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Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-14

WANTED-Stock for summer pas.
ture. For rates see Chas. v. Mullen,
Florida Mesa. phone Black 632.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-05-14

First publication April 90, 1908.
Last publication Navy IL, 1908.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-20
For the greatest bargains ever
known see Nathan's windows.

A. ]. Anderson, the progressive
ranchman and dairyman from Bayfield,
spent the day in town.
1t is said Florida farmers have
over three hundred tons of hay down
and rains like today are not benafi-
cial in such cases. Again heavy grain
and alfalfa suffers from such down
pours.
The statement OF the First National
bank published in this issue is one
of which the officials may well be
proud. And 1t also makes an elegant
showing for Durango. Durango is to
be congratulated upon the splendid
prosperity displayed.
William Walker, manager of the
Eden Ditch company. project that
Will reclaim many hitherto unavailable
acres Of land In San Juan county, NJ
M, returned to his home near Aztec
this morning. Mr.. Walker has been
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Ball
for about a week.
o
S. W. Raymond and a number Of
others go to Silverton tomorrow TO
be present at the adjourned session
of the district court when the bound
ary line dispute between San Juan and
Ouray counties will come up for hear
ing. There will be large round up
OF old timers from all parts of the
country to testify regarding the orig
inal line, among them Major Mcintyre
of Denver who introduced the bill di-
vidiDg the counties, the major at that
time being a resident of San Juan
county Both sides are lining up for a
strong fight as the dispute is over
taxable property and location of valu-
able mines.
$25 suits $16.65 at Nathan's sale that
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-20
BAND CONCERT PROGRAM.

There will be band concert tomor-
row AFTERNOON at 1880 at South Du-
rango park. The program follows:
March-"Miss Knickerbocker" -.
.................. Freedman
Waltz-"Life Is but Dream"
...'.... MareSh
Chilian Dance "Manana". .. Missud
Schottische = "The Watermelon
Nhic Allen
Selection-"Prince of Pilsen" Luders
Reverie-"The Wayside Chapel"...
.................. ........ Wilson
notwithstanding of Rags.
.................. Swisher
Jerry--It's funny about the elephant,
inst it, ma?
Ma-What's funny. Jerry?
Jerry-Why, don't you see? He
wags his front tail morn he does the
other 'n.-Boston Courier.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-20
ATTENTION. FISHERMEN.

Closing out sale for next thirty days
of fishing tackle. bsseball and summer
sporting goods at reduced prices.
Freund's Colorado Armory and Novelty
Works. Durango. Colo.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-20

You can remove your Merry Widow
hat and see the Merry Widow pictures
to the accompaniment of the Merry
Widow music at THEATORIUM to-
night.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-20

The only county official now lacking
= phone Is the county superintendent
Of schools, and the only woman in
the bunch. Why this thusness?
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-20

County Judge Clements now has a
phone in his office. Any one having
business with him can call up Plata
81. and give the district clerk rest.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-20

Special discount Of 10 per cent on
diamond and all other set rings for
the next ten days at Zeller's jewelry
store.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-20

FOR LAME BACK TRY DR.. BELLS
KIDNEY PILLS. DURANGO DRUG
co.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-20
\ sale that is sale at Nathan's.

How about that game of billiards
The place and the opportunity is Mt the
Brunswick.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-20
THE TRAlns.

Southern. one hour late.
Southern ON time.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-20

CHOICE LOT OF BOX CANDY
JUST RECEIVED BY THE DURANGO
DRUG CO.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-20

The funeral of Mrs. Delphina Mar
tinez at 10 o'clock this morning at
Sacred Heart church was one of the
largest known In the community.
There were at least 100 Mexicans in
attendance.
A daughter of the suicide, Paul Hal
paus, was located yesterday. She is
The body is at the undertaking par
lors of Hood & Ames. Funeral will
be held Sunday at o'clock.
Moving pictures at Red Men hall
tonight. Some splendid views.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-20

$25 suits 1855 at Nathan's sale that
is q sale.
Semi-weekly herald., 1908-07-20

A. j. Anderson, the progressive
ranchman and dairyman from Bayfield,
spent the day in town.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
WINDOW GLASS MAKERS MEET.
Decide to Meet Prices of Plants Using Ma
chine Blowing Process

