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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
DELEGATES ARE
DISPLEASED

DENVER. Colo, Nov whoth
Eet the American Federation Of la.
lScr win take any official action In
connection with what Is regarded
by the delegates as a anuh 20 the
chief executive OF their organization
by President Roosevelt Ia failing TO
invite President Samuel Gompora to
the White House banquet az which
other prominent labor leaders Of the
country viii be guoata. will prob
ably be declared later this after
noon at The convention Gompora
himself has caused Il to ho known
that he does not Wish anything done
about the matter.
This afternoons session promises
60 be the mon exciting one OF the
convention. The delegates whose
seats are contested will present
their claims 10 the convention itself
and disputes will be- aired on the
convention floor IN. report Of the
executive council Will deal with the
general work OF the federation. and
vill be sent to n committee for re-
view before being presented TO the
convention itself
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
opposes TO SAFEGUARD
M HANDLING OF EXPLOSIVES

where an explosives shall be loaded
and uuioaded, Councilman jackson
last night introduced an ordinance
which is inteussed 20 stop the pres
emit dangerous aud careless method
OF handling explosives
ANY violation Of the ordinance
is made punishable by a fine In any
sum not 60 exceed Sioo. or impris
onmeat not 20 exceed 30 days, OF
both fine aud Imprisonment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
LAY CORNER L0G

Hauled into position BY eight NAL
amute dpxn. The FIRST log Of the Are.
&c brotherhood buildiug f0r the
Alaska Yukon Pacific exposition vas
laid this afternoon.
The officers we're all dressed ia
pmrknA. and the ceremony 9aa alnb
oratr. Many persons we're present
JudEo c 5 Haunum. a Sadeau.
Thomas +. Kane and Charles H.
llANnnol annhn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

~>-ss great deal q difference m
a. ~.hss q work 9 broom will do
z A knssh Of time II will wear.
4, AZ . used every day should be
- sacr a week Prepare a buck
=. Z nIis BY dissoiving a table
s.siul 4 Geld Dust washing pow
! ~ raser and dip the broom up
!. f~n ia il until the straws look
4 "a rsw. Then rinse and hang
|-xtv lisn~w broom Is dipped IN
n ~ h<fore Il IL used, the straws
4 \ h1Shsned and win not break
- % not set the broom down
wsr siter Il Is used. but have q
g 4 ID handle and hang II up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
ANNULS PINE ST.
ASSESSMENT ROLL

An order was entered by Judge
BOYD o. Taiiman Yesterday. on mo
Atom % the corporation counsel. an
nullfua the aHaoHHmant r0ll Tor tho
ata ~ widening The portion %
the street covered BY this proposed
irnuF0gonaent extends from First nv.
10 Twaiffh hv. The opinion ~ the
rafporatiou counsel was 60 the 81
feet that the roll which totals 1905
900 Nha been 10 long in the courts
that III ia doubtful whether n now
covers the cost Of the Improvement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
TO CONDEMN LAND
FOR POWER HOUSE

An Hrfinn vac yesterday com.
niHuesd 81 thn Faeanc coast Pew Or
company In condemnation proceed :
tnEa. g nr4uiFn the land belonging
o. thH hnrk iraheni Indians. and w.
ing along thr White fiTer The
company desires 10 obtaia title 10
fhe land ~ TIE tnniaus for the purs
pose ~ lngnfinN a power heuss for
ths generation % tA 600 MafeapaW ~
that It's operations will decrease
largely she fiuw - fbe white rifsf
~ the point where the Indians lana
tn situated Abwus sg fndiaua ana
tuelr families are named as owners
% the qFupaftY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
ThE FINANCIAL SIDE or
TREATMENT.

