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New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
BONIT.4'S MONKEY SHINES
After Painting the Kittens, She
BuyicS O7cn Tail.

AeT-BrUnsTick. y J., July 81 (SpeciaD Bonita
z rngte.led monkey, has become such a gay pet
al the home Of Nr. ana Mrs. 5. H. Clark who
occupy a farm al Bonhamtown. near here that
she is now for sale The monkey had been on the
farm only few months During that time she
made life miserable for all tae other animals
about the place. She worried the horses and
COWS, scared the pigs and frightened the chickens
50 thar most of them stopped laying.
Her chief delight jump the back Of a
COW. and ride about the meadow until the cow
was so exhausted that il could not go any further
The monkeys best friend was Bobs the New
founoland d0g and her worst enemy was the
Maltese cat a whole family OF little kittens re-
Gently disappeared, and were found later in the
possession ~ the monkey. who had carried them
10 a room Ia the barn and there daubed them all
up III the colors Of the rainbow
The only thing about the farm that frightened
TIE monkey a phOnOgraph She had great sport
listening 10 tfs instrument until the members Of
the family one day tOrmented her while another
mcmber took n record of the soueals the monkey
knocked tle horn tr0m The phOnograph and would
have nothing more do with the machine.
The monkey also startled the nelghbors day
by buT31nE her tail. The tail had become sore,
and when Mrs Clark applied selves and tied the
tail up bandaEes Bonita tore them of. the
Tail then PAINTED with IOdofOrfn- The monkey
been applied she dag hole. buried her tail therein
anO IN this position Tor TWO hours When the
tai was aug out the earth had taken of the iodo-
form
caEte4 10 dealer for sale. The baby of the house
nolc. Esther. TWO Years old left in her coach
on the porch for minute. when the monkey spied
her, and leaGins upon tho handle upset the car
we're scalp wound from which she has yet fully
recovered.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
ANOTHER DISPUTE IN HAYTI.
Government Threatens to Annul Contract
with National Bank

