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1(7
automobile kills boy.
Sczcn-Y car-Old Run Over by
. County Superintendent.*;
John Furlong, seven years old. of No. 823
Johnson avenue. Jersey City, was run over and
Miffed last night a short distance from his home
by an automobile owned by William Smith, of
X«. 393 Palisade avenue. Jersey City, and in
charge of Henry O. Wlttpenn. county superin
tendent. The child died a few minutes after he
was hit by the machine.
ILLINOIS PASSES PRIMARY LAW.
■ ||MswMMs«l Governor Sherman Denounces
Measure in Fiery Speech. ,
Springfield. 11l- May 16.— After a sensational
speech by Lieutenant Governor Sherman, the
special session of the Illinois Legislature, which
was called by Governor Dlneen to enact a now
primary election law. resulted to-day in the
adoption of a bill (rained by Speaker E. D.
Shurtleff. The measure had a dese call, re
ceiving; only a bare majority in the house. It
is expect that Governor Dlneen will sign the
bill making; it a law July 1. Tne passage the
bill Is considered a victory for Governor Dineen.
Lieutenant Governor Sherman's speech was
made after he had announced the vote of the
Senate. He denounced the bill as a humiliating
failure. saying:: , . _
"There Is not one line in it you may point to
and aay that It «iv«» the people a right to say
whom they shall nominate. It puts a premium
on a«rrymandertnc and future deadlocks in con
ventions. It portrays great and painful motion
without one Inch of progress. It seems to me
that It was conceived in a. refrigerator ana born
In » fro**." __^^ m ____
ATTACK ON CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
Question of Sapproetioß in Howe— Mr. Glad*
HBM Kot Ready to Gire Opinion.
London, Mar li. — John Brownlee Lonsdale,
Conservative, Middle Armagh, Ireland, in the
House of Commons to-day demanded thai legis
lative and other measures be taken to prevent
Christian Scientists from carrying on their prac
tteaa. with the view of preventing; danger to the
lives of credulous people.
The Home Secretary, Mr. Gladstone, replied
that the law touching the practice of medicine
would probably be farther elucidated by the trial
for manalaugTittir of Dr. Adcock, a Christian
Selesca healer, who was committed for trial on
May 31. aeeosed of having caused the death of
Major JeJm Nicholas Whyte. Until the trial was
unnrTtiiVrt Mr. Gladstone added, he could not
express his opinion on the subject.
tlOm 6ECOXD CLASS CITIES BILL
Cwftunw Higgles Affixes Signature to Other
Importer! Measures.
Albany, Stay I«— Oorernor Htgrgins signed to-day
tbs bUI of the Joint Committee on Revision of
Charter of Second Class Cities. This law generally
amends the present charter, but does not go Into
effect until January 1. 1908- The amendments m
the new law era designed to meet the entrance of
Utlca, Schenectady and Yonkers as second-class
cities.
Other important bills signed by the Governor
were that of Mr. Weranle amending the primary
election law by permitting Utlca. Schenectady
and Yonkers to bold primary elections this year,
although they did not hold party enrolment on the
day of registration last fall, as required in cities
of the second class, and several bills of the Joint
Highway Committee relative to good roads, the
most Important of which is th« one which carries
with it an appropriation of $5,000,000 for this year's
portion of the work under the constitutional amend
ment, which provided for a $50,000,000 bond issue
by the state for such improvement.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS' ELECTION.
A contest for the election of a president of the
American Institute of Electrical Engineers has
closed with the choice of Professor Samuel Shel
don, of the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. Other
officers elected were: Vice-presidents. A. H. Arm
strong. Bchrn««ctady; H. H. Humphrey, Be Louis:
F O. Benin San Francisco; managers, Paul Spen
cer. Philadelphia; Paul M. Lincoln. Plttsburg: John
J. Carry. New York; A. M. Schoen. Atlanta: treas
urer, George A, Hamilton. New York, and secre
tary. Ralph W. Pope, New York.
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.
lira. Louis* M Wicks, who was arrested on the
fifth floor of an apartment house on Tuesday and
arraigned yesterday In the Harlem police court.
Charged with maintaining a gambling house, was
discharged by Magistrate Mayo for lack of evi
dence. All the proof offered was a tDulette wheel
and a stack of chips.
la trying to put out a small fire caused by the
explosion of a can of benzine In the hallway of No.
TiSfl First avenue, yesterday. Francesco Lascalle,
an Italian fish dealer living at that address, was
oadly burned. He was removed to the Harlem
Hospital, where It was said that he would recover.
Joseph Morgan, known by several aliases, was ar
rested yesterday morning with twenty-six other
alleged pickpockets. Morgan, according to Inspec
tor Mclaughlin, is a notorious diamond thief. When
arraigned In the Essex Market court yesterday he
eaxt, his name as George M ( or and his address
as Mills Hotel Ko. 1. Magistrate Finn adjourned
the bearing until next Monday and held the pris
oner in $1,000. "
WU'Jam Smith, four years old. of No. 218 12th
street. Lobs; Island City, was run over yesterday in
front ef Ms home and Instantly killed. Th« driver
*JMO ai rcsteu.
Th» Aoctloneen' License bill, which met with
ay, tlcn from the legislature and the 'Mayor, was
formally accepted by the latter yesterday. The bill
rrrrtteß that auctioneers snail pay an annual fee
of $25d.
FJv« "yer? men." arrested on February 5,
charged with having attempted to rob the postofflce
et BuCfern, N. T.. were yesterday con\lcted in the
federal court- Patrick Burke and James Hackett
«ot a year each at Elmira: James O'Brien and
Jatnes Clark were given a year each In the Kings
County Penitentiary at hard labor, and James
Broderlek was allowed to go on a suspended sen
teac9.
Next Sunday
THE
ROOSEVELT
PPvOGPvAM
A
— —
Stun alfttinf Contribution
By
ARTHUR WALLACE Pi NN
"Next
Sunday's
WLzgazine, Section
TRIBUNE
LOOKS LIKE 1)1- I'OXT.
Special Delaware Session May Be
Called to Fill Vacancy.
(By Telegraph to The Tribune 1
Wilmington, Del.. May 16- — Important political
developments occurred here to-night, when tt
was learned that the General Assembly of Del
aware will most probably be called In special
session by Governor Lea within the next three
weeks. In this event Colonel Henry A. Dv Pont
will be elected United States Senator to fill the
existing vacancy.
Petitions were sent thl» week to all the Union
Republican and regular Republican member* by
the regular Republican State Committee asking
them to sign a pledge to abide by the decision of
a caucus for Senator.- This was done to secure
definite aasurance for the Governor, who Is now
on a ten days' fishing trip near Ottawa, Canada.
It Is understood that he will change his mind, in
view of present developments, and reassemble
the body.
The regulars believe they can control a com
mon party caucus. It was stated to-night that
President Roosevelt has taken an active part in
having the Senatorial vacancy niled. There are
now twenty-eight Republican legislators, there
being three Republican and two Democratic
vacancies.
GAMBLE WINS IN SOUTH DAKOTA.
Yankton. 8. D.. May 16.— Returns from yester
day's primaries Indicate that the so-called "In
surgents" or "Gamble"' faction will have 900 votei,
in the Republican State Convention, leaving the
"machine" with 463. It W considered a victory for
Robert J. Gamble, who Is a candidate for rc-cl'O
tion to the United States Senate.
MONKEY SHOWS CONTEMPT OF COURT.
Evicts Magistrate and Frightens Women-
Is Cause of Suits Against Owner.
A small monkey, freed by the breaking of his
neck strap, was guilty of contempt in the Butler
street court. Brooklyn, yesterday. I. Amdursky,
of No. 620 Third avenue, is th« owner of the ani
mal, whose antics are responsible for suits against
his master aggregating $27,000.
