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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-13
10 que Sc asegura que oGurrid en-
TOa.Baia.
Las instaIaCiOnss del aIumbratO
el6CtfiCO en- Bayam6n.
Los que no eOnpaflCsn ante d fiscal para lsun'
tOs do IustIeIl.
~ nNestrO eorresponsaE. J


Mayo 9.-sfgdu he pOdido iDformArma
10 oCurEido en- Pl barFio de ''CandeIaHia"
ToR bBja, entire GumsEsindo Cosmo ID
poIicfR, SO aSegura qus fu6 10 jguisnte:
En- la casa dc Manuel Morales
hAbfs vaFios individuoB EauuidoV, tg6a
ellon. Y s:g6n Ia poIiCfP, jugando
Llegaron ALI les guaTdiAG GumerEindo
BsFFfos FigusEoR.
BerEfoB Bs fu6 poE detT6s de la casa =
FigusEoa por Ia paFts dc dslaBta. Liam lEon
& 10 puerta de la cara y hubo la conBi.
gui0nte peFtuTbaci6n entire Los que 80 en-.
tEetsnfsn en- Cenar iugaF. AbRisFon Ia
pu0Fta, COFFisron y 81 policfa FigueRon, se
RaeguFR, dispaEa 90 revolver que We & he
rir Begdn 90 aisma GumOTHiDdo Come,
81 cuRl hR mueEto dfcsIe que ConBecuon.
oia dc los tiroS. El otro poIiciR BsrrfoB
dit0n que gritabe: No tires m6s, quS vag
mataE uno.
De 10 investigation hecha por 81 Cabo
Gonzales, apIFscon Los guaEdiRs ain res.
ponna bilidad RlganR, poTque eIIoa no dis.
pRFSEon guG aFmRg, y de Il que hR heCho
q LCdo. ACoEta, juez do eltS Corte munici.
pal, apAKecOn Olloa 6oico8 EesponsRblea de
Ia mueFts de Come poT B0E los 6nico0 que
tenfan aImaF, que 90 AirmG diGpSEsdRF.
Hay digtintog commentaries & Ioa cuales
no pOdemcs CehirnoI, toda YES que los co.
msntREios que 90 hsCen nin conoCimiento
exacto de los heChos 40 pusden nj dsbsn
apRsCiarIe.
AhoTR bieu: este c0EFeBponsal eHtS COM
pIetamGnto do Rcuordo con la opinion p6'
bliCp, de que esoB guRrdiag, no debieTsn
pFsItar Bsrvicio como 10 visnan hacienda,
hanta que % inoCeneiR quOdHBo plenamOnte
dOmogtTada, sin ftcmo do dudGR.
-HemoS tonido opoEtunidRd de veE las
inHtRlRCiOneS que han hgcho 60 Osta Oiudad
IoG ancRFgRdo8 del aIumbFsdo OI6.trico d.
Figidos poT 81 inteligsnt0 sl0CtEicigts Bsfior
Salvador Gil.
-El fiscal dc Ia CoFta del distfito Ilam6
la GtenCi6n de lR pTenaR, aCeTca de que
6Hta 90 v8z 10 hicisEa con d pdblico, %.
bre d hsChO de que lag RutoEidadsu llamnn
6 Cualquier indiViduo para n1untoI de ius.
ticia y no comparison, dsndo lugaF & que
Bs lea pFoCeIs por dsIacEto. Esto debs eyi.
taFBs Iiendo 81 p6bliCo an POGO mas cum.
pIidOE y FeBpetuoso con Lea autogidads1.
P0E nusatFR pRrte quOda compIacido 81
TeproBentante delIPuObI0 dc Puerto Rico,
Lcdo. LibsEtad Torres GEsu.
BE ALQUILA.-La mifad deI local
de ID iEquierds de d OalIO San FEnnCiooo,
ndmOEo 50, pEopio para ESTABLISHMENTS.
IufoEmaFGn, ApaEtado 1871. San Juan.
SHA
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-13
Paris Blzlr.

