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DENIAL FROM SHOOK.
Uefmsed to Allow His Name on
■ 'Mutual. Administration Ticket.
Colonel Shook, of Tennessee, in his affidavit ac
«jotnpanying - Samuel Untermyer*s supplemental
brief in the mandamus proceedings now pending
mt Albany, apparently, traverses the statement of
tbe Mutual Life management by his declaration
that both at the time when, and after, his name
bad t*«n placed on the "administration" ticket, he
told ; the " company's principal representative in his
state that be would not be a candidate.
Colonel Shook declares that on the day of his
nomination he had been asked by Thomas C. Hynd>
snan. the company's general agent In Tennessee,
to permit the u«e ot his name as a candidate; that
ho lined, and was told that Mr. Hyndman sent
this information to the company. ! *«V
Colonel Shook also avers that on the morning
or July 18 he received a telegram from Mr. Unter
snyer. telling him of his nomination. He pays that
he saw Mr. Hyndman and fold him that ; he could
and would not serve on the ticket, asking the agent
co to tell the company by telesrapa. Mr. Hyndman
thereupon prepared and showed to him a lelegram,
continues the affidavit, addressed to Vice-President
Dexter at New York, in which Mr. Hyndman stated
that Colonel Shook had declined to permit the use
of his name as a candidate, asking that no further
Use of it be made in connection with that.
Mr. Dexter is now nt his summer camp, in
Maine, and President Pea body sent out word yes
terday that he had nothing to say.
A. B. Cordner, who succeeded Archibald C.
Haines as head of the big general agency of the
Equitable Life Assurance Society here, has re
signed. It is understood that " his action was
prompted by his failure to rehabilitate the agency
In the face of the continued life insurance agita
tion. Before the Equitable scandal broke out Mr.
Haines's agency was so large that it employed
nearly one hundred and twenty-five soliciting
agents in this city atone. It was said yesterday
that this number 'had dwindled to live agents.
Mr. Cordner sent his resignation to Gage E. Tar
itclL second vice-president, and head of the agency
force of the society.
Mr. Haines was dismissed summarily by Presi
dent Morton, who alleged insubordination.
Ocean Grove. N. J.. Aug. 1 (Special).— lt Is under
stood that the Mutual Life's suit to recover $1,700,
•9O from him causes much amusement to Andrew
C Flelcs. One of his friends declared to-day that
Fields remarked that if the company could find
that aiftount of money in his pissession h» would
willingly surrender it without migration. Mr. Fields
predicts that the existing managements of botli the
Kew York I^ife and the Mutual will win in their
contest with the poUcyholders.
Fields asserts that were he so disposed he could
turn over t-> the Mutual I-ife at the proper time
several hundred proxies offered to him by friends.
Fields is nt his cottage In Pitcalm avenue. It is
said that he expects to *5O before the next special
Insurance grand jury. He expresses a high opin-
Son of District Attorney Jerome.
DELAY IX TAX ROLLS.
Aldermen'g Failure to Act May
Cause Loss of Rebates.
By the failure of the Beard of Aldermen to take
action on the taxes for l&f"5 at its meeting yester
day the city is placed in an unusual position.
The charter provides that the Board of Taxes and
Assessments shall famish the assessment rolls to
the Board of Aldermen by July 1. They are to be
returned to the Beard of Taxes within thirty days.
Owing to the absence of the chairman tit the
Finance Committee <f the Board of Aldermen. Al
derman Davies. In Europe, no action on the matter
ha* been taken, and the oity officials are uncertain
as to the result of so unusual -.i condition. Accord-
Ing to the usual procedure, after the Board of
Aldermen has approved of the roll It is sent back
to the commissioners for approval and then sent
to the Controller for approval as ••• the water rates.
The charter provides that the Collector of Taxes
end Assessments shall have possession of the com
plete lists not later than September 15. This is to
give him the necessary tim« t'» have the lists ready
tor collection by October 1.
Owing to the failure of the aldermen to take ac
tion at their last meeting, th<-s<' requirements of
the chnrter are net compiled with, and a special
meeting of t'le aldermen seems necessary to rem
edy th«» defect. i
Whether it is possible to net a special meeting
«f the B<--ard of Aldermen soon is a question, as the
board has adjourned until August 31. In the
mean time the rw>nj who, tinder the law. are en
titled to rebates for payments before January 1
may not get the rebates. . "■• •
XO SCAFFOLDS USED.
Crowd Watches Steeplejacks on Dr.
Parkhvrst's Church.
A crowd remained all day yesterday near the old
t>*2il(j!n? <■•. the. Madison Square Presbyterian
Church, nt the southeast corner of Madison avenue
and 2H'i street, rate ing workmen who were en
gaged in takirg down I] ■■ spire. The steeplejacks
Tcerf: following a ■.•'! ; lan and were working
without scaffolding, ropes or ladders. They creat
ed much amazenaent. as not one person in ten who
watched them coulj guess how they had reached
the top ' f the spire.
An iron ladder runs up the Inside of the spire
Its) entire length. The workmen climbed the ladder
a few days aero. «lug a hole through the brown-
Ftone and crawled out of the hole to the top of
the spire. Then they loosened the capstone and.
let it down to the ground with a tackle.
Since then they hare been tiropiiins stones down
the inside of the spire as fast as they could dis
lodge th«*m, going to an<l from their work by way
of the in<*kle ladder. The spire was forty feet
■honer yesterday than when they began their work,
and it will all be down in a few more days.
OFFEH OF WABASH EONDHOLDESS.
Will Take New Securities for Debenture
3's Without Underwriting.
The committee of the Wabash debenture B bond
holders, at the conference on Monday with the
representatives of the company and the bankers.
offered to take without underwriting, it Is learned,
the rew securities which .".re to be given them in
exchange for holdings of the debenture B's, pro
vided the underwriter's commission were allowed.
T!-.-= arrangement, which is understood to be fa
v.ira! ■;-• regarded by the jnnnpgement, would on the
basis of the terms previously announced, and as
far as known not meanwhile modified, give the
bondholders M per cent in new bonds, valued at
85. equal to TS.ZO; ",!> per cent in preferred stock at
about 47, equal to 23.50; 50 per cent in common stock
at about Vk equal to 10: and the underwriting com
ntiMSicn of probably about 2'«» per cent, equal to
2.1!; a total of $55.12 for each $100 of the debenture
B*«.
It was agreed at the conference that a meeting
of the \v,i':ns'! stockholders RliouM 1 a caltoi at an
early day to act upon t!i<- proposition for a lnrgo
new bond U*uc and for retirement of the debenture
B securities. It is understood also that the new
4 per cent bonds to be issued r.s part of the securi
ties to be given in exchange for the debenture E's
•will bear interest from July 1. Vj'A
SHIPBUILDING RECEIVER REPORTS.
Ex-Senator Smith Has $16,94132 Balance
After Paying Company's Indebtedness.
