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The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28

ANEW YORK FOOT SPECIALISTS. teach
CHIROPODY: special $50 course: diplomas
expert teachers, 20 years experience prepares
students in theoretical and practical chiropody;
GOOD POSITIONS. 1890 Fillmore st.
AUTOMOBILE trimmer and top maker Wtd-
Must be first class man and come we'll recon-
mended. Call Monday a. m, 424 Stanyan st.
AUT0MOBILING. plumbing. electricity, brick
shops and buildings; advanced scholars earn
wages. day and night classes: free catalogue
Coyne National Trade School. 230 Sth. 8. r.
ANY Intelligent person may good income
corresponding for newspapers; experience un-
necessary: no canvassing; send for particulars
Press Syndicate box 703. Lockport. N. Y.
Tel. Market 787.
ST. GEORGE HOTEL.
HOWARD AND STH. SAN FRANCISCO:
ALSO 4TH AND ]. SACRAMENTO.
REFITTED--REMODELE
NICELY FURNISHED SINGLE ROOMS, zoe
PER NIGHT. 81 PER WEEK AND UP.
READING ROOM AND OFFICE
ON GROUND FLOOR.
FIRST CLASS cutter Apply to Mr.. Thompson
4th and Market sts.. s. n. WOOD & co.
/ MADE $4,000 in years in the mail order
business; began with So; any can do the
booklet; tells how to get started. HEAC0CK,
box T15. Lockport. N Y
MEN wtd--1o3 Sd St. to have shoes repaired:
sewed soIes 75c. done in 10 minutes
MEN to learn barber trade in weeks: free spe-
caI Inducements to next 10: call early. get
particulars. s. r. Barber College Fell st.
The San Francisco call., 1908-12-28
FEMALE HELP WANTED
sLS WANTED
ANnRE,S- lou I.arlsin st

6llsLS WANTED
ANDRES. 1O44 Larkin St
Three German cooks, $45, $40 and SO: Ameri-
can cooks $50: French girl for pastry store. 50;
French nurse, S25. French second girl. so;
nurse, children. $25 and $50; maid and seam
stress. $50; second girl. $50: housework gil.
country. fare paid. $50: young girls for house
work. SO and $50
AAA-Lessons in hair dressing and manicuring
given Up-to-Date Parlors 1850 Fillmore: rates.
ANY intelligent person may earn good income
corresponding for newspapers: experience un-
necessary; no canvassiBg: send for particulars.
Press Syndicate. box 7S5. Loekport. ~ Y
ARTIST painter wants lady model. Address
box 156s. Call office
CHOCOLATE dippers; expert: steady work 1900;
good wages e325 Pacific St
GERMAN cook and second girl. same house. $s5.
$50; cook for a small saRitarium, city $50;
first class cook for private family. also a
parlor maid and waitress for same house. $50.
$50. must have references q waitress for =
restaurant. 81 week. city. German or French
chamber work. $50: second girl small fanI-
ily. S25. experienced infants nurse. refer
ences, $50 German French chamber maid
and seamstress. must assist with grown
children. $35: genteel Scotch or English
nurse, 1 child SO: 20 hOuSewOrk girlsf SO,
S35 MISS PHI NKETT 1896 Sutter St
JACKET HANDS wtd-Experienced at s y
WOODS. 4th and Market SITS store
LADIES wtd-To take home work: part CT full
time; experience unnecessary. Trebers BllIe-
tin building. 167 Market. third door, room 4.
MANICURINC;. facial and scalp treatment
taHght. positions guaranteed in 10 DAYS: course
$40. 1923 Laguns ST.. phone West $685.
Bet Eddy and Ellis sts-
The evening world., 1908-03-05
NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES.

NEW ORLEANS. La, March 5.-Fair
Grounds entries for tom rrow's races
are as follows
The evening world., 1908-03-05
AUTO TRUCK SK|DS
UPON MEN IN STREET
Machine Bears Down
on Workmen, Breaking
Legs of Both.

