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New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Folsom BROTHERS have sold for the Buhler estate
the three story and basement private house NO
213 West 1fth-st, 20x6O feet, to an investor
Chris Schierloh has sold the five story hathouse
No 421 West 4sd-st 25xl00 feet for Faten & Bausa
to Hugh Dougherty.
G. Tooti & Co have sold for S. Ginzburger to
Philip Krukin the five story tenement house NO.
E. V. Pescia 8 Go, have sold for Mrs sch1eeG ase
70 client the niat Te a fsgy fee3 d4u0e NO
The same firm has also leased for W & j. gaen
house Nos. II and 16 Bedford-st, for term OF hve
E Mccormick has bought from Mrs. stringer
No 81 three @ nxs7 soTy fsf
ing the northeast corner of 5lst-st W. .,7
F. Dornberger has sold for Louis herman NO. @ H1t
East s6th-st, five story tenement house on lot
semer No. "a West 12th-st, five story fathouse.
No 5Sii5AN is West Hs 1ssd-st @ on plot feet
East lOsd-st, three story dwelling house, on lot
F Dornberger has sold for Louis Berman l the
four story tenement house No, st7 East S6th-st on
Richard wilson Co hage s s9d for g, Hymfn to
feet The buyers will erect three six story fiat
Harris & Co have sold for the estate 90 Of Asher Usher
& 59aehim chi & Godsmfh and w On Co have I'VE
sSq f5 four amg
lot 25x100 feet, to Blumenkrohn & Freundlich.
NJ Miller and B. Silberman have sold to Frank
B. Walker No. S33 East 132d-st., five story triple
fiathouse. on lot &5x1G0 feet.
Charles T Barney has sold the lot, 2411x100 feet.
at the northwest corner of Broadway and 1S6th-st.
the Atlantic Realty Company.
The McVickar- -GailIard Realty Company has sold
for Eugene Vallens No 80 West 1O7th-st., a five
story American basement dwelling house, lot
2oxl0O11 feet to Isidor Isaac. Also sold No. 226
West 112th-st., three story dwelling house,
lot 17Xl0111 feet.
Warren 6 skiilin have sold for Moses s. Diamond
to Frank B. Walker No S34 Southern Boulevard.
five story triple fathouse. on lot 25x10o feet ad-
joining corner parcel at st. Ann Save. and the
Southern
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09

Horace S. Ely & Co has leased No. 415 5th-ave-,
four story brownstone building. lot 1sxs3 feet.
ad Joining the southwest corner of 3Sth-st for DIR.
Austin Flint TO Emanuel NJ. Cattle. The term of
the lease is twenty-three years and seven months,
with opton for renewal The rental for the term
vii: 1923, ,sS7 Mr.. Cattle hold long term lease
on the parcel at the southwest corner of 5th-ave.
and 3sth-st. and by procuring Dr. Flint's property,
controls frontage in 5th-ave. of 3s feet and los
feet in West 3sth-st At the termination of the
present leases on the property Mr. Cattle will prob
ably build the premises
Maurice w. Halpin has sold for the Raymond
estate plot 100xl022 feet the south side of 18th
st, les of Riverside Drive. Brody, Adler
& Koch are the buyers. They will erect the site
a twelve story apartment house.
Pease & Gilman have sold for the estate of Ham
nah Asiel. No 40 East S0th-st.. the three story
high stoop dwelling house the lot 1S4 feet. by
h:lf the block between Park anu Lexington aves.,
to Robert Il. F. Elliott. who is having plans drawn
for altering the house 10 a modern American base
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
H4RTARD-PENN FUSS.
Football Gaze on Saturday Likely
To Be the Last.

