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New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
Transactions IN REALTY.

Shaw & Co have sold for r. Hoe & Co. No. -
Mount Morris Park West. four story and base
ment brownstone dwelling house, 25xs5 feet
l.. Traub jr and F. J. Feuerbach have solo for
Henry Reese to client No. 2O2 East 9Oth-st.. a
FIVE story double hathouse, plot 26x1OOS feet.
II. 3. Goldberg is the buyer of Nos los and 10
East 1OSth-st., sold recently.
Herzog & Cohen were the brokers in the recent
sales of Nos 159 and l61 East 122d-st Louis Iese
and Giuseppe Stella
Abraham silver has bought through George
Ranger from the estate of John ]. Sperry Nos
24I and 2, 47S shave, one story building on
plot 6Qxl00 feet being 80 south OF l33ds The
buyer will erect six story fathouse tho site.
Mandebaum & Levine have sold through H. ]
Sachs 81 Co. No. I'll to 2l7 West 24th-st. four four
story buildings plot S6xSS.9 feet The buyers
site va ''''
Benedict g. Co have sold for Daniel and Isaac
Mansbach 10 Simon Hoffman No 13s West 15Sth-st
nvs story double hathouse, TOT 26x99 II feet.
William Hunter has sold to Montgomery Maze
stores, on a lot 25x65 feet.
George ". McAdam has bought from William
hrefeld Nos li7 and l49 West 2eth-st two four
story houses. on plot 32x9S9 feet.
houses. No 126 IA West leSth-sJ. on plot i5O2
title.
Simon Fine las sold to Cantor & sussmann No 70
lot 25xlCO feet.
Mary Barnett and others have sold No ~ East
1l4th-st., i've story iathouso, lot -5xl00u
feet.
A NJ. Ellentuch has bought No 4Ol West 4Oth-st
three story dwelling house on q lot 1SiX9s9 feet.
r. J.. Julian has resold for client 80. Ill West
106th-st., five story 1athouse on lot 2sxIO01 II.
u. Seglin has sold for DR.. NJ. ]. Bursten, from
tho plans the six story gthousC 3Sx1O0 feet on the
west side OF Avenue A adjoining tho southwest
corner Of Wth-st.
a. NJ. Edestein who owns No. 205 East 11sth-st
has bought from the Wood estate and a Mrs Smith
respectively, No 2o7 to 21l. adjoining. old buildings
on plot 56.SXlco1l feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
MECHANICS LIENS.

Madisofi-ave. No 94T Milton Pembleton sgt 81
mon Marx owner; Edwin " Chaffee, contractor
Same property; Eugene Crank agt same
Broadway. No 1886; Luke A Burke & sons aSt D
II Martin isssee and contractor. ..--....-.-.
3eth-st, No West; Abraham S0mmerfeld and an
other agt Rose Jardell. owner; Edwin W Cnaf-
N,sJ. eoaI[a'tS[ OF
owner: Edwin " Chsnae contractor. .......--.
Rivington- st, n corner OrChard-st S5x35; King
& SaIkin sgt Abraham Kosower. owner and
st Nicholas Place. :. 225 II n OF t50th-st 150x
1O0; Anthony Kelly agt Alexander Cameron.
James Murray and Robert IIill. owners and cor
tractors ..................... ....-.........
3eth-st No West: Howell Lawrence agt Rose
Jodrell, owner; Z W Chaffee. contractor. .......
oth-aye, s. So II n OF 11sth-st. lO1x1tO; Cork
a Htcha ast Louis Lamchfek Jacob IamChick
and Bernard Lederer, owners. Roderick Ncper-
mott. contra ctor. -.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
MR.. BREWER ON "GRAFT." ."
Touches on Insurance Scandals
The President Praised.

