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The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-11-08
YAKIMA LODGE NO. -. +. Z A. n

Regular communications list and "a
Fridays Of each month. H. e. SCOTT.
w. D. NEwCOMB. Sec. ". II
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-11-08
DR. w. H. CARVER,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office. Yakima National Bank Bldg.
Residence 416 So. Second St. Office
Phone. 1901: Residence Phone. 1903.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-11-08
IT G. REDFIELD.
GRADUATE OPTICIAN.

Office hours. / and J to p. m. store
on Yakima avenue.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-11-08

Office rooms "a and % Yakima
National Bank building.
The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1905-11-08
. ]. LYNCH. M. D.

Office in Otter Bldg. Res, 21c Nat
chez ave-, South.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
TRIES TO BURN HERSELF TO DEATH
Woman, Insane from Beatings, Jumps on
StoTe-Police Find Home in Misery.

As the result of receiving a letter signed "A
Tenant" telling OF a starving family, Police Cap
tain Murtha, of the E1dridgest station, last night
disclosed one of the most abject of misery
and poverty, he says, that was ever brought out
in his precinct
When he received the letter he sent Detectives
Kemp and Cramer to investigate at the address
given. No. liz Essex-st. There. in the rooms
On the ground floor, they found seni-nude woman
sitting on stove which hardly contained enough
FIRE TO heat the metal Around her were six
emaciated half clad children ranging in age from
eleven years down to nine months. They were
crying from cold and hunger and the baby was
very sick. The woman is Mrs. Sarah Brechner,
wife of a laborer
Gouverneur Hospital ambulance was called.
Or. Caldwell pronounced the woman insane The
baby was suffering from measles. The mother was
taken TO Bellevue with the ba by.
Then the police learned that a result of the
peatings she had received and the priva tons she
mad been forced to endure Mrs Brechner lost her
reason yesterday. She undressed and tried to
roast herself TO death the stove There was
not IRE enough in it to hurt her The neghbors
dragged the woman off the stove
They had barely left the room according 70 the
police, when the woman rushed into the street
Dareheaded and barefooted, and ATTEMPTED TO
throw herself in front of southbound 2d-ave. car
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
DOG HELPS CATCH BURGLAR.
Informs Master and Chases Intruder
Through Streets Until the Capture.

To d terrier owned by Policeman John Ferguson
or the Clymer-st station, Williamsburg belongs
ths credit for the capture of burglar who yester-
day afternoon entered the apartments at No IA
Bedford-ave- while his master asleep and
started TO carry away clothing and silverware
ihe policeman was alone in the house with the the
dog at the time.
Ferguson was sleeping in bedroom in the rear
- ms apartment when he was aroused from his
steep By the terrier paving at the bed covers On
going 10 front room Ferguson saw a stranger
gong through the sideboard and tying up some
SiiNerWare- The burglar the policeman and
oasned INTO the hall and down the stairs. Fergu-
son VINO was in his paJamas, could not follow the
1ntTCoer, so he set his dog the man and then
running TO a front window yelled for a policeman
The man ran through briggs ave and then
started for the elevated station at Broadway.
There Policeman Behen, Of the Clymer-st station
caught the man. At the station the prisoner said
he Was Thomas Franklin. twenty-seven years old
and mat he lived in Cherry-st., Manhattan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
JOE" JEFFERSON ESTATE SELLS
EX- CONGRESSMAN LEW GETS An APARTMENT
HOUSE WHICH THE FAMOUS ACTOR OWNED
dine Hotel 4thaUe Leased for Term of YearaSyn
Pays s483O00 for VanderUeer Brownsville

Ex-Congressman jefferson NJ. Levy has bought
from the Joseph Jefferson estate five story apart
ment house on a plot 26x110 feet at the northeast
corner of 96th-st. and Lexngton-ave. Mr.. Jeffer
son bought the property about three years ago
as an investment
The Hotel Register Realty Corporation and l..
]. Phillips & Co. have rented for a term of years,
for the owner, the Aldine Hotel a 2sth-st. and
4th-ave.. to W. H. Grosscup, of Camden, N J. Mr..
Grosscup is the proprietor Of the Colorado and
Atlantic hotels, at Belmar N. j,
The Desmond Realty Company has sold the Van
deveer farm of 30 acres, lying between Browns
vile and Canarse. Brooklyn for $4S3.0oo which is
said to be $157,500 than the realty company.
paid for the farm about three months ago.
Philadelphia syndicate is said be the buyer.
The Reserve Realty Company has bought the
premises Nos. III and 1IS West S0th-st, plot COX
100 feet. with front and four story tenement
houses. The parcel is 135 feet west of 6th-ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
HARVARD JUNIORS VS.. CORPORATION.
First Choice of Yard Dormitory Denied Them
Mass Meeting Protests.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

