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New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

AT No II Vesey-st-By D P Ingraham & Co: 579 Rob
oIhs-ave; 10 IT Of l4sth st, 75xl0o; and sty
fr dwls h; voluntary sale.
BY Joseph = Day: eth St n 425 IT W Amsterdam
ave. lOxlc.o; Drayton Burrtl agt Vim II F1ner sl:
sas Fs. W. attys: p Blaney ref; amt due.
BY Bryan L Kennedy: 2Ss1 23s3 Washington ave
cor ieeth-s ooxe1, two sty brk h; Matilda
Wetsker ast Henry Schmidt ct al Darlington P attys;
to mtEes aggregatng $4,000
BY Philip Snyth: sheii-st. S. part lot 296 map
OF Wakefield, 2SxlUo 4; & Preston Alexander
smyth ct all c W Dayton. atty p Fitch ref; due
By James / Wells 21eth st, 2d-ave. Will
151Oxi3x irregular: also three lots, each
2S1ll4. adjoining street; 21Sth-st. % W or
Park six lots, 2sx from ls3: 2d-ave s.
900 n OF 216thst four lots. 25x100:
ave 400 IT Of 2ieth-st. eight lots. each a0x1o0
Peasant-ave. s. 600 II OF 2l6th-st, 50x10O .
story frame dwelling houses; Pleasant $50
OF 2lethst 5x1O0 also plot 81 6xl00x irregular adon
ing on north; Park-ave 500 II n Of 2l6th-st
lots. each 25x10o; Park ave. $50 II 21sth-st
SS6xlOOx irregular; Pleasant GOO II 216h-
three lots each 25xl00; also plot SO
adjoining on north executors sale estate OF Walter
jayne, deceased.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
FOR HOTEL LINCOLN, S425, 900.
PARCEL Il SIX STORY STRUCTURE 1T 5@D-ST AND
BROADWAY-THOMAS HEALY THE SELLER.
Bugs the Colonial apartment House-Upp Vest Side Plot
Bought for improvement.

Eberhard Rommel to Bertha Van Glider. NSrninal
53d-st. No 215 East, 23xloo4 4; Anna Forster 70 90.
Rebecca V Kear; mortgage. S2O.-Oo- AVV
McGowan John W Kohl: mortsagc. SOW. lVV
blum o Abraham B Cohen: mortgage, S2OOoo Nomlhal
5th-st. n 8, e of 1(xs0; solomon -
Emanuel to Edwin G Dusenbury .-..--, AVo
Avenue C. e s. 22s II $ of Tth-st, p sxs3. Jeseph
Herring Sophie Herring mortgage, S25 200 NoInha
aS ssS IS ywars 81 10000
1ITth-st no 1873 West, 2ox1OO IL; Caroline Stei-
nau to Rachel G0ldstein: mortgage sl4OOo lVV
Avenue-A. n 72d st. 25sxlco; Morris
Wolinsky Morris Okun; half portion; mort zoo
152d-s 1o011 feet OF St Nichots ave- ok
T4.11; Jane Lemon to Joseph Laewomle; mort ,oo
gage. 81. 800. W.
Central Park West. corner lOstn-st, @t-oN
100: Samuel Rosen 20 Arnold KOhn; mortgage
S45 nominal
I06,h-st No 235 East 26xIO0.11; Minnie Israel and
another 10 Louis Basbey mortgage. slZi0O .Nohlhai
122d-st, East, 25xfO0. II: Louis Lese. 10 80
Amelia and another; mortgage. S24.OD.-- ~"
Same property. X G. Bergen. TO Louis Lese' 80
mortgage $4,000 AV0
144th-st 125 IT Of Lexington lave, IoXssl IL
Mayer and another. 20 Samuel Getsnan'
mortgage $4,000. -'0ii''
Lots 20 q. 90. map South vernon oO ana 100
100: Martha Forbes. to James " Forbes AVV
Lots S. block 1: lots 10 to Is. block 2 lots
to 46. block g. 3. 4, g. 13 and IA. olOck
Z: lots 20 and 81 block s: map land party OF tne
part: Whitehall Realty Company, TO G. W
smith
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
PLUCKY RESCUE BY GIRL
CrO1cd on Beach Patches Sauing of
Exhausted Bather.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Atlantic City. July 17.-One of the most dar-
ing rescues of the season was made by young
girl this morning near Heinz's Pier. in view of
the thousands of bathers on the beach. With
a party of friends Edward D. Salsberry, of Chi
cago. had gone in bathing at observation-disclosures
After swimming about for time. he started
out beyond the lifeboats. and. then from the
Heinz Pier TO the Steel Pier. over half a mile
away.
When near Heinzs Pier Mr.. Sasberry got
caught in the swift current, and was being car
ried rapidly out to All his efforts TO get
back to shore were futile The temperature of
the water at this point too. for some unknown
reason, is much colder than at other places He
was seized with severe cramps. and was barely
able to keep afoat
Mr.. Salsberry called for assistance. Swim
ming near him was Miss Berenice Greenberg of
Peoria. Ill, who has been staying at the Hotel
Rudolf the last three weeks Miss Greenberg
reached him a little ahead Of the lifeboat in
charge of two lifeguards, just Mr.. Salsberry
was going down for the first time.
She grabbed the sinking by the hair.
Placing one arm under him she kept him afloat
until the arrival of the lfeguards when both
were pulled into the lifeboaI.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
NO FEAR OF SPIES AT NAVY YARD
Guards Are to Enforce Rules Requiring
Passes. and 10 Prevent Theft.

