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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
MORE HEIGHTS DEALS
OPERATORS PROMINENT.
Brisk Trading Also in the Central
Fifth A1snue District.

Ats,x raroels IN washington Heights ard in the
Hunts Point district of The Bronx were sold yes
terday. Operators were the buyers Of most OF the
properties in those sections which changed hands
In the central Fifth avenue retail SHOPPING zone
$500 900 investment purchase was the chiet feature
of the trading. That transaction was the purchase
by George G. Heye of the premises NO os4 F1rth
avenue four story and basement dwelling mousse
on q lot S.5x1Oo feet, from Andrew J. ConhicK anu
several others persons
The sellers bought the house some months ago
from the estate of Charles T. Cook Mr. Cook was
for many years president OF Tiffany & Co
There were also rumors to the effect that over
lures had been made to purchase the old bank
building at the southeast corner OF 42d street and
Fifth avenue and the Lee parcel at the northwest
corner of 43d street and Fifth avenue
David B Freedman bought through Hall J. Ho"
3 Co for Leo ] Kreshove1 two lots at the south
east corner of 18th street and St Nicholas avenue
He also bought through L 7. Phillips & Co, from
@ W and ". H. Van Allan plot 125X9O feet on
south side OF 10th street 30 feet west Of Broad
way. Mr.. Freedman recently bought the adjoining
corner parcel. He now controls a plot fronting III
feet on Broadway and rs feet on 10th street
Jacob Ieitner sold fer the estate of FREDERICK I.
Fiske, Of New Haven plot of twelve lots TOUR OF
which front on Hunts Point avenue, three on Gil
bert Place and four on Fae street
The Hunts Point Realty Company has sold three
lots on the south side Of Seneca avenue, 70 iee'
east OF Bryant street
Plans have been filed with Buildings Superlnten-
dent Murphy for the twelve story apartment house
be built the premises Nos IS to IS Gramercy
Park for the Gramercy Park Construction Com
pany 1t has frontage Of S3.4 feet and depth OF
81 10 feet The proposed building is designed by J.
RieIy Gordon. architect It will be of Ornamental
brick finished with marble and terra Gotta trim
nings It is to cost 100000 and will contain
twenty-five suites Of apartments.
Plans have also been fled for rernodeltng the
seven story apartment house at Park avenue ana
ast street for Alice Miller. as owner, the improve
ment 10 cost s. 90 and for charging the house OF
I ! Higginson al No. Is East Ast street Adolph
Merlin and William F. Dixon the architects 2
Plans have also been filed for enlarging the plant
Of the Crystal Hygeia Ice Company at No. s24 west
124th street by the addition OF an annex 10 feet
front and q feet deep and for remodeung the frsC
floor of the twelve story loft building at NO Is 10
81 West nth street, the improvements being made
for the susouehanna Silk Mill Company. owner
The architects are Frank Wonneker and Herman
Horenburger.
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rcore have painted groups Of court ladies and
gauants showing the costumes in equal detail
There are the smallest Of alnanacs, in beautiful
binding. which lay in perfumed houdoirs in the
days Of Louis XIV and powder boxes and patch
boxes and souvenir cases Of workmanship seldom
eQualled nowadays.
Perhaps the finest thing IN the collection Is
pocketbook Of blue silk embroidered in gold. once.
no doubt the gift Of young noble TO his mis-
tress It Is lined with old rose and fastened with
little gold lock and key. Inside of the com
partuents is a miniature Of charming woman
with finger appraised and below this, operated by
spring, Of which of course. only the giver and
the recipient the secret is compartment for
the billet douI-
The powder bores and patch boxes are numerous
Two of them tiny jewelled slippers one bearing
8 miniature Of Louis XIV and the other Nine
de Pornpadour his favorite. a delicate piece Of
workmanship IL little blue ensnelled case holding
writing tablet The is covered with gold
stars no larger than the head of small pin and in
the centre are two gold hearts bound together with
: slender chain ! notebook of the time Of Louis
XVI IS OF gold and nnother-of-pearI 4 curious
"a tch box tortoise shell with two little square
conpartraents for the patches and third one long
and narrow. fer the brush with which thew were
spplied
Exactly ike little prayerbook Is the case Of
smelling bottles once used by Marie Antoinette On
outside the ROYAL arms of France II is
said that never before was there offered in New
York one Of Marie Antoineties scent bottles
The royal arms also adorn fan in this collec-
ton which made for the occasion Of the mar
rtage Of Marie Antoinette. On side Dor
trait Of that princess on the other side one Of III.
Princesse de Lsmbale. The sticks are Of wrought
gold and ivory
The objects in this collection are not all French.
There are some English eighteenth century things
old Chelsea figures, work in Battersea enamel and
q quaint ''lady's companion" of morocco, contain
ing little bodkn and scissors
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
RPcPjTPrS' Notice.


-NITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT, DISTRICT OF
i Minnesota. Fourth Dvision--AIbert G Lorins.
Pishury-Wsshburn Flour NILS company, Lin1itsd
C'onopIafnants. Minneapolis Northern Elevator
SCOTS n Their claims motion q the compartments
hereby ordered by the Court; That all the
vreresoever residing within forty days
the entry order file with Henry F. Douglas Re
n7erce Building in the City Minneapolis Of Min
proofs Of their claims against said company,
under cam N Wrlns sas s, o. lH OF ns
duly authorized agent settlns torth the cam con
80 mai nayyens have been made thereon ana that +ba
creditor. whenever claim IS founded upon in
strInent IN writing copy OF such instrument unless
lost or DESTROYED shall be fled with the Receiver as
proof Of the claim and said Receiver is directed upon
IN ,e form evidencnz The fling with him Eai5 claim
II is further ordered That Immediately The
court report containing the name % such creditors -
Hing claims and thereof. together
as shown bv said proofs Of claims and within thirty DAYS
after the fling II said report the Receiver any
interest NAV NE objections 70 the recognjtion
allowance Of such claim claims. right Of
claim claims share in the distribution this
y no objections shan hsd thereto within said time
stand claim established this proceeding
in This court further That any crei-
Receiver herein sha be forever barred nom sharing
participating in the property % this pro
the Receiver give this order by an adver-
printed IN newspaper Of general cir
Nev York and Boston respectively once week Tor tSo
successive weeks The nrsr publication N such
Receiver also mail person appear
,ng as ereat,or on The books Of he Mtnnespoits
order. or printed copy Of This order
By Court. MILTON n PURDY
rrsd So7-n,64r 18th 1905,
TTa~ly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
MARRIAGE IN SCHOOLS.
League Protests Against
Discrimination 4g0inst Women.

The Equality League Of Self supportng Women
at meeting in Carnegie Hall last night appointed
q committee to draft protests TO the Soaro OIL
E-duca+ion and the Charter Revision Commission IN
relation to the exclusion of married women teach
ers fron1 the schools. As the result OF the de-
c'sion in the case Of Murphy agt Maxwell tlie
hoard now retains the services Of teachers "H'
marry while IN the system, but II does not alio"
married women TO enter its service unless tnelI
husbands are unable or unwilling to support thenl,
and it has asked for 3 proviso in the reViseo
charter excluding married "orlen ~
schools
.Asr Tv4rs told me" said Miss Emile Ganoler'
teacher ar last nights meeting, that the com
mission turned down this petition last year be-
cause 81 was contrary to the public Interests -
MT difHcult;es in the way Of marriage But me
hoard has renewed the petition this year Tor req
sons which II saws. obvious
Mrs Harry Hastings, q member OF = local S.L"Oi
hoar5 said she had looked In vain Tor IheSe
.,ob,-o7s, reasons, end quoted principals ana
s,,nerin+enderts TO show that the married teacnei
vas IL ANYTHING more efficient than the ulI
--iA5 one She understands human relations
better was the way a principal put II As i
the objection that the married teacher was Hapie
10 be i'll and absent from duty, Mrs Hastings Saio
r. was so rare as TO be practically not I3''''H "
the case. -
Mrs Charlotte Perkins Gilman said that no oh0
ever Objected to a woman working a1ter mar Las
unless she was paid for It, and that teaching wa
more compatible with motherhood than Co0AIiie
and sweeping. .z,-a
r,arried teacher testified that the preJudice
against her class prevented promotion ana tns'
she herself had been told that she coulo not o7
s6vsn need from teaching to supervising postum
IF her married state
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
AMENDED BILL IN NEW HAVEN CASE
Massachusetts Attorney General Files Modified
Motion Which Court Asked.