Milwaukee, July 1e-Justice David J. Brewer, Of
the United States Supreme Court, tonight de-
livered an address before large gathering of life
Insurance agents. He devoted most of his talk
TO modern graft" and praised President Roosevelt
for his efforts to make public affairs pure and
honest
This had been a year which might be Character
tied as one of great insurance upheaval, he said.
The press had been full of startling allegations
In respect to the manner in which some insurance
business had been conducted The result had been
preiudicial TO the interest OF certain companies
and also 10 the business OF others. He believed
there would result great benefit to insurance busi-
ness throughout the world. The moment private
pecuniary gain was sought through the advantage
of any trust some was guilty Of grating
said the jusaice. lie continued:
There was never a trueT saying than that by
Grover Cleveland That public ONCE Is a pubic
trust. There is to-day so much grating gong on
among public officials to startle us. l am not
speaking now about the coarser kind of graft
such buying votes and paying money, w!lch We
all condemn ] have reference to the more nlsidl-
ous ways by which a public officer prostitutes in
way or another that office for his own gain or
the gain of his friends.
Take the President of the United States Along
last winter Santo Domingo put itself on a nnanclal
and advised his friends to buy up Santo Domingo
bonds Would not that shock the people of the
and some would be private gamers Suppose the
United States Supreme Court justices would give
out information in advance OF certain decisions:
Would not you revolt at such transaction IL
would be unworthy; this would be grating.
He said the giving out OF cotton statistics was of
a similar nature He likened Andrew JacksOn's
honesty 10 Roosevelt's and said
And it seems as if could hear falling from the
lins of Theodore Roosevelt the words public at
fairs must and shall be pure and honest
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
ANSONIA TO BE REM0DELLED'
ALTERATIONS TO THE BIG BROADWAY PART
MENT HOUSE WILL COST st0000O
Plans for Studio Building for arts Club Filled arket
Found for 7@d-st Parcel

Plans were filed yesterday with the Bureau OF
Buildings. Manhattan, for the rcmodeIling OF tine
Ansonia. at Broadway and 73d-st., owned by W Z.
D. Stokes. New ornamental dormer bay windows
of terra Gotta and copper 10 be built at the
fifteenth, sixteenth and seventeenth stories. and
some Of the dining halls ara 10 be enlarged. The
improvements are to cost $4,000 The architect is
A. Wallace McCrea
Plans were also filed for the studio building
to be erected by the Arts Realty Company. at Nos.
11s and 121 East 19th-st, for the Arts Club 1t is
to be freproof structure of seven stories, with
mezzanine floor. having frontage of 5e3 feet and
a depth OF S2.l0 feet. The facade will be of sculpt-
ured Belleville gray rock at the first story and
ornamental brick with terra Gotta trimmings above
II is 10 have Gothic entrance. The building is
Sons
F. zittel have sold for Mrs. s. Slime No. IS West
12d-st., four story 25-foot dwelling house 10 a
client, who will occupy the premises.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
BROKEN NECK PROVES FATAL.
Connecticut Man Sueeumbs After Necessary
Operation on Spinal Column.


Stamford. Conn, July 19.-Christopher Jen-
sen. OF New-Canaan, who was suffering with a
broken neck, died at the Stamford Hospital at
10 o'clock last night. just about five hours after
operation had been performed to relieve a
pressure on the spinal cord Jensen rallied from
the ether and for time appeared to be hold
ing his own Then a high fever developed his
heart action became weak and he slowly died
Three weeks ago Jensen fell from a wagon in
New-Canaan and broke his neck The exact
nature OF his injury was not ascertained until
late last week. when he was brought TO the
Stamford Hospital and a careful diagnosis OF
hts case made. At first the surgeons hesita ted
TO operate, fearful that an operation might do
more harm than good. second examinatio,
satShed the surgeons that without an Operation,
Jensen could not live more than three weeks az
tne outside, as the broken bone was pressing
on the spinal cord
me operation was performed yesterday after
noon oy Or Dawoarn, OF the Polyclnc Hospi-
IaI OF New-YorR, assisted by DR. Tiffany and
pr. Flerson OF the Stamford Hospital
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
WELL KNOWN MANUFACTURER DEAD
IBY TELEGRAPH TO TIE =