Pittsburg. Feb. 5-Window glass manufacturer
operating with hand blower plants in Pennsyi-
vania, Ohio. West Virginia, Indiana and Kansas.
representing about thousand pots met here TO-
day to consider problems with which they con-
fronted because of competition with plants using
the machine blowing process. They finally decided
10 meet whenever necessary the prices made by the
machine plants through the operation of the sliding
wage scale, under which workers are paid upon the
basis of selling price of their product, which
runs until next September. By that time ii is
hoped trade will have sufficiently improved that
most of the plants shut down may be operated
and financial problem will have adjusted itself
1t was admitted that unless the men agree to
abide by the sliding scale and thus enable the hand
manufacturers to lower lift prices. may be
necessary. of the plants will have to be shut
down for the rest of the and others until
the machine process is installed
A L. Faulkner of Cleveland, president of the
National Glass Workers Association. successor to
the Arnalgamated Association, was called into the
meeting. A resolution was read to him in which
the glass manufacturers pledge themselves to rec
ognze and support the union, provided that
his association agrees to remain under the present
sliding scale wage until such period change Is
brought about in the business. Mr.. Faulkner prom
ised take the matter up with his association
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
he n blaze of ever-changinE color and

annears TO he n blaze Of ever-changing color and
life in the
These birds however. are ny no means tne ohiy
o,as which indulge in dancing There is small
tird in South America that dances In a novel man
ner The natives call 1t the baador. Two oaiis-
doris will perch twigs a couple OF feet apart
from each other have a song and dance Alter
nately they will jump about two feet in the air,
alighting exactly upon the spot jumped from
These birds keep perfect time One will jump as
other alights. each bird singing to the tune OK
'To-le-do te-de te-dddIe-de-do-do. The to is
sung as the bird crouches, ready to spring the ie
is sung while In the cir and the do. etc. on
alightine The song and dance proceeds until the
birds tired.
The tyrant birds fond of de',rious waltzes
These birds prefer to perch on the top of busn.
They leave the twigs at intervals. in order to waltz
around and around in the air. They twist about SO
rapidly that their wings make a distinct hummng
sound and resemble streak of mist All OF a
sudden they finish their mad reves and go back ia
the twig TO wait until the next waltz.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
NIGHT COURT CHANGES.
W0oisfr0te Butts LenieHt 7Cith Pr7s-
0ners Before Him.

For fthr frs: tirne its brief history the night
COURT Was presided by Magistrate Butts last
ricllj who instituted 4 few reforms in small mat
7ers (which upset the previous enforcing of the
ralesf there.
Tt numerous clerks who have been sitting be
Fiud the railing Of the judges bench were all
clefzred out p preliminary step. and, with the
sin gle exception Of the chief clerk. put out In
smother room where the complaints were made out
I'm 10 shortly before the midnight recess twenty
.fx prisoners We're a-raigned before the magistrate,
/ = whom twenty-three We're discharged. two fined
small amounts and held FOR further eXamina-
ton
T. ono of tho fines for > cents being imposed
on A Greek peidler who accused Of blocking
a sidewalk with his pushcaTt-
The Greek could not speak English, and as there
was ne Greek interpreter hand his side Of the
case was not heard all. which was given br
Magistrate Butts q reason for making the fine
purely nominal
The other fne imposed on an ordinary in
icxication case and for s..
Five women Of the streets arraCned before
Fhe court. one Of them being held. One of these
cases earned she arrestng policeman reprimand
from the magistrate who said that. though the
police frequently guilt the part of such
offenders. the law forced 10 assume innocence
Entii legal evidence produced TO the contrary.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
IN THE PRIVATE SALES MARKET.

