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New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
ENGINE RUNS WILD.
Enehs1er Unconscious While Tram
Plunges Through Central Yards.

Ea-ly on Thursday morning heavy New
York Central locomotive Of the "ping-pong
tvpe. drawing six cars laden with stone ran
wild through Harlem and finally crashed lhto
q 1ocornotiv. OF the Harlem. Division in the Ao'l
Haven yards Elvy Deyo, the engine driver
who lives at Poughkeepsie. is now IN Lebanon
Hospital His condition, is critical ana Ilie
nbvsfc,ans believe that he Will die, as he proo-
ably inhaled fumes from the hreoox' AHie
men who jumped from the train In the 'uiine
are said to be missing.
The accident was not made pupic oy . IHe
of43cars of the New York Central. Inc Id4i
lee the Grand Central Station early on InuIS ,
5av morning and was it's way TO f1lsh- s
bridge, where extensive alueIelIoi'' az
made TO the road - 49, tho
II is said bv the friends or Deyo IhaC ILiS
.rair, aoecaIne stalled at 5oth-st.. ana ne ope9
the exhaust to work the piston, put the 80. 80.
1--o,,ld NOT start on account of the great welshs
of the train The throttle was nnally pS opetISN
u-ide and the train dashed away at great spSeu-
The door OF the firebox was half open az @ tne
time and the unconscious engine driver W.
reneatedlv dashed against the hot Ineta1 Ao4h
which the fire was blowing backward
The drawbridge over the Harlem RIVER Mas
closed or else the train would have pIunsed lilo
the water. - .,.
Al spencer Place a light locomotive OF the
Harlem Division was just backing across oIle
track The two locomotives came together Win
a crash The Harlem locomotive and the engine
~ the stone train were both wrecked.
Devo was thrown from the cab by the impact
and was picked up by the employees in the YARDS
., : serious condition He had suffered severe
burns from the firebox and scalds from rhe
boiler
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
BELIEVED osLER THEORY AND DIED.
Old Man, Feeling Himself Useless, Throws
Himself Under Train.
fBy Telegraph to The Tribune. ]

Dallas. Tex. Dec pa stranger. seventy
gears old. who had destroyed all cIews to his
sdentity. threw himself under a passenger train
et Sherman, Tex. was cut in two and killed in
stanty. He left letters signed Dennis B. Taft.
which name is probably fictitious In his hat
was posted the small card of Hermann & Hess
merchants, Of Wichita Kan He had cut his
name and marks from his laundry. In a long
letter to 9. NJ Tyler, secretary Of a Masonic
lodge, he said he had been a Master Mason for
forty years, that he had reached the age OF
6otage and was Of no further to the world;
that ne believed with DR.. Osler of Baltimore,
that when men reach the age of sixty years
and were Of no more benefit to mankind, they
should be chloroformed- He inclosed $40 to
cover funeral expenses. The body buried
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

L ]. Phillips & Co. have sold for w w and l.
NJ Hall plot the south side of S6th-st' be-
tween Central Park West and Columbus-aVe'' ~
the president of one OF the most prominent re'.,S
and construction companies in this city he VIII
erect on the site high class dwelling mouse lot
bst own occupancy. The parcel forms part OF the
- tougbt nv the sellers from the Clark estate
last March. nj, o 70 have
"a Cor Mrs. Clarence H. Mackay NO 10 weS'
SUI SUI ~ t,r story high stoop brownstone dwell
t1s house on lot 25x1O5 Columbia College lease
hold. ,+ fro,, Toonnis
-. -. Iobr Tjngare a tract of 2os acres with
on each Of the Queens naT RSaq 6 nshn anG
th9ee niles south Of Bay Side The ahe old stewart
RgiiToad EXTENDS through the tract 1ends to re
mas Ia onerate the road between flusnhis ia
rden oold n CIV as suburban electric niG Parns,i
Nat persons identified with the ,If s+
also sac Pa,iTna5 are Identified with the Hin tres
The Choice dwelling No s2S Sth,avS "a Mrs IA Nor
timer Brooks.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
SEVEN YEARS FOR BLOOM,
accident alliance Obtains ConUic-
ton of Perjurer.

