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A 8120,000 WEST SIDE SALE.
PARCEL COMPRISES FIVE LOTS IX Til STREET.
Market.-' Found for Eighth 'Avenue : Parcel— To,. ' Alter Fifth Avenue*
IlvV.din<; for Husinc.ss I'.se.
mßEm^-.^-'^i- ■■'••'>:■:.;,-■ ■:<■ ■■ ■. ■ • •■ / .■'
•S.. X :: B«nri3. > .v — : aye sold; for; Donald M-
Cz-Zlt '.to;Ha.rry-11. KuUMT a" plot of i\r<) lots on
tße"nortt«iie of 17th st.;, ICO t*<-t east of v.v aye.
Tae purchesi ■■" was about » -- 1 " '" :
PttrJck K:<srr..ir. h« sold : . rough Palmer & Fin
aerrt-. Sos 7A' ar. i 7-1 *• 1 "••s-. a four story, stone
' ulldlng. on a lot »*:«*> feet. » feet south of
<-r sr.
PUM '...:■« been 'led 1 for HiaWsp over the four
st7T>. *• ! "ciLsr::.*r.'. :»»'.:ing bous«' No. 172 Sth
iiv«w- ow-nesl by tbm Fifth" Avenue Presbyterian
. . .- •;. into art |i|Bsfiaa and salesrooms for I*
AUv.Vr- &-Co., sjs >">•" A rear extension . 67
|jat dee; Is to te exiled. • Tho improvements are to
cost C " accordJns: to the estimate of A. G. Gott
-eb. tie architect."
Y-.r.z.t> Lavn *a:eo:b©*3 filed .for. remodelling the
f two *-.C -three etory- synagogue -No. ••"■ sth st. for
the Cor.sreeatlon A.'a-o-.-ith Tcschmem. Ncy stair
-sift, a-* •* be installed and a new roof built. The
frnproveaatnts ar« io cost P.^-O. nccording to the
es:l=:a!s ofFrcd El*'.!ner. the architfct. -
MTKAyser has ,-i for Dally &> Carlson to Leon
c *; n two hot-el properties at Richfield Springs.
which isy took In part payment for the Georgian
Cours- apartment house, at 66th st. and Central
Park "iVcst. . . . .
NEW CATHOLIC CHURCH PLANNED.
' St. Pad's Roman Catholic Church, on the north
sJde of 117 th St.. east of Park ay*.. one of Harlem's
ttadmarks. which has stood on the site since 1835.
IB to be demolished this fall. It Is to be replaced by
m. church which is being planned for Father Mc-
Qnlrk. A four story rectory will be built to meet his
f f hl r< r?cad!'as designed by Neville * Bagpe will
be made up In granite on the Italian Renaissance
%°USK. f a frontage of irA feet. The
church Villeover no feet of it and a 13-foot court
will separate it from the rectory, which takes in
the rest of the plot.
A new parochial school, directly in the rear, fac
ing in USth St.. has Just been completed, and will be
Opened on September 10. The church will be erected
en a steel frame, and is to seat about I.CO> persons.
BUYS MYERS PROPERTY AT YONKERS.
William B. Thompson has purchased the J. K.
Myers property en the west side of North Broad
way. Yonkers. He will build a flu' dwelling house
©a it for his cwn'u«'e. The property comprises 12
acres, fronting €25 feet In North Broadway, with a
depth of from **> to l.« 00 feet to the Croton Aque
duct. The plot is opposite that purchased recently
by Hr, Walker, of the Canadian Bank of Commerce,
•hd it. south of the B. Dula property.
REALTY NOTES.
Philip >.. Payton. Jr.. leased for a term of years |
for Harlin J. Wooaard to the Afro- American Real- '
ty Company a five story flathouse. No. 311 West
llSth st.
' Maclay & Davie* leased for Walter B. Horn to
the International Sliver Company the ground floor
In the Gill Building. No. 9 to 13 Maiden Lane, for
ten years, at an aggregate rental of $250.< X». The
]race was recorded yesterday.
Sll%-erman and Associates sold for H. Frank and
others 38 lots at Woodhaven aye. and Liberty at.
for $23,200: also sold for Rosenberg & ICafton SA
lots on Old South Road and Sprits St.. forU2a.:2o'V >
H. Bauendahl & Co. have leased through An
thony Un Forte part of the eleventh floor of the,
Knickerbocker Building. No. 79 to SS sth aye., for at
term of years. . __ J
L. J. Phillip* & Co. have sold at Elberon, N. J..
the house formerly owned by William V. Brokaw.
on the east ride of Ocean aye.. for Max Marx to
J. N. Bingham; also soid three lots In Wyckoff St.;
also leased for C. A. urammon to Harvey E. Fisk
a dwelling house in Park aye.
ESTATE SEIIS PiSE hOISE.
Peas*- & EUlman have s<-!« for the estate of Ja
cob Litt to Hermann Cohen for occupancy No. 817
West lrtfth Ft., near Riverside Drlx-e. a five story
American basement dwelling houw. on a lot 19x
100.11 feet
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.
J. G. Bftssman has sold for a Mr. Nathan No. 452
St. Nicholas aye.. a five story apartment house,
S7.«xEl feet.
Meyer H. Ullman has sold No. 2105 Bth aye.. a five
story flathouse. with stores, on a lot 25x95 feet.
Oyrille Carreau has sold for a client \to Susan
Baker, for occupancy. No. 22T East 49th St.. a three
story 'dwelling house, on a lot 18x105.3x irregular.
G. Tuoti & Co. have sold to Martin Garone the
five story tenement house No. *6 Lai?ht St., on a
lot 23xlf» feet.
Florcnt-e Alli.^n. of PhiJadelplila. has sold to
Prank T. Griffin the plot of one and one-quarter
acres at the northeast corner of Rlverdale aye. and
South «t. (252<i st.), Rlverdale.
Catherine Wynne has bought from W. L. Brower
two lots on the south side of 163 d St., 121 feet west
of Wocxlyereet aye. • • •
E. Nelson Khrhert has sold for F. B. Clarke a
•lwcllin? houPf on Chestnut Hill, White Plains, to
Edward S. Clinch, jr. The buyer will occupy the
house after it has been extensively altered.
Frankenthaler & Sapinsky and Charles Kaufman.
MARRIED IS HOSPITAL
Victim of Auto Accident Plights
Troth on Stretcher.
Frederick A. Swan, a son of J. Benjamin
tnn. a wealthy real estate man of Boston,
married yesterday afternoon Miss Helen Adelaide
Wood, of Dorchester. Mass.. in the staff room of
Flower Hospital. The marriage service of the
Quakers was used, it being* the first time ever
used in a. hospital in this city.
Mr. Swan 'vas ■ civil engineer in Mexico and
Panama, and when he returned to Boston sev
eral month* ago wedding Invitations were sent
out. The ceremony was set for yesterday at the
home of Miss Wood in Dorchester, a suburb of
Boston.