Cambridge Mass, Dec. 4.-The Harvard cor
poration and the junior class are at war. The
trouble is over q recent act of the Harvard cor
poration depriving The class of 'G OF the first
choice in the allotment of rooms in the choice yard
dormitories Holworthy Hollis and Stoughton halls
These halls were established two years ago. and
since that time these three yard dorInitories have
been filed with seniors.
The corporation says that since these seniors
have been given first choice in the yard dorThi-
tories the outside college dormitories have been
deserted, causing a loss the corporation each
year of So.tl1. The juniors fighting hard for
the right that 'G5 and O6 enjoyed. and big mass
meeting was held last night
The complaints from 6I we're vigorous, and a
committee four appointed to wait on the
corporation TO try to change its decree.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
FOREIGN PORTS

Plymouth Dec = Gas nArriyed steamer Nassr or
helm der Crosse Ger CuIpers, New orN I'' -
bourg and Bremen land proceeded ,.y-.
Bremen, Nov :. rn-Arrived. steamer t''tI'" ,ra
Nierich. New York Via Plymouth; u a M -
steamer Main tGerl Won BoreH. New rlo.N Ger,
Hamburg. Dec sailed. steamers 'ret,tlia 81
Schrotteer. New-York via Dover aud boursN7'
Phoebus (fierl. Schierhorst. New York .-ifssis
Cherbourg, Dec 4 noonArrvcd. steamer kaiser
der Crosse Ger. Cuppers. New York VIA F-
for Bremen tand proceeded. -, trsrl
Dover Dec g. sos m-Sailed. steamer freto se,erns
Schro.ter 0rom Hamburg New YORK wa H
'Fhirty hours late. account OF fog( rpIrehi.
Antwerp. Dee sailed. steamer la CAMPING 0
OoTtgiese New-YorlS. r.a,Rs.
pungeness Dec Passed ship Hainaut tDu'eh' 'ss''
New-Nork Tor Antwerp v-rsssr.
Bermuda, Dee ARRIVED. steamer Manoa ttf'i-
New-York FOR Barbados and penlerara r,,,tarasns
Rotterdam Dee ;. Tn-Sailed. steamer 4fs,slosn5
Dutch. B-unsna Nevs-YorS tand troi"
p. M. ,. Tulsa
Genoa, Dec ,. Arrived. steamer Konisn s
Ger, Volger. New-York Via Naples .-,,f,zan.
Rio Janero. Dec 2-Saied steamer Byron thf'
New York ~, tchl.
Bruinsma Rotterdam for New-York. ,-slspi
sydney y w. Dec Arrived. steamer star e. = ar4
(Brl. Kea-ney. Ncw-York via st VINCE =
Melbourne s.A ~
swansea Dec 1salled. steamer LANDAU city 'HFs
drews. New York. ,r.,ssa
Shields T. sailed. Texas flali, tN
from Copenhagen New York ,,satL
Scilly. Dec a. a m-PasSsd. steamer Ftnlani 81
Ne~f-York fer Dover Antwerp. ~.xsr
Suez. Dec 3Arrived. steamer Aston (Brl. Wiison'
HAMA etc. for New-York-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
MECHANICS LIENS.

