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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
REGRET KEELER'S RETIREMENT
Yonkers Banking Man Out of Trust Com
pany Because Of Failing SIGHT.

Bankers and men i'm financial circles Of Yonkers
regret the sudden retirement of John H. Keller
until lately the treasurer of the Westminster Trust
Company. Mr. Keeler's life a banker in Yonk-
ers has been a prominent one. He first engaged in
the banking business in 1867. when he was made
general bookkeeper and discount clerk of the First
National Bank remaining there until January 81
1873. On the day following Mr. Keeler became
cashier Of the newly opened Citizens National
Bank, and served in that capacity until July 81
1903
When the Westchester Trust COMPANY was
formed. Mr. Keeler was chosen treasurer of the
new concern. At the end OF 2 year his eyesight
failed, and years leave of absence was granted
In this time, however, Mr.. Keeler's eyesight
has not improved. and finally his resignation was
accepted with regret. His successor is George
Feene To Mr.. Keller belongs the credit of being
the author Of the Saturday half holiday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
LENTZ WINS IN NEW ARK
COLBY DELEGATES LOSE.
Declaration for Limited Franchises
4dopted.

The Republican city convention last night was
run by the organization, under direction OK
Coznty Chairman Major Carl Lentz. The Colby
sdherents put up candidates for the Offices
nominated for but were outvoted. The con-
eention was held at the Republican County
headquarters.
There was compromise. as the convention
adopted platform in line with the Colby ideas.
limited franchises and other things he adVo-
Gates were fndorsed
The organization Republicans had about mo
hundred Of the 800 delegates. A conference of the
organization men was held in the afternoon and
favored the nomination Of Frank J. Book. Of the
18th Ward. and Arthur r. Denman. of the attn
Ward. FOR members Of the Board of Works The
Colby men We're understood 10 favor william
Mungle, of the 18th Ward. and Alderman Will
lam Lnnet Of the 9th Ward. Joseph Goetz was
the only man mentioned for trustee Of the City
Home.
The Board of Works has charge Of al the
streets and parks and public buildings. the water
supply. the sewerage system. etc. It is the gov
erning power over public utility corporations
grants privileges and special franchises and
makes contracts for street paving. sewer building
and aoueduct service. It has legislative functions.
The board has been open to the charge of IA
voring the public utility corporations. and es
pecially the North Jersey Street Railway Com
pany, against which there has been public
feeling The selection of two new members Of
the board was therefore of popular interest The
City Home trustee is unsalaried official and
the Office IS non-p political A nomination is
equivalent 10 an election. as each political party
names one candidate. and both are elected.
There was a different atmosphere in the con-
vention last night from that which made the
rounty convention on Wednesday night notable
for its concord and harmony. There were no
cantssts in the county convention. the Colby
men had II ell their own way. and the Or
sesnizsson men made no fight and put UP no
candidates. The inspiration was also different
The primary battle had its outcome in the
eounty convention. and party sentiment was well
satisfied. Last nights convention was Of minor
interest.
: Major Lentz opened the convention, the hall
being crowded. and John A Miller was elected
permanent chairman. Joseph Goetz the sole
nominee for trustee of the City Home. and re-
soeived ell the delegates votes. Five candidates
lwere named by the Board Of works-Denman
and Book by the regulars and Linnett and
aungle and Edward Hagar by the Colby men.
In the balloting the vote stood: Denman. 1as:
Beck. 1e7; Linnett, 100; Mungle, %. and Hagar.
IS There was no confusion in the proceeding.
and the Colby men appeared To accept results
with the purpose TO give hearty support 20 the
whole ticket. The notable feature OF the plat
form adopted was 2 declaration in favor of a
Law limiting special franchises 20 twenty-five
years. The administration Of Mayor Doremus
was praised and strongly Endorsed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
TWO WIVES WITHIN STONES THROW
Had Net in Street, but Did Not Know They
Were Living with Same Man.