Tie antics o. a heavy automobile
truck OF the Adams Express Company
were responsible to-day for the serious
Injuries OF two employees OF the Barber
Asphalt Company who were repairing
,.e street in front Of the Hotel Na-
yurre. a. seventh avenue and Thirty.
g.g.;A street.
Tne two injured men-James Ronarto,
OF No. sos Elizabeth street, and Samuel
E.dridge, OF No. 222 West Thirty seventh
street--did not see the auto truck until
* was almost upon them. AS they
leaped aside wheel OF the ponderous
machine skluded into the rut they were
uending and the machine struck them,
Knocking them down and passing par
tially over them.
Both men 5 legs were broken, and they
received serious Internal injuries 1t
was almost ar hour before they could
he removed TO a hospital. as repeated
calls to Roosevelt Hospital in the dis
trict Of which the accident occurred,
failed to bring an ambulance. Finally
Bellevue ambulance was obtained.
The driver OF the wagon James John
son. OF No. 3iJ Fox street. Brooklyn
was locked up
The evening world., 1908-03-05
JURY ACQU|TS
MRS. STEIN Of
MURDER CHARGE
Daughter Called as Witness
Against Mother, SwoonS as
Quick Verdict Is Told.

Mrs Te"esa stein was acquitted io-
day of the murder OF Frank Ger'lnser
az the conclusion Of her tr.a! before Jus
,ice Blanchard, in the Criminal Branch
OF the Supreme Court. The jury del.b-
Grated only an hour before arriving at
the verdict,
Frank Gertinger boarded with the
Stems in their nat at No. s2s East E!gh-
ty-,Aird street. The family consisted Of
Louis stein, a painter his wife, Teresa,
and a s!xteen-year- old daughter, Louisa.
Toward midnight on Aug. 4. Gert!nger
was shot and killed. A few minutes
after the shooting Mrs. Stein jumped
from a window OF the fiat into the yard,
but her fall was broken by clotheslines.
According to the testimony OF the
daughter and the husband they did not
see the shooting. though they were in
the fat at the time. Stein swore Oh
the stand that he had quarrelied with
his wife about the boarder and Hna!ly
ordered Gertinger ont. OF the house.
After he had told Gertinser 10 90 he
went into his own room. There he
heard a shot.
Gertinger staggered out OF his room.
Mrs. Stein was on the fre-escape. and
as the husband went towards her she
Jumped. The daughter told a similar
story.
This testimony was contrary to the
story told by the daughter on the day
after the shooting. Then she not only
charged her mother with the murder.
but made serious declarations concern
ing her mothers conduct.
When the jury rendered the verdict
to-day all the spectators were driven
from the courtroom. The husband and
the daughter met the freed woman al
the door, supported on the arm OF her
counsel Barlow S. Weeks. There was
a hysterical scene. II which the husband
and wife embraced and the daughter
swooned
The evening world., 1908-03-05
NORMAL GIRLS
WATCH CAME Of
POKER IN PARK
Interested Spectators Cry
"Shane" When Policeman
Raids Boy Players.

