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The daily tribune., 1908-09-16
OUT THE WEEDS.

Notice is hereby given to all prop
erty owners. renters, and agents Of
property within the city of Florence
that ALL WEEDS MUST BE OUT
AND BURNED not later than Sep
tember 22nd, 1908 According to
Ordinance No. 232. Each property
includes land adjoining to curb and
center of alley. Persons not comply
ing with this notice will be liable
to fine Of not less than ~ nor more
than $25. or imprisonment. as pro-
vided by the ordinance.
BY order Of city council.
w. O. Stephenson.
Health Officer.
Florence. Colorado; Sept, IA. 1908.
1917
The daily tribune., 1908-09-16
ENTERTAIN AE THEAS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Eakin de-
lightfully entertained the Ae Thea
club at their home on East Third
street last evening at chafing dis h
party. The evening was spent wit h
the chatting dish and some delicious
cooking WAS the result. At the close
of the evening the young people
left. voting Mr.. and Mrs. Eakin
charming host and hostess.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-16
RUBY WINS.

Just as we go to press, telephone
message from the scene of the State
fair informs us that Frank Ruby
with his span of bays. won second
prize for roadsters and fancy driving
teams.
1t required the vice president, with
the best there was in Pueblo. and
with the official pull to shut him out
of first place.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-16

S. s. Curry, PHI. d.. president of
the school of expression, Boston,
says. 'Della Crowder Miller is n
young lady of strong dramatic ability
and much vivaoity, personal magne-
tism and enthusiasm. am glad to
commend her to the public" tt
The daily tribune., 1908-09-16

She is an artist in her 'Ben Hur. 4"
To hear her once is to wish to hear
her again. She pleases the most
critical. Jesse G. Maine. b l. Q.
Dean of oratory, Redfleld College.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-16

Secure room now with steam heat
and bath and be comfortably located
for the winter in the Daniels block.
1t
The daily tribune., 1908-09-16
FAIRS AND SPECIAL DAYS.

Following are the state and county
fairs to be held in Southern Colorado
Colorado State Fair-Pueblo, Sep
tember ID to 10.
Fraternal Day. September 10.
Farmers and Union Day, Septem-
ber l6.
Colorado and Pueblo Day, Sep.
tember H.
School and Wild West Day, Sep
tember IS.
Gunnison County Fair, Gunnison
Mesa County Fair. Grand June.
tion. September % to 25.
Western Slope Fair, Montrose. Sep
tember IA to 18.
The daily tribune., 1908-09-16

THE WEA1HER-Tonight partly
cloudy and warmer Thursday, local
rain and colder
The daily tribune., 1908-09-16

Sunday dinner special feature at
Hotel Lennox. Excellent service
Music 5tf
The daily tribune., 1908-09-16
WILL TAKE PUPILS

WILL TAKE PUPILS
Miss May Nelson will take limited
number Of pupils in Elocution, Del
sarte and Physical culture Special
attention given children. Gall or
drop card to 500 +. Second street.
Aft
The daily tribune., 1908-09-16
Classified (Vant advertisements

Found - Gold stick pin. Inquire
this Office. describe property. pay
for ad. ll-l6
The daily tribune., 1908-09-16

The best of service and home lihe
at The Lennox. 5tf
The daily tribune., 1908-09-16

Get your tickets early for the
"Ben Hur" recital at the Christian
church on Wednesday evening. one
week from tonight. You can get
them at Yelton's for 25c apiece, or
two for half dollar. If
The daily tribune., 1908-09-16

Lost--A purse containing between
400 and ~. 90. Finder pleasc
leave Mt Tribune Office nnd receive ro.
ward. il.iG
The daily tribune., 1908-09-16

For Sale-Cheap. ladies ticket to
Nevada, Mo. via Kansas city. In.
quire 523 Il. Main st. 11.iG
The daily tribune., 1908-09-16
John Houston

Wall Paper, Paint Glass. Oil
Varnish, Brushes and Paint
ers' Supplies lO2 r Main
The daily tribune., 1908-09-16

M n. THATCHER, President
JAMES A. MoCANDLESS v. Prest
NIB. 10y. Vice President
W. E. MITCHELL, Cashier
W. M. 10y. Assistant Cashier
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30
SOLD OIL STOCK BY
MISR[PRES[NTATION