While in this city, on August 20. Mr. Swan
v.'!« ridlns «»ti the running board of a Sixth ave
nue car. and p.t 49th street was knocked off by an
automobile driven by a. R. Kirby. of No. 122
West -;J>th street. An ambulance was sum
:iioned from the Flower Hospital, and it was
found that Mr. Swan was suffering from a com
pound rmcture .if ill-- right foot and a fracture
< f a toe on his left foot. Dr. Day took him to
the Institution. an<l the injured man immediately
telegraphed to his oano#e and his parents.
BuiMßintcadent Hornby of the hospital con
sented to allow the ceremony to occur In the
hospital. T"e»«terday about a score of relatives
and friends arrived at the hospital, and Mr.
Swan iras plaoed In a combination stretcher and
chair. His fiance** had arranged all the plans
and had superintended the decorations of the
room. James Wood, of West Chester, con
ducted th« service.*. The bride will remain in
the hospital until h»r husband is able to depart.
It is expected that h» will not be able to leave th«
hospital for at least four weeks.
irjXTS AXOTIIEK MIEEIOS
Street Cleaning Commissioner Sub
mits Big Estimate.
John McGaw r oodbur>', »l-e Street C'leanins
Commissioner, yesterday submitted his estimate
of the expense of his department for next year.
When the B<>aM of Estimate and Apportionment
:r.eera to consider this estimate next month. it
B*t!J have Co decide whether to allow the Cora-
Jr.;»s;on<-r's request for an appropriation nearly
£. in';::.-!> dollars In excess of that, for the' cur
rent year.
X!>r C'/tnriii««lon«T asks for a total aftnropria-
Ueti of. K.SW.7CC. No attentiun is paid to the
n<:':r.t -^;...rt •»; ib« al4srmanlc inic.'tljratliiEf
f'i.'n.'nflt»*o. v::?;.) r«ye»M)uncQd>d the reorjraniza
tir.ji of till- v.'hcie 'If,--- rtni«.-:i; and th-.- appoint
>..*:%' «■•* a ■' '■',!<.:■■ y : ■■•Tiriilasi.ir.fr for Brooklyn.
T'-- .nturnissiosi«r recommends an increase In
*.*:« i '. .ir. - ■•* uiattii't superJntenrJentfl and stable
fnm-.€'.:. .fit • - j^iiin^t the proposed . increase
f.i .?.■■ TiE.jT ■•{ in* s>veet>*.r«. ' • '
I.EAVH3 5*0,000 TO TWO MINISTERS
(fit '. #:*«r«pii t, "Hie Ttiban«,J
.-: . L^nam. A«?. Si.~ TUt Wit at Mrs. Eleanor
i*iiMi. '..-■-. st 'Jltyt - t^-%:.-. {eaves t!><*~ residue of
\.»: -t-f « ■•■•. ■.••::?•».; i*. ?:.••>. t-i Uie n»v. r.e.;.
'..!-. *.: . >'. ! i.i:..fi*: '. .-'. 7.. an.: the Rev. Will
'««: H •■>:.! iird, Mi PriHaviliSi Zn'Z., lo tut used as
BSfJ MS* il—
as attorneys, report the sale by Louis I. Sill of Xos.
UM anil 'l4lo' Avenue A. two five story buildings,
on a plot EOxIOO feet. • ■ - ■ ■
Alfred -E. Toulssant has sold for Edward W.
O'-Ucar?. and a Mrs. Blackburn No. 69 West 3<th
St., a five story flathouse, on a plot 35.6x100.1l feet.
MECHANICS' LIENS.
Btone St.. Nob. SI and 25; Pearl st., Nos. 59 and
«1; Jacob- A- Zlmmermann egt. WHilam O.
Pls-ueroo. owner and contractor •13.3T8 28
120t!jst.V No. 330 to 330 East: Siegel & David act-
William J. GreenfleM and Harris Maskin. own
■ era and contractors .'.. 2.C50
133 d St.. No. 27 to SI West: same agt. William- J.
Oreesfleld. - owner and contractor : • •' 3,OtW 00
SUi tve., No. 2471 to 3478: Rattler Heating; Com- , -
pany act. William J. Greenfield «nd .Harry ,
Ma kin, owners and contractors ■ 1.23^
lOsta St.. No. 4 to lo West; Frank J. Dahlmeyer ?.-,-•..
apt. Xattowsky & Greenfield, owners and con
tractors ........'. ' 130 00
12»KIi ft., No. 880 to l Eajt; William Ehrll.h
agt.' William J. Greenfield and Harris Markln.
sjajui and contractors.. SOOOO
Bth aye.. Nob. 2471 and 2478: same agt same 20000
Franklin axe., c. s.. 159.2 ft. n. of 8d aye. ; Fred
Schnaufer act. Max Kessler and Peyser Book-
stavfr. owners and contractors. 4.790 00
Batfcrate aye.. c. a. 191.2 ft. n. of 174 th St.. 41x
109; William Adams & Co. agt. Sugarman ft ' - »
OHck. owners and contractors . <x-5 53
"th St.. No. n»: Joseph Varoba asrt. Samuel
Greenwald. owner and contractor; Samuel Zuck
ennan, contractor... : • l«a00
Sheriff st.. No AS; Mm» aKt. Samuel Green
and Moses Satirise, owners and contractors;
• Samuel Zuckerman. contractor • • 3UO 00
Ist aye.. No. 525: rame agt. Abraham Schlesinger
and Harry Uenberg. owners; Samuel Zucker- j^
man. . contractor. •>"" 00
120 th ft.. No. 830 to XH\ East; OoUsttl ft Gagliano
act. William J. Greenfield and Harris Markin.
owners and contractors. • • 3.900 00
1524. at . n. *.. 150 ft. w. cf Broadway. lOOxliiO;
• " Joseph Wel:ie art. Max Kess>r and Peyser _ „
Hookstaver. owners and contractors '. "23 00
31« «.. No. 0 West; Morris (Jrenofjky ajrt. Alfred
Helson. owner; C. O. Klygare. contractor 3. .45 00
14th St.. No. 425 Be«: William A. Thoma* act.
' Jacob Frallch, owner: Louis Frldman, con-
tractor • :;~iii': m 2RB 22
Kanpock rt.. n. w. comer Troy Ft.. 4.11x157.4x -
AlUSx— : Ameterdam Building Company «St-
Maud E. Lesley, owner and contractor 2,053 61
Grand st No 377: Joieph Roth act. Herman
Wallach. owner: Levy ft Wexetman. 'contractors .2 on
3d St.. No. S2O East; same art- nine 07 Ml
Broadway. No. SS4: name art- Emi:y Lawrence, -
owner; Hats ft Fried, contractors 300 00
Avenue A. No 1418; Frank Krokrra apt. Sydney
Wallensteln. owner and contractor 200 00
Summit aye.. n. c. corner l«4th ft.. i'.xion. Henry
. Ahr Iron Works apt. Mary Coil-ran and Ellra
beth • M. Devfne. owners: John Colleran. c°n-_.. A/ _
tractor ■ • 2 ' KM > °°
Sullivan St.. No. 146; RrFer.bcrtr ft Arowon agt
David Silverman and Louis Bloch. owners and __.-.
contractors a. sou «v
LIS PENDENS
T4th St. s. s., 133.4 ft. w. of 2d aye., 3.1.4x102.2; Ernst
Kansgen agt. Mar>- Schott et al.. foreclosure of mortgage;
attorneys, A. ft C. flteckler.
