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New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
REALTY NOTES.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has leased a
suite Of Offices in No IS William for three
years 10 Prince & Nathan and Offices in the Wall
Street Exchange Building to the Government In
vestment Company, Of Syracuse.
Or. Scudder Woolley is the buyer Of the dwelling
house No l57 East 18TH street sold recently through
II. G. Senior & 60.
{. E Deppler is fhe buyer Of the southwest cor
ner Of Convent avenue and 149th street. a plot
Jacobs Co. for Charles NJ. Rosenthal re-
Gently reported
Harvey y Bloomer has leased TO the Regal Shoe
Company the Nauss Building. 25xl25 feet on the
southeast corner Of 125th street and Seventh ave
for years. at aggregate rental of s275ODo
J. 3. English has leased for Jacob Selg the en-
tire store and basement in the building No. 10T
West 46th street for term Of years to c. z.
Snedeoor.
George Ketchum has leased for the Maiden Lane
Realty Company 10 Young & Graham for long
term Of years the large at No. % John street
which they viii occupy for the sale Of books. The
lessees occupy the store at No. ln Fulton
street.
Lewis Il. May Company tCharles F. Noyes Com
pany, New York agents. has LEASED for Mary A.
Rauden to Leon Mendelson her cottage No 15 South
Oak Place. Far Rockaway, Long Island, for one
year.
Frederick a. Booth has leased for term Of
years two floors and basement at No. 60 Pearl
street TO Pitt & Scott Ltd. Also has renewed the
lease for the dwelling No. 134 West 13sth street to
Henrietta Lurch for a term of years; for II. w
Robert. the dwelling No. 80 West 9Th street for q
term Of years: for estate premises No S6S
East Houston street to Leon Levy for a term OF
years for q client the premises No GIG East 5th
street 10 Adeheid Leb for term Of years
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
IN THE AUCTION ROOMS.
I1cO Vest Side FLathOuses Sold for
S34 ,954.

Israel Horwitz bought yesterday for ss4,s5l at
a foreclosure sale held at the Real Estate Ex-
change. Nos. - and 1e Vesey street the two dve
story fRthouses. Nos 327 and 529 West seth street
ooXloV.5 feet. The due was about $50 O00
Ire other auction offerings resulted as follows
4s7 and 4S9 IIsth St n E 1ss II " Of Pleasant ~.
Lese 81 III lo stg d"lgs Harry Fische agt Louis
due. sl6O46 10: taxes etc sac ss: to the Beinood
Realty Co. representing party in interest for s12 100
40s 70 Fordham Road x22 3x irreF. Ma, Nanes aSH
) AcArdle: Salter s sttys: " Steinert ref: amt
Of s. 900; to the plaintiff Tor s1a16s
x-v -, 81 " $ lT5 II OF Prince St 25xl25
es1 aEer se & O. ettys; Il / Moses, ref SIC
prior mort $40 ooe: the plaintiff $50
buildings Brewery 3 NeuWreh ah agt 1@f sebnnse sy
S3I5lo II taxes etc 81 3oS Ia sub to prior mort of
72g T;rosI,ecr - SIls N : u5e &c . . --.., . - 80
= ,eN9sl s'y nat: D streus II Maaget ct al;
II taxes ee 81 So sub WaTG ia frs sT at mort que %
$4,000: 70 the plaintiT FOR s38 Goa
tEInt and isidor Broadman aEt Morris Rothsy
% Snl.d ct a.; lyman cohen. atty William Klein ref:
ann que 33S5 $50 4S taxes etc $1,000; sub
ageregating go. .ooo: to the plaintf for s2S.7oO.
254Ss orchard 81 $ 70 # Of Hester St 25@xsS2x
man Ct al Herman Herst jr. atty: 5 McAvoy ref:
mort of s5s Se to Se pap s1T 10 a sub to prior
1l45 Nyse s 24O # n Of f6Tth St 20x 90 81,
RHbste Sy af Leslie Aa ref PmI due H5 a s. s9Ee 4s I
taxes stS 1886 IS; prior mort. 5000 Rosenberg
Slo2 and s1a4 Webster ave $. 1000 # Of Wood
lawn Road. 5oxsl1lx5o 1xS39 sty tnmts and stores
90 - al; Clifford H & b attys: William Chivers ref
amt due slss95 % taxes etc, 1910; the plaintiff
Broadway. cor Hawthorne st 1oo1I1s 8xloox
1905 vacant: Peter Alexander aEt Cathleen Turney
amt due. s7a22 Il: $500 sub TO prior
Tnorts sEEreEatns sIS56o; TO the Tveifth Ward Bank
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
DEAL INVOLVES S25O.OOO
SITE IN VEST ED ST.
Fifth 4Uenue Bank BUH$ Plot Id
Joining Its Home.