PaEticipameS & nueBtra diGtiDguidn
Clientsla que hsmog Eecibido nm extenGo
surtido On tiraB = entrsdoIeS SuizoB com
pTobadaB persona msnte poF 81 Jefe de Il
casa. EE 10 mas fno que Viene Puerto
Rico. Los hay en- tela tupida , on tolR
CIREin.
AdemGU % ha Fecibido una novedad On
Rbaniccs dc Valencia en- dond0 mand6 euta
cara ma3srR de cedTo para loH varillaiel
dc lOI abanicos loH que EeHuEtan una gran
novodsd.
EGta cara no omite guBtoB para trasE
iempTo novedade8 & Puerto Rico. Fotalsza
27.-Pedro 9iusti.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-13

CONSTRUCTION DE UN HOS.
PITAL-Ofcina del QaartsrmautoE POnt
Of San JuaD, Gale de Il Cruz, n6m. 49,
San Juan, 2. r. PIiego1 1oIIadou On lar
foHmaB pFegcFitas Ge rocibirkn On eEta cfi.
Gina haGtG 81 medic dis del Is de mayo,
1908. = dsspu6s abisrtaE; para Il conGtKuO'
ci6n de IN Hospital en- 81 Puelto De San
Juan, incluyGndo Ii plomerfa Il iuuta'
laci6n el6CtTiea. PlanoE, eIpecifcacions-.
formas Dc pFopoJiCiOne1, = m6u Informs.
cionO1 ron obtonidog on euis eicins. DiFec.
Ci6n; FRANK @. WOOD. QuorteTmSr,
toE, Ban Juan, PR
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eatabilidad de suB liboEtsdsu pdbIiCag , Dc
Bu pEogTe1o material.
ri doctor VSllO aludi6 de1pu6I & los ss'
forel Coll , OuChf, soEs DIVA y BaIb6G
que conffatsEnizRban On Rquel bRnquete,
psro que debfan Seguir CoBfrRt6rDiIando
fusra de 81 en- 81 seno do Is Uni6n de
Puerto Rico, Ia que hRbfan do pEo1laE
TODD 81 valioso ConCuEgO do nus intOligsn'
CiRF, y dc 90 TeCOnoCidO pAtEiotiAmo.
GYease Ia ediOi6n de maaana.l
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Para los QUE Sc casen.

81 acrsditado estableCimiento dc nave.
dadev, "LAB NovOdadea'' scAba dc racibir
81 mas eSpl6ndido suEtido de Camns para
mAtrimonio. ACCssoTioB de colChsI, dc
to6as claHeI = pEeCiog, adoEnoI, sIfomBRns
, TODD 81 equipO para aquellae dc 10 mEg.
Hay YeTdadeFaG obFas de arts lac mfa
lindaB Camag % cffscen 81 p6blico. Ell
aurtido de obistOs dc fantaEfa, osancias
BobrsroE para 81 Il oraB BsfioTitas aFtfcu
los para CaballsFos. sigue Bisnd0 de Ios
mas acreditadog. Ell busn Bazar dc ls
cRlls dc SSn ErAnciOcO Gigue meFociondo
81 meioF cI6dito.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-13
He dicho"

FL Doctor r del Vale, fue desigaado
por 81 director de bEindis para hscsT uuo
de la pRlSbrs. Empss6 msDif .atando que
era ditfcil 81 situsci6n, psr tsnsr que he
blar deSpusS dc bsrlo hscho tan brillan,
temsnte los 3, hSEsn MuhoE Rivera Her.
mimic Dfss.
mo eStamoH aquf CieEtRmsnte unidou On
d0rFedor de egtR mesa como cuantR ell
Evangslio que eStuvisEon los amigos =
rslaciOnadoH del hijO pr6digo, para dazzle
ID bisnvenida daIpues de lGlgs ipiustifi
Cada aussnoia del hogar pAtsTno. Aquf
no hay hi pr6ligo, nj ha sxistido en- r0s.
lidad aussnCia pEolongRds. ST los hechos
dGbsn pesAE Siempre mas que les palabraB,
o. precise ConveniF en- que el senior Dftz
Navarro, peEar de suB manifaHtacioneg
del Olimpo, cor servo niempFs pTCfunda
BimpatiS poE 81 psEtido unioniSts. 81 ssiioE
DlEz Navarro fue siempFs ca 81 OonBOio
Executive IN soldRdo de vRngu FdiR para
mantener Lon deFeChog dc ls colectiVidsd
unionists, hasta 81 punto dc que 20 mimo
muchaH vsOss me CFsi obIigadO CedeFle
sl pueAto, COnfando en que ~ pr6CtiCR co.
mo RbOgado, HuB CopdiCioneE como tribune,
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EI chocolate Wilbur.