The monkey, finding- himself unrestrained yes
terday, sprang nimbly to the bench which the
magistrate hastily evacuated. Policemen and court
clerks assailed the simian's perch, whereupon he
sprang into a group of wemen who were waiting
for warrant*. Their frightened screams added to
th* turmoil which had already hopelessly shat
tered the dignity of the court. Couit Officer John
Higglns finally enticed the monkey Into a cell and
secured him with a stout rope.
The animal is alleged to have bitten several per
sons severely. Amdursky was arraigned on com
plaint of Ida Lovitz. who charges assault. Rela
tives asked the magistrate to commit Amdursky
to the Kings County Hospital for observation as to
his sanity, which was done. The monkey went
with him.
WILL NOT PAY UNIFORM WAGE SCALE.
Representatives of the Rnrkmen and Excava
tors* Union, who made demands for a new wage
scale several weeks ago, involving more than
thirty thousand men, will have their final confer
ence with the representatives of the Contractors'
Protective Association at the end of this week.
Eugene p. Clark, secretary of the Contractors' Pro
tective Association, said last evening:
We are not looking for trouble, but the employ
ers will never consent to a uniform scale of wages.
Borne of our employes are worth more than others,
and we could not afford to pay the, poor men the
same wages as the good men. A uniform wage
scale would be out of the question.
MOUNT HOPE CHURCH TO ENLARGE
The Mount Hope Methodist Episcopal Church, in
Tremont avenue, west of the Grand Boulevard
and Concourse, has bought from George Brown a
plot 40x100 feet on the north side of 177 th street,
129 feet west of the Concourse and adjoining the
old church plot. The church will be enlarged.
JUDGMENTS.
The following Judgments were, filed yesterday,
the first- name in each case given being that of
the debtor:
Ashlet;. Edward E., Jr.— X»r«*l Rauch et al $196 23
Adolph. Solomon — Simon Koin<*sbera- 437 «l 4
Ayera, Charles M.— Jsntzen Shoe Company.. 174 U6
Berkowltz. Louis— H. C. Hyde & Son* 669 78
Burke, Thomaa F.. administrator — N. V C & H
it. H. K. CO.; costs 10927
Baldwin. Clarence i>.— John J. McGrath: cost«... 78 22
Brill, Abraham— Alter Darwin; cost* ziil
Babcock. Frank A.— George C. Benjamin IS9 27
Cnayes. Herman K. b.— leidor t- 1» rue.2 •£+* c.2
Crowley. Oeorga W.— James B. O&ldwell et al 05 13
Corn. Paul— John J. Carlton •„•» 81
Decry. James c— Madison Pap*r Stock Company 146 03
Dempsey. Guy C— Lockland Lumber Company.. 48^5
Doe, John — John W. Castle . 2800U2
Davis. George mot summoned)— Eugene Battelle
et al .................. , figji 14
Dcoley. John P.— Lucia M. S. Cohen"'.'..'.'.".'" ' 3u 61
Dicker. fcMward— Edward McMann 3777
Eu»ti». Newton B.— Preston Satterwhlte «3 -M
Enreinian. M State Bank 40 «5
Feldsteln. Abraham— Simon Konlgsberg 437 «j«
Flshman. Samuel— Louie Reich ... '" . ii «5
Fljichcr. Winifred, administratrix— lnterurbai,
Street Railway Company; costs . IHS2
Freed. Louis— State Bank '.'.'.'".'. *oi 25
Falk Mortimer-Charles T. Henshall .' . .' '. '.'.'...'.'. 9M5 A
Frieda, Alfonsc— Louis Kaguca . 33 mi
Oallaher. Edw. B— New York Edison Co. . " " " ' 57s 19
Goodsteln. Jacob— A. G Hyde A Sons E59 rl
Goldman. Louis (not summoned)— Louls'nVlch' 99 «k
Oeorge. Alfred a— Morris RosenHe d et al i? z*
Goldberg. Chart**— Bute Bank. . . V 2V 2 cl
Hartley. James— Marttcn Lumber Co 111 Ye
Hand. Sarah— C Dupont. . .: . .[ \ U t \ f ?
Hood. Geo. W. — Photochrome Er.gineerine Co ' " 38 13
B atf'cosu nnd Mleh »^-^trlck VahV "
U v»n,' Frederick wV^a«ob*Ouwwi'ian 37 ?a
Linton. Mary— William J. Phillips Si 4?
Ljmott William-Alfred C Dupont ul U
Lockwood. Ale» -Patrick llaher et al ' co«w 72 70
«te,^F^K a V^r£m- : ;; : af- '««
Nelson. L«e (not summoned) -Benjamin *** * 7
g
Pardon f b " Thompson Faulkner tt'ai.'::.': 62 91
KzVcol^nu ta h rl ' s $*?"£* -iViiiti::
pany Jacofy - Du " r.ox and Lumber Com-
R'h h *^"- p^i'T-RoberV "Urgan '. ' .' .' '. '.'."'. '. '..' }" %
Rlrh rl U; 8 H - E<5 »"d C Jones; costs ... J«2 2<J
SI.- «• P.P .' yton C.— same; co« a ... ; .. 1C8 2«
Hi.r^-, Ma nl nn ~ Mcrrls n«en«eld « al 6&«5
P*nT;cos 1 < . m - InlferUrban ' reet » ilwfc y C^
IsnSamT I"' .^ 7.™*'* ' A k '" Cr «$ \\ [? |||
S^h I n^"v r .* Ifcfl1 fcfl8 llrnl Engriivlnw' Company.! '. 824 42
wiv^r* V',' 4—4 — Abraham U«rlio«r *t al U3 2«
Rvii n> J u 1 ks ~ «a'e Bank 6*l S4
kw . v«^°« n - administrator— of the
New *ork Hospital; costs 23 85
ir,?»*^ A''xander (not summoned)— Ell and
Eugene Battelle et al 890
*£«— m "- •Smlnletrstor— lnterurban Street
u».V*i , y Company; costs 12266
Bhlndelman. Sellg—uidore Stern 51&31
Simmon*. E<SHh— Edward E. Mcßurney SCI 53
i ucker - ■ Walter L— Gorham Company 170 71
W Ishnlck. Harris—Eagle Roller Mill Company 167 91
Williams, John A.— William D. Moore Company. . . 41 «6
W elding. George —August J. Lutjena : 7T...... 249 66
waiter, Frederick— Mayor George B. UcClellan et
al ; costs 7 101 SO
McArthur Bros Co.';' cost»! V.'.'.V.'.'.V.'.V.'.V. »6» 7«
Wadsworth. Charles W— Alfred C. Dupont «2 73
Wanderer. Morris— Morriti Tolk 80 30
weed. cc * '*' r - and Daniel R.. Victor Dis
_. tributing and Export Company 84 81
tnlon Railway Company— Kate Brady 898 S2
Brown It Fle,nlng Contracting Company— National
Powder Company 2,015 34
Bronx Bteani Laundry Company— 11. Moras 67 10
Unique Realty Company— General Society of Me
chanic* and Tradesmen or the City of New York 112 22
"Tie Bronx Cold Storage and .Tenement Company —
John T. Finn et al. ; coets. 103 77
— Edward G. Johns; costs 06 as
New York City Railway Company or Interurhan
Street Railway company— Alfred A. Romain 202 37
Brown-Fleming Contracting Company— Bu<lil,y,
Woodhull & Bums 740 75
American Bunding Company of Baltimore — Patrick
Maher et al /. 72 20
«
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.
&S2!! 1 V E? y: 33T ■"" 87ft M aye - • w cor 22d st,
St??S&J£ rlsr l 5? r p?Al«^a CWlOft 6 »«y W ten h; A
A .. *£*£? 3 " 1 2l lirl ' > "" < * £ ic * h "B tt al; G W Tltcomb,
atty: M H«arv. re<, partition.
sa& y J**£?, r .A \ Sherman: not West End aye. n w cor
ij/l !*• IV o*'0 *' 4 ." tw > and base brk dwg h; Manhattan
if/.. 1 "? «"«"«• All "' r ' alt > Co ol ■': Holmes. It *K.
tc&io* Stephens, ref; aim due. $37,721 63; taxes, etc.