Port au Prince, Hayti. July 31.-Holders of
securities of the domestic loan have attached at
the National Bank important receipts coming
from the customs duties, which. they say were
collected for their account. The government
claims these receipts. the bank refusing to sur
render them until the courts have rendered a
decision. The government threatens to annul
the contract with the bank. causing all customs
duties including those guaranteeing the domes-
tic and foreign loans, to be collected by the
Haytian administration. The Chamber and
the Senate have approved the attitude of the
government and have voted full authority to the
Ministers to deal with the dispute. -
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Lowther. Anlsa r. TO NJ Lowther; s1st-st. n 8.
275 # e Of lst-ave; secures bond .....:...:.
1851 West; per bond. d.......................
Lounsbury Phineas c, to Edward V Gambler;
Ottensoser, Fannie. 10 Jane A Townsend; 134th-st.
No 120 West; years. :....-..'
Scoheld. Edith. TO W Sammis; Willard-st, s.
15s II OF 1st-st; due August p, 1907: 51a per
Fnmo Madaleaa. and another to weiz s. Zerweck;
114th-st, s. 100 # W Of 1st-ave; demand per
Same to Eliza Golden; same property; 5 years.
Friedrich, Charles H G. to Doherr; 5.d-st. n S.
2ss fl W of 1st-ave: per bond nd...............-...
Same to August Werclle property; prior
MaItz Annie to Feldman: 4sth-st. No 342 East
due September TO- 1910: per cent.
Of 1st-st oIinvine; due March Is. 1906; 6
HeymsHn m sHi' Leopold, to Cough; 4sth-st, No 2o4
East; / year. 8 per cent. t.......................
Jordan. Patrick J. to Bessie MEG Casey: lot 554.
map Van Nest Park; years. 41a per cent
ave. s. 371.s IT . Of 1e4th-st, years per
Grundler. d Joseph. and another to George W
Egsers: 3d-ave. s. 1os1 IT W Of Brook
Bernstein. isaac NJ. to J a Murphy; 14eth-st S,
800 # Of Amsterdarn-ave: 1 year. per cent
Click. Nathan, 10 Goldfsrb et al; 2d-ave, No
1927; prior mortgage. $4,000 years. per
Burhop. F. and another to severni Masda;
Wales-sve. S. ll2I IT Of Westchester-av ave;
1ehrer. Samuel H, 10 n Cohen; 121st-st. $. II
&, Of 2d-aye; years. Q per cent:
ton 0ad. s. at e TreInont-ave; demand
Houlihan Daniel to Harlem Savings Bank: ao1st-
Mulcshy. Margaret B, 10 Eleanor r Brown: 1seth-
st. s. 100 # OF JeronAe-ave: years.
Teppenhauer. Anna to Union Dime Savings In
stitution: Csudwell-ave. S. 55 II n OF 16lst-
wash nue Asnes Mss 10 i Ring Efg eens isths 1oo
IT W OF Willis-ave; 3 years. 513 per cent t---..
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Stebbins ave, s. 20 = OF Freeman-st: for a
five story brick tenement house. 50x9s: Henson
Powell Realty Company. owners: Hedman g.
CcilOtIl dfCIllteCts
l4sth-st :. 320-3 II of Morris-ave: for five
story brick tenement house. 50x93. 8: Abollone
Biondi owners: Moore Iandsiedel. archi-
teCAs
14sth-st, corner of ST Ann's-ave; for six
story brick tenement houses. 40 lX616 and
4slOx62; Brown q Lapin, owners: Moore &
Landsedel. architects Observation-Disclosures.
l45th-st IS fl OF st Ann ave: for two
six story brick tenement houses 81. 3xs69;
Brown & Lspin owners: Moore s. Landsiedel.
architects ,c .
FIVE story brick store and tenement house.
45x12l11. and ISL irregular; Monfried &
Breuer, owners; Moore & Landsiedel. architects
Ba athgate-ave s. 232.2 II of 1T4th st: for
six story brick tenement houses. 42xp6: Baum
Realty Company. owners: HOrenburger
o..
Simpson st. s. 107. II II Of Freeman-st: for
six story brick tenement house. oil 11-16xSI:
Harris Rather. owner; John Kauser. architect.
BTook-ave. " g. 2o6lz II OF 159th-st: for
story brick stable 56x94: Sasson Decker Com
pany, owners; Dooke. architect. ..........
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

sdaye. Nc 2ss. 22x75 William zeltner to
Friton-ave. $ 276l0 IT Of l7oth-st. 40 *
209 10; William zeltner Emma NJ zet-.
Fulton ave. s. part lot 81, map Morrisania;
William Zeltner 10 Emma Zeltner. Nominal
Vile &ia ~ zensr Il Oa to s Emma 1le aeI;nsr 9 Nominal
lst-aye: $ 2o1 IT of 69th-s 25xli3: Isidore
a. a Wollheim TO Jonas Federnan; mortgage,
sOth-s No 4o5 East 25xioos David sarner ct al
70 Aaron woilheim another: mortgage
Avenue A; No l.s27. E. 25x75s: Margaretha
schumacher to Anton Berkowitz: mortgage
s2d-st n s. is5 # Of Park ave aonio2 q Henry '0'
l. Dyer TO Julie;te Schroeder; mortgage
SD s.. n $ I55 # Of Park-ave 4o11o2 p Henry ioo
9sd-st. No East 25xio5s Joseph fogis 10 Sol i'O
sh 4ss %esi 2ssiS 6o3. Ense 100
lstaye $ Isl II Of eathsi. 55lxiIs: Jonas 100
tederman 70 Bertha Iewitas: one-half part. Nominal
eOth-st No lO3 West % lOxl27.s; Gesine Kornah-
sogthst Nos and s. 5 40 Ok iTree; Helen 'O'
1. hitting to waiter suydam oneh half Nominal
Neck; TO Matthew Hig sFieH ihroE 100
wsTcs 3 - 2ss ., # 4 " E OF sxleo5 August
asth-st. Nos AIS $40 West sOsx irregular; "
2os s. 52 Of ioh sn 42gs sert 100
Bechner TO Charles G Moore: mortgage. sill
Park ave: 5 444 # of I25th-st To- ixoo: "
Alice Strauss 70 James W Prnge .......... Nominal
same Dro~rty; William Pape al Alice NJ
4sth-st no 342 East 25xioo5 Elias Feidmon Nominal
Pea Corner spqigs 4qo 100
John II omsted 70 William Oimsted: 4
,aPpsh Ear, m0ssage 5000 a . ~ ..-... Nominal
@dcave s. lo9l0 # Of Brook-ave 2s 6xa1 /;
George W EgEers TO Joseph Grundler: mortgage l
Macy Place. n . II " o, Hewitt place 2511o, ic'
L%9u. % Amdur ct al 10 Adele Plase: mortgage
ls5th-st Nos 2i7 and 2ie West soxaa n, t,ditb 100
Jacobs 10 Wslbruk Realty Company;
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
SHAKES MURPHY'S HAND
NcCarrcn GiUes Sign of Peace rith
TQmmQnY Hall.