,s,-s deals affecting midtown properties were re-
- Yesterday. Tucker, Speyer & Co. sold for
l3-, corn a FIVE story business building Nos .
az west I'd street, lot 52.4xsS 9 feet to an
81 The purchase price was Sz5OOQO Also
t,- samuel X Jacobs Nos 1o2 and 10. West
81 81 erect two fac story apartment houses. on q
= -r1a2z feet, 20 an investor
''r,.rfas Robinson. Charles 5. Brown Company
= cor the New York cab COMPANY No. 3 West
- - street. q two story stable, 25xloo5 feet The
, =. Avenue Bank IS the buyer. Il is said that
= bsnk viii use this site in charging its present
bsme. ,., =. ,,z
. lots -5x2j1 feet on the west side Of Northern
&c adjoining the Fischer estate property. near
- s+-eet The purchaser will erect a house
= ss- own occupancy on the site
Y Weisker. jr-. Of James /. Libby Company,
= cor Il L. Singhi To g n. Schwerin, three
stary ans basement dwelling house No 24io Grand
svsnue.
Sc containing thirty-eight suites OF apartments
- ground floor stores, TO be built at the southeast
- Of Broadway and 1s3d street, from designs
- Gross & Kleinherger. architects. for the Toma-
- Realty company. Of which Robert A Silver
= Is president, 10 cost S15oel0 and for a six
-, snartrnent house, containing ninety-three
.,s of spartrnents 10 be built a plot, with a
,.za Of 60 : feet At No 60S West I27th street
:. The Charter Construction Company from de
IS nv Emery RotJ architect, 10 cost slS5.ooo.
DIN. have also been fled for rwo six story fat
.s each with thirty-one suites. he built for
cohen AZ No. IL TO l2o East I03d street. at
3 n So ae0 and for a six story hathouse. with
--,.-eve suites 10 be built for Boehm & BCehm
:. re southeast corner Of Wadsworth avenue and
- s-rse- a. q cost Of $4,000 Bernstein & Bern
= sr6 g r Pelham are the architects
rg.,s have been FLED for installing stores in the
- story dwelling house al the southeast corner
: Broadvay and li2d street. the improvements
.,g made 5y H r. Hoefer. owner, from plans
= E-,srv Rott. architect
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
Low Rates 70 Pacific Coast.
PACIFIC SUNSET ROUTE
PROPOSALS

SEALED BUDS OR PROPOSALS viii b
received By the Board OF Water supply
n the Office OF the Board. 25S BroadNa5s
New York Room $40. ninth foor- until II
a N on April s. 1909. for CONTRACT -
FOR the construction Of a portion OF tho
C'a1skiI aqueduct. consisting u MILL
WOOD, SARLES. HARLEM RAILROAD,
TLEASAN'TVILLE and REYNOLDS HILL
tunnels. PUTNAM SIPHON- and MILL
WOOD-SOTTF. SARLES and PLEASANT
VILE cut -and-cOver- The tunnels are II
feet high BY 13 Ia feet wide inside and
aggregate sbou. miles OF the remaindsF
about 2 miles are standard cut-and-Cover.
Il feet hi4h BY 17ts feet wide inside. and
about 1000 feet are cut -and-cOver OF special
design The work Is located about miles
east Of the Hudson river. in the towns of
New Castle and Mt Pleasant. Westchestsr
county. New York
be publicly opened and read The award
Of the contract. II awarded viii be made a.
soon thereafter as practicable. The Board
reserves the right 70 reject any and all
bids Pamphlets c3nts ming information for
bidders form OF contract. sDscffca tions.
etc and pamphlets Of contract drawings
can be obtained az Room 1918. at the above
address BY depositing the sum Of ten dol
lars $40 for each pamphlet or twenty
return In accePtable condition within thirty
days from the da.e on which bids are 70 bs
opened For further particulars see City
Record.
JOHN A BENSEL Commissions
President. ers OF the
CHARLES " CHADWICK. Board OF
CHARLES A SHAW. Water supply
J. WALDO SMITH. Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
N TIE BRoKERAeE MARKET.