Although there is active rumOr being circ-,-
lated around the Brooklyn Navy Yard thar soisz
have been attempting 10 reach some OF the zov-
ernment secrets there. CAPTAIN Joseph y. Hemr-
HILL captain .of the yard said last night that there
was not the slightest foundation FOR such stories
'If there have been any spies around this yard
certainly have not heard Of it, he said 'Neitha-
Is It that have doubled the force Of guards
at the various gates Ever since T have been
captain OF the yard 1 have been trying to obtain
a strict enforcement OF the naval regulations re-
garding the admission OF strangers 70 the ward
They are not admitted without passes.
Several times 7 have issued special orders o.
this point. the last recently three weeks
ago. II is this which has probably led 70 the
rumOrs Of which YOU speak
In order prevent the carrying out OF the ward
of valuable material the vigilance OF the senrrfes
has been increased recently, but there has been
increase in the number
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
CHARITIES AND JUVENILE COURTS.

Portland. Ore. July 1.-THE National Confer
ence on Charities and Corrections considered the
subject of State supervision and administration
The topic being introduced by the report OF the
oommiuiee State supervision and administra-
tion. read by Miss Julia Lathrop Of Hull House
Chicago. chairman Miss lathrop also read a
paper on the subject.
What has the public a right TO know about
public and private charity and how shall II learn
about them?" was discussed by Miss Frances
Greey Curtis. member OF the State Board OF
Charities Of Massachusetts and by Ensley Moore
member Of the Board Of Public Charities Of Ili-
nois
The Juvenile Courts In the Small City and
Town" The Girl Offender and Probation and
Causes OF and Remedies for Delinquency and De
pendency" the topics under discussion in the
Juvenile Court section.
Judge b. r. Lindsey. Of Denver. spoke Re
cent Progress Of the Juvenile Court Movement"
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
CANE NE4R DROWNING.
Yacht 1cith TscO Men aboard Can
sizes Near Babylon.
TBE TELEGRAPH TO THE rRrBrNE. !