James J. Powers arraigned yesterday afternoon
4n the Essex Market police court. was confronted
by two indignant women, whom he is alleged to
have married within the last nine years.
Both marriages, according TO the story told to
the court. performed by the Rev John c.
Palmer pastor OF the Emanuel Presbyterian
Chapel. .n eth-st. The complaint against the
prisoner made by his first wife. Adelaide
Powers. of No. 80 Horatio-st-. whom he married
IN 1895.
Mrs.. Powers No. ?. who lives az No. los Bank-st.
said she met her husband about two and a half
years ago while employed as a saleswoman in a
large department store in this city. Powers at
that time a salesman in the store.
Powerss arrest was brought about through his
failure TO pay the city 81 a week for OF his
SIX children by the first wife. who in
institution in this city.
A peculiar circumstance in this is that the
two women lived within stones throw of each
other, and had frequently met In the street, but
dc not know that they were living with the
same man.
Magistrate Barlow held the prisoner in s. 600 bail
for further examination to-day, when the Rev
Gr Palmer will be in court 10 tell If he OBLIGATED
1t both marriages.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
MAN WHO SOUGHT PRESIDENT INSANE
Isaac Schamus Will Be Sent to Central Islip
ASylum-May Be Cured.

Mneoa Long Island. Sept H.-Isaac Schamus,
who was arrested Oyster Bay after seeking 10
obtain interview with President Roosevelt 10
tell him how settle the and other questions
was to-day examined 10 his sanity at the county
Jail here. He will be committed insane. The
examination made by DR.. F. n Wright and
DR.. II. c. Wybro
Schamus appears 10 he growing worse while in
the jail. and has had the keepers continually on
guard. while the prisoners have begged Head
Keeper Molineaux to have tho man sent elsewhere
Schamus, when not writing letters which he ad-
dresses TO the President, expounds his doctrines in
loud voice. to the great disturbance of the iail.
The physicians found him suffering from acute
mania. due, probably, 10 oVerstudy and too close
application to his books They believe he will be
cured under proper treatment Schamus will be
transferred TO the Central isp asylum as soon as
judge can be found to sign the papers Judge
Jackson, Of this county is absent and Judge
Jaynor. OF Suffolk. HUMPHREYS. of Queens viii
probably be asked to sign.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

1l4th-st, 6. los IT 4th-ave 16 sxIOn II.
Margaret A Mooney Mary c; Gehen u nert Nor,,,,
same property Anna Hoffman to same; u
.o . .. . - Nominal
lam Klapper TO Ludwig Weinberger; mortgage
Park-ave 90 # OF 17lst-st 5O1l50; Philip WV
Krakauer et al TO Diamond Construction Corn.
tany NOR s':sooo. Nominal
Emanuel NJ Krulewitch 10 Lewis Krulewich:
mortgage. $3250O. IN,
Lot is 10 10. map Nell estate: Mvron w Guide A'V
,r oseK 10 ole p n smith interest Nominal
ave- 2o.loxllLll' Emma Cook Emile Cook:
62d-st. No 6i3 West 25x1uo5: Alfred Levin 10 ~
Israel Blum and another mortgage si2 500 1oo
eoth-st n s, 22o q II OF Amsterdanh-avs %
Irregular George Foster Harry Lippman Mammal
Webster-ave. S, part lot 40, map Mount Hone:
Henry A Kramer 10 James Higgins ........... 1no
l0th-ave " corner 84th-st, 25x1OO James
Gledhill. executor. 70 Joseph # Lappe mortgage
172d-st $. 952 IT Washngton-ave 45x
100: Isaac Albert 70 Gussie Albert: mortgage
omin
south-st No Is n 8. rs sxIso: bth-av. No ss. ''iA4
335x1T5 bth-ave No 23f 2ixloo:
John D Fiske to Charles L Thatcher. 'r ali
ntis oo - Nominal
l2th-st, s. S9li II OF 4th-st. liz irregu-
lar; Julius Fox TO joseph L Buttenwieser:
mortgage, st4 COO
Madison-st No 4l2. 25xlO0 Belle wilmer 70
Barnet Fshman and another; mortgage s24.-
Fitt-st. No 7. 8. 25xioo: Henry schwartz to 'O'
harnst FshHan; u part; mortgage. S22 So0.... 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
Lis PENDENS.