Can afford 10 take the oMteo.
pathlc treatment iA a question
that you may aak yourself when you
conclude that ron wuuid like 70
make a thorough trial u the neW
system OF course y0a can afford
oHicopathic treatment "a, fF
YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO STAY
SICK Remaining an invalid --be.
ing incapacitated Tor llfe'a duties.
making a living or managing a
household. az the eaae may be. is
ono Of the most expensive luxuriss.
however unpleasant Il may be like
wise. Getting nsil would be cheap
AZ any price. Yet osteopathy
even aa price KoeB--Ia NOT Ex.
PEN6IFE In fact. u IL the most
economical u treatments. lnyosti-
gate and be convinced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

TOXIC. Nov. ig--The financial
department today announced the
budget for the next year, aEHrc-
gazing t2tk. 5000 coo This means
that the rurfalimsnt 81 funds for
military. naval and civil entergTfser
IL tNt.0a0. zoe The reduction t. IN
line with the general policy OF tns
now cabinet. which - making aver9
auduaNnr 20 save money and carry
the nation over the period OF finan'
glal dapIesslon,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

WANT SALVAGE.
FOR LOG BOOM

A suit fer 81 $50 for salvage Was
fllvd By Ole G. Joyce and Olaf
Joyce against the Stlmaon MIN
company IN the superior court this
morning. The complaint alleges
that ON the afternoon Of October
=. the plaintiffs picked up a large
boom Of ioga floating In the sound
IN derelict condition. and towed
them 20 a safe moorags. and that
on the night Of the 10th. the de-.
PENDANT company sent a tug With.
out giving the plaintiffs notice. and
touk the logs away II IL stated
that the value Of the boom Was
1900. 90 per cent OF which Is
claimed by tho plaintiffs for sally.
age
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
Ill Asks Report on
power and Capacity
Of Plant.

-, At the moment a resolu.
49, .s~..aaucea at the council
- v. ~ nlght By Councilman
| - s ssklng for detailed m
49,. .''. saeat the city lighting
slfna'' !. Inc With complaints re
Iaae = .ssr street lighting serv'
''', - igum Tie new genorator
- Y. ,,.sualters on Cedar river
y. ....ss = nd Superintendent,
Va .' - ...llssss ~ trouble over the
49, 49, sa,npa IA At an end for
~ us&es
- =, s~sssstnn requests Superin.
-. Yuags 70 furnish a com.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
CLUBS mEET TONIGHT.

A Joint meeting ~ improvement
clubs 81 tho Fourteenth ward Will
DO held tonight AZ Alki fuint % dis.
rusn tho question 20 municipal
lighting The proposition af a stu
larger meeting O. include improve
msnt ciuDe % the entire city. f0f
tho purpose 81 discussing various
questions ~ municipal Improve.
msntH affecting the suburban and
inaida districts. Wiii also be brought
IN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
vOuLD KNOW why LIGHT
| SERVICE IS DEFICIENT

plete statement covering tie pres.
eat power aud capacity 81 the city
plant. the amount ~ power required
Tor aIreot lights, the amount u
electricity furnished 90 home own.
ers and tho cost. the number u
business houses using city hght and
power. the price obtained and the
number % hours this service ~ re-.
CURED A written statement GOV
erlng all these items Il requested
within two weeks.
"Au want Is to get some de-
tailed Information about our light
ing system" said Councilman Nc
kinnon The people IN my ward
are anxious Co know why their
street light service Ia 80 poor" The
resolution was adopted.
Because Of the objection OF Coun.
Gilman wardall the bills proposing
special election ~ t500. 900 light.
tng bonds and $3.50 600 municipal
improvement bonds were referred
10 the finance committee again.
Wardall insists that the call speel.
~ that So. 600 Of the smaller bond
issue be used 10 build a new trestie
20 Alki Point
President ON objected 10 the
lighting bonds. because he did not
think the amount would be suffl.
Client He gave n a. bic opinion
that II would coat s.. 900. 900 20 fully
equip and establish the lighting syB.
tenn.
Fras~s tnsfte. Gov. Hughes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
PROMINENT SEATTLE
PEOPLE
BgiNo TREATED AND CURED
DAILY BY THE GREAT
pRuoLEss HEALERs.