15th-st. No 49, East; Isaac SiIvermau against
Samuel snow. owner; Isaac Fernick and Morris
Rosenkrantz. contractors. .........
2d-ave q corner 15th-st 12S 3x74 %; 7 Saron' 3
Sheet Metal Works against Hebrew Technical
School for Girls. owner; George Vassar's Son q
Co. contractors
f36th-st :. 1926 II OF Broadway 54x9a II :
a NJ Adolf against Simon Marcus owner: Mug
ers' Iron Works contractor. -......-
4sth-st No - West; Gallagher e. McCshlI against
William 6 Park, owner; James T. Muln. con-
tractor
ist-avc No 1.5s9 10 / s92: John F Borst against
Estella Potter, owner; Jack schettman. con
tractor . 10 e
I2n;h-st No - East Solomon simon and an
other against Harry NJ Stof, owner; Tobias
$ -hWarZ. contractor q = o = O. -. -
f25.}, ST No 5hi West Victor Klingenbeck against
George Harris. owner; Gordon & Stein. con-
pivisionls st. Nos 40 45l3 - and AN: same
against Meyer Vessel, owner: simon Henderson.
contractor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS

The first name is that of the debtor. the second
that of the creditor and date when judgment was
Baitinger FredericB ciorges April 49, 1902 1915 81
Cohen Louis Cohen: November 2. 1895. $50 70
Cc a9 1895 a1uis anu opps4is nor
same-Same: August 81 1895. .........-....s.. 81 50
Hawkins STANLEY Harrington; April s. 1904 asa "a
l1 1sas 1871 90
Same-B Garfunke October g. 1900. SO 90
Compsny: octobep H. 1905 65
" 1909 hoDeit - = '.-99e .. 27H
same, same. Nav ri 1905 .............
Martin Adarn-T Nugent; December IA O59 80
Nf ss5 Mienaei ff aufiey 4497 %
N1 1daq Henry-C = Matthew's 81 a.! '"s 9217
wannack Charles He r Koch; october H. 1905 "a -
Ms G5Ttnn H snTar % iss7 s74 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.
San Francisco, Dec. 4.-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day were as follows:
SONS OF REVOLUTION ELECTION.

At the annual meeting of the New-York Society
of Sons of the Revolution last evening. at Del
monico's these officers elected: President,
Edmund Wetmore; vice-presdent, Philip Living
ston: secretary Morris Patterson Ferris treasurer
Arthur Melvin Hatch; register, Henry Phelps
Johnston: chaplain the Rev DR.. Morgan Dix;
board of managers. Alexander R. Thompson. Henry
A Wilson. Dallas b. Pratt Dr. Lewis R. Morris
SON Charles F. Roe, Robert oiyphant. Clark viii
Jams William G. Bates, Charles r. Henderson,
Samuel L. Munson Charles E. Brugler Joseph T.
Low. William w. Ladd jr.. and Charles F. Oar
third vice president. Hugh Hastings. Of Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
LIS PENpENs.

hottest s. IT. Of rrince-st lot 81; map OF
Nicholas Fsaysrd's East Farm AL Stos ct al agt
Joseph spota action to encroachnent etc; at
iis{h-st : So loo H. e. of Madison 5czfoo 1;
Mayer Siotkin and David Harris; speclho
performance; attorney, ID. Steckler =
129thst.. No. "a East Georgana McGnley sst sunoei
Park-ave.. W. s.. sos of 5sth-st runs n sz W
256x n. 1905 59t5-st. K W. ok 8 1oo5x W 21x $
1O0.5x 15ox n 20 Ok Park-ave. or beginning
Giuseppe Abbae Maria Herter ct al; action 10 set
aside assignment: attorney. A. G. Astrita - - :,
1o2d-st n. 2276 #: Of ParkZaye.s looxIoo IL
performance: attorney J. NJ Roeder 60
Morris-aye. n. W corner 1f6th-St. lox5o, george A
Meyer agt. Ralph c. BuIlard al foreclosure OF mort
gage; attorney. G.. A. Aiken.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

A. No, II Vess e -st.By L J. Phillips & Co: sedg-
Lewis fer $3.50; Sedgwick g 300 IT OF Mclean
19xl 16 x1o0x1i5 to John Steinmetz for 81 $40
lot to f G Lewis $50: nex two 70 Daniel 3
for $3.50 each for $40 next two TO
NJ Windle for S430 each; to Mrs Mar Sneir
for $50 each next lot 70 Theodore Roehrs S3eO
Rochrs for $40: Buckbee for S325
next two 10 Nr Bnckhee for $40 each: next five 10
+ c BaTnman for 1870 each next two TO Mrs ~ o. N,e
for s475 each: next two Bamrnan for s465 each
next two 10 James McKowan ss25; scdgwicL-a We
just Forth Of Van Gortsndt Park, 41sx9S 8xS1x90
70 Daniel Dryer for Ss25: Sedgwcl- adioIninS
above lot Walter Srunk for S3G5 next Tires
q r Bnior for $50; next five Hernessv for
s240 each; next two TO Geor"e
next four TO r Binioh for S2G5 each ''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
SATISFIED MECHANICS, LIENS.

