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New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
BUSINESS NOTES OVER THE WIRES.

Richmond. Va. March I--NoticeS have been
sent out calling d meeting Of the voting trust OF
the Sea board Air Line Railway for March -, al
which time the trust viii dissolve Itself, IN ac-
c0rdauce with the agreement made between John
Shelton Williams and the New York interests az
the time the recsivership was arranged Inc trust
Is controlled by the Ryan Blair interests
ST Louis March John s. Jones, a Chicago
coal operator, moved in the Circuit Court yester-
dav 70 have a receiver appointed for the Little
Kanavha syndicate, OF which George J. Could Is
one of the managers The syndicate was formed
ia acquire coal lands in West Virginia and Ohio
The rroDerries have been sold and the proceeds
derosired in ST. Louis bank
Baltimore. March 11.-The applica ion for q re-
ceiIAr for the Davis Coai and Coke Company. sell
ing agent Of the Western MARYLAND Railroad. was
consent OF I.ynah & Read, the plaintiffs judge
Morris authorized the receiver OF the Western
MARYLAND Railroad take charge Of all obligations
and outstanding accounts OF the Davis Coal and
Coke Company.
Chicago March 1.-THE secretary OF the Chicago
Poard Of Trade has received cable messages from
The grain exchanges at Buenos Ayres that on
Monday next the system OF buying and seilIqg
grain and seeds future delivery, as practlsed IN
the chlef grain markets OF the United States, VIII
be- started there
DAYTON, Ohio, March 1.-THE officers o. the Ma
+fcnaI Cash Register Company announce that tHey
have closed down only temporarily, owing TO iocal
conditions related 10 their legitimate business
auz that the cessation Of work IS IN no way a Ie-
srllr Of the general business disturbance or the
country II is their expectation TO resume shortly
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
JAMES STILLMAN RESIGNS.
Frank, 4. vanderlip Succeeds Him inoCen.
tury Realty Company.

James StiIIman retired director and mem-
Der OF the executive committee In the century
Realty Company al the annual meeting, yester-
day, and was succeeded in both places ov
Frank A Vanderlip This was In line with ME-
Stillmans recent policy in withdrawing from the
dIrectorates Of several of the companies WIN
which he has been associated Since his depart
ure for Europe his retirement has been announced
from the boards Of the Union and southern "a
cidc railroad companies and the Consolidated Gas
Company sfr. Vanderlip has SUCCEEDED MIN as d
director IN all these corporations
In addition TO Mr. Vanoerlip two new men
were added to the board Of the Century Realty
Company yesterday. They were John w CAFES
and Paul Starrett. At the same time the nlenl-
bership was reduced from twenty-three TO hfteen-
Besides the three mentioned the following
were elected: John D. Crimulins, w r have
meyer, f. J. Levey, F. G. Park h e Fotter'
Ernst ThaImann. w H Chesebrough, H s Black
r. G. Babbage P. A Valentine, Oakleigh Thorne
and J. s. Kuhn. The late c. 7. Barney was a
member of the 1907 board OF directors. The
other members Of last years board who were
dropped were George e. Coleman. c. F. Hoffman
James Jourdan, Charles ". Morse, Robert IL
McCurdy II Z. Shoemaker. John c. TomIinson'
Edwin Thorne and Warner Van Norden. Ihe oHl-
GERS of the company were reelected
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
WESTERN UNION PAYS STOCK AGAIN.
President Clowry Reports Decrease in Re-
ceipts at Dividend Meeting.

The directors of the Western Union Telegraph
Company declared yesterday stock dividend OF
IL per cent for the quarter ending March 81. paya-
bic OF the 81 coo unissued stock This is the
second stock dividend declared by the company
similar action having been taken the quarterly
dividend three months ago. In his report TO the
directors President Robert c. Clowry said:
In the report for the quarter ended December 81
1907, the nope expressed that business would
soon resume and earnings become normal, but the
commercial depression continues throughout the
country and the revenues Of the company show
large decrease from the same period last year This
decrease however, is greatly offset by reductions
OF expenses in all branches Of the service. Not
withstanding the fact that this is the prota-
ble part Of the year the estimated net revenue
for the present quarter after paying fixed charges
and bond interest amounts to $500 s5l This amount
is being used for the payment of the Indebtedness
which il viii practically complete.
The earnings for the quarter ending on March g..
1903, partly estimated. show net revenues OF only
AlC00o0, compared with s. 500, ,6s9 for the same
period last year. There q deficit of s563 O62.
after deducting the bond interest and dividends as
against s735u for the in 1907. The net
earnings for the nine months ending March g.
partly estimated, were a.5s2,45Q against 81 49,
cog IN 1901 There q deficit for the nine months
OF S337cS6e. compared with surplus OF s1e43 $40
for the same period in 1907.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
NEW D. & II. INJUNCTION
Action to Restrain Road from Pay
ING 9 Per Cent DiUidend.