— •>—
RECORDED MORTGAGES.
**V££SL. John C - to w »m*«» A Roblnren;
awfi^5 y «i« *■ a-Ja -J c " ntr e,llne block between
with aad *«** si«; * years, *'•* vet cent $130,000
Same to I. Napoleon Levy; same property ■ ' prior *
.»»fr«*»g«. »ia>.«^>; duo a» jkt bond? 20 00..
Aprlefaauni. Harr;.. : , n Milan t" M«Whatuii
Mortpce Company ; 11.5 th « t n s VUi if t oof
Morris ay; demand. « per tent , Adl|A
Bh»lti*r. Harry, to I^uhT J H.vkr nrtorier and
?""?"£ umb^o *ye 11 v/ corner Mlih »t
!;V w ?^r r '^, riloltcai -- > —'KSy'J:
Warren, \*ojt«r R. to Henrjr'F Jones' end' another
iio « Broadwey. a c .. :« 4 ft t, . of Eschaw
one June I, 11107; "• iwr c«ut ... *;*>!l MM
Reme to Henry X Juki; »r.nr# j-rop,- r tv :< MiV:ha'ii oja.uwj
P«rt; yri;r mori_-ii^. UU.tM, duo January l!
jauT; 5 pir cent y " ».„,„
Cox John W. to i:nl'.e4 States Bavir*. ' liana"
wlu> 1-.. No 24 E*»t. 1 y«*r. 6 per «Mt..7^.: ca.oi<o
NKW-YOir.-; DAii/r TUinrXR TRTTv^DAY. MAY 17, 19QC>.
Tin-; AYLs.\ii;i(i;i'ii.\\a:s hands
APARTMENT HOUSE OCCUPIES BIG PIX)T <AT 76T11
STREET 4ND COLUMBUS AVENUE.
Market Found for Lafayette Street Bttildings—A $100,000 Riverside
Drive Project.
Bernard Smyth * Son* have sold for Bonn Broth
ers, to an Investor, the Aylsmfre. a seven story
apartment house, with stores, at the southeast cor
ncr of Columbus HVe. and 76th St. It has a frontage
of 102.2 feet In Columbus aye. and 10") feet in 76th at.
M. & L. Hess have sold for A. F. Koetblc the
four story front and rear buildings So. 413 La
fayette st. (formerly No. 2S Lafayette Place), be
tween 4th st. and Actor Place. 28.4x150 feet, to a
client, who will improve the premise* by erecting a
nine or ten story building.
Plan* have been Hied with Buildings Superinten
dent Murphy for a six story apartment house, to
be built for the Rutland Realty. Company in River
side Drive. SCO feet south of 127 th st It Is to be 75
feet front and 73 feet deep, with a facade of biick
with trimmings of limestone and terra cotta. and
will cost noo.doo. L. A. Goldstone is the architect.
WILL ENLARGE DWELLING HOUSE.
Plans have been filsd "for the remodelling and en
largement of the four story and basement dwelling
house No. 21 West EM St.. owned by Mrs. F. R.
Halsey. A two story and basement extension and a
new high stoop entrance, with a portico. ar» to be
erected. The Improvements are to cost J2O.W). ac
cording to the estimate of Alfred Bu?selle. the
architect. : '* ";
Tfje four story apartment house and store No. 28
West 14th St.. owned by Walter E. Gaynor. execu
tor. Is to be made over into a store building for
Robert Taylor, as lessee, at a cost of $«>.(o>, ac
cording to the estimate of Palmer A Ogden, the
architects. - ; .„- .
BUYS HUDSON STREET PLOT.
M. Dlugarch has bought from Patrick Higglns
Ni> 4SI to 429 Hudson at. imd Nos. l'S an 1 105 Leroy
St.. '.i.x»o feet. The parcel faces St. John's Park.
&T:ix Wliner wa* the broker. Also bought from
will Inn H. Schmobcl and resold to I. Setkovitx No.
420 Ea:-t 10th St.. a five story tenemtnt house, with
stores ?sxlOO feet.
WILL IMPROVE PARCEL NEAR WALDORF.
Gropi & Gtoss Company have sold to the Ronald
H. Maedonald Company No. 12 W'eet 31st st.. a five
sttor/ brownirtone dwelling house on a lot 28xlfO
feet The buyer Intends to erect a twelve story
fireproof office building.
LEASES WAREHOUSE FROM PLANS.
Etfniun.l C. Coffin will erect an eight story ware
house on No. 244 to 250 West 49th St., a plot 80x92
feet, liom plans by Hill & Stout. It will cost
about WOO.OOO. W. L." Nichols, dealer In automobiles
an 1 carriages, has leased the. building.
RAILROAD GETS MORE LAND.
The New York. Westchester A Boston Railway
Company has Just closed a deal for Its right of
way through three tracts of land in The Bronx
owned by the Halseys. This is the fourth large
parcel recently bought by the railroad.
REALTY NOTES.
Joseph Bailey sold to the W. H. Mofflt Realty
Company, through Mrs. E. W. King, a parcel
fronting €50 feet In the South Country road, at
Bay Shore, Long Island. The price paid for this
property was $23,009. Mrs. King has also sold a
parcel of four acres and a house at Fifth avenue
and the Boulevard. Bay Shore, for the Patrick
Conlln heirs, to W. H. Mofflt Realty Company
for 12,600.
Plans have been filed for a five story dwelling
house to be built for Miss C. 1.,. FTellnghuyeen at
No. 113 East 65th street. It will be. 20 feet front
and 72.S feet deep and will have a Colonial facade
of brick with terra rotta trimmings and ha\'ing
balcony windows at the second story. It Is to
cost $25/100, according to the estimate of Pickering
A Walker, the architects.
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.
George A. Bowman has sold to an investor No.
555 Lexington aye., northeast corner of 40th st., a
four story and basement brownstone dwelling
house on a lot 19.9x85 feet.
Charles Gahren has sold for T. Shea to Robert
Gilmore No. 118 West 91st St.. a three story dwell
ing house. 18x100 feet.
J. Romain© Brown & Co. and P. A. Geoghegan
have Bold for John R. Cahill No. 340 West 35th St..
a three story and basement dwelling house, 18.9 x
98.9 feet.
E. V. Pcscia & Co. have leaped for a client' to
P. Lavia. the six story double tenement house, with
stores. No. 2.042 First aye., for a term of five
years. Also sold for a client to S. Solomon the
five story single flathouse at No 231 West 134 th St.,
on a plot 20x100 feet.
M Harold Hochdorf. as attorney, has bought for
Adolph Cypress No. 1653 Madison aye.. a five story
double flathouee. with stores, on lot 25x100 feet; for
Adolnh Cypress No. 216 East 77th St., a live story
double tenement house, with stores, on lot 25xlW
feet and for Samuel Groenwald No. 752 Sixth St.,
a five story tenement house, with stores, on lot
22x*¥7 ff # f*t
ljowensteln. Papae & Co. have sold for Spiegel &
Lazarus to M. Schloss the northeast corner of
Madison aye. and 103 d st., a five story double flat
house, with stores, on lot 27x70 feet.
M Morgenthau. jr.. & Co. have sold for Louts
Reiner to a client the northeast corner of Evcnue
B and 6th st a four story and basement nat house,
with stores, on lot 202v93 feet."
William Kelleher has sold for Alice Brady to
Mary Walsh two lots in Harrison aye.. near Cornell
aye ■ three in 176 th st.. near Westchester aye., for
Martin Bariffl; four lots in 173 d st. and two in I.6th
st. to N. Chambers, and a lot in McGraw aye.. near
Cottage Grove aye., for Thomas McCarthy to Alice
John Peters * Co. have sold for Jacques Schlosaer
No 339 East 24th st . a five story double tenement
hbuse, on lot 25x100 feet.
P R Wood A Co. have sold for William Hecht
No. 311 West 88th st. s a four story dwelling house,
on lot 19x100.8 feet.
