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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
TRANsAcrIoNs nv REALrY.

Van Niet Place have sold the plot 50x95 feet
Nos 20 and 25S West 10th ST, to a client.
Sarah Lppstadt hes sold the Hoffman, a six story
apartment house. at Nos. 239 and a4I West 141st
st. plot 50N99.lI feet.
Louis Kramer and Joseph (. Goldberg have sold
No 5I1 West l5lst St d tive story nathouse on plot
d".lN9@ II feet. Charles Griffith Moses & Brother
were tile brokers
Fiuncy & Mathews have sold for Katharine r
l'tN No. 6++ East 10th St, four story fathOuSe
ON lot lS;9Xloe-Il feet To Joseph L. Buttenwieser
feld x PraSeT have rcSold To AIR Miller No. If5
Avenue y. northwest corner Of 9th St four five
STORY tenement houses The sellers recently bought
the property at auction FOX 81, 725.
shapiro Levy \ starr have bought No. 500 East
Il3th 81, i've story tenement house. NTH stores
on Loo 2INl0o.tl feet also sold To Paul Shalet No
~ Sherlt 81. "a six story tenement house on lot
20NH0 feet.
Benedict & co have sold for William Ratz No
-'F Sth ave, five story double fathouse with
stores, e1Nit0 feet. To :. Elkap
w. j. Huston < Son have sold for the estate OF
Hannah \. Higgins. TO aSCltent. for occupancy tho
three story hrowcst"ne dwelling house No. 555
West l6Jth St, on lat ifNlo9 feet
AtGCS & 60. have sold for August Suefder No
~ West 02d St, q fin" story hathouse on PLOT
I0Nlo0.5 feet.
Isaac S,hapiro has bought Nos. GGs and $40 East
10th st. story elevator apartment house on
plot i3.6Xl0S.3 feet.
Sophia Zawderer has sold the northeast corner of
Rleec<Cr and Grove SITS, two six story fiathouseS
with stores. on plot 1S.iNflG9N irregular.
Roth Il CTakOW are reported 10 have rcsOld the
block front the west side OF Brook ave. between
lS5th ana 136h SITS. five i've story hathOuseS. each
on plot 0X90 feet, 20 the ArsOnia Realty Company.
The sellers recently secured the property in
for the southeast corner of Amsterdam ave. and
12lst
The American Real Estate Company has sold No.
1894 Faiie St. two family house on lot 9x1O0 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
HOOK MOUNTAIN MOVEMENT PRESSED
Condemnation Proceedings To Be Instituted
by Palisade Park Commission.

Public pressure viii be brought 20 bear. az an
early date upon the Hook Mountain auarrymen
in an effort 10 compel adjustment Of ths dis
posaI OF their holdings to the Interstate PalSada
Park Commission at reasonable figures. The quar-
rymen have made elaborate plans TO contss the
condemnation proceedings which the Intsrstafs
Falisade Park Commission viii institute IN the
courts OF Rocklaud County next month. Ten MILL
ion dollars was the last figure named by the quar-
rymen as the value Of their lands. It viii %
shown in the suit that the total holdings included
bv all Of the quarres on Hook Mountain are as
sessed at approximately S2O0O 900. and that thsir
present value after the removal OF so much rock
Is much less than the time Of its assessment
A casual survey OF Hook Mountain at rscent
date shows that the damage done BY the quarry
men in the last nine months has caused a greater
defacement of the mountain than all the work done
pv them previously. The quantity OF rock removes
penter bin last May exceeds in tonnage the aihSE
removed during the previous eighteen months tT III
ouarrvnlen now have blasts prepared WhIch va
deface the mountain at a greater rate IMAM re-
ever been accomplished before. ~,
The DerSIstent refusal or the quarry men 20 ~
movement toward securing a p rn9HenI reserve 10
t5on 10 include the Highlands OF the hudson, y
Dacessary bv government agency or under SoNolt-
rneDt srlnervision. The plan includes the acgllIs
ment bv the federal government OF certain risns
N,,er nIopertv which Is now privately owned, g
V-eIi rs mo lands which have been acquired "
tbe Interstate Palsadc Park Commission -. -
nv - safd to have the approval or Fresusils
RoossveIt as we'll as Of Governor Hughes ana -
likely TO be carried out IL pressed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
CHURCH AND RELIGIOUS NEWS AND NOTES.
Il NEW METHODIST OFFICE-OUTLOOK FOR THIS |
YEARS TENT CAMPAIGN