Recorder Golf yesterday sentenced Isaac Bloom
to seven years Imprisonment in Sing Sing
punishment for committing perjury in action
which he brought against the Metropolitan Street
Railway Company. This is the first Of series of
cases to be brought by the Accident Alliance, in
which all the transportation companies in the
United States are interested.
railway company said that prosecutions would be
begun against the other parties concerned in
Blooms case.
It is alleged that Bloom brought witnesses
from Albany the keeper of a roadhouse there a
waiter in a hotel and Blooms cousin 10 testify
that he thrown by the sudden starting of
car. The roadhouse keeper has since confessed
that she testified falsely.
Charges against Blooms attorney Henry L. Slo-
bodin, have been the Bar Association by the
general attorney of the railway company. 1t Is al
legged that Slobodin lived in the house with
Bloom before the accident and knew that he
a pgralytic yet tried Blooms case on the the
ory that he in perfect health until that time,
This is the third conviction for perjury in damage
cases against the Metropolitan system within the
last two months
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

800 Honsq GG aaFets Fa
ss' Soo 70 t'O'eF omitted
~ 81 To- To Tflie S Welt; m9rtgage SIS 500
6 saaS No oS2eSer 2 %sst hSf %oTs
Rsshes P # edtS t GopSny 7sslGG e al
Louis reTHd %0Ffg1ss 20 + e. 2ng 100
MeDeHsaI s. sS1o # sw Of t.a,1n;a. zing,ss
Gsfrsdo Cans Msfsscs ara 4 ali ,oo
Hssst SsrSs $ II k.y dSas.R; morris
sns.s u s4 cbsri.s f Of S25sf Rudolph as dl
moss, y Si ,ass 1s sna es2 lsS sssGe saea'
eSg 1S and Of company
Walash IsS %SFass 3ss sSsSs. 100
Fischer ct a to chaFles lee Fischer Lumber sor,,rs,
W 4si9nr cans mortgage $i7 Nominal
AlIen1St ~ sbraban al Levy: mortgage S44 600 100
lo76h-Tf Idh r. " Easter to Louisa Dunn ali
ia4fhsR Ts Rossn6ers aS and Bsarman
.sP5. nd anSsa'TG %6 cog Wss 2Ss :suar
,I W 81 ESQ g Il AHHls Of ~s 2dsv 4o$2 FncEs
'i, IoTsntsS ct al to Charles wein''ein; mort 100
8 2,ban # Rstlt1 Of ls9tas Ss1s7s 100
Mas stsERoefs lot s5 map Fordha
2siS tSo st. Als1snS55 SS6 Il PSs Of 5SSsSe
drSss. daysle s4ssSsSr s4s 0oS 10 10000
same 5roperty; Michael Lavele ct al 70 same Nominal
los and loe map Of 100 % PneSs Gs GFahs wnee
Cheised HsS 5sads H '........-.....-...... 100
Mott-ave corner 15Oth-st: 49, sx10os; Eleanor an
II Howell to Chester A Lu1; mortgage
Wiider-aye W $. 325 II OF Jefferson ave o0x
100; Land Company Of Edenwald to Benjah1ln.
Monaghan-ave. 8 6. 175 II n OF JefeTson-aye, 5O1
100 Land Company A of Edenwald to Samuel
plat asTDss9a 5ssn. i5o IT Of Nor: rarksya soe
II OF Unionport Road. runs lO9x n zox w.,
1Ogx %: Jacob Hyman TO Louis Jacobi Nominsi
1924 st. 3 $50 II OF Courtlandt-ave. 3xll42; -
ncisca Funch. & II Werner. loo
1926 st. s s. 625 II Of Courtlandt- ave 2ox1lS
Michael Gross Christian II Werner: mort go
gage SStno 90 taihrs;th
lSo' 10 Samuel MI III aobe1x and zoo
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune !

by Telegraph to The Tribune
Chicago. Dec 22.-Wheat to-day was active with
more confidence than for over month. At the
close December was 1c bushel lower, and May
ness. but not to such an extent Corn left off sc
lower for new December and 1c lower for the old
visions were firm throughout but at the close
prices showed little change
Wheat turned weak shortly after the opening
Liquidation sales by commission houses supported
bv aggressive short selling by LEGAL BEARS carried
prices lower level. distinctly bearish senti-
cars. compared with Is the same day last year
Estimate OF to-morrow's local receipts. q oars De
ceFnber sold from sSSsc down to S254c, closing at
S2I5c May closed at S7dSTMc The highest was
s7Ssc TO S77sc: and the lowest, SIC.
ume. with pressure chiefly from sellers. December
deliveries of corn felt the heayiness in wheat
Damp weather affected the inspection. owing to
the scarcity of some cancellations of sales
were 359 cars of which u were contract grade
Shinments hence were 17s 900 bushels FSstinste of
to-morrow's receipts s57 The highest for De-
ceEnber was 4512c and the lowest 44ssc. The close
and closed 44isc to 44lzc.
The oats pit continued duh and heavy in sympathy
confined 10 few traders. The sample market was
of 14c 12c Receipts 225 with 234 cars
$4,000 bushels December sold from 3e5sc down to
sessc, closing az the latter price. May closed at
3l$c 20 a7sc, after selling high 3l5sc to SIC
and low as S1zc-
The provision market opened with a strong un-
dertone. The hog receipts not running up 10
expectations and the outlook Is rather discouraging
for those who have sold short. The prices the
yards We're PC to lOe ,,ggin nigher and this in
said TO be buying through brokers. and one
Of the Independent concerns was an open buyer
Of ribs Offerings were light ana largely by scalp
ers who had a profit on long lines January pork
sold from sls IS s1s 5214 and May from ss 50 TO
from 81 42 TO 81 as and of 81 49 and May from
81 z25z to 81 49, and the former price January
TBS SOLD from 81 10 of to 81 e7s Hos receipts were
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS.
tFreu, The Tribune Bureau.l

washington. December q.
RACE BETWEEN BA Fz'It1S!IIPs.-Th reports
% Of sns enenscted scs tP Ph bs 25 t Rsrsa fro the
Of the of builders tc the men who snovegd snir3
of keen rivalry and that they desired to I make ~,
better showing in & sPee@ 5nsm Wien that vessel
is taken her trial run ne pom - as ,es
who may have orders from The Navy De2ar5s,en, o,,,
desired to show that eoTtTaes Gtna, s p b at gov
ernment plant and 1t will help tTatr CO., s;It
nner contract made better showing in speed than
the Connecticut. built by the @ * S37 IL tnots
the contract speed being knots The IU dIUsfna haa
3oG Is 6e'db tbe sneed of her designed horsepower
ORDERS 1ssUED.-The following orders have
been issued:
captsin JAMES R HUGHES 4fh Cavalry to fh''pz
F,rst lieutenant JAMES W. FURIow. 18th Infantry;
Contract surgeon JOSEPH P1NouARD from san . Fran,
gS%ES g b HALL woop, who will proceed to Wash
ingfoh and to Surgeon General for annuiment
First Lieutenant JOHN POOLE Sorps Of snsnesrs, s
partnent Building.
Following officers artillery g9rI to Fort TS MysT to sTt
leT Mai9r e6 GEARES ar Ti5p p Frss
tenant JAMES PRENTICE
NAVY
4>A~AAON%-'S~'' NoNN0-'~N
orders
Commander B. TAPPAN detached navy yard. New-Yorls;
command the Newport
Commander J. T. SMITH. detached the Newport to coIn-
mand the Tacoma
Lieutenant Commander W. ". PHELPS detached the
Mayhower, the Kentucky
Lieutenant H T. BAKER navy yard, Norfolk
Acting Assstan s. suFge9g f 9s5toH K n de'a'neo
MARINE CORPS.
c-ent-,p GEORGE C. REID detached marine barracks,
League Island. 1st Brigade. Marines, Philippines
CAPTAIN JULIUS g. TURRIL detached marine barracks,
New-York to the Missouri
rantsin DAVID D. PORTER, detached the Missouri, to
marine barracks. Washington
c.antatn HERBERT J. HIRsCHINGER, tbs Colum-
ba to marine barracks Norfolk.
First Lieutenant HOWARD H. KIPP. and Second Lieu
tenant ROBERT +. FARQUARHA EtSON from the
Columbia % marine barracks. New-York
Lieutenant Colonel THOMAS N. WOOD. from the Colum-
be Washington.
MOVEMENTS OF vEssELS-The following
movements of vessels have been reported at the
Navy Department:
ARRIVED
December 2-The MarceIlus Norfolk: the Paul Jones
ana the Perry a Diego: the Arkansas and the
Charleston; the Celtic at Punta Arenas; the
Marblehead Francisco; he Des Moines at
Culebra; the Peoria at San Juan
SAILED.
December 21-The Marceilus. Lambert Point for
Norfolk; from Port Royal for Charleston;
the Paul Jones and the Perry, from Avalon for San
the Arkansas and the Nevada, from george
town s c. for Charleston the Marbehead, from
Mare Island San Francisco the Des Moines. from
Juan for Culebra
December 22-The Dubuque, from San Juan for Macors
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
ARMoURs WILL STOP sPECULATING
Rumor That Firm Which Has Swung Many
Big Grain Deals Will Quit.