Bs-Uafted Statrs Senator James Smith, jr.. of
Newark, through Sherrerd Depue. filed his final re
j>ort >•<•«=♦-:: ;<s receiver for the United States
Shipbuilding Company. Important among the
ieaturc-s of the report is the statement that after
'ssulin r-nid off all the determined Indebtedness of
the company. tl:o receiver has in hand a balance of
iI€.SU 32.
It is shown that the receiver realize* for the real
and personal property and assets of every char
acter tXMftjsst, In addition to 5T.503.0W in capital
stock of the Bethlehem St**! Company and S3oo,<ioo
!n capital stock of i's constituent companies. It
is pointed o-;t among other things in the report
that when an accounting was given in 1903 all the
nssoTs «>f the shipbuilding company were involved in
Urtjration.
Th« receiver referred to his opinion thnt t'.ie oper
ation of the various properties would not realize a
eutjsihiiti.-il part of the claims of the credifbrs. and
sa:<i tr.ji he entered Into an agreement with the
raorsoitiisatlon committee of the company whereb)
th» latter a»rrc-ed t > pay the Booting indebtedneas
incurred for material, supplies labor and money
loaned.
Included in the report is th«» statement tli.it $.>• ■
•» n.'ss paid it, Undabury. Depue & Paulk* ?^>'rr. s
pSOMHf*. as i.-.f. an.l $13. SC! .-is pref^rrod C(*«?rt«nts.
Ir. settlement of tiie suits of the Mercantile Vrust
<;»pniijHt:y of New York and ih<> New York ft*c ir! ,■
en-: Tnirt Company |6U.2>2 2g and fIS.V- 4 '■». re"
atHMlivaly, were paid
GRAND TRUNK STOCK ISSUE.
Montreal. Aup. I.— Th^ directors of' tne Grand
Trunk Pacific Railway have decided to spend $13.
tr*m on rolling stock, to be pal.J f-, r Ly the lesue
&T 4 re- cent debenture stock- ■ -*.***" -' ca . u<^
TO ERECT MANY BRONX HOUSES
EACH STKI CTUItE WILL II A VE A( COMMODA TIOXS
FOH TWO OH THREE FAMILIES.
Southern Boulevard Block Given in Part Payment for West Side
Building- liiehard A. Can field Get? a Title.
Albert Rothermel has bought a plot of twenty
four lots at the southwest corner of Tiffany M ml
Whltlock aye., 600x100 feet. He will erect en the
corner parcel, 60x90 feet, a six story flathouse, and
on the remainder of the plot frame buildings for
two or three families each.
There Is a big demand for small frame dwelling
houses In The Bronx and In Westcbester County.
Of 687 buildings for which plans were filed in The
Bronx in April, May and June of this year, 897 were
frame dwelling houses and 152 were brick flat
houses. Plans for fourteen Bronx dwelling houses
were filed yesterday.
Ellas Alexander and Joseph Majud have sold
Colonial Hall, a six story building, on a plot lOOx
100 feet, at the southwest corner of 101 st st. and
Columbus aye., for Sonn Brothers, to H. Marko
wlts. In part payment Mr. Markowits gives a
block of twenty-six lots bounded by the Southern
Boulevard, Intervale aye., Fox and Tiffany sts.
Richard A. Canfleld took title yesterday to a
dwelling house on the north side of 55th st., 177
feet east of sth aye., from William C. Kemp. It
occupies a lot, 23x100.5 feet. The stated consider
ation was nominal. He bought the property for his
own occupancy.
The New Theatre Company took title yesterday
to a parcel. 200.10x225x Irregular, at the northwest
corner of 62d st. and Central Park West, which it
recently bought from Charles T. Barney.
Pians have been filed for making over the four
story and basement dwelling houses at the south
east corner of Ninth aye. and 57th st. and at No.
11l Lvnox aye.. owned, respectively, by the estate
of V. Diefcnthaler and M. l^vy, into <fflee build
ings, with apartments, on the upper floors. The
llrst floor in each building is to be made into
stores. The improvements are to cost $10,000 and
83.000. The architects are A. O. Heddick and L.
F. J. Wether, respectively.
LEASES THE HOTEL BRUNSWICK.
R. Wilmarth Appleton has leased for F. J. Woods
the Hotel Brunswick, a seven story structure at
the southwest corner of 89th street and Madison
avenue. The property was recently sold to Mr.
Woods. The lease is for a term of six years at an
aggregate rental of $li».000.
WILL IMPROVE EAST SIDE PARCEL
Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin
tendent Murphy for making over the four story
and basement high stoop boarding house at No.
147 East 72a street into a private dwelling house
for Mrs. S. V,' Swords as owner. A front and
rear extension are to be added, and a new English
basement entrance with a vestibuled hall butlt,
and the new facade adorned with a bay. The
improvements are to cost $10,000. uccording to the
estimate of B. L. Satterlee. the architect.
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.
H. R. Levine & Co. have sold No. 664 Lexington
ftve.. a four story dwelling house, on a lot 20x73
feet.
A. Shatzkin & Sons have sold to Luigi Casgrande
a plot. 50x100. on the north side of Bartholdi St..
east of White- Plains Itoad; also, to Mrs. Rosa
Uuonga a plot. 50x109, on the north side of 226 th St.,
123 feet east of Sixth aye.. and to C. Bat one a
plot, 50x100, on the south side of -i4th st., east of.
Fourtii aye.
Mary Klinker has sold to Daniel F. Mahoney
No. 317 West C9th St., a four story front and a
three story rear tenement house, on a lot 23x100.5
feet, .-"•■.■ ' •
Frederick Lioewenthal has sold to J. li. Ickcl
heimer Xos. 307 and 309 East 101 st St., two live
story tenement houses, with stores, ou a plot 50x
IW.II feet.
Waldo G. Morse has sold No. 172 West 76th St.. a
four story and bah.a lent brownstone front dwelling
house, on lot 20x102.2 feet.
Joachim or UoidschmlUt have sold for the Levy
f slate No. S<67 Columbus aye.. a live story triple
llatliouse, with stores, on lot 25.SsliW feet.
P. D. Benson h:is sold for Kldansky * Levy Nos.
75 and 77 Horatio st., two three Btory and basement
dwelling houses, on plot 46x84.3 feet.
R. Wllmarth Apple. on has sold for William R.
Mitchell No. C>s to 72 Washington Place, three four
story buildings, on plot 63x55 feet. The property la
known as the Mitchell House.
Pollak & Deutsch. as attorneys, have sold for
Mrs. S. Rubenst*in the -five, story single -.flaW»6use
So, 84 West U3th si., on lot. 20xWt.ll feet. Also gold
for Saul J Sachar to Kmnk Feldman the two four
story tenement houses Nos. 239 and 241 West 60th
st each 33x100.5 feet. Mr. Feldman has resold No.
