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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By Bryan Kennelly 4s-52 Great Jcnes-st n s 100 It
W Of Bowery e6x87 11x66 5xso5 story business bldg;
voluntary sale p Great Jones-st "A 10 Elm
St 59x1O06 story business bldg; voluntary sale; "a
Bond-st IS # of Enl-st % 9x99.6; story
bldg: voluntary sale; 71st-st. II of
West End-ave, II 2xs4.5 story dwg voluntary
By L Phillips & Co: 234 13th-st 235 # OF I'd
aye 2l5x1033i story br dwg h voluntary sale: ese
635 13th-st 1913 # of Avenue c. 50x103 3; 4
story ten his. with stores voluntary sale.
Joseph P Thompsop-st W
10 IT Grand-st, sty brig
ten h; action l. Van Norden Trust Company agt H j
Packtman ct al; Johnston & J. attys; Doyla ref;
amount DUE Siso91 e2 taxes etc $4,000; subject to
nve mortgages for S32 500; No 90 SulIivan-st g.
e1 # Of Springst 65x55 Ok irregular sy brk ten
due, SIS, 232 %: taxes, $40
By Richard v Harnett & Co: No 275 West Broadway
e l7S IT Of LAspenard-st. 17.3x57 TO alley sty
bldg; voluntary sale $3.50 ~
By Julius H. Haas (at Bronx salesroom)-Park-avs
e3 # Of 152dst e. 2x122x Irregular vacant; vol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
TzR OR PEACE At STAKE.
Building Employers and Union Rep
resentatiUes Hold Joint Session.

-,,e-sl convention Of representatives OF the
,.-sinate associations IN the Building Trades
r-~,overs, Association and the unions working
= - the arbitration agreement TO revise the
.,,snr hesun yesterday at the Building Trades
90 TIRE convention win determine whether or
- repetition Of the building warfare of the last
,u,o wears viii take place this spring. The unions
.v ther are anxious for peace, and though they
-o-.ose5 some drastic changes in the agreement
re belief was expressed by their representatives
lsst night that there viii be harmony in the build
inc industry
Twenty-seTen OF the thirty-two EMPLOYERS organ
,-stiors and thirty Of the thirty-two unions now At
reace with the employers, We're represented
me labor delegates submitted substitute agree
rsent containing the main features of the agree
oent be revised. but It had other features which
the employers refused 10 accept. TWO of the pro-
posed sIneiloTlenSs were construed by the EN-
ployeTs Is pointing 70 revival OF the sympathetic
strike 4ney provided for the withdrawal of all
mechanics from building in cases OF grievances
rrpding settlement
TIE unions gained what they considered an i'm
porta1l concession In getting a amendment &C
cepted providing that the salary OF Samuel b
DOnnely, secretary OF the general arbitration
board oe palo Jointly by the Employers Associa-
tin and the unions. AT present, the unions hold
be Is . an 1ntents and purposes a salaried en-
move OF the association. go
TIE amendments proposed by the builders were
10 reached They viii be considered on SATURDAY.
s-eIhoon. when me convention will be resumed.
Inc employers. IL said will sanction a nian
suggested by some OF the unioss for union central
body lor business purposes only. Ninety thousand
necnanlcs are involved in the matter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
JEROME WARNS CHINESE.
Must Stop Shooting Summons
Head Men of Tongs.

Gin Gum. secretary Of the On Leong Tong.
and Tom kim, treasurer OF the Hip Sing
Tong, happened TO be in the Court of Spe-
cal Sessions the same time yesterday, and Dis
trict Attorney Jerome called them out in the cor
r5or and talked 70 them He told them he was TO
sand for the head of the two rival tongs in
Chinatown some day nsxt week. and he wanted
them tell the head men they had better respond
70 the invitation.
I'll have a professor Of Columbia University who
Is Chnaman to interpret for me- he said. $50
II know exactly what is said by both sides. and
want understanding and agreement that
there shall be shooting in Mott-st-"
Gin Cum said the shooting had all been by the
t1ip Sings. Tom Kim said the On LeOngS did
ali tbs shooting Than TIE two Cinnamon glared
az each other.
You tel your head men 70 come and see me
when ! send for them" said Mr.. Jerome. Tell
them that unless they come and make arrange
rnenI 10 stop shooting I'll send my there,
ana ny men VIII not take any prisoners, but there
VII be many sad Cinnamon"
Gin Gum and Tom Kim promised 10 tell the head
men what Mr.. Jerome had said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22