IVY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE
greenwich. Conn, July 1s-Amasa A Marks tn
well known manufacturer Of artificial limbs dial
at Niiiowmere. his home at Sound Beach This
morning from heart disease. lie was drassf,,
% wnSn INC tatai attack came. He had been IN for
Mt Marks Was one OF the most progrcSsfve ,,,a,,
OF the town. and was especially inisrestrd 4, ~,
ins good schools The hne building receptir r,,o
pleted AT Sound Beach is monument TO his M,
AIR; Marks was born IN Waterbury in 1Sas and
IN 1891 established the business in New-YoTk
vented e a rubber foot which gave htS business a
great impetus santa Ana. the Mexican eena-aI
made his first visit To NeN-YorIt ia Ch,.fe 49, 90
Mt Marks lea. and other famous Soldiers ~
productions '"-'V usea MS
Mr.. Marks leaves three sons Charles a r,i,is
ter OF tire Episcopal Church. C;eorrs r ana vx-i,1
lam. ans one daughter Anna "'''-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
SAY ROBBINS MUST GO.
Pittsburg Coal Co. Stockholders De-
n,and Presidents Resignation.
ley TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE ]

Pittsburg July l9.--Stockhoiders OF the Pittsburs
Coal Company this afternoon decided to ask the
secretary OF The company for complete list ot
names of the stockholders, that general meeting
may be called for the purpose or demanding the
resignation of President =. L. Robbins Gross
misnanasement of the company's affairs is alleged
II is charged that the company has been run for
the benefit of the ocoholders only that exorbitant
saIaries nro paid these offceholders and that the
sum OF S. 10000 paid TO the Union Trust Com
panT of Pitteburg for floating the stock OF the
sornneny In case Of failure the part of the
secretary 20 comply with this request, application
will he made for a receiver
President Robbins refused to be interviewed to-
day referring all inquiries TO Vice President Wood
ford The latter admits that the Union Trust
Company was paid 100000 for floating the bonds,
but saws that they could not have been doRted
otherwise. A general denial is made of the other
allegations.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
GETS TITLE TO BIG BROADWAY PLOT.

A twenty-five story office structure may be built
In the near future. previously reported. on the
plots occupied by the Tower building, No. 80 Broad
way, and by Nos. A. 70 and As Broadway, by the
New Street Realty Company. which took title TO
the parcels yesterday from John W. Stearns and
the New-York Improved Real Estate Company
Milton P. Deuel., Of Pfttsburg is the president of
the New Street Company, James a. Simmons, Of
this city, secretary and treasurer and the other
members Of the concern A w. Lewis, Francis
+ Whitney and Andrew P. Morgan The pur-
has obtained a building loan of 81 O00o0 from the
New-York Life Insurance Company.
The combined parcels have a frontage OF Sl9
feet in Broadway and of 1915 feet in New-st- The
length of the north line is 1910 feet and of the
south line 174.5 feet. The Tower building was the
first slyscraper of steel construction erected in
this city. John r. Weiks was the broker in the
deal.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
MARK 2. HEALY 6 co. IN MANY DEALS.

Mark F. Healy & Co. have sold the following
parcels; For Jane Murphy the two family frame
detached house on the west side of Morris-ave IS
feet south of East lSith-st; for Eva B. Dundon the
plot 10oxss the east side Creston-ave 100 feet
south of Field Place; for Andrew Lemon a plot
lrohung on tho east side of the Grand Boulevard
AND Concourse AZ feet north of East 1S3d-st; for
Thomas Galligan the two family frame detached
mousse No. 2,O6O Anthony-ave. for sydney J. Howe
tue one family frame detached house, No 2334 Val
enuhe-aVe for a client, No. 3l5 East t0th-st a
twenty family tenement house, and for Jesse De
Wit smith the dwelling house No. 2,S4l Tiebout-
ave. Also IN conjunction with William Stonebridge
mel Jhe three story frame dwelling house on a lot
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