oist-st. No 20 East: Rudolph Walter ast Jossph
farley Construction Company ct al (eountsroaim):
II Friend attorney.
Lot as. map of Arden property Bronx: Annie Taylor
eSt Max Hahn ct al foreclosure Of ulortgage; De
hare d Morrison. attorneys
Brown Place No 10: Nathan Goodman and another ast
fincus Greenblatt specihc performance; Franken-
thAisr Eapinsky attorneys
.n-s NO 90; Freda Hart axt sigmund Schnes (spscno
perryoI!hAhce)t Sachs & Levy, attorneys.
ester ST. No i6i: Peugaeehio ast Maria Cape
Is e, al foreclosure of MORTGAGE Ullo. Rusbsamsn
ieszehne attorneys
oftn-st No ISL West; Arthur Hammerstein agt Jean
busch, attorney - -
Kiyiustonst, No lat: Morris Janos and another ast
seiSma STARK and another (speeihc performance: A
-, i'.h~st 8. between Broadway and Rversids Drive
- ''SAss hall the hlookl CssnsosO S1s2UAy Rally
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15

Plot begins 81 $40 # q White Plains R2aa and seS
to Pau!ina schneider: mortsage s2 500 ..... Nominal
to Robert g Bnrlan ntas % e,o''' . -. Nominal
same property; Robert Burlando to Ferdinand,
cq s.taaS Nos 5se IS so5Sl
samuel Williams ct al 10 Louis , Barnard o,,,,,
lssd-st, n $ rs # E of Amsterdam 7Sxiise;
SINAI shapiq ire to Isidore Jackson anu anone ,oo
itS R..a f so 5nfs' 95''sS
1ssiI-:t No aS5 West. 1sxsa Ii samuel Boehn,
s snd another TO Moses l. Rothschd: mortgage ~,
%5 10, i% 9S % IS . Si heirs Of
Fiomena Ragone to Joseph McEvo. mort
4sshsst 10 Isl sla East. a5xioo5; Barnett KaroI
staI 70 Raphael Joseph and another mortgage ,oo
7eth-st, No 2oe East. 25xlo22 Morris Kad:n aSS 90,
is3d-st, n 5 275 # Of Amsterdam sve. 5aTil2e
Samuel Barkin ct al TO Pncus lo"enteld ana 100
Lew 10 a Angelo aI' Mangn.so Nominal
100 4 Eph h a'f ieny to samael storch
Fiesehmann construetiou Company to Gustav
MaEdsr ct al mog'gase $50 s4 600 10 Rosi. Blank
e to !d9 Blank Lag sni sgl" aron s to
aRrrs S \" sa a9 10 soS West III Troo
Realty Company Peter Plunkett. mort ,oo
c6aTioitesst $ 11ie Il Of Road. 7s1
SpaGins and another mortgsse 81 500 Nominal
Go Bsn6 ns to at gna. RoS gSH
Boston Road. No 1874. 6 S. 4nx irregular, City
Real Estate Company ct al TO Simon New 90
$40 25O. iu"
1sth-st 100 fl of 7th-ave. 25x92; Peter
Macfarane Alexander MacfaFlane- Nominal
167th-st, n of Tifany-st 10 lxlO82;
Lyman Kohen o Samuel Gassman and another; .
westchester-ave. 3 $, 1902 fl of Wales-ave ASK
irregular. Max Monfred et al 10 Mercury Realty -
S2d-st n lis II OF Park-ave 20x1O2 2 Henry
SIS 900 Nominal
179th-st. No 1880 East. % 7xI3; M.llard Mul
ler executor 10 Anna A Kimber 500
Same property: Anna A Kinlber 70 John Bunz 100
2d-av at centre line Old Church Lane and
S6s IT n of 125d-s s3.4x irregular Isnatz Rott oo
David G Ludins mortgage. $50, 600 .-...-.-. 1"p
to Mary BerghoTn; mortgage $4,000 $4,000
66th-st No 213 West, 25x10o5: John F Evans ct -
al TO Harry Ginsburg; mortgage. $4,000. 100
11sth-st. No Ill East 25x100l; Carrie Plonsky
to Margaret Sullivan; mortgage. S2l 800. Nominal
1S4th-st. 100 fl W Of Jereme-ave. 25xl11S
Edward NJ Tester TO Lydia H E Hunter; mort -
Sc. 900. 100
ssth-st No 143 East, 1894; Frank N Bowling
Susan l. Huntington: mortgage. $4,000. Nominal
Creston-ave. s. 61l.4 II n Of 196th-st. 16SX
1904; Lydia II E Hunter 70 Edward II Tester
900 Nominal
104ths-st. No 311 West 1Tx1G0 II; Ida ] Camp
Marie a Lndenmeyer; mortgage, $4,000. 100
14OJh-st. Broadway. T5x9a Il; William
Rosenzweig Realty Operating Company 10 Mary
Bittrer mortgage, $50 200 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
MECHANICS LIENS.