Baoylon' Long Island. July I7-Frank Ste
pnens Easily, summer resident Of this place. and
Samuel r. Jones, Of New-York staying at the
Watson House, came being drowned in a
yachting accident in Whig Inlet to-day The party
had spent the day fishing from Mr. Easty's sloop
Nacht AUX The wind had dropped down to almost
a calm and the craft was drifting lazfIy win the
WIND with her bonrd down and all sails set Sud
eehiy from clear sky came a heavy squaU and
before those on board could free the sheets the
Doat Neered about, rolled over and sank
MI Easily and Mr Jones tried To keen ,bAr,
e seiHes ahoat On the sunken craft, but both were
~ great Danger OF drowning. and their chances ~
rescue were small. when the steamer SS,rS 6i o5
rom Babylon 10 Fire Island. hove in sigbt and
Lsscuea me Two men The AUX was later nuIjed
On. HII- TASTY who is an enthusiastic patron of
sachurg. IS one OF the most skillfuI amateur
chssiieh IN me bay. Last summer he rescued
spot. s "e"i the same
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
NAY BE COHEN ROBBERS
Men AIrested Thought To BE Those
Who Set House -4fre.

vi three men caught in the act of entering fiat
IN he apartment house No 66 West l1sth-st. yes
teroay' one was subdued by a blow in the raca
aIiu ahother was caught When arraigned in the
Harlem court the prisoners described tberseI,os
as James Connolly. twenty-one years old OF No
$50 Sd-ave and John Reilly. twenty-five years
old Of No. 81 East llsth-st They were held in
Ao0o bail for rearraignment on Wednesday Their
companion escaped
The police OF the East l2Sth-st station helieve
that the two men arrested are members of the
gang. or perhaps the same who robbed and
burned the house of Mrs Bertha Cohen, at No
ls52 5th-ave., Saturday morning
Mrs. Zpner. of No IS West IlSth-st saws that on
SUNDAY morning two men. who answer the de-
scrption OF the men taken to-day. called on her
snd asked 70 be directed the house Of Mrs Cohen
Mrs Zipner directed them and later Mrs Cohen
was robbed Mrs. Zipner Will be brought into court
to-day 10 see If she can identify the The bo-
Ice say that they the track Of a gang
who have committed many robberies in Harlem.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
UNIONS At ODDS.
Question If Wedding Trip Ercuses
TUeIayer from Paying Dues.

Tilelayers Union No. 81 decided yesterday that
even man who is a wedding trip when a rule
is passed by the union must obey the rule The
question arose over the case OF A. Dean. who
his honeymoon when the old tilelayers' union
Joined No %, and rule passed compelling
members OF the old union who had Joined since
July u to pay an initiation fee of 800
Dean did not pay the $780, and yesterday he
was found working for the Arm of Ritchings &
Soutar. members of the Building Trades Employ
ers Association. This association threatened TO
cause his discharge unless he paid the s100 ac-
cording 10 the rule OF the union to which he be-
longs.
The man held that because he was away when
the rule passed. he not responsible and
refused to pay. The firm who employs him sup
ported his plea and declined to discharge him.
The matter will be brought up before the General
Arbitration Board Of the Unions and the Employ
ers Association
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
APOLOGIZE FOR ASSAULT
Men Who Attacked Monument
Dealer 4UOid Exposure.

Rather than appear in police court. two of the
men who attacked H. X. Keller the Woodlawn
monument dealer. while he walking with
his wife Saturday. at Mount Vernon. visited his
home last evening and humby apologized. They
admitted that they had been drinking heavily and
did not realize what they doing. Mr. Keller
accepted their apology
Mr. Keller would not give the names of the men
who had assaulted him, but instead made the fol-
lowing statement:
The two persons who We're guilty OF the assault
have come TO me and made due reparation and
apologies for their acts and admitted their guilt
and completely eXonerate W. II. Irwin of any par
ticpation in the assault.
The men were Mr. Irwln's guests. and because of
their conduct he arrested by mistake and
station.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
N4TIVES LYNCHED NEGRO.
Nan Who Killed TzceIue on Schooner
Strung Up.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.