still another temporary injunction TO restrain the
Delaware & Hudson company from paying the
r.r cent dividend upon its stock declared last De
oernber for the ensuing year was Obtained yester-
dav The plaintiffs in this case were t1yrnans q
Zoon. cf Amsterdam Holland and John I. kee-
Gan of Milwaukee vino are said TO be large hold
ers OF the cornpany's debenture bonds The re-
straining order was obtained from Judge Kay IN
she United States Circuit Court, before whom II Is
returuabie Oh Tuesday.
A similar application was made recently 10 Jus
,,oe oGorrnan in the Supreme Court. by ex-Judge
Covinr counsel for William G. Nicholas. John IL
Green IL, and Emanuel Weingreen- Decision IN
This case was reserved by Justice OGorman last
saturday Judge Holt in the United States Circuit
Court last Monday refused &c grant another order
cf The same k.n5 which was applied for by Andre
T4vnans and Max Schoenfeld. but granted an order
70 show cause why such an injunction should not
be granted which is returnsble tomorrow.
1 z Loree president OF the Delaware & Hudson
company. said that in his opinion the suit was a
speculative one. ard that its character was best
shown by the way il was brought. The attorneys
IN this case" he said ARE also interested in the
other injunction proceedings that have been brought
ssainst this company First they apply TO the
Public Service Commission. without any result;
then they obtain 4 temporary injunction from Jus
tice O'Go-nlan Not satisfied with that, they apply
70 Judge Hclt in the federal court, for similar
order. which is refused. and they also. 1 under
stand, have applied 10 the Interstate Commerce
Commission for an investigation All this SHOWS
II my opinion that the suits are being brought tor
speculative purposes only
Asked If any provision had been made for paying
IF the debeatures when they fell due, Mr. Loree
replied that that time was SO far away that the
matter had not yet been considered he pointed
cut that the bonds which until 1915. have a
convertible privilege and that there was posi-
hilitv that they might all pc converted into stock
before they became due
Regarding the statement by the plaintiffs IN the
Injunction suit that because OF the commodity
clause the Hepburn rate law the income Of the
Delaware & Hudson company would be dirnin-
tshed after May l by more than s5,ooooo year,
Nj Loree said: We going right ahead max
ing contracts for the delivery OF coal, notwlth-
standing this clause which these complainantS
make SO much OF. IRON what they say would
think the heavens were going 10 fan after the first
Of May. We we're chartered mine coal in Penn
EyIVanis and deliver II IN New York and that Is
what doing and what Il is duty 90.
10 doubt there VIII be the usual litigation 10 test
THE consrcctionality OF the law, but have some
rights under charter and expect to see them
upheld by the courts.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
Excursions.
Notice of Summons.

-0-T-pPF,nTF: COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.-MATEiTL~
= ia TIIy Plaintiff against J0Hn A Il-ly Deiend1nt
fanGant: hereby summoned 70 answer tle c-.'
lstr IN TLs action and OF your answer
~ rb. rlsnf{T's attorney twenty days after ne
sryce Of this exclusive OF the DAY OF service
ana In case OF your appear Or answer JC!ent
i1 be taken against you by default for the relief de-
naud-d the complaint
Dara1 New YORK October 10th l9c1-
ACHuLE j. OISHEI. Pl-lntH Attorney. Cl-sS el-d
posi- Once Address 299 Broadway Borough OF Man
haitian, y. Y CITY.
t. te above named Defendant: The foregoing summons
is served upon YOU without the state Of New tGrk pa
s,ant 10 an order OF James Fitzgerald. one OF
supreme Court OF the state O HNe"
YORK County New York said order being GATED tis
dav of March and fled with the complains N
me once of the County o. New ok on
rhs fIth day or March Dated New Tork. March II
1905
post once Address 22s Broadway Borough or Maj
hattas. y. Y. City.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

