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The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-22

telegram from Little Rock says: Little Rock has protested today's game, which was won by Montgomery by the score of to l. The basis of protest Is a decision by Umpire Pfenninger, who was officiating on the bases. In the eighth inning Johnson hit a grounder to Shortstop Sheibeck, who threw to first, the ball reaching there about the Baseman Mulaney dropped the ball, and it rolled away, but Pfenninger called Johnson out. The protest was filed with President Kavanaugh tonight.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-22
D @O000OO00 Q 000OGO0O (
 YESTERDAYS GAMES. e
 } soeSo0o0O00O0eeQO0s s
PIRATES TIED IN EIGHTH.
Game of ErrOra, Hits and Fast Field | ing, Four Pitchers Used in Game.

Shreveport, La. May 2I.-TOday's ninth inning in order to allow the Bir- mingham team to catch the train, the score standing a tie. The game abounded in errors. hits and brilliant fielding. Bartley knocked home run, his second of the season. Ten men batted for Birmingham in the fourth, scoring seven runs and Shreveport fol- Four pitchers were used. Attendance 2.7S9 Score:
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-22

The attendance at the two games in the American League yesterday was 26,5S1. while 10000 saw the game in Brooklyn, 7,4S9 watching the games at New Orleans, Shreveport and Memphis. Forty-four thousand and seventy peo- pie went through the games at the six games, the attendance at Jacksonville and the American Association games were not given.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-22
Nashville

Nashville. .... .... ..010 001 000-2 New Orleans. :. ..020 900 30x-5
 Summary-Three base hits, Williams. Home run, Stanley Stolen bases, Hahn, Holly. Sacrifice hits, Lally, Bruyette, Glendon ?; Elsey. Double plays, Bruyette to Bennett to Elsey; Williams to Beck; Rohe to Beck. Struck out. by Glendon 8; by Bandelin 6. Bases on balls, by Glendon G. by Bandelin 2. Wild pitch, Glendon. Left on bases New Orleans 6; Nashville 6. Flrst E base on errors New Orleans l; pire Bassett.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-22

Something must have been in the atmosphere down at Shreveport yes terday That game comes pretty near breaking the record.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-22

This is Hales day, and if he will cut out that spit ball and use his delivery of last summer he will come pretty near winning.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-22
ERRoRLEss GAMES BOTH.
But Jackson was Hammered Hard, Only
 Six Hits on Brown.

Memphis, May 2l.-Memphis won an errorless game from Atlanta today by the score of to 8. Pitcher Brown of the locals. allowed but six nits while Jackson was hammered hard by tue locals The game was played on wet grounds. Attendance. HOO.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-22
A FEW FOUL TIPS.
Now for the Egyptians!

The Crackers were not shut out yes- terday, but they got the small end of the score once more.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-22

At last Toledo has the Louisville Minneapolis and Kansas City today.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-22

the mile in 4:3o 3-5. and the half mile in l:57, both lower than the previous Western records. Rowe. Michigans two-mile runner, broke the Western record in his event, winning it in 9.55 4-5. Garrets of Michigan clipped one-fifth of q second from the Western record in the 22O hurdles. winning the event in 24 4-5.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-22
Runchch Hifn

St. Louis. May 2i,-Boston wln the second game of the series today from St. Louis by hitting Sudhoff hard in the ninth. Attendance, 14,2O0.
 St Louis 900 100 1OO-2 t Boston ........O1O 900 OO2--3 o
 Batteries -Sudhoff and Sugden; Dl- neen. Winter and Criger Time. 1:4S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-22
Team -. :. ..26 48S n 5s .9O5
Pitching.

Inquire at Fowler's Book Store about Kindergarten in the Home" A
The Montgomery advertiser., 1905-05-22
Brown, D. .........f 1 2 8 o
 Totals .. .......,34 Il 27 g 0

bases. McCay, Dungan, Collins Bases on balls. off Jackson. 3; off Brown, l. by Jackson, 8; by Brown, 1. Wild pitch, Jackson. Passed balls, Shea. Sac rifice hits, Crozier, McCay, Arcner and Collins. Time of game. 1:31. Umpire. Carpenter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10