by Telegraph to The Tribunel
Chicago, Dec. 22.-Reports were received in
La Sale Street to-day that the firm of Armour
& Co. had decided to withdraw from speculative
trading IN grain and hereafter confne business
to the cash trade in grain alone
A certain element among the grain spectators
felt eated over the rumor, feeling that a load
was lifted off them by the retirement of house
that has run more so-called corners in grain
than any other house in the trade
A. I. Valentine president of the Armour Com
pany who returned to-day from New-York,
failed TO confirm the report. and J. ogden Ar
mour was said to be out Of the city. The Ar
mour Company has always gone into the specu
Iative markets in q large way, buying millions
Of bushels on it's unlimited credit
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
PYLE g. co. IN MANY BROOKLYN DEALS.

Howard c. Pyle & Co. have sold the following
BROOKLYN parcels: plot 150x15o feet in Ocean
Parkway, to a builder. who will Immediately I'M
prove it with four story stone fats; No. n5 Will
oughby- a four story brick store building. 9OxloO
feet for the of Edwin Terry TO an investor;
No 100 Hicks-st.. between Clark and Pineapple
sts three story and basement brick dwelling
house for a client TO investor: the block front
tween Prospect and Park places, for J. Bryan TO
builder for the erection Of stores: the block front
on the north side of VOORHEES, ave, between East
s6th and East S7th SITS. sheePshead Bay for N L
Dixie 10 investors; No S52 Union-st-. between TN
and sth aves a two story and basement. white
stone modern two family house for A. Friman to
J. Ross; Nos Is TO % Heyward-st.. between Wythe
and Bedford aves., four story single hathouse,
for NJ Schiratiky to L. Stein; plot 4OxlOO on the
north side of 59th-st-, between 9Th and Fort Ham
iton aves.. for r H Heffron TO an investor; n
plot OF interior lots the south side of Dean
St. between Troy and Schenectady aves.. for Mel
win Brown TO an investor.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
FEAR FOR PROF. ST4RR.
AnthropoIogist May Be I'm Hands OF
Congo CannibaI Tribes.
Tnr Telesrarl, to The Trtbune. ]

tBy Telegram to The Tribune
Chicago Dec. 22.-Alarm for the safety CT
Professor Frederick Starr. the anthropologist of
the University of Chicago. is felt by the menu
bers Of the faculty and the students. They have
not heard from him since he left Gibraltar, on
the way to the heart of the Central African
forest two months ago
Professor Starr planned canoe Journey, with
a Mexican boy sole companion. 1850 miles
from the coast intending to live among the
pygmy tribes and study them. He expected to
reach one of the native villages the Oftu
River in the Congo Free State.
The students here fear that the professor will
never return from his perilous trip. They say
that he is not physically equipped for such a
hazardous journey. Many of the tribes among
which he has ventured cannibaIs
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