three story house, No. ago West I67th-st on lot
z9X13O feet also sold for the estate of william D.
thompson the three story high stoop. bay window
lot 15.3x100 feet
Samuel Williams has bought Nos 16S5 and 1.6S7
ffsL.aVe two two story buildings, on plot 40Sx1OO
Feet hantor & Tracy were the brokers.
Llcntenberg Brothers have sold two five story
apartment houses in course of construction, each
S6xleo feet on the north side of 147th-st 200 feet
west of 7th-ave
Huberth Gabel have sold for George F. Drew
!. kempner
John Peters & Co. have sold for Walter J. Cohen,
Myers & Aronson and Edward Baer, to A. Damco
Nos A3, 25 and 207 East ATHEIST, four foyr-story
front and rear buildings, plot 626x100.6 feet
John n. Barry has sold for August Lpstein to
George W. Robinson, the plot of lots the
east side of Broadway 2S5 feet north of Naegle-
ave, 2ooxl5O feet; also sold for John c. Tredwell
the corner plot at the southeast corner OF West
lots. -
Warren & s1illin have sold for A. Hollander to
client the five lots 125x100 feet. the north side
OF l22d-st. go feet west of Amsterdam-ave.
Philip A. Payton, jr, has sold for Henry II. Kut-
ner to client, the fve-story triple fathouse. No
q West l47th-st 25xl0o feet; also resod TO James
n Ihoraas. the fve-story double iathouse. No 30l
Pocher & Co. have sold the fve-story apart
ment house. lot 3sSxS33 feet. No 2O2 st. Nicho-
1as-aEe.. for Joseph Hyman and Maurice Simon, to
Joseph Moss who buys for investment
Du Bots & Taylor have sold for Thomas Rey
nolds TO an investor, the northeast corner of
hathouse and store, on plot 2s2x1Oo feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22

i0AAC ~ SELIGlAN TO ERECT BANKING STRUCTURE
ON LARGE PLOT IN THAT STREET
Operators Get DelEng House 4ad-Teo Big Brook
Ign Tracts Change Hands

Douglas Robinson. Charles s Brown & Co. have
resold for Austen G. Fox the Dewsnap estate prop
erty Nos l, 3 and Wilnam-st (Which the
same company sold to him ten days ago.. TO Isaac
~ sehgman The price paid is substantial profit
above that paid by Mr.. Fox which was understood
to be about $4,000. The same company also sold
10 the same buyer the corner of William and South
William sts.. triangular lot. containing approx
nately leo square feet for clients of Anderson
Pendleton & Anderson. The owners of this small
lot have held it at 100000 II is understood that
Mr. Segman will build a low building on the con-
unued parcel to accommodate his banking offices,
although no plans as yet have been drawn. Mr..
Seligman paid about $500 square foot for the tri-
angular parcel
solomon De Walltearss has sold for Anne B.
Fheips to Boehm & Boehm No. S12 to 326 East I'D
ST. seven private dwelling houses. 116SxlOO feet. The
parcel is between LIST and I'd It is understood
onat me Stenwav tunnel will have station nearly
opposite the plot
M me Realty Buyers have bought from the winant
w, pennett estate zS lots the Bay Ridge Park
11eSs NIroWs and LIST aves., Brooklyn. Ruston &
$50 oD2 n5 were the brokers. The price about
S 49, Inc Realty Buyers also purchased yester
say say tne NJ a Martin estate tract. from 9Th to
SSn ave, ana from Ovington-ave. TO 72d-st. Brook
iyh. about lbs lots The price was $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
CLEAR FIRE ESCAPES.
Order Issued by McAdoo-4Uen-st
Blaze Inquest Begun.