William Peters & Co have sold a two
family house. No 1871 Hoe 23x1oO feet. cold
for client H wiesel Nos % in the
Downing estate side OF BronxdaIe ave.
- feet north of Morris Park
The Eden~sld Land Company has sold FIVE lots the
cast side of Mu-dock $50 Jefferson
Max and Jacob Pritchard.
John H Bebr1nann for I.erner & Spindel the
22sd about $50 feet east
Of White Plains to builder, who will Improve
The same broker has also made the following leases:
Charles T Smith house three lots on the
side of Barnes north 226th George
udson house lots in 22od Carpenter
ave; for Anthony Tedesco the house
Frank the large store adjoining the
corner Of White Plains ave 222d
Slawson & Hobbs sold for Josephine A ThIhaut
n a three story bropnstone dwelling
house. lsx55x1oos feet
is reported a Foster has sold 12S
West 10th four story and basement front
dwelling house. lot 2ox1eo5 feet
r. & c.. to Charles johnson for
simon Guggenheim and Samuel NJ Goldsmith 2os
18th three private stable. 25r
air. Johnson will make extensive
a garage stable
R r EienberE has sold William Lefkowitz ~
West St a story fathouse on lot 20sxl 100 IL
Leroy St. three story dwelling house. 22x90
r / Browns Sons have sold the plot. 40x140 feet.
the southeast of Prospect i75th The
purchaser Will apartment house
Martin FLETCHER has sold 10 John Walker
family frame houses the south side OF
OF Glebe ave, lot 25x1o0
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
SHOOTS BROTHER AND FRIEND.
Policeman Narrowly Escapes Being Wound
ed by Italian-Four Arrests Made.

Because. she police say. his brother. CasiniO.
would not lend him more money. Antonio Can
7ania an Italian. of No. IS Oliver street shot him
through the lungs after firing three times At him.
while they were in lheir home the top floor Of
Ibe house last evening 4 few minutes later. after
Teloading his revolver he shot at and wounded
his friend. Louis Randazza. of the same address,
and missed shooting Patrolman Thomas Blake. of
The Oak street station Who had entered the build
ing arrest him
Lieutenant McKcnny of The Oak street station
vino patrol a the time of The shooting
together with Patrolman Blake. placed the occ,-
pants Of the floor which The shooting was done
under arrest. They were Louis Randazza Nellie
Randazza, Joseph Sciaoco and Angeline Cantania
These Italians with the brother of the victim Of
the shooting, we're taken TO the Oak street sta
ton and held witnesses
a charge Of felonious assault was made AGAINST
Antonio cantania. hut this may he changed TO
homicide. Casino Cantania was said 70 be IN
critical condition al the Hudson Street Tospitaj
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
REALTY NOTES.

Mrs Marion story is the buyer of the dwelling house
No. % Park I've sold recentv by Pease Eliiman for
Renuick
r.. Crystal Son have leased the store No Il West
34ih l7Aso feet the American Waist Company for
ten years at an aggregate rental of s10s.00o-
Reilly . Rrien have leased for Jester & Co
Of Nos - and 20 Pine for
fees 20 Bonding Insurance Com
pany Of Boston
Louis Becker & co. have leased for Edyth g Gilman
TO aiyron Phelps the three story dwelling house No
1872
Gardner Cleveland have leased Herman FIGHTER a
store the Hldson View. No. 1892 Broadway
The West Side TaXIayers' Association will meet to-
morrow night a No. 265 3sth st.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
WHAT IS GOING ON TODAY.