New Orleans. July 1.-THE first authentic
details of the lynching of Robert McField the
British negro who shot and killed twelve per
sons aboard the British schooner Olympia off
the coast of Spanish Honduras several days ago
were brought here to-day by Harry Baxter. a
New Yorker. Mr. Baxter gave a graphic ac-
count of the lynching. saying that the man had
been tried and sentenced to be shot at Utilla by
a Spanish Judge who pronounced sentence
within a few hours after the trial had begun.
McField was taken by mob of natives and
swung to a tree two miles from Utilla
Before the trial began he made a written
fession TO having killed the twelve persons. The
negro told where he had buried the 1.400
soils he stole in the schooners cabin.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
H. a. BOGERT LEFT ALL TO FAMILY.
Estate Estimated at 100000 Disposed Of
No Public Bequests.

The will OF Henry A. Bogert. OF Flushing was
ned in the offce of the Surrogate, at Jamaica yes
terday. The entire estate goes his children and
grandchildren. II expected that bequests
would be made TO certain public institutions In
which Mr.. Bogert took an interest
The will was made November 90 1894 about
four years before the death OF his WIFE Mary L.
Bosert 1t disposes of estate estimated at over
100000. but the amount is thought TO be much
greater Mrs Bogert and Henry l.. and Walter
=. hosert, sons. are named executors. The will
Was witnessed bv William Gilman and p II E
sliott. the testator's son-in-iaw. The property
consists largely of real estate i'm both Flushing
and Manhattan, with a considerable amol1nt nf
personal property. Mrs Bogerts will was pro-
.. nateu IN JdhIars lhss Under this her share OF
Inc estate was 10 be divided among the chiIdren
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Sdave $ I4I1 # OF 12cth- ST. 20xlOo ottilie
St ioS r f'1sss OF West faT@s Farms @i
ciarey: all title mortgage $500 .Do.nas 100
Lot Land co@panS SoTa 90 o sea map ~ Of ,rI
Lot 50. block SO section 8. same map: Land Com
pany G OF EdenEsid to Annie Harris =. Nominal
Lot s map Of Unio6poPt aaTS m9rissa Bamoh s 10
Mar, Mary sta2tOn =: 100
to christian Rieser s'g X: mortgage tsn"y
Pos PSs0sG %sn ct al to AdOlph Hyman al; mortgage
Pes begins 500 Il e white Plains Road and 'O
Lev to :, Michael lnd zsrninsky ard aROihsT:
Henrst No 60 8 25xloo: samuel Kulier ct al
0sfSn Psyis no @9r5ssss s7 sso 100
Easteforook bors Fayen; mortssse' ss.9oS 100
s2e zsckaTias olsen Harry HspsRSTs sPoSn mort 3
6 S s3Ss H%as S5 Gnoaoo'' 10
Ehrsnrsch to Frank Prank "o Tfora Moses
Gsaa' iSsasF 1ss4ss 2Is ssmnod
william 20 Ess and anothes Ss1n samgs kas s o5o &c
Greet n5s$ saes asssiSS ssS 100
Lot s.s;: g RGE RG.rB siRsR, map Hudson Rose
Matthew morgase sau 50 6o sno'ner TO Nicholas oo
77,hst Nos 2os and 500 East soxlO2 q Rachael i0O
77Ih st. 2os East sO1ia22; Charles lower iO0
aSs. map soesion a vyse .etat.: Mary 100
No % sai Sie% East, SsoSi Marx MIti:n loo
20 Nos 4 ans m meF'ssss @ Nominal
century Manufacturing Company 70 Metropolitan
surety Company; SO, 900.
12d-st, Nos i42 and 144 East 50xi0O5: Louis
Daum TO Samuel g J Wenberg; mortgage S4T-
sa,hst, No IS West ao1loos: Frances Will Nominal
Jams to Gustav + Eisermann; mortgage S2i OO0 1Oo
ITth-st. n g. i25 II Of Sd ave 31xlO2 q Pamela
I1weTre @ s ct al exeeu.ors Rachel s25Oo
margaret Hills to Catherine Duane. .......... 100
ns-St, n 245 IT OF West-
chester to Whitestone Ferry. 25xiis John Flah
erty ct al to james FIaherty ........... Non,Ipat
West Brnhdway No 4l2 Lawrence Fordham
TO William II Foriham. Observation-Disclosures. Nomtna1
bsth-st. :. 400 II . OF 3d-ave dOxioo S. Elias
sSl55verstein 10 Hermitage Company: mortgage
10th st. No 3s5 East 2oxi022 & Martha isu 10 100
Louis Lowenthal. mortgage $40 GOO ....-.. 100
t'n-eVe No 2.2o6. ;. 24,l1xi00: Edward A
lsaacs to- Alfred levin; 100
SoLthern boulevard, 8, lot lTs. . fremont
dhsooor@ Crohn 70 Goldie Beum: mortgage
osthst No loT West 25xioO II: Charles Jacob "a Vo
Harris Jaeohy; mortgage. So. 600 .......... I'M
AInstercam- ave-. No l.05o 2sxiOo: OttiIie
- Ne~hurg 10 Morris Stern; mortgage s32 900 loo
70 James II Mcfieffey: mortgage, s14 600 Nornina,
Safne property; James Mcfieney Moses n Moss.
mortgage. sl6
CHntun Place No tS. 3. George VIM ~
frances l. Murtha; mortSsge $4,000 .--...... Ie.
Lot ~. map no lots Stems Hudson y Rose
ny 20 sss s1Eansspps F.sro Nominal
crs Filler. ,.s,
Lots % and 3d map 40. lots Stems estate; Hud
4tVh a. n ;. 503 Il Of Bristow ST. l6 Ak irreg:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
DISAGREE OVER MURPHY CHAUFFEUR.
Jury Fails to Reach Verdict at Second Trial
at PatchogIe.
[sY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNE.l