LIVERPOOL March 11-Closing: wHEAT-spot firm; No
MA. alaS Il=d July Is ID GoENmspos' prime prime
- American steady. 05 i~4ds prime H'AAg1
1iaerican old ra. S. 54a futures a[n MaFfh @ e S5
T6r'S0In London Pacinc Coast tnll. Il lostf-2
los BEEF-Extra India mess, quiet So g, PoHh--
"a to ID n quiet 37s Cd BACoN-cuT1beria cut 70
~ 90 T1 steady 35s, rib, 10 to - ID dal pas,
i3ns clear mlldes light IS 10 p II. easy s5s % ioLs
- rndEes heavy 10 10, easy. 5's bdi snort
e!es. % i- ~ to 20 n quiet 35s clear bellies. IA 70
NJ n, easy Sis 81. SHOULDETl9-Square II 10 - TO-
- AZ. al IART-PTme Western IN terces stsatly
sss american in pals steady ass 3D. l-
T.aod F-ultri states easy. fl i6sHt5 9a riI~i@StL
canadian iinest white. arfn Gas Sd; Canadian haest
csored firm. 64s 6a American nnest %hIlf lL 1
AF-srt,4n unest firm t3s lAL-i<5 = lIsa
rtr. veal aJs Cd TURPESTINE-SpiIlLs quiet ..os 20
T5CtTN-t-5amou steady. as 4i@d- FA~IEJI%t-L HS-
tned quet sad. LINSEED OIL-Easy. -5s
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
BIG STANDARD OIL DIVIDEND.

The Standard Oil Company Will disburse among
It's six thousand shareholders this week approx
r1ateIv Sl5qNcpo representing a dividend OF SO a
share declared for the first quarter OF the year
The dividend is payable March Il
In the last quarter Of last year $1G0oCo was dis
bursed ma king 100000 for the last six months
John D RockefelleT's equity In the last mentioned
sum is $3.50 csc as ne is a holder Of about - per
cent Of the capitaI stock of the corporation.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
POPE RECEIVERS REPORT.

Hartford. Conn. March 11.--AIbert 7. Pope and
George !. Yale, receivers of the Pope ManUfactur-
ing Company in Con1ecticut, have filed with the
clerk Of the Superior Court their report for the
r1cath Of February. L shows balance IN the banks
and cash in office on January g. S23 Isl e5. Cash
cefpts for the month Of February amounted to
s17 81; cash deposits So4639 O5. and balance II
banks. sIG4. .65e 05.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12