Miss Emile NJ Bullowa, Labor Laws" at meeting
Astoria, p.
meeting of the trade sehSSi for
No 279 Madison avenue. $50 p.
Free admission to the MetTopelitan Museum Of Art
The Charles !Stelzle, Church and Labor"
No 156 Fifth avenue, 1890 a.
Meeting the Chamber of Commerce, No 65 Liberty
street, 1890 p
Dinner of the Charleston Society. Hotel Manhattan,
1ective Association of America. Hotel Astor.
De Wit Clinton s9.,,1i High school 5Sth street and
onies in Amerea dIIustrateG5 Fubie School ;.
List street and Edsecombe avenue: Elias w
tratedD: Public school SO, No, AIS 2sth street,
Pubic School se i5eth street and St Nicholas,
ss SfSia Be Heo5 ST Sd 3
18th street, Edwin E. sosson. The Panama
Essex and Suffolk streets Frank stephens. In
Verona and .,, Mantga: Romeo %. and juliet" @ 'ns-
east Of Avenue B. George Donaldson. The west
and First Miss qGT Mary e. MeT Egyp
Rd @ the Nile rube Mr School 80 1l1
wight, .Eobsrt Louis stsvsnsoa'' Public school
jteuss5 ss} se5%an student Efs }nsFatsd, M
Winnifred H Cooley THE Oregon Country (lus-
ff PULLS sehs% IL, Nth
How to Find the Constsilaons ss a, dusratedl: ed
renee stucheil swiizerland' tillustraiedI He-
brew Technical Institute No. &c Stuyvesan street.
William Jerome Hancock Electro n emstry'
illustrated; Institute Hall No. 21s East 1oeth
street Giuseppe Aldo Randegger, Songs of Italy :;
New York Public Library. No i12 East a6th street.
Willis Boughton. Alfred Lord Tennyson' (us-
tratedf; st. Lukes Hall No. 4S3 Hudson street,
Grove. Leo X. Fran<e NJ D, The Child at
Home Morris High School 166th and
Boston Road Professor Frederick II. Sykes, Will
lam MakepeaCe Thackeray'' tustTa tedb; Public
School IL. I'd street. Westchester. Henry H Parry.
Wales and Her People Gllustrated); Public
School 16 Matilda Wakefield, Lolabel
House, The French Revolution illustrated:
Public School %, St AIMS avenue. between 147th
and 14sth streets, s. Alfred Mitchell The Great
Planets: Jupiter Saturn. Uranus Neptune tillus
trated); Public School -. Amethyst
Norris Park avenue Van Nest. Mrs. Helen NJ
Jackson Manners and Customs of the HindUs'; ;
T.sfayette Hall. Alexander avenue and 12Ith street
!. Russell Smith, The Story of Steel Rail"
(illustratedl
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
4. y. BR4DT Sues OLIFER.
Contractor. Ii Is Sad, IFW Fitf Re
furR SAT- for 81 900 .O0O.
rry Telegraph to The Tribune !


Chattanooga. Tenn. Feb. "a suit for $500
Goa was dled IN the Marion County Court here
To-day by anthony X Brady. of New York
AGAINST " J. oliver. The contractor. for delay
IN ti,e work on the lock and dam and power
Plant IL Hales Bar. near this city 1t was an
nouuced here tonight THAI Mr.. Oliver will file
? cross suit for s1.0an.G0o for damages for plant
and eGuinnaent work alleged have been done,
and injury 70 his reputation as a contractor.
Word Was received here tonight from New
York that aIr. Brady intends to eject Mr. Oil
Yer from the work and proceed with the con-
trlIction Of the power plant, for which he holds
a contract from the Chattanooga River Power
Development Company. According 10 the mes
sage he awarded the contract TO the work this
morning 10 the Wilson Baillie Company. and
instructed them 10 begin work at once. Such
an action Will be resisted by Mr. Oliver. The
controversy grew out of the annulnent OF Mr.
divers contract
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06

900
300
DANCING BIRDS.

The males of the great bird OF paradise hold reg
ular dancing parties in the trees. They select
Tree which has extensive head OF branches bear
Ing broad leaves. In this tree these gorgeous
and beautiful of all birds dance stately minuets.
Twenty birds more will assemble with erected
pluEnes and outstretched wings. They hy I'm great
excitement from branch branch In every variety
or motion, but with astonishing regularity.
There is no sight 10 compare with OF these
dancing parties Each bird is overshadowed with
It's magnificent colored pumes of gold striped with
brilliant red. while It's yellow head and emerald
green throat arc kept IN constant motion There
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
TO URGE TRUST LAWS
C;-Tc Federation Committee an Gam
na;gn at Washington.