Eastport Long Island, July 1.-THE second trial
of Carl r Stednan chauffeur for Charles F. Muir
phy who was arrested last month for violating
the automobile speed law in Patchogue. was held
there this evening The jury failed to agree stand
ing 4 TO in favor of acquittal.
George w LOTUS. who assumed responsibility
for the violation was present and testified in behalf
of stedman. Mrs LOTUS was also present. There
were also several Tammany men present. including
Charles G. Dunn.
IL is believed at Patchogue that violation of
speed law occurred the arrest being due 10 the
overzeal of the constable. He has already spent
several times the SIS reward in seeking convic
ton This case has created a sentiment against
arrests Of chauffeurs. and may result in the with
drawal of the present reward system If this is
done saIAr ried men whose duty will be 10 warn as
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Henning Mary NJ. Mary Damroth; lots 3I5 800,
stanton, Mary EsaTs 70 Ds 1000
W9odst9ck Building Company to ps1rstt = floga s,e
september 90 1905: per cent. 1900
Of orSepave 20 instsments per cent 800
Cfarey. Thomas. to A Bellucct; st l-awrence-ave,
e 1O5-1 # OF West Farms Road; years ooo
Berkowitz Max to D Miller; ed No 1.47o; 49,
Moses 9afhe Of 70 ID ave years per
~ ~ 1astb @ 20 Vesr: 1er cent -. 1000
IannuciIli p. 10 5 Cook; lot ia. map Of Daily -,
Noses Rachel. to Charles H 1owerre; 71th st.
90 # e Of 8d-ave; years: per cent 210Oo
Ws 54s Il Of isoth s.; year: per cent. eOoO
Same same; Jackson-ave. SAP # OF ooo
East. ipsfalmenfs. m M 9 per cent 1000
Isl IT n Of Pelham Road: / year; 9 per cent. 400
Western Electric Company to Merchants Lean
Hy year and per 10000
s. 22s # " Of Grand.ave per bond .4.. $500
Weinberg ]. to l. Daum: 52d-st. $ 100 IT ooo
OF year; 1s.s aeE sent 10 n East
: years per cent -. 4.OoO
40 It Of crmmins ave 3 years per cent 1000
and Iei. map Downing estate; due January 1s. o.
walheim A. and others 10 q H smith lot 1s2
map II P Rose Mapes estate; due January H. -
Goldstein. R. to steinau: i17th-st. No i3s
same to same: ii7th-st, 5 800 # of 5th-ave:
Fioo9 years to R,eS.r Nor: SoOo
lots 12T and 12s map Downing estate: 3 years.
per cent Il y - =. 100
27.s Il n 142d- st; years per cent.....s 25OO
Luck. f, to " Seuheck; f4Oth-st. No 592 East;
kohn. A. to 5 Rosefr; central Park West. W ii'V
corner 1Oith-st; year. 6 per cent 5000
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
THREE AGED HERM1Ts LEFT $4,000
Brothers Executors Will Dig Up Farm in
Hope of Finding More Money.
InY rELEGRAPH 40 rHE rR1RI-vE

