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New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
IN THE BROKERAGE MARKET.

Harry B. Davis and Edward Wagner have sold
the six story elevator apartment house No "a to s.
Morningside Park West. southwest corner OF u6th
ST II comprises plot I00.11xe0 feet.
SlaWson & Hobbs have sold for the One Hundred
and Eighty-second Street Company TO client for
investment the Eve story apartment house No. 1445
St Nicholas ave. SO -sx1e0 feet.
Israel Norman has repurchased through Arnold
Byrne Baunann. from the Fort Washington Syn
dicates Nos. 145. 147 and 149 Lenox ave- three five
story hathoUses. plot 75x75 feet. Mr.. Hoffman
purchased these houses from Estelle z. Taylor in
December. 1906 and sold them 10 Alexander Grant
who made extensive alterations. They were then
exchanged with the Fort Washington Syndicate
for the northwest OF I7sth st. and Broadway
Arnold ByTne & Baumann were the brokers in all
of these transactions.
John J Short has sold No. IA German Place.
southeast corner Of 15sth ST. four story fathouse
lot 25xs7 feet.
Charles Pinzka has sold No. 6a2 Eagle ave- four
story 7athouse, lot 1s6xIoo feet.
The Whitehall Realty Company has sold the plot
the east side of BrUner ave. $50 feet south Of
Nereid ave- 50xs7.5 feet, 10 P F. Clayton.
William z. DiIler has sold the two-famiiy houses
Nos. 9i3 and 96l Grant Only four out of the
group of thrty-two houses put up by this builder
remain Unsold.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
LECTURES ON REALTY.
J. u. {. 4. Course U'W Begin
October Ii.

TEs hrn -ear Of the evening real estate classes Of
-he West side Young Mems Christian Association
I'll open TUESDAY. October q. IN the auditorium
e N. g Vest 5-tn street. The first lecture Of Z
sess q twenty-five by leading real estate special
isis vi le gwen by Robert Simon, vice-president
q Tbs E=--- Norgenthau Company. who viii dis
cuss '--e Operators Msthod Of Handling and In
Proving F-c 5=-ty-''
The course Of lectures CT Real Estate Law"
given b Henry z. Miller, VIII open On November
s. E-6 -zz- O. The Practical Management OF z
Pea Estate OE5Ce." again 70 be given by Ronald
C. lee, CT me Realty Records Company, VIII be
hsgu1 o. October Il All persons interested are
cordially invited 70 attend the opening sessions Of
ssc5 course.
Among TIE speakers and 1heir subjects announced
thus -z- a-s- .'Aucrioneertng and Brokerage" Jo-
serh P Day Developulents-'-The Bronx J. ClaT-
eaos Dawes president Of the Association OF Bronx
Real Estate Brokers, Suburban William z. Har-
mol. e Wood. Harmon & Co; Management
'Apa---e-r and Tenement Property" r E Wilcox
- NlcoZ Shelton Business Property Edwin
2. Hess - II K I Hess. Downtown Buildings,
Joel Dc S=lolng- Of De Selding Brothers; Ap-
prz-sz-s- Expert Testimony Charles Griffith
Noses n Charles Griffith Noses & Bro, "Apprais-
sH. L n. Gilbert. CT :. Edgar Leaycratt & Co.
The s-z-5a-5lzng Of Real Estate Valuations" ."
irving E-zu6 Vfce-presideut Of rutland & Whit
iEg Company Opera -IrE-'"The Operator II His
tse-zto1 ~ The Broker Joseph L Butten7leser
Selling" Lzvrence L Gilman. Of Pease d Eli
nan Leasing" Albert B Ashforth. 'Loaning
5c-1i1g L1--s." . Richard Davis, Of 4. L. Nor
oecai d sons. EnsUrance--''Tirle." Philip 5. Dean
q TIE Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Com
GsnT. 'F--s- p q. Haub1ld. of a. Haubold &
e9n' Pea. Estate Investing. Henry Morgen-
f4eu- president Henry NorEenthaU Company:
Seas Es-4-= Corporations Robert Z DowlinE
lres-o=-- NJ C-y Investing Company; Corner Prop
fr1y, Edward J. king. OF Edward 7. King & Co.
i-arsGe--z z-..l.' George :. Rice Condemnation
Proceeding EFnw and WHY Property Is Con
oenllef F-.r Il EsIock. Of George n Hallock-
~ Son. -Tazaticn.'- Lawson Purdy. president
G ne Board of Tax Commissioner The City
h5aget" william II Allen, secretary Of the Bu-
Iear ~ Municipal Research: "Eews and Advertls-
Hg Hsu- Harmon Nelii. real estate editor OF
ine Evening Mail" and Tenement House Prob
.-sk Lawrence WELLER
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
NOTES OF THE MINES.