6th-ave No 1876: Sanitary Fireproofne and Con
struction Con,pany against grille Carreau ct al;
,o October No. 1909 200 :, SITS
jamestown Mantel Company against Max Jack,
,- son ct al Noy Ze Der, % 1905 $50
against Lena Scheidecker al: September %
1905 49,. 765
Ftreproofng and Construction Company against
William z Rohrig ct o al; October Is 1905 5s5
Bell Company against Michael Madden: Novem-
Der is. 1905 13s
1908 1ae
Eva Coventry AL November 4 1905. 49,. 400
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05

r,,ors. r,o-trar. $4,000 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. f9.t
Same property Arthur II sanders % Moritz
Ernst and another; mortgage, S1s,oeO
1sf-ave No 1,491, $. 25x1oo Ba Arb Feiss 70
same property Anna Fandel to Barbara Feiss;
mortgage. S2So9q1 tes,b 81 s4xo1 10:
Max schenkmsn to Samuel MakransKy and an
other mortgage. S1350O.
11sth~st No Il West. 25x1O011 George sachs
ct al to Louis Schneider ct al mortgage $1,000 w
ITnion-ays s. al IT Of 16sth-st S4zsi.lO;
sophia scheniman Max schenkman; mort
Centre-st, n e corner Leonard St T16x15; Leon,
ard st No lat, s. % 11x101; James boep
ct al executors to David Parkhill. Nomir
Same property; solomon Loeb to Jacob H Schin; ~
sothh st s s f72s fl e of 9th-ave. IS 4x9s.9;
Thomas W Anderson to Charles F Myers; mort !
7othlst nos Ia and 176 East IS Ok irregular
Leo I. Schwab Abraham Schwab; mortgage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

d a. No. "a vesey-tt-By Herbert A Sherman: No
Ioso oth-aEe $40 II Of S6th-st 22x1OO; four ar
and basement h; voluntary sale - ' -S"' sly
,.dy, M r Meyer 5thave 15thst II az
1bOxlSx irregular: easehod: five stone front hotel.
Van Buren, and another administrators aganst n
ftaish sdiinlstfator etc, Ell al; Mitchell & NJ attys.
Harodd Nathan ref amount due, s6 4e5 s4 taxes etc
BY Joseph P Day: No 23s l0sth-st $ ESQ II " 90
Amsterdam '4xloOil: two story stable: Law
yers Mortgage Company against Murphy at al Cary
& Fl. attys l. Braut. ref: amount due Sf3 800 9g.
aHps asc 1' f-''"'v a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
SHIPPING NEWS.
Port of New-York, Monday, Dec. 4, 1905
ARRIVED.