Wellington. Ohio July T-An expert to-day
opened the safe Of the Meach brothers at Roches-
ter. and found $4,000 in money and securities The
aged men. three in number. lived alone and when
the las of them. Jarvis Meach, died two weeks ago.
he failed to make known the combination of the
safe tell how much money he had therein. The
trustees Of the estate will dig up the farm in the
hope of finding money.
Why the old men never married is explained by a
document found in the safe, (which they had signed
years ago, in which they agreed not TO marry but
TO live together alone Attention was called +,
their hermit life about three years ago when bur
glars tried TO rob them and when Jarvis Meach
shot two.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
JAMES HORIZONS WILL FILED.

lBf TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
MiddletoWn. y. Y, July 1.-THE will of James
Horton. former president of the United States
Leather Company, filed in the Orange County
Surrogate's Court to-day The will was executed
July 10, 1901, and was witnessed b,, Edison c. Da-
yidge and Henry Virgins. Of Middletown n Y
The executors are Calvert Crary Of Boston a SON
in-law. and Warren o. and Sidney D.. sons OF Sal
amanca. IL is estimated that the will exceed
Si.eDee. BY the terms of the will third will
go 10 tee widow. Mrs. Willamena Garritt Horton
The remainder will be equally divided among the
hse children. the two executors. Ruth wife of Cal
vert crary. Mabel wife OF Irving G. Bull of this
city. and " alter G.. OF this city.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
ILL WITH SPOTTED FEVER 100 DAYS
Boy Has Beer Unconscious from the First
Hopes Of His Recovery.

II is one hundred days since Charles Canepi
six years old son of Joseph Canep ir.. Of Yonksr,
City. stricken with cerebro spinal meningitis
From the first he mas been unconscious. At ora
time he was deaf and blind and il impossible
to feed him except through his nose His daily diet
is quart OF milk with the whites Of eggs
His deafness has decreased. and IL was said at his
home yesterday morning that the sight OF one eye
would be saved DR.. T. E Duffy who has TIE
case. is nOn-cOmmittal TO the outcome aud has
issued strict orders that no infOTma zion be given
TO any one IL is said. however. that the boy has
improved in many ways and there IS hope of his
ultimate recovery
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18