IN New York. Altogether work has demon
strated beyond all question that such effort IS
feasible and be made grandly successful
The plans already made for the prosecution
of the tent and outdoor work the present year.
We look for better and more effective effort than
hundred an executive committee of twenty
has been selected TO give personal attention the
details Of general management.
The Rev. DR.. James B. Ely, who has been so
has been secured superintendent He is ab,- as
sisted by Grin {. Baker and corps Of efficient
workers. John $. Huyler No. 81 Irving Place
New York. is treasurer; the Rev. DIR. w. w Coe is
assistant treasurer; the Rev. c. L GoOdeI chair
man of the committee of hundred; the Rev.
inittee and the Rev. j. c. Fagg, secretary of the
executive committee.
The headquarters will be as formerly at No 81
Lexington avenue, at the Bible Teachers Training
School
we hope to have at least ten tents properly
manned and equipped, in addition To other places
Of meeting. Our executive committee at "A recent
meeting agreed to ask for at least $4,000 for the
locations now in prospect and TO place service on
every square or block in New York City if money
Is provided.
we shall secure the best available evangeists
and they viii be supplemented by a large number
Of pastors, students and Children's workers and
precentors, who will spend their summer in New
York. and many Of whom will work entirely with
out compensation beyond the expense of board and
room.
May we not ask the hearty cooperation of all
the churches? May not expect generous gifts
from those whose hearts in the work but who
cannot give 1t their personal attention?
Our meetings only cost about ST. each service,
and we have held at least $50 services each week
and they be multiplied indefinitely If means are
supplied. Three thousand dollars will support one
tent for an entire season.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09

4 l. Mordecai & Son OncN have sold for the
Brody. Adler s Koch Company tho new twelve
story mercantile building Nos. and 10 West 18th
st being 50 feet front by 10 feet deep. The pur-
chaser IS Henry G. Lytou. of Chicago. Mr.. I4yto1
Is proprietor OF the store known The Hub,
one Of the largest department stores in that city
lie purchased the building investment.
Charles I. Noyes Company has sold for Bertha
Volkeung 10 en- investor for all cash. Nos % 70 IS
Iatayctte St three buildings covering plot about
57N9i.
Henry Morgenthau Company has bought from
Joseph Hyman the four story building with five
stores the southeast corner Of 57th 81. and Lex
ington ave. 2O5xsO feet.
/. Nogel and Nathan RemIin have bought from
Hyman Brothers five story tenement house with
stores on plot 72x55 feet at the southeast corner
Of Sith ST. and Columbus ave.
Pease & Gilman have sold for Y. Henry Roth
child No % East sd q four story dwelling
house 20Xs0 feet.
Daniel B. Freedman has bought through Noor
hees 6 Floyd and tho II. II Cammaan Company
from the Edgar estate No. Il Murray ST. a fiv"
story iron front business building. 2Lsxlo0 feet.
He recently bought No. p, adjoining.
Mrs. Henry Gisey las leased the property at tho
southwest corner OF Broadway and 10Th St. IN
gliding the Princess Theatre. for term OF twenty
one years ~ an aggregate rental of than
81 00tu1 To SCliS Selignan, who will improve the
site with an office building. The property fronts
complete report of the lease viii be found In
nth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
TO DISCUSS ALIEN EDUCATION.