IS Shares Equitable Gas Light Co. OF SUI
fok County mot iqdorssal inc rs srois cdnfy s5aPey
dnsoTssd}: 900 3E5auitzbla Gas Light s3, Co.
coupons On and bond has thirty.one
on II 100 @ shares The L Ldsga Se GSd Pont Ma
fex Refrigerating and Ice Making Machine
Manufacturing Co. mot ncorsed) .. lot
shares Life Association Of America (not .
gage @ bonds. s4SS eeT5iacates if q deposit Fl
asIty 4ed4 ISt Co 5cr interest { s to ans Igs de- !
livery to Harris Trust & savings Bank to
6tee os nifd Goqes o n OF
20 Shares EdisOn - Electric Electric Light G Co OF
Ia1i9ns F2n dated lated oi15TI1 ApT 1896 ssesi Ga5 ISL
7o shiai shares Peoples Trust CO. Of Brooklyn:
ZOO shares New York California Oil Co;
ing Co: 80 600 shares The Boston Colorado
200 SHARES shares 1-- New York Bufidins-Ioan BANKING
~ o-N By order Ct trustees
l Share Washington Life Insurance Co.
Share Chicago. indianapolis & Louisville =.
Shares 39iolsilvsr Mining GO, Preisrrse, lot
Share Indiana Natural ana Illuminating
$1,000 fndiana Natural and illuminating Gas 60.
Erst mortgage per cent bond Central ,
SOC Shares 5 oItsa5i Isad Shi2 e 9sP%a Silver
Is Shares Washington National Bank. New
81 SHARES tinted States Equitable Gas Co;
Shares 5aa5f Little 5s-s FstsS3Ts Saa ca f9 Mn
ing Co.; ! shares Orange O - Athletic
Ia. ger ce9t egEuisflye preferred; 1000
For account OF whom II may concern
s4,ooo,oo Western MARYLAND R r Co tirst mort
gage per cent bonds due 1882 coupons 81
sooo sBareS Citizens Traction Co. (of Oil city
a75 sSaFes Sts Fenango oil and Land CO Of penn
The Veaanso saoI o and an II Land Co to reauiTs
payment of SO per share on this stock.
in accordance with resolution Of the
board Of directors Of the said company, =,
loo SHARES 1tg United Copper Co. preferred
s15,ooo Bond agd mortgage. dated October 3, 1907,
OF Lewis & Sharp and Francis a Lowe
to Robert L, Bright Al per cent inter
and october. on plot OF land south side
Of Boulevard 133 63-10O feet west of Park
avenue, Rockaway Queens Borough, New
York And ali right under water
10 Atlantic Ocean il front OF and adjoin--
interest Of party Of frst part to centre line
q Boulevard in front OF said property: $40.
Trenton. n J., with ffty-eight shares
common bonus. us.........-...........-... 8
5 Shares Casualty Co Of America. .I3
l"O Sn4Fes virginia iron C2a ana GoSs G9;
Co, under stock pooling agreement OF jan
10 Shares Farmers Loan and Trust Co. los
81 eO0 Louisville JeffersonviIe Bridge Co. first
Ial5 susratfee6 fe[ bv PDtic9 9do9se1e5t Te a. 70
principal and interest by the c. c. {. &
St. Louis Railway and Chesapeake & Ohio
Railway Jointly and severally ..........-. g
So. 500 Mechanical Rubber Co. first mortgage
oppo6s os Ja2a53 E2d Poaas a6s dgS 5anaaf@ @ 8 is 10
10 Shares Continental Insurance Comm. -110
first mortgage per cent bonds. 1922 IN
terest. April and October. Guaranteed
Ohio Z. r Accrued interest from October
/ last 10 be charged TO the purchaser. Ii
81, 900 Evansville & Indianapolis r r first
solidated mortgage per cent bond. due
20 SRares Atlantic Brewing Co lot 5 5
81 Shares American Tobacco Co..-........... %
50 Shares Carnegie Trust Co........--.......15 Is
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.
Rv nr5er of execiitors.

The following securities were sold yesterday al
auction at the Exchange Salesroom by Adrian h
Muller & Son:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
E. I. DU POINT DE NEMoURs POWDER

The z. I. du Pont de Nemours Powder Company
has issued its annual report including subsidiary
companies, for the year ended December g. 1907.
The income account compares as follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
METZ on SUBWAY BUILDING.

In a lecture on The Finance Department IN
Public School l65 last night Controller Metz ex-
rressed himself in favor of assessments for i'm
proyements being borne by the locality directly
benefited He said he favored subways TO improve
the East Side and The Bronx. but he failed to
see why other boroughs should be made TO help
nav the cost II the bill 10 exempt the dock and
subway bonds becomes a law, said the Controller,
not only could Ahe city build more subways. but
the cftv would have about SIPS 0e0 more borrow
ing capacity.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
AMERICAN TOBACC0's YEAR.

TIE American Tobacco Company has issued It's
r,port for the year ended December 3, 1877. The
income account compares:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12

The report shows that S500000 was deposited
with tie Morton Trust Company IL January. 1901
be -xraude5 for purchase for cancellation q 3
Per cent gold bonds of the company under the
t-us- t-de--ure, and s45S.I50 Par value has been
50 Purchased and cancelled, al cost OF S4S9,9ob
The board Of directors also ordered the purchase
q 3. .zs5. 600 per cent gold bonds az cost of
S5034ec-, be paid for ont Of the surplus OF the
c0-pa-y- which amount IS deducted from the
amount carried II the assets Of the company as
g0Od VII. patent and trade marks.
The Statement does not include the company
sls-e q Ire undivided net earnings Of companies
II which l. holds stock which they had deemed
adrlszr-e not 70 declare as dividends.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12

depreciation deducted +Defcit
su-nlus. sq9S.2S6, available for common dividends
Is equal TO 993 per cent On the s1o,oooooO common
stock
At the annual meeting o. the stockholders yesteT-
day Henry Parsons was elected d director TO sue
ceed the late George B. Parsons, and the other
directors were reelected
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
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New-York tribune., 1908-03-12

NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Furnished by Eyer & Co.. No. 81 Wall street,
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12

,,,sned md corrected daily by Stewart G Lockwood
successors to Wills. Stewart & Co. No 48 Exchange
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
BANK STOCKS.

interchangeable. coupon +Registered.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12

TIE surplus SUCCESSES. after preferred divi-
de-Is and before charging OF cost Of per cent
ccId bonds purchased and cancelled. IS equal 10
So re- cent earned on the S40, 242 400 common
stock outstanding After charging or the s. 034 81
expended IN the purchase and cancellation OF the
re- cent gold bonds the balance available for
common stocks equal to 81, ,06I.4I9. or % 3
Te- cent The general balance sheet as Of Deem
be- O.. 1907, compares as follows
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12

SLOss-sEEFFIELD
The sloss-Shef1eld Steel and IronsCompany has
issued annual report for the year ended Novem-
Der 90 1907. The fncoms account compares. as fol-
Irtx-S
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
School Agencies.

sWrRICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHEfcS' AGENCY
Teachers. Tutors. GoNernssSea sta
70 COLLEGES School and Families. Apply 20
Mira II J. yOCSd-FULTON. 2S Union Square .
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
BOSTON STOCKS.
coeA,r STOCKS IN TORONTO.

.Ex dividend. fAsked.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12
HOTEL MORTON

Virginia Ave. nea n Atane Cisy y Jops A
sorney furnished Perfect sata7y arrangements Ele-
Special rates tor ~tntsr Capacity Id
MRS. n. r. EAINES, Owner and Proprietor.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12

I76.4so Total sales
MINING.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12

1907. 1906. 1905.
! .661. .9Ss $50. s51. .126 SCI. CTS. 3si
Z, 80. ago %. AIS. 324 22.59I. .769
New-York tribune., 1908-03-12

'New stock.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
HAW4RDEN HALL SOLD.
Emile Utard Pays Ouer $500 900 for
the 4 p0rtment House.

Tohn n. Berry has sold for Charles Wolfson to
Emile Utard, Hawarden Hall. at the northwest
corner of Fifth ave and 12sth ST. 1t is six story
ansr4roent house on plot leoK11o feet, containing
1rir+v-six apartnents and stores, and having q
total rental of s32,5G0 The property was held al
sya5 soo 1t was sold for s3oo,eoo. MI Berry
has also sold for Emile Utard TO builder, for i'm
Yrnven,ent with two family houses, six lots on the
vest side of Underclf $50 feet south OF Seds
wick ave: three lots the west side Of Piyrnpton
ave 80 feet north I7ath and two lots at the
northwest corner of 176th 81, and UndeTchn ave.
The total consideration was $4,000
Duff a. Brown have sold for Cora Z. Booth one
LOT 25x1Oo feet on the south side Of l3sth St, 10
feet west Of Broadway
NJ & l. Hess have sold for !. Rosenfeld a plot,
122 lxI5 5xlO0x754 feet the west side Of Broad
way. s0-6 feet north Of IshaEn ST
Frederick Zittel has sold for Peter Gilsey TO a
client No. $50 West End ave. four story dwelling
house. on lot lsx1eo feet.
The Henry Morgenthau Company has sold to
James c. Mccarthy plot, S0xco feet, at the inter
section Of West Farms Road and Hoe ave
The Cruikshank Company has sold No. Ids West
9Th St. a three story dwelling house, on lot l7&
lou feet Also sold for Schneider Bachrach
\ the southeast corner Of Second ave and a2d St,
two tenement houses stores lot 25xl0o feet
Hermann Cohen has sold for E Mihus TO Mrs
Ray Polstein the five story American basement
dwelling house. No. 81 West Tooth ST. near RlVeF-
side Drive on a lot lsx1e0.u feet.
Ernst & Calm have sold TO Bertha Heating the
tive story and basement dwelling house No. zoSU
La Fontaine ave. a lot 1eK1o0 feet
The Hunts Point Realty Company has sold to
a builder the plot 1@ax101 feet, the east side OF
Faile ST. 100 feet south OF Garrison ave.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
PRISONERS PAPERS DEMANDED.