Boston Nov 3n-Attorney General Dana Malone
who was recently requested nv Judge Loring, of
the Supreme Court amend his bill Of inforn1a-
ton. brought last June. against the New York.
New Haven & Hartford Railroad, TO compel that
company to relinuuish its holding Of the stock Of
the Boston & Maine Railroad. today fled his
motion with the Supreme Court
As amended. the bill asserts that The New Haven
company has indirectly subscribed for taken.
held and is now indirectly holding the said shares
Of stock Of the Boston B Maine Railroad by and
through the fundamentally and device Of a cor
poration organized under the laws Of the State Of
Connecticut and known the New England
Navigation Company, in whose name said shares
Of stock are held. OF which said corporation the
shares of stock and OF which practically all Of the
officers and directors officers and directors Of
the resnondent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
SPECIAL EXHIBITION.
Baubles of Eighteenth Century
Relies at BonaCentUre Galleries.

T17s+ and ashes are the powdered hePatcneo
heauties of eighteenth century France out tney
have left some OF their exquisite gewgaWs oehlhH
them At the Bonaventure Galleries IN 92Ih SUI
near Fifth avenue collection of these Things Is GU
.vbtb,tfon and the New York woman Of 1908 may
take in her hand fan that 1uttered ST NersaleS
when Marie Antoinette bride or the wonoe'-
full little goldchased case out of which that III rare"
princess slipped her inf1nitestrnaI sn1eai'ns ooU
when she wished to refresh herself
:, This collection which has taken more than
ten years 10 get together, three hundred prints
Of the eighteenth century, showing in Wonoer1u
detail the costumes and coiffures Of the period
Most of the fans, of which there are more IMAM
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
A PLAYHOUSE in West Saith Street Sold for
S27O

Henry Hamburger bought yesterday for 1000 a
five story stone front fathouse, No ia West Saith
st, 25x1022 feet, at bankruptcy sale held at the
Real Estate Exchange salesrooms. Nos. "a and ID
Vezey. st. The other auction offerings resulted as
follows:
BY Joseph Day 894 to 400 Cherry St ns. 800 It Of
Scanned st. los 4xe7 8x1O7 lux99 sty brewery and :
i 6TxS Sf Ssiosxa S 10 to eash6d sy ten ana
P R9Sno ATTY WaEe Bgs, ref amt due s74 e69
etc s$oS 81 prior mfgs. $500. to the PLAINTIFF for
$4,000 interest
The auction offerings to-day will be follows:
BY D Insrahsm Co: 253 49d st. n about 100 # =
Of 9Th ave 25xo05: sty double a. en-
2o iOx75 Ok Irregular sly frame dws and frame s'e
,at g sn 1ttb f POI I6x125 -. Hotel BaImors
SPINS Realty Co ss Herman Harris al House g G 8
" a;tyS Mssfs0geS AVE- res a cor aer St. 100 zI4
sly apt h: N Boehm agt Cades Realty 60 ct al simP-
SCI sS9 s2 taxes ete IS ass 2s sub to $3.50 600
easehod element IL Boutlier agt q go So g e
Robinson So ~ O. . Se rs 4xo amt p GG mss So
$1,000 1925 IN PAL n store Of 1Sls6 T
2 aoTbstt AT f39 Fleming ct al A DssTng I
partition zen AS R sg9n S chnsk 1 s
dbsg all 0s!a IS. Goodman 3o4 etc, stt s74s e.
" at Tooth St 15s 9z4e4z19sx45si also BrosGTay; :
sy 6o 81 M'9 a5 and ret 6a ant St
Nicholas ave " : sic of 166th St 81 8Kse II to
i58h two sty h. 2ST ire sus 9i rSWor7
S ss Meme Tf amt ct due s 81 o. s1es o
20 sEioo 10 sly dvlgs Jacob Furmsn ct H "a as
ref amt due ga taxes ere, s279 "a sub 10 tw3
morris aggregating $1,000: Wslton az An
sGnr4 81 al: Nelson Smith. atty; lenehsr ref amt
due 81 eSs rs. taxes. etc. 1927. - 60,
Bv Bryan Kennedy ga Washington sausre Soq5 o3
80 -+orA hr5r. 7 = Nelson. sdmry at Ireland ct
o. +, TIittie atty. Fucker. ref. amt due SIS
S-2 90 taxes. Sl2sS AZ .. 80 90
Ry charles a Berrian: sos and sos i72d s. : ~
:. 80 amsterdam ave. T5x95. sly h; T 2 Treat
zst blanchard ct a.; F L Mayhem atty y 1 = . 9
~ Samuel Goldstcker 50 ave : $50 II : 81 Isl
- 90 All 20 1x245 11x162 10 vacant " Castor aet
- \, Siirern,an q al. " Orr atty. G 2 Weller, ref;
.r,t dive s7i f29 p: taxes. etc, 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
4 FEMALE BOSS"
Practical Politics Played in City
Fed" Cam pdign.