Boston. March S-1he education conference re-
Gently held in Pilgrim Hall responsive 10 the call
OF the Congregational Education Society authorized
the appointment of committee 10 consider an ad-
vance movement along educational lines among the
foreigners in tIis country. 4 committee. consist
ing of Professor James II. Ropes. Of Harvard Di-
vinity School; the Rev. DIR. William r Campbell
president of the Congregational Education Society.
and the Rev. DR.. Washington Choate treasurer OF
the Home Missionary Society New York has been
chosen. These men purpose thoroughly TO consider
the foreign problem in Its relation Congrega-
tional religious work. They will secure the
vices of to gather and tabulate the statistics
as basis for Intelligent action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
BURGLAR IN FOX HONE.
ALert Woman Summons Policemen,
Who Capture Him after Fight.

A big. square shouldered burglar. with Jimmy
for boon companion and work alone and you
VIII prosper his motto. turned east of Fifth
avenue into Both street about o'clock yesterday
morning and stopped at No 10 This Is the home
CT ex-senator Fox president Of the National Dem
ocTatic Club. II Is Just around the corner from
the club and under the shadow OF towering St
Patrick's. The Senator is abroad. The burglar
undoubtedly knew this. the same spook which
advised him to work alone and prosper may have
added Il as good measure The big fellow slipped
hir Jimmy under the sash OF the basement window
then, with quick look up and down the street
threw himself inside.
~Get up Mary. d'you hear something?' Mira
Katherine O'Brien whispered TO her sister Mrs
Hogan about five minutes later. Mrs. OBrien and
Mrs. Hogan. with several servants were the only
persons IN the house. They slept IN the same room
aITE. Hogan got up. listened but heard nothing
Go to bed Kitty. you're dreaming" she re-
Piled But Mrs. @ Brien couldn't sleep. moment
later when the house was stn that the snow
could be heard falling on the window she dis
her door softly. The sound came clearer and more
"AhaI" Mrs. o'srien rnuttered- Then she tip
toea % the telephone. ,,
once. The sister Jumped out u bed It seemed
hours 10 the women-and the with the steel
i've minutes rad moi passed Whea there vas
Sssnc. CS as s a. ns front o39r 1Re women
the window Of their room inch by inch and thrust
visitor jump from the second hoor window ana fail
REainst PstrolTnen Rooney and ConnoTs. Of the
East 6lst street station.
he struck one n the face, then the other ana
turned his heels. with four buecoats after him.
1or Roundsasn Graber and Patrolman O'Neill had
also hurried to the scene. The burglar tIrned
quickly and made desperate ATTEMPT to fell
rabeF with his jimmy. but Graders nightstick atd
him out on the sidewalk. At the East 5lst street
EtafiOn be said his John BoydiD and
that he WAS mote man, thirty-hve years old
Asked where be lived. he answered with an oath:
You know where you got me1 That's good
enough for me-
Later IN the day ne was held for trial by Magis-
frats Fineite. IN the YoFkve police court. HIS
pockets were filed With silver spoons and knives
and other Valuables. and the dining room door
q raclIful Of heavier pieces OF silver vas found.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
wendell DEFENCE NOT YET READY.
Counsel Denies That Captain Will Defy
Gov. Hughes's Order for Court Martial.

Abraham Levy. counsel FOR Captain Louis Wen
del of the 1st Battery. said last night that the
statements that Captain Wendell had been adj
vised by his counsel not to appear his court
martial on March IS unauthorized and
without foundation. he said that plans for the
defence had been made Yet and that he had
isaued statement OF any plans.
runored that Captain Wendell did not in
tend 10 appear al the court martial holding that
Governor Hughes had jurisdiction over him.
as his application for discharge had been properly
made. forwarded 20 headquarters and regularly
approved IL Captain Wendell decides to do this
the Governor would have 10 resort to civil action
Colonel Alexander Bacon, who appeared for Cap
tain Wendell before the board of Inquiry said last
night that statements that he was to represent
CAPTAIN Wendell before the court martial we're I'M
true. and that he knew nothing of the story that
the captain would NOT appear
Captain Wendsl's trial, which to have gone
on YESTERDAY before Judge Rosalsky in the Court
OF General Sessions again vas postponed, this
tins until March q.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
Y. NJ. c. A. NOTES.