NAPA, Aug. ga. S. Grace. who is
interested in the development Of oil
wells, was arrested here today by OH
Ger Otterson on the charge OF obtain
ing 500 by false pretenses. Complaint
for his arrest was sworn out in Coal
inga, Fresno county, by Mrs. Wingard
of that place and warrant was then
telegraphed to Napa. Mrs. Wingard
says that Grace sold her stock in the
oil company for 500 and that after
paying over the money to him she
found out that the company did not
exist and she did not receive her GER
tificate for the stock. Grace represent
ed that the oil company was a pros
porous concern. An officer arrived here
from Coalinga tonight and will take
Grace back to that place to be tried
on a charge of fraud. Grace had been
engaged in boring for oil for pros
pecting company in East Napa UP to
a month ago, when he went to Coalinga-
He recently returned to Napa from
Coalinga-
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30
PRESIDE WANTS
OWN WATER SYSTEM
spEcIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2s.-The war
department will renew its effort at the
next session of congress to obtain an
appropriation which will permit the
purchase of strip of land along Point
Lobos creek, just outside the reserva-
ton of the Presidio, which is necessary
in the installation of a water supply
system at that post. 1T has been rep
resented to the war department that
the government pays the Spring Valley
company about three times what the
water is worth. The department is
very anxious that the Preside should
have its own water supply.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30
JAPANESE MINISTER
VISITS ROOSEVELT

OYSTER BAY. N Y, Aug. 2s.-Baron
Kogo Takahira, the Japanese ambassa-
dor to the United States, was the most
important visitor. at Sycamore hin to-
day. The baron came on the morning
train and remained with the presi-
dent until noon. He said that he had
come to see the president on a diplo-
matte mission
Baron Takahira said that the sailors
and officers of the American Atlantic
battleship fleet would receive a royal
welcome when they reached Japan In
October.
The assistant secretary of the de-
partment of agriculture, Willett M.
Hayes, and Herbert Myrick, editor OF
the Agriculturist, were received by the
president after he had talked with
Baron Takahira. They talked with
him on matters connected with Roose-
velt's plans for uplifting the life OF
the farmers.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30
MECH TOCOMMAND
LIGHTSHIP FLEET
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2e.-Captain
Albert Mech has been ordered to COM
mand and conduct from the Atlantic
to the Pacific coast a fleet Of six new
lighthouse vessels. The fleet will con-
sist Of the lighthouse tenders Man
zanita, which will be the flagship of
the feet; the Sequoia, the Kukui, and
lightships Nos. IS, 81 and 80. All OF
these vessels were recently completed
by shipyards on the Atlantic coast.
The Sequoia is intended for use in
Puget sound and the Kukui for use in
Hawaiian waters. The vessels will
start on their journey from the light
house headquarters at Tompkinsville,
Staten island, in September, and they
will proceed at the rate of seven or
eight knots per hour. It is estimated
that about 40 days will be consumed
in the cruise to San Francisco. The
Kukui will leave the fleet at Aca-
puIco and proceed thence direct to
Honolulu.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30
THIS CITY NAMED
FOR FOREST OFFICE
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NASHINGTON, Aug. 2s.-Announce-
-leht OF the names Of the cities which
1-e 20 De the six administrative head
.s eeafters OF the forest service, along
Win the lists Of the men TO be in
'-lsrSs OF the various Offices, is ex-
Pecteo 70 be made before next week.
san .'en FRANCISCO viii be one OF these
headquarters. The task OF removing
yIactlcally all OF the national forest
business TO the field is heavy one.
-An organized forest training school
nas been running in the Office here,
ano the men who are to go into the
ne-o VIII have received weeks OF train
ing IN their new duties before 1t is
tlne Tor them 10 leave Washington
.Actuai transfer Of the national forest
business 10 the field viii be made
gradually, so that there viii be practi-
cally no interference with the routine
work When through, the change OF
administration 10 the six district head
quarters viii mean much in expeditin 8
ana rendering the forest work effective.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30
Will REPREsEyT oAKLAND

OAhLAND. Aug. 29.-Mayor Mott has
appointed the following delegates 10
ne trans mississippi congress- which
VIII be held in san Francisco in Octo-
per From merchants exchange-The-
ooore Gier, II. c. Williams, A H.
Scnlueter, T. Q. Young. WILDER Walker;
Snarnoer OF commerce-Georg c. Par
Gee, + A Proctor. r. NJ Briare. A. +.
gonnett. L P. Lane.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30
LYNCH FAILS no. GET BONDS

Judge Weller issued an order yester-
day afternoon permitting John J. Lynch,
stock broker, charged with felony for
embezzling five bonds valued at $1,000
each of the Ocean Shore railroad. to
leave the city prison to make an at
tempt to get his friends to go on his
bonds Accompanied by three friends
and Detective T. c. Murphy, Lynch left
in an automobile, but was unsuccessful
in his efforts and was returned to the
prison. Most of the persons called
upon had left their places of business.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30
5OHANNN[RSAR1 SAIL @
sperial Notites.