Charles = Murphy leader Of Tammany Hall
and Patrick II AIcCarren. leader OF the Kings
County organization. who have been engaged in
n bitter fact ional fight for The last year. met
last night. shook hands and had a friendly talk.
So far as surface indications go and the as
surances Of the two men are concerned. the
war is ended and they viii work in harmony
in the future. The occasion for the reconca-
tion was the meeting of the Democratic City
Committee at the Democratic Club. The COM
miitee was called to meet last night TO prepare
plans for the coming campaign. Charles F.
Murphy represents Manhattan and Senator Nc
Carren represents Kings County the COM
mittee.
McCarren was one Of the first arrive at the
Democratic Club last night. He sat down In
the front parlor. Soon afterwards Murphy came
in. He nodded To NcCarren. and the latter got
up and went over and shook hands with the
Tammany cheftain. Then the two went of in
a corner and held long conversation. Later
they went upstairs together 10 attend the meet
ing
Some time ago Mayor Mcclellan undertook
The role Of peacem8ker and brought about a
reconciliation. Murphy and McCarren met
about two weeks ago at the Hardware Club
and then truce was patched up, but last night
WAS the first outward and visible sign of the
peace.
Al the committee meeting a resolution was
passed, introduced by Borough President
Cassidy. of Queens, that the ratio of representa-
ton at the next city convention be one delegate
10 every i've hunnred votes in each Assembly
district. The votes cast at the State election
OF 1901 VIII be taken a basis. There will be
about seven hundred delegates in the conven-
ton
Charles F Murphy. Louis F. Hafen. Patrick
= McCaTren, Joseph Cassidy and Edward NJ
Muller were appointed committee TO make
1illal arrangements for the convention. II is in
this subcommittee OF five that the fight for
the nominees on the city ticket will come Tam
many W1l insist on the denomination of Mayor
mcclellan. 1t is known that the Mayor wishes
Mr.. Grout 10 be renominated for Controller and
II is understood that the Controller thinks that
the attacks recently made him in the sale of
the Monrauk Theatre site We're unjust and that
he is deserving OF Vindcation. 1t is known that
Senator McCaTren does not favor the renomina-
ton of Mr.. Grout and will insist that another
Brooklyn man have the second place on the
ticket.
For President of The Board OF Aldermen
Thomas Is. Mulry is slated Tammany is look
ing q year ahead and expects TO nominate Mayor
Mcclellan for Governor in 1906
When The members of the city committee and
the Democrats in and around the clubhouse
heard Of the statement OF District Attorney
jerome II was passed over with a laugh No
serious talk about il was INDUCED in openly.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
CURRENT HOLDS UP CONDUCTOR
Electricity Influences Him to Ring Up Fif.
teen Fares-Inspector Doesn't Help.