Mrs Mary Church Terrell. three times president
and now honorary president for life OF the National
Association OF Colored Women. Will speak on The
Bright Side OF the Negro Problem" at the mems
meeting OF the West Side Young Mems Christian
Association next Sunday afternoon at $50 o'clock
in the auditorium, No: 800 West 18th street Mrs.
Terrell was tho first Negroes who served the
board OF trustees OF the Washington public school.
She is held be Of the most eloquent members
OF her race Pearl Benham-kaighn. contralto, Will
sing. The meeting IS open without ticket TO men.
The speaker 1t the Harlem Branch Young Mems
Christian ASS, iation mems meeting next Sunday
afternoon At 4:3O o'clock Will be Frank Moss pro-
fessor OF medical jurisprudence in the Woman's
Medical College and well qualified 10 speak on the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
WAKE OVER wATCHDOG's BODY.
Fifty WOrkmen at Jersey City DrydOcks
Mourn Animals Death.

Peno is dead. and fifty employed at John
Swenson's drydocB at Warren street. Jersey City.
mourn his loss. Peno was a valuable St. Bernard
Watchdog, owned by SwensOn "wednesday night.
after a high fall Peno was injured and died.
SwensOn thought so much of this dog that he
decided to bury him with regular funeral
Yesterday. after placing Peno's body in a spe-
cally built coffin. Swenson aad his fifty men, who
got the afternoon off, held wake for the departed
dog in tho drydoek Office. Lighted candles were
placed around the edge Of the coffin Hymns were
sung. pipes smoked and keg of beer was drunk
At a signal from Swenson the coffin was closed.
carried by four men and lowered into grsvs dug
by Swenson himself near the Office
Peno had been arra.Fned three times before
Police Judge Hoos for attacking strangers near
SWenson's decks. Each time The charge was dis
missed. Two wears ago dog named Watt was
huTied b. Swenson near the grave Of Peno
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09

A new ONCE was recently created in the Metho-
dist Episcopal Church by the newly organized
Board OF Education. Sunday School and Tracts
and F-eedman's AID and Southern Education So
ciety at its meeting IN Cincinnati. The Tribune
has previously announced the election Of field sec
retarIes. Drs E u. Mills and Andrew Gillies for
the department Of education, and Dr. P. J.
Naveety for the department OF Freedman's AID
and Southern Education Society. But the sun
day school department has originated a new office
and a new name. assistant editor OF Sunday
school and religious literature. To this Office DR..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
REALTY NOTES.

Plans have been filed for remodeling the four
story and basement dwelling house No. Is East s6th
st. owned by Michael Friedsan into a bachelor
apartment house with store in the basement, the
Improvements 10 cost $1,000: for installing stores
on the ground floor OF the five story apartment
house at Nos. 2194 and 2l96 9Th ave. owned by Mrs
Theresa Goldsmith. and fcr adding new story 70
the three story dwelling house No. s67 Riverside
Drive. owned ny the Rev. Thomas Dixon. jr The
additional story will contain library
The Lewis II. May Company &C. +. Moves agent
North Atlantic ave- Arverne. Long Island. 70 NJ.
j Martin FOR occupancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
GENERAL ITEMS OF TIE WEEK.