K1auts. Clara. to Edward Guntsrman sTh-st. :. ~,
ss4 Ess TO land so5 per Of
valid; M9nashan-ave Mona s 175 # n of Jefferson -.
TeE1sy 9s Emma e to La 9 C9sts and dsT sqothsr; @
anuar + 1905 ISsss per- tsis.s loh'l ouo Oo
Fae coTner @a Is to o ei9ts gar PeT oe
Nyns and another her s to- G sga Mort
4ox1oo5; due June 80. 1907. 81 per cent 14ooc
Same to same same property: due June 30. 1907. . r
Gnzbourger 1Gr Achiile. and another to n Navasky
and another; 1st-ave. W corner i01st-st e81Ix -.
ST. sSx1oo; years. per c. $500
5oSes IL sAi years per II ot $500
1"s BsRn%2 to Ene sss q 9s a9s
MaehiE ii' ida to Z pei MnsEy: 1oth-s s. 72 II
osn Of 1Tsye & 2s2 2.o years ar pc. cent Mt. as and 5000
III two lots each 25xs76 mortgages, Sill ., NM
freedman. Joseph to Gierson Krakower; Mon
9oe,st No 257 rs 1194 2 Monroe-st No % 25
wolr Julius to 4 Hymanson ct al; e5thccst, Nos
ana io eaeS S. o i9s yeas per
Werner, Christian H, to american Mortsage Com
cent s
adler. LOUIS T. to Lowentha ii6ti-st No 100
East. 171o1iOo.11: due June 81. 1906 200
Rachel te Kaufman: executor Isthst. % ma
Eaa1s gs6TsS SS oTDssn
JSpfs peT CENT ro'-'' NO Vo f-aS. 20 900
craig ss%ss ,s. e FTsy lqshays
JaS9bi BE Louis to LYMAN Plot begins y IS9 r
port Road. 1OX 25x " look 5 .; cue
Mag l. 1907. per 800
Friedman, Emil. to Edward Never and another.
executors: 6th-st. 8. $50 II W of lst-ave. 20x
9010: instalments per cent-.-------....... o.oOO
Bookstaver. Peyser and another to Common.
wealth Mortgage Company: i31st-st Nos oSo - -
$50 West, SO. 4x9lT year, per cent $4,000
Welher, Lorenz. East River Savings Bank;
135th-st, n 8. 3S4 II Of 81 Ann. save l2o5x
iSS5: @ 81 per s-'OoO $4,000
si7 and sie East to 5oniol4 years per cent eOOo
Ossman Marie = e B Levy plot begins $40
II OF Plains Road and 1000 II n OF
Park-ave. look 75x W look 5 IS; -
Luke. Joseph &. 10 Levy; plot begins s4o y
OF White Plains Road and 1OI5 II n OF Morris
PaTk-ave. runs look 1Ocx W 1Oox 100: -
DAN Abraham. and another to Charles q kossi
Gx@; Years per cent -. 1900
Rosenberg Joseph. ard others TO G NJ KtakoweE;
Io4th-st n 5, 1877 II OF Colunious-eVe, ssx
IL; due June 1905: per cent $500
s. to S. map crane estate years IS per 1880
pef cent e t :, ils'li s.s -, 5000
No ass. asz7S; years per 74oo
James. 70 Mount Morris Bank; 1odth-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