Cambridge. Mass. Nov. Sit is possible that the
football game at Philadelphia next Saturday be
tween Harvard and the University of Pennsylvania
may be the last contest of the kind between the
two universities for some time TO come.
After informing the Pennsylvania athletic COM
fnittee on September 20 last that Harvard had de-
termined to terminate the agreement of 1897 the
Harvard athletic committee discovered at meet
ing tonight that there had been no agreement
between the two universities since 1860
in the absence of such an agreement. which car
ried with It a provision for arbitration commit
tee to determine the eligibility Of the players. the
Harvard authorities will not urge the protest
against Lamson, tacke this years Pennsylvania
team and Harvard will Saturday play any
team which Pennsylvania may present
The statement OF the Harvard athletic commit
tee issued after to-nights meeting is as follows;
The Harvard athletic committee has just learned
by correspondence with the Pennsylvania athletic
1891 was cancelled in 1900 This action had been
overlooked by both committees until after the list
test made
Under the supposition that the agreement was
taken action on September g. 1906, by which Penn
sylvania informed that Harvard had deter
nes anesrS TO teTminae I the aforesaid
The effect of that action merely to leave
each party free hand for the future and does not
necessarily involve any break in the athletic re-
iations .-..o, ~, soo.,.,,
management to make no further representations
in connection with its protest. having been in
been declared eligible under the regulations at
present in force at Pennsylvania
Whether the football agreement which ter
minated after tie Cambridge game of 1900 viii
be renewed after Saturdays cons. st has not yet
been determined. In the absence of any such
agreement the cutting out of the Pennsylvania
game in next years schedule will not be regarded
by the Harvard athletic authorities in the ignt
of break in the relations with Pennsylvania.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
SCORES FOOTBALL EVILS.
HARVARD COACH GLOOMY
BIZ Reid Says Game as Played
Needs Radical Changes.
fpy Telegraph to The Tribune-I


Cambridge. Mass. Nov. s.-A communication from
Bill Reid Harvard's head football coach. was made
public tonight. calling upol Harvards athletic
authorities 10 appoint committee 10 make raocai
changes in the game of football
Reid says he has '-becciIie CcnTfncec that the
game rs played to-day has fundamental fauitS
vision of rules
The communication is open letter TO the sec
rotary of the Harvard Graduate Athletic Associa-
ton.
The text oe slie letter follows:
Cambridge New. S. 1875.
Jcha D Merrill, secretary Harvard Graduates
Dear sir: After several years OF experience with
intercollegiate football. after careful consGe.sS-
the criticisms which have been mace OF ue
game and after many and honest put lrulteSs e.
forts TO change 1t that the criticisms could De
avoided I have become convinced that the game
as il is played to-day has fundamental faults whch
cannot be removed by any mere technlcal revision
Of the rules.
Although I arr willing to admit that the neces-
rouahness the game may be objecti1naole
TO some people that appears to me 10 be much less
serious than the fact that there is a distinct ad-
vantage TO be gained by brutality and eTasions OF
the rules. ofTenses which in many instances. the
officials cannot detect because they are committed
when the player and the ball also are hidden from
the ewes of the umpire. For these reasons have
believe that the game ought tc be radically
changed.
/ therefore respectfully request your association
which represents the alumni Of the university, I'M
fnediately appoint a committee. whose duty It
shall be TO make careful investigation OF the
question and to report such thorough alterations
flow obtained from violation of the rules Will put
q higher premium skill. make mere might and
strength of less value and will produce more
scientific and interesting sport Very truly yours.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

At No IA vesey-st-By Joseph P. Day: No 800 i1n
ave s go fit of 41st-st, 10 4x64: story zen n.
store executors sale. estate OF James Gbn.
ceased No 12s S2d-st 305 IT w OF atn9
2ox1o22 story and basement dws H. IHlles W sheidon
atty; Keogh ref: due sds eos 42 tases *
1866 q; No 5SS 10 IT OF von
100 story dwg h L Mohlmsn agf obs5 Henf5 ref
C,zye ct all James Damarest atty; Sanuei 10
amt due s. $50 46: taxes etc 81 5o 11sth-st s. iao
n W of 2d-ave, 25x100 10: action New-1ork MOI a
and Security Company agt H a CampoeH et al.
Deering atty Jacobs, ref amt due 4eA 3s ,nn 10
etc s26s 05: IIsth-st 135 # OF 2e-ave AoxioViV
action . vacant: agt same; same atty sane i
amt due 81 asa SO: taxes. etc S265 OS -
By Parish Fisher Mooney Go-Jerome-avs cor cor
212h-st "a each 25x1oo De 3 Kale,ave, cor ioe %
lots 25 ex from lois to a2og &c Gun a M III
road cor Kab-ave. lots each p Ok from q 70
1853; Cur road cor Rochamesau ave ,i 81 ,1x
20 10x1026 6x Irregular adJonlhs
on avenue; Gun Hill road. 35 # Of Rochamoeau-
ave lots each 258x from 906 to 1102; De kaIb-ave
100 # Of 212th-st 20 lots, each 25x from 6!s TO
35 4 212th-st De Kalbave, lots ecch ZoxIVV;
2l2n-st W Rochambeau-ave, 33Sx1o3 Ix6o sxloo;
Rocha 1887 It of 212h-st 20 lots each
. from 81 to 81 Hill road. cor Rochann-
t. ave lots 26 .3x from 1895 to 10: Gun Hill
1oGc W Woodlawn road lots each 26 3x from ll2
to 1903: Rochambeau-sve 212th-s = lots each
{; Woodlawn road cor 2lZth-st ~ lots eacn
25x 95.2 to 1887: voluntary sale
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
cH1NAMEN CHASE BOY IN TENDERLoIN
Chop Suey Purveyors Run Amuck in Attempt
to Collect Check