Essa acreditada marca de chocolate hs
tenido ID mejor aCojida On Puerto Rico,
puO1 son inmOiorGbl,s EuG condisionGR.
MuChoB pedidos dc este pzoduoto ost6u re.
cibisndO los Befiores Doolsy Smith & Co,
que son los dnicoE GgsntsI eu Il iHIa. Las
caIag do familia dsbsn tsner siempre del
chocolate "WiIb1r."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-13
NOTA TRIsTE.

En- VegG-AIta ha faIIscido una vi1tuoul
, respectable dana. La di4tinguidR BtfloFa
JuGna do SAntiago, e8poss del msyordomo
de lR hacisnda Carmen" saiior JoE6 Zsro,
muTi6 aver.
TodoI lOI eafusFzoa que hizo la ciencia
para salvsF q vida la sen3Ea Santiago
fasFon indsiles La EtfsEida sonora era
tia dc nusUtEo ,compAtEiota 81 doctor San.
tiago.
"La Correspondence" toma parte muy
principal On el duelo de Loo f4miIiaEes de
la que fa6 , leB envja 50 reSame.
Pas en- 81 Beno de DiOs s Ia que era TsA'
petabI0 dame.
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EI asunto de las pssGadeEias de
TsIIanOvs, al tribunal De "a HsYa.
Los sOnstidos del Congo Iepantan Ia
tfsBts y Sc dsfisBd0R con Ia tea.
EI Prilcips de AstuIias pIesta iura-
msntO militaF. VsstidO de IsgiO
unifOrme.
Ell Tey FdusIdO TeClbit GOTtiaImsBts
al ministrO De Ia IspihIiGa de
Panama.

Ottawa, Mayo 13.-El gobisrno local
do TsEraneYa 81 do InglAtsrrs, han
acOptado ID pEopoTiCisn del GGpadf, dc que
81 jtfs de JuHticin uea 81 que lleye Ia re-
presentation del Canada On Il Hoyp, en
81 ssuuto de las p0sOadsrfal que ha Bido
gometido 81 tribunal do aTbitTHjo de Ia
capital h0lRndeGa ri repFelontants de
los EstAdos UnidoB no hS 1ido a6a nom,
brRdo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-13

Bruaelap, Mayo 13.-UnR gran rsvolu
Ci6n hS eltallado ca 81 Egtado independieE-
to del Congo, que eSt6 bsjO ID tutelAr Bobs
ranfR del FeY Leopoldo LIS FsvoluCio.
nREioa han ftaguado 80 plan do modo tan
h6bil. que ls TsvoluCi6n, On pocOB diaG, re
hR exEenJido poF TODD 81 PATS GfrsCO las
mRyoEaB dificultada8 para Bsr BofocRd0,
temi6ndoBP, RdemfB que log paiIeB fTonte.
Fi7oB hBRan GAuuA com6n con los EOb0ldes.
La prsnGR dc estR CfudSd hBca vslGdRg
scuHaciones Il polfticR del monaECR en-
81 Congo, Rtribuyendo el pEofundo dOGcOn.
tentO de loB congalsEeI , su alRTmRnto y
agresiVa, actitud laB negoCiaciones del
tTRtado On 81 cuRl 90 lO8 ConEid0Ta, Hsgdn
elloG, mGnoB que como BieEvoG Las M.
meFo1fHimRg bTigadaB de trsbBjRdorel M.
ivoH rehuBan BomGteYBe Ia TeCogidR del
CauCho, con 10 CuRl il figen lRs CnmpR-
flfag explotSdOFaB de eDte pF0ductO, psrjui.
clos inmenBoE, agraVados do modo mas
intenBo RCRGo irFepAFable en- busn eBpB.
clio de tempo, con lG tsa spliCGdR lsB
fSCtoEfar, muehAB de las CualeS han Fedu'
Cido & Csnizag. 81 Ostado de cosaH eu
hoTroFosO, pusg ID lucha entablRdR poE los
Copgaleseg, Begdu loB deBrachoB aquf FeCi'
bidoI eB endeTesadG fero4msnto contra loO
blancoB, los cuRIag Rtacan con veEdRdeFo
odie. Las YfctimnB cRuGRdis poF las ban
das FevoluoionariaI, Son numsroBRI,
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En- ests impFents Be vende psp0I de
psri6dico visjo { $500 los 46 kiloa (ssn
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-05-13