78th st. s. s.. 18i ft. s. of Ist aye.. 2H.3x 102.2; Solomon
Pc Vrles agt. Rachel r>e Vries et al.; partition; attorney,
C J. Ludvtgh
North Washington Square. No. Ift; the Washington Life
Insurance Company agt. Suian 8. Francklyn et al. ; fore
closure of mortgage: attorney, S. B. Clarke.
6flth st.. No. 32fi Kaat; Loula Bernstein agt. Bernhard
Gles, executor; action to impress Hen; attorney, C.
Schwlrk
61st st.. No. 41.'. Kast; Wiillam F. Moore agt. Esther
Rlnmentha! et al. ; foreclosure cf mortgage; attorneys.
Simpson. Wemer ft Cardoio.
SATISFIED MECHANICS' LIENS.
Willis aye.. No. 602; Sam Welsman egt. August
Dreyer et al. ; August 23. ISXVJ »348 00
6th aye.. No. <WS to «M: Brrschart & Barun agt.
Charles Lang ft Co ; August 22. HHKi .V 000
29th St.. Nob. 113 and 117 East; National Elevator
• Company act. Hudnut Realty Company; August
"3. 190H •••■ 900 00
Hughes aye., c. ».. 45 ft. s. of 18Sth St.. 120x100;
• the Vnlon . Store Works agt. Belmont Realty
and Construction Company; August 15. IPOd . . . 375 ©0
Riverside Drive. No. • 12"; ■ Barney Hlmmelsteln
agt. Oalvert Construction Company; June 20,
IKW (cancelled) ■ 159 93
144 th St.. s. a.. 275 ft »•. of Lenox aye.; Max
gllberstein et al. agt. Maskin ft Hyman et al. ;
August 3*. lIKW. 300 00
158 th St.. n. s , whole front between Jackson and
Forest ares.; Frank Denier et al. agt. Kati
Polacek Realty and Construction Company;
June 89. 1003 (by deposit) ; 118
MANHATTAN BUiLDiNG PIASS
Cherry tt.. No. 34 to "3S; for two six story brick
tenement houses, with stores. 34x122.10: B.
Golden, owner, Bernstein & Bernstein, archi
tects $73,000
18th St.. s. S.. 2J» ft. w. of Avenue A; for a »lx
ttory brick tenement house, 39x90.3: Joseph. '
Jacob and L">uis Lieberthal, owners, G. F. IV.
h*m. architect 42.000
Broadway s. c. comer IMth st. : for two six story
brick fistho-jses, n7.1>x?>3.1. W. Lyman, owner;
B. W. Levltan. architect 90.000
90th st.. n. *.. 175 ft. <•. of 3d aye.: for a ono
story brick stable. f*sxS2; J. Ruprert. owner;
c. Stegmayer. architect K.OOO
THE BRONX BU'LD'NG PLAN.
6t. Lawrence aye, s c. corner of Merrill St.;
for a three rtorv freme dwelling house, with
store. 23x. r i4: Jac.ib «'ohen. owner; Henrj- Nerd- •
helm, architect $f>,ooo
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
Ifi3d St. n. r.. 175 ft. c, of Amsterdam aye.. Sl>ic
112.H; LouU A. Jaffer. Joseph A. Goldfield ar.(:
Herman Heidelberg loan Famuel Schenkein J5.<XK>
DETFA Tin: A KWS.iVVEU.
Pittsburg Sleuth Abducts Prisoner
from Connecticut Town.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.)
Plttsbure;, Aug. 29.— Detective Louis Left, of
this city, arri\ed to-day, having in custody
Prank H. Davis, tilias Couture, whom he ab
ducted from a cuurtroom in Waterbury, Conn.
The Waterbury court had r-fused to hold the
prisoner until requisition papers could be ob
tained. Clapping handcuffs on Davis, the de
tective rushed him but of the courtroom, threw
him Into an automobile he had in waiting and
whirled him away to Xew Haven, where they
cauglit a train to New York.
At Xew York they crossed to Jersey City and
went to Philadelphia, where the detective took
his first re^t and food.
Davis 1* wanted nere for alleged perjury,
pointing firearm.* and jumping bail. When ar
rested in Wateroury he employed an attorney
and prepared a fight. Leff learned that the
court would ifl-ase him and planned to captuie
nis man and take him to Pennsylvania
PIG IRON PRICES BREAK RECORD.
[By Telegraph to The Tribune.]
Pittsburgh. Aug. A-Bessemer pig Iron reached its
hijfh water mark to-day, when the W. P Snyder
intrrests disposed of a lot of. I3.«v> tons the 'pur
chaser being probably the United States Steel Hr
P&ration. Of this, 4.«W tons for I*» 6 delivery brought
the record pric» of ci* 75 Th«> remaining v» }£E?V?,V
will be delivered in the first quarter 5-t half
FATALLY INJURED IN RACE WAR.
IHy Telegraph to The Tribune ]
Marion. Ind.. Ai: . ». While the militia com
pany was drilling in the McClure field last night a
race war was" started by a number of vourir v P
*roes. -who attacked tome of th- whites. The nolirr
dispersed the rioters, but Inter, as fevei f tSI
s'oung men were returning home, they were '„'
tacked by twelve N>*jrue*. all of whom Were armed
with pick hanrti-s. U.r.1,1 Allhrlght whs fatally
injured, his skull being fractured. James Coe a's
Knocked dnwn eever:ii tiroes and is seriously but
not fatally Injured. Twelve Kegioes'are under ar-
C«TY NEWS IN BRIEF.
An th.» result r.T a reckless blast Mr«. J. L. John
son, of No. Zit; West lUtll street, and Camilie
Krar.ioh. sis years old, of No. 288 Went 144 th street
wrre Injured by rocks which crashed into the win
'»'»■• of their home*. Huh persons were, attended
'fi' o an ambulance surgeon of the J. Hood Wright
Abraham Welr.berj;. of No. 492 STatkina street
Brooklyn, accused of being the head of a gang of
horse tiij. «••«•«, borsc poisont-rx and would-be black
ma.lers. wan <if»ch.irK«-i {reaterday by Magistrate
Hteinert .•: t» lc Tombs i.-OUrt fur lack "of !dc";;tltl -.,-
Henry A. Drury. who said to h.i.i lieen In th.-
Enjlish arm-- «uj that ha lived In 'the St. <;..-.
Hotel 12th street and I'nlvernltv P!a«, was ar
r.iigi!.-d yesterday in the Yorkviil..- police court for
imiH!!Ssi!at!!'.K a patrolman and fined $6.
A stork vi?lted New York yesterday afternoon.