dozen China men. armed with skillets. pots
irving pans and 1atirons. chased a bellboy who
gave his name as Frank Iusher through the Ten
derloin last night until the youth. in despair
sought refuge in barrel in basement of 5th-
The Cinnamon to stop before the high
stoop under which Lusher mad vanished and set up
yell that aroused the whole district. In moment
the sergeant the Tenderloin police station. fol-
lowed by half dozen plain clothes men, got in the
wake of the echo. believing the tongs had inVaTed
the district
Lusher finally drawn from his hiding place
and taken the police station. There the leader
of the Cinnamon volunteered the statement that
Lusher and a friend went into a ,hoD sueN res
tauranC. and drank after the Oriental fashion
and then tried to evade the bill Lu=her was held
a charge of disorderly conduct
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Neson-ave e. s. and woodycrest-ave.. p.
$50 It. IL 165.h-st.; three story frame
and architect o...e $4,000
2isth-st n F. 373 #, W. Of webstcr-ave
q A Mner owner and architect 80. 1s, 800
Decati1r-ave.. s., 1I5 #. of 207th-st.;
two story dwelling houses. 2lx54: Mrs
teet Dct@ $500
Avenue A w $, 11th-st.. Union
port two two story frame dwelling houses. 21x
as: William j. Hyland. J. C. Cocker,
Unon- ave. =. 100 IT of 163d-st.; FIVE
story brick tenement houses. 40 4x91 the Gaines
Roberts Company. owner; Harry T. Howell
1G2d-st 3 s 22o q. or Prospect-eve.; FIVE
story brick tenement house. 30x90; Mrs Susanna
Wirtb owner: Kurtzer architeos.... 25ooo
17ath-st n corner Arthur-ave.; five story
bricE store and tenement house, 3sx9s: Cath
crime McNuIty. owner Arthur Boehmcr. archi-
fact :
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
Martin Nathan. No 256 East 97th-st liabilities
s2 s52 assets. iS7. The principal creditors the
Knickerbocker Trust Company. $4,000 secured by
signed securities of the New York Weighing Barge
and Coal Company. and the Automatic Coal Weigh
ing Barge Company; 81 4o9 secured by stock of the
eLred by assigned stock Of The CLARKE Automatic
spIing-st, s73s2, secured by assigned mining stocks
and life insurance policies. The assets consist OF a
due bill s61 claim against J. F. Scott So 239; shares
of stock s4,700; deposit in Knckerbocker Trust
Company, sf2 jewelry. clothing etc, SO.
Watts & Trerotota filed schedules showing debts
Of sl0614 and assets of s15572. The principal cred
itors are August A. Waterbury. No 81 Wan1-st..
$3.50. secured by assigned accounts: F. Victor &
Achels, No. 66 I,eonard5st. S.ol6; Mechanics and
Traders Bank $4,000 The assets, turned TO
the receiver, consist i Of cash. sz1 fixtures, etc.
An involuntary petition filed against Laura
A Armstrong, No. 81 West 2Sth-st-. by Sarah L.
Craine with a claim of $685. Transfer of assets to
the alleged bankrupt's sister Mary Moses. is
charged as an act OF bankruptcy.
An involuntary petition was filed against Morris
Kopet No s9 East 3d-st.. by the Hudson Woollen
Company. with a claim OF s573 Transfer of assets
Is alleged Alfred Lauterbach was appointed
ceiver, with bond OF s5eo
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
LIS PENDENS.