You mustn't play ''creeze-out' or
"dran" in Central Park according 20
Magistrate Kernochan, especially If a
hundred or more schoolgirls happen to
be on hand as spectators.
Sidney Gr.eff, of No. 964 Amsterdam
avenue, and Edward Barnett, OF No.
Ass Broadway, two sixteen year old
bows. learned this afternoon OF the
Magistrates state OF mind at the COST
OF spending a few hours in the pen"
at Yorkvilie Court.
Policeman Cain, the moralist OF the
Mail and the monkey house-he who
brought Signor EnTico CarIso to grief
made the arrest and told the story of
the youths in court.
Il was walking along the Mall Your
Honor" he asid, when l saw about II
hundred OF the younE ladies from the
Normal school. who were supposed 10
be taking their walk at that time.
crowded around a bench. l slipped up
and found these two young fellows sit
ting there engaged in as hot little
game as ever l hope to see SO l stood
and watched EN-.
each had 10 cents in pennies in
front of him. he continued. Grief
opened the pot with pair of jacks
and Barnett held three aces and raised
it. Grief stayed and bought three
cards. but ii didn't do him any good
He got another jack, and Barnett,
laughing while the girls set up little
cheer. was just about 10 scoop in the
money. when l nabbed tAcnI The girls
ali said it was shame and there were
some cries OF brute and mean thing
but there was no violence, and mere
they are"
What do you boys mean by playing
trate kernochan.
I'VE were just walking along and
didn't have anything to do" said
Grief. We didn't know there was
out Your Honor
There isn't" heartily admitted the
Court Far he it from me to attempt
10 establish such a precedent. But
there are places for 'freeze-out' and
draw and a bench on the Mall with
haven't been introduced is neither the
place nor the time. I'll just fine YOU
a dollar each"
The boys We're about to pay their
fines when kind-hearted policeman
informed them that by staying in the
agreed to go downstairs.
"Can we have our money and our
cards judge" asked Grief.
You can have your thirty pennies" :"
said Magistrate Kernocnan; but not
your cards. You might continue that
game, and I'm not going to have that
pen demoral!zed."
The evening world., 1908-03-05
HOW ONE MAN
HOLDS TWO JOBS
UNDER HAFFEN
Highway Foreman Adds a BIT
of Hlnnor to the Bronx
investigation.

Foreman Reilly. Of the Bureau o'
Ilt,hvavs in the Bronx today en-. $.
ened the proceedings at the inrestl-2-
,ion Of President Hafrens adm!nis;ra-
t,on and gave the dreary inquiry is
frs, spark u humor.
How IS it that one man may be as
signed TO two places at the same Tune
asked Commissioner Mitchell
We'll. it's this way. Your Honor
answered Reilly "A feller working IN
the Bronx has got 10 be cook cham
he-maId and bottle washer whenever MS
superiors call upon him to fill any one
Z those positions a.,
The spectators laughed. and so did
Reilly.
rs mat all YOU require OF me- your
Honor?" he asked. When excused "N
said: Wei. 1 wouldn't Ike 10 board
here with You very long There ain
any chuck steak that ! can see ana
from what / hear Of the proceeding
there are very dry pickings
Commissioner Mitchell found 1t neces-
sary to ask Foreman Reilly to continue
his conversation out In the corridor
The decorum OF the proceedings was
being disturbed by Reillys babole.
William A Dufry, another foreman in
the Bureau OF Highways, testified Will
on, qualification that he had certified TO
the en- ployrnent OF Joseph A. Carro.l,
but that he had never seen the man
IT was instructed by COMMISSIONS
Brucker," said Duffy, ito give full time
10 Carroll on my book and time sheets
I aid so and never asked any questions.
I simply followed orders and do no;
know that the man ever put In an
hours work. l carried him on the pay
roll FOR months. l heard that CarroU
did some work around the municipa.
building, but l do not know that per
sonally. l know ne never worked in my
gang Du; l gave him full credit as be
ing a member OF it and certified TO his
time too-according to orders"
Duffy is still! in the citys employ.
The evening world., 1908-03-05
ACCUSED OF EXTORTlON
BY lMPERSONATING POLICE.
Two Men Held in $1,000 Bail for
Examination of Complaint
of Women.