Their office Is crowded with pa.
tiengs day aud evening Unless
they we're peFforming the cures
they would not have a steady Ia.
crease In business. Their patients
send them new patients all the
time. Many more come through
tho recommendation oi those whom
Drs. LouEhney have cured than
thuagh the advertisements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
SICKELS ANNOUNCES
HIS new DEPUTIES

J. A NIaufdaen of ballard. was
Yesterday announced ~ County
CLERK elect ~ X Hickria az cniet
deputy Tor hts coming term Mr..
atgurdaan IL AZ present chief Dep
uty 81 the probate department.. hhv-
ms suraaafad Mr 4irkeiE Ia this
position. Percy Thomas. ~ the legal
ffrrn ~ Thomas a Rutherford, VII
he chief 81 the probate department.
other department chiefs announces
are j. E Mcdonald. execution clerk.
III A Grant naturalization clerk
Maurice Thompson. cashier. Ihe
AFTER three have been serving IN
the came positions under MAJ Case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

TACOMA. Nov 10. = Coroner y
4. stewart resolved long distance
teiHuhuus message Yesterday % the
death ~ q miner whose nafma waa
given a. John. Bogus az the Pitta.
burg coal mine. three miiea out %
Buckley n wns stated that the
miner had been Killed ~ falling late
a ohufs. Coroner Stewart left This
morning 90 lnvastinats she accident
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
BASEBALL LEAGUES
ASSOCIATIONS
MEETING

CHICAGO Nov. no secretary ].
~ Farrell, OF tho National AsHos
citation uf Professional Baseball
Leagues. submitted his annual rr-
port Go tho National mepting which
" IN session here today. showing
that 81 leagues emfnnrfns s8A cities,
now AZ Included in the ASSOCIATE ton.
The report shows thsa contracts
were saade duttng the year with
safe players, a. players were Hua
npndea a. players were drafted hN
The National league, 81 were In O.
I'd hy the American league. He were
,4erpea hy Class A Leagues which
tna. lwae the AAnfichu association.
tlre Eastern leasfue, the Pacific
Coast leasE 80. thr Western league
ana The Suatisarn ieaesue.
Tia total hs.a-st negotiated
Through tho secretary for drafted
PLAYERS was stNa. aa0. The amount
paid on uptiwN4t agreements was
SEQ. NVa, The total amount received
FOR purchased players was &iQi,p
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
CONSULTATION 10
ABSOLUTELY FREE.

You need feel under 20 ohiiTa.
ton whatever Ca take treatment.
Just come and talk over your all.
ucnt sith Dfm. i0ughney. Many
people whom you doubtless know
10 have. beoa cured BY Dra. Louah.
neys drugi@sn treatment. and no
doubt sou will rveoEnlEa more than
one among the many who thronK
tho doctors offices al day al 10.
ii-ia Estabr0ok Bldg. corner Sac.
ond aud Union
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

today IL awaiting a reply from GOV.
Charles No Hughes. ~ New York,
70 an invitation asking him 20 at
tond an annual dinnsi OF the or.
gAntFation 20 be given Ia December
tWd te make On ahhrAra un the sub
tfNt, "A AtAte puhii6 utltity Com
miuaion. THIS viii be made the
topic gf tho evening Ia the event III
the Rqvernor'a acceptance u the
Invitation y
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
Wife MURDERER
MUST HANG

OLYMPIA. Nov. tn--The 80.
pfcmc epurt this morning affirmed
tho conviction % murder IN che flrni
aexrr. ~ Frank Q. BRIGHAM. who
shot and KILLED be wife AZ ceniraila
November ~. 1897 He viii be-
hanged
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
THESE DISEASES YIELD READ.
~ TO ORs. LoUoANEYss
WONDERFUL DRUG LUs s
TREATMENT.

Insomnia. Neuralgia. Paralysis
Epilepsy. SPINAL Diseases. kidney
liver Ailments. Had Stomach. In.
diwestiou. Dyspepsia. Deafness
Heart Disease. hyatcfia. Lumhaka.
Palsy. Obesity. Rheumatism. soi
afica. Spleen Disease. Chronic Coz.
stipation. Chrunle Headache. Aafh.
ina. bfonehitlH. Dizziness. Ringing
II Ears. Floating spccka Before
Eyes. Lame Back from whatever
cause
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
EXPRESS COMPANIES
CASE BEING HEARD


WAAIiiEdTON. Nov t0-Argu-
meut WAS begun today IN the Unit
ga states supreme court in the oN-
nroaa e6mpanfaa' case, which In
voivos the validity OF the anti-pasa
provision OF the Hepburn act Every
eNproaa company In the country IL
vitality Interested IN the case and
la n party tO the appeal, the result
% which will be known soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
viii Educate pablle.