IG5th-st Trinity-ave. W. corner 25x100 Joseph
against benjamin Hochsbaum specific performance
a urney A a. Si.beroerg -
2I3 East: C Joshua Epstein against Yetta
Kramer specific performance; attorney, a slberoerg
Rrool-ave. 3T5. Christian c. Hupfel against Will
Weber; foreclosure of mortgage; attorney. g. F.
Shepard
yiano others; foreclosure of mortgage; attorneys
Wetkes & Forster.
4th-st PAST #. w. of Avenue B. "a 9x96 q Mary
Wilson against Schaefer others PARTITION
attorneys, & Pallister.
3gh-st.. 205 Il. Of Iexington-ave.. 2px9s. o.
Abner p Rlgelow against Charles A. Steuerwald
others to foreclose mechanics lien; attorney, A. r.
Buureli.
io0th-st 195 It. Of Avenue A. 2ox100.5: Louis
against Lamphrect; specific performance;
torneys Lese & Connolly
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

Cox John WI Finck; October u. 1905. s25f4 &c
is55 ''aA anu 40 rs
Mccarthy ThomasC p ElliS; October "a, 1908: SO 90
Rosenthal. Max FannIe-E. Oeibermann and
Others: November 90 1891. e43 2s
Same-A Cans November 90 1891 Sl1 %
Light Company Narsh e. lsep 80 81
co@psny December Is. 1871 ..@... ae5 81
Phcnz BaaA-M May 81. 1904. III ca
same-sane January a. .-.-... 1.5a0 co
society OF the Free of -. Mary the Nirgin,-I
costs - ~. s7os
Cvacated ,........... eos al
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
REALTY NOTES.

Israel I.ebowitz and Samuel Roseff the buy
ers Of No. 128 Chambers-st., sold recently by the
estate of Samuel Colgate. Edward c. Williams
was the broker
Erlanger Reiss are the buyers of the north east
corner of 10th-ave. and 57th-st. No. 420 West SD
ST. No. 435 West 5ith-st.. sold recently by Blu
menkrohn & FTeundlich
Reiter Newman & Mosauer were the brokers
in the recently reported sale of the southeast
corner of Elton-ave. and 159th-st to Frederick
Lese t.ss
Austen G. Fox has leased the parcel No. 43 to a
West 33d-st. TO Henry Corn for twenty-one years,
at SIS. 900 q Year
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
MECHANICS LIENS.