Steamer Umbris CBrl stephens IAyeTPooi Nqve4ssr
eabin and zs1 ateePage passenger mails and 4ds
rived at the Bar at s:10 m. -
Der 90 TO Sanderson * Son, with mdse Arrived st 10
Steamer La Gascogne CFr> Tournier Havrs Novsn9ss.
2 TO Compagnle Generate Iransatlantique. With 10
rived at the Bar at 1880 p m
Steamer Martslo CID. seheckell HUI Noyeaosr. e..
steamer PARMA CBr). Carey Dsmerera November =
Barbados IS Martinique Dominica Is Antgus aai
ST kits q. ST Croix and st Thomas rs 70 \ 2 QUITE
rived at the Bar at.4 80 N.
Steamer Lincairn OBJ White. HueIva November IS !.
Bowrng & Co. with iron ore Arrived at the Bar .
Steamer Basil CBr) Gladney Mauaos November Il aa4
Para % 70 Booth Co. with cabin passengers Su1
Steamer Gerty AUstJ. Descovich Venice October q
Trieste November S. Messina II and Palermo 10
Phelps Bros Co with cabin and 100 stssrasgss pa'
gers and mdse Arrived at the Bar at m o. SSl,bes
steamer Garages Woodriek Porto taoeio 90 80 Boul-
Bliss Dalett with IS passengers mails and nus
steamer Buehos Aires SPAN Aldamiza Vera c.sl
November % and Havana 80, TO the Compana "a r1iss
lantca, with cabin and passengers A1 ~
for NewYork and SO cabin and 30 steerage pass.
Steamer Bedford t Br I 1e Port Antonio
30. TO the United Fruit Co. with cabin passenssi
Steamer ri Mar jacobs Gaiyeston November u -
the Southern Pacific Co. with mdse. Passed S'
steamer city of Memphis Burg savannah Des ,a.i
Steamer Orzahs Byrne Tarnpico November = -! "a
passengers and mdse. Arrived at Bar az Ia
aud Charleston . to William clyde c. W.
sengers and mdse South Of the Highlands al News ard
steamer Princess Anne. Tapley. Newport .S ard
Norfolk to the Old Dominion S Co with passengers
ter with mdse Passsdd CnaTsntine At 7:S5 N.
steamer Oneida Curry PFilsdelphia Wiljam
Clyde Co. with mdse. Passed quarantine AZ 'tbsss.
Sandy Hook: \ J. Dec 4. $50 p m--Wind no'''''
fresh breeze: fair
SAILED.
Princess Irene GER. Naples and e ST
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05

ConsoLdoted's assistant Treasurer
on Rack-Secretmy 7Testifes.

Benjamin Whitley, assistant treasurer of the Con-
soieated Gas Company the principal witness
before the Gas Commission az its hearing in the
aldermanic chamber yesterday.
The original capital stock of the Consolidated was
SS9O7Soe0. and in April 1900 there an increase
OF s1555L2oo. The other changes in the capitalize
ton OF the Consolidated traced. On July l..
1854. issue Of S20.oOooo0 bonds was authorized
with interest of e1s per cent per annum
AT what price gas then seing? asked
Senator Page.
u don't know" replied the witness
Were all the debentures sold TO shareholders?
Mr. Mathewson in cross examination of the wit
brought out the fact that by the premiums at
= which capital is subscribed. Consolidated mas
,. made in all about s14S2.cM
Now of that 100000 authorized for issue July
!, 1903. how much sold?"
: Nineteen million dollars
You testified at the last investigation that part
Of this being applied for construction
yes"
Senator Page tried to make that the
pany could at any time go into the market and
borrow money 50 cents the dollar. but Mr..
Mathewson objected TO this Interpretation of the
operation.
The next witness was George Wood. engineer of
the Consolidated. He produced certain returns of
the manufacturing operations OF the stations After
q spirited argument the commission decided thew
should go record.
Robert E Carter. secretary OF the Consolidated.
was then called and asked to produce full state
ments of the capital and operating expenses. with
all information under those heads, help the COM
mission
The subject Of the meters furnished the Consoli-
dated was first discussed. Mr.. Carter said they
were bought from Macdonald & Co, the Ameri-
can Meter Company and some others. He said he
did believe there any contract. Mr. De
Ford requested him furnish all data in his pos
session. Mains gas stoves service pipes and street
lamps also interested Mr.. De Ford, and the wit
ness told TO furnish information on these sub
jects
The item in the capitalization schedule of the
Consolidated of S77S 900 for rights and franchises
was doubted by Mr. De Ford. and he asked Mr..
Carter to looi it up and give fuller explanation
Mr.. Mathewson said this was utterly impossible.
He instead put IN return submitted last spring.
showing that by the consolidation of June l. 1854
the property OF the six constituent companies was
valued 1884 ard the rights and franchises at
G.7S. COO He went TO show the impossibilty or
separating the cost of various stages OF manu-
facture and distribution of gas, declaring any plan
would be entirely arbitrary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
SWIFT CAPITAL STOCK INCREASED.