Ottinger & Bro. have sold No. 313 West 75th St.,
a five story dwelling house, on lot 23x102.2 feet.
B. C. Gerken has bought No. 407 Amsterdam aye.,
a five story flathoupe, on lot 25x85 feet, and has
resold It to a client of F. R. Wood & Co.
William Lemberg & Co. have sold No. 451 West
164 th St., a frame dwelling house, on plot 50x104 feet.
Hayden ft Co. have t-old for Hulda Stein No. 310
West 145 th St., a five story double flathouse, with
*;or*s. on a lot 25.6x99.11 feet, to Reynolds & Mc-
Mahon.
Schmeldler & Bachrach have sold to Ernestine G.
Krause No. 1584 Madison aye.. a five story tene
ment house, with stores, on lot 25x100 feet.
Julius H. Reiter, as attorney, has bought for
Sirls & Malzman No. 733 East 9th at., a six story
tenement house, on lot 25x100 f<«r-i. Also resold No
213 Chrystie 6t., a six story tenement house, on lot
28x100 feet.
Katz & Co. and William Hennessy have sold for
Samuel Ooldenberg No. 218 East 9th St.. a four
story tenement house, on lot 21x75 feet, to Jacob
Rosin. The same brokers have also sold for Mr.
Rosin to Mr. Goldrnberc the northeast corner of
Bushwick aye. and Meserole st., Brooklyn.
J. Leon Brandmarkcr, as attorney, has bought
for Joseph Bchenkeln and Herman Martlnowitz the
four story bulldlnß No. 353 East Bth St., on lot 25x87
feet, for Improvement.
Katz & Co. have sold for Mrs. Ida R. Bernstein
to Mandel & Alderman No. 226 East 9th st., a four
story tenement house, on lot 20x7ax21x75 feet.
Ahram Bachrach has bought No. 37 Broome St.. a
five story double tenement house, on lot 25x100 feet.
B. Chenken has sold* for Isaac Leipzig to L,owen
feld & Prager No. 17 Forsyth St., live story front
and rear tenement houses, r.n lot 25x100 foot.
John P. Kerwan has sold for Jackson <% Stern No.
8 West 45th St., a four story dwelling house, on lot
17x100.5 feet.
The Gross & Gross Company ha« sold for N. Tay
lor Phillips to Jam's Churchill No. ':.<* to 212 Wrst
46th st., four four story dwelling houses, on plot
80x100.5 feet.
John E. Stellwell has sold Nos. 405 and 407 West
123 d St., two five story flathouses, on plot 42.2x94
feet.
William K. Nunn has bought from Agnes J.
Divers, executrix. No. 643 West 13Gth st., a two
family frame dwelling house, with stable In rear, on
lot 25x99.11 feet.
Male A Hecht have sold Nos. 1515 and 1517 Madi
son aye.. two five st<Jry flathouses. on plot 54x70 feet,
to a Mr. Welsenberu«»r.
A Kassel has bought back from Rosenberg. Arorj
& Fish the three rive Ktorv flit houses. No. 1244 to
124S Madison ttvc, on r'"» o>>xß7 feet, which he sold
to them about six months ago.
J. Levy A Co. have mold Nos. 426 and 428 East 117 th
St.. a Six story tenement house, with stores, 43x100.11
feet, for Harris A Timble to Betsy Panish.
A. Dormer has fold to H. Cavln and L. Horowitz
the two five story flat houses. Nos. 1678 and 1680
Madison aye.. on plot 40x50 feet.
Solomon Kroll has sold to Green ft Mutter th*
five-story tenement nous?. No. 155 East 99th St.. on
lot axlOOll feet.
Th* Schwab RealtyVnmpany hno bought the flve.
story flathouse, with Stores, No. 23« Ninth aye.. 2f.x
100 feet.
aioK«s Klnzler an«l Blak'slce Barnes have* boucht
Nob. »25 and 527 West 47th Bt., old buildings, on
pint 50x100 5 feet. V.'nlu-r D. Starr was the broker
Rothschild Brother* have bouirht No. 1753 3d aw
a flvo story tenement house with stores, 25x90 fe*>t'
Also bought No. 17* JOust 101 st St., a five o orv flat
house, on lot 25x100.11 feet. *
Joseph L. Buttenwleser has sold to William Wet
stein the five story flathouse No. 140 Bast 4Mb st
on pV.t 36x100.5 feet. " '
Leopold W. Ilarbiirger has bought from Glaser
Brother* the five story tc::*niem house No iio
Kai-t 49th at., on lot 25x100.5 <»-•■'..
John C Uuyfortu has told to Louis Franken
■
thaler No. 627 East SSd St.. a five story flathoiise.
25 Charles °Wyniie has bought from ©.«•*«*' »nd
resold to Morris Lang and Hyman M.rkow.ky
No. 2037 2d aye.. a four story tenement house, on
Julie B Brettel has sold through Levy Brother*
No 517 Le! ox aye.. a. three story dwell ng house.
'atSToahn have sold for Perlt, Wolff to a
Mr. Fal.« No *» East 81st St.. a five story tene
ment house with stores, on lot ■}****-. ...
Charles E. Duros* has sold for the estate or
Thomas Mulry No. 245 West 13th st. a three-story
dwelling house, on lot ».10xl(B.3 feet.
Isaac Male A Sons have sold New. 11. and 11»
Avenue C. a six story tenement house, on plot
38.0x83 feet, to Barnet Menkes.
Rosetta BIIMh hos sold No. 553 East^ l«h , «
five Btory tenement house, r^SfltMSf to
Max Waehsman. who has resold the property to
W GoldDlatt > * r '3choenfeld have sold to Friedman *
Messe No. 246 2d st., a six story tenement house.
° isaac :i4 Me 1 has sold to the Emanuel Realty
Company No. 11 Jones St.. a five story tenement
h Tj Se 'KUngenßtpin h«is*sold to Miller & !^£ II * 1 J y
the five story tenement house No. 103 Broome si..
' 7 H^Hardltw has sold to Harry Flschel
No. IS Eldrid^e St.. front and rear buildings, on
lot 23.1x187.6 feet. ' _
Joseph Steinberg as attorney has bought the
three story brick building, on lot 25x&3.3 feet, at
the northeast corner of Forest aye. and 161 st st.
It is the first sale of the property In twenty-five
S. * Jacobs & Son have sold Nos. 850 and 553
East 138 th St.. a six story flathouse. on plot 50x100
feet, to Saul Ellrr.er. „ _
Charles Gahren ha* sold for Kantor A Cooper
the northwest corner cf St. Ann's nvo>. and 139tn
St.. a five story double flat house, with stores, on
lot 25x100 feet. has bought from Anthony Mc-
Rose F. HamlH has bought from Anthony Me-
Owen the northeast corner ef Tryon aye. ana
Reservoir Oval, 60x"8x irregular. „ t . _
S. Cowen. in conjunction with S. Strauss, has
sold the following properties: The southwest cor
ner of 150 th street arid Union aye.. a four story
flathouse, to Oscar Lindner: also sold No. all Fox
St.. a five stcry flathouse.
Julius H. Relter. as attorney, has bought for M.
Cohen the northwest corner of l«4th St. and Steb
bins aye.. a five story tenement house, on lot 25x
77 feet. A tract of 146 acres In Montvllle County.
Conn..- was given In part payment. j_ -J
Arnold & Byrne have sold for H. * A. Cohen to
Louis Bernstein the northwest corner of 118 th st.
and Lenox aye.. a five story flathouse. on lot 34x
100 feet.
Henry M. & Joel H. Rlbeth have sold for S.