The Cobalt shipments of ore for the first twenty
one days of September exceeded the output OF any
preceding thirty days in the history Of the camp
The largest shippers were DrUulmond, Nlplsslilg'
La Rose Cobalt Central and Tretheway- The Co
bglt Central shipped forty-nine tons OF concen-
trates equivalent to over five hundred tons Of ore
Previous estimates of the value OF the 1903 output
Of silver from the Cobalt camp have been about
100000. or double that Of last year. So rapid
have been the developments Of late however. that
It would appear that the estimated figures will
be largely exceeded. New mines are being con-
stantly added to the shippers list, and old pro-
ducers are discovering unexpected supplies OF ore
their shafts reach greater depths, and 1t is now
becoming apparent that the total for the year.
based the present rate of production. will reach
SO 0oOceO possibly S1Sooo,ooo The richest dis
coveries are now being made at depth in the Kerr
Lake section OF the camp. The latest reported
strike Of high values in this section comes from
the Shamrock, a new property Just being opened
up. which lies between the Terniskaming, Badger
bait Central at tie southeastern border of cole
man Township. The ore is said to equal in rich
Gated with diamond drill The use Of the dia-
and is yielding good results Diamond drills are
now at work in some of the uneNploTed territory
Of the Cobalt Central company, and two new veins
have been located.
The first payment on the stock option OF the
Butte Montana Copper Mining Company has been
made and It is now certain that all the payments
will be made and control pass 10 a new manage
number OF levels have been opened. The T00-foot
level connects with the shaft Of the West Colusa
mine. owned by the Boston and Montana company.
The latter built the connection, by arrangement
ened the shaft for ventilation in the West Col1sa.
Il is expected to start early IN the present month
The British Columbia Copper Company has
been acquiring properties Two OF these
close TO the companys holdings in the Stats q
Washington. while the others in the yelling
ton group of mines across the Canadian border in
the boundary district. The company is turning
out copper at the rate Of some 100000 pounds
year. Newman Erb. recently elected q director
Of the reorganized Davis-DaIy company. IS presi-
dent Of the British Columbia Copper Company
and is one of the largest stockholders.
OF considerable interest to and bearing OF the
issues Of silver mining companies on the curb
was the official announcement of the decision of
the United States Treasury Department to re-
sumo the purchase Of silver at the rate Of 10000
ounces week The silver miners are also lying
with their ears close 10 the ground awaiting the
word cabled from either Germany, China or India
that any or all of these countries Will again buy
silver in quantities. for they are the best
sumers in the world
The Mines Company OF America shows profit
for the month Of August OF S43,s99 Total re-
cepts were sIl6,47o.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
THE H-lRRTNGTON SOLD.
apartment House Falncd at More
than $500 .0OO.