The tenement house fire escape icebox and stor
are room must 60 At rolcall yesterday a general
order 10 the police was read ell stations direct
izg them 70 see that all fire escapes were kent clear
O. furniture bedding and cases of beer and food
TIE order was the direct result Of the Allen-st
tenement house fire, in which twenty people per-
ishe5-
Commissioner McAdoo received a letter from
big real estate owner Of the East Side, who sus-
rested that the jantor Of each tenement house he
made responsible for the fire escapes being kent
clear The writer said he had enforced this rule
II az his houses for years with excellent results
Coroner Goidenkranz began the inquest into the
deaths OF the twenty victims Of the Allen-st fire
yesterday. Among the witnesses called were Fire
Marshall Priai. Foreman Hennessey Of Engine
Company No. II: Captain Murtha of the Eldridge-
81 station. and several other policemen. Patrol
Nan Saubitz testified that the fire escapes were not
blocked. and that about seVenty-fve persons es-
capped By them
Hennesey blamed the cowardice OF the men ten
ants as the chief cause OF the number Of victims,
who were mostly women and children. He said
they fed without the least attempt to save the
women and children. Isadore Davis, who discovered
the FIRE got his family out before alarming the
other tenants. Captain Murtha said the fire escapes
were not 0bstructed-
before the fire escapes damned with furniture
and bedding and that he had complained TO the
vile O. the Jaitor about the door 10 the roof being
locked
Prompted. he said by the loss Of life at the
Elien-st- FIRE Alderman Mccall yesterday offered
resolution for the aupropriatiou of 500 900 for the
Tenement House Commission 70 provide additional
Inspectors. Alderman Wirth objected.
What guarantee have we that there will be
past?" ne asked Because Of Alderman Wirth's
ee5ection the subject was laid over.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

washtngton-ave. W 8. 44S.6 II OF 169th-st far
TWO five story brick tenement houses. 42-6xSs6;
Strauss Bi1on ar 1l s.s... 5000
Belmont-ave, n c corner Oakland Place; for two
five story brick tenement houses, 36-7xS761a
and oTx9S ia; Charles Asst, owner; Horenburger
Straub, architects 900
Wendover-ave s. 1902 It Of 3d-ave; for two
FIVE story brick tenement houses, 45x9S4 and
4Sxes4 4; Leader and Bloom owners; Horen-
burger Straub architects. 5000
Unon-ave. S. l61 II Of 156th-st; for two
story brick dwelling house, 36x2O; julius Fig
linolo Moore & Landseidel architects. 5000
Jackson-ave G s. 315.4 II OF 1e5th-st: for a
and a hall story brick dwelling house, 25x40;
David Robinson. owner; Moore Landseidel
Webster-aye 6 s. 42SS5 II n Of l97th-st; for a
York Central Railroad, owner Charles 5 Clark
ls7th-st, n s. % It o Belmont-ave: story
brick tenement house. 4ox5S.4: Samuel Mclean,
Thomas " Lamb, architect 5000
Columbus-ays s. so IL OF Van Buren-st
story frame store 7.6x20: Theodore ] Reese.
owner: William Enrich. architect. -.....-.... GOO
Courtandt-ave. e 2. 10 II OF l54th-Et. six story
brick tenement house. 5Oxs7: Henry S Comp.
Pelham. architect
sth-st, v corner Avenue A. Unionport
story frame shed. 6Ox40 Thomas Setz owner;
W G Pienfro1. architect --..-...<...-... SEQ
Hoe-aVe s. Do II n OF iG7th-st two story
frame dwelling house, 22x5G Jacob Blaesser.
owner: Il Garyin, architect 1000
169th-st u 40 II Of Washngton-ave,
story frame stors 15x22; Rosa Scheuer owner:
Rudolph Werner. architect .........--....... 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
VILLAGES ELECT OFFICERS.
Westehester County Charter Elections Held
Yesterday.

