INSTITUTE.

The Simpson-Merritt Company and Austin
FInegan have sold for Halprin. Diamondston &
Levin plot Of FIVE lots on the north side Of Goth
street 175 feet east of Avenue A
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Proposals.


MINT OF THE UNITED STATES AT PdIIADETLSS
received at the office of the super
OF United States at Phtladel-
phia II o'clock Tuesday. April 30 1897:
publicly opened for general supplies required
United States Philadelphia Pa FOR
the fiscal year from July 1901 June 30, 1898. in
which with proposals and other information may
had upon application to JOHN II. Lands, SUPER
INTENDENT.
PROPOSALS INVITED.-ClearinR o Educa-
Il tion Building-State Of New York the Capitol.
Albany. April O. 190I.The Trustees Of Public Build
invite written proposals for taking down
ana removing the buildings and other structures upon
the site Of the State Education Building This
includes all structures the block bounded by
Washington avenue Hawk. Lafayette and Swan
all the structures between the state
Heating and Power Station and the Cathedral OF All
Saints. the block bounded by Lafayette, Hawk.
block be removed designated by street num-
81 -, ~. Al -. 45, ~ and - Lafayette
street and rs 40 4S and 30 Elk street. The
may begin the first day Of May and must be
completed the first day Of August. 1907 All mate
rails removed will become the OF the con
and he svill be expected assume all risks
upon the from May l. 1907 Bidders will be re-
$4,000 the order OF Trustees OF Public
Buildings which shall be forfeited to the State IN
the bidder awarded the contract and refuses
neglects enter into contract with satisfactory
sureties perform the work according 70 his bid
The Trustees reserve the wight reject or all
signed and will be received up to II O'Clock noon.
Wednesday. April -. 1901 ROBERT II FULLER.
Secretary the Trustees Of Public Buildings Exec
uuve Chamber.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun rises 626 sun 6s6 Moon sets 7s3 Moons age
HIGH WATER.
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