In Calvary Church. Fourth avenue and 2lst street
confirmation service with sermon. will be held TO-
morrow y q Bishop Potter will be the
preacher. At p m evensong Spohr's CratoTiO
The Last Judgment viii be rendered by the choir
with special SCOists, under direction OF Lacey
Baker. organist and Choirmaster- The assisting
socists Will be John Blanc tenor; Tom ISHlel.
the organ. No tickets are required The public
Is invited.
The Rev Or. Kerr Royce Turper. pastor OF tho
Madison Avenue Baptist Church. who for week
has been i'll with grip has been compelled by hts
go 10 Atlantic CRY or Virginia
The BROOKLYN Church Society OF the Methodist
Church will hold it's annual dinner. for only At
the Old Gernlania Club Building, No; 10 schermer-
Thursday evening March p. az S;S" o'clock
~ the Scotch Presbyterian Church. 96th street
and Central Park West the pastor. the Rev Dr.
David C. Wyie. will exchange pulpits with the
Rev DR.. Charles j. Young. pastor OF the Church
Of the Purtans at Ii a. m Az p. M Or, Wylie.s
theme will be Some Strange SAVINGS and MysteTi,
9 Ae 6 the 81 Wet SIDE H." u Saye E pTVese Of
learning something about the conditions of life
on that evening taking as his subject THE Bright
Side of Life in the Lower East SIDE. Ihls service
will he held IN the chapel NJ 5 west s0th stree
Tomorrow morning at II O'Clock in the Majestic
Theatre Or Madison q Peters viii speak on the
lessons mothers and their DAUGHTERS should learn
from the Thaw trial and also its ASPECTS to men men
A a prelude DR.. Peters VIII ten why Vle jury
system should be abolished and what should take
its place. All the seats win be free
The second Sunday school conference under the
auspices Of the New York Universalst Sunday
School Institute and New York Unitarian Sunday
School Union will begin on Wednesday, March Is.
i'm the chapel OF Horace Mann School. Teachers
College Columbia University.
The Church os the TRANSPORTATION will observe It's
hfty-seventh anniversary Sunday tomorrow
The sermons and lectures to be delivered IN
Temple Emanuel Fifth avenue and 4Sd street, this
month are: Sunday. March 10. DR.. Silvernan: sub
tect Religious Liberty IN France" Saturday.
March Is Or. Silverman; subject. "Wanted-An
Ideal for Israel" Sunday. March Il. Or. Magnes;
subject Isaac NJ Wise" Saturday. March q
DR. Magues; subject. ''Piety.'' Sunday. March o.
DR. Silverusn; subject. Who Is the Crucified Son
of Csod?' Saturday. March 80. first day Of Pass
over DR. Silverman; subject Are We Sttll IN
Boudage?' Sunday. March 81. DR.. MagneS; subject
Resurrection The services on Saturday begin at
1870 a. m. and on Sunday at u15 a. m
At the West End Presbyterian Church Congress-
man William S Bennett will speak tomorrow. His
subject VIII be "a Present Manifestation of the
Conscience
DR.. Crapsey will address the Ethical Society at
Carnegie Hall tomorrow morning at II o'clock on
The Increasing Light
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
no AID FOR THE soNoMA's CREW

sydney, X. 3. W. March s-The crew OF the
Oceanic Steamship Company's steamer sonona
who January q we're sentenced to q months
imprisonment AZ hard labor for disobeying lawful
commands. thereby delaying the vessels departure
Cor Ean francisco until crew OF non-unionists
we're shipped. have oeel destitute since their re-
leEGe as tley forfeited r!e wages due them. The
Eea5nep's Cnlon appealed 10 the p en!er os N.s,g
South Wales and - rre American Consul General
hers brit Lhey boLh refused 70 help tho searnen
TIE consul holding raat aE instructions permitted
biz D. graft assistance 9nly 70 shlpyI scksd men
Bnd not 70 EtEtkeIG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
GUESSED EXACT PAID ADMISSIONS.
Prize of $4,000 in St. Louis Worlds Fair
Contest Finally Awarded.

St. Louis March S-After two years Of Htiga-
ton NJ. Logan Guthrie. Of Fulton. Mo-. has won
the prize Of $4,000 in a contest for the nearest
guess to the total number OF paid admissions
into the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Guth-
rie guessed 12.SO4616. which was announced as
the exact number Of admissions. Several other
claimants appeared and payment Of ths prize
was held up pending settlement Of the different
claims Guthrie instituted suit IN 1905. Tbs
other claimants finally withdrew their claims
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
REFUSED sUITOR SHOOTS HIMSELF.
Woman Slammed Door in Face Of Wealthy
Cleveland Contractor.
- relsgraph ID 10 Trlbun,. !