1s1st-st, No 632 West. rs axis John Carroll to
Samuel M Hofberg and another. .........--.
l3lst-st, S, 115 IT Of Broadway. 25x-; Sarah
Anderson to Mary Galbraith. .Nomn
4sthsst, s, 225 IT " OF 1st-ave. 19X1O05; Sam
uel Balenberg to Abraham Nevins and another
49thst, No 337 East 2Ox1OO5: Wettach
Abraham Nevins and another mortgage. 5000 /
Lots. 4S9, 49G and 492 Bronx View Park.
1OOX1oO: Ephram Levy to Joseph @ Luke. .-.N .Nomn
Lot 4S6 to 4sS. map: Ephraim Levy to
7sth-st. Nos 1ss 1870 East 5ox1O2.2: Isaac S
Heller to Rachel Moses: mortgage. $40 900. 4
Lexington-ave = 5O1f # n of 1OSth-st, sx
1o7th-st No 6 East 81. .11x1Oo.11: Wilifam John
ston TO ] c McCreery mortgage, $4,000. .Nornin
14Sth-st No $50 West, Is Sx9a II: William S
6th-st n s, $50 # W of 1st-ave. 25x9O TO- Edward
Meyer and another. executors, to Emil Fried
Same property; Edward Meyer ct al to same .Norin
West Broadway. No 400 25x69 H. Earl G
Pier to Joseph Emerman and another: mort
gage. S25.OO0 II
a5thest Nos los and 1O7 West 5Ox1O0s Meyer
39th-st. n 200 IT " OF 9th-ave 25x9S.7 Matilda
Merklen to Dora Munter: mortgage. S25,OGO 80.
27th-st. 361 and 1863 West, 2.6x9S 9; Edward
T Enge1 to Frieda Hart: all title .....---...... II
10th-st, =. II Fl Of 1st-ave. 2Sx92.3; Benjamin
NJ Gruenstein and another to Ida Machiz: mort
gage, S25. 900 1C
Same property. Ida Machiz to Benjamin NJ Cruen-
stein and another mortgage, S25 600. ........ II
F1eck. jr. to Rosa Cohn; mortgage. $4,000. II
Lot 144 map Hunt estate, Van Nest station 25x
100; Joseph Luke TO Elizabeth Luke; mort
5th-st, 6. 400 It Of Avenue D, 175x103:
Unionport; Ellen L Hanrahan to Emma A
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
T4MPER WITH ENGINES
attempt to Disable Machinery Re
ported by Strike Breakers.

The at work for Post & McCord at the
Altman Building. a5th-st and 5th-ave., where the
fatal dynamite explosion occurred this week. re-
ported yesterday that attempts had been made to
disable the hosting engines
Some small but important parts Of the machin-
cry had been removed and, the superintendent
is the alert. this discovered before any at
tempt at hOsting made and substitutes for
have used them before they were repaired would
have disabled them for the day.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
AucrIoN SALES YESTERDAY.

At ID Vesey-st-By Joseph Day: waes-ave
ner l5Oth-st about 4sx1O5: five loft bldg 70
Kindermann Sons for S42, $50 Jennings-st 60 It
Jarrett for SS2OO;
Longfeilow ST. s. 70 IT Jennings ST. 50x1o0 vacant
to NJ Quinlan So OPS Jennings st, 100 IT OF
Longfellowst 25x1Oo vacant to Lese for 81 900 lth
ct s s. D. 10Oxl05. Untonport: q
ReubeI agt Reubel ct al: Arnsein & Levy attys G H
Montague ref partition; TO Grossmann for So. 100
Nv Ii Phillips & 1877 East Broadway. 261 IT "
Of Jeferson-st 261x75 story bk h: Emma
ssyried et al agt Bertha Sarasohn Levi atty;
Lehmaier ref due SIS SO; etc. s55 OF;
TO NJ Franklin $3305O
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
REALTY NOTES.

Amos r Emo is said be the buyer of parcel
the northwest corner OF ssth-st and Broadway.
sold last week He the block front on
the side of Broadway between eSth and 69th ST.
Charles z. Schuyler & Co.. have leased for the
John Roach Realty Company to the American Ice
Company for term of years fourteen lots at 9thst.
and the East River
Henry z. Coe as executor and trustee has leased
3 parcel st the poTthweSt corner OF East and
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
PATRICK WATCHING NAFTAL CASE

Asbury Park n. J.. Dec 22-Albert T. Patrick.
who is In the death house at Sing Sing hopes
20 use the Natal murder here in his fight to pre-
vent execution.
II IS said that chloroform was administered TO
Mrs Natal by her murderer. Coroner Mcdonald
received q letter to-day from Patrick asking him
for the result OF the autopsy Mrs. Natal and
asking most particularly whether chloroforrn was
used ana what were its effects upon the organs OF
he hOlv
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
LEASES 42D-ST. BUILDING.