239 to Jacob 1. Kaplan. Also bought No. 7 Jones St..
a live story tenement house on a lot 25xMM feet, ana
have resold it to Harry G ticker.
William Loeb & Co. have sold for Charles S. Levy
the plot 130x150 feet on the east side of Daly aye..
150 f,,. t sou tli of Tremont aye.
Pollah & Deutsch and Saul J. Sacher have boujrnt
No. £95 Brook aye.. a five story triple ilathouse. on
v A. r Reichrnann has sold No. 100S East 178 th St.. a
two famiiy dwelling house, on plot 25x140 teet. to
1 F V Peseta & Co. have sold for Susan L. Oxholm
the three story brick" dwelling house on the north
side of 4th aye., near the corner of Westcrf It aye..
Castleton. Staton Island, on a plot oOxl<» f^ft. .
Jacob J. Tabolt and William C. and A Edward
Tester have sold for Anna and Katnarine Manix to
John Conlin the five story single fiathouse No. ,6»
West 146 th St.. 20x100 feet.
SATISFIED 'MECHANICS' LIENS.
Suffolk St.. So.' 13; N. Puchalsky agt. Meyer
Landsberger et ai; July 1!>. l»00 ••.■■■■•^ $22000
Same property; ham Margullcs act estate of Dora
Lanjßberner et al. : July 12. l«O8. • £ : ' ■ r ' ' l^iiH ° 2 °*
3d aye , c. ■ who:- from between 66th and 6Tth
sts • New York Asbestos Manufacturing Com
pany agt. Hamilton Height* Syndicate et al. ;
July 19 10**0 ' ' " llvvu
72d at.. No. I*9 ' East ;' Kleine & BuckmaHt-r agt.
Edward A L*roy. jr.. et al. ; April 2. 1900 (va
cated) •• & * jOl
721 St.. No. 151 East; same agt. Kerry C.
Beadleston et al.: April 2. 1000 (vacated) ....... 696 Z3
Bedford st. Nog. CO and 62; Morton at.. No. 27»»;
G. H. Gerard. Son & Co. agt. Samuel Miller;
May 14. 19<»8 (by bond) • • • 13>3 w
42d st . No. 10 East; John A. Murray agt. Charles
Weinbere; et a.. ; June 20. 1006 »»1
Lerox aw., v. 8.. whole front between 138 th and
139 th stt. ; New York Asbestos Manufacturing
Company af;t. Meyer Frank et al.; July IS, .._-„
1806 ..." ' 117 00
7th aye.. w. s.. whole front between 119 th and
120 th sts : same a«t. Max Welnstfln et al. ;
July 19. 190« SSOU
Amsterdam aye.. ■. c, corner 136 th st.; »ame agt.
Chsriea T. Welnstein et al.; July 10. 1908 S3 <X>
147 th st . n s.. 200 ft. w. of Amsterdam aye..
ISOxJOO: tame apt. Abraham C. Welngarten et
c!. ■ July IN. l&Ofi ■ S5 00
Amsterdam aye.. w. b.. 2S ft ». of 178 th St., SOS
sl«0: Pierce. Butler & I'lfrce Manufacturing
Company agt Cascade Realty and Construction
Company; July 10. 1906 (by bonn) 897 75
Cnurtlanilt aye.. 8. w. corner 159 th st. ; National
' Damp Prooflnc Company agt. Schuman & Kauf
man: June 2.'.. I»<> i SCO <*>
Same property: Louis Greenky et a; agt. same:
June 22. 1000 450 00
Same property: Peter Poland aft. same; May 17.
ll*t¥s 100 00
Same property ; Palvatore Degimomini ct al. airt.
Fame: May 23. I«>C 2.050 00
Wood lawn Rnad, n. w. corner Perry aye.. Louis
C. Kose act- Rose tvahlicr: May 16, 1006 C 2 50
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.
Brown Pino*, w. ».. from 13.'ith to UOth « : for a
four rtorv and basement brick schorl t>uiidir.K.
Snr*sAOxSS: City of STew York, owner; C. r.. J.
Snvier architect ■ ■ $230,000
6th Ft i a 205 ft. me. of Avenue B: for two two
story brick .l\v. i!in^' houses, 30x85; Brnhman
Brother* owner*: Bernard Ebcrlinc. architect.. 15,000
Mane* aye.'. c. s.. SO ft *. of Green aye.; for a two
Htorv fraiP« stora and <!«ve!linc house. 8B««0;
Martin Kroch. owner: Bernard Ivberllng. archi- -^
Lyon'ave! " s. sVio-Vft.' w' Vf Z^Bora'nve ; for two 4.f.00
Lvon aye f. s . lOfi ft w <f Zcffora aye ; frr two
two «ory frame dw.-liinp houses. 21x«0: Samuel
Benrer owner; Bernard Eberllnjr. arcnltert 9.000
Crnrer aye w ■ . 27. > ft. n. of lS7th st.: for two
two Ptory frame .i.-.eiiing houwf. 2fixfif>: IV>*so
& Rozzanlo. owners: Bernard KberMnc. architect 10.000
Por>!ar Ft . n. '». 13. 1-1 ft. c. of Bear Swamp Bond;
for a two story frame dwelling houfe. 21x47>;
ftimuel Steinrcotz. owner; Pi»rnard Eher!ins.
architect ♦.MO
Ro*e,lale aye.. c. s.. 8<» ft. n. of Mar:*ion St.: for a
two rtory frame Owellinir h'f.rf. 21k4R: William
fSehmtlte owner; Bernard Eberllnp. architect... 5.500
Cruder m.. c. ».. 330 ft. ? of l»7th st.; for a
two story frame dowelilnc house. 20x50; rn»o
& Rozcanio. owners: ISrrnard Rberllng. architect 5.000
l/v.:i*e rt.. ». 3.. «."> ft n. of Barnett Place: for
t-vo two story frame dwelling houses. 30«48:
V. -ffene and Frtward Salvatore. owners; Bernard
Kherllnsr. «rchlter>t 0.000
Poplar et.. n. * . 4<"«.«2 ft. m. of Mnln st. ; fora
two and a half Btory frame dwelling houre. 22x
11.45; Th«mn* H. O'Ncil. owner; Bernard Eber
llrg. architect _ 10,000
Washington ate . c. •.. 2Ort ft n. cf 171« St.: for
a Phi »tory brick tenement house, r.0x122; Inline
Haft, owner; Ewell. Van Wart & Co., archi
tect h ' "* SO 000
Brook aye.. w. ».. ir.o ft. n. M if.id ,t. ■ for 'V "one
Mi ry brick w*r»hnuM. I<i«»S2: «ieor(re ?;. Tleln
hsrt. owner: Michael J. «nr\in. architect. 25 000
V.V*tche*ter aye. nn.l Southern Boulevard. • w.
corner: fT a fix rtnry brick tenement' bonaa!
lPß.sxf»!>3t*rt: AnT>rifftn Re.il Rrtate Crmpany
owner: Ham O. Johnson, 'architect ! 310.000
LIB PENDENS.