sth ave- Nos 52S 20 s2e. for a six story brick lofts
and store: 1s9xlo4; II G-ieFshofer. owner: q
,s., Esisendrath architect sTOooo
ll%th-st n =, 200 q OF 5d-ave: for "A sx story
hricE hathouse. 5OxST.ll; . Gordon. owner; r 4
Meyers archteet ooc
brick fathouse. sT.5xs711 A levy. owner; i
Meyers architect -. .........-... $4,000
hathotse. 40 ioxs7s; Palfnieri. owner; r A
,ol Meyers architect ,.-.......... +5coo
brick studio bSSxs2 10; The Art Realty Com
Pany owner George Post sons. architects 600 ooo
Amsterdam ave, 1S5th st; for two one
story brick baker, and stores 4OxsT Good
man and another, owners. HbrenburEer &
Straub. architects. 10 aso
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
J. O. CANNON ACCUSED OF FORGERY.
Salt Lake City Man Held for Extradition in
Northwest Territory.
lsY rEDRoRApH 70 TIE rRIBrSx.

Ss-t Lake City, Utah. July Ie.-Iohn Q. Cannon.
OF Salt Lake City former brigadier general o. the
National Guard and son OF the late George @ Can
noil is IN custody OF the Canadian mounted po-
lice at Lethbricge, \. Y. r. awaiting eytrasstiou
Cannon is accused OF forging the nafae OK former
Governor Wells several checks -fl.,e .c-.ue rs
secretary OF tie Ctaa -. Louis Exposition Co-l-
mission last year. lie ned frora SAT- Laka city
during the investigation 6f the conHlissios -asrs
By the legislature last spriuE. tie via hgst extra
s.irior. Ad his Influential relatives haro are max
ing every effort 10 save hicl from prosecnIion
Cannon lieutenant Colonel or ire - United
sfs1@- f7.u5tesr yairy dEria 80 r1t Tgth sra;n.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
REPORTED LEASES.

Herbert A. Sherman has leased for Robert sewaI;
TO simon Genzburg No. IS Fest 45th-st a four story
house. for five years. The house is being altered
Tor business purposes. Also leased for Allen w
Evarts to Theodore J. Van Norden No. Ia East
t9th-st. a three story dwelling house, for three
A A. Hageman & Co have leased to a client for
term of years the buildings Nos. 500 6th-ave ana
LIS Broadway and the first floor of No oil 9Th
ave. 80 @
Julius Friend has leased for the National Realty
oInpany TO Max B. Drummer for a term Of years
10000 square feet in the building Nos s2s and sos
Broadway, northeast corner of l2th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

A. IL Nesey-stT3y Bryan l. Kenpelly: fremont Aaus-
quot and Harrison and 17ethft block; Hunt
lngton, eKtTN, and ano. agt n Kneeland ct al
Parsons. Mel. attys; p Cofn. ref; due SsOs-
S 20 towering other and including 400
Journsd 10
BY IngTaham 4 Co: 732 sth-av s. 1871 4, n Of
Is INl0Ox irreg leasehol1; h Long
Isiand Sav and Invest Assn D Daruour al; o B
S11ld atty; y Baker. RET. amt due. 81 e57 III to
by Peter Meyer: i47 ssth-st. ssT.g It E OF Am
"a loxoS2 irreg sty and basement dwg
n: fSlrrill trus sgt d Hoffman al, II I, RoCert
ATTY Whitaker ref due so. sS: 20 the plain
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
MAcHlNisTs GET INCREASE.

New-Haven, July 19-As result Of confer
enees recently held between officials OF the New
York. New-Hayen and Hartford Railroad and
the machinists' committee, it was said to-day
that the mschinists have received slight in
crease. amounting in some cases 20 one cent an
hour
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20