II the village elections in WestchesteF County
The Republicans were generally successful yester-
day. IN Pleasantville the Democratic stronghold
Of The Harlem Valley, Charles NJ Lane. the Repub-
hcan under sheriff defeated William II. Bell, Dem
ocrat, for village president, by 155 plurality.
North Pelham also a Democratic village. re-elect-
Cd William Edinger. Republican. president. Peek
skill and Ossining have elected Republican village
officers by large pluraHties- In Pelham Manor
Frederick H. Allen Democrat was elected presi-
dent without opposition Other village presidents
elected without opposition on union tickets were
Isaac ". Turner. at Mount Kisco; Charles e.
dredge az Rye; Daniel Warren at Mamaroneck:
a r Searles. at Pelham. and Ellis ". Gladwin, at
aronxviue
TIE South Nyack elections resulted as follows:
President, Charles McElroy; trustees. J. Elmer
CAristie. a New-York lawyer, and Frank B. strau-
karnp; treasurer. Charles a Chapman, president
o. the Nyack National Bank.
IN Nyack the citizens ticket elected, as fol-
5SSs; President, Abram Myers; trustees, William
". Crosby and George R Wyman: treasurer
John N Gesner, cashier Of the Nyack Bank: coll
4eetor. Theodore F. Odell, jr.
Olner charter elections in Westchester resulted
ss Follows: Piernont-President, T. W. Bauer;
Iostees George A Leitner and J. Muirhead; treas
slsT; John B. Wande: collector, Seth S: Ackley.
80 naliey-President w. Parker Smith: trus-
I5iss l. Barker: treasurer. Isaac D. Sherwood;
President william p Foss: trustees Thomas
AsHcn' LOUIS Cohn and W. II. Bennett.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

5th-ave corner 44th-st 96 1OxfO5. F,tb
avenue and Forty-fourth Street Co 10 Clarke
st Nicholas-ave. No 169 W s. 31.sx40 2x27x1237 7: WV
DoFothea Dober TO Harry L Bloch and another
49th-st, No 121 West 20 i0xi005: Edwin p -"
Masten to Eleanor A Capstck mortgage, S23,-
1asth-st s25 # Of In 100
BENJAMIN PdaTTs to Aaron shapiro Nominal
81 70 Henrietta Solomon and another: mortgage,
Lexington-ave n 62d-st 205xsO: The
Murray Lenox Land Co 10 Abby S Marshall:
5th-ave corner 1iSh-st 25 5xss; Isaac NJ Witt 0ii
TO David Kalman; mortgage, SD. 500: Q c and 100
xlOoxl079; Max Artlich A Steyue;
mortgage sl25O0: C and. .................... 100
Tine Schattman 10 Richard Germany:
1a7t6-st No s28 west i6x92; Mande R Ginsberg -VV
TO Jennie Rosenberg mortgage. $4,000
3d-st Nos so and 50 West. 4sx75; Charles NJ
Rosenthal to William Fox; mortgage. s5S.O00;
Cherry-st W corner Catharine Slip o2x r-
regular; Louis Bernstein ct al to James
nedy mortgage S66 500: C ...............
15th-st, No 161 West. 25x1033: Catherine Naien-
schein 70 julius 3 Fox; c and ;......-... 100
91st-st. No 155 East. 20xl00S: Eva Bauer
Conrad Bauer and another; mortgage $500;
- o ana ;3; - . - 100
ward. 5Ox110 Mary F Laurits TO Lavtnia
Dunn: and. ........:......- 100
Lenox-aHe. W corner 121st-st. 1Oo11x75; Lois
II Lyman to Isaac NJ BERNSTEIN; o and... 100
Westinghouse, 134.3 Fl of 16Sd-st. ASK
irregular: Max Danzis TO David Cohen: mort
lo5thEst. 10 sou west 1sxIoo IL: George Nicho- -'
las 70 Fanny Dryfoos; mortgage, $4,000:
1ostR-st n s POS # w Of west End-ave 2Sx
1O0.l1; Pauline Bier to Samson Lachman; 0
5t ana corner 44thst 96 1oxiO5. clarke G
Daley Fifth Avenue and Forty-fourth Street
Co. mortgage, $55o,0Oo: and. 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Adarnant Real Estate Co 10 A Townsend; st
Nicholas-ave, . S, so II s Of 1T9th-st; St Nicho-
Ias-ave. =. so Fl Of 1ISth-st; years, per
Daley. clarke g. 10 Title Guarantee and Trust Co:
5th-ave, 5, 60 II of 44th-st. per bond
Same TO same; 5th-ave, corner 44th-st, per
bond
Kennedy James J, 10 William L Raymond; Cher
ry-st Nos Ill and 113; years. "a per cent;
Csale-vski, B. East River Savings Institution;
Jackson-st. s corner HenTy-st; years, Al
per cent -
ST. No 206; years, per cent. ......-........-
Coyle Eleanor NJ 10 Emisrant Industrial savings
Bank; sCanal-st, S corner Cenrre-st; year
Hanson Alfred E. City Real Estate Co: block
bounded by 2d-ave 10 3d-ave e5th-st 70 67th-st;
10 mortgages. as per bonds .-..----..--''-.--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
BANKRUPTCY NOTES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were nied
yesterday with the clerk in the United states lis
trict Court:
r.ur1or q F2rinekerhoff tr No "a Tsth-st. la
bites s27 O9s contracted as member OF the nrIn OF
ives and an Individual SoVVV ne
individual assets are $75 Pettoner has DEBTS OF SS
ResItv Company other crestors David H Miller
No as East I03d-st. ST. $50; John A Phlortck Bro
Bro No i05 East 22d-st Ss421 Thomas BAILEY No 90
amount $4,000. due to Gurdon G. Bznckerhor OF No
- LYMAN Kapian cloak and suit maker. No. 1853 East
s7th-st liabilities $4415 assets. S110 The principal
creditors l. Dinkespel & Co., san francisco
81 600; Joseph Abrahans. Paterson, n. j.. $1,000
An involuntary petition filed against Bernhard ana
Leo Wagner. composing the firm Of Wagner Brothers
Jewellers No by Herman J. Detz
ber creditors with claims aggregating $50 The al
legged bankrupts made general assignment March IS
1905 -, N.
Abraham Rose appointed receiver OF me business
Samuel Danzger. involuntary bankrupt Win oono
s.. 600. Go,
Merrill E Gates jr. appointed receiver for Samuel
Fuerstenbug. with bond Of $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
TWO MEN LOST FROM LINER.
Fourth Officer and Carpenter of the sarma-
tian Swept Overheard.