En outa impEonts = VsndG papOl Dc
poEi6diOo Yioio & $500 IOI 46 kiIoI ('R
FUiRtsL)
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Londrep, Mayo 13 -El rsy Eduardo
hs Tecibido cordialmente 81 ministro de ls
Eep6blics de PauamS, que foe & CumpIi.
msutsrle. En- lR conveElaci6n BCstsaida
con el diplomStiCo pRnamt61 Eduardo
VII moBtr6 vivfBimo inter6s ca todo 10 re-.
fsrsnts Is construction del Canal sobre
alts Gsunto intsrFog6 81 miniatro celebran.
do 81 impulse que { las obrGB han dRdo
loG EHtados Unidos Tuvo franeB smisto.
aRG para 10 nusva Fsp6blica, , rsitsT6 d
ministEo su1 deaaoo de que ID indicada rs.
p6blica alcanCe ls mayor progpsridad.
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Madrid, Mayo 13.-El Principe de
AHturiau, ha nido AliHtado On el Oj6rciso
egpg f9l, con motivo de Cumplir un af1o de
sdRd. Vlati6sois dc regio uniforms, y,
ll6vRdo poE 80 ma3Ee 8 N. la reina Vic.
toFiR, en- pTivsdo calsbr6ss la RcostumbrA'
de cer0monia del juFamsnto miIitsr. 81
actO fa6 feBttjadfsimo en- II Certs.
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So ALQUILA.-La mitad del local
de ID izquierdR De ID oalIO San FFanciOco.
ndmOTo So, pEopip para EMBELLISHMENTS.
IufoEmaFGn, ApaRtado 1921. San Juan.
3YA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov. 17.-Wheat for May delivery sold
on the local exchange to-day 81 GS5s a new high
record mark for the season. The market closed
strong at the top. Corn, oats and provisions also
closed firm.
Activity and strength marked trading I'm the
wheat pit during the final hour of the session.
following "A period of duluess and depression. At
the same time prices advanced lac to % from the
low point of the day, the greatest rise being IN
he MAY delivery The sharp upturu due
primarily TO the reinstating by leading huh Of
"a line of wheat sold out Yesterday. This buying
led TO active covering by shorts, and demand soon
became general. Several bullish features in the
news gossip developed in the mean time further
TO stimulate demand, the chief one of these be-
ing a report OF well known foreign crop statis-
tician, who asserted that a further reduction of
approximately 100000 bushels would hsve TO
be made in the estimate this years yield OF
wheat in Argentina. Another important factor
was a revival in export demand, New York re-
PORTING that sixty boatloads had been worked
to-day for export Winnipeg also reported an I'M
proved export trade Moderate deShnes AT tne
principal European grain centres were responsible
for much OF the bearsh sentiment which pre-
vailed prior to the final bulge in prices. Closing
prIces on December 81 0S7s to o., and on
Nav 81 GS7s Clearances of wheat and flour were
equal 10 2T4O0O bushels. The worlds visible supply,
shown by Bradstreets' decreased oIe,Vo Dust n,
ELS Primary receipts were lSs6.ODO bushels. COM
pared with $4,000 bushels the corresponding day
wear ago Minneapolis, Duluth and Chicago re-
ported receipts of 742 cars, against 0'S cars last
week and 100 year ago.
Corn was weak during the early part OF the day.
owing to miscellaneous selling. brought out by
liberal receipts, but became niIn nate ~ 'Iie uaS
as a result of the advance In wheat TRADE our
ing The first half of the session was rather quiet
bur became fairly brisk in the final hour the
ash grain at the sample tables was steady 10 i4c
iop-er The market closed firm az an advance OF
" compared with the previous close. Final quo
,atione on December were at e27sc and on May al
soa.c Local receipts TT cars, with i've or
contract grade.
.,,,nt e4rlv in the session bearish DURING
the last part OF tue DAY much better demand
developed which caused an advance OF more than
a.. rom the low point OF the day cash houses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-18