a J Phillips 4 co. have sold Tor Helen l. Bailey
ths three story and basement dwelling house No 5ii
Eest ls2d street. d lO1 lSxe91l feet. 10 client
Vho viii occupy the house
P B Brown & Son have sold for Emma .. STOW
70 Mr Stern Nc us East 10Th street. four story
tenement house c1l 2 lot -5xe2l8 feet.
z J. Phillips q Co have sold for James earle" 10
Nehael J. 1IuIqueen 30 3 West s5th street, SIX
gtory American basement dwelling house, On lot
fxlee
Tte Chirmsn estate has sold No. % West 15ath
street, three story dwelling house, on lot l5SX
ET feet
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27

SEALED BIDS OR PROPOSALS vii -
received by the Board OF Water Suppy. n
the Office - the Board. go Broadway, New
York Room 9l0, ninth floor until II = IL,
on ApriI i3 1909 FOR PRINTING AND
DELIVERING THE SECOND ANNCAIs
REPORT OF THE BOARD OF WATER
SUPPLY OF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK
Al the above place a1d time the bids VIII
- publicly opened and Rad The award
of the contract II awarded viii - ma5s
as soon thereafter as practicable The
Board reserves the right 20 reject any and
all bids Pamphlets containing iCforus-
lion FOR bidders. form OF contract. specii-
cations. etc. can be obtained AZ Room 1913
at the above address BY deDCsitilg the sum
0r I'VE dollars So for each pamphlet. 20
insure its return in acceptable condition
within thirty DAYS from the date on which
bids are 10 he opened For further par-
tfcuIars see city Record
JOHN a BE%SEI- President
CHARLES y CHAD ADNICh.
CHARLES a SHAW.
Commissioners cf the Boari of Wzteg
supply.
T. WALDO SMITH. Chief Engineer.
THOMAS HASSETT. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
sEALEp R1ps oft PRoPosALs IN b

SEALED BIDS or PROPOSALS will Be
received By the Board OF Water Supply.
in the Office Of the Board. 293 Broadway.
New York Room 80. ninth floor. until II
A n on March 30. 1899 for CONTRACT
% for the construction Of CROTOS and
TUNNELS. KITCHAWAN
and WILDWOOD NORTH CUT-AND-
COVER. and a portion OF CROTON CUT
ASD-COVER IN the Croton division OF the
CatskiH aqUeduCJ. in the towns Of York
town and New castle. WeStchester County.
Na,r York The tunnels are on the hy-
SrauIfc gradient ard are 1900 feet and 100
feet IonS, respectively, and II feet hign By
i2I4 feet wide inside The portions OF cut
End-coyer aqueduct are OF plain concrete.
aggregate Is. 200 linear feet. At the above
uIscs and time the bids will be publicly
1uened and read. The award OF the con-
tract II awarded, VIII be made as soon
thereafter as practicable. The board may
reject any OF al bids. Pamphlets contain
ing Information FOR bidders. form OF con
tract. specifications. etc and pamphlets %
Room 1915 az the above address by depOs-
fling the sum Of ten dollars GlO) for sacn
pznphlst or twenty dollars 500 for each
set to insure their return in acCepta bio
condition within thirty days from the dare
on which bids are 20 be opened- For fur
ther particulars see CITY Record
JOHN \ BENSEL.
President.
CHARLES y CHADWICK
CHARLES A SHAW.
commissioners OF the Board e Natsr
J W4iDO SMITH.
Chief Engineer
THOMAS HASSETT.
Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
BUYS PLOT FROM N. Y. UNIVERSITY