Charged with impersonatins police
men and shaking down" the unfor-
tunate women who frequent the Ten
derloin streets, two young men who
describe themselves as James Smith,
of No. GA Tenth avenue and John j.
Wall of No. $40 West Forty-ninth
street, weer held to-day by Magistrate
Moss, in the West Side Court. in slO0
bail each to await further examination.
The prisoners We're arrested early
to-day by Policeman Deter, OF the
West Thirty seventh street station,
upon the complaint of two women who
charged them with extorton. The
police declare that the accused men
had been Representing themselves as
detectives for several weeks and had
sc,ired various sums of money from
girls whom they would first inveigle
Into conversation and then threaten
with arrest.
The evening world., 1908-03-05
TO SEARCH DISMAL SWAMP
FOR MISSING MINISTER
tspeelal to The Even,nr World ,

SUFFOLK, Va. March 5.-Concern Is
being felt for the safety of Rev. W.
Mosby Seay. who left last tuesday for
Lake Drummond, in the Dismal Swamp,
ond from whom nothing has been heard
since. Relief parties will be sent unless
word is received to-day concerning him.
The evening world., 1908-03-05
JERSEY GRAND JURY AFTER
BIG MEN AT COCK FIGHT.

NEW BRUNSWICK, y. j" MarcA o.
over two-score OF witnesses to-day gave
evidence before the Grand Jury in an
investigation of cock fight held some
weeks ago at Ford's Corners near here,
at which. 4, is alleged. Perth Amb3y
and New brunswick birds fought in the
presence of well known men from ootn
rrities The. list of witnesses Included a
-. official and several we'll known
hoiel men of Perth Amboy
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04

atonement The church Is led to a
new worship in that He is to be wor-
shipped. not in the temple at Jerusa-
lem, not in the church of today, but
wherever a faithful heart feels the
need of calling upon Him. He is no
longer enthroned on the Ark OF the
Covenant. not longer only on the AL
tar, but all over the universe where
His creatures live and suffer. and Joy,
and sin, and repent. and love. And
the church Is led In the Transfigura-
ton to work of healing mems souls
and bodies. There must be some
thing more than mere alteration.
In other words the individual lives
of Christian people must summarize
the TRANSPORTATION. There must come
with the new idea of the divinity of
Christ, with thenew idea OF the atone
ment. with the vision of the glory on
the mountain and with the healing Of
the child such a change Ia each life
that there shall appear PEI feet
TRANSPORTATION. The whole man is to
be made new. the new life STALL
shine out of a face as glorious IN its
peace and love as the one on the
mountain top. And the new life
shall be shown forth in new deeds
and words The TRANSPORTATION of
Christ means nothing to YOU aud me
unless 1t brings about In US COM
plete transformation. Make the
real ~ your own life
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
LARGE CAMPING PARTY.

A large party of young people will
leave Thursday morning for an ex-
tended camping trip in the hills The
party will probably divide their time
between Bassett and Cleveland S
creek and will remain for couple
of weeks. An immense camping out
fit will be taken overland several
vehicles and a number of horses hav-
ing been engaged to convey the par
aphernalia. Those who will partici-
pate in the outing are as follows:
Misses LYDIA and Maggie O'Hare,
Misses Mile and Hattie Oldtield.
Miss Maud Norman. Miss Susie
Scott, Misses Minnie and Laura Gal
lagher, Mrs. j. A. Mayett. who will
act as chaperop. Messrs. L. r. Zadow.
Bud Gallagher, Johnnie McKernan,
Tom Sullivan, Fred Oldfeld. Will
Stuart and Masters Albert Mayett
and Clark Oldfield
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
Strong Sermon
At Episcopal
Church