100 th »t.. No». 14* and 147 WtJt; Rachel Cohen et el
RKt. Eduani Wagner (specific performance): attorney ll'
<»«rdr,n
JtVh St.. •■ • , 450 ft. w. of Central Park Wen 2"x
100.11; Isaac Cohen a*- Thomas R JJnyln et al. (fort
ti'i«'jr? of mortgage); attorney, W. B. Mar*.
loth m . No. 43H East: .rldir Kr«-«-dnmn agf. Abraham
Bernstein ft a!. option to imprers vernier's Hen); attor
ney*. Arnstein & Levy.
:.'4t!> ft.. No. 408 Ea«; Sltm,n I'hlf elder et a!, act.
Arnold Diamond et al. (foreclosure of mortgage); att< r
ney. M. Kilvensteln. - ;. -
*Ath «t., D. • . 282 ft w. 'if Avenue A. SSxlOOO; Samuel
Grots act Pip/nun* Co I ; in isii-cttJc performance); attor
ney. J. WlUttareld.
NEW-YORK DAILY TRIBUTE. THTESDAY. AUGUST 2. 1906.
. MANHATTAN BUILDING PLAN.
Pearl at., n. ». 71.8 it. w. of ■;-;•«; st.: (m n.
two story brick stcrer • MbMM '■ ' *'
■ borough 8.::1.nn Company, owner; F. B.
Richards, architect .- $18,000
" \ MECHANICS' LIENS.
Chambers st.. Ne. 11; Central Iron Works a«t.
John Doe. owner; York Contracting and Supply
Company, ' contractor , $10000
Mt£ »t.. N U Kast; a C. D. Radar & Co. agt. •
Mrs. M. F. Johnston, owner; Owen Cost«0o.
contractor 130 00
Madison cv».. Xes. 1772 sad 1774: PI tree Warny
•art. Ju'lar. Benedict, owner and contractor 570 00
•-•:. st.. Xo. 15 East; John Haul v . : & Co. art - ,"
Richard T. Wilson. jr., owner; Hiss Company.
contractor 1.82t» 00
Essex at.. No. 44; Ryan & Flnkelsteln agt. Jacob
- 8. Baum, owner: Henry Slepian. contractor 00 00
65th st . Ncs. 343 and 344 East; William A. 1 . .<
Thomas Company agt. • Charles Rubmger and
Max Klttenpian, owners; Louis . l*vln«, con- •' .
tractor 134 Cl
Rids* at.. No. Ill: ssme agt. Isaac Schlanger.
owner; Spels & Brettholc. contractors COS 16
16Sth St.. a. s.. 100 ft. c. of Ttnton aye., SOxlOO;
Salvatore & Scocca agt. A. Van Antwerp, owner
and contractor : €04 SB
Olst st.. No. 623 to 827 East; Samuel Smith set.
Cohen, Noviasky & Evens, owners; Klmter &
Cohen, contractors. SCOO
Madison aye., Nos. 1772 and 1774; Gordon & Rubin
set. Julian Benedict, owner and contractor C 67 00
Same property; Ham and Nathan Rubin agt. same SI6OO
Amsterdam aye.. No. 2607 to 2515: Leonardo Carlo
agt. Meyer Bach, owner; Bach & Goodman,
contractors 700 00
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
Hoe aye.. c. *.. 300 ft. n. of 167 th st., 26x100;
North American Mortgage Company loans SU
berbers & Saul $IS,BOO
AUCTION SALE TO-DAY.
At 14 Vesey «.— By Joseph P Day: Cliff st. s c corner
Ferry et, 59 11x57 4x67x55 2; 3 and S story bk loft and
store bides; Mamie Yon Felde agt R W Yon Feldo et al;
M C Gross, atty; H W Bookstaver. ref; partition.
AUCTION SALE YESTERDAY.
At 14 Vesey st— By Adrian H Muller * Co: Ist aye.
s w corner A ef Belmar. N J. 100x170; 2 story f dwg h,
with plot opposite on Ist aye. 100* about 150. extending
to Shark River, carrying riparian rights; voluntary sale;
withdrawn; sold at private sale.
JUDGMENTS
The following Judgments were filed yesterday, the first
name being that of the debtor:
nebro, Harry J.— M. Storms Company $141 S3
Brown. Charles A. — John Simmons Company I*4 12
Satr.e — 358 48
CnnJoza. David L.— Francis G. Alvord S7 68
Colville. Emeline— Florine R. Albright 136 51
Goodman. Morris (not summoned) and Samuel —
John Simmons Company 322 •»
Har.scom. Walter A. — John Simmons Company... 349 34
Heldel. Irene— Hamburger 119 86
Haft. Alexander — MarinelU et al 296 74
Husted, Anson— C. Dutton '.umber C<mpany.. «53 ?3
Lowe. George F. — Frederick Kushman 592 OS
Mann. Louis— David Waldman 19891
Munch. William— Emily Munch 4.392 73
Same — Sophie Munoh 374 85
Same— Emma Munch 374 :tt»
Miller. Annie J. M.— Michael Morris 181 60
Pitney, Frederick — Weber-Bunke-Lanpe Coal Com
pany fiflftl
nice. Nora H.— Robert T. Varnum 2S>l 81
Kosenhlum. Jacob — T. Pond '. . 37 16
£trauf)«. Max — C. and C. Electric Company 22 72
Schlufnky, Harry— John Schllnder et si.; costs 17 72
Stelnfeld. Louis — John Simmers- Company 322 Al
Nl!m*-r. Nancy -Julius Habow ot al ■ 33 81
Sage. James H. Clarence H. Bahrenburs et al.. SIM «I 2
Tho.-n. David H. — Thoir as Kelly IB «2
T>h*s. Robert \V— Ellen S. Auchmuty 171 27
Fulton Furnace Company — Dorman T. Connet «34 I*o
Manhattan Transport Company of New Jersey —
John Simmons Company c.r.r. -!■:»
faints- Sanm 1(M 12
Cambridge Court Hotel Company — J. Apt !rpat<» &
Co. ....- , 14421
CUua Llpsius Hrewiii.- Company — David Jones
Company ot al. ■ costs 78 01
H. C. A A. I. Piercy Contracting Company-
Thomas Shepard 126 <i 0
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS
Black. Joseph R.. and Hassford Itealty Corr.iiany—
Dion Stove Works July 2l». 19<>ft '. . $31130
Diamond., diaries. H. — N. I* Archer; June 11,
1»«* , 0»33
Duasle. Frank I*. — W. M. Flelschman; September • . -
23. 1902 7507
Ellas. Emll— S. Kubow; May Hi. 1905 (vacated)... 517 «ft
Htlnsohn. William— P. Krledlander; May 3, 11*04. 188 01
Jennings. William S. — Heal Estate Record Asso- .
ciation; May 24.' ISBS . . ". ... ... 74 »7
Little. George F.. John N. and Edward H. — C.