George D EbermayeT has sold for the New
York University q plot Of eight lots on the west
sde Of Aoueduct avenue 100 feet north OF lSlst
street Il William q. Bergen for Improvement
aiso sold Tor William D. Peck, a plpot +3xl2l feet.
OF the esst side OF SedEWick avenue, about $40
fec north of lSd street. 10 Eugene : Quinn for
Improvement
N Cohen & Co haze sold Tor a client TO tie
NddIetoH7 Reaits Company. 81 which John Katz-
nan is president plot itox9e1l feet, n the north
SIDE q lS2d street 20 feet east II Broadway Two
suart-neut houses Viii ue built the site.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
Citations.


S1J-PPI.I-Sd E.NTAI. CITATIOS-TIIE PEOPLE OF THE
- u York. by the grace of God free
dArerdent-To Charles ". Wales and all persons n
,eresed In OF Matthias \. Forrey late
County Of New York. deceased, creditors. legatees
next Of or otherwise. send greeting:
Yala each hereby cited De
So-zllv he appear before Surrogate of he
COUNT OF New York the Surrogates' Of
held ~ the Hall OF Records County Of
New, York on dav april 1909 half past
In Of that to
attend iudicia settlement OF the proceedings
OF UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK as Executor of the Last VIII and Testament OF
AuCh Of hereby cited
@4pty-one required o
by your guardian. II hare Il sou have none
ia nd apply appointed. u he
event of your neglect failure guardian
he appointed the Surrogate represent for
IN the proceeding
IN testimony whereof. have o.
court of the said County OF New York lie
heTeuutO affixed Witness.
II. 8 Thomas. a Surrogate q our said County. at
County Of New York. 28h day Of
Febr7lary the yeor thousand nine hun
dred and niue
DANIEL. J. DOWDNEY.
CLERK Of the Surrcgates Court.
STEWART & SFEARER.
Attorneys for accounting executor.
4b Wall Street.
Manhat attan. New York
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
STORAGE NOTICES.
New York March 2T. 1903.
Nrn. vnRE EENTR Al. STnEAE- %.

New YORK. March 27 1903.
NEW YORK CENTRAL STORAGE 90.
once IGS East t25ta st
To F y. Radford AiFs- Ellen T. Ross
Mrs : RosslthSl. Z. : piun0@r. Paul
vaIisdOn. J. ". Remer- =. n Lacssy, Mrs
5fenieps Ms Julie Mavb-sv, Ms D =
Don. Mrs. Z F. Dwyer. Miss A. 3. Hearn.
Mrs. g. Anderson. VIM. Grass. Miss 2.
KEN. Lan0X Express Co.. Israel Ncirtok
e. = % Brisn. SAM Fine. , Fislder Nrs.
g. J. Post. Rose l. Samuels. Mrs. : :.
Doty. Mrs T. Shediirsky. Mrs : l. Pol
each OF YOU are hereby notified that ne
household goods, personal effects and nls--
Cdan0iSe. stored bT you o. Tor YOUR account
with this WarehHuse. will Dc sod under our
lisrs at public auction. a. the auction
Iorns Of George Merle, 80 East I25th 81.
commencing Tuesday April i3. 1879 az
1850 :. M. and c-nsinrins TussdaTs ard
Wednesdays thereafter. at TIE same pIacs
nd hour, untl the goods have been sold
NEW YORK CENTRAL STORAGE 90
LIBERTY STORAGE AND vAREHOvSE
COMPANY AZ. IS ana A. West e4rh ST
To Felix Weiner and Ludwig Bauman 4
Co. ~. T. Nudge. J. Mcintosh Mrs 2
= Harrison. \. e. Puerner. Gerald z
.Power NJ 2. Guggenheimer. You ard
each q you are hereby notified that the
time FOR the payment Of our lien upon the
property hereinafter described having ex
pired after due notice thereof had been
given you. We viii cause such property 70
Wit household goods and Herclanlise.
stored BY you or IN your name n the ware
house Of the company. % be sold al public
auction according 70 the statute in such
eases made and provided. az the auction
rooms Of " ~. FLATTAU & son soGts
east corner 18Th 81 and University Pace.
New York CITY. commencing Tuesday. April
IS 1903 at 1880 a. IN. and continuing On
every Tuesday and Wednesday thereafter.
At the same place and hour. until al ths
goods have been sold
LIBERTY STORAGE AND WAREHOUSE
. COMPANY. a. IS and ~ West sesh -
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
r. REBUILD SECOND AVE. CAR BARN.
Parts 81 Old Structure Were Recently Found
Unsound by Experts.