Brenner the five story tenement house No. 663
East 148 th St., en lot 25x100 feet.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
sth aye. No 2201. 24.11x75; New Amsterdam
Realty Company and another to Ttieo Lan«»n
bahn; mortKaire. $25.000. #lw»
Riverside aye. No 40. c a. x— ; O L Wood ♦•
Mix I) Brill 1
Riverside aye. No 40. Ntn t corner 76th st. Ssx Ir
repular; Richard G Wood et ml. executors, to
Max I) Brill; mortgage, $55.000 81.750
144 th Ft. 8 *. 360 ft c of Lenox aye. 50x00.11;
Prt*lau»r Realty Company to James MfLaugn-
lln: mortgage. $5.000 "WO
Oth aye. 6 w corner 17th »t, 4f1x140; Wesley
Thorn to Helen C Jullllard: mortgage. $300.00©.. 100
Park aye. No 1141. o a, 20.5x70; Meier Lchmann
to Isaac N P Stokes 100"
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.
By Bryan 1. Kennelly: 215 to 221 34th ft. n a. 173 ft
w of 7th ay«. 100x88.0; two 7 «tory apt h«; a!»o 224 to
230 West 3.-th st, abutting. lOOxtm.B; church and parson
age; voluntary sale; bid in at $635,000; 248 33th at. s s.
275 ft c of Bth aye. 25x»S 0; 3 story front and rear ten h»:
voluntary sale: to J Conway for $:;3.C00; 148 and 130 24th
at. s s. 175 ft * of 7th aye. .V>x9B.ft; two 5 Btory ten h»,
with stores: voluntary sale; to Alfred M Rau for $«».88O;
131 and 133 124 th ft. n w cor l*xlnr«on aye., 40x«7.0x
irreg x 100.11; 3 and 4 story f blflgs; voluntary sale; to
Morris B Baer for $51,000; 55 74th st, n s. 140 ft c of
Columbus «v», 20x102.2; 4 story » f <l * fc: ***'• rale,
estate of Sarah S White, deceased: to a client of Siawson
& Hobbs for $43,500; 08 OOrh st. ? *. 120 ft c of Columbus
&v... 20x100.5: 4 story <lw» h; e«ra* sale estate of Albert
Bellafy. deceased; to Louis Cohen for $34. 250. M 11th st
s % 252.4 ft <■ of University PUce. 21.2x94.»; 8 story
store and loft bids; voluntary sale; to John McCauley for
$ °By° Joseph P Day: 650 to 6.™ 149 th Bt. »s. block front
fce.t M and Bergen ayes. frontlrg 2042 1 1 on at, • "■» ft on
3d aye. OS 7 ft on Bersvn aye and 24.11 ft on Willis a\e,
kasehold; 2 sty brk office and store bids;; FleUchrnan Con
struction Co a«t W I' Martin et al: Hays A H. . attys.^T F
GV.ny. ref ; amt due. $103,500; to the Plaintiff for »10O.««:
44H Slst «t. a p. lftl.B ft c of lOth aye. 16.»;102.8x1ft.&x
104.3; 4 sty brk ten h: H C «rube a*t r, B Herrel et al;
Williams 4 C attys; John Larfcin. ref; partition: to the
Cast!.- Realty Co for $14,100; 69 Montgomery st. a a. 23 ft
n of Cherry st. 20x«l : 3 sty fr ten h and Mere and 3 *ty
brk ten h on rear: Martha Crowley a«t P D Orowley et al:
3 A Poneean. arty. J H Fargls. ref: partition; to Osk &
Rflelsteln fc* »t».575: fif.7 and f»ft 151 st at n •. »>"•<>*
Melrose aye. 50x114.4x Irr«g; two a sty r dwl h; Ann*
Reltz ast Masdalena Mfss-»rschmitt et al; 3 F Frees,
attys; I. X U-deckor ref; taxes, etc. $80; partition: to the
defendant for $22,600.
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.
137 th St.. s. a.. 435 ft. c. of Lenox aye.. •«»*■»•
fix B»nrv brick flathou»e». 75x86.11: A. Shatz.
owner: B. W. Levttan. architect. ............ $00,000
♦Riverside Drive, c. P.. fIOO 2 ft. 8 . of 127 th at., for
a »lx story brick flathouse. 7nxt3; Rutland
Reaffv Company, owner: I, A. Goldstone. archl
teet Wf-W-M
6Tth Ft.',' No. 113 Kant, for a five Ftory brick
dwelling house. 20x7? •■: C L. FrMtnghuy*e n.
owner- Plokertns * Walker, architects 25.000
R2d st . n B-, 125 ft. c. of 11th aye.. for a ten
atorv brick lofte. .10x90.5: P. H. MrNulty.
owner; W. C Lewis, architect • 100.000
»lst m No. 112 East, for a two story brick
stable. 25x02; T. W. Shannon. own^r: J. S. .__
Maher. architect 15.000
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.
I.loth St.. n. s, 175 ft. c. of Courtlandt aye;
three story and attic brick dwelling house. C2x
30.10; Rev. H. J. Otterbeln. owner: A. F. A.
Schmitz, architect $20,000
172<1 **■ c ■ 100 ft. s. of Glrason aye.; five two
etory frame dwelling houses, 21x55: Oleason
Realty Company, owner; Moore & Landaeidel.
architects 25.000
Woody a.ye., w. 6 . 327 ft. n of 164 th St.; two
story frame d-,v»lllna: hous?, 20x36: John F.
Kaiser, owner; William A. O'Hea. architect... 8,500
Balnbrldge aye.. w. a., 105.37 ft. n. of 200 th St.:
two two story and attic frame dwelling- houses.
l!lx<i".M: Jacob Zurneiden, owner; Michael J.
Garvln. architect 16.000
Tlnton aye.. w. a.. 123.57 ft n of mist st. : two
story and basement frame dwelling house. 20x
f2; Charles Ulawatsch. owner; Frederick Ham
mond, architect 6.000
Tln'fii Rye.. w. s.. 123.57 ft. n. of 161 at st.: one
etory frame shed. 27x3<>; tamo owner and
architect 80ft
Tlnton aye.. w. p.. 123.57 ft. n. of 161 st St.. rear;
two story brick stable. 27x27 ; s same owner and
architect 8.200
178 th St.. n. a. 100 ft. c of Crotona aye.; two
story and ba*«mrnt frame dwelling house, lftx
fiO; Gtosue Callanl. owner; Hugo IT Avolin.
architect 6.0 M)
Topping aye. c. s.. m% ft. a. of 175 th St.; five
two story brick dwellings. 2o.k«i ; A. Arnold.
f <vner; Charles S. Clark, architect 40,000
El^mpre Place, a. s.. 125 ft. w. of Mnrmion aye.
three Mory brick tenement house. 20.10*55; Will
lam C. r.-r^--n. owner; Charles S. Clark 'archi
« 15.000
LIS PENDENS.
Cjpre*» aye., p. c. corner 140 th St.. lftftxlSO- Simon
IThlfPlder et al. a~t. Jacob 11. Rubin et a! ; foreclosure o*
mortgage ; nttorncy, M Sllverstein. -v«v.u« «
77th St., *. a ., TO ft. c. of Columbus five 100x100
.V.ma Elevator Company agt. Montros? Bond and Realty
Company *t al. ; action to foreclose mechanic's Men- at*
torneys. Stephens &■ Raker. '
75th St.. ? s.. 2SS ft. •. of Ist aye.. 27.0x102.2- Morris
Gold»t«ln ft il agt. Can-line Kre.icei: foreclosure of
mnrtpw: nttc.mey. V. A. Campbell.
114 Hi at.. No. 34 West; Abraham r>reenhcr« apt. Jacob
Hr>lt7b*rj? ot al. ; foreclosure of mortgage- attorney I
Wltklnd. " '
llßth .«t.. "" !" . 210 ft w. of 5,1 avo.. 21 7. 100. 11; Joseph
Nordensrhlld r.rt. Alice M. I.i-noh e» «1.; foreclosure ' of
mnrtgnge: nttcrney*. Kng'l. Kneel * Onpenhelmer.
4th Bt.. Ko. 27« to ■£* Kin; leasehold: Jennie Goldstein
i>e;. Herman Simon; foreclosure of mortgage; attorney. L
H. Levin.
SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS.