■Orth; June 7. lOOd.. ■ 224 40
Lawrence William H. —N. Jacobsen; July 23. 190«
(vacated) ........;... 250 41
O'Reilly. Margaret— ll. J. -Donovan; April 28, ■
lO'^J fins co
Bosnowaky, Jacob M. Perlowlta: May 11. 19M. . . - 33 65
Kleinfeld. Solomon and Ferdinand — Boland Com
mission Company: October 2«. 11*05 372 53
Topllfz. Monroe F. — W. C. Strange; June 30. 190«. 181 3S
Same— Same; April 10. 1905 353 33
Waddell. James A. — James Y. Watklns & Eon;
March 24, 1!«X5 120 31
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Com
pany—A. C. Larney; August 22, 1900 (reversed). RAO 23
Same — August 22. 1900 (reversed) KS3 58
Same — F. W. Sander: November 8, 1000 (reversed) 828 00
Press Publishing Company— T. V. McAvoy; June
2!». 1005 (reversed) 3,611 84
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday in the United States Court:
An Involuntary petition was filed against Zucker
k'ndel & Goodwin, of JCo. 35 West Houston street.
by three creditors", with claims of $1,006. Albert
Folck n-as appointed receiver with a bond of $500.
An involuntary petition mas filed against Solomon
Rothschild, at No. 3M Fifth avenue, hy William
Brill, with a claim of $1.13«. and two other creditors
with claims of $379. Preferential payments are al
leged. Charles BurUngham was appointed receiver,
with a bond of $10,000.
The schedules of the Hull-Camn Company, show
debts nt $21,1* «nd assets of $19,502. The creditors
are all small, the largest being P. M. Lehighton. of
Lehighton. Perm.. with a claim of $3,653. and the
C!tlse-.B' National Bank, of the same city, with a
claim of $1,000. The assets cons'nt of utock in trad.-.
$5 000- mnehlnery. $1,200. and accounts. $6,601.
John Greenherg was appointed receiver of the
business of Bernard Frank, No. 307 Greene street,
with a bond of $1,000.
HAI.SEY CORWIN DROPS A SUIT.
By consent of counsel on both sides, an order
was entered In the County Clerk's office yesterday
bearing date July 12 discontinuing the action
bicught by Hal«e>y Corwin. son of the former Con
troller of Brooklyn, against Roberta Corwin, his
wife, who Is the daughter of Morris Menecs.
Thero was nothing to show on the record for what
the t rtion wa? brought.
riilllp Vohlstetter Is the attorney for Halsey
Corwin. llattle & Marshal! represent Mrs. Corwin.
Uy a curious coincidence the discontinuance of the
Stut was directed the day before the theft of Mrs.
Corwin's Jewelry. At the time it was said that
Corwin was bringing a euit for divorce and another
suit for alienation of his wife's affection*. His
lawyer was later quoted as saying that he hud not
brought the latter suit and that the corespondent
nnmed in the divorce suit was a person not well
known.
TO LINK UNION AND SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
rßv Telegraph to The Tribune!
Topeka, Kan.. Aug. I.— A charter was granted to
day to the Missouri R4ver ft Gulf Railway Com
pany to build a railroad from Kansas City through
Eastern Kansas and Indian Territory to Denlson.
Tex., with branch lines running through Shreve
port, 1.R., and through Cherokee County to Joplin.
Mo. The air line from Kansas City to Denlson
will be 420 miles long.
The company Is capitalized at $1,000,000. and the
directors ar* I* F- Swinney, of Kansas City, Mo.;
C. K. Wells, A. 1.. Bere. C. N. Prouty. K. I*.
Browne. B. R. Lane and Winflcld Freeman, of
Kansas Oty. Kan.
It Is said the new company is subsidiary to the
Harriman interests. It was announced three
months ago that they were considering thr build-
Ing of an air line from Topeka to Denison. The
new line will link the I'nion Pacific and the South
ern Pacific system*, both Harriman lines, by a
route which will give the Missouri Valley a new
and short route to the Gulf. Mr. Swinney has had
more or Icfs connection with the Harriman in
terests.
E C TIMBER TRACT SOLD
Toronto, Aur. L— One hundred and eighty square
miles of timber lana. worth J1.E00.000. were sold
here yesterday to Holland & Graves, of Byng In
let. The tract is situate.! on the north shore of
Georgian Bay. and includes the townships of Hy
man. Porter, Totten, Vernon and Berth No. 1.
"negro brute driven overboard.
Cincinnati. Aug. I.— A special to the "Times-Star"
from Galllopclis. Ohio, says that when the steamer
Henry M Stanley was two miles from the city
early to-day a Negro entered the cabin of a woman
passenger and attempted to ansault her. He was
discovered and driven over the side of the boat by
the captain. It is believed he was drowned.
ASKED $265,000; GETS $3,500.
Norfolk. Va.. Aug. I.— Judge Portlock to-day or
dered paid in court the 13.500 damages allowed th<s
Norfolk ft Western Railway Company by reason
of the Tidewater Railway's grade crossing to reach
Norfolk, ami the court directed the Tidewater to
proceed with the work of const ructtne its crossing
1 ne final confirmation of the commlnMonern' report
wan, on motion of the Norfolk & Western Railway,
deferred until, a later date. Thi« is Hi* enwm in
which tli3 Norfolk & Western asked 536».0U0 dam-
GREENBURO ASSESSMENTS RAISED.
Miss Gould \ Heads -List— Protest Expected
from Residents of Town. . .
The *<-„;-:. residents of tho, town of Grrcnburfr
have, been .hard hit by/t he*; new assessment "roll.'
which -w : as filed' with 'Town, Clerk Charles IX. M' I
lard restart of Greenburg- Is . »id to N : the
weolthl^t ■•<.'•;, of li» s!:o.ia the state. : The
roll just flledshows a valuation of about f^tiGjXOn,
or an increase of nearly «.'««?.'«» over lav year.
Amonff •:.— affected by the n«»-.rbll is Miss Helen
Miller '}...,.;. who Is now th&, largest taxpayer in
town, paying on- |1,, V.V« personal property; Her
summer, home. 1., l Jr-t. has been Increased from
OW.OOO to WMN* and other property has been
ralsc-cl J2S.CW. Many are opposed to this _ increase,
as Mips Gould, hfis always been a biff tnxpnyer and
hnj* rot fo-Jght her personal assessment.
Other Increased assessments ".follow: Mrs. W. L
Bull v-..' to 1^0.000; MaryXewK »192..10n to *215.
000; Isaac ■ N. dellgman." «0,000 to 540,000: General
Howard Carroll. W'».ooo to $125,000: Daniel. G. Reid.