,rsv7icge & FRANKIE. architects. filed yesterday
O.. he Second Avenue Railroad Company plans
to- rebuilding The cd car bare Of the company 1n
s.r,r5 avenue from s5th TO q7th streets. comply
,5tb an order issued by tht Buildings Department
~ repair The struCt Ire. which VAS recently found
n u. unsound in various parts
The old foundations and parts Of the outer walls
which are in sound condition wiz be utilized in
,be rf construction. and -he building wi'l he I'm
isbed with an ornamental FACADE crowned by a
rsnelsted larapet corntce will he three stories
high
The alterations viii cost S3o0.0cl
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
RECEIVER OF RENTS NAMED.

Justice O'Gorman. OF the Supreme Court, has ap-
1ointed Jacob Klein receiver Of the rents Of No
fs9 Madison street. five story tenement house, In
an action brought by Jonas Well and others
against Sarah Glicksman and others to foreclose
q second mortgage OF 5000 The prior mortgage
arrnurts 10 SIS Ooa.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
SALE OF EAST 65TH STREET HOUSE.

Harris & Vaughan nave SOLD for Fanny II. Flor
ths four sro-y and basement 5rownstone dwelling.
NJ. , East s5th street, lot 29xie9 feet; also
leased for a term Of years for the Astor estate
Ire .lot " Fs West 18th street and Nos I'll. sl5
tad E5 West 18Th street. The lessee will improve
tns site win q business building.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
WANTS TO BUY ASHLAND HOUSE.

overru-es have been made by q client OF Pease &
Gilman 10 purchase the Ashland House property,
& The southeast corner OF 2sth street and Fourth
avenue. The property was offered at auction On
Nareh l5 snd vas bid in At S3s0,oC1
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
TWO SALES IN MADISON STREET.

LoDenfeld 4 Prayer have bought No "a Madison
street > six story and basement fathouse- with
stores. on q lot 15x1Ge feet Also bought No Is
Madison street. q SIX story and basement tenement
house with stores on a lot z5xI00 feet
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Tntervaie ave 2I6 q r Ct Freeman 81 three
& s oners e Harm ' ReHt archt total cost s12o 900
Tsarues ave " 275 n O! Morris Park West
ST. tlsinS s9 9"s sTcft A5. Si7's d 500
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
AMERICAN LINE From m, Fisr iS h' Is n. H' R.

AMERICAN LINE From n, fIer ie IA 40 NJ ~ -
TH-CHERB' -SOUTHAMPIo;No
New York Mar. 27l Philadelphia. Apr 10
St. Louis. Apr. 8 St Paul. APT II
RED STAR LlNE FROM Pisr Il, Il y H.
NEW YORK-DOvER- R-ANTWERP.
Naderland Apr. 3 Krognland. =. Apr. i.
zeeland...... Apr. 10 LapIand tneW2 Apr. -
WaIEE STAR LiN6 tson 4s \ FfS' r,
NEW NORE-QTT NSTOWN-LIVERPOO
Baltic Mar. "a 10 ami Celtic Apr. 10. am
Cedric. Apr. B, 8 am Baltic. Apr. q. am
PLIMOUTH -CHERl3G SOUTHAMPTON
Adriatic Mar. 81. 3 pm Oceanic. Apr. IA. nom
MajesiicApr. = o :3Oam Teutopic. Ap. q o :3oa m
G6s1oN S5.st a%'i'5 70 * ITALY 4 EGYPT U
Via Azores, Madeira and Gibraltar
SGan93pic- Mar. p. Pm; MAJ, S. June l.: IL
Romanic. Apr. II. AN; May %. July
Finland Apr %. PM; June s. July 10
PASSENGER OFFICE. . BROADWAY.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