Manager Potter announces that
the Seattle Electric company will
soon begin pabllshlng a serlon Of
articles IN the daily newspapers on
how 60 avoid accidents in boarding.
aud leaving street cars The in.
formation which viii be given IN
these articles has been gathered NJ
a great deal OF trouble from ex
petienced men IN the street railway
traffic problem, aud viii DO Illus
trated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

where he will marry Miss Pansy
Petkins. daughter % United states
senator Perkins OF California. on
Nov. 49, Friends OF Baker deny that
hts marriage l. Incident 10 hts vim
Ming the nIarfInn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

EDMONTON. Alberta. Nov. 10. -
~ seems probable that the Grand
Trunk Pacific IL planning to run a
line into the country from Edmon-
ton, through Pine pass. TO the Pa
rIfIc coast
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
Introduces n Bill
fixing Powder Ship
Regulations.

,,,,,,es entirely The handlles
froole '..,,s cr powder within the
X pna ,.s ,,Aer than BY hand aud
~ Iilnl. . ~ i specified pier, g
pslelns q 4 Powder Dock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
Wook Of Prayer.

Following L. custom, the Y. NJ.
4. A. has SGT aside this week for
aprayer Meetings are held a room
900 each evening Tho leader for
tonight IA Ethan $. Smith. religious
dirocior Of tho local association.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
WILL MARRY SENATOR
PERKINS DAUGHTER

RENO New, Nov. H. Following
his election 20 the office Of district
attorney % Nye county. Cisave
Baker left yesterday for Oakland.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

FTas~s tnxfte. Gov. Huahrs.
SAN FRANCISCO New to--rhe
merchants association Of this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

Suit OF chiffon broadcloth; dark green, navy
and black Long length scmi-ftting coat, lined
throughout with SINNERS gray satin Plain
mannish sleeves and low pockets. Trimmed with
black satin buttons. Plain gored skirt. Price
$3.50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

Suit of good quality
cheviot taupe, dark green,
navy and black. Medium
length, semi-fitted coat;
collar, cuffs and pockets
trimmed with black satin
and buttons. Gored flare
skirt, trimmed with but
tons. Price $500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

Coats of black broadcloth; tan covert and mix
lures; small sizes Pain-tailored, sem-fitting,
Empire and tght-ftting styles. Variety of mod
els, both dressy and the more practical styles
suitable for storm and street wear Prices SlS.75,
$500, S29.50, $500, $50 so and $4500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10
soxr SPECIAL SAVINGS FOR TOMORROW.

''' sss more IN their dispensing than
s'aFy Net enIy you Of the best but make
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-11-10

Suit OF invisible striped
serge; wistaria, black and
navy blue. Long, semi-fit-
ted coat with slashed back;
large, low pockets trimmed
with satin pipings and COW
cred buttons. Gored skirt
with buttons down front.
Price $3.50.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
m rHE BROKERAGE MARKET.

vi, D.. 1,aorv Company has sold plot 4oV@
100 feet at the southwest corner OF 4'''I o''
ST. Nicholas avenue -, r-or,rar,,
The CRYSTAL Realty and Constructor NoAnS-
hoe cold 70 Francis ]. Welton the norIheast WI
= c,-,o,,b avenue and 1Ast street, q SIX s'oI|
+.,.,+ bouse on plot 40x1O0 feet. ms Is lii0
or5 house sold by the company out OF the h'7
orec+ad on the east side OF Seventh avenue oe'"0
14st and 142d streets ,,o.,o-s
a Nelson Flanagan has sold for Jost bro'ii7i' ~
No "a Great Jones street, four storS ouiiu'ie
on lot 2Oxl00 feet , ..
laura = Hearn has sold No. 33l west hIh S'iee'
FIVE story American basement dwei4ihe' 0n -
aox1O22 feet to Louis Goldsmith MI 0oiu
son will occupy the house. --u,., .o.+
The Robinson estate has sold the plot '6Hl9' zee.
~, tho cast side of Broadway, 225 feet horIh "t
Dyckman street -, ~. ~.
The estate of Nicholas Killian mas solu ~ We
and 113lA East S1st street. two four story dwellings,
on plot 34x9S9 feet. -.
NJ Edgar F4tzGibbon and Hampton Brothers nave
sold for George schrntt No. 1O9 West S4th street.
a five story hathouse, plot 4Oxlo22 feet
Ernst & Calm and A. Friedberg have solo 1or
Tobn 7 McAyoy No. 466 East 1S6th street. four
story single fiat cr lot 20x10o feet Also sold Tor
Rachel Singer the plot. 834xn4 feet, on the north
eide or z17th street. 5SS feet east Of White Plains
avenue L.
II It Pfeifer has sold for Brown & Lapln 10
Rosa Altieri for Improvement. the southwest cor
ner Of 1Sst street and Valentine avenue 64xIuS Iee
together with the adjoining plot on Valentine ave-
nue. 44x1oox55 feet
William Bloodgood has sold to Georgiana j.
O'Grady the plot 5Ox1OO feet at the southeast cor
ner of Commonwealth avenue and Merrill Place.
Van Nest. for s3.4OO
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
,,c CELEBRATION READY.
Fifth Acenue Presbyterian Church
One Hundred Years Old.