$17*000 to S2OIMJOOJ Isaac Stern. OZ^COO to 12M.000. and
Louis Btcrn..t-50.0'W to $275,nc0. i,^VIf V itW«
All tho property In the neighborhood o. • the
Ardßloy "colony is -assessed attlO.ooo an acre
Is- an lnccrasa over last year. There is ™> doubt
that , .., will be a strong protest on grievance
■1«Y t
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
. -. MINIATURE almanac
:n rlie 4:sC|Sunect .7:IO|Moon ,».ti .'44 V — r, « as* 13
• i ■ ■.■•-. .HI ;H WITKR '.
A Bandy • Hook B:ST]Oov. Inland 6:501 Hell G«te I 4-1
P.M.— Sandy Hook 5:85 fOov. Island 6:I2|H«11 Gate 8:03
. WIRELESS REPORTS.
Th» Majestic reported to Btaecoaset atSan yeßterflfty."
Then ISO ratlee ea.'t of KantueVct Lightship. She Is.ex
pected to dock to-day about T:3O a m.
INCOMING STEAMERS.
. _ , TO-OAY.
\>»scl ' From. ' • ' I«n«.
Ifwlsstlr .. Liverpool. July 25 White Star
• ;rr -..nPrinc Hsrbadees. July 24... I'rlnco
•fi»mlnol» Turks Island. July 25 Clyd*
ItaSSmt. HaWM. July % » • < ? B fS!"!i
K(.nlsin Lul»e Olhraltar. July 23 N O Lloyd
Bordeaux „Havre. July 21.... ...French
City o? Macon Savpnnnh. July 30.. Sarajmah
Cltta Palermo MaraeJhes. July 12.. La Veloca
Martello Dover, July 10 Wilson
FRIDAY. AUGUST 3.
• VaMl via Inairua. July 29 ; Hamb-Am
Bencaict Barbados. July 27..." Vr?,^
A1am0,...' Galveston. July 27 Mallory
PI sud Galvoeton. July. 27.- Mortran
El Paso. New Orleans. July SB Morgan
SATURDAY. AUGUST 4. Jr
•Umbrla Uverpool. July 28. Cunard
•Philadelphia Southampton. July 28 American
Celtic..... .........Liverpool. July 27 'Wlilte Star
City of Atlanta Savannah. August 1 Savannah
SUNDAY. AUGUST 5. •',''.'
•La Gagcosm*.......: Havre. July 23 French
•Columbia Glasgow. July 28 Anchor
•Carolina San Juan. July 31 ..NT* PR
Blucher Hamburg. July 27 Hamb-Am
•Brings mall.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Vessel
■ ■-„,. For. 1 Line. Mall elotes. sail?.
La Lorraine. Havre. French 7:00 a m 10|00 a m
Oscar 11. Chrlstlanasnd. Scand-Am... »:*» a m 11:00 am
Airerlka. Hambirg. Hamb-Am 11:30 am 3:oopm
SeKuranca. Campeche. Ward 9:00 am 12:00 m
Tennyson. Argentine. Lamp. & Holt. »:S0 a m 12:CA m
Finance. Colon. Panama 11:8f>am 8:00 pm
Blegmund, Argentine. Sloman 11:30 am 2:oopm
Princeae Alice. Bremen. N G L10yd.... 10:00 am
El Dla, Galveston; Morgan 8:()0pm
Matansas. Tampico. Ward 8:0O pm
Kansas City. Savannah. Savannah — — 8:0Opm
FRIDAY. AUGUST 3.
Prtna Willem I. Haytl. D. W. I ll:o<>am 1:00pm
Print E. FredTk. Colon. Hamb-Am 11:30 am 2:00 p m
Comal. Brunswick. Malloiy 8:00 pm
KJo Grande Mobile. Mailory 8:0© p m
Arapahoe. Jacksonville. Clyde ; 8^)0 p m
SATURDAY. AUGUST 3.
St. Louis. Southampton. American... . 6:ooam B:3o am
Cretlc. Naples. White Star 8:00 a m 10:00 a m
Lucania. Liverpool, "unard 10:90 a m 2:00 p m
Finland. Antwerp, Red Star... 1:00pm S:SOpm
Silvia, Newfoundland. Red Cross 7:30 a m 11 AH) a m
Philadelphia. Curacao. Rtd D B:3o am 12:00 m
Trinidad. St Thomas. Quebec 6:30 a m 12.-00 m
Mono Castle. Havana. Ward 10:00 a m 1:00 p m
Manual. Grenada. Trinidad ..10:0Oam 12:00 m
Prlnx WaWemar. Jamaica. Hamb-Am. 11 :OO a m 2:00 p m
Oranje Nassau, Guiana. D IV I. ll:0O am l:0Opra
Came«ense. Para. Booth 12:00 m 3:o(.>pm
Pretoria. Hamburg. Hamb-Am 6.-o<iam
Minnetonka. l^ndon. Atlantic Trans... ■"* .a
Astoria. Glarcow. Anchor 10:00 a m
El CM. OalveMoc. Morgan 3:oopm
Denver, Galveaton. Mallory -. 3:0 i» p m
El Dorado. Nt<w Orleans. Morgan »:«tpm
New York, Jacksonville. Clyde 3*o p m
City of Ma con, Savannah. Savannah... — — ■, 3:00 pm
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.
Destination and steamer. does In X. T.
Tahiti and Marquesas Islands— Martpnsa
i via San t ranclwo) To-day. 12 JO a m
Japan, rorei. China and Philippine lal
an.l.i— Hhlnano Maru (via, Feattlet To-day. 6:oopm
Japan. Coraa China— Spentor (via Ta
con-.a) Aug 3. O^JOpm
Hawaii — Alam^d* (via Son Francisco). ...Aug 7. 12:30 a m
Japan. Corea and t*hlna — Ktnpress of Ja
pan (via Van?ojver and Victoria, B O.Aug 8. 6:oopm
Hawaii, Japan. Corea and Chma—Man
churia (via San Francisco) Aug 10, 12:30 p m
Han all. Guim and Philippine [-lands — U
S transport (via San Franci»c.» Aug 11. 12:80 a at
Australia (except Westi. Ftji Islands and
New Caledonia — Maheno (via Vancou
ver and Victoria, H C) Aug 12. 6:00 p v
SHIPPING NEWS
Port of New York, Wednesday. Aug. 1, 1906.
ARRIVED. i
Steamer Friederich der Groase (Ger). Bleeker. Bremen
and Cherbourg July 21. to Oelricha & Co. with 281 cabin
and 731 steerage passengers, mails and mdse. Arrived a:
the Bar at 4:10 p m. .
Steamer Stonadnock (Br), Wilson. Shields July 18 to T
Hogan & Sons, with bricks. Arrived at the liar at 10:45
am..