81 Hctiee-Ths Subscribers to ths HRasish Relief
and Hospital Pund requested to attend meeting at
the Consulate, l5 California street. on TUESDAY 18th
nst at NJ for the purpose of receiving the rapport OF
rtr1ng omosrh and electIng Truteesfor the ensuing
JAMES BOWMAN,
lrffnn
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30
ACApEMY NO REoPEN

BERKELEY. Aug. 2S.-Studies will
be resumed at St. Joseph's academy,
pe-slta mark Berkeley truesdav SEN
tember l. Extensive improvements have
been made on the grounds and build
ings during the vacation months Many
applications have been made by new
pupils and Brother Michael director of
the institution. expects the dormitory
accommodations to be at a premium
after opening day.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30
PETALUMA SISTERS TO
HAVE DOUBLE WEDDING
Daughters of Rancher Will
Marry San Francisco Busi-
nessmen Today
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

-SPEOIAL UISF 10 TIE OxA1l1
PETALUMA. Aug. 29.-Sunday morn
ing in San Francisco. at the parsonage
of Rev Edward Mines. two youn~ Pet
aluma women will become brides. Miss
Katie S. Peterson will wed John n. Cir
rens of Oakland and her sister, Miss
Josephine Peterson. will become the
wife of William L. Clark of San Fran
cisco. The brides to be are daughters
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30

United States addressed for delivery in
any place in the United Kingdom and
ireland shall be 2 cents an ounce or
fraction of an ounce. Letters unpaid
or short paid VIII be dispatched to des-
tination, but double the deficit postage
shall be collectible of the addressees
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30

of Mr.. and Mrs. Justus N Peterson of
Vallejo township. Peterson is a well
to do rancher and the Misses Peterson
are talented musicians of ability The
men of their choice are both connected
with a San Francisco business firm.
The young people will make their home
in Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30

upon the delivery of the unpaid or short
paid letters.
The new. postage rate applicable to
parcel post packages mailed in the
United States and addressed in any
place in Italy is Il cents a pound or
fraction of a pound.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30

POSTAL RATES TO GREAT BRITAIN
Beginning October 1 the postage
rate applicable to letters mailed in The
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
7r.sEs xTKEoLa STABLE PROPERTY.

TIA Gross & Gross Company have leased IoF
,,,vs- l. Jones TO the Cadillac Motor Car Company
-l. -r-.r1jses known as tbs Ntneola Stables NOs
ses snd m West 18th ST, with an L TO the Gfanu
fs--e for & term OF years This building contains
s.s.,,t eco square feet It VII be extensively
sl.e-sd Also for The R E Dietz Company 70 C8s'
Il Page d. Co. the southwest corner OF broao"SS
and 5ssh St formerly occupied by the f-anlsF
Cou,pany. for g term of years Also for tne Alvin
Manufacturing Company TO Gessford- the phoros-
-anher the studio on the top floor OF NO 81" oLH
ev. for term Of years Also for George Il
Richmond the upper floors of No SS sth ave
<o- 2 term Of years Also for the John Agate es-
tate 10 Joseph BerkoHlfTz the premises NO 1"4
West Slst St for & term OF years Also for the
e15nshsrt CIir,cher Tire Company TO the hnicker-
hooker Tire and Repair Company the top floor OF
No KS IN ave Also for Jacob Rothschilo TO a
client q store at No. ~ Fulton St. Brooklyn, for
81 term Of years Also for Jean Foster Walker 10
g client No 10 East Goth for q term Of years.
and also for James Marshall to client No %
West 5eth st. 8 term Of years
The Gross & Gross Company negotiated the re-
cent sale for the Marsh estate Of the property nos
57-g snd I7S0 Broadway. with an L to Nos rs AND
II West s7th st, the & T. Goodrich Company,
OF New York
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22