William Markhardt "a new conductor on the
Union Railway in The Bronx. held up yes
terday by an electric wave. and forced TO ring I'D
fifteen fares that were not TO be seen in his car
An inspector Of the road by the name of Maher
happened 10 be on the car, and hearing the con-
ductor yell madly when under the electric compul-
sion inquired into the nature of the trouble.
Why says the conductor, I've just been
shocked and before ! could release my hand from
the bar i rang up fifteen fares"
Maner thought the conductor was deceving him.
and. according 10 the conductor. grabbed hold of
the ringing bar and not shocked But the car
had stopped suddenly when the conductor was
shocked. The inspector ordered the car in mo-
uon, then grabbed hold OF the bar. and in IN
stant current OF electricity swept through him
He ciung fercely TO the bar the while ringing u,
fares. When the car stopped he had rung up Ave.
That made twenty fares for which the conduct or
would be held accountable.
Then the conductor says. Maher declared he
would have 10 pay the extra fares, as the rules of
the company are that all fares registered must be
E&td. 4s se1g 4a 1iu quit, rather tba4 pANr.ls.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
BOLT KILLS TROTTERS.
Strikes T52c Valuable Horses Under
q Tree.

Sunday killed the two thoroughbred trottng horses
Patchen Wilkes and Mambrino King, owned by
James McClenahan. the New-York banker. at his
large stock farm in Kng-st.. just outside OF Port
Chester. The animals found dead under a
tree where they had apparently taken refuge from
the storm. Their owner had hopes that they would
make their mark on the track
Mr.. and Mrs. McClenahan attending the
trotting circuit meet at Readville, Mass and were
informed Of the happening yesterday.
Lightning also struck the tower of the Roman
Catholic Church In Port Chester and did about
sl0oo damage. The tower was filled with pigeons
Hundreds of the birds were found afterward fin a
stupened condition. They were lying their backs
half dead and did not recover from the shock until
yesterday.
Mrs Thomas Slack OF Exchange-st Port Ches-
ter. was playing on the piano when a bolt Of
lightning came down the chimney and, sweeping
across the celuloid keys. set fire to them. Mrs
Slack was stunned. but escaped without injury
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
COASTING, is DROWNED.
Runazcay Toy Wagon Carries Girl
Into Canal.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Dover, \. j.. July 31.-Rachel Bloch. the nine
year-old daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Bloch,
was drowned In the Morris Canal at Rileys
Lock. near West Blackwel-st., this morning
The girl was coasting down the hill on the tow
path in little wagon and lost her hold on the
tongue.
The wagon swerved into the water and the girl
disappeared. little boy who was with her
ran for help and man named Youngelson dived
IN after the girl. The water was so muddy that
he could not find her.
oscar Ford then went in and walked about un-
III he found the girls body, seven minutes
later.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
10000
LIS PENDENS.

Lot us mortgage map Of Arden property Bronx:
Annie V. Taylor against Esther Goldman and Others:
foreclosure of mortgage; attys De La Mare Morri-
2d-ave $. 81 II OF 1Osth-st 17xss; Peter A
Hargous, guardian. against Williams and
others: foreclosure of mortgage; atty, NJ ]. A Nc
Calfery ~
Same property; Catherine Hogan against Samuel
McCadery
92d-s 34s East. Joseph 5 and others against
Morris Goldstein and others: specific performance:
atty. S H. kugeI.
l4Sth-st. 532 East John E Jones against Walter
II Jones and others partition; atty. w f. BENJAMIN
Wooster-st. and West 3d-st. 75x71.4: Metro
potan Life lns Co against Robert Connor and others
s4th-st. ara LeIinGton-avs. s1i02 F.,
s4th-st, 12S East: Norfolk Stanton-st. W cor
5oxl00. and S2dst. 155 East: Emile Hermann
against Charles Hermann and Others partition; atty
j. B. Quintin
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
MODEL MUNICIPAL TENemenrs.