Steamer St Helens (Br). Kerr. Same July 25, to M S
Arrue. with fruit. Arrived at the Bar at 10:45 a m ■
Steamer Finland. Apfeld. Antwerp July 21 and Dover 22
to the Ked Star Line, with 810 cabin. 1.01*3 steerage pas
sengara and mdae. Arrived at the Bar at 1:20 a in
Steamer I.ulslana dial;.. Carbone. Genoa July 16
Palermo IS and Naples 19. to C P Richards & Co with I<*
cabin and 1.W3 steerage passengers and mdse Arrived
at the Bar at 4:30 p m. •«««»
Steamer Alfred Dumols (Nor). Traal. Port Antonio July
26. to the United Fruit Company, with fruit. Arrived at
the Bar at 1 :3O a m.
Steamer Ole Bull (Nor). Abrahamsen, Guentanamo July"
18, Caibarten 23 and Havana 26. to Daniel Bacon with
sugar. Arrived at the Bar at midnight 81st *
Steamer Myrtledene (Br). Yule. Santa. Cru» July 25 to
the Tweedla Trading Company, with cedar and maboranv
Arrived at the Bar at 12:30 p m. »«»s»n».
Steamer El eisrto. Iloyd. Galveston July 26 to tha
Southern Pacific Company, with mdse. Lett Quarantine
at 7:46 a. m
Steamer Katahdln. Queen. (^■crg»to».-n. S C July 20 to
the Atlantic Coast Lumber Corporation, with lumber Left
Quarantine at 6:03 am. ' .• "™ x
Steamer Arapahoe. Kemble. Jacksonville July 23 and
Charleston 30, to the Clyda Ss Co. with passengers and
nidßß. Left Quarantine at 2:40 pm.
' Steamer Monroe. Hulphera. Newport News and Xorfilk
to the Old Dominion Ss Co. with passergers and mdcc"
Left Quarantine at 3:25 p in.
Steamer Tabor (Nor), llrunn. Perth Ambov. to the
American Smelting and Ss Co, in ballast. Left Quarantine
at 7:2 ft a m.
Steamer Blucfleld*. Hastings. Baltimore, to II C Foster
with mdse. l^eft Quarantine at 7.15 am. *oster.
Sandy Hook. Aug 1, U:2o p m— Wind east. li ht breeze;
. . SAILED.
Steamers Uaitlc (Ur). Liverpool; PoU>!am (I>utch) Rot
terdam via b^ulojnr, Thespls tßr). Manchester; liermu
cian (Ur). Hauillt<,n. Bermi.la; Ciler (Kor). Ton Antonio-
Baktr (tfert. Port Antonio; Bl Pla. Ga! reef on: Comua!
New Orleans: Ham.lton. Norfolk and Newport News'
Olinda. Nuevitas. etc; Nui»ce». Galveston: John Bossen'
Oeorgetjwn. S >\
The only form of food made
from wheat that is all nutri
ment, is the soda cracker, and
yet — the only soda cracker of
which this is really true is :
Uneeda Biscuit
The only soda cracker scientifically
baked.
The only soda cracker effectually
protected.
The only soda cracker ever fresh,
crisp and clean.
The [only soda cracker good at all
times.
5\ In a dust tight,
' moisture proof package.
;. NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
WfS^S^jif ,>/ §
■ r*j ■1 1 • j i^9
TAe Turf.
Last 3 *Day*s
'Brighton
>- Cooie«t
mfgni f%£% £* »t>»» Aronad
XVC-41'€?Nl New York.
.. V SPECIAL TO-I»A\ ITHIRSDAVI
THE *7 500 I>\|N(IHIK IIAM>IC.\P.
wlth'B other races, beifUmtng 1 at 3:SO P. M.
Electric Trains via Brooklyn Bridie: also Smith St.
Trolley. Trains from E. 34th St.. via L. I. R. R. Boats
leave root Whitehall St. connect with Special Electric
trains. E. 42d St.. E. 23d St.. and Grand St. Ferries con
nfct with TrolTpy. '
Proposals.
ohoi'osai.s FOR CLOTIIIKG & EQUIPAGE^
* Depot Quarterraaster"s Ofllce. 19 Whitehall Street.
New York City. July 20. ICOa Sealed proposals. in tripli
cate, subject to the usual conditions, will be received here
until 1 o'clock P. M.. August 3, 190 ft. and then opened,
for furnishing and delivering at either the New Tors.
Philadelphia. Boston. Chicago or St. Louis depots of the
Quartermaster's Department. V. 8. Army. 5.000 muslin
shirts and 6.000 pairs leather gauntlets. The right Is re
served to reject or accept any or all proposals or any
part thereof. Preference will be given to articles of
domestic manufacture, conditions of quality and price
(including In price of foreign productions or manufactures.
the duty thereon) being equal. Standard samples can be
seen at. and blanks for proposals and full information
will be furnished upon application to. this office. Enve
lopes containing proposals to be indorsed ' Proposals for
Clothing and Equipage, to be opened at 1 o'clock P. M..
August 3. 1808." and addressed to W. H. MILLER. Deputy
Quartermaster General. V. 8. A.. Depot Quartermaster.
QUARTERM AHI RS OFFICE. WEST
POINT. N. T.. July 23. 1908— Sealed proposals, la
triplicate, subject to the usual conditions, will be re
ceived at this office until 12:00 M. August 6th. 1008. for
repairs to Engineer Barracks. The United Statea re
serves the right to accept or reject any or all proposals.
Plans and full information furnished upon application.
Address Quartermaster. U. s*. Army. West Point. N. V
Unfurnished Apartments To Let.
4? FIFTH AVEI.,
at North East Corner
of 11th St.,
A NEWLY COMPLETED
EX ( : L U S I V E
HOUSEKEEPING APART
MENT HOUSE.
Telephoae f*S Oramercy.
A.— LOKIMt,
Kntrance. 203 IVest ~iih St..
fronting Broadway. West 74th and Amsterdam aye.:
SIX AND SEVEN
large, light rooms and bath: Handsome Arcade Entrance
- - FIRST CLASS SERVICE.
* Apply on premises, or
• 3. 17. WHITAKER. 2105 Broadway, near West 74tn.
•• • • ■ ■ . Brooklyn.
Q^O LET.— K>««nt apartments, in t modern tmpro»»
. m*ais. res^'nioa now. r<>ni to begin September I: I
and 8 rooms. rent «5 to 132 80. 015-051 President »t..
■Apply to your corn t«roV«c or Realty Associate*. M
R'rr,., n at.. Brooklyn.
Brooklyn Property for Sale.
O FAMILY CORNER BRICK HOI'SB, 12 rooms, hard
*•* wood trim: separata office: h.indy three car lines;
deal direct with owner. 2808 Avenue F. Flatbuah.
BEST PROPOSITION IN Fl*ATßt'BH.— Two elegant up
to date two family houses: 14 rooms and 2 baths;
decoratfd JOHN WATT. Owner 4i>* E. 17t^ >.. Flatbuah.