piece Of improved real estate, even for specula-
ton, without disnterested professional advice II
costs only $40 to get appraisement
binary tenement. We ought to advise our clients
oftener than 90 to have prospective purchases
appraised. There is wide difference between poor
and good construction. II buyers Of real estate
were more discriminating it would not be posi-
bic to market much badly built property. and
those who build would presently learn that it does
not pay to turn out poor product The specu-
lative craze is at the much the trouble
Ground available is high, the cost of material
ana labor has advanced that only the very
skilful can use the best and make profit
BUILDERS HEAVILY BURDENED.
price for mis- ground and unreasonable bonus
for his building loan. must recoup his extra out
lay by scanting the weight and quality of his ma
terial, pinching his contractors 10 figure where
IT Will be impossible for them do honest
job Guessing the imperfcctions with eye catch
ing tricks Of surface finish. and trust 10 the glib
tongue of the salesman TO palm off his product
a suffering public Alas. that these methods sue
coed so well Let us try to educate our clients to
know the difference between the good and the
poorly built house. and seek let it be known that
there is property that is absolutely worthless,
houses that do but cumher the ground. Every real
estate Office has this kind of property offered to it.
Let it be known in the trade that not in
terested in it and that it cannot be sold TO them
whom advise.
There is fine productive tenement property
built and sold every year. Such property is worth
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-18

ref; amt due So 500 "a etc s246 sc. prior nge,
$4,000; TO the plaintiff for $4,000.
BY Parish, Fisher - sc 10th 100
It W of Park ave. 5ox99 II: sly fat Henry Menken
Wiener ref; due s. 69T 81 So 402 25 sold
sub TO mge Of $4,000 10 the plaintiff for S64,lSo
The auction offerings to-day will be as follows:
By Joseph Day: Saith St g. $40 It e Of Amster-
Dam ave, 25xl022. sty fat bankruptcy sale, liz
tteade st West Broadway, 25x6. sty loft and
store bldg also Cromwell ave- $, intersection W $
Jerome PSI 6x135 10X253j gore; sly stable
and vacant also Cromwell ave. 1888 II of jerome
ave. % 10x52 SKIS To- vacant: Henderson al agt
charles Fraser ct al; Leopold Leo atty; r NJ Henry
ref partition 1885 Madison ave, S9h st. 20sX
lSs1CxiOosx irreg; sy hotel; r Loew, jr. agt +
Wood ct al; J Irwin. atty; r J Powell, ref; amt
que. SJss24 81 sub two mtges aggregating 500 GOO
DO and 52I 146th ST, 200 of Brook 50X]O0
sty fat: William Graft ct al. Edward Green
due. 81. 69S; etc $3.50; prior mtge Of
$4,000: 1854 $500 Sd 10th ST, S9XS22x
irreg; and sty hall and Mutual Life ms Co
agt i A Scheuch ct al; action l. James McKeen, atty
Concord 14Tth St 150x109: vacant; ! T
Staper J Eser al: II NJ CoIlyer, atty; Arthur
Hurst. ref partition; Sullivan ST, 142 s. 1To II Of
Prince st 5Xl23; sty ten and store: NJ L Fraser ag
amt S43,e IL: taxes, $685. So; 2l7th
200 IT Of Pauding 50xl414 Wakefield: Rose
Soiinger Petrina Barone ct al; W Gottlieb sttE
Fitch ref amt due 81 800 Is; taxes. etc. Sse 2t
valid; c II Love Joseph Goldberg al; L French
atty; - + Doyle ref; due. $500 5o taxes etc 500
BY Bryan I. Kennedy: 97S Southern Boulevard. cor
both IS 10xS5. 3x25xTO To- sy and store; L a
Oakley ast T 4 Thursor ct al; r T Clarke. atty: 6 L
II Ward. ref due 42O4 65: etc 81 $50 OF ;
4th 81. 220th 50x105. Wakefield; Theodore
Wentz Jacob Nexler et Harold Swain. atty a
Fitch, ref amt due $3.50 81; taxes, etc. S2To 4s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-18
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS
D1cciling House IN East SD Street
Sold for $40, 1913.