-, ..-.,,,e committee Of the Civic
Federation through its secretary. fsip" ~,
ie, announced yesterday that the reso'"'i0i, ,
s5or,ed AT = national convention on trusts heio
,,naer its auspices in Chicago in octoner' "h'V"
-, he taken up at Joint hearing OF the senate
"a .,e House OF Representatives on March D. VIII
,a strongly supported by special cofhl'''e' NJ u
,,.gs visit to President Roosevelt ana the h''"o
senate and House on Tuesday
This committee consists Of President seth 10" II
~ National civic Federation. Samuel Gonpers'
president of the American Federation Of LABOR
Nahun, ! Bachelor. Of New Hampshire preslueh'
al the National Grange; James oConneh. pr'siuel
OF the international Association of Machinls'S' 9
sFr Easlev The resolutions include a demand LOT
immediate legislation. following the recommends
sion Of President Roosevelt and the Interstate com
rnerce Commission permitting agreements between
railroad corporations freight and passenger ra'es'
spbiect 70 The approval of the Interstate Commerce
Commission They also include demands fof les1s-
lation regarding the following questions;
National and local organizations OF iaoor anu
-ieir trade agreements with employers reia'he 10
wages hours Of labor and cond1ions OF eHipio'
sneut- associations of farmers intended 10 oo'd d
stable and equitable market for the products OF 'e
soil: business and industrial interests or conolha-
lions whose objects in the pubic interest," Pi'-
,isfon for a non-partisan commission. representing
capital labor and the general public, whlch s''iii
have authority thoroughly 70 investigate the aueS
ton of federal license or incorporation as c"i'-
Of the entry into interstate toIii'iie'-S "a -
lain classes Of corporations.
Tie national convention in Chicago was aitehoeu
by delegates the Governors OF forty-tWo states
and by ninety-two labor representatives. Secretary
Easley said last evening
our committee on TUESDAY had a conference
with President Roosevelt and submitted copy OF
rbe resolutions 10 iin He promised 10 give them
lis attention. Shortly afterward ii had a confer
.nce with Senator H:ikins. chairman of The Senate
Interstate Commerce Committee. and with Speaker
Cannon. and the same day the fesolu1lohs were
introduced both houses The joint nearing on
March s was then decided on
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06

Dram Feb +-Ieuctra CBrl. New York AiSers Tlnis
Rio de Jansro Feb SGreciau Prince ti}rl New yer.
via Parahiba and Bahia.
Taku Feb 3-ruCOr Prince N-w NnrL III. Saha,~
illogu.
Dublin. Feb 4 Aureole tii1. New York via Belfast.
Corral Eel 3-IeVonshirc ttr1 New York anI Sor,,l<
via 81 Lucia for Valparaiso.
Ijbau Ian 3l-EstOnia York via
Calcutta. Feb 5-Rotenels (ser) Won Nrecen Ne,y Yr.
Alden. Bombay. Tuticorin and PonsIicherry
SAILED
Feb 3, m Cectt, .cav,
New York Cherbourg. '''
Cherbourg. Feb 3. m-kronprtnressin Cecilia feri
York
Rotterdam FEB s-Maunheim Ger. New York
Shields. Feb 3ihcehus Ger. New York. CaiIiops
Ne York
Genoa Feh 4-pucadezn Ahr,szzl sItaD New York
Rora~sux Fep c-rrignac (Frl New YORK
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
BROOKLYN AND QUEENS SALES

Brothers sold for Mrs. Grace N. Gubbins
story single apartment house T53 President
st. between Seventh aIes.. Brooklyn. H
DALEY. a Manhattan investor.
Mrs Z waddinEham has sold the storr hathouse
Nos AZ and 40 Sd Sixth ave.
Brooklyn.
The Mclaughlin Real Estate Company has lots
Rrooklyn.
Herman Frankfort has sold for Z. A NJ
Levy dwelling house on Cedar ave, Far Rockaway
This completes resale of tho this block
purchased recently ny from Mullen & Buckley
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wednesday, Feb 5, 1908.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED.
Steamer ocesne tBr Iiaddoe6 m and eg
with 262 passengers. malls
mdse. Arrived q. the Bar at 12;46 p m -
20 Santiago o. 30 Havana 81. to the New
York Cuba Mail SIS Co. with mdse Arrived at the
Steamer sbiria tGer). Boidt. ls
Colon "a. Port Idron and Fortune Island 81 Z" the
a.nburs sArnericau Line With mdse Arrived at the bar
steamer salsdon (Br. BaziiI Cardiff January IL. to
Howard Houder Partners. in ballast Arrived at the
steameT Msckayy-Ysennett tr, Larnder Halifax. 3.
January the Commercial Cable Co. Arrived at the
seamer Aros castle orr, Day reghorn January II and
Agiers 10 Earber s. Co. In ballast Arrived at the
Hi a. Main tSor Neshein. Baltimore February
20 the cans ballast. Left Quarantine al l;S
Steamer Admiral Farraglt. Nader Philadelphia. tho
United Fruit In balest. Passed In Quarantine at
I2:2o -, ,r-. - ro,
To the Atlantic Lumber Corporation with lumber
passed Quarantine at os p m WIN, - ,
Foster with mdse. Passed in Quarantine at AIS
steamer Young, Galveston January % and Key
West February the Mallory SIS Go. with passengers
ans s,fmer Iampaeas Mcintosh Mobile January
Brunswick February 2. to- the Mallory Ss Co. with
eneers and mdse. Passed in Quarantine at SOS
Swain. Philadelphia TO the Clyde
Co with mdse. Passed in Quarantine at p m
Goudv Hook n j.. g. 9:25 m-Wnd southeast
fresh breeze; showing and thick: moderate
SAILED.
steamers Admiral Dewey. Port Antonio. Port Maria.
.,' Iiianca Cristobal: Christian Horn (0erD PhIl-
dephia: Grsecia tGer) Inagua. Cape iiayt etc; JET
Manaos. etc; kroonland Antwerp; i:oulsiane 1Fr,
Marcos Key West aad Galveston; Tennyson tBri.
Hahia Rio de Janeiro etc; Tuscarora (Brl. Calcutta
T~iieht (Br>. Norfolk. Bay city and barge, New
port News; Noordam tDutchl. Rotterdam Via Bou-
iopne. Guiana tBr,. St Thomas. St kits.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
DAMAGED BY PIPE BURSTING.