Ryckman John w-New-York and PennsylvsnA
Company ..-...... ssI3 "a
schaap. Aexandsr K-Diamond Rubber Company q 02
Spencer. Charles E-Darius O Mills b31 a.
Sigorney. Marv-Fenry Meyer. 81
Swe J-He1ry ri schultz 81
Simon. solomon Rosanna NJ Nasle; costs -. i75 S2
rail- & condit. -....---.,-. Ease
Valentine Thomas I-C,harIeseC Terry 1fg
Van Dyke Michael M-Duparquet HUOt a
VINO. T9.s@S; 2S;i, eo@P8ny T,vi printing company &
Wright Charles Ienox-Ntiiam J Mahon ...-.. % n
waska Augusta-Sinnon Hatch ..--.... 15ts
Webster Florence A-SOphte r Houston $50 "a
Walsh wnliam-Iobert J Ryie ;.-.... 3ss ~
Louis Maggio ...-....-. -.-.-.--.... 1fs "a
Same-Same 209 g2
Same-Gluseppe seaturro -----.-....- ~
Same-IOus Maggie .+--.-. 1s7
The \ Y Central q Hudson River r 2 Com
pany-Auguste sierichs 1.5osos
Same-same f.2ss "a
Wabash r r Company lsaac L stern 4.8sI q
Era Press-N Y = Penn CoTnponN- 3,9i3
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Lawrenoe-st No GAG; six story brick hathouse
50xs6 IL; Forward Realty and Construction
Company owners; Schlesinger. architect.
Lexington ave and 1Oist-st cor: a six story
brick nathouse so. 11xs0-6: Gresnstetn & Mayer
owners: Edward A Movers. arrhi.-~.
LexingtCn-ave. s. 90. II # Of 101st st; two
six story fathouses. 5OxS2; Cireel.s5,,.,, - - -
owners; Edward 4 Heyers. architect: SIS. .OOO
each
Lexington ave and lOOth-st. n e cor; one six
story brick hathouse. 80. tixS5.6; Csreenstein &
Mayer. owners; Edward A Meyers architect
l36th-st, 5. 20 # Of 1th-ave: one six story
brick hathouse, 5Oxs6.11: & Simon. owners;
Edward A Meyers. architect ...................
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
THE JAY TRACT AT RYE SOLD.

Warner NJ Van Norden. president of the Van
Norden Trust Company. has bought the Jay house
and tract in the Boston Post Road, Rye. He will
occupy the premises in the summer.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
MECHANICS LIENS.

owner E W Chanee contractor. -. $50 %
Same property $50 25
Same property acknowledgements.
Same property: 100 90
same property The
lessee: Chanee contractor. -. IsO a5
Same property: same vs. same $50 %
Sth-st, No pa East s \ ketatas.
owner Fernbach, contractor. 145 90
l1Oth-st. No 100 East: Alexander r Brown
August Buhmester. owner; Gerber s. thinner
cOuuaCtors $40
110th-st Nos 100 and 102 East: Church
eriek Burghardt, contractor 2Oeo7
9th ave. and 2sth-st n corner. 53x125xirreg;
Jacobs & Sons GIengarife Realty Company.
owner and contractor $50 90
Attorney st, Nos lie 1esls. Ridse-st
Nos 150 to 161. Drum Elevator Company
Ia oh THderhend and Isaac Krell. lessees and
Madison No 1913 Hollahan Martin
contractors 1ss 81
Dgney-ave. S. 19o.11 II 5 of Kingsbridge Road
26X100; RnHRele Borreli Richard
Pohs owner: Herman Masche contractor. 2o2 81
129th-st. Nos Pol 255 West: Harry W
and contractors .-..-.-- 2s6 so
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18

10000
5000
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
TOURING CAR EYPLODES.
GasOlene Tank Blo7cs Chauffeur
Into the dir.

The gasoiene tank of big touring belonging
to r. A. c. Smith of No. II West 72d-st.. exploded
in the garage at No 20S West s5th-st, last night
throwing the chauffeur, r. z. Leighton, into the
air. He not hurt. The machine is so large
that it cannot be turned In the garage, and was
being backed out of the building when the gasolene
exploded.
Employees of the garage succeeded in extinguish-
ing the flames about the machine before the ar
rival of the fremen, who confined their efforts to
the gasolene which had streamed out into the
street.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-18
PEARY WORKING TOWARD SYDNEY.

Boston. July l7.-Commander Robert E. Peary. the
Arctic explorer, arrived in Boston to-day. from
New-York, and soon afterward departed for Sgd
pey C. B.. where he will join the steamer Roose-
Welt, in which he will attempt to reach the North
Mole.
Portland, Me, July 17.-COmmander Peary and
Mrs. Pe6ry arrived here to-day from New York.
Commander Peary has business matters to attend 10
in this city, and they transacted he
will leave here with Mrs. Peary for Sydney, c. B.