The announcement was made yesterday by Alex
ander Law. of tne Christian workingnens Insti-
sute, which is ssitating for the passage OF bill
aEthOIizng tae city 10 erect model municipal tene-
ments, tAai ile young men OF Tie University Set
ilemeut baKe decided 10 cooperate in the move
nerf. IL tle BIN becomes law an effort will be
made q have The hrst tenement house erected at
fbe Manhattan approach The Williamsburg
Bridge. SO tla- 4 would be q landmark
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
CHILDREN STRANDED.
Young Actors Deserted by Their
Managers.

Atlantic City. n. J.. July 3l-Thirty-eieht chil-
oren' members Of the Metropolitan Juvenile Opera
company are stranded here, owing TO the dsap-
pearance Of Philip Gilfoi the manager OF The com
pany, week ago, upon the close of an engage
ment at the Garrick Theatre. The children are all
girls under sixteen.
They say they were engaged in c,ew-york and
trained there and that they we're to be paid good
salaries. Armand Nichols. manager Of the Ga.rick
Theatre. has arranged TO give d benefit perform
ance 70 raise money TO pay their board bills and
send them back 10 New-Gork
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
BUILDING In BRONX LIVELY
PLANS FILED FOR TEN TENEMENT HOUSES AND
Il STABLE. COSTING s49so00
Only of Dull Day in Real Estate Dongs-Sales By
Private Brokers.

gage s2I.o,, 10
George Buckle 30 Of sSsiSSs
Institution; mortgage ss5' 900. -. 10
Masdaeae joSe Gs to iav' Maria ISslss G6rsS
7th-ays 4so of 4,h-st 25xii4 viii
amsoTage rorGk Mesorley to Antonio =,
LIST aye 5 s. Pos # Of ith-st, 5oxeI Wake
ll4th- st, No ISL East. 25xioo: Eliza Golden to
willard ave 5 s. ibs II Of isst 25x1oo Ed -'O'''
ward scohed and another Mary L scoheld.. Nomina
bury to townsend Morgan: mortgage $4,000. Nomina
BENJAMIN ssety ana another; mortgage, s32,- -
Brisss ave :. ais IT n Of is4ts-st. 2a2xs1s;
william Wright to Mary Bradbury: mort -
4sshtsi No aos East. i5rioo S. Bridget dough to
to Agnes onitts
ase4 5s2s ilr7s SEVERN Masaa Ct a 70 RED -
Amsterdam w $, Is It or of Issthst' 50 sSicc:
>, Company; mortgage s2s 500: n:..:.:::. 10
% E to as.Ss ws'' FS@sf
2ses ssse i5S It of ai:;. 5o1iii wassned
Fremont Realty Company to Thomas Holland; =.
crotons-sse mo No i4ii, :. 25iiooIo; Frederick
Armbruster to Martha Armbruster; mortgages
sst6s;,a: o4sS ,;:s
s7shes So $40 West. aoai6o.s Ar.haE Weber ~
14o5hss s'fs' 5 sa. at ad1aTe -
l. TssF to Il f 5i s aT Sssss sss fsa ssan
Cohen Samuel H sehfer mortsase: sll 900 omitse
ss.l: Joh. Murphy to Isaac NJ Bernstein; -
so1h-st $ f47s IT " Of ist-ave 70 sIese Rosa
oyg e t ~ WaW lId Ws, Mass s9ne
sJs MaF 2o ss saaes mo5gs @ S Bs3s Goddard 10
Nathan Glss PS5tssss s. $50 Fr.nc. /"
Fischer to Michasi efn%iF Goeta paTt ali 1s7
o,D1 GSrns5 sa stesheD Williams or
gage s<4ooV. ~
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
MANY HOUSES SOLD IN THE BRONX