Ltd with e95 cabin and 629 passengers mails
and mdse Arrived at the Bar at s.ao m. 2Oth
@ Soo io ahe @ Bosgo from @ NewpoE News
sengers and Indse. Left Quarantine 2:25 D m
1S. Progreso 10 and Havana 1s TO the New York
Cuba Mall SIS Co. with s6 passengers, mails and
Anta Cuban Cornehl S;uantanau,o Ju,v ..
Cienfiesos August & Manzanilla I3 and 16
rived at the Bar at Ala
Steamer America CNorl OsterwaId Port August
Bar at go &
steamer New York Dutch tank Ju,ts. Rotterdam
etearner Alliance. suk-sorth Cristobal August IT. to
Indse. Arrived at the Bar at s:32 a n.
Steamer Hanscat QSc-1 Rasmussen. Santos July o. Rio
s1sss5 Co ,o ytt ns 1 ATSsa At the Bar 80
and X 70 the hs ssT0Gl ss he % $50
cabin and 2yT mose.
steansr Delaware French Philadelphia to the CLYDE
SIS Co with mdse Passed in Sandy Hook at II az
fans5 W1leelna r Ss9s d tn IoT Tampa A1sast 10
Chemical CO; vessel to A II Bull Co. Passed sandy
Steamer Ghasee CBrl. Cave. Yokohama May IA Kobe
70 Shanghai 81, Ksegng June s. Hong Kong L. snga-
Boston August 1s. TO W II TweddeIl 8 Co. Indse
Arrived at IN fhe , Bar at midnight soh
Southern Pacific Company. with ndse Len
Steamer Prins winem II Dutch Van Baaren. Para
maTibo July 81 Dsmerara August J. Carupano
3I Aux cyes S M IL Isree Is 81 Mar IA end
passengers. mails and rndse. Arrived tho Bar at
sandy Hook J Aug q. $50 m-wnd southwest,
moderate breeze: clear; light sea
SAILED
Creole, for Boston; Or, Marseies
Hannah a 4tBs Bs s MePoT hsws Prnz slgsrqgnd nun
Inington n c and Georgetown $ G; Jefferson Norfolk
and Newport News; Rio Grande. Tampa and Mobile.
fuegos Tampico etc; Ogeechee brunswick Carib Wiz
mington. \ c. and Georsetown,
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22

R.ferrinr 20 the budget increases. Allan Robin
son sid yesterday
-sThs estimated budget for 1903 Is upward OF sle'
ss na another increase of s1sooO.eoo over that Of
renS What the taxpayers OF New York want TO
t-,or- IS whether they are getting their money
yzso-1h for this enormous yearly outlay do tnese
Increases mean greater efficiency, larger resuIts
,-c1er service? Or DO they mean waste. greUt anu
-.o--scsI reward? ! do not know what the Con-
+-or.e- means by ''sane budget" but Whsf he
.arnz.er means IS G budget that would snow
clearly snd IN detail what New York is doing with
its money Up 10 the present time We nave neNeL
heea able 10 get this information The Bureau OF
nUusctual Research and the Greater New York
-TaIvsy.rs Conference working together win
view Of securing that sort of budget, and aIle1
s,,h g ts1Sset has been secured. II Il be SHOWN Inat
.ha-e has been waste Of money, the taxpayers u
s.p York VIII insist retTench1nenI ecohoiIs
sna h:,sinass methods in the city administration
Albert = schwarzler is going 70 erect SIX I'VE
.-o-r trick tenement houses. 4oSxSs feet each on
the eas1erly side of Clay ave. SSe Iest Ho'In VI
,ss,h st The total cost viii be $4,000
rv-o-stury frame dwelling house, Z1h2 feet- Will
s .silt for Dr. George Fisher from plans ny hellry
rco,5heiru on the westerly SIDE OF Barnes ave. Nv
.sst south of 2Ssth 1t viii cost $4oea.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

TIE EdsuUald Land Companies have sold to Bar
nett Tasnow1tz one lot on Jones ave- 300 feet north
OF Randall eve. 70 Samuel Zichowitz two lots on
Jones ave. so feet south OF Jefferson ave. 70
August and Alma Anderson, and lot Seton
ave. 200 feet north OF Jefferson ave. and another
lot on Seton ave 10 John SWenson.
sIawson Hobbs and Hopkins d Boyd have sold
for Otis A. Nygatt No ZS5 West 18th St three
story broNnstone dwelling house, on lot 2ox1O22 2
feet
Fannie Cohn and Sophie Margolies have sold No.
ee Eagle ave. z fwo story brick dwelling house on
lot 25z1I5 feet
Douglas Robinson, Charles s Brown & CO. and
George Fox Tiffany have sold for Benjamin NJ.
Tucker plot 10ox7co feet at the northeast corner
Of Rryant ave. and 18th ST
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS
ARRIVED.