Hslifax March with the news that her
fourth officer and her carpenter had been lost dur
ae teEnpestuous passage the Allan Line steamer
e~1atan arrived here to-day, after being eighteen
osss out from Glasgow. The Sarnatian met con-
unnous strong hesdwinds. which greatly retarded
Iet progress. two Of her daily runs being sixteen
1ao nineteen miles On March L. while Fourth
oslleer 4. Gloyer and Carpenter Thomas Muir were
sSs1Ilng one OF the hatches. they were washed
sssefooard BY z tremendous Muir was not seen
sstasln Members Of the crew saw Gloyer strug-
ZIG In the waves and threw a lfebuoy 10 him.
shs man caught the buoy, but HIS strength failed
-. ne iost his grasp. The Sarmatian is bound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
SAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.
San Francisco, March A.-The official closing quo
.ations for mining stocks to-day as follows
NAVAL STORES.

The market for spirits turpentine steady and
changed. Rosn ruled firm at former prices Tar was
steady and unchanged. We quote:
SPIRITS TURPENTINE-OI and machine bols. 56g
561ac.
TAR IS 25
So 90 F. So 2OQs3 Is; G. 35qs3 80; n SO 6OaS3 20;
SO sOGs3 30: K 81 35S4 As; NJ 81 s5G$4 80 y, 50 TO-
W G. IS SO; W W. IS 30
STOCK ON HAND.
604 bbs
Tar LILO Dds
Wilmington, March 21.-SPIRTTS TURPENTINE firm.
SIC; receipts bills ROSIN-Nothing doing receipts So
bbls: TAR firm 81 20; receipts 252 bills CRUDE TCR-
Savannah March 21--TURPENTINE firm. 53c
81 sales SIS bbls shipments. 44e ROSiN firm;
receipts. $50 bhls sales o5S; shipments 26o Quoted
A, 81 IN; D, 50 s2lz; E. 50 STA F. 81 e2l2 G.
So O5; II. So so; s. 5o X 81 %; NJ. 81 So n. 81 as
" G. SIS: W w IS Is.
New-orleans March 2I.-Receipts: Rosn IS bills
London. March 21-TURPENTINE-Sp Spirits. 3ss 4isd
ROsIN-Arlericsn strained IS nd fine. lis 90.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
REPORTED LEASES.

Inc Charles F. Noyes Company has made the
Ionow1ng leases: The building No. Is Ferry-st. to
MAham SonervilIe Sons; the store and basement
NO lis Nassau-st. for Joseph Goldsmith to H R.
$50 LOT Max Won Pein to the United Cigar
oIeres. company; store and basement No. Han
St foo LOTS n the following buildings No z Dutch
F ES,, S1eeks estate to Pakenham & bowling No a
10 tbe tor Gable Wire Manufacturing COMPANY
Marren-st for Henry Mecabe 10 Ioeh 4 O. W. %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
THE HUDSON OPEN TO NEweURe.