-ae = arlington. q twelve story apartment house.
.as a. AID lss Madison ave, between 22d and SD
"a has aee. solo fv pease d Eliinaa for Howard
-'Ya P9ftsr. The asking price was over 10000,
e2 The equity according ~ the brokers is entirely
p essi- ~ lrade element entering into the trans
sc1oa
a-s property vas scheduled for sale ~ auction
-1-gl foreclosure l. Was adjourned tiIee
me Meanwhile Peas & EIliman had adjusted
-5 H-sHccs that the purchaser viii take n'le
----eei 10 tae mortgages. which have long ana
letnite PERIOD To- run
The Warrington - leased to one tenant on d net
111-s- tie tenant paying the taxes and making al
-sparz- and sublettlHg the apartments on yearly
-7@sez 70 various tenants. THIS makes the invest
.-t very satisfactory one. with very little care
70 ice oufer
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05

n. Andrews and r. H Aln,iroty dre the respective
architects
Plans have also been filed with Buildings Super
iR-endent Murphy for enlarging the bathing estab-
lishn1ent at No s06 East sd st. by adding an ex-
tension to be fitted with plunges the improve
ments being made for Mrs. Mindel I-eichtas as
owner, at cost of s2.oeo. and for enlarging the
wagon house on 55th St, west OF 10th avenue
owned by the Sheffield Farns-Sawson- Decker
Company, the improvements costing $1,000 Jacob
Fisher and Frank A. Rookie are the architects.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
s27e 900 IN SIX FLATHoUsEs.

-Ae Manhattan plans for new buildings fled yes
taaay included SIX six story hathouses 10 be bult
u ne Benson Realty Company on lolst ST. 100 feet
es' q sd ave AT cost Of s279.c00, seven story
- building for the Mar Mac CONSTRUCTION Com
'sg oVuer zr Lewis and 5th sis. 10 cost S500o
: TAO stor- stable al No 636 west 57th 81 for r.
@E'l,lcale Kinney as owner 70 cost $1,000 and
sse story restaurant and billiard parlor for Rus
= covlagton al Nos. 62s and 81 West 57th ST, TO
AZ S-eSo. c. ". Meyers, William II. Farrar T.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
LORD & TAYLoR's PLANS FILED,

James J F Gavigan. architect. has FLED plans
for enlargtns the store OF Lord & Taylor at Broad
way ano 18th st. by anne1ing the store at No. Ss5
broadway, with an L at No. II East 18th ST. long
occupied by Edward Morrison & Son and also
taking In the adjoining store No 13 East 18th ST
These vacant buildings will be rehtted and con-
nected at the various floors by passageways. pro-
tected by hreproof doors. The improvements are
10 cost $1,000 This is the third time that Lord
q Taylors original Broadway store has been en-
lsrged
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Decatur ave W 6 500 Il 4 of Noshoiu Park
way; sty frame ter h. 25.6x5s feet: Rosa
cost ...-'..-....e-.. SCI
Belmont ave " : 1870 It T. o. Is0th ST.
st- brk n. 59-2X69 feet PaSQuale
d'EuTia. owner and architect; COST 25,c
Lyman Place. 167 # OF 169th st; 2 one
and sty frame dwg rs c5x41 feet each;
PasGuale J LAMBERT. owner; Q B Mickey.
Fordham 81. T 81 4 Of City Island
sty frame dwg j. 22x4s feet John "
Miller. owner George Miller. architect
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05

A DVERTISENESTS AM
- The Tribune 'eceiyed a
0 clock .. Va Advertisement
branch offices at regular Cr1ce
viz. 264 sth ave. =. e. cor
18th a.. i04 East i4th 81.
Tth aud Sth avez, 263 West
81 ave. near 61st ST. iTOS
East i25th st. T5S fremont
american District Telegraph
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
LEASES A s7TH STREET HOUSE.

William Cruikshank's Sons have leased to Will
lam Sittenham for a term OF ten years the prom
erty No 80 West 9th St
Mr. sIttenham is the owner Of the adjoining
properties, No. 81 10 81 West s7th St He viii alter
No. SO for business purposes
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
NCTICr 10 rAxPAYERs.