,-,s-;a7s from all over the United States
= Gather with the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian
- du-iue the coming week to celebrate the
tI.-,ts1 q, the founding Of the church in Cedar
-. OF December ls. 1SoS-
r-o-7 the days when the introduction Of Watts's
-,-r,s and Psalms and the overcrowding OF the
80 co,leg1ate churches led TO the establishment
!. the new congregation the church has con-
.,-.,v grown Beginning with twenty-eight
s--,ss-s ard siEty-seven subscribers, with prop
sv valued ST $4,000 and average subscriptions to
,ns support of church activities and home and
.--sien missions 10 the amount Of 1896 IS q year
10 church to-day. under DR.. J. Ross Stevenson,
rs property valued at S2,oooooa. and during DR..
s-svereor's pastorate has contributed average
n SsS g-S q year 10 the advancement OF Pres
hvte-iansm the world over.
During 1907. in spite of bad times SS52 900 was
sl,hscrsted to support the churchs varied activi-
ties us active membership has grown from
$ 10 : 0sl. and its long list Of pastors has made
Il one Of the eminent churches Of the country. As
aQ- Halls church 81 is known the country over.
The history OF the church from its inception has
been prepared. in the shape of memorial volume,
hy Henry ". Jessup
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
CORPORATION DIRECTORY COMPILED
Upstate Public Service Board Has Jurisdic-
ton Over 848 Companies. Etc

Albany, Dec. IA directory OF corporations under
Service Commission I'd District. The commission
reports that there s4s corpora lions muncipali
ties and individuals engaged in serving the public
in capacity that by operation Of law have been
placed under the supervision OF the commission.
There are shown 1s2 steam railroad corporations,
OF which 76 operating roads. 81 lessor, "A in
choate or dormant and individual operating a
road The street railroad corporations are l3s, Of
which 80 operating 42 not operating, either in
choate or dormant, and II lessor not operating
There are express companies. sleeping car
company IS coal gas and water gas corporations,
81 electrical corporations and plants. As coal gas
and water gas and electrical corporations, 6S nat
ural gas corporations and plants. electrical and
natural gas corporations and % acetylene gas or
gasoicnC gas corporations and plants There are a
electrical plants operated by municipalities and 3
acetyIene or gasolene plants.
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
AN ALL CASH SALE
SITE ON THE HEIGHTS.
Large apartment House an Vest
I24th Street an Trade.