Amnaturo. Salvatore sI-Samuel Wohlsattsr Ss4 ~
Baum. Rudoph-Leo Cohen and anothcr-...-...-. a0
Brown William l. and Ulysses--Pisrce Butler and
Rrunner Jacob-Cougress Brewing Compauy..-. e93 n
Black Allan-Colwe Lead COMPANY. ......-.... 80 ~
Braddon, Lillian l. FHenTy W Goodrich fT2 10
Connolly. Martin-JOhn Bresly % %
Cole George Abraham Cohsn...........-.... 40 ~
Copeland HenryFTanklin II Brown. TI o.
Casey Joseph PClark G Hill.
Davidowitz Herman--Reuben porfman. .-...-... 20
Drescher George BAlice Littleded. 30 -
Foster Clarendon A-Hsrmann Otto. -......-.-..
tiodSten, David Press Publishing
Ganther Fannie GArna wetse ................ 80 50
Garvin. Edward y and Emma MJohn Stanley. Ill al
Same--Ious Massuci S3 IS
Haines. Edward L-Century History Company. % e6
Hldebrand. Henry-Smeon G Bradley II -
Hartstein. Samuel mot sunmonedl-SanueI WohI-
Hin. Thomas T-Aiice Littleheid .......... 10 70
Jacobson Jacob--Helurch Hrschberg ...........
1eventhalJ ArthurFress Publishing Company AZ 81
IAncks, Harry CMarcus g Hankinson. 262 26
Long JohnClarS G Hill ................ 126 n
Mack. Thomas A-Mary A Chisholm. 500 OF
Marx. Loas-Heinrich Hrseheerg, costs 9S 4!
Morgan. Edward A-Bernard Corven. 3S1 81
Nelson Esbert V-Century History Company. % 50
Manus Max-Henry Bosch Company les 40
Rosenson, HerTnan--Ievts ROsenson
sanders. Albert-Eugene e Lewis Compsny. IOs II
Stilwell, Corinne and Efie r mot sumnnonad)-
isaac Shonberg
Thompson. r Percy-FranSltn II Brown 76 %
Tripp, Dwight kAfred BoUlt ct 52T 6S
Volpe, JohnSaIuuel WOhstatter 16+ 5S
Vest Frances-AugIst Bumenthal 349 ~
Van Buskirk. MaXwel-CEase & n Sc
Yachnin. Morrs-Soomon Quicker and another T54 "a
Davidson. Sheldon Barytss Company-FrankIin II
kalbfieisCh Company ~ 81
The Joseph Menchen Company-ChaTIes Jaeger. 497
sohnoerer Sons 2os Is
Radiuu InCandescent Light Company-Mor-
ris Jacobs ct al 80 Ot
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
WOMAN SELLS THE WYOMING.

Mary a. Naly the Wyoming, five story double
fsthouse No. 2h West 1l5th-st.. lot SxlOO.u
feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Aaresea. g and auothc1 ,o Masagt'9a ard ds' an
other iisth-st. > sies II OF ls'-s's' 600
Massn. sis pr r. Gs11 to eorman othay. 70
tegh Rs WIZ + PsRs to sBsSsr sHSd s,hs os
sf%E sg n % Hsb.r ss1s and lsn5sT ss5
,ds ls2 96 &c. srsaoiys yfarS Nan ssorlssp Pa
5. bens lots 1oi and 1o2 map Marble Hlh' 4r
Norib%r.tspnp hives PEI r,spty Company 10 u Gordon
Washington ave. corner 81 Pauis Place 90
raiIs. R.pfty att and CONSTRUCTION company state
Bank 81 Nicholas corner l'Zd-s 81 tO7 M
same to state Really ana .Mortease comRany;
same property: year PER cent: prioF H'o'' sn
r,sseeie NJ a 10 N siebert: Nelson ave
s2s7 +, " Of 1s4th~st: 5 years. sis per sent.; 90
versalst Relief Fund: Alexander :. so II Al,
n ot tsSth-st: 3 Yeas to'
r L ss's sos.rs aGd s1 snosep: p:r wsS' gsS; so
ksmber r 'f5 fo II Arnsssif tenox corner .,
p?4aT4 ssR3s5 Ss'S = s,.sss Ss' Ecsy
.r e0rner a1Tf OF Building EH'nanse court Se' 5000,
same ser to 'j"i weeks. same property prior NOR,
gage 81 ooOO 600; due July ~ 1000 E per cent: sou
WaiPqs 145 M u G 9s 'Gnl Glmand ss1sTF per @ M
tigschit1 Morris and another to j sTeis; sdst sn
s}FSe. ErosEEaz way: las.4-.. sa1 ..,, sO
Morris, s to GaFasl Madison Nos 1'ss2
raS aTd aSS4 / snS aTdther 10 P ftta 5c
ST 225 # OF Amsterdam ave; per 69nd .. i'V
Garkln A J. 20 Marx; 2i0th-st 3 100 II az
Klein S s as : 10 c'e darPei if Madison Nos Iss
ana It's 1nstaIneHts teiit-
Deickman s. to T O'RorKe; Union-ave. No SeS; 90
Rector etc. of ST Edmu1dE church 70 rector etc
OF Trinity Church Morris-ave. corner ko
tTTth-st; year. per cent ...... %
Rogers ,ls e Sc usraRs srassS and SeT ia com
sfns5 s5s NJ TO t6r I Rea % ave nos i'-i cs5
C1off. O. 10 J Schneider: Rosewood-ave. =. 1-O
II n of Bartholdi-aye. instalments, per cent.
Drakard, +, l. Weiss; No 81. map Of Union
port: prior mortgage. 81 600; year . per cent 10
Bathberg John. T Topper Hughes ave. = :, .
260.6 II n OF 1sfst-st per bond IL
'AgsaN So Al r 70 sanalGFa n Fon5 ea''y
y zs n of f6stb.t. per bona 1870
Deickmann. s. to O'f;orke; Cnion-ave. No SIS; -.
-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
L. r. GALE BUYS BROADWAY PARCEL.