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
sEse<suant rolls OF raal estate and personA4
Drpsrty IN The CITY of New YORK for tas year
iSos azt tas warrants tor ths co--ecl-on =
taxes have been delivered 70 ne ulderAls1ed
aad tha. a. ths taxes o. said assess1nent r9LS
are due and pzyaols OF
MONDAY, OCTOBER s. 19OS
az the ofIlce sf the Receiver OF EA1ss = ae
Borough n which the properly 70 laeA1s1- -
follows; - -.
Borough OF Tia Bronx. corner or Entrc aas
Trenaon. Avenues The Sruux. y. 7
Borough q BrsCklyn Ecorns : Aa1
Municipal Building. Brooklyn y r
ard Fifth street.. Loas Lslazt ~lfy, y 7
Borough OF RichmSnd Borough HAL D
Gsorxs Statsn Island n z
AL .&Iss bscous Lsns On tAs day aus ans
10 AVOID PENALTY TAXES MUST sz
T-rfsr tie provisions % section Sls % ths
Crarts- as amendsc by chapter - Laws ot
fs1s II IA provided Il any TAX sn2L remain
unpatd o. the frs. dsy % November Il sasl4 %
r.csivs and ccllect upon such TAI interest upon
ths AMOUNT thsrsof A. the rae o. seven per
cauturu per alluEa 20 D calculated ITola rs
day On Whice the tzxss osconls due acc pay
able tOctobs- 81. as provided n seet4on "a !.
Wien cE scks ara l1lie1 20 ne HecelFer .
Taxes thay uluzt hs accompanied 0y ac17ess>1
envelopes with Pcstass PREPAID N order 20 n
sure return OF reCs!ptsG b.lls b nal
Checks dated October should De males -
ne Rsesivsr Al Is pcsslsls afSss bills
DRAW CHECKS OSsI TO [EAA ORDER
q THE RECEIVER or TAXEs,
DAVID 2 AUSTEN
Rscslgs- q TRzssL
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05

A PARTY OF ENGLISH AND SCOTCH INVESTORS,
~ arriving New York Oct. s. per s s LusitaIia-
would Ike to Joined by others in coal mining pros-
tons in the West address g D.. Box 45. care of Ne"
York Tribune" New York City.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05

SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
. their Uptown Ontee. No
} received az tha foilG=siEa
rates until 3 o'ciock ?. IN.
ed 81. I55 6th ave. cor.
2sT - est 42a ST. batHeea
.25th ST. 10SJ 81 ave- I62f
lsc ave. near s9ta sEs tSI
ave- SO ID ava. and AaE
)2sA
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
CONDITION OF NEW YORK CITY MA
TIONAI BANKS.

The Controller ot the Currency has issued the
following statement Of the condition cf national
banks OF New York City September o last.
compared with the last preceding call and the
corresponding fourth call of last year:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
Public Notices.

DEPARTMENT OF FINANCE, BUREAU
TOR THE COLLECTION OF TAXES. 30. q
CHANGERS STREET BOROUGH OF Nan
HAITIAN. NEW YORK Septsnosr =. ~
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
Teachers.

TNXPERIENCED TEACHER AND MUSICIAN
Il IN exchange for teaching children; ref
erenees Address ALICE THORNE. Young we1leH's
Christian Association
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
RESOERCES

Sept o. 'os. July Is. 'os avg = '0I
Tosrs discounts s9o5 SsS6 a57si3 fT1212l 03S
tHe-E-e.- asos - 225 SOS 49e 6Os
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05
Nezr Jersey Real Estate.