A four story dwelling house, No. 16S East SD
street. lot l57X1122X irregular sold in fore
closure proceedings at the Real Estate Exchange
saIesroos Nos u and Is Nesey street. TO Nicholas
Rosenberger TO- So,913 The sum due was about
$500, subject prior mortgage of 5000 The
other auction offerings resulted follows:
BY Joseph Day: 40 seth st, io7 # Of Avenue A.
.jx002: sly ten Richard Schrnek agt Maurice Sand
berg al. Gustav Goodman, Spencer il. ref
due S.: taxes S74S 40: readvertised FOR
De- !. Caldwell " 1904 16-th
Ilg 70 Boston ks. 11x1e3.11: Samuel
Green agt 7 a al; Edgar Whtock. atty Adam
Wiener ref due, S39l9 So: 1919 80; sub
TO irst mtge Of $1,000: withdrawn; 5a}4 1880 St
# W Of Amsterdam 81 .6x9S H. sty fat l.
Koch agt al Harris. {. 6 & NJ, attys
Max Sverstein ref; due. S1l,CS4 so; taxes. etc
81 AS Oe a first mtge of 900 to the plaintiff
for $40. T43. Jc9 I44th =, 1883 OF Amsterdam
ave; Is 6x99 IL 3 sty dwg: H 3 Kirkland agt Edgar
Logan al; " atty; I " Sperling- ref amt
due S64 nS: taxes S621 81: plaintiff fer
S1l coo. 81 n 1I5 # OF Sh 25x99 IL
stv fat; August Kuhn Lima hreelsheimer ct al:
4; II Rudolph, atty: ref amt due. S2 225 "a
taxes etc sale % defendant for S22500 524 and
SO 18Th 81. $ 323 It Of Pleasant ave 50xi001o
story r z Levy sgt Jacob Bloch ct al;
Goldberg atty William Klein rel; amt dug dd
1913 97 taxes Sl175 Is: sub 70 first mtSe Of S4o
to the plaintiff for S433T1 2455 I'd ave- 3 ~ #
Of la6th 25x1G5: and store Ernesne Augner
AIT Dora Holman all II 6 Hecht. atty: L Herman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-11-18
MIDTOWN SITE SOLD.
Plot To Be ImWoCcd 5Cith Loft
BuiIdiRg.

The budget of deals reported yesterday included
sales of plots on Washington Heights and of a
number of properties centrally located. One Of the
principal transactions was the sale by NJ. & l.
Hess for David Steiner of the four story dwell
ing houses Nos. 20 and y West 22d street, 46xeS9
feet to client. who will, when the present leases
expire on Nay l next erect this plot mod
twelve story and basement hreproof lott build
ing Louis Korn, the architect has been com
missioned 10 draw plans for the structure
/. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for G.. ". and ". II.
Van Allen TO Daniel B. Freedman plot OF about
four lots at the southwest corner of 10th street
and Broadway. The plot has frontage of about
III feet on the plaza formed by the junction of ST.
Nicholas avenue and Broadway.
J. Romano Brown & Co. have sold for a client
TO William w Strouse No 1S6 West 65th street a
four story dwelling house. lot 2ox1OO.5 feet,
James H. Cruikshank has bought No 10 Beach
street q six story loft building now in course
of construction, on lot 27.3x737x25xs5 feet. The
property was sold recently in foreclosure to George
A. Neumann.
Isdor Silverman has sold for Jacob Mendelsohn
&, Bro to the Seventy eighth Street Realty Com
psny Nos. 213 and 20 East 10th street two four
story tenements on plot 50Nlo0.u feet
J. Rosenhaum has sold for g client No 81
18th street a three story building, lot 25x97 feet
Sanford Green have bought through Van Vliet
&, Place the four story and basement dwelling
house No. 2S9 West 18th street, lot 1Sx59 feet.
James f. Meehan sold through Arthur Weyi &
Co. No. Sal Kelly street, five story double apart
ment house; ON plot z0xloo feet.
The Hunts Point Realty Company has sold lot
on the west side of Longfell0w street 15 feet north
Of Garrison avenue.
Casey & Irwin have sold No. 221 Creston avenue,
three story dwelling house. on plot Sox1oo feet.
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w B. RIDGELY TO RETIRE.
Former Controller of Currency Sells Out Stock
in Kansas City Bank.