The first trip up the Hudson this season north of
Rockland Lake made yesterday. when the
steamer RamsdeH. of the Central Hudson Steam
boat Company's line, opened the channel to New
ourp The ice was thick Notwithstanding the mild
weather Of the last few weeks. The boats OF this
line will now make their regular daily trips.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

York by the grace % God free and Independents to
Julia D. Haviand. William D Hsvtand. Rease N Havt-
land. Lsonie d. De Luce. Guy ID. Haviiand Walter D.
Starr. Chandler D. greeting Yea and
OF hereby personally
be appear before or
York the Surrogate's Court q said County
the County Court House IN the County % New York
the 18th day q April 1903 AZ hair-pas ten O'Clock n
forenoon OF day. then and there attend the
Judicial Settlement Proceedings o.
Charles T. Pell David J. pGnnar and ireW Shiand.
Trustees Julia D. tiaViland Mary c. u.
fourth subdivision paragraph thu
Last VIII and Testament Of William H Dannat. de-
ceased and such Of hereby cited under
Of years required 70 appear hy
guardian. II have none.
appear apply for be appointed IN the
q OF failure ao guardian VII be
appointed Surrogate represent and Tor
n testimony whereof have
the TIE Court ef the SAID Couny q
New York % hereunto affixed Witness Hon. AtNE,ls
q THOMAS. a Surrogate 81 said County. the
County OF New York 28th day OF February. the
Or ourL ord one hundred and i've
iSeaLl JAMES A. DONNEIL4N.
Clerk % the SurroSatea' Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
MECHANICS LIEN FILED FOR $4,000.

mechanics lien for $4,000 was fled yesterday
against property on the north side of I35th-st 100
lseI east or Lenox-ave.. 3OOx9911, where G. NJ
p7s ana Joseph Wittner erecting an apart
ton ard mason work - -O- AON44Ua-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

io9th-st, No sl1 s15 East; for six story brick
nathoJlse with store, 44xST- II; Cooperative So
cfety owner: G Pelham. architect. 49,. "a
s2d-st No 800 West: for four stofy brick dwell
ms, house 5ox4O; T Root owner; c A Fueh.
architect 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
City Hotels.
Citations.
THE People OF THE STAT

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. BY the grace % God free ard ntspeuse,4 p,
Amelia b Horntng Philip james Laverack swine A.
thur LaVeFack Catherine Margaret Laverack A,,e75s
Ellen Laverack. Thomas Augustus Lavsrzclx F~--o~--
Annie Laverack. and Herbert
stevens Ching. and Mary and 10
known heirs and OF any. Of Anne Bi=bo1
ceased and 10 all persons interested estate az 90
Bishop, late OF the County OF New York deceased a.
creditors ssatees
You and each % hereby cited required
DO appear before Surrogate OF rhe Crr -
New York at the Surrogates Court County he'd
on the 9th day OF May. 1905 haltpsst O'clock 10
the forenoon or that day. then and there attend
judicial settlement Of the account Of proceedings OF Er
beth r Chambertin as eXecutrix OF the anf
Testament q Ward b Chsrnberiin under the
last VIII and Testament OF Anne Bishop deceased sDf
e Georse f. Chameeriin sole surviving under
the said VIII OF Anne Bishop. deceased or
hereby cited under the o twenuv-7n,
years. required % appear By guardian Il YOU
have one. II you have appear apnlv for
be appointed IN the your Neglect ~
failure % do guardian viii be Appointed bv
SGrrogate 10 represent and Tor proceeding
In testimony whereof. have caused OF
SGTTOsztes Court OF the said County YorE q b
hereunte affixed Witness. Hon. FRANK T. FTTZGE,P,-
AID Surrogate OF said County. II the C0untv ~
New York day OF March. year OF our Lori
thousand nine hundred and tive.
JAMES \ DOSNELLY
lSeal-t Clerk 81 Sarrogates' Court.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22

Write Plains Road, corner 22eth-st, three
SStory frame store and dwelling 54x2S: Tereisina
DeFisi, Cwner; Melville Lawrence. architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-22
BUSINESS TROUBLE.

lAs Sheriff yesterday sold Of the Baker Tea
realized s., Oz6