Isorng r. Gale OF Galeton, Penn, bought, yes
terday through Hopton & Weeks, from George
w. McAdam two five story fathcuses at the
northwest corner Of g2d-st and Broadway The
size of the parcel is 81 .SX100 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
LIS PENpENs.

"a ave No e2sT Park-aye No 154s lsth-st No soi
East hree actons Isaac Gordon and another se, o
sganga ct AL actions foreeIose nechanie Hens stte
EnEe Engsl & Oppenheimer ' u.s.
l0ath ~, No 944 Eieh, Sp,o, MI
aha sno'hsr' specific performance. atty Il swain.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
MORE rREMoNT TERRAcE SALES.

In fremont Terrace, the tract of tho Bankers
Realty Security Company fronting in the East
ern Boulevard. there have been sold lots SS7 H. 29.
479 $50 66, 6l, 6. Gil, 62, 6S 674, 65, through Ed
ward Gainshorg, f. Krsch and other brokers.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
AUCTION SALES TODAY

Al Il Nesey-st-By Joseph Day: . $50 2I-ave n a c,r
122d St T1SX1I-6 sty stone h Adele Knee
Land. extrX etc agt " J Henry al: Z BoSer atty-
siloersein ref amt due. $1t 25 sS taxes e-e. $24
Place; Home National Bank of MertFen agt Z Lenahau
ct al g NJ Brooks. atty; NJ J Sueudara ref amt due
sl23sl 81; taxes etc S2,4i9 67i subject to prior gs
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
COURT ORDERS DIVIDEND PAID.

By TELEGRAPH TO TIE TR1BCSEl
Red Bank. July I9.-Mchsel T. Barrett Of Navy
ark. receiver OF the Mercantile Cooperative Rank
of Red Bank, has been ordered BY Judge Lanninr
10 pay dividend OF 10 per 10 the stockholders
and depostors. II is expected that the dividend
VIII be paid in about weeks.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
SALE OF A CHOICE WEST SIDE HOUSE.

Joseph p. Day has sold for Miss Alice Egar to
William FIsen the three story dwelling house No.
235 West 4sth-st The buyer will occupy the house.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20

Bronxdale-ave, = 22T. 80 II of isTth-st. two
story frame dwelling house aIxeo: Henry Tar
NIT owner; T Gunderson. architect. ..........
rlton-aNs. n corner 1G0th-sL six story hrlcS
store ard tenement house, s0xsl: Noble A Gauss
construction Company owner; Harry t Howell
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
Country Property for Sale.