Kansas City. Nov. lit announced this
afternoon that ". g. Ridgey, president of the
National Bank of Commerce and formerly Con-
troer of the Currency, had sold his stock in the
bank to the former president. DR.. w. S. Woods
and associates. and that Mr.. Ridgely would retire
within A days Edward x. Ridgeiy, cashier,
and George r. Cults, first vice-presdent, will also
retire. 1t is announced who the new officers will
be hut friends OF Dr.. Woods assert that he will
again assume the head of the institution.
The National Bank of Commerce. with S36.oN0oo
in DEPOSITS was closed December ,, 1907. George
T CUTS was made receiver Later the bank
reorga nzed, and 1t reopened OH March 30, 1898,
with Mr. Ridgely at its head A week Dir.
Woods announced that he had bought a controlling
interest in IT,
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REALTY NOTES.

Louis Schrag has leased for the American En-
caustic Thing Company Uimited) the sixth loft in
the building Nos 2si and 293 Seventh avenue, to the
Circle Publishing Company for term of years
Lewis II. May Company &C. +. Noyes Company.
New York agents. has sold through its Far Rock
away office for Charles A. Adrian his cottage, to-
gether with six lots Sheridan Boulevard, Far
Rockaway. Long Island TO Lottie Hahn.
Arthur Sachs is the buyer of No. IS East 66th
street. sold recently by David F. Oppenheimer
through Tucker. Spcyers & Co; Joseph Loewi, of
No. as East 18th street II. G. Hochstadter. of
No. 43 West 18th street. sold by Theodore NJ Ives
through Dennis & Preston and L. j. Phillips &
Co. and H. a. Ginsberg, Of No rs West S6th
ST
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BICYCLE TRACK TO COST $4,000.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend-
ent Murphy by William p. Ellison, architect for the
directors of the Madison Square Garden Company.
for fitting the of the Garden for the big d.
cycle race to be run during the week of December
) to IL
The plans provide for track 15.3 feet wide hav-
ing ten laps the mile, and costing 5000, and n
tall tower platform for the scorers.
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A ONE STORY STORE PROJECT.

Plans have been filed for one-story store build
ing. with frontage of lie feet be built for Jere-
miah ]. Campion, as owner, at the northeast cor
ner of Broadway and 51st street in the automobile
district, al cost of $1,000 and one-story furnace
house i'm 18th street. east of Tenth avenue for the
Consolidated Gas Company. to cost $50.
Plans have also been filed for charging the two
and three story store building owned by Ferdinand
W. Geiler at No. 2S4S Eighth avenue, into a four
story building with elevator. service Harry Z.
Howell is the architect
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THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Morris Park ave. : OF I-nionport
4 story ana tenement. 25x73.2;
archtcct cost sl4 900
Zarega 80 fl Of Ciiebe fOr threa
owner: Henry Nord6efm sTchitec cost. 1000
SedgRicz ave. " s kingsbridge Road
for two vo one-ha!f dwell
owner 4 Ericsson archect total cost.'...... 1900
Woodavrn Road, 28 OF Hall Place; for
three story dwellings, 21x556 EACH
architect: total 1890
Valentine e s. I5J II II 1GStn
story and attic frame dwelling. 31x56: Nalen-
tect cost $500
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BROADWAY AND FIFTH AVE. LEASES

William & McAnerney have leased for the Rich
man Realty and Construction Company TO B. NJ.
Ewing & Co. the and basement at No. %
Fifth avenue for term of five years
John y. Goding has leased the third loft at No
100 to 80 Broadway to K Hockheimer, who occu-
pies the second loft of the structure Also leased
the fourth loft TO Lang C Walsh