It first appeared near the Columbus monument. In
Columbus Circle. attracting a large crowd, It fie*
down Kighti. avenue, followed by the crowd, until
tiM inevitable tool shot :-.. it is an offence against
the stat* »W t . kill a stnrk. and a hiryd* uollce
nidr. ma.!.- an unsuccessful effort to catch the man
who did it. • . s
Th* Tribune hxis received .$lO from "N. A." for
the BUclcman family, at No. 110 Harrison avenue
Wililaiuftb'jrit.
NEW- YORK DAILY TRIBUNE. THURSDAY. AUGUST -30, 1906
1 .~ ,'. •' i 1 ill v X/V^d!*^ QtfM I
HUNG HIMSELF ON DOOR.
Former City Employe, Just Back
• from Europe, a Suicide:
just a week after his return from a two
months' tour of Europe, Welford P. Saroni. of
No. 21 <» West 44th street, ended his life yester
day by hanging himself in his room. Saroni was
formerly a surveying englneor in v ' the : water de
partment. He gave up that job and took a trip
to Europe. He returned last Wednesday.
Saroni was discovered In ' his room shortly
after noon by Washington Dickinson, proprietor
of the apartment hot;se where . Saroni and his
father lived. Mr. Dickinson went, to Saroni's
room to see i the- young man about a business
matter, and found him hanging from, a closet
door by a short piece of stout cord, fastened to
the top of the door. The string was so long that
the young man's feet were on the floor, and he
was in a half kneeling position. It would have
been easy for him at any time before he lost
consciousness to have sot up on his feet and
paved himself from. death. The body was cut
down by a patrolman. When Dr. Barker, of
Roosevelt Hospital, reached the room he said
that Saroni had been dead for several hours.
Saroni was last seen yesterday morning by
John Costello. who lives In the same house. Cos
tello says that Saroni was unusually che?rful
when he saw him. The police have been un
able to find any motive for the suicide. Saroni's
father, who is on a vacation at Palenvllle, N. V.,
has been Informed by the police.
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
Justice Dowlinv, of the Suprrme Court appointed
Morton (.'. Kltch receiver for the Fulton Furnace
Company, of No. 95 William street, yesterday in a
suit brouKht by Ellas T. Jester, a Judgment cred
itor, for $2,128.
JUDGMENTS.
The following Judgments were filed yesterday,
the first name being that of the debtor:
AokMTTian. Bernard— Almo la Creamery Company. f.19 17
Adams, William— Howard (}. Ifyera 4«> si; .:-. i. : l.O7« 27
Brenaok. Thomas — Emily Charles et ai «1 1 1
Cordo. William U— James M. Raymond 10 41
Converse. Theodore R.— John A. Stewart.. 1422 92
Dtlks. Caroline — Armstrong M7tt 30
Ellnworth. William M.— Spencer Hurt SO OS
Edward*. Ellis B.— Francis G. nusch 167 44
Flood. Timothy— Pi! tsburg Plate Glass Company.. 42$ l>4
Goldberg:. Jacob— Alfred Plsanl 577 ft»
Same Same, costs 10 12
Gr-vss. Harry— Max Uolrtln '. . 15108
Geillch. Solomon— J. Alfred Plsanl.. 577 60
— Same, costs 10 12
Jcne». Benjamin 8.-rN*w Tcrk Mortgau- and Se
curity Company F9 50
Kennedy. Koderick — Oeorge A. Kessler & Co.. 500 88
Kamber. Julius- -Wright S. Travis 240 72
Kelly. James P.— Worthen & Aldrtch Company... 4.V1 10
Liherman. Bernard Charles F. Murphy 227 70
Llpshitz. Joreph— lwlah Lids ." 52 2«
I^evlnson. Abraham Oliver H. Keep et al UM
I.cnahan. Andrew J. — Henry Grurnbaum 12* 27
Pra»er. Saul— James B. I-ud!ow 35 34
Person. Orrln D.— Robert A. Kinkele 3.154 74
Rev!. Daniel A— Knoi McAfe«v Jr 257 41
Robinson, Jcnerhlne I>. — Richard -Armstrons. .... S7O 30
Rosenf'ld." Samuel— Max KMser, 7.2P9 SO
Slater. Jacob— Herman Masson et al .•.':...'.„ 21S 04
Twombly. ■ Wllllnm I.— lsaac Frank..-. 145 «4
Welrman. Morris— Max Kliser . ..;.. . s ......*...... 7.2«» «0
David StevonF ' Brewing Company — Catherine
. Doran: costs 0164
C.o:db»rs. Kaplan & Co.— J. Alfred Plfani: costs.. . 1012
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
TTie first name is that of the dobtor, the second
that of the creditor, with date when Judgment was
filed: ■■ »*
All Frederick and Edmund C. — Brown; March V .;'•■
2". l'.ior. iv.i'-ated) . t $202 72
Boeck. Bilward— F. Bell; December 15. IWI2 1.23170
Butler. Wi'lnr.i P. and John F. — C. A. Baudoulne
et al.: December 24. irx»3 127 60
Same— Same; July n. 11H3 ' 173 ft*
Cox. James M. — City of New 'York; June 1. 1(K15
(vacated > 153 S2
Il!ckF..n. Fanny G. I. and Frederick C Withers—
City of New York: .Inly 21. iflOT. 124 85
Eisner. William, and Joser»h Slegel — Kramer Wool
len Company : May 3. in:»r, 239 «3
Graber. Benjamin— H. Fish; August 17. IWM I)>4 32
Hyinnr. "amuel 1". — Lawyers' Titl* Insurance .-.'•
.Vmpnny of New York; October 10 'I003\(v«
.-.toll 117 C 4
Isaacs, l!«-n.!er: OuWle R. Isaacs and William K.
Finn— T. Blmpson; February 8. 1!H)6 ftl7«
Same— Sams; February H. 1!X« CH (til
Same — C I». naldwln et al : February ». iau6 71 «"1
— Sam*-: February P. '••'♦> ♦*,«.» 15
Lawrence. ilMrpf H . and John Kn^wltz — A. W.
Map; March 2. livxi • 05 78
Pp«s-iari Natli:;n — Mutual Bank; December 30,
IMW ...,.- 22«
■
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.
The following petition in bankruptcy was filed
yesterrlny with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
John Albert Sawteli*, nn actor, of X«. ISO EnFt
43d ft., filed a voluntary |WiM.in. The linMl'tlr-.
ore given ns J2.441 and the total assets as $15 >. Th»
lnrK» % st creditors arc Ju!°<» Van ''oik. of Smith
Beach. Stnton Ij>lnpd. fur 1300. nrd Dr. J. A. Cor
mier, of Rochester,' X. V.. for ?2">o.
... , MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE AT.MA.VAf
Sunrlsf? s:2o|fun!:et 8:40 : Moon rises I:.TO! Moon's ape 12
HIGH WATER:
A.M. -Sandy Hook ■» 2fl'Gov. Island ; 4. 3»t Hell c.rt • n n .i 2
P.M.— Hook 4:451G0v. Islam! :.:<).i Hell tint,- «:53
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY
Vessel. 'From. Line.