William Peters & Co have sold for A Decker
10 C Paues two family dwelling house the
east SIDE OF Victorst 2 feet south of Morris Park
ave. on lot No. So Hunt estate and for J. Diamond
10 y. Truelscn a two family dwelling house on
the northwest corner of fremont and Bronx Park
ares.: also three two family dwelling houses on
the northeast corner of fremont and Bronx Park
aVs. They have sold TO Andrew G. Anderson a
lot 25 by 100 feet. the east side of Louise
315 feet south Of Columbus-ave.. and for G. Peter
Douise-st.. 200 feet south of Morris Park-ave
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01

Plans filed yesterday for ten tenement
houses in The Bronx and a one story brick stable
TO cost $4,000. For five story brick tenement
house with store. in Westchester-ave., 60Ooo was
named as the cost. Two six story brick tenement
houses, at the southwest corner of St. Ann's-ave.
and ll5th-st. will be built at cost of $1,000
Plans We're also flied for two six story brick tene
ment houses the south side of ll5th-st near
ST. Ann Save, TO cost 10000
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
INSIGNIA FOR IMMIGRATION OFFICERS.

INSPECTORS and other officials Of the Immigrant
station on Ellis Island appeared yesterday with
service insignia Of sold stars md bars. This is
idea Of Commissioner General +. =. Sargent. A
gold bar on tie left sleeve the navy blue double
breasted Uniform coat Of TIC inspectors indicates
one year Of service: two bars. TWO years and on
10 10 five years which Is indicated by gold star,
the bar@ then being eliminated. The bars are then
added Cor each year FIVE, until ten is reached.
Vhen the insignia becomes two gold stars. and
60 On I,
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
RIIS MENTIONED FOR MAYOR.
Alderman Meyers Says He Is the Logical
Fusion Candidate.

The name Of Jacob A. Riis was suggested yester-
day by Alderman Myers q a logical fusion can
didate for Mayor this fall against Tammany.
There We're none OF the organization Republican
leaders in the city last evening TO express an
opinion upon The suggestion.
II Is known, however, that the Republican leaders
are inclined 10 wait ana see what the Citizens
Onlon does and what steps Tammany takes before
oulllnlng a plan Of campaign. The RepuhIican
leaders are hoping FOR fusion. but they will wait
no see now The different organizations line up
before taking any definite steps ~
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
Foreclosure Sale.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY

SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY
William II. Mclaughlin. Plsintin. against Johr
Mclaughlin al, Defendants. pursuance m.
interooutory Judgment Of partition and duly made
and entered in the above entitled action. bearing date
the twentysevenh day OF June. 1905 duy enteT.
in the office OF the Clerk y the County York on
tho twenty-ninth day OF June 1905 l. Undersigned
the referee in said Judgment named. n,,hIic
auction al the New York Real Estate Sales Room Nos
IL ami 10 vesey-st. Borough Of Manhattan New Yo@E
City the I'd day Of August 1905 - o'cora noon
premises directed by the said Judgment
therein follows: nisca
parcel of land with the building and improvements
erected. situate living and being
Ward of the city OF New York formerly Town OF Nor
rsania. County OF Westchester OF New YORK
which Is distinguished certain MAJ
lnwood Town Of Morrisana and West Farms West
chester County. State OF New date1
day of June. 1868 made by r. Rosa Surveyor and 6es
In once Register Westchestsr County
White Plains land known therein Map TOl as and
by lot No ten u0) bounded and Described follows viz
hundred ana eighty sr asa
and inches SOItheastery the S,thrrIv
corner Of the said Arcuarius Place and Avenue
laid down said running thence SoutheasterIy
along the Southwesterly line side said Arculars
Place twenty-five 25> feet thence SouthwesterIy and
feet; thence northSe.tery paralo' with sai Are
iarius Place twenty-five t25l norheasterIy
and again right angles with said place
eighty five tsSi feet to the soathwesteTly
Arcularius Place. TO the place OF hesinnrs
Dated. New York. July 9Th, 1908
RICHARD W. HILL. Attorney for Plaintiff Nassau
st. Borough of Manhattan. New York Ctty.
The following Is diagram Of the
in the foregoing notice of -ale'
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
EVADED DEATH SENTENCE TWICE.
Man Sentenced for Murder Years Ago Sue
cambs 10 Natural Causes
LaY TELEsRAPH 10 TIE TRlErNE.