Hancock-st 5. 1875 It of Columbus-ave 2Sx
100; SALVATORE Loccero agt Mary Cannon
owner; Carlo Montagna and Antonio Barren
clnni contractors: Carlo Contamco. sub-con-
tractor ................
lO5d-st, No 10 to 20 East; Isaac Albert agt Green
stein & Hirsch, owners and contractors. ......-.
llth-st. No 1886 West: Max London agt John
Stambler. owner; Hass & Freed. contractors.
outh-st, NO East: same agt Niels Modes. owner:
II Rosensauc contractor. ........., ..........'
sedswiek-ave. " =. 300 II OF Doek-st; George "
Neilson agt B NJ Goldberger. owner and
west Houston-st. No 1ol: John F Lange ass John
I2sth-st. No 25i 10 o55 West: Vermont Marh,,
Company agt Crescent Mercantile Company.
42d-st No 12s West. I1.t-,t Ne 100 west. paul
scherbner Iron Works agt Christopher c Shayns
~ urneS, coitf icsot. :.
the Botolph Company owner and contractor.
20 rs'. ssins ast sAii.o
agt Herman and Mary Bsuman. owners and
contractors -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
NEW CONSTITUTION CLUB FORMED.
After Old Home of Colonial Club-Has Some
Members of Other Organization.

A new club, which has been names the Constitu-
zion Club has been organized. II. B Edwards and
Charles I BoIles principally active IN form
ing the organization. which is seeking home near
Sherman Square and would like TO OCCUPY the old
home of the defunct Colonial Club. az 72d-st and
knsterdam-ave. The former Colonial Club build
ing is owned by the City Investing Company. of
which Robert Y. Bowling is president.
Mr. Bowling said yesterday that the new club
could have the building under lease. provided il
could show that Il had the necessary financial
strength. Mr. Edwards told a Tribune reporter
that the club had about hundred and fifty
members and expected TO have more than a thou
esnd before IL decided on home. General Charles
Edward Carr has been chosen vioe-president OF the
club, IL IS said
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15

Western Union Decision Does Not
Stop Them.

The racetrack news service. as furnished by the
poorooms yesterday to their patrons. was salts
factory 70 the gamblers. The decision of the West
eTn Union Telegraph Company To cease being
distributor Of about running races. did not
result in the closing # any of the local poorooms
so far could he learned.
The racetrack gambling game being
Quoted in number Of rooms visited Just mer
rly and as smoothly as il has been for some years
How the rooms getting their news service
no secret II being furnished by the
track news syndcates, which collect and dis
tribute the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
BIG UPTOWN PLOT SOLD.
PARCEL COMPRISES a9 LOTS FRONTING IN VEST
16sTH-ST.-CHARLES N. ROSENTHAL THE BUYER.
5h-are Houses Passed Stable To BE Built
an East3
an East 3ISt-S st.

Bernard Smyth & Sons have sold 10 Charles ~
RosenthaI for the Adamant Real Estate Company
the plot Of more than twenty-five lots on the north
side of 6sth-st.. beginning $50 feet west of Broad
way, and extending through to 169th-st. The plot
has frontage of 27S feet in 6Sthst and 2I6l2 feet
in 169th-st
Charles L. Thatcher jr. yesterday took title to
No SS4 5th-ave, 335x175 feet No. Is South-st. 2SsX
100 feet. and No 23l Fifth-ave., 2lxioo feet from
John d Fiske. The stated consideration was NOM
inal.
Charles Hitson & Co have sold for Henry Meyer
and Thomas FAY Nos S1S and 215 East 31st-st., two
four story tenement houses. q plot i0x9ss feet.
The house No Sl5 recently collapsed The buyer
will erect five story stable on the site; The
stable will adjoin Of the Phipps model tene-
ment houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
PLACARDS TO SAVE BIRDS.

In his crusade against the destruction of birds
by foreigners the New-York Geological Society
kae issued cloth posters 10 be nailed trees call
4ng attention 20 the la forbdding aliens TO carry
weapons OF any kind. Fer long time. and partic-
ulariy last summer. many birds have been killed by
these vsndals. mostly Italian and Polish laborers
When arrests have been made. only in q few cases
have the police magistrates seen Mt enforce an
adequate penalty. Only short time ago an ItaI-
fxn was arrested for using a bird. whose wings he
had broken. lure To get other birds within his
reach, when he killed them with club.
The peTter quotes the amendment 70 Section l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
PADDY ROCHE PUZZLED.
Can't Tell Where to Put IN More
Fire Escdpes.