•DH.itt..-hlan<l Kami urn. Avxrust 22 N .; IJoyil
Maraval Port Si:iir August 22 Trinidad
A««ina cartlllf. AU|TU«I 11
Barcelona ........ . Kntrburir. August "0 Hamb-Am
Nopnlitan Prince. ...Gibraltar, August lit Prince
Miin Bremen. August IN N O Lloyd
Nicolai II f"finmhai?en. Anitust ll.'
IT^I-n Antwerp. A«KU*t 80
•Mnif^tlc. .* I.i\<-rr.. 01. AUfTurt 22. ! . . .White Star
Xl Rio <;.-i:v. ■>-•< n. A'lßTit 21 Mr.rjran
•I.f» Proven ■<> Havre. August 2."> French
Alamo UalveKtoo. AURiist '£> aloncan
FKIDAT. AIT.I>T 31.
CUta dl Milano ....SI Michaels. August 27 Li Ve:->ce
Eastern Prince Victoria, Ausi Ft 1'! Prince
Momcrc y liu::r.t Ansu*t "7 War.l
Vtldiva Aux Cays. Atißtiat is «_
SATIItI-AV. KEPTEMBKR I.
( aio'.lna San Juan. .Miru«t 2S. ........ ._
•Celtic Quecns'tbwn, AufttiM '.'."• White Star
I'hilad-li>hia Crerbcuig;. August '£> Vn>erlcan
Vmbrla Queetietown, August -•> Cunard
•Brings mall.
OUTGOING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.
Vessel. For. Urn. . Mj;i •'„, w'-i^f^
Iji .Ba vole. Havre. French 7*lo a m !«:«> a »
I Miteii s-t:it^« Copenhagen. - — -— !»:»am l":rtn m
Amerlka. Hamburg Harab Am ; ::i. :. m •' 110 Dm
SeuurHn a. Camjiecne. Ward !i:Wain 12:i>0 m
Casllda. l:uenos Ayres. 2:<ui ■• m ?.O:i n m
El N.rte. (Jalveston. Morgan . "•(hi » L:
City of Atlanta. Savannah ■ \-. m • {J|
FIiIDAY. \iv;isi' »i.
Prlr.p tier NedTli-.nden. Haytl, 1101-Am.ll:(K>a m «.ivv n _
Apache. Charleston, Clyde .. n : no |, m
SATURDAY, f?EPTBMBnh I.
St. l»uls. Southampton, American lt.wiin a-». ._
Lucanla, Uverpcol. runard lit:3.iam 2:(K»n{2
FtnlMl.n, Antwerp r.MStir !l':.Ni ,„ "•-.. : ™
Eajavia. IlomburK. liaml A«n. . I llfl !,'
Jlotiiv!; Antweip. I'hMiii:;.., I__ ' '"
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New York, Wed., August 29, 1008.
ARRIVKI).
tt-nn-:- Majeette iHr.. Ha>es. Liverpool Vuanal •"' and
Queensto.n ai. to tie Wl.f.e Star Line, iriUi *«~fib
anj 4!l» lt«rM« pjMer.Rer*. n.jiU aurl mJse. Arrived it
ih* liar at i.U, p jn. rtrm ." u * l
Ste^u..i N*<i!.ia ..>'•. Hal-efce, Hamburg Auaual IS •.
ii'r a\ r.r&.\, A : " an "■* * lth ■*" ■ Arr " <:j • i t i ' c
HMr. : rr"Kxeur,rliy .i:,,. farcy. Bristol August 24
tr..l Swansea :«!. t,, j tt tn.« Arkeli A ,"o. with . n ds* Ar
il.y.i at '.lie liar it, !l am. ' unst - Ar ~
S:eai.:»r r'y.in..nla t'ir>. Benlstun. Trieste Aurust 7
Huma 10. J-sI-uni M .\n,.ie« 14 au.l GlbraUar HTto th«
i V n«.»d fs • o. i.t.l. T.'t!. tin enwn and l.«m .--...".* ni»
ton**-* *-.;« r. Jut >.:-:.-,; itt tr.» Knr at ■ .V» ■» ,
St»viic-r fr!n.'».»* l:rr, «O«r». l'«nn-ina:in. •J-. u n \,,.
fast IS. .\Brlc» ii ana Uihnatw 'm. to Oclrieh* 1 Cu.
Amusements.
. L™ MESSRS. SHUBeWT AND anoerson.
RIP! IIP! HURRAH FOR THE HIPPODROME!
Next Saturday Is the Day
When' It. lUKhty Portal. Wjjl A K a«r fjj&J°»££
Thoiwanils of I'lpasure S*«kers ami Thfatrctoera .Who «l» X' "™ ,
Mountains and Seashore ntsntti to Applaal with . Frantic Ent . . m
A SOCIETY CIRCUS
*^ ItßFame Has Girdled the World, and Sailor* on the Sea While Away U>n* Vigils
In nemonibertns lt» Beauties. . •..., r -\l"-
A Xr.AV -i n>\iioN to satisfy the Ja«l«-<1 taste of the mm of the multi
millionaire period. _ m^
MOTOR! N.O^J^WI I. D:- AIR
Hold' your breath! because th*r« Is •>me fast B°Jne;. t J P ii
NEW TANGLED FEATURES IX THE ARENA: JTWICK DAILI iP. *.
Patty Franks, . ' '.Mile. A >rt. | NIGHTS \ iJ.VofSl.i"-*
The Uesserrs, Mile. Ethardo, ! 7VT "A tc J SSc. 50c.
TheAlthoffs, • ;. .Merkel Sisters, Y*A 1O VV T Yr- «TTTS-FB.
V = rce!ine, ■ . Spessnrdy's Bears. 1 1» v 3 IIIGIIBtiL
\.-..:r-. .qrATS SELLING now. .
~ T . .i | i«; l"?Tt.\:i mi. i r Ttit TOURISTS
Air^OO'X" X i^WA»» . s~ . iTlsalfi n*war and SSth St. Erp. 13.
— "■>■..,^ V^/ASlt^W Mats. Sat. and Labor Day.
pMRICISS^SSt^SS^ THL SOCIAL WHIRL
HENRY E. niXEV— THE MAN ON THS^DOX- ■■
- — ■ : : : " "* — a. i ~ '■ ' " r
UlinC^Vt TIIK.\TRK. 44th St.. E. of B*war.
n U U C U ft Eves, at 8 :10. Matinee Saturday.
TO-XtGIIT AT 8:10. — „
iiKsnv auto en -.jones 1 m:w n.u,
THE HrPQCRITES_
PL>ITCDIi^M TIIKATRR. D'way and 44th St.
it PI I CnJwtt Eve*., $:15. Mat. Sat.. 2:13.
k\;.;\ MATINEE I*\BI)i: DAY. • ■
IIATTIK WILLIAMS LI i. I C GHERUB
in the Musical Play LI 1 5 P.t U!ItRUO
JAMES BLAKEL.EY. TOM WISE & 70 others.
I VPtTHU Broadway an<l 45th St. Eve. 8:13.
LI wCUSTi Matinees To-day at.d Sat. 2:K».
L^ ua? xx * k - IHE -LIDK THE MOUSE
1 n&QOiCK THEATRE. anth Ft., near B'way.