Plymouth Aug q e:l5 m-Bldcher Ger. New York
for Cherbourg and Hamburg (and proceeded
Queenstown Aug 2lCedric (5r). New York for Liver
pool (Rnd proceeded.
Natal. Brazil Aug 1s-Italian Prince CsrS. New York
for Psrnambuco and Rio de Janeiro.
Ieghorn, Aug 2o-Psrugia CBr). New York Naples
Rotterdam. Aug 2o-Etotterdan ulutch). New via
BOulogne
Valparaiso. Aug 2l-Capao CBr. New York
Sydney, II s ", Aug 21-Jesnara CBr), New York via
Vincent. = v. Melbourne
Port Natal. Aug a-LOnsships (Brl. New York for
Malta. Aug 21-Taveresk CB9. HIogo Manila etc. for
New York
Messina Aug 1e-san Giovanni ntaD New York
Brisbane. Aug 1oTaunenfels Ger. New York via
mantle. Adelaide
Freunantle. Aug 2i-Como (8r) New York via Adelaide
SAILED.
Queenstown Aug 2o-Baltc (3rs. from Liverpool for
New York
Southampton Aug 21-Amerika CGer from Hamburg
via Cherbours
Hull. 2o-Torouto (fri New York
Naples 20--I)uca DeEit 0taD. New
st Thomas 2o-Guians CRr1. from Demersra for
New York
Singapore Aug 2I-Bloemfontein (Rr). from New York
via Malta. etc for Yokohama
Bahia Aug Is-Crown prince CBrl Rio
de New York
PASSED.
Kinsale Aug 21-Rossettl tBrl. New York for Man
chester.
Hayrs and Newport.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
LARGE SALEM WALL 81
TRUST COMP4NY IN DEAL.
National City Bank SAID To Haze
Sold It's Interest IN Its Otd Home.

The National CITY Bank was yesterday ietOl,
e. .vs SOLD iis half interest in the five story nuiio-
49, No se wall ST the New York Lie insui
.rce srd Trus. Company. The trust company az
,h. hank have been JOINT owners and tensh's %
-. r-euisss for long time The purchase pi'Se
was said be S-onch
The National City Bank owns the oio 49, .,,1 :
tr,rss oroperty which Il is having reino'eifeo
,~s-.,x for ats own occupancy
---ne new organization OF taxpayers kno"n &c ~
Greater New York Taxpayers Conferences en.ol
,,r all Of the principal organizations IN Ne" ol A.
-acsntlv sent g letter TO Controller Metz eshie -
y. o,,l5 edopt certain measures In conneouon win
.he fo-4hoornsnr city budget which woufo give 1ne
+o1,-x.-- g clearer idea OF fhe manner IN WHICH
,,.sr money Is being spent In reply to this re-
n,eef Controller Metz said
.T am entirely in ry-npathy with the onfects o.
,-,- o-ssnizstion ard officially, have been DONG
al .4as can to bring about q sHne ouoseA Ihs1
.o.ld really mean what IT said and which cou'o
81 ,,-5s-s.ood ty the taxpayers Of this city L
.bsu certainly 90 al consistently can in the d.
recrions you Indicate
The budgets. showing ths yearly increases sinos
1917 we're as fol fowr:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
WILL OF DR.. ELMENDoRF.

Saratoga, N Y, Aug 21-The will of Dr. Joachim
Ezpoendorf of New York City, admitted TO probate
to-day, directs that at the death Of his widow
$500 shall be given to the Synod Of the Reformed
Church of America TO create the Elmendorf fund.
the income of which is 10 be annually given TO the
benehciar1es OF the disabled ministers fund. The
income from the estate is given to his widow dur
ing her lifetime and then the estate, which is
valued at about $4,000. is TO be divided equally
among the two daughters and granddaughter
Of the testator. Mrs. Edward B. Judson, Of SYRIA
c1se: Mrs. Edward Shove. of Fall RIVER. Mass. and
Katherine Elmendorf Rogers, of New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
NkIREIEss REpoRTs.