152 d ft., n. a.. 150 ft. w. of Broadway. 100x100;
Tfotenhouer * Nesbit net. Schuman * Kauf
man; May 7. lltttt 5203 «»
7Sth Ft., Nob. 202 and 204 East; Joseph Barber
et al. agt. estate Henry L. Hi«u< t et al. ; May
17. 1005 40000
Hughes ,-ivf.. c. c I^o ft. n. of lß7th ft.; rat
riok Toher ant. Belmont Realty Company et ul. ;
January 17. 1909 (onnct-llmi) 1.760 40
Cr<v>k aye.. s. w. corner lfiSd at.. 100x75- James
F. ntsKln & CV>. iiKt Joseph Ilueth et al ; May
S. i«io (by bowl) 1.05000
25th st., N^s. 187 and ISO East: 26th ft.. No. 13S
Ea^t; rnlt»M Dnnip Proofing and Painting Com
»>tiny apt. Braekett Realty Company et al. ;
Miy 1 1 l'.f»r> (by dcpoalt) 330 00
Loßfftvccd a\". n. ».. whnlf fr^nt 1» tween Fox st.
and t-".-i'ith' in n>iuli*vari! nm«sntan Fires A
nnsenbium art Joseph Dally «-t al , May :i.
mo.l (by deposit) 1.0C4 00
Old Broadway, n. iv corner !2!>th ft.. lrtCxlftO:
n-inii- <<gt. John Gum et al. ; May 14. ttURi (by
dcpo«!t) 1.530 00
Union aye., c a., 100 ft. s. of I*M at., 75xlOt>:
K.ime i>Kt John O»ln» ft al. ; May 11. 100« (by
deposit) 040 Oil
S2d st . No* ZTHi and Win Bast; I.aili Birnsteln
Ml faram 1 Abran>« «t al : April 27. mm B0 00
Union ay« . *■ a . W) ft n. of 4lh at.. 22x100;
B^rcla * Co. agt. Jerome I* Mont* it al. ; ,
April 14. 1000 803 00
£~"- ' *~ ' •••--.
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
2H»th at n. * . MfeVJ ft. c of 4»h *v*., r.txu;,
Vanhattt»n Mnrtpnse to. loans BnVh M.iual.ll . . 54.000
"it. avc- <> ■-. whoie front between I tilth and
147 th i»tK . — xlOO; City Mt.rtKaße Co. imtn»
Fletsehmcnn Hialtv »nd instruction On 223.000
Amsterdam •»•-. w. *■• wh"le front between Had
and l»l «ts . — xlOl»x— *30O; < ity MortKa«* Ob.
loons l«oac H'nry Mayer 107.000
liitih m ii . «• • '7» ft- w. o( Ist »v«.. cox— : Pin
cua | --r.f'lii »n<l William I'msir loan Abra
ham LAslask and Joseph l/ingel. . . . . . .......... 3«,000
Uroa-iwnv n • cor. •''»*»• St.. OO.llxliirt: Cotn
nioi-weaith Mr.rtsa«o Co. loan Flurl C.n.tiuclloii
CB 19/ MO
Real Estate.
The Trust
& Banking
Department
RECEIVES DEPOSITS
subject to Check or on
Certificate, allowing inter- .
A est' thereon at favorable
rates.
LENDS ON AP-
' PROVED .. Stocks, Cor
poration Bonds »nd on
Mortgages as Coll iteral.
ACTS AS TRUSTEE,
Guardian. Executor, Ad
ministrator, Assignee or
Receiver, Transfer Agent
or Registrar of Stocks of "
Corporations. Takes
charge of personal Secur
, ities.
CONSERVES THE
PROFESSIONAL
RELATIONS of Attor
neys to their clients, in
consultation with the
Company's Counsel, in
any business that may be
placed with it.
Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust
Company
CAPITAL iL $9,500,000
SURPLUS <$9avUUa«*4Uu
37 Liberty Street. SO Liberty Street.
•Title D**t.) must & Baastag D*»L>
>i »<(ium\.
*to aionts»Er««e Street. *'ri»uk 1 )
City Property for Sale.
KINGSBRIDGL
Never so beautiful aa now. Terminus of Subway-. W
minutes from 42<i St.
The Kingsbridge Real Estate Co.
offer for sale : Charming House Sites ar.d business lots.
at such low prices that profits are assured to purchasers
this month. Fine- views, macadam roads: near th* great
parks; healthy surroundings.
Apply to any ft. E. Agent cr
RICHARD .M. MONTGOMERY.
87 PINE ST. NEW YORK.
BBAXCH OFFICE ON PROPERTY.
PARTITION SALE
of Staten Island acreage and waterfronts by
Horatio J. Sharrett, auctioneer. Attention
Speculators, Manufacturers and Shipbuilders!
Two valuable large deep waterfronts, wKb acreage up
land, near Tottenvllle. On* larg* waterfront, with up
land. In factory district, at Krefacharvllle. One 14 acre,
one 10 acre, one 7 acre, one 3 acre and two small acreage
parcels in th* 3th Ward or Richmond Borough. High.
magnificent marine views: suitable for subdivision. Also
one building plot in Tottenvllle village. For full particu
lars Inquire of PERCIVAL. G. ULUIAN, Esq.. Referee. 3*
Whitehall Street. Ruom 34. Sale fleasant Plain. Staten
Island, on May 21st. 1906. at 2:90 P. M.
A DOWNTOWN PROPERTT. rRONTINO THB
WATER; 26.000 SQUARE FEET. COVERED BT
STRONG BUILDINGS CONTAINING 140.000 SQUARE
FEET FLOOR SPACE; FOR SALE CHEAP: EAST
TERIiS.
RULAND A WHITING CO.. 5 BEEKMAN ST.
PRIVATE HOUSES; beat sections West Side; eleva
tor and non-elevator apartment houses: business
properties; building plots; lists on application. N. L. *
L. OTTINGER. Room «OS, SI Nassau st.
Furnished Houses to Let — Country.
BALLSTON SPA. N. Y.
To let for summer, line country residence, barn. 18 room
house, elesuntly furnished; six mites from Saratoga. C.
HERZOG, Hal Is ton Spa.
ON LAKE CHAMPLAIN,
Five miles south of Plattsburgh. — Furnished country house
to rent for summer; large, shady yard; pleaaant surround
ing* A M GILLJLAND. 32 Broad St.. Pittsburgh. N. T.
RACQUETTE LAKE. NEW YORK.
A very choice camp for rent; fully furnished.
JOHN N. GOLDING.
9 Pin* Bt, Fifth Ay*. & *sth St.
MAKLBOROI'GH, COSX.— US miles from New
Tork: tigM-room farmhouse, partly furnished; stable;
Ice; vegetable garden planted; fruit: shade; fishing,
hunting; three miles from station: *:00 season. E. W.
BELL. 2< Cortlandt St.. N. T.
ONTEORA-IN-THE-CAT3KILLB.
Complete kwt of furnished cottages from
FROTHTSGIIAM A MOORE. 81 Liberty gt. .
TX>R RENT— Furnished cottage. 10 rooms; beautifully
I? located; overlooking the Sound; also stable; Qroton.
Conn. G. B. BAKER. 351 West H«th at.. New York.
MADISON, N. J.— Comfortable 12 room furnished
house; stable; three acres, garden, fruit; season.
XX»). HEALTH FOOD OO . 61 ftth Ay*.
L~~OSG BRANCH, ELBERON WEST END— Cholgs'
I furnlshM cottages for rent. WARDEtA. * BURKE*
West End. N. I. __^__
AST ORAXGE. N. J — l*-room furnished horn* . 10.
ram«Ble aye., to let for summer; splendid location;
owner called away. EPPSTEIN, 230 Grand St., N. T-
Auction Sales of Real Estate.
m'wEST SIDE LOTS AT AUCTION May M.
DA YIP STEWART. 208 Broadway.
nan CHOICE BRON LOTS at auction. May IJd.
OiyO PARISH. FISHER A CO. lt» Broadway.
MECHANICS' LIENS.