HicAhsm ave go n Of Ner-id ave. 5oZ
calm ''o'-.' i-...--, s44
Raj q SO s. intersection ~ of Noodlawn
- c-ns Esy : f5usl.ney Eeaity CO.. 1900
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
Holland-America Line

TWIN-SCREW PASSENGER SERVICE
NEW RK-RGTTERuAM VIA BOZ
I.OGNE
=; A,udn Mar 80. 10 an Noordam. pr. 13
POI sdam apr Il. 10 am r dam new Apr. 20
New Giant ROTTERDAM. sailing APRIL
90 luxurious Social Halls Palm Court.
Glass Enclosed Promenade Deck, open AiT
Cafe. Elevator.
HOLLAND LINE.39 3 way, Ny.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
PUBLIC NoTICEs

sent OF the property owners along ths Ina
Of said railway Or railways.
Dated, New YORK March II 1909.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION FOR
THE FIRST DISTRICT.
By WILLIAM r. WILCOX
Chairman
TRAVIS H. WHITNEY. sscrstsry.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
nEsKs AND OFFICE FURNITURE.

il;S: ;:ANNBOOk~.
pANKBOOK No AIS. .92G % the Union Dime
Savings Institution Is missing. ANY per
son having a claim 10 Il is hereby called
,,Tou 10 present the same within ten DAYS
or submit TO having said pasSbook can
,eIIed and new one issued
HANDBOOK No. sol ,367 OF the Union Dime
savings Institution is missing Any per
son having claim To IL is h reby called
I,rou 10 present the same within ten days.
or submit to having said passbook can
.eltAd and a new one issued
RANKBOOK No 45S. 39S Of the Union Dime
savings Institution is missing. ANY per
son having 2 claim to IL is hereby called
urou 10 present the same within ten days,
or submit to having said paSsbook can
caIled and new one issued
TOsT or STOLEN Banknook No 425. SOL.
of the German Savings Bank. in the city
Of New York. corner +th ave and 18th St.
issued 10 Chas Walch. al persons ara
cautioned against negotiating the same. II
not returned to the bank on the 9th day OF
April 1909 duplicate will he issued.
LOST Handbook No 500. 645, Bank for
Savings $50 4th ave. New York, Paw
ment stopped. Please return hook TO bank.
LOST Bankbook No. a3T, 2s6. Bank for
Savings. 2S0 4th ave. New York. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book TO bank.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27

HUNGARIAN-AMERI SERNl III
TO FIUME VIA
GIBRALTAR. NAPLES. TRlEsiEi; -.
"Carpathia. Apr. I, noon; May 20; Jul, july %
SIavonia. ..-.T Apr. 15, noon; June g. july ~ ~
Paunonia . MAY 13. noon, July ]; Aug 10
HAIso calls at Genoa iCalls at Azores
THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP Co. LID
21-24 State St. opposite the battery
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
RATES, $1,000 TO 5000

| FORT, BERA JDA, &c. by Ia'I OF
steamer No. - contains itineraries
~ series OF high-class. moderate
rate EUROPEAN TOURS under es
rorr. for the Spring and summer.
Send or call COR copies. MARS Eks
TOURS. ~ v 30th st. y y.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
RAILROADS.
BATTIMORE < oHIO R. R.

Ofness. 245. 434. 1900 Broadway; AStor
House. 225 5th ave, New York. 34S tulto1
ST.. Brooklyn; West 23c 81 ent LfbLrty St
After P N Sleeping Car reservations
and full Information regarding trains ETC.
can be obtained at Bureau Of Inforuaztion-
3. & o. R. r.. 23d St Ter Phone 3i4%~
Chelsea
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
Country Property for Sale or to Let.