VJ/\IK.I\iVIV Evgs. 8 .. 0 Mat. Sat. : 13.
W m H . DP A « PPI?B OF MONEY/*
By AUnED SUTRO.
KNICKERBOCKER IU v " ;l - st.
OPEN'S SAT. BVG^-SEATS now OS SALE.
FRITZI SCHEFF -,!,-,, .
cmkv am/mm opens Saturday.
■ r«-> . _ ' Seats Ready.
£%.Uari aiIAILL, i nni;i> I.AHV.
EMPIRE THEATRE f OPENS MONDAY.
vfOHIV DRFW In" A. W. Plnero's Play.
SEAT SALE OPENS TO-DAY, 0 A. 91.
DALY'S TUKATI:K. Broadway and 30th St.
UMhl O Eves. 8: 15. Mats. Sat. and Mon.
BBaSn MARIE CAHiLL
i ■raaaiTa,. MARRYING MARY
NEW AMBTKRUAM THEATRE. West 42<1 St.
OPENS .MONDAY, SEPT. 3. SEATS ON SALE.
HARRY BULGER
yrU/ VflPSf mi B'way & 4!ith Ft. Ev s. 8:15.
FiLM lUlsft Best Seats *1. Last Mat. Sat.. •: 15.
!,::;, mum & HHATH IftSftrag
Mon. Mat— Rogers Bros, la Ireland. Seats Eelltnff.
N\f KOOF. — U\ST WEEK— THE CRICKETS.
W i I.uken». Al Learn. Lottie Gllson et al. In
« ■ ■ Great BUI of OUT-AND-OUT VARIETY.
AMMERSTEIN'S PARADISE ROOF. 47d St.. B'way'
Evbs. (THE FAYS. KARNO'S A Night in an
8:13 ( English Muste Hall. Empire Comedy 4. etc
Dally Mats. (Roof BUI). Victoria Theatre.
r^f^ROilF '"mamzelle champagne" I
1 PARPEN IIUUI ■ cvry Eve. Adm. 60c. I!- %.$!. fI.SO J
ti.iiAMBRA ; mi'mn winner. rairißE city
-tii Av.ISaSI'.IQI'ARTKT. vi i k pi SIIKAMVS
.Mts.DoilyMc. I ANIMALS. ED BLONDKM. & CO.. etc.
PCI ACl*fi Theatre, 42<1 St.. w. of B f y. Eves. B 13.
DCLAOi/U Mat. Sat. & Mon. Second year In N. Y.
DAVID BKI.ASCO presents HI \N<HK BATES
IN "THE GIRL OF THE GOLDEN WEST."
■j I Oil Last 4 Weeks. Openinc Next Sat.. Sept. 1.
lIIOTJU ats selling for Entire Engagement.
DAVID Itl I \"('O presents. 3d Tear in N. Y.
HARLEM;;:;,::-; Labor Day SaSSS
the COLLEGE WIDOW
ACADEMY OF Mt'SIC. nth St nnrt Irvine Pi'
LAST WEEK. The Kirke I.a Shell.- Co. Presents
KA^iin THE VIRGINIAN *
Prices. 25, 50. 75, 1.00. Last Mat. Sat.. 2 Eve 815
NEXT WEEK -Matinee Labor Day < Monday > '
-THE H3ESR T ™ HOOKAH"
Seats on sale. Regular Matinees.
U A P i^PTT TIIE.4TKR. i-.'.i st . w. of urway.
riMU'vL i I Bvga. 8:20. Mats. Wed. and Sat
THE LITTLE STRANGER
1 WEBER'S 1?™?™ ES! y xS^
HILDA SFONG as LADY j M
JiiUltHl QP TniS.iTUB.Ti "ith St.. Broa.lway.
allaTlwOT u\i' Evsrs. 8:30. Mats. Wed. and Sat!
"The I.i;ti. Crmedy delightful — well acted." —
HIE TWO Ml!. WKTHKKIJY.S.
wf^tS'O .:•■•,- ;^^; t-xas
Nest V.vrk "Th- SLEEI'INC. BKAITY AND BEAST."
MOTOR C/iE:^
l"or Theatre, . Sh«>i>ping. Sight -"*eelaa. Races :, .
HEW IBM tl r AKSFQfitATiON SO.
UEW m SO.
. ■ I-.ig.itli Avenue anil 4sth direct.
'it' plioiif ■!?>*•> ' .>.i:niliii».
•».;reiit^-t .\. '. Livor) K»t«bii»t.nteni in th» World."
Write for illu»trate<l booklet, .tvius rate*.
!*!ANBAIT/V> blanche walsh
Matinee Labor Day. KKECTZE.I: SONATA.
MANHATTAN beach
PAIN'S njssrssA* I Ev^p.mS
nios ? S Gi3L mm fm CC J^d\
RIGHTO?* SEACH ****»"
*t ajti 1 1 jj , „,— (l , H| ,„
SPECIAL TO-Nt.lir. Kfao
iLOiirs cakmvai. OF F !"E
5.00.", SKATS AT I3>-
<;!tAN»_SfAN». 2-;-. Bo\Es. .-<>,•.
IMJniV^ON * »IM)VS Gc£%TEi:
LUNA- FAR.X
.. Mir.uie» by B. V. T. l.vi.a l'ari. Cxpreaj from U::.l sl ,
ilrct Me «n liie Tier at
\j ix A . in ILA X D
Take :nm Steamboat*.
EDEN m^^x^i^r^isuW^
.vi<i:i:. i irKAUsric f»;ikk wji. j. b^van.
«!tl> :liH» cabia and !.!■■> .:•.:»;- passsns>ra and n. .-.
Arrived a. fi«- Ifc.i at 8 ■■ n.. • . ' n - l - f*
.;;.-. tee: UumJiM- lti*r, I.ur.lorf. San Ma \, .-,_-; r -.- ,
■:■ ■■...■;... Ac« itorfiCOan SI. ... Kui:cb: E.!y« . v $- -i'.h 4?
pav^: !G ir«. iua.l.4 ar.U rnOte. Aniv.,l Pt th« Darat,U:Sj
Anunio ' '•■-- ■ •"•'■ ■' ■•■ ;:,-,, l frv.U M., -l YAh . ,u!^ ,
Autcnlo A IBUtM 23. ' • ■ ■ . '•• : 1 i
Arrived at the Uar at -':-. i p ... ' IMl> «
Stru.T.^r li!r*r tXo;). V. c. fort .\n*nn|,i -. ucu *i •<- .
-:,.• Atlantic "' Ult °'- with t ait. Arrived *' he v" ?