HoTTEN ESTATES SOMETHING DIFFEIsENT-
N Englswood- Write 70 BIFiI~ HLSIL-- & S1AI-'-
TON
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05

d SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR
q their Uptown once. No.
6th and S7th sts, until 8
rs received at the following
e rates until s O. clock 2. m.
!. 23d St: L53 9Th ave. cor.
: 257 West s2d St. between
I25th 81. 1875 80 ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05

a ADVERTISEMENTS AMI
n The Tribune received a
o clock p. n. Advertisement
branch Offices at regular ONCE
viz. 264 Sth ave. 5 C. cor
18TH ST.. lo4 Bast l@th St
Tth ana Sth aves- 253 West
sd ave. near 6lst ST lIVS
East 125th ST T56 fremont
American District Telegraph
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05

$500
New-York tribune., 1908-10-05

COLLEGE, PREP & GRAMMAR I21 St Nicholas Av
Elementary, 104 West i22d St
SsD YEAR BEGINS SEPT. 2sTH CATALOG.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-08

A most delightful dinner was given Wednesday evening, by Mir, and Mrs. Wm, Britt. The table and rooms were exquisitivCly adorned with Skagway flowers, potted plants and ferns. Plates, were laid for the following guests; Mr. and Mrs. Silimau, Of San Antonio, Texas; Lieutenant and Mrs. s. Orchard, Mrs. Sowerby and Miss Nina Sowerby Of Juneau and Miss Helen Watson, Of Seattle,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-08
HARMONY WITH ADMINISTRATION
claim is just.

Corson IS the regular republican nominee, so recognized by national republican leaders, Beside being in political harmony with the admiris- tradou Corson has a wide acquaintance with tue most prominent republican .eaders in congress and is able through such acquaintance to call upon his party leaders for aid a stranger could not procure. His platform, la additi- ton to blanks enumerated, includes a
 request for government aid in railroad building in Alaska; the establishment Of a new judicial district in southwest eru Alaska; more light stations and aids to navigation; iurthering work of road commission, and the application Of serious and houess attention to Alas. ka's needs and the territory's deveIopo
 ment. advt.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-08
ments were served

Mrs. Ida Crease, Of Seattle, Is in town visiting her son and daughter, Mir. and Mrs, Eugene Smith. Mrs. Crease was matron of che W. P. hos. pital for Q number Of years and has many friends in Skagway,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-08
|. . e e c Q

A pretty informal hop was given at EUk's hall Thursday evening, The affair was falrwell to Captain G. B. Pnsbury and out of town guests. An ong those present were: Judge and Mrs R A Guuuison, Mr and Mrs c c Page, Mir and Mrs Harold Lull Mir and Mrs w A Baruhll, J Nj shoup, Judge Wlnn, Mrs I Sowerby, of Juneau; Messrs. Irving and Whiting, of Ketchi- kan; Mir and Mrs w c shlimSu, Of San Antonio, Tex.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-08

Miss Eldoran Carlson entertained a few little friends last Thursday after noon in honor of her eighth birthday. She received many beautiful presents. The afternoon was spent ln playing games after which delicious refresh ,,,oy,ts ,y,r, snryc5
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-08

Mir and Mrs F Shaw entertained Judge and Mrs R A Gunuison at dinner Wednesday evening. The pretty Shaw residence was tasteiully decked ID Skagway flowers.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-08

Shaw, the second prize, bOok--"NlnoJ stalr," foll to Mrs. G. G. Miller, while the booby was awarded Mrs. Kingsbury The refreshments were dainty and de llcious. The guests were; Mesdames c g Miller, Hockett Callsrmau, Britt, c Blanchard, W c Blanchard, Weber, Ddy, King. Guthrie, Lowle, Ashley, Howard, Shaw, Lynch, steyne,, Kings. bury, Siller, K L Miller, Pullen and Orchard. The ou Of town guests were; Mesdames Ulmer, Sinlman and sower- by; the Misses O'Connell, Cora O'cou- nell, Sowerby and Watson.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-08

Mrs Pauline Gomez Of Dawson, who has been stopping at the Fifth avenue hotel, was south bound passenger on the Seattle Thursday,
  Mrs L c Wright Of Seattle, mother Of Mrs J w Bisson of sEagway, arrived on the Dolphin Sunday to visit her daughter,
  VII Watson and Jack Orchard were in town Thursday evening to attend the hop a, Elk's hall.
  Mrs Harold Lull entertained Mrs sOwerby or Juneau, at dinner at the Pullen house Thursday evening.
  Mrs CE wynu-Johrson served tea to few friends Thursday afternoon,
  Mrs J H Flckharit and Mrs Pooloy Of Carcross, visited in Skagway this week.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-08