BY Telegraph to The Trbunel
Chicago Dec 4.-The long rumored increase in
the capital stock of Swift & Co. the packing
poration was announced officially to-day. Directors
will ask for authority from the stockholders to
increase the outstanding capital by 10000, jump
ing the total from $S5, 10000 to $60OO0.OOo. The
proposition will be voted at the annual stock
holders meeting at the Union Stock Yards
january T. 1906 The increase will call for issue
of 25OO00 additional shares capital stock of the
par value of 800 each Officials of Swift & Co to-
day declined TO say for what purpose the issue is
TO no. mar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
wEsT EMp ASSOCIATION ELEcrlon

AT the annual meeting of the West End Asso-
citation last night, at the Hotel St. Andrew I'D
ST. and Broadway. Cyrus Clark. who had been lis
president for about fifteen years. retired, and
James Van Dyck Card was elected in his place
JonI & Coleman president; J. Edgar feav-
craft. treasurer. and George b. Sheppard secre-
tary. were reelected. Judson Lawson and w N
- Iolten Were the Vice-DresiGerffs ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
NO QUARREL IN eREEnPoINT CHURCH.

The Threatened break in the ranks of the mem
bers of the Episcopal Church of the Ascension in
Kent st. Greenpoint. OF which the Rev Walter F.
Bentley secretary of the Actors Church Alliance
rs pastor, because OF Air. Bentley's devotion to
amateur theatrcals in connection with his church
work, failed to develop at the annual election of
haroeis and restryrlen yesterday Instead of there
slns any Elgns OF dissatisfaction, Mr.. Bentley had
= s,t1ytuing MS own way Whatever opp0sitiou
tnere was failed 10 show its hand and al The eJee
tsen only thirty-eight votes were cast
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
TO TALK ACROSS CONTINENT.
Professor Pupin Making Tests at Pittsburg
Lime Nearly Ready
Il Telegraph . - Trtbnne

Pittsburg, Dec Professor Pupin of Columbia
University, New-York. has been making tests here
TO prove that conversation can be carried over a
wire one-eighth of an inch thick across the CONT
nent- The American Bell Telephone COMPANY Is
assisting in the tests and has connnJeted connnc,o
Ir9na New ork 10 San Francisco excepting ninety
mics N Dakota This Will be connected nm TbIIrs,
DAY, when both coasts expected TO be within
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
MARKET FOUND FOR THIRTY-rwo LOTS

The Taylor-Storm Realty Company has sold to
Percival J. H. Whitaker a plot of thirty-two lots
the west side 5th-ave., between 225th and 226t
e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
TO IMPROVE RlvERDALE-AvE. PLOT.

Duff & Brown have sold for Robert Hoguet
plot Of about twelve lots at Riverdale-ave an
Valentine Lane on which will be erected detached
dwelling houses. The property is about 200 fee
north Of the city line.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
GET SITE FOR TUNNEL STATION.

Harry NJ. Austin transferred yesterday title to
parcel 41sxsS.9 feet, the south side of 42d-st
100 feet west of 3d-ave. to the New k-Long
Island Railroad Company. It is said that a
ton of the 42d-st tunnel viii be built the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS

Courtiandt- g. " corner l59th-st.. ~ 6x9s:
Augustus F. Holly loans Samuel Williams and
Samuel Grodgnsky .....--.-... .----. 49,.
2Gth-st- s s. $50 II G. of 6th-ave.. 80. OK; State
Realty and Mortgage Company loans Frederick
c. Zobei Observation-Disclosures. ............
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
LEASES NEW APARTMENT HOTEL

Michael j OConnor has leased for the Seaboard
Realty Company the new twelve story apartment
hotel No A to so West 45tl-st., for term of TWEEN
ty-one years, at rental of $4,000 year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

9th-st. No ago East e5xa4: Herman LOTHIAN IN
Joseph Fabel mortgage. so 900. .......... sfOo
lu1th-st Nos 3a3 10 3J7 East. 45xlOa.I Simon
Lhlfelder ct al; to Frank Fallolco and another:
li4th-st, 5 : 10 # Of 1st-ave, e5xIoo 10:
Maria t:olncci and another Christine NJ Anzo
.. one a.. Ute; ano 97s $1,000 Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Prospective. west side. 1874 feet north of Boston
Road three story brick dwelling house, 22x5S feet;
L G. Hamilton. owner; Hugo H. Azolin, architect;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-05
INCOMING STEAMERS.
TO-DAY.

The Cretic reported yesterday viii dock o.
day about $50 m.
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