, M^n,^ :1 , I T%r. i i: U.v, l , i,,~i ~: 1 ! V ■t^^;, na l? IV-"1 V-"V M
i ... with 1....^^. Arrived nt -i. (Ur a: 1...". ji |.' '"*••» i
(= .->nv i i-<iiar.:, iOii,:»n». l:ak.;-. .»..;,.•..;,.. Aumnl ->1
< «r.lfnn« SI aM If.tvara », |o W |> Mumcn, Kith cunr'
Ft«jitr»T <•;•! tain A F Li.-.* Rub«ll« P*rt Arthur T.-«
A-.<sfu:t Sri to the StawUnl CU Co. with cl!. la q ...,/
ttmr »t ">:yi n m. w ■ , . "
P«-»m?r «o oraOf- ?-.r*;\ . V,:u A»«VM il ami Bruna
wU-k •.'!•.. (o ■• !t Mu." ,v . .. with ia J: .-:iK^r.s and mCmm
L»ft Quarantine at <":ftri an af»» ww mL
.St».-up*r llrrsen ' N ' orv H»niik««-n. Havana August "4
a°n, mn'S'tato "rr^k**- A ' " a the Hai at V »
Stmn-rr Aparh* Wap>|i. k». nvlllo Aucimt "« »n.l
.'..rl.sr.n-J7. «„ ,l .. , -.>.,.. F. U»*. wtth paw^.7, 'n
in' •«•■ l.fti giiarnniln.- at 11:.".; a ni. »«^r.««r» anj
Ht»:ur-r Monrc*. Ilu'rhiri". Newtw.rt .\>t»-» and Norfolk
to th« fljil I-.. :i -.ii : .., Si Co. r.lth n.»-.nn»rs. and n'.l»e'
Left QuaraMtn^at 2:".r. p rr.-
Strarnr ,W)njuh. Trunli. J'hil i.l -.fhia to the C'v.le '««
C* %-Srti m<l»*, Off llivlUßn2a »t 2:."J> p"n«. ' /
Kin.lv Hook; V J. Al " la - *" ■ m - w " d aoutbtai!.
Il2Ut bi«»e; cloudy. = . "*•.
Amusements.
iicd Estate.
Send
for this
Company's circular on Tax
Re<;i>tr.itinn wlikh ex
plains how, for a small
fee, you can save yourself
trouble and anxiety by
registering your property
at the Company's Tax
Registration Bureau, and
c:in have ali bills tor Water
Kates, Taxes and AaH»
ments obtained at the
earliest possible date and
ppid m tiir.e to avoid aii
penalties.
Lawyers Title
Insurance and Trust
Company
capital & €jo Ksin nnn
surplus «p3j3UyjUUU
37 LH J--IJ Street. CO !.il.«rt» Street,
•Title Dept.) (Trust i Ui^il^f :• , t...
MVM! \ 11 W.
183 Slornngaf Street. Brooklyn,
APrHAIMNO SF.I.LINO. KENTINO. ,
EULAND & WHITING CO.,
REAL ESTATE,
5 BEKKMAX ST. 1 NEW YORK.
L.MIKE CHAKGH OF I'IiOPKKIi A SPECIALTY.
RICHMOND HILL. L I. — «O.SOO for two Queen Annas
'$5,230 each). 40x95; seml-deta.'hed; seven reoms; all
Improvements; easy term 3. JOHNSON, premises. 134
Jefferson aye. South. Richmond Hill. Long Island.
Auction Sales of Real Estate.
gITREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY.
WILLIAM F. WARNER. Plaintiff, against CARO
LINE WARNER BEEKMAN. et at.. Defendants. —
Is hereby given that in pursuance of an interlocutory
Judgment In partition, duly made In the above entitled
action, bearing date on the 2nth day of July. 2806, and
entered in the office of the clerk of the county of New
Tork on the 2«th day of July. 1906. I, the undersigned
Referee in said judgment name.l, will sell at public
auction at the New York Real Estate Salesroom. Nos. 14
16 Ye»ey street, In th* Borough of Manhattan City of
New York, on the 10th day of September. I<JO6. at 12
■■.i. 'v noon on. that day. through L. J. rhilllps & Co..
aurtioneera. the premises directed by said judgment to be
roM and therein described as follows: "All that tract,
piece or parcel of land, situate in the Twenty-fourth Ward
of the City of New York, in the County of New Tork and
Stat* . f New York, formerly in the town of Ynnkers. and
County of WestchestT. and formerly a part af the farm
of Joseph IVlafipl.i. anil distinguished on a map of bj'ld
lns lots b<>lonK>ns to Joseph IVlafleld, made by Andrew
Findlay. surveyor, and dated April 17th. !«»:«». as let Ncn
3. and Is hounded anl described as follows: Easterly In
front by the old Albany Post Toad; Southerly by lot No.
2 on said map. raid Southerly line b.- !n^ parallel with th«
lino between the farms of Oarrett Garrison and Joseph
DelalleM, and" distant therefrom four »4> chains and fifty
<r>O) links; Westerly in tie rear by a .a.! rorty MO) feet
wide; and Northerly by lot No. 4 on said map. sard lot
lieinp in breadth in front and r.^ar two O chains, and In
length on the South side five i»» eaa an.l twenty-flve
i2r.» links an.l en. the north side are *'»> chains and thirty
frur <?.*> link* contatriinz •ne an.l om> six one-hun
dretlths of an acre. more or less, excepting therefrom a
riot of land fifty <r.f» reel In width, by caa hundred <KO»
fe.>t in depth, frontlns . n th.' r..a<l which is the Westerly
boundary of th.» above described tract. and forming the
Southwesterly corner of sf«'d tract. I.etns; the said prem-
I?es> conveyed t.» William J. Major? by John p. Oakley
am) another by <v- .1 .tate.l November fith. IS4.V and
rectified tn the ne c ; nto rr # <» Office in tfce County of West
pneatsr, in IJher 1 1<». pare -I*!* with th» excpptl.in of th»
n'.mist-s cr-nveyed by .lar» F. Ma|or>- nnd William J.
Major? to John F.rsvfh.- by deed dated June I^h I*9o.
and !e<v>r.>.l In Liber 233« of l»e»-'.1s f.>r V.>ntche»ter
< .isatv. paiee f>4. ami with the further exception of th?»
Pimlm conveyed by the r»rne part'rs ••> DavU F*.^r»vt>i#
t.v .1, •..,> '1...,' .Tune fjth !<*»■>. and r.'-l In Liber 2SOJJ
of TWd.i f. r Westi^tvit-r rovntv. i>aKe 9K."
l>ate,!. August 14th. 1!K>«.
. . . - ISAAC S ISAACS R»»e-ee.
JAItK« X nwvoit. ESQ. Ittnrsjey f>r P:aintifT »
--st 42nd rtrert. Rcfotwti of Manhattan New York
J.\:.t':s F. IT"OS.--. FSO . rnev for Defendant* 220
R-.-,i-,, a v. ro-.i-i-t, .f Manhrttan. New York Ctty.
Th<» fo'j.-w'ne is a dia^Xiira of The property to be sold as
Crscrlbed above:
Old .\:iiin\ >>, st Read
The approslnrati »rooun» of iit« tax ■» a.c«stneat« an,l
water rent, or ntrer Ue» !, „-:, Wr , t t1 ... p ,, rc . u ", r
I)at»J. New Yo:k. Audi's- l-'t>- 190«.
TSAAC S. IS VACS, F-feree.
Proposals.