Cors1n believes in aud will fight for the principle that Alaskans are capab e ol administering their home affairs and will demand an abandonment of the re. pugnanJ policy ot sending carpel'b'g- gers 10 interfere with Alaska aGirs
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-08
HOME RULE FOR TERRITORY

CorSon was the frst man 10 point out the fact that the ord nance Of l7S7, pro- mulg.ted before the United States con- s.ituuou, guaranteed new territory the right Of seli-goysrnmeut and has made 8 strong campaign io' home rule, show iug clearly aud coucissly the evils of congressional government, the ability Of Alaskaas to formulate their ow code and the bad faith of congress that with holds full territorial rights.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-08
ALASKA FgR bLASRANS

se principles;
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-08

John w. Corson, attorney and mining man of Nome since 1900 and who hus mining interests tn southwestern AL asla, is the regular republican nominee for delegate in congress and is masing E!s campaign on a party and personal platform that pledges him 10 support ,h.s,s, ,,,i,ci,,.,s,
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-08
EIGHT HOURS FOR MINERS

In his own mining operations Corson has long put in effect the doctrine of an eigh hour day and fair pay toward miners. His advocacy of an eight hour day is based upon practical experience and an honest opinion that the miners claim is just.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-08
POWER OF ATTORNEY

InaII his speeches Corsou has point ed ou, the evil Of unrestricted use of the power Of attorney which permits one man to locate au entire section of
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-08
 Society .

The most brilliant social affair of the year was the farewell party given by Mrs Harriet s Pullen Friday evening for Captain c B Pnlsbury, Judge and Mrs R A Gunnison, and the court officials and their wives.
 The large hall Of the Pullen house was arranged for comfort; couches chairs and rugs were placed for the convenience of guests and here the gracious hostess received her friends.
 In the handsome east parlors cards were pIayed-bridgo whist and "5OO" being the iayorlto games. Tho west parlor and dining room were thrown to- gether making an ideal hall for dancing The entire house was filled with flow CTS, aud the ball room was lighted with Chinese lanterns. Everyone was in a happy mood, and joined in making the affair ore of the great successes of the season.
 During the evening excellent punch was served and at midnight bOuntiiul and delicious luncheon was served by the hostess assisted by scores of her friends.
 Those who partook of the generous hospitality of Mrs, Pullen were: Judge and Mrs R A Guunison, Mir and Mrs Page, Lun, Barnhill, Lowle, cE Vim Johnson, Wurzbacher, N E Black, w. c Blanchard, Geo Rla7chOrd, dawks, F J Weber, E J Shaw, Callerman, Hockett, Dr and Mrs Keller, Mir and Mrs I II Goodwin, of Porcupine; Mir and Mrs w J Morse, Mrs CriJchdeld, Misses Morse and CritchReld, of Kan sas City; Miss Ethel B. Wallworth, Of St Paul; Miss Thompson, oI CarcroSS; Mrs Ullmar, Of Portland, Mrs LeFevre, Mcclellan, Misses Ask LsFevre, Mrs Fickhart, of Caribou; Messrs Beagle, Pnlsbury, Keller, Hanson, Graves, Berrymau, Ask, HoCkett, Mckay, E c Harvey, Fl E Harvey, Royal Pullen, Chester Pullen, Lind, Draper, Gigot aud Wall.
The daily Alaskan., 1908-08-08
JOHN W. G0RS0N, IF NOME,
REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR DELEGATE IN GONGRESSl

country and hold 1t for absentees. Cos
 sons pledges show that he will domand that congress preserve Alaska for the men who are building up the- territory.