112th-st. 10 #. Of Broadway, 81 6X10O1 II;
Perelson against Peter D. Plunkett. 49, -
owner; Borough Bronze Company. contractor slf6 20
114th-st, No Gil West Lazarus Perelson against
Arthur Saunders. Borough Bronze -.
contractor
11Tth-st and LenoX-eve.. e ". corner 1OOx10o IL;
Perelson against irving Judis, owner;
Bronze Company contractor. Isl 70
13th-st., No $40 East; Maurice Rafkin against
Abraham Bachrach. owner; Isaac Schwartz con- -
7sth-st., 453 East: Isaac Greenbaum against
E. J Scheoick owner: Max Goldenberg and
Joseph Ruden actors 90
Same property: Max Goldenberg and others against
tractor .............. $50 90
Bronze COMPANY contractor .........o. 129 90
IndloW-st 116; Julius Rosenfeld against
H Rubin owner; norris sack. contractor...... so 90
Pleasant-ave.. "a. 344; Julius Rosenfeld against
NJ. a4d others Morris Sack
Henry-st.. No. 173 to III: Charles B. Hudson
against Philip Horowitz and contractor
Meyer Hcrowitz, owner renewaD. 20 90
2d-ave. Nos 104 and 106: Charles B. Hudson
trenewa1t ........... los 90
Fiier owner and contractor. 100 90
Summit s.. 11S It. of 161st-st- I5x
100: Wilson. Adams & Co. against Merwin
Realty Company owner and contractor. 200 90
5th-ave.. .299: Louis Zeldin against Sundel
Hyn1an contractor. 30 90
3G6 West Isidor Fred against Theo
w. Seemler, owner and contractor 558 oil
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Mannheim Fymon, and another to a Eiterman:
ss,625: nrior mortgages SIS coo; Years;
Pond. George R. e Mutual Life insurance Com
PAM g anS Se% 0neT nsr bona at Bow" %
Falk sel:g ana another TO Aaron Goodman;
per cent: prior mortgage $50 600 Ioo
Cohen Jacob Jacob to Rengnsky; 11eth-st. No 20 %,
I3rsdiey. A6ner n American Mortgage Com
s. ' due 'IS5s Jnas SO 1905 per @ cent .. io 27ooc
Tanner, Leonore, James De Wolf: 11eth- St n $
e6.s It " of Manhattan prior mortgage
cuddiRy' Edward J. to Phebe Mcclure; Lex ''O'
ington-eve. No G4z; prior mortgage $4,000
Ferkin; lsen5arain R to Charles H seey: 74th-z
F!rGan Jacob to Noel sanoorn trustee: ii5th-
sT,G No n ls Fast E. = due Teass @ Is 7s 1g NJ
15s East: year: 81 per cent. ........, 175oc
psny 6 55P6 70 No ss West as'y com
Toch Joseph to 1sasc &C, MAYER and another; .th
prior mortgage, SIS 1ooN
fiS 90 ya of washfngtos1s % II aaeS yesFs per
o al fFz9s East t. BFSafiss Sf ls: No 4s
p Z and esns saF and g @
1sthsf 9 No 80 East I year; r,.i per iss . 7So
n Of Deancey-st due April j. 1912; per cent 5000
s4 sha H as East s2 due F59Sy sH
R%te Of aTe aTehae G g As9T' o nogae s2oo
anofher il5 i27hst 40 30 i2 10 lie East Year
Greenstein. samuel to NJ Iipman and another:
s @ 69e f9ensF a B5G"a o per p[,GT
Gesnsten, samuel 70 N Ipman man, and i,6. anosher other
Fase sGs@-s s44sos May 8 1901: 800
B2S6iqsh so Fas rRii EARS so per N eooc
Spring Harris to George Relndel: S0th-st, No
$40 East prior mortsage s9,500: years. per
r% Mssi1svs Ea,2 to ssPs 5n & 1soas bs5 $ 1888 #
Dsssnssr Fsa, y.sTs msr M to 3.T eae'h io NO 4S
Ro.enberg sam samuc to Robert Reinde soh-st No
palmer rAT Edwin gss5S to II @erch G91 sstst No as
essnGa %s Que osor May Il ls' to Te FER Guarantee
two mortgages se.0oo each; demand -. IL COG
Per cent 5coc
e # SAMUEL Gd 10 Max fpraD 3 and PfF 6o9br
lseth-st W corner Brown Place: due May. g. 80,
MiisSa Realty caFapany pqlar Savings Bank
% 1906 o: per cert II \ yras- ,oo., NJ ~ 1880
West: years 8 per cent 5000
Barnard. Louis $. to ! Radt: l2ad-st. No 4si ~,
sbotiand Tniie f. to Cutting; 24th-st No los -.
sehwaFser a A9fr to a de Peyitsr 5So ,5 BTook
stewart tSSa Frances L G. 10 Bowery savings Bank
sih-aye. $. II fl n Of 29th-st. due June 80 -.
,is53rane. 'IIssh 4 to ] Hardy; ath-ave No 5oi o
@ 4 No gs due s5s s sSs
S: 3d. Sa ff?sF III 5s rs IS As.s s sa. ri S.1
NqgSs e'aa .s S # r a0YqRsk YTSs. ce 5sats
pcr cent .-.-..-...... 5000
100 fl n 4 2d-ssi years, per cent. $500
Rosen, ". 10 l. Kruiewitch: Water-st
Ga years per -. $500
Lash Joseph. IN NJ ] Doernberg: Hall-ave
20 fl Of 209th-st; mortgages, $500; year
IIlson. William @. to Manhattan Mortgage Com
St demand 8 per cent. -. 2bOo
A.abransay, sarluel. 10 Lowenfed and another.
oer -. 81. go
II,f TIerren Elizabeth Campbell; 1g2
per cent 1900
sI a15 Il " Of Amsterdam wear per cent 200
Nakransky. SaHeei. and smother 10 New-York
49, a.sr,.es S55goj Gus Dcco.aaes l. 1910 100 5ol
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
A S224,000 FIFTH-AVE. LEASE.
LESSEE NOUv CONTROLS 4 PLOT WITH FRONTAGE OF
88 FEET IN THE AVENUE
Firm Bugs Large Parcel Near Riverside DeNc O5ne Found for
SOth-st House.

Goodwin, n. and another to c Stone; Lexington
ave. No 1,S12: l year, 512 per cent ....-....
map Stems estate; years, 81 per cent.
Moody, George F, to Nellie NJ Barstow: 152d-st.
Morgenroth, Abraham NJ and wife to City Mort
gage Company; 1S6th-st, 90 IT Of Cypress
Cameron, Alexander, TO Empire City Savings
Bank: lO3d-st, corner Sth-ave; years
e
Rosenttal, Charles NJ and another TO 9 Sooysnith;
Fort Westinghouse, 5. 100 # OF 159th-st;
demand per cent .........................
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At Is Vesey-st.~-By James l. Wells: 167th-st n "
corner Bryant-s 75x1o0 vacant voluntary sale bid in
a 750 Road, s intersection of q
ig7th~st ils llxeSx1S5: vacant Mutual Life Ins Co
Abraham Greenberg al; Russell s. P attys: 1ug-
s21 ,0S1 "a etc, S69 s3;
o Francis Archer for SCI. 900. =.
BY 300 60th-st. +. $50 IT of dave
25xl005 story bk h: NJ Ahearn agt Thomas san
Washington Brauns city; Il W Bookstaver
@
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