Lexington »v».. • •• cer. U2th st 20*73; Will
lam F. Lenaon *ajt. Irving S. Chart*. owner and SeMCO
Broadway 'V: a.. 100 it.' n." •*' i»tn at". ZJOxSi;
Joseph Wlodar agt. Emanuel Doctor, owner and te _ Ci
115111* •t?°No»." «13 ' and ' 614 " West • ' ?el'va«»l ' 4
Wrledt agt. Frank Woyttsek. owner and con- mmmM
tr<irtor 6STS US
24th it. K0."i47 West; ' Frederick C. " Zob.l a«t-
Caslmer Y. Wagner, owner and contractor 800 00
60th ™. No SOt» East: Lock* St Smith Co. agt
T«nem#rt Improvement Co.. owner; B. Tucker
Windle. contractor ........ • I " txf
36th at.. No. 44» W»st; Francis X. Orady agt. So
rhia and Charles Bopn. owner and contractora. 300 00
fA'S. »aS- «o SCa\-SS C a\-S oVneV;^^
Reserved Oval. 75x100; name Frank \lahlls .„„
Co. , , wner find contractor «... ••• • ■ ......... IW v}
Boston Road, w s , COS ft. a. of W*th at .. 73x
l«nir?fot.-nh«uer & Nesbtt ««t. Melsel. Him
berg * Perlltch. owner* and ccntractom 30» M
2Sth st No nan to 340 East; Henry F. Keyier
agt. Huco. Rcsendorf. owner; A Schneider, con- * -
tractor - «*
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name In each ease given la that of the
debtor; the second that of the creditor and flat*
when judgment was filed:
Alexander. Bernard— C. Podge; May S.
i*o« • $:* 41
lu-Mltte. Beatrice- -James McCutckeon & Co.;
April 14. l»t>« W. 71 Jl
IV' Martin. Ramon* G.. and Williams V.
Martin— M. de Miller: May 4. 190« MS M
Guorttn. Clifford p. — J. H»(Ten «t al ; May
17. 1899 <car.cei|e<l) 1.451 €0
Katzensteln. Charles F. Klelnt; May 27.
l»03 1.144 ••
Martin. Clinton S. — Colonial Company: Oc
tober 31. IS9S 4» 41
Martlnr. Philip — Burrelllt Press Clipping
Bureau: March 19. l»0< " 49 08
Schorer. Martha F. — O. Bart«lstone et al. ;
April »•. l»06 no •«
Sachs, Samuel, and Simon Wetnstetn — D.
Steckler: March SS, l»0G INN
Taub. Isldor— N. Cohen et at; March ••.
11*06 : 73 3*
Weiitrott, Robert E. — H. Pi>rlr.ger; July 22.
18»7 : ISJJT
Same— Same; February IT. 1597 I.SSS 1*
Whltlo«-k. Odl- — The Oeollan Company;
March 7. l»01 »•» OS
Ward. Walworth— J. H Work et al. ; July
7. IPOS 111?
Game— Same. October 3ft, !••<> .-. 1.711 4>
Same — Bame: December S. l!>0| ' »4 47
Welch"*. Samuel — A. Wetnberg: April 14.
15(06 ft 19 «5
War.l. Walworth— City of New York: De
cember 17. 1903 (vacated) 1.214 30
Wachman. £lgmund — U. Keniniet et al: July
14. 18»« (caneelied) . 310 91
Wanmaker. Oeorgo W. — Cantor Lumber
Company; September 4. \»9% (cancel !*<!>.. 31091
Bremer. t>u Four. Rtnit A I'lnVnev Com
pany. Charles W. lMnkne> A I.ouU H. Dv
Four — Armenia Insurance Company of
Plttsburg, Pena. : December :n. 1)05 va
cated! 1.314 41
Bremer, Pu Knur, Ring A |>inkney f«m
fiai.y. Charles N. Plakaey. l.oula 8. Da
Four and Jelleraon l> Br*mer — Same;
December 20. 190& vacated > . . 5.715 00
Commonwealth Trust Company of New Tors;
— H. T. OauM; Slay 3. 1306 (vacated) 47».1U M
City Property TO Let.
YVrEST~ l ~fe«TIl i ST.— lmmediate \s**m\<m. r**aes>a»l*
' • teat: a-ftonr hops* USTVIB. Vox XL Tribune oa^>
Cam it Property for Sale. ' ■
OGEAH 110 RIVER FHONTA3E,
K*rm*n<n* t?oibrl»ht,. N. — For Ml*. Colonial «*
tag*, 13 room*, furnished; Kantfy Ihi commuters' fast
«tcam*f «»nrlc»/ bargain, a— 417. HI am—way.
FOR SALE AT RIVERSIDE. CONN.
Flv> acre* en h'ch srouiui. An« vltw.
noET: \vAr.r/noor> a *OX.
GREENWICH, IONS,
ANTwitnnc in WMKNBrrtt countt ~
Counujr iiouw*. Karaiv Ct.-oLj.V * WKST laa.
lUia «.ir.ifr. v.oint V»nu.» mm Will. Flats*.
TJUBX FOR SALE. ch#ao. ■(«> acre*. at Classic «huZ
GENTLEMAN'S RESIDENCE. — — — —
V_7 RIVERDALE. K. Y-Kcrntih*l for teascn. *r «a
tarnish** ca mi tease. IS roast* 2 baths. A acts*, stab:.
and gardener* cottaa*; tew than «•* hour (soot W*U
Street. Goo 4 amomobUtES.
Wit. H. HOTT * CO..
• *» West «M St.. .V I.
TV** l * FERKY.— U. R. C. ■.: sjSSkSBSI IjulssslT
M~* Suthiean fark l»ts. ten minute* Irunt tklagatirid
subway 'station: city fnpto*env«nt»; easy wi^ a »
4k KhUtS. 33$ \\>«t 4Sth rt. *«&*
UPPEII KOSITCLAIR. K. J - For sale, mMm'ie-tasn,
' hous/: *!»•» corner lot; ful.y resmcteil; M>»tion ua
surpassed; near station. OTVKESt. 5 E<lg«mont Road.
Upper Montclalr. N. J. "—^
/^OCNTRY HOME. —Ten lam*, bright rooms, fin* aMSSI
\J aad siwie trees, gacaen. fruit trees; elegant <irU#v
Duke's Park rear Cox 1. <«outh Branca. .V J.
AT LAKE GEORGE*. — Twenty a<-res on Boßon~Boatt
«c\. ■sanllii tit »il« for country hour; price Sajkm
HENRY C JOHNSON. Jr.. Futon re, ASSena, N. Y.
f3EEKSKHi-ON-HII>SOX - Modern nine room cot.
X tage: large grounds. ««od river tt»w; Br» tntasrtiz
from station will sell or rent to rtght pacty.
hurt S. rNT>Eß\voor». w*»tvuie. cobb.
SUFFERN. ROCKI-AND COUNTY.— Furniaceil eg*.
■ tag<»: homes and lams fov sate. A.l4r*a* AUFR£D
HALO* real estate. Sugem. N. Y .
/*\SSININO. X- V. — Farm for sal*. »• acres. 2 baaaaa
\J improvements; 13 minute*' drive to station- thus*
Dept. M. P- O-. Bt» *«. t»*a,nlng. W. Y. "**•**
T>EST OFFER for a summer horn* In Wlasßasi
i> County. Conn.: brick hou**; larir* barn; araaa.
NEFF. 1W Hauler St Brooklyn. N. Y. W> *^ >
ONE OF THE FINEST ESTATES on the Bastes*.
E. iTK. WHITING. SS Pine tT^
\-\7ESTEKIEIGH <ProMMtlon Park) — 11-ro«m heaaal
I i every uni>m««wnnt. comer »k»t. »>«ico. M.WW- £7
payment &■»■ J. BTEBX.IXQ PRAKBL 8 Broadway.
ay AHA — ELEGANT S*« men farm on Barney*:
KKUUV* Bay; TO miles from New York; half mil*
from Station: erchares: *plen<lM for poultry: flaotnaws
-hoot:.-.' all year around; good for vision. DlQgssV
Lcn. Ws«t IQStb at.