Through the bursting OF feed pipe Of auto
matte sprinkler the twelfth floor the building
al No zs4s Vest 18th last night about s. 80
damage done 10 the building and to the stock
the three lower floors. which occupied as
storerooms by the United Cigar Stores COMPANY
Flremen we're unable 10 find the break for more
than half hour While they searching
about the upper floors the water sent down the
glars and elevator shafts
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
WILSON SHOT BY BRoTEER,IN-LAw
President Of Railroad Brotherhood Had
Sued His Wife for Divorce.

81 Louis. Feb. John T Wilson president of
the international Brotherhood Of Railroad Mainte-
i4ance-oi-Way Employees, shot twice tonight
by his brother-in-law, Frank {. Engienau of Kan
sls CITY. No and Is III critical condition. The
shooting took place al the Wilson home Wilson
says ass wife Started quarrel and that EngleInau
5o5ned with her.
Wilson brought suit for divorce from his wife a
fe~ DAYS ago and Englenan came here nj connec-
tioE Eith the case
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06

C)-Empress OF India ....::--:-
Japan, Corea China and Philippine
Islands via Seattle)-kaga Maru
Janan' corea. China and Philippine Isl
ands via Tacoma-Be
Hawaii Japan, Corea China and Philip
nine islands (via San F'rancisco)-k orea
Australia except Vest. New zealand
Caledonia via Vancouver and Victoria
3 C-Aorangi. ....-----.-..
Hawaii Guam and Philippine Island!
Cria san Frsnciscoi-U Transport
Tai1ita and Marquesas Islands (via Sar
FranciscoJ-Mariposa ----..-..--.......
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
JERSEY BROKERS TO DINE ON FEB. 1s

annGa! dinner of the Board Real Estats
Brokers Jersey City vicinity held on Feb
rUary instead OF February 25. change Of daIe
pas Hudson Manhattan Railroad decided
On Monday 10 open 10 the public its tunnels between
Manhattan Hobpken on February ~
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.
$500

.39th 81. 5 s, l40 # Il Kepler ave. two and
half story frame dwelling house. %. 3x302: G +
swallow. owner: Howes & MoTse, architects. So 20
+. 2TS IT OF 1881 st. story
dwelling house. 13x65: Charles
gTen, owner; Franz Worgang. architect. 800
Robbins ave. $. - Il Of l47th ST. two story
frame stable lsN22. Block d Goodman own
ers. [ioldIer & Goldberg. architects ......... 30
New-York tribune., 1908-02-06
STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS.
ARRIVED.

Hamburg. 3-Nal6via Ger. New YORK..
Genoa Feb a-Nord America ItaD. New York via Ma
Regina d'itaiia Itab, New York via Naples.
Durkirk FEB s-Hotham Newton tBr, York.
Feb 3 Relbenden tBrt New York for Buenos
Ayres and Rosario