Patrick Henry Roche. familiarly called Paddy
Roche. proprietor Of the Rosssrnore Hotel. was
greatly astonished yesterday when he received
notice from the Law Department that the city
would sue him for noncompliance with the law
in failing TO provide sufficient FIRE escapes
Great Scottr' said Paddy. "where'n l put
more fire escapes? I've got one at every win
dow and floor, and I've just finished fire proof
.ng the elevator shaft. This is fine deal to
get from Tammany department after all I've
done for the organization
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
GILsEY HOUSE CHANGES HANDS.
Old Broadway Hotel Purchased by Findlay
(0hio) Man.

The Gilsey House. AZ No l.202 Broadway has
s<henge6 hands. and after October will be under
new management. The hosiery has been sold by
the Peter Gilsey estate 70 F. S. Andrews of Find
lay. Ohio, who win personally conduct the busi-
Eees
The new proprietor has been IN the hotel business
tor years and for time has been looking for
. suita bic place 10 conduct business IN NewYork
n proba bic that George W. Moore. who has been
the manager Of the hotel for the last twenty five
years will be retained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

Simpson-st, :. 1871 90 II s OF Westchaster-ave.
ten five story brick tenement houses 4OxSs
American Real Estate Company, owners: Will
Maple-ave, S. 100 II Of 214th-st two story
frame dwelling heuse. 22y6o: Joseph calcatera,
owner; William Guggolz, architect ......
Courtlandt-ave. s. 25. s II n OF I55th-st: story
frame ONCE. "a 5x3o.e: Joseph Mayer owner.
Gustave Schwarz architect.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

os OF stay on execution Tor q oOS ss.in.s
Voc I. STANLEY. restaurant keeper at No 2O<
~. u savo~ OF the International silver Company
vas aisd Yesterday In the shsr,ns once
ses'n Yesterday sold all right, title ana in,sr,s,
Comnanr pr9psrty Of the Ansrtean Paint ana Colo,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

M sssa cd Rp So 1872
R So ss ana ysa2s pr hT prior
SAINT SssTs:t: sS
isn @o Nos 5se and 1885, prior mortgage
Shady. James II, to Title Guarantee and Trust
Schneider: Psuiina. to 7 EinsEy; plot begins $40
Morris Par lark s instaiment. ' per ' cent 5c
Ms ard G and 9thsFs to Feis sdG constrys
ave; mortssges 5000 prior mortgage $4,000
ansGsso yf SnselS Rs a sPs Levy plot begin: $40
Morris IS Eaite Eaia g sa1a q per- ne IT Of
@ wn Ss" Plains sG FoaS vg At plot 6Sni nefa o go +
Morris Park-ave; years per cent,.......~. 1906
4sth No ss Ras 3 atS ps snS
G31s s t f. F6sd yeas S. per
Maeik. CHRISTIAN to Frank Brodsky: Prati-ave.
1883 # of Kinssbr,dge Road; years. 6 49,
Fishman. Barnet. B wilmer. Madison.st.
s James. P e ar R5ST Ws6ssaS
% # $ Of line between lot 1ss and 40, map -,
Same to Hicks and another: same property: 20,
aayS[ iaa Ger
Road. $. 1879 4 " Of Bronx fark-avs in
HART. charles to / A Wagner; sth-st. No 50:
sSrT yssTs James 5a gsr sent and + E:,.r - 1o0o'
doodTn Tis6outa1 @a No !1O6 ''i' Sea 70 per
Weinberger. Ludwig, TO William Klapper: list
ave. No 1.290 prior mortgage $4,000, 4 years.
per .................... eONc
Coles. William F, to VI Noble: South-st.
corner Whitehals ST years 5l7 per 2.o0t
Glassman. Samuel 10 II Kohen; 16Ith-st,
corner 1ffanyst; due Aurtl IL 1906 500
Fleischmann Realty Company to NJ Krauss:
Char.otte-st, 6. lilo # OF Boston Road:
3 years cent. 900
Spalding. Samuel X and another TO Fleschmann
Realty company Charotte-st. " s. 1llS IT
of Boston Road years. per cent; prior
Berghorn Mary F, 10 NJ Hallett; 50th-st No
3l7 West tnstalments, 5Is cent. IL 0OS
Bttner. Mary. 10 William Rosenzweg Realty OPP
Grating Company; l40th-st, Broad
way; 1875 ooc
Geissinger. Rosa. II II Avoltn: Jennings-st.
n " corner LonSfelow- st. year. per 1.00S
Farley. Cornelius ]. TO ] Levi Walton
2I5 II II of Cameron Place: per 500
IIudins ID @. to l Roth: 2d-ave, S, 36.S II n
125dst; year. per cent. ............... $780,
Ginsberg. Harry. 10 William 4 Thomas. 66Ih-st.
No 213 West instalnients; per gold 8 500
Reilly, Susan and others r Brojer; Stebbins-
ave. s. l33 II n OF Freeman-st; , years, 6
Bum. John. to A Kimberi 1Teth-st No 1889
East: years 5la per INSTRUMENTATION. 1900
Newmark, ]. and another to City Mortgage Com
pany; 146th-st. No 420 424 West demand. Oor
Hunter. 1. II e to NJ Tester. 1s4th-st,
100 II W of Jerome-ave: due October l. 1907:
6 per cent 1900
Bragdon. NJ c. and another NJ II Cannon:
Bloomingdale Road. corner 2oth-st demand 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor the second
that of the creditor and date when Judgment was
filed:
Brornberg. Bernhard B-M Bitterman: June 20
Bn0bo-s b.i s s21< Al
aary u. lso4 Sreyersedl :......... ,122Is 50
ca lsOt }TsvsT T,s cls
Ia 1907 TOs2
1904 suspended ....-.,..,..., 57s a.
freeman 81 A.: June Is 1904 AZ %
ing COMPANY; May g. 1908 .....-........ 124 SO
Ros. TJar,an s>eety' MAcn 10 1897. 40 IS
bs SesoSer H. iSss (saneelsdl cses Al
'enoer IL 2O52 o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15