Long Island Heal Estate for Sole.
Floral Park
I* MINUTES PROM HERALD SQUARE
when tli* grant Pennsylvania R R Tunnel (• com
' pleted. Floral Park la now a flourtshlr.e; town, with all
, city conveniences, several good hotels, a number of
stores, churches of various denominations, a flae publlo
: school, a flre> department, etc.
Choice Lots. {SCO nail Up. tie tan. m per — nn.
; MOCMI A^» WOMB CO.. mt East tS, St.. New Tee*.
"TTiOn SALE —Two targe, elegantly tarnished cottage*.
i with every uaprovement. at Crystal Brook, near Pert
Jefferson. I* I Send, for particulars to BrRRITT.
Crystal Brock. I* I
Country Property to Let
~~ CATSKILL COTTAGES
to rent In
■BAlTim, STAMFORD.
E. GRIFFITH. IT West 2Sth St.
'\ I ONMOUTH BEACH.— SJoat desirable cottages to rent
I>X for summer season: healthful location. WIIXIAStS
£ M'ANERNEY. 800 Sal aye.. sVT Phone 1381 Bryant.
MONMOCTH BEACH. N. J.. and vicinity; som« of th*
I>J- heat cottage* to rent, f3O» to ttLOGO. JESSB) P.
MAN All AN. Agent. Monmnuth Beach. N. J.
"TTIAR ROCKAWAT COTTAGES.— Tho place to Sad all
J; remiialng unrented. WaTKIX W. JOKES. O!4 Es
tablished Agency, opposlto poetofflee. Far Rockaway.
RIDOEFIELD. Conn. — to rent for sunnier: all
J.\ Improvements; open nreplaeea; steam and hot water
heat: baths: toilet: laundry. tSOO up. m XL CCRTISL
Real Estate.
Unfurnished Apartments To Let
-I r?f\TH ST.. 874 EAST, emter Franklin Are.— ElesanS
j it) corner * room apartments: all light and tmnto«*»
Bents; convenient to "W subway, trolley and arbilki
Brooklyn.
mo IjCT— Eleeant aDart»enta. all modem liiisfsaa
' 1 meats: possession now. rent to betin August 1; T and
» rooanaT rentssS to SOS©! 945-S6l Preataent st. Apply
to your own broker or Realty Associate*. ITS Itemaen at.
nroo^lyn. >
Furnished Apartments to Let
1— EL.BOANTLT FCRNISHED APARTMENT, pri
vate bath. $190 dally; Including meals, two. $23 ■■!■
r: one. (IS. THg VAjf REXSSEiaER. IS East lllh at.
Long Island Real Estate to Let
Q VOGUE 1 I* I. Three attractively situated, cci
Diet el furnished bar shore oottaaa*: latest lui>i*«>
menu healthful surroundings; WOO. t«». $SOO. HOWELT,
cTfEWUN CO. aoa Fifth Ay*.
Country Property for Sale or to Let
n\BM WXBCABBBT COTTAGES. Mt Poeono. Pa.— To
.1." rent or for sale, furnished; 9 bedrooms; ransfis?
spring water; bath: stationery tabs; large usslsi;
lee: stabling.
Surrogates' Notices.
IN PURSUANCE OP AN ORDER OF HON.
Abner C. Thomas,, a Surrogate of th* County at Haw
York, notice la hereby given to all persona having c,--- <
against Anderson Fowler, lat* of too County of K*w
\-%rk. deceased, to present th* same with vouchers thereat
to the subscribers, at Uielr place of transacting brrriirtv
at tb* oaeo of XUebard B. Kelly. Mo. lA> Broa#«ay. In
th* Borough of Manhattan la th» City of 2tew Tsa*. «•
or before th* tenth day of October next. L I---V
Dat*#.i«*w York, th* twenty asvanth «ay •£ STitsb.
1 emilt Fxywuat. 1
ARTiicr. A. >WI < EH. lExesstsr*.
ROBERT H- roWUOIJ
RICHABD B. KEI.tT. Attorney for EzwnUHklsw
Broadway. Borough of Manhattan. New York CCy.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HOIt
■*• Abocr C. Thomas, a Surrogate of th* Coonty or Saw
Torm. notlc« Is b«r«b» (rtTea to all persona havt=« c!ateti
against Am C. Peck. Tat» of the CWiaty of New Tfrifc
deceased, to present to* s«m* with Touchers taetasS ta
the subscriber* at their place> of tranaacttag bmla«<» «t
th* cQct <* Thoaiptoa. Vanderpoal A Free*naa. **+-
man. Joha J. Freedmaa, Gessael. at Ma. 2 Wall lUSsX
in th*. City ft N*w TotW. Bar^nxh of SUnnattan. «• ' '
before th« first day of October next. ._ ,
DiMMw Tork. th» tw»Bty-«l«nt!i 4ay «ff Ma«s>,
*^ JOHX A. PECS.
William a mac
EXSCBtO».
THOM»»SOK. VANPntPOKI. * FBEED3TA3J. A»o— aT»
JOITJ? S"rRSD»IAIf. Ctwawl. » W^l BtrwS. MS*
Torsi City. m —
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HO'
• ■*- a *m** C Themaa. a SorrOwßt* of th« County *f If**
T«a^ lHt>eV la nerjby «tra?to all peracnyhavln, etaiSsß
aStastPtter Lortuart BonaMaw lat» •*•*•; Cc^r^
kSw Yor*. *>cea»ed. to prtsaat ta» •»»•. wtth 'uicliss
the%*cr "t» tnawbicrOer*. at s{ac« of traaaaetttr
int^eVx' "t the o*lco of ThttlSr* * J-vtTT. tSelr 6tt:r-
Cltxot New York, oa cr befar* the) XSt& i.y ot *s!r.
ABRAX 1. KUCI. _ __ . .. ana
fro*. Manhattan. K*w York City. _
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OP EOS.
inn* C THOVAaV sXarmsjaila «f th* Omsore!
B^EwWOHSNi
U«Jtwß'Y«k.U «Jtw ß 'Y«k. the l«h aar of Jaiswiry. ISCa^
Dated. I»ow »«.*. ""jju^^jaij stMtrni. Exeetttrrw
COWIVO. WHITE ft WAIT. Attorneys for E?* CB *? r V"
V.-all BtteoU DorwiX* «t V,TinnrtWTfc th» City a*
Yetv. ____„ -
TN PURBUANCB OF AN ORDER OF HO*
"*• Frank T Fltreeraia. • Surre?ato of th* Oftr «f
New Tork. aotlee^Thereby «l»*n to all *»*" -S^SS
TlaTm. asalnet Joha Sloane. Ut* of tho Cottjty e<^Nevr
York deceased, to prrsent the tatno with xou-hers tSW
t« th* mbWT&fi it theU plac of tt«»|fct«»s
mm
HOWUAHD. BJUIIHAT A PRENTICE. Attatway* sW »
ocotora. 83 Wall Street. Now York. __^
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HOIt
* FraaH T. nttierski. a Swrrasjate of th* Owntyei
New Yo*». nolle* la herebr gWen to all persons hirt=?
clalui* aralnst nobert H. ttooth. bt* eff tae Oawar «?
'.>'e Vcr, W'M. to preseat Oka sam* with »ca:>?r •
ttlr^f^i«STaT!sS»ber aThla tfac of »»«-:!=; >V* *
neMTNew ti East lOh Btroet. la tho City of Kff- YcxK
SaVr beforo »»• 15U» ««L«» Jul » ■**»- «„.
Dated Now York. th« *1 «ay of Jasmry. irA\
i»iea hw • r REDBRICK A. bOOTM. ■ailiilkjS'
TUORKTOM * EiAHUi Attontera far decetor. S3 I"***
*" rcw. Now Tot- City. Corou^i ex jiaxnuiua. -

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