Sunday evening at st. Bartholo-
news church Rev. G. c. Hunting
preached from the text. He was
TRANSPORTED before them" taken
from the second verse of the 18th
chapter of the Gospel according to st
Matthew He said in part: The
record of the events preceding, dur
ing and after the TRANSPORTATION of
Christ is of wonderful interest. Christ
has just asked His disciples Whom
do men say that ! ann and the an
swer had been. Some say John. or
Elias, or Jeremias or some other
prophet Then to Peter. Whom
say they that | ann" THE Christ.
the Son of the living God" In the
intimacy of every day the disciples
had come to know Christ as man. and
they needed a lesson to show them
that he was also God. not merely
Son of Man. but Son of God as we'll.
Then He proceeded to tell them of
the sufferings that He must undergo
They had the Jewish idea that the
Messiah would establish kingdom
rivaling that of Solomon and they
uiuSi nttuS itdlu tHdt tue hlIs WAS
King of glory indeed. but not of
earthly glory. He must needs die
that His kingdom might come In the
hearts of men. Then up on the noun
tain they see Him wrapped in a glory
beyond that of Solomon. they see the
prophets of old worshiping Him. and
there is not merely the physical
TRANSPORTATION wherein His face
shines and His clothing Is white. but
there Is TRANSPORTATION of the ideas
of the disciples. Their whole thought
of His is changed. now they see Him
as the Son of God. Now they see
Him suffering for their sins. now they
see Him working for mankind; for
He goes down from the mountain to
heal the lunatic child of believer
In the TRANSPORTATION the disoi-
Piles and the whole church are led
to new creed in that new and true
of the divinity of Christ
is presented and better idea of the
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
BACK TO RENO.

c. V. Ross, chief electrician with
the Southern Pacific at Reno, his
jurisdiction extending over divisions
from that point, leaves this morning
for home, following several weeks
spent here in looking over the local
power plants of the Steptoe Valley
Smelling & Mining Co., and of the
Ely Light e Power Co. at Ely City.
These plants Mr.. Ross has pronounce
ed among the finest in the country.
He will be accompanied back to Reno
by his brother. George Ross, who has
for some time been with the cleo
trcal department at Smelter.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
AKERS IN TOWA.

W. L. Akers. of the electrical de-
partment at Smelter, was in Ely City
yesterday on business mission.
While here Mr.. Akers arranged for
the coming of his son from Los An
geles to spend few months yaca-
ton. Mr. Akers has been here over a
year. coming from the Calumet &
Arizona property at Bisbee, where he
held a highly responsible position,
during which he installed one II the
most complete underground telephone
systems in the country.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
ATTACHMENT SUITS.

TWO attachment suits were filed in
Justice Marriott's court yesterday
morning. The Nevada Mercantile Co.
asks for judgment of S12S.25 from
John Nyce for goods alleged to have
been sold and delivered to The de-
fendant. A. Harris & Co. instituted
attachment proceedings against Johe
q Barnes for the sum of $16935 for
alleged debt. Neither case has neen
set for trial.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
Culebra Cut Now Half Done.

The Washington Office of the Pan
anna canal commission hears that the
big cut for the canal at Culebra is
about half completed, total of near
$1,000. 200 cubic Yards having been
excavated. or this. however. the
American workers have done only
.1S.445.426 yards. Chairman Goethen
has reorganized the canal work so as
to divide the whole into three geo
graphical sections. in each of which
the chief has charge of all classes of
work
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
LEAVE FOR COLORADO.

T. d. Whitney and family, Mrs. A..
G. Burton and Arthur Robinson left
Ely City yesterday morning for Salt
Lake, where they will join Mr.. Bur-
ton. who left Saturday for that point.
The party will go direct to Colorado,
where they will establish camp on
the Gunnison river for stay of sew
eral weeks.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
PLANS PROSPECTING TRIP.

Arthur Whitley will leave the lat
ter part of this week on an extensive
prospecting trip. He will go due
south, he states, and will spend time
enough during his absence to exam
inc the ground thoroughly between
the district and Mexico. 1t is prob
able that he will be gone for several
months.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
MaRRIED YESTERDAY.

Rev G. G. Hunting. rector Of the
Episcopal church. yesterday after
noon performed the ceremony uniting
in marriage Miss Mamie Bruno OF
Preston, this county. and Elmer Da-
Wis. of Short, Nye county. Nevada,
at the residence of w. L. Bradley In
hurry street. opposite the ice plant.
Misses Dolfey and Minnie Walch
were witnesses to the ceremony.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
CAMPING NEAR OsCEOLA.

d. P. BARLEY and Frank Willard,
of the Steptoe Drug Co., Ely City;
Mrs. BARLEY and Miss Miller, left
Sunday morning for ten days camp
ing trip in the vicinity of Osceola.
At Osceola the party was joined by
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Robinson.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
BACK FROM TRIP.

o. j. Mcconnell, of the Ely Town
site Co., has returned to Ely City
from trip with W. \. McGill into
the country Mr.. Mcconnell said last
evening that there was more excel
lent farming country in territory
tributary to Ely City than he had pre-
yiously supposed.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
A GOOD CATCH.