1.-,u,sro RIchtberg has leased for Edward W.
c7nan,b.rlsin the building No III west 4zu-s|
for a term of fifteen years tn l. & hsss' .
soieIIr nv him for the restaurant business.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
NEW HOME FOR THE FRiENoLEss.

plans have been filed with Buildings Super1nten-
dent Hopper for five story industrial school 1or
boys and girls to be built Tor the rome io' ~"
IT-,sIa. 90 the American Female Guardian So
,otv az No 423 East 10Sd-st. 1t will be 2S
feet front and 100 feet deep with facade OF
tsIc, nth trimmings of brown stone. 1t Is 10
COST s5o 900 n B. Tuthill is the architect
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
1rehtF OF MANHATTAN 81" LOTS.

-, 1-1o,sobroann Realty and Construction COM
nanv has sold twenty-three lots fronting on the
south side of 145th-st. between 18th ana s.h ayes t
with this sale the company has dsRGsea asf sts 81 7h
TWO s4I R0ce ayes which it bought last month from
+ba Manhattan Railroad company
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
FINE WEST SIDE PLOT SOLD.
TO IMPROVED WITH Il HIGH CLASS DWELLING
HOUSE FOR OWNERS OCCUPANCY.
acdy Sells 48th-st ParcePennsana SAID To
Be Identified zcth Big Flushing Deal

Water SITS. and extending to Corlears-st to the
Hecker-Jones Jewell Milling Company for TWEEN
ty-one years at $4,000 year.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

RITTLER--s5; first class IN every respect:
best city personal reference: wages, $50;
willing to help with parIor floor. A., Box
TO- Tribune Office
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

BUTLER Married: has best referencesi
would like a steady place in city: would
do extra waiting until steadily employed
Address URSTETTER. 21S East 122d-st-
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Mails
ATTENDANT

ATTENDANT ~ invalid gentleman; good
valet: experiences Ennsseur; out OF work
references. JOHN STAJTER, $40 West
42d-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

St. n $ 225 # e Of sth-ave 5Oxos11: months $
% per cent
Rudolph. Charles E. TO c J Singhi; pavhtson
ave, $. 134 n Of North-st. 1IllS; : years
Welnstein. Charles l. 20 2 Lowenfeld and anotnsi;
I5th-st. 8 250 IT OF I'd ave. 2oNlV--'
Freund. Louis V, TO S II arnan; 140th- 81. $
92,1 It OF Robbins ave. T5xloOlo; years
Martin. Kate +. tos a J Brown 1OSth 81. 3 -
II OF Columbus-ave. 25x11011; years, o per 4
cent gold - s;, -. - ,tbsr
22d-st. n s. 1905 II OF ist-ave. oZ~6NScs' z
Idebovitz Samuel 10 Schreiber: 4Tth-st No % +,
West, 2ax1OO: instalments, 8 per cent
Wetz. Tillie, A Haiprin et al; Lewis ST. " >
$50 n OF Delancey-st. 2oXlu0. years PEI II
cent .....-....-'-. - nya
BOYD. Maria J.. to John II Dye; Charles ST. No {
so 20xa5: 2 years. 51a per cent.
Logic James, 20 A Inglis; Prospect-eve. a. Los
S. map Fordham. 60x10o; years. psr cent?
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

f3IJTLER-Lady wishes TO secure position
for butler who is intelligent. honest. So
Der and obliging. Address III West 2lst-st
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

FARM MANAGER.-Experfenc in care
and breeding of stock. growing of fruits
and vegetables: desires management OF
large farm or gentlemans estate: best ref
erences, ability and honesty; can manage
help successfully. W., Box 212. Pine Hill,
N Y
New-York tribune., 1905-12-23

COOKS ASSISTANT. colored. in restau-
rant, hotel or boarding house; thoroughly
competent, economical and trustworthy.
useful man: handy with tools; man with
doctor. ARCHER, care Of Adams. SS1 3D.