The election ~ the City Federation IF women's
Clubs which takes place IN February. Is now
loorning large IN the eyes Of all clubworner, and
has beer the subject Of IonE-lsid plans. for the
feminine politician nothing learn from her
male prototype. and far practical politics is
concerned viii be cutie ready for the vote when
she gets Il. A. 70 be held this morning
TIE final form Of OF the tickets in the field will
determined but its beginning dates back 70 last
Writer. and male campaign could have been
h-z-tsr managed In fact. z campaign manager IS
1lov established feature Of the larger woulan's
ore1szst1ooS sno influential has she become
that she sometimes alluded 20 for tbs sake If
t.revity as the boss" Mrs Sarah Ddckinsru
Lewis has attained 10 tire rank OF campaign
manager in the City Federation Of WoDen's Clubs
shs rnanaEed ths Gamma Ign which elected the pres
snt president Mrs William Cumming Story. and
she s. rou u1otherinE 4 ticket headed by Mrs.,
Belle de Rivera, Mrs Story@s predecessor in the
chief Office Of the organization.
The methods Of The feminine campaign mana ger
very clever. A candidate having been agreed
upon letters sent out the various clubs con
csrnsd. dslicstey soliciting their support They
are told thst number Of clubs want Mrs So and
80 70 nm the presidency. and they are asked.
she seems 70 them 70 he 3 suitable person
for the ofaoe4 70 write 70 her and ask her TO
stdey the matter. Thus they pledged IN sd
hex support Scores OF letters of this kind
have been sent out in behalf Of the De Rivera
ticket and il IS understood that z large number
clubs are pledged SIS support The final form
which the ticket take Kill be decsded at this
mornings caucus As II stands II reads. For
president M Belle de Rivera first vice-presi-
cent, Miss Florence Guernsey. for second vice
president, Mrs Camden Dixie. for treasurer Mrs
Ernes- Bunzle. for secretary. Mrs Gerard Bancker
The opposition ticket oddly enough. Is believed
have the support Of the administration. although
that administration was backed BY MIS-. Lewis
when into once the head Of this ticket
stands the name Of Miss Florence Guernsey, and
second IS that Of Mss Mary Czarretr Ezav The
suggest q kind Of double headed govern
rnent those familiar with federation aratrs
Both tickets are strong enough 70 promise very
Interesting election IN February
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
CLEAR FINANCE CAPTAIN.
Eronerated by Steamboat Inspectors
from Blame for Collision.

After an investigation Of rye hours Yesterday
which consisted chiefly in the taking OF testimony
from the captain and members Of the crew Of the
Panama liner Finance. which was rammed by the
White Star Line steamer George and sunk in the
Main Ship Channel Thursday. Captain NJ. W
Mowbray. who commanded the vessel was exon
Grated from blame The investigation held
by the local Board Of United States Steamboat In
SpeCtors
Edward a. Drake. vice-president and general
manager Of the Panama Line said that the question
. indemnity would be settled nv the counsel of
both lines
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
Proposals.