There was brisk demand yesterday for improved
and vacant properties in the West Side d1strlctS
especially on Washington Heights and IN the DScN
man zone An all cash transaction was nego'
by John r and Oscar L, Foley. They SOLD 1or JohH
P Leo to William B. Butler vacantsplot at the
southeast corner Of Fort Washington avenue anu
10th street. being 1865 feet on Fort "aShi's ~"
avenue and a5 feet 10th street
Parish Fisher & Co. negotiated an eXchahso ~ -
the seven-story elevator apartment house Nus O1'
and ZOO West 124th street, 52xS7xlOon for the Dot
bar Realty Co, with the Combined Real Hs'ato -
terests for the plot 37.6x10o. on the northWes'
ner of Tenth avenue and H4th street ai-u g ~
difference. rola
IT, I7,,n,rA Cttv Wood Working Company soid
n,ot e5x1oo feet at the northwest corner OF l''lI
street and ST. Nicholas avenue Inc sue - -.
half of the block front on St NlcholaS 49,
which the seller recently bought from the II
Realty Company. go, s..+a n
CIo1son q Hobbs sold for the Clark estate 70
1x1air & Jackson a plot at the northwest oo
Of 11sth street and Broadway with a 80, ..o+
,7s II feet on Broadway and 100 teet OH @ 4Iet .s+
end Mot at the southeast corner OF 4O.tA -
and Broadway fronting S9'II lo0N 0--
475 feet on 18th street , g. .
Mrs Mary D. Gerard took uue yesteSE Etf+b
marcel 25x100 feet, on the easterly ~ stuo rar-
avenue between s5th and 96th Streets l. o4l .ors
-er BInroeustiel and other persons, as e&eou''' .
for So. 500. ,.,,,,, +he two
plans have been fled for remodellins lne - ~"
fo,r story loft and store buildings at the +
corner of Pine and South streets. the lilplo r-h
being made for ]. N A Grls"0iO' o.
architect is l. c. Patten .,,, q ravy
plans have also been filed for instal.ins rrnIr.
ornamental staircase in the basement u . +rae+
teenth Street Store, at Sixth avenue S ,' - Iror
~ Increase the exit facilities 1t VIII De oL -
with oeken stairs. and is to cost $S'V LII"
Is by Ring & Kunneke, architects ,-+s5
The Manhattan plans for new ouhuiiIe r.F ond
yesterday comprise three story 1ac'o'S 80
sre 20 ns huiIt for the Moore estate, at cost Oh
SEQ oo0 at the northwest of Eleventh
and Dist street, and already leased to Ouinn
smith and for a coal pocket for IhoilAs
ar No 1853 Avenue A. to cost sl,lW
New-York tribune., 1908-12-12
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
Igndts Roth Bugs an East nth
Street FlathouSe for S5S 400.

The six story aathouse Nos 1S5 and l3T East 1i4th
street, on plot ~ 7xloon feet, was sold In fore
closure proceedings yesterday at the Real Estate
Exchange salesrooms. Nos. Il and 16 Vesey street,
TO lgnatE Roth for s53, 400. The due was about
$1,000, subject TO a mortgage of $4,000.
The other auction offerings resulted as follows
BY Joseph Day: 23I Tooth st, n S, 45O # e of 81
ave, ave zoxlOo; sty tenmt; NJ Knox trus, agt J
5Foli et a.: a u Pape, atty: G L Hoffman ref; amt
Que sic 9l5 CO. taxes etc, $4,000: the plaintiff FOR
$1,000: Kelly Ave ST John and Prospect tTi-
angular block. 1S5 6N1 81 sx22S Pincus Lowen-
field et al Penates Realty Co AL Stern. atty
Talley ref; due. SSSS5 q; taxes etc S453o;
10 the plaintiff for SAP 135th 100 fl W
OF Alexander 25x1O0 tenmt; Charles Schaefer
agt Leopold Kaufman al H " Weber, atty: r
Walsh. due SIS So: etc $3.50 so: to
Henry Powell 50. eco Brook s, 1872 z
OF 165th st. 6x1b5 I1x25xIe4s sty tenmt: Jacob
Metzger Armor Realty Co ct al; r H Bergman
S4e3 Sc: TO the plaintiff for 81 600. .. ,-
BY Herbert Sherman: Ill 10 III lo4th 81 = 10
q W OF Columbus ave sSx10o11 sty apTti 6i Henry
Borges RGt Joseph Rosenberg ct al: harold swan
atty Frost ref; amt due S2l529 73 taSes' etc
81. .967 90 adjourned sine die: 10th ST. e. 2<S ~
Of Ave a. 225I1o22 sty bldg and Taeant' Joset 4tyg
Hamershsg Abraham Ruth ct al; Nash 4 } hItys
E J Maroney. ref amt due, 81 800 p taxes. etc
s1252 Il: prior mort s5o623; to the Marth CohSiu'