Cleveland March S-Because Mrs Patterson
who had been separated from her husband
slammed the door in his face when he called on
her at her home this afternoon Henry De Burt
8 wealthy contractor. shot himself in the head
and is dying at q hospital De Burt and the
widow had quarrelied several days ago. and he
called upon her to-day to make peace He was
dressed IN his best clothes. She answered his
zap hat closed the door with bang when she
saw him. second later a revolver shot was
heard. and Mrs. Patterson opened the door to
End De Burt wounded.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09

Plans have been filed with Buildings superinten-
dent Murphy for two six story apartment houses to
be built for the Conforti Realty Corporation one in
1E5d and the other in 124th St. 100 feet east OF
Broadway. They Will have frontage OF IS feet
and depth of 81 feet. with accommodations for
twenty-nne families Each is 70 cost $4,000 Mich
olas ConfOrt president OF the corporation. acts
his own architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
SEAL JOINS MERMAIDs AT HIPpoDRoME.

There was great scramoling OF rnermaids IN
the water tank OF the ippodronle yesterday after
noon when Nero, OF the trained seals, slipped
from It's cage in the wings and hopped over into
the water before any one could get 10 him. Nero
was confined with the other seals behind the pro
s,eniurn arch. and after his in tho ring as
cage was NOT securely fastened King Neptune
Just coming 20 tie surface his chariot when to
seal made lis appe1-ance Nero seemed % enioy
the excitement Captain Weau Ttth tho assisfanc
% seyers! stage hands. caught tire seal ard
turned 4 70 .ts cage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
TWO WEST I'D ST. SALES.

slawson s IIobhs have sold for Mrs. Ida NJ. Muir
ply the four atory dwelling house No. l65 West
72d 50. 2oxlo22 feet: also sold for DR.. John II.
Woodbury. No. 10l West 72l St, sour story dwell
ing house, u lot rNlo2.2 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
INVESTORS suY BROOKLYN LOTS.

Tho New York and FittsburS Real Estate COM
pany has sold thrty-two lots fronting in Atlantic
ave, between Irvugtou and fishkin SITS. Brook
Ism, Tor S200tH 10 Thomas y. Kelly and Arthur
DCSiroth representing SYNDICATE Of investors
The company also sold lot i'm Fulton -. ana ia
maica Turnpike Road tor S2.5ep 10 Frank Kelly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
AmEa,cAN KILLED ~ MEXICO.

City Of Mexico. March SC Niggs Hoeie n'a-.
.~or az an American fruit and produce COMPANY
end a prorninent member Of the American colony.
was killed last night By an automobile in front o.
the ST. Francis Hotel, on the PaSo de "a RstV'i"~
The driver OF the machine was arrested.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
NEW OWNER FoR oRgEnwlcA ST. PLOT

Tho Monmouth Realty Company, through a. T.
Haskell and the Fernando ". Benncr Company
has sold to n client of the latter Nos Tos and TO
Greenwich st. plot a0N93XS1x Irregular with
old buildings. The site is nearly opposite the new
McAdoo tunnel terminal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
YourH suIcIpE AFTgR cHIpINe.

Little Fails. y Y. Ms-ch S-Piqusd because ~
parents ckided him for some misconduct Iaon'A.
Miller fifteen years old. son OF Ar and Mrs 49,
tS-day He died instantly,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
OLD LONG ISLAND CHURCH CELEBRATES.

The Dutch Reformed Church at Elmhurst. Queens
Borough. will begin tomorrow the celebration of
the I75th anniversary founding of the congre-
cation. 1t IS the second oldest church Long
Island. The celebration will last a week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-09
II. PHIPPs TO ERECT LOFT STRUCTURE

Plans have been filed for six story loft building
to be erected for Henry Phpps No - West 17rh
St extending through the block No. y West
18th II Is 10 he OF brick. with Gotta trim
mings. and Will have frontage of - feet and a