(QjENERAL DEPOT OF WAItTKISMASTER'S
nepartni-r.t. \V.-,shln R t"n. r>. C. A'/jrust "7 19CR—
%^!ssssi ' ii n lri! iii-« te - -rill •- **"*•* •••£wsfe
. 1.. -in . C>'»,,,ei ■1 i!»».. ana then op-ned for con-
Mrerttajs. I' 1" ' 1 '- '- r£r»lnaß». Kar-rtptng bestir* and
v^n;, ;; u«..n clean* conduit, ami W ;rin X m «t"m Am*
'•.! ••••* Wall I. c i Army i:,:,«.,: Hospital Army lii!
I-:' Ground* Was.-inr.on. D »-. in . r.., u7>n i: . n X
1 :'^: 1 ;^: 1
Q. M.. \\; .-> !.• ••; •,. . I. <■ * w - BL ~r.
Ql'l 1« -K ..I THK \I.MISSI«>\K!:S I) (•
Item and .-n r«.-s-»ry Information win ir fur.tut i
QKFItTB. i 'OMMfSSIi'tNKUs. I»lSTi:lt"r~OP
**c!irr.lij WavMricton Vie "l t«»on c < .
'■M 1..- ii 19,4, f , r , . ' ™>* »n»l! U in
►l"p«».f>r. vvKST vV .u»i.i.ow. Acttnc c\>mm!»
•AD
iißiilffli
r.,^n. .N . rf. A n.i N, , , News.; ljxi»pi,. a ». Oalvw'^T
TH MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS.
rOREIOX pout*
Unfurnished Apartments To tgt
Kf'Afhf" Seventieth St
New— F Vtpi ajsj|
Housekeeping Apartments,
MajnificeoUy AppoTotei '
Complete in every detai of '
Service and Equipme
Special features included in RaM m -
Refrigeration, Electric Light, '
Automatic Mall - Service',
Vacuum Cleaning System.
.. Ready for Occupancy Oct. In
Now Renting.
Suites of 1! and 12 rooms— 3 baths,*
$3,250 to $6,003 Per Annum.^
Inquire of Superintendent on presses.- r
'Phone 481 Columbus.
EUCLID HALL
BROADWAY, 85TH TO 86TH STREETS.
The finest and latest ajsctsra?
bouse on Broadway, arranged tm suit*
of 0 and 10 rooms. .
SUPERIOR APPOINTMENTS
AND CONVENIENCES. .'.:
Euclid Hall was desi~nc3 •■, -*>:
the requirements of families atsssß *
tomed to living In private houses.
A few choice apartment! to be ha]
from October 1, 1906.
Rent 5.............. .52,200 to $2,300
Apply to
SLAWSON & HOBBS. igts.
_-♦ OLVJfBI'B AYE..
Near "M St. Teltphon. rtSt CoL "
THE FANWOOD,
112-114 East 17th St.
Aa eTartsest ia choice •cetle%
lir- ■ rooms. «leva.tor »err!;-«. etc
Eight rooms and rath. .. »::■<;*
THE SORRENTO,
N. W. Corner 31st St. and Madison Aye.
High class Apartment, in suptiili Ws!£
location, elevator, etc.
R«v«nth floor, eight rooms and bath irr<lf«
Bachelor Apartment. . three rooms and bath. i: *•».:■,
THE PALERMO,*
125 East. 57th Street.
A specially 'fine apsjrtmsßt la
choice residential section, elevator, ate. :
Eight rooms and hath and servants quartan — s: » «
• • - Apply to superintendent, or
JT. ROM VINE BROUN * CO
■-, A\>«t 33rd Strwt.
43 FIFTH AYE. t 'f
at North. East Corner |
of 11th St.,
A NEWLY COMPLETED _
■ > EXCLUSIVE
HOUSEKEEPING APART
MENT HOUSE..
TeTe?lion« Hi Craaersr. ■' ■
The WYOMINC,
55th ST. AND 7th AYE.
Housekeeping Apartments. :
ABSOLUTELY iiurwwr.
TU« lutiut. tersest rooms ia tots cits.
Built a* investment, not a specuiattnai
Every modern convenience.
Servants' elevators, vacuum system. Ac.
oto 14 rooms and 3 baKis. Rents j~ mo ta »..>o
Not ready for occupancy.
Rent commences October 1.
"The best apartoi.-ct ever Luilt below the Fi:V.~
— N. T. Herald.
HOTEL OXFORD.
r.\KK AYE. AND SSTH ST.
THE RUTLAND. Broadway and 3?th st. -Physician »
■ I apartment. nix rooms an.l bath, central location; rent
reasonable. Superintendent. -, •
Brooklyn.
M LET.— Stoajaat apartments, all modern PPffl
X ments, possesstun now. rent to begin October 1; I
and H rooms, rent $£5 to SK! *>. 945-101 PreSISSM •••
Apply to your own broker or Realty Associates, »•'
Remsea St.. Brookltn. -mESas -
- Furnished Houses to Lei.
-,_, _, ,_ i ,_ i i iii ,~> ~>^^" - '~ "*
TTOR RENT. — Completely and beautifully fajrsjsbat ■
X house, three otorfes and basement; every HSI'SS,
ience; splendid location, near Riverside Pr>Te;\|s^p
back yard, with tree*, crass and Bowers; lurslii-^'
of the best and to the smallest detail. 'Fhoajs SOT
River, or c«?dres.< E.. 311 Washington at. _^_^
... - r * ; ■; -;
Country Property for Sale. j
FOR SALE— RIDGZVIELI), COX*. ""
The well known "ELM SHADE COTTAGES* O «♦
faces*, beautifully situated on the Ma: WsfJ ~*»-f
the Library, in the. far famed, chars:: | VHP ■
l:itts»-rteld. Conn. . * _
Thr»«. acres of land: Ms tat el«rstle.-s: :>» " ' aT
from New York. Will be sold togetker ■ »•?»:».•*
on easy terms. Inquire of . . "
JOHN W. ROCKWELL. Itldajefleld. CSSBv ._
\ WELL, IMPROVED R\NCH Of 1«.«SO SCtSB tor ••
- V at >:. per acre located 1O miles from ClisjT*. ■
M. (!IU« Ch*yence. W>omlnaj- t ' __
TLANTIC HIGItUANDS. Jt. J.— »» feet SSC^» » 3 *
X3l «»ver!ookii« N. T. Bay; SWasft* feet; a«n»» _ *
rooms; stable, etc. Inquire Rood 1908. SI Part ■■ ■-
.. _^-^^^mm
F>|; SALE— ONE OF THE MOST AttmAoT:\3
J. ..later. In Vermont. ,For particulars SjMssSl *» »
K. F I>. route No. 2. West Rutland. Vt. ■
\\ TATnRFRONT « ocean and Great So*** Bsy » #v * 11
V > acres: cottape. . six rooms; pine trowe: i.v« Pjj
boats; vegetable garden J. B. BWEZET. P—tbrr-- '-
,, — _ — ;
City Property to Let. __
NBW h:sn class Aaaevtcan t**r£afdt :w.;:mii for «■■*
i> Apply to *"L\KK ESTATE, B*l TT •' » " __
Heal Estate. Wanted.
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