Long Island Real Estate /V Sale.
* - II » C X A tt A i PARK.
lots 5:... TEiais k.\sv.
Apply Ror ka way Park Improvement Co.. 192 Broadway.
• THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
FOREIGN TORTS.
Liverpool. Aus I—Sailed,1 — Sailed, •taamer Oceanic tßr). Cameron.
Niw fork via Queenotown.
Queenstown. Auk 1. 2:35 a m — Arrived, steamer Teutonics
tßr). Thompson. New York for Liverpool (and pro
ceeded); 10:43 a m. tai'ed, steamer Caronia (Ur).
Karr (from Liverpool). New York.
Plymouth. An* 1, 5 p — Arrived, steamer Bremen <Ger>
Prager. N«w York for Cherbourg and Bremen tana
processed).
Hamburg. Ju.y — Sailed, steamer Phoebus (Ger). Schicr
horst. New York. ■ „
Ha\re. Ancr 1. » p m — Arrived, steamer La Provence (Pr)
Alls. N*w York. ■
Hull. Aus I—Arrived,1 — Arrived, steamer Colorado <Br). Ward. New
Vori. •
Shields. July Sl— SstleJ. steamer Sasolelne «Br> Crosby
New York. *"
Rotterdam. July JO— Sailed, steamer Rotterdam (Dutch)
Boyesen. New York. , . ;.i._ " *
Barbados. July Ui — sailed, steamers Outrun* «Ger> Ebert
(from Santm*. etc). New York; Tlttan «Br) " Am^v
* (from Santos, etc). New York; 30th. Soldier Prince
<Br>. Dunn (from Santos, etc). New York
Beach y Head. Aus — Passed, steamer Batavla. ta-~\
Schmidt, New fork for Harrbvrg **=via (uer>.
Prawle Feint, Aug. I— Passed, steamer Mohawk (Br>
White. New York for Antwerp*. "™ awl tsr).
Genoa. July — Sailed, steamer Stcilia atal). Sartorla-
New York. * *
Naples. Ju!y M Arrived, steamers Indiana dtal) Parodl
New York: 31«. 1-annorJa ,Br). Benlso.-!, xiwYork
for Trieste and Flume. • orlt
Alicante. July S4— s-slleii. steamer Marianne tAust) Hresr
Hch (from Trieste*. New York. ~ * *"'*>
Newport, July 30— Arrived, steamer Craigard (Br) Pat
ter»«n. New York via Havre. ' rmc ~
Per«ii»tnb\i«v>. July SO— Arrrled. steamer Stpellnde ir> r i
Ptrwiter. New York for Rio Janeiro, etc. » uer »-
flea/ Estate.
• Registering /
* Your Property
- .....on .its Tax . Registration
List; obtaining all Sills -
. for '..Taxes, ' Water " Kates
and Assessments in time
to 'secure a!! rebates end
\ ' avoid all penalties; ar
- ranging for- the payment
•: . or .-these bills am! cxami
•• . nation of the City's Rec
ords ; to see that . such
payments are properly
credited to your property,
HI He done fora small
annual fee by
Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust
Company
capital & ?q enn nfin
SURPLUS £3,OUU,UUU
ST Llbi.fi; StV«et.E9 Liberty *tre*,
mtte i*&.) <Xrj.{ a Duib'i i,V\
in *tt in
1S« Montisw Street. HronVlja.
Title Deft, ass Trsat as* B» . - 4 D-;*.
RULAND & WHITING To",
REAL ESTATE.
• SELLING • IJEASING • MANAGING I
Owners of New York City and suburban teal estate wQ|
profit by Bending full particulars; houses, lots and aae
age. " Buon a Ignore Realty Company. 1.133 Bwadwsa. St.
Jam»a Building. New York City. Telephone. 173t jasssßtt
Square. Office OD*n from 1* A. M to DP. SI.
Aid Estate Loans.
ASMI Mi \i i ANTED on real estate deal is Issbk
VOUiUUu •-« plus 1-* of the profits <antounUß| ti
from £■& to 20% In all), imarantred: all expenses at t
vestigation paid if investment is not found to be rtjtt
and safe, and ail expenses paid If land is bought. AsV
dress T. NELSON BENEDICT. Attorney. HZ Mb
Street. New Rochelle N. T.
■ - A A TO «5O0». Ist mortgage, real estate only; prrrss*
>. )UU funds; 6 per cent. W. H. GARDNC3. M
Broadway.
City Property to Let.
* —TO I^ET.
- \ . 234 W3ST 75TH STREET
Apply
J. E. WIHTAKER. 2108 Broadway, at West 74th Stnet
Furnished Apartments to Let.
Brooklyn.
BROOKLYN HEIGHTS
Bachelor apartments: two and three rocr-« Bjl
bath: ccol and elegant: corner building.
DAVIDSON * BI'LKL£T. S4 Muctagoa st.
HANDSOMEST furnished apartment suitable • ■ ■
or two persons: steam beatsd and bath. ■ ;?. "H
m Pineapple at.. Brouklya. near th. bridge.
Country Property for Sale.
5000 ACRES TEXAS LAND
ready for plough. cn!r flO an acre; 9406> as sera <n»
adjoining, a new Boston. Address LAND COiCM;^
£lO.':t:R. Hotel Normandle. New York City.
A FINn CDI-XTRT PLACE, with every cosiilMt
■4% fruit and shade; 14 rooms: b*aut!fu; lecstssi: Ml
particulars by addressing Lock Box D.. Port J-rv!\ jr. T.
EAST ORANGE. N. WITHROW * A3KUEV >*:
J-* Main St. Exceptional opportunity: beasHM Bvreet;
14 rooms; Colonial, hand painted, hardwood:' r.-V-"
" I lA ACRES lowa land, ready for plow. HI j.i
•'.""v acre. $4<\> an acre crop ailjilsssl J.
PI I ELAN. Land Commissioner. Hotel Normaadla.
"CTARM FOR SALE. 1"» acres; fine Mfid!r.c< ■
* fenced: land fertile: choice fruit; 30 ■llWaa tan
Baltimore. H. S. BOTD. Cheatertown. MA.
VTTESTCnESTEIt COVXTT.— sal*, at O— tntag sat
II vicinity, several One restderces and country boon;
also thirty ■ res. highly cultivate.:. THOMAS LEAST.
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Meal Estate Wanted.
■PROPERTIES TO RENT. ••It. jranag* tesnit; not'
XT collection*: managing estates a specialty.
CTRILLE CARRE AUi TBS «th aye.. above 4SU> St
Meetings.
MEETINii OF THE AMHH
can Institute. Thnmday. Jsusuat 2A. IMS. at IB W.
i 44tta Bt.. » P. M. K. A. U. DATTON. Secretary.
Amusements.
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