Mt Vernon. Choice Selection Cottages. S5 600 to
fit, of s25 600 and Up. Also Furnished and IN
- VI ffurnished Cottages for Geo ". Bard.
Homes city Hall BldF. Tel $40 Mt Vernon. NY
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27

b5.ru ST. si9 WEST Hail room: all con
,-eniences: private house, handy all tran
sit lines. references exchanged.
y-AvrRrFY PLACE. 1903 - Beautifully
furnished; one room, with private bath.
$40 peT week.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
ADIR Q ND a CK s
Country Property for Sale.
Unfurnished apartments to Let.

GOTH ST. % WEST
30 six and bath SO
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.

7-Ta ST 3Ie WEsT.-Back parlor. suit
.bio nhvsIcian, use front during hours
not cold water. private house; references
exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27

LOST 49, Bankbook No. a3T, 2s6. Bank for
Savings. go 4th ave. New YeFk. Pay
ment stopped. Please return book 10 bank.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27

LOST Handbook No. fO9. 645 Bank for
savings $50 4th ave New York Paw
ment stopped Please return hook TO bank.
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27

COOKS 40 TOURS TO EUROPE.
All expenses included Booklets.
THOS COOK & son. 245. 1900 y way
C4y Madison ave. 500 9th ave, New York
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27

TRAVIS H. WHITNEY. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-03-27
HoKh WANTED
Afala

bg0Kh EEPER. EGpeTier0ea do-oie enirs 3
bssI ue.rreuces furnished. willing I" De
g. a. Moderate salary reliable and i-5lNe-
aec7esE y ser. 1DS Jennings st, BTenA.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-03-12
RAILROAD CASE
TO Be APPEALED

If the Tonopah and Goldheld fali-
road can prevent it, the recent oe-
cision of Justice Henley of the justice
court. which is to the effect that that
road is liable to w. H. Parker LOT
the sum of $299, will not stand. An
anpeal was filed in the district court
Yesterday by Hugo Wilkerson anu
Campbell, Nelson and Brown pro-
testing against the justices ruilng
and seeking the judgment OF the
higher tribunal
The case is one of extreme import
ance to railroad corporations IN tnis
state. Parker shipped twelve boxes
from Austin to Goldfield and ONLY
eleven we're delivered here. I'M
railroad gave receipt for the fui
amount of the transportation an
said it would find the missing Don
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STOCK MARKET

The advance of "A of cent IN
Yesterdays quotations on silver is
given as the cause for the raise III
Tonopah stocks. The feature was
Tonopah Mining, which gained Il "
roints Belmont was next in hne
and closed at Sc, 6 points hlgher
than the closing of the preceding
dav West End went up point
while Montana, MacNamara and MID
way each closed point stronger
The recent strike in MaynoWer au'
vanced that Bullfrog stock to TO- th'
highest point reached by that s'oci
in several months.
Goldfield stocks remained pfacti
callv normal. Following are Tn
| quotations:
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AUTOMOBILES
WILL CONVEY MAIL
TO MANHATTAN
GOVERNMENT HAS AWARDED
CONTRACT TO AUTO STAGE
COMPANY.

The mail contract between TINS
oitv and Manhattan has been let to
the Tonopah-Manhattan Auto Stage
company and as soon as the bona Is
approved the mail will be conveyed
TO the northern camp by autos.
The line will be under the man
agement of T. A. Patterson, Jr.' VINO
will have his local Office at the Palace
hotel. The company will erect sta-
tion house at central point between
here and Manhattan, which will nave
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MEDIEVAL RAGE
NOW PREVAILS

CHICAGO, March 11.-Womeh
of fashion do not live in vain. lhelr
sartorial creations endure through
the ages, even as the inspired WORKS
of noets and philosophers and scuip-
tors endure. Their brilliancy is not
nc shortliyed as scoffing cynics make
it out to be. The remark someone
made about Shakespeare might De
anplied-they are not of an age pu'
for all time"
These are the conclusions drawn