The hfinnespoliS reported Loss OF Sandy
Hook a m, yesterday. is expscted dock about
7:30 m Monday.
The Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm reported LOSS miles
east of Sandy Hook yesterday iS expected 10
$50 g. Monday.
Ths Philadelphia, reported as s4S miles east of SANDY
at yesterday, dock about
s n
The Statendam, reported LOS miles east Of Sandy
Hook at s25 m yesterday. expected 10 dock about
40 e. m Monday
Hook yesterday, is expected to dock about
The Kroonand reported lib miles east Of Sandy
yesterday. is expected 70 dock about lz5O
D n Monday.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
MONDAY, AUGUST q.
Monroe. Norfolk. Old Dominion.
TRANsPAcIFlc MAILS.

Destination and steamer. Close in n. z.
New Zealand. Australia (sXcept wsst) sa-
Islands New Caledonia
san Franciscol-InVeric.-
Hawaii and specially mail for
Japan Corea and China, Fran
cisco)-NfppOn Maru .--.............Aus2 . N
Japan. COrea, China and Philippine Isl
ands tya seattle}-Mnnesota Aug 2s $50 m
Japan. Corea- China Philippine Isl
ands fyia sesttle}-shnaDo Ma-u. 27
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Islands rfa
Francisco II g transport Aug 81 $50 n
Hawaii ivia Francisco)-Alameda Aug 81 $50 . Tp
Tahiti and MRrquesHs IElxnds (Yia San
FrsnescO)-haIipOss Sept & sise n
Australia except Vest. New Zealand Fiji
and New Caledonia
couver Victoria 3 Cl-Manul1s Sept G. Gao ID m
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
TO REMODEL ST. REGIS CAFE

Plans have been fled for rernodellns the cafe
Of the Hotel St Regis at 5th ave. and 55th st,
making Al addition TO be fitted q cigar annex
II viii be finished with marble flooring and vains-
ocstnx and have walls with tapestry and plaster
Recommendation in imitation Of Caen stone. The i'm
7arovernents are made for r. NJ. Haan lessee,
SCI of $1,000.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
NEW PLAYHOUSE PROJECTS.

Two five story fatheuses TO be built for Abra-
ham Ruth IN I7Sth 81. Of Audubon ave. at q
cost Of SIS 600 Plans have also been fled for build
.ng g FIVE story fathouse for the same owner IN
d7Pth St west Of Audubon ave, Is cost $4,000, and
for q six story apartment house with twenty nine
suites Of apartments TO he erected for Elias Gusa-
-of at the south theast corner Of Wadsworth ave and
1sOth St. III a cost OF S1o0,Ooo- John Hauser and
Moore & Landsiedel the architects.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.

Joseph P. Day sold yesterday in foreclosure pro-
oeedings in the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms
Nos a and ls Vesey ST, plot fronting 29s3 feet
In Woodycrest ave. just north Of 168th ST. 10
George A Adams for Slo-ico The amount due was
about 3. .700
The sale OF the six story tenement house Nos.
g7 and 80 East s4th St, 40xe7s feet adjourned
70
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22

Louis c Mouquin at No. 27s West End ave. The
improvements including the installation Of ser
wants hall J Acker Hays IS the architect.
James N. Donald is the buyer Of No q West
74h ST.
Mckee. Haywood Co. have leased for Mrs Isa-
bella d. lockwood for term Of years No. es4
West 1lSth st.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Friday, August %, 1908
ARRIVED

Steamer City OF Savannah. johnson. from Savannah
August IS. The Ocean SIS Co. with passengers and
Left Quarantine $50
Steamer Iampasas, Johnstone, from
August IS. 70 The Mallory IS Co with passengers
and mdse. Left Quarantine at s:05
Steamer Bermudian CBr). Fraser. from Bermuda
4. z Outerbridge & CO. with
sengers, mails and mdse Arrived at ihe Bar
4 m
CSr). Fitzgerald. Antwerp
August 2. Sanderson & Son. with mdre Arrived
the Bar 80 a
Steamer Lustania (Br) Watt. from Liverpool. Au-
E1st 70 end Queenstown Is to The cunsTd ss Co.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-22
FOR eLovERsuLLE HOTEL, s35.ooo.

The John H. Fife Company has sold the Windsor
Hotel property at Gl0versy1lle, n. Y. for Hiram
Darling: also the furniture and fixtures for Mernoe
E Booth who have been DTOpristors OF the Wind
for several years. 10 J. W Meyer. OF Haw-
shorne. y. Y. Mr.. Meyer VIII take possession OF
she premises On September L The consideration IN
both transactions nearly ss5.cso