COUNTRY PLACE FOR SALE--Fine Colonial ortcS
u house, "a broad Veranda 40 acres o.
ground. abundant shade and fruit; barns and outhud
ings; also tenant house convenient schoOi churc1
ard postoftce. photographs mahsd Interested pa
ties Box Is. New ascSensaCk. Dutchsss Co. New
York
TIANDSO1fE DYKEF HEIGHTS HOUSE
BATH. plot I5xloo electricity
floors and trim, uacadanl school ard
golf club; great bargain at SS0oo SEAvER Isi5 ctn
St Brooklyn.
XNIsCONs1N LANps.-wE OWN $1,000 ACRES
w wild lands IN Burnett County; win sell all a. a
harsain Wrtte A JOHNSON ESTaTE. Ntnitown. Mis
nor SALE.--e5OO acres wild land IN clinton Co
Pa, FOR FIVE DOLLARS Per ACRE. Who's
tract or part. 70 close an estate Address
MRS MARY HOLMES. ENecutriN
Towanda Pa
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
BUILDING LOAN CONTACTS.

22oth-st, s. $50 # . OF 4th-sve: Jacob and Rosa
Martp loan Albert and Mary WsT- zyusk
Rosedale-ave. ;. 20 II 5 OF West Farms Road
2lx4S; Clement III Smith loans Alphonse AMI
Marie Walheim ......................
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
NEW OWNER FOR LgNox-AvE. PARCEL

Widmayer & Co have sold for Bernard Kamber
six story apartment house, plot 5ox1OO feet
at the northeast corner OF 1l5th-st and Lenox-avo
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
EAST SIDE APARTMENT HOUSE SOLD.

John Peters & Co have sold for Benjamin Hertz
berg to a client Nos. S24 and 22S East 15th-st,
six story and basement ireproof apartment house
lot 26.4xl0S3 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
DIsPosEs OF FIRsT-AvE. FLArHousEs.

d W. Mullins have sold four 1--WE story fiat
houses a plot 1O0x10oS feet at the northwest
corner of @th-st and 1st-ave.. for NJ. B. Wolowitz.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS

The first name is that of the debtor the second
tnat OF the creditor. and date when Judgment was
filed:
Bergman Be Al5ert-R AaTonsen al; sept II. $50
De SEEDING Her1nan-C a Brown ct al. APR q
z,, 1905 .....,...... s2s
1908 asO
!o9Snsn II Asron-R M Nage; July L. 1s-l5.--.-. 1TS
celIed) $50
Judson. LHIcius z. jrC McBurney August $ 1907 s29
Medwin, John-A II Fricke ct al; July : 1865 a3O
MSyeTs. Charles 1.-THE American Lucol Company.
March 81. 1890 f74
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II. 1905 les
1909 .t..l.... 2Ceo
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New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
Diudend Notice.

THE rRoCrER s GANlsLE COMPANY OF NEW
SERSEN. -
Csnennasi Ohi, JuIv ls 100
TUE DIRECTORS OBJ THIS CONPANt
Pave declared = Iiviesrd q TIiREE "a PR csN,i
on the Stock 81 CcpnSary. psysnts en-
August IL faOS q stockholders os record a. -
close of business JUN st. 1875 Transfer books - y
D p GAMRLE. seq
New-York tribune., 1905-07-20
Real Estate.

of the BAILEY, BANKS <
BIDDLE COMPANY in Chestnut
street. Philadelphia. The room is 23O
feet long by IS feet wide, extending
through to Sansom street. 1t occu-
pies the ground floor of the
BAILEY BUILDING, a twelve
story structure erected by this Com
pany.
On the 4th day of June. 1908, we
obtained possession of the site and
started to tear down the old struc-
lures which stood upon it. The
building was completed and the store
furnished, stocked and opened for
private inspection on the 22d day of
February, 1904, 263 DAYS after the
date of starting to tear down the old
buildings.
The operation is an instance of
what can be done by organization and
is d practical demonstration Of the
benefits of COST INSURANCE.
THoMPSoN-sTARRETT COMPANY,
81 WALL ST., NEW YORK.