At the time OF the arrest Of Rupert V Wilson
Jointly indicted with Roscoe Clare Stebbns for
using the mails a scheme defraud the Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Mr.. Thatcher, the Assistant
United States Attorney. took possession Of the
prisoners papers. Hugh Gordon Miller. counsel
for wilson asked Judge Chatheld. IN the United
States Circuit Court, yesterday to direct
der of his clients papers because the action
an invasion Wilson's constitutional rights Briefs
will be submitted
Wilson employed in the offices of the reil
road in Washington and Stebbins interpreter
of the Union Dime Savings Institution here. The
latter is alleged to have operated a scheme to de-
fraud by agreeing 10 collect damages against the
company, using the name OF Ferdinand Hautville
attorney al law" Wilson, according to the police
supplying the names OF persons who had cause for
actions
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
TO EQUALIzE LEHIGH RATES.

PHILADELPHIA May 1s.-Charges Of discrimination
made against the Lehigh Valley Railroad by COM
rnerctaI interests Of this city may he dropped as
-ba result of q communication received from an Of
ec;.l ~ the railroad by the Board of Trade. The
communication conveyed the information that the
rates of transportation from Chicago to this city,
New York and Baltimore emigrant business are
soon 10 be eaualized The present rate TO this city
from Chicago is SIS 80, compared with hat $40
rate N New York The latter rate is due to a rate
or hee,,n Of the Erie Railroad, and Ii is assumed
that this cutting Of is to cease and the higher
rate of s15 80 put into effect.
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
REALTY NOTES.

The Lewis Il. May Company the c. F Noyes
Company. agenO has leased the following cottages
at Arverne. Long Island, for the season of 1858
For n J. MUIqueen, No. / South Straiton TO
" J. Hirschhed; for NJ j. Mulqueen, No. South
Straiton ave. Mr.. Lsuderbach, and for s Mach
-igal. No 3 South Jerome s. Sternberg
Bre:tel & Son have leased for Edward Rafter
10 a Mr. Kosch the store and basement No. 2Iy7
80 ave; for Mr.. Silver, the store at No 226s I'd
ave and for Louis Iese three story private house
No ss3 East l20th 81
Pocker 90. have leased the building No IOs
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
LOCAL MORTGAGE CONDITIONS.

The Title Guarantee and Trust Company issued
the following statement yesterday There has been
no perceptible change in the mortgage market this
week We have accepted all good loans that have
been offered 10 US the prevailing of interest
being in Manhattan. per cent. and in The Bronx
E1z per cent There appear 10 be plenty of lenders
and if an active real estate market should ensue
we have every reason to think that there would be
plenty Of money supply its needs. Our own sales
for the week have been more than satisfactory
amounting To nearly one million dollars
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
WILL ENLARGE EAST SIDE HOUSE.

Plans have been filed for enlarsing the four story
house No 3 East ESD st by adding another story
and erecting q facade Of brick and limestone. of
Colonial design and having second story balcony.
The improvements are be made for Henry J.
BurcheI as owner, cost Of $1,000. K. c.
Bu6d is the architect
Plans have also been fled for remodeling and
enlarging the five story house No S5 East ssth St.
installing q number Of new bays the SIDE. The
improvements viii be made for Mrs. Mary Dows
Durham. as owner and are 10 cost 81 eDo accord
s-s 10 the estimate Of Carrere Hastings. the
architects
New-York tribune., 1908-05-19
TO ALTER THOMAS ST. HOUSE.

Plans have been filed for making over the four
story old-fashioned tenement house No 20 Thomas
a. into q studio building with in the base
rnent and first story and living rooms in the top
story The change Of occupancy is 10 be made for
John schlchter owner. and also for enlargins
the three story and basement dwelling house No
l7s LIST ave. and installing amusement hall with
a gallery in the lower stories The improvements
are 10 be made Toresso Cassese, as new
owner. The architects are Joseph B. Bovine and l.
2 Lorenzo.