Unusual luck was experienced by
the party of young people who spent
Sunday on Cave creek, returning to
Ely Sunday evening. Eighty-three
trout We're captured during the day.
Those who opposed the party were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Nye, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Conner. Misses Willough-
by. Sybil Foote and Winnie Neill and
Messrs. Valentine Hoy, George Ho-
gan and Lou Nichols.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
VISIT PROPERTIES.

William Robinson, superintendent
of the Lucky Boy mines. Louis Simon.
general manager of the French
American Mining CO.. Howard Hays,
superintendent of the Macon City
mines and VIII Miller spent yester-
day at the Miller properties near the
Champion mine 1t is probable the
trip will result in the sale of the
groun
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
KANGAROO COURT.

Complaint was made at the sher-
ms Office yesterday morning by
Steve Prutches, a Greek, decarii g
that he had fallen a victim to high
way robbery inside the county Jail.
Investigation revealed the fact that
the inmates had simply held a session
OF kangaroo court" Prutches being
found guilty of entering the Jail I'M
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
AN OUTING PARTY.

The following will leave this morn
ing for Timber creek, where they will
remain for a couple of weeks on a
fishing and hunting expedition: Mrs.
w. ~ McGill. Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Me-
Gill. Mr. and Mrs. W. I. McGill. Miss
Katherine McGill and her guest, Miss
Dorothy Binner. of Rockland, Conn.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
RETURNS TO MICHIGAN.

Mrs. Sarah Rettish leaves TINS
morning for her home at Ann Arbor,
Mich. after witnessing the wedding
of her daughter, Miss Lorena Edna
Rettish to Paul II. Center at the resi-
dence of Rev. G. c. Hunting, Satur
day evening
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
TO VISIT RELATIVES.

Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Almond and
little son. Clark. left Saturday morn
ing for Salt Lake for weeks visit
with Mrs. Almonds parents, after
which they will go to Idaho and
Washington for a two weeks stay
with friends and relatives in that sec
ton.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
AT CHERRY CREEK.

Father Sheehan OF the Sacred
Heart Catholic church of this CRY
spent yesterday at Cherry Greek,
where he was called on occasion of
the serious illness of a member of his
church.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
FINED FOR DISTURBANCES.

Steve Prutches. Greek, yesterday
morning pleaded guilty to a. charge of
disturbing the peace before Justice
Marriott and was fined S12, the costs.
He was taken into custody at Smeter
by Deputy Sheriff Baker and brought
to Ely Sunday night.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
SUFFERS FROM DIPHTHERIA.

Mrs. Stewart Is suffering from an
attack of diphtheria at her home in
High street. The residence has been
quarantined and all necessary pre-
cautions have been taken against
spread of the malady.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04

ment of E. l.. Fletcher. the prominent
mining man at present. Mr.. Fletcher
is engaging graders and teams.
When completed. the road will be
used principally in hauling ore To
the smelters and will be a great time
saver to mining men in the eastern
Nevada and Utah country.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
Files AssEssMEyT RECORr.

Record of assessment work was
filed yesterday morning with the
county recorder by Enoch Johnson,
the affidavit showing that the neces-
sary amount of work had been ac-
complished on the Mining Star, Cali
fornia and Southern Lid claims.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-08-04
Nru STYLE .Anartment Hou.e.

A New York realty company has
accepted plans for the biggest apart
ment house on record on a novel plan.
II Is to occupy one whole city block,
aud will have an interior court, fitted
up as a SUNNI garden or green. for
the common use of all the tenants.
All the sleeping rooms will face into
this court