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS VIII Sc Re,
y csived BY the Board o. Water supply IN rs once
the Board 299 Broadway. New Yo-S. Room 30, l-a1
roor until II A NJ December I. 1915. f1- -CNrRAe
SO Tor The construction . the NORTH Halls OF rs
crossing under the valley q the Wal,si' river WIZ ,
shafts $50 70 $50 fset IN depth ard s'7-- s-rs,sa
pain concrete conduit known c--z-1-Es- s1led,
ara for CONTRACT a. for the ccrsr-rtl-- SCCIs
HAS OF THE Waikiki PRESS-- Rs Tunnel. via
three shafts $50 400 feet depth and strs,
OF plain concrete conduit known a-5-Cvs- aus
duct The pressure tunnel VIII - circular a. tss'
inside diameter, anS aQuedUct u Sigh ~ j.
o.. vi5s J0s4a THa ~0-L - f-~ars@ towns q
New PaItz ard Gardiner. Ulster COUNT. New Zg-s -
BIDS OR PROPOSALS ARE INVITED ECE go
CONTRACT SEPARATELY AND FOR BN-E COY
TR ACTS CONBINED- ANY btt5e- make 20 -
either CONTRACT tv, contracts combined =
separats form Of proposal cc--sad ne 5c
poss % the combined BID
At the above place ard tire ire Bids VII - p1oic
opened read The award o. the cor-a-r = av1r5ec
viii made thereafter practicable Pa-p-s
containing information FOR bidders. form - -ortA
specifcations. etc and pamphlets % ~-C-ac- -aN@
detained az Room 1878 TIRE aS1ve a---esS y
6sposting the Of collars SZO fc- sac1 P11p
dollars tS20l -es- re-
IN acceptabe condition within thtrry rom re -
which BIDS 70 Ce opened For r--ree- parreoil
City Record
JOIN a BENSEL C---uissicsss
President. % 1s
CHARLES y. CHADWICK Sclrd .
CHARLES a. SHAW. Wztsr Slppps
y WALDO SMITH. chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT, Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
JOB AT $500 ATTRACTS 1854.

All records we're broken in the % federal Civil
Service District which includes all this state and
a part Of New Jersey when ASA made appli-
cation 70 take the examination for clerks and car
riers for New York and Brooklyn. The exanina-
tions are now being he'd at the Of about one
hundred a day in Manhattan and hundred and
ten in Brooklyn The pay is $500 year for the
first year. $500 the second and with successive in
creases UP 81 100 a year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Tiffany 81. a s leo fl II 16sth st. two : sty brk
dwellings 2Ox52 each. las e Gaffney
architect S12 900
Southern Boulevard. 2s6 As T. n Of Freeman
Io6n 2 Leo owner ana architect ..~-.....~e'. 24ooo
Kelly St. cor Dongan st. : brick
uent. 6Gx90. Meehan Construction Co. owner.
Daube 3 Kreynborg architects ..-......-...-. 5000
Decatur ave " $50 Il n of 2O5th
sty frame dwellings. 21155 each Mrs De
Kenny. architect ....--..-.. 10 nOn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01

Charlotte n. c.. Nov. 3o.-The Carolina Valley
Railroad. projected from Thomasville to Denton
distance of thirty miles and only partially com
pleted. was sold at auction to-day TO r. T. Jones
and ". T Van Bruut. of New York. The North
Carolina Electric Companys charter and rights Of
way between High Point and ThomasvilIe were
sold to r. y. Steele and W. r. Van Brunt of Nsuy
York The latter project has advanced TO the a1
tent of grading and mile Of track has baA,
laid The purehase includes over one hundred tons
of steel rails
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
EAST SIDE HOUSE IN A TRADE.

J G. Bassman has sold for c. OReilly No %
East 18th street, fve-story triple fathouse with
stores 25x1o0 feet. for s3s coo The buye- gave in
part payment two lois 50x1Un feet on the side
Of Summit avenue. 25O feet north Of 1921 street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
CONVENT BUYS 18TH STREET SITE

The Convent of Jesus and Mary has bought Nos
22o and ~ West 18th street. two three story and
Ia sernent dwelling houses, a plot 20 sIS6 feet
Il abuts the convent building. Nos rs and 227 West
14th street The 18th street houses will be replaced
with an eight story building for use in connection
with the convent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01

frontage of 70 feet on Beaver street and 18 feet
on South william street
The Brokers Realty and Mortgage Company ne
sotiated the sales OF L,enox Hail. at the northwest
corner Of I4snox avenue and 18TH street, and the
dwelling at the northwest corner Of Central Park
West and s4th street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
INSTITUTION IN WEST SIDE DEAL.