Orrington. Ne. July 3l.-Howard Cleveland.
sentenced 10 death thirty years ego for muir
der committed here in 1909 died to-day al the
Thomastou STATE Prison from natural causes
For some unexplained reason the death SEN
tence MAS Tot carried out, il modified
or auuuleQ. u seems 20 have been forgotten
and in the interval the death penalty was abol-
ished. rc-eslauIlshed ard abolished again.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At "A Nesey-st-By L ] Phillips & Co: AZ Lexington
ave- cor Of 24th-st. 10 sxeo: three story dwg
partition sale: sold the Realty
By Joseph F Day-Solumbus ave, cor Of Unonport
ROAD Zl-oNol p also. Columbus n 20
OF Wsshinston-ave 25xlOo; also. Msdison-st.
"a of,ls FarkaVe Lxloo: Bronxdale ave adjoining
the New Haven Railroad 4x1l3 foreclosure
sales: Eod Isabel Beatty for
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01

Avenue D. 47.1l II of 9th-st: for sir story
brick store and nathouse building 48xe': 30
.eph Wolksnbcrg owner; George Fred Peiham'
archtect ,o, ., 80. Tor slI
story brick nathouse. 5oxs6 IL: Fred Naaier'
owner: Eugene Stern. architect -. :.
123d-st 8. 2Ao II e OF Park-ave; Tor SIX ~
brick tenement house Al SxsT II: Wsiiach ~
Trallter owners bernstein & Bernstein, arehi~
. q .
Pert Washington Road s q 1O2 n OF Broad
way for five story brick nnthouse: 'o..N ~
$50: Kuhn Lawson owners; j C'oehe'
architect -
New-York tribune., 1905-08-01
MECHANICS LIENS.

loTth-st D. 100 II Of Amsterdam ave- oox
loo II. Thomas W Morris & Co against New
York Edison Company, owner Ellis Com
pRny. contractors.
l3,h ave and 22d- ST. junction. etc; Theodore w
Morris & Co against Central Railroad Company
OF New-Jersey. owner; Ellis Company
contractors
11Stb-st No $40 West Louis Sachs against Ann
" Whitbcck owner Neil Campbell. contractor
ls4th-st n = 115 IT OF Amsterdam ave. 2ex
iOn; Antonio Di Gscomo and others asalhs.
Henry C Builmsn. owner; James Leary ana
others contractors.
Amsterdam =. $50 II n OF Conknn ~, ~"
100: John Ershns against Henry G -Buifnan'
owner; James Lsary. contractor a.
Amsterdam ave and i6eth-st, corner opA
100; A Giorno and others against Reliance Con
-truction Company. owner; James Leary "iiu
others
12sth-st No s1 West: Adoiph Klein against Will
lam NJ Dean, owner Lydia Dean. contractor.
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT.
nntb<, 6 1c5 u " of iat-ave, 125x1Oos; David
Kidansky ana Louis ] Levy loan Joseph lsaacs 80
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Pelham and Cambreling aves. n corner; orr
Fiowes agt Rudolph Breideroach' jury 20
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agt Charles Lake and others: June l. iSvo' os
Hudson and West 10th SITS corner, Ausust ~
Zicher agt Samuel Korn and others 'uiy l.