OF Section 400 which went into effect on June l. 1t
reads:
No person not a citizen OF the United States
shall have or carry firearms or dangerous weapons
In any public place at any time
In addition To citing the law the posters contain
appeal all good citizens to report all viola
tons Of this law the police or civil authorities
and TO see that ali offenders are summarry pun
Is shed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
STUDIO STRUCTURE FOR 27TH-sT.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Supernten-
dent Hopper for the remodellng of the four story
private dwelling house Nos. u and 20 East 21thsJ
into studio building for Harry l.. Toplitz the
owner. II is to have q FACADE, with Colonial
bay windows and a skylghted roof. The improve
ments are TO cost s. 80 according to the estimate
of the architect Adolph Martin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

At "A Nesey-st-By Bryan I. Kennedy: 65 Astbst -
ss3 II OF shave p 3x1O0 Columbia College lease
1 story avg n voluntary sale; Leo Hutter
LOT s24OuD al West End-aye 5S6 n < % astb :,
II zTlOo story dwg h voluntary sale: 10 William,
w sy I Loser Day az; to 10 Walkers 100 it Of
LIE ms CO agt Julius Katzenberg ct all E I. Short
Ga 4 - la retra ref amt due. $751; 759 10: taxes etc
go 90. 10 Randolph 9uggenhemer for sSo 4on snJ
- Isth,s 26s II " Of Avenue A 5Ox82 story bt
SIce pdg ana vacant schlesemilch agt ha
ct all Paul Hellinger ATTY; Ferren ref
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
REPORTED LEASES.

The McVickar-Gaiard Realty Company has
leased for Harry S. Houpt to the Aston Company
the store and basement at the northwest corner
of 4Sth-st and Broadway to he used for the auto
mobile business.
Willard Veit leased for the Washington Life In
surance Company the sixth loft OF the building, No
565 Broadway, at the southwest corner of Prince
st. TO Messrs. Oppenheim. Baruch & co. for a
term of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-15
AURORA REALTY COMPANY A BUYER.

Philip Jsseson has sold for Louis Aueroach NO
S2 East s2d-st.. five story double fathouse. with
stores. on lot 25x1o22 feet. and No. 1872 Sd-ave.
Ave story double 1athouse. with stores. on lot 20N
100 feet. Also sold for David OpPenheimer No
1874 3d-aVe five story double nathouse, win
store on lot 25xl00 feet.
The Aurora Realty Company is the buyer of the
narcals