The Institution of Mercy has sold the St Thomas
Academy property, Nos. l3s and 143 West 11Sth
street on a plot 6Ox1O0.1 feet, between Lenox and
Seventh avenues. 1t has used the premises for
school purposes since 1904.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
DEVOTIONAL MEETINGS.

The devotional meetings II the Ladies Christian
Trion are held every Wednesday at Il a m in
the chapel % the Collegiate Church, 4sth street
---r Fifth avenue. Women are cordially invited.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01


UNDER THE PROVISIONS OF SECTION
s1s Of the GreAter New York Charter notice u
hereby given 70 all persons OF corporations we
have omitted 70 pay their taxes. TO pay ne
same In the borough in which the property -
located" follows:
Borough Of Manhattan. No ~ CnaEoe-s
street. Manhattan. y. Y;
Borough Of Tie Bronx. eornsr Ihtrd s-1
fremont avenues The Bronx, " 7;
Borough Of Brooklyn, Rooms 4 ard
Municipal Building Brooklyn. y. Y;
Borough Of cussns corner Jackson AYe1ue
and Fifth s.re&t Long Island city. y z
Borough Of Richmond Borough Han -
George Staten Island n I.
and that uuder TIE p-7v7aers % section ~
Of said Charter, II an such tax shall remain
unpaid on ths first DAY % Novenoe- Il sasn
ba the duty OF the Receiver % Taxes 20 charge,
reostve and collect upon such TAX % 7srnaln-
i-E unpaid on that Asy IN addftten 20 ne
amount OF su-h tsy. seven psr csrtnn per an
nun upon the amount thereog from the say
On which said taxes became due ard pAyaols
October 5. 1888 provided BY section nine
hundred and fourteen u this act. t. the tete
q payment.
DAVID z AUSTEN.
q Taxes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
GETS A SITE FOR A FACTORY.

Douglas Robinson. Charles S. Brown & Co. have
sold No 321 Rivington street, southwest corner Of
Coerck street 24Sx64 feet, Mrs. Henrietta ". s
Wilson to a builder. The buyer will erect factory
on the site.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
NEW YORKER TO MANAGE FISH reusr-

NEW TUHNEN TO WHNNOE FTSH TRUST-
Chicago Nov. S0-Receiver W. J. Chalmers an
nounced to-day the appointment of II. r Warden
Of New York general manager for A. Booth 4
Co. the so-called FISH trust" which is undergoing
reorganization.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.

Bedford Park Boulevard. . :, IS # n Of briggs
ave T5x1OO Title Guarantee & Trust 60 loans
Bedford Rou1>Tard Construction Co-...----.. t21
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
Excursions.

FREE list OF MAS TRIPS
WIN be sent yot oy writing THOS 7 HEND7 lex SOW
General Agent s4S Fulton ST. BROOKLYN 9''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
Citu Property for Sale.

DROADWAY, NORTHWEST CORNER OF ,REApE
II treAr IS Sx124 of most desiraole
corners downtown Apply TO WN- Q. WALKER ,
SONS. BroadV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1908-12-01
SOUTH CAROLINA
PINE, FOREST INN

WINTER RESORT SUMMERYULE. G.
Now Open High class Hotel Strictly fin re Pies
% select clientele Rooms suite
Rat Electric Lights Steam Heat
FIra-pIaces: Pure Water from 4r-=s.l- Wei
on. thousand feet deep and perfect Sanitary Tord-
lions Finest Golf Links, saddle and HARNESS f-ss'
Hunting. Fine Boulevard for Auro01"7'.7s 70 'hsrss
ton, 30 miles distant
Address Manager. Pine Forest Inn. Su--usrvi1s
G or 2 Wagner & Co. C1srlesr0-- 3 g