IJoA-s, w g. 24T # s of Honest, 5oxs0; Standard
Plumbing Supply Company against Eastern
Gss"n fao5 heai's Ool"s 1851 o2
tttSNst $ s. 4f9 # of 1st-ave 25x1loex irres
bd nlsr; ;o,hSrs. June IS 1865 iranceedi $50 90
f5tst- at No 521 West. Jacob Fische and others
nsa!hs ,6at ,'i' ...........e....... 1874 90
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

rroaawav No 1860: for four story brick
stons garage. I1e. iGx17s2 Island Realty
anv n5GTe eNner II Morgan architect: $4,000
G. Nirholss-ave, s. Is # of 145th-st:
for a one story brick dwelling house and store,
10x52 8: estate OF H Heurer. owner; r Dnvis,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
RESALE OF FORMER FAILE TRACT.

Philip 4 Smyth has sold Jerome F Reilly
tract of forty-one known as the Faile estate
holding The tract has frontages in Boston Post
Road, Reeds Road and the Eastchester Landlng
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
To Let for business Purposes.
BrookIyn Property for Sale.

SNAP. LITTLE CASH REQUIRED. s new brick build
- fine with flats above, in
an unusually growing for sale cheap VIII
leave 1877 mortgage. Also family frame houses.
Sc 0OO each, full particulars apply to POTTS &
PARTRIDGE. $50 Montague Street, Brooklyn. y. T..
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

grown Place and 136th-st. v caraer l5o.S.:
Max Lpiaan ana Max Cod with sninuei Green
stein sso
-----tcT-.Ra sEd fGGfa n rorE.er 5fxfoG
ECilirin :isl.s sons loan ;sohie Gauss con-
strsclisn eomeany -......... .-.........-. .:'
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
Citu PROPERTY for Sale.

FAST 31ST STREET, NEAR LEXINGTON
Avenue. splendidly built. stories. all Improve
ments three six and one dve rooms: rentals silS0o
500 600. Excellent Investment. o. MANSS l Mad
CIXTEEN CORNERS In the Yorkvile OF The Bronx at
- auction Tuesday. November i4th 1905.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
City Hotels.

4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT; private
tn: with or without meals: including meals two
sa5 weekly one SIS. ALABAMA. 10 East 11th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
Furnished Il partments Wanted.

WANTED Furnished eight room apartment till April
w between 59th ana seth sts. West Side. Apply
to T. w, S5 Leonard-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments yesterday. the first
New-York tribune., 1905-11-09
Bronr Real Estate.
Country Property for Sale.

DICHMOND HILL. WashIngton-ave.. jamaica
n houses. plot 40xlo0; best of work
Tnanship all fmprov ements hardwood trim. $4,000 half
mort OWNER premises
The Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 18??-1907, 1905-11-18
NATURES ESSENCE.
Extracted From Forest Plants

Natures laws are perfect II we obey
them, but disease follows disobedience.
60 straight to nature for the cure, to the
forest; there are mysteries here that we
can fathom for you. Take the bark of
the blackcherry tree, the root OF man
drake. stone root, queens root, bloodrOot
and golden seal root, make a scientific,
non-alcoholic extract of them with just
the right proportions and you have DIR.
Perce's Golden Medical Discovery.
1t took Dir. Pierce, with the assistance
of two learned chemists, eight years of
hard work experimenting to make this
vegetable extract and Alternative of the
greatest efficiency.
just the sort Of remedy you need to
make rich, red blood, and cure that lassi-
tude and feeling Of nerve exhaustion.
DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
bears the stamp Of PUBLIC APPROVAL
and has sold more largely In the past
forty years than any other blood purifier
and stomach tonic. The refreshing in
fiuencc of this extract is like Natures
inhuence-the blood is purified and en-
richcd-the vital fires OF the body burn
brighter and their increased activity con-
Sumes the tissue rubbish which has ac-
cumuated in the system. Doctor r. ".
Pierce, the founder of the InvalidS' Hotel
and Surgical Institute, Buffalo, NY, and
physician OF large experience and prac-