The highest price ever paid square foot for CEN
trai zth-ave property was up 10 yesterday II is
said about SIS. The record is SO square foot
That rate was paid by John L. Martin for the nNe
story building on lot 25xs0 feet at the southwest
corner % S2d-st. and 4th-ave L. Immen was the
seller and Frederick T. Barry the broker MI
1mmen has held the parcel since 1884
N5bfs marcel is in the centre of the 4ttl-ave pur
chasing movement. It is opposite the Park Avenue
Hotel and the old car barns property. The old car
barns plot is the block bounded by sd and SD sts
18th and Lexington aves. union terminal station is
10 be built on that block the Pennsylvania, the
Nex-York New-Haven and Hartford and the New
York Central railroads and the Metropolitan street
Railway Company provided the Metropolitan gets
franchises to build East Side subways
Samuel Goldsticker has sold for Walter ]. Cohen
Nos 30 ana I22 West 45th-st two three-story brick
buildings on a plot S3.4xloO5 feet The buyer is an
investor. He will improve the site with a six-story
business building.
John N Golding yesterday sold four-hfths inter
est IN the Old Guard Armory property, at the
northwest corner OF 49th-st and Broadway. to me
Century Realty Company. The property was owned
by a syndicate. In which the buyer had one-hfth
interest. Thus the Century is now the sole owner
OF the plot The deal involves nearly 10000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
LIS PENDENS.

ts,o,. xos "a and 20: Cecilia Fratsel and another
against Abraham LNfcourt Spe'''' P'
g. Swick. - -. trar-y NJ Aus,in AGAINST
3d-st Nos l05 and 1OI East; hasy a ~ n RfieT
,..nos a,.o 05x1Oo. E.rad NJ
Weiss against Steiber et NJ IoreC'osuie u mus
rngeC. attvs Palnlieri & Wechsler o-,oo ,,.,,,.
fegomeave " corner North st 25xloo; william l.
rat, "a onoher trustees against Ellen OConnor 81 Al;
Seisra ,g ,norfeaRe attys, James ScheH Elkus
10sd 3 ca II Of pack ave. l6xlOO ~; EzaoeIh
Bloch against Harris Masliahshy anu a'''7'' 9PS~''
per atty. y Burken 3d.. -
aetb 81 Nos ff3 and 115 East; Henry II CrccAer end
another against Congregation Aguduth Jesi9rln ct al
onttor foyecIose lien atty. O IL Hayes
ar NJ 83s West: James II brewster against John G
xInher o. ali foreclosure OF mortgage; atys MOTIFS
avS corner 16sth-st 11.3xlO0 TX irreg; Dorrity
I,an1 card Company against William Stahl et al; spe-
ciac performance; attys Stickney MaGlay MebHrney
,oH Isei Fisher against Carrie VI Wyburn Caroline
Ne6nTry ct ali action declare deed void; atty,
IJ,p
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
NEW FOURTH-AVE. RECOR DPRICE
j. L. lfARTIN PAYS s75 n SQUARE FOOT FOR PLOT or
POSITE PARK AVENUE HOTEL.
Ta9r Bugs the Long Acre Square Secton-The Century
Realty Noe Sole Ozcmer of old Guard Armory

stv st fri bldg to Hudson Realty Co for sliooo
interior parcel beginning point Oil # oil lotl
and 1877 # W Of 5th-ave AZ 1ix4 5x22 5N35S HS4' ~
Mcneil agt NJ L Mcneil ct al: E Scott at'!. " ss
Rawson ref: Partition Weinstein for Sl4SoV; LOO
5th-aye W s. b5I II OF 22d-s 25 l1xl20; sly q ti
bldg and sty brk bldg rear; TO cIent o.
q Co for $4,000: 81 21th-s 1925 II o. inii
ave % 4x6e Tx rreg: sy brk dwg h: O y Meleil s
A L al: e \ Scott atty. y ~ 90 Tooth
s $40 1T Of Jerome-ave. abxl75 sly fr avg am
fr Sherin saIe OF al
title etc which j Wheatey had on august 20 AoV a
since: Smith NJ. attys; NJ l. Erlahger ShelliI' - ~
BT BRYAN 1 Kennedy 12s 97th-st 2e27 # Of CO
lurntsv-ave 6x1O011 sty brk and STONE OWE "
trustees sale: John Ackerman deceaseu, 70
KYLE for 81 300; 113 25thst, s. iOV II Oh
Ward ref: amt due, S3l.920 54i taxes etc SOo s0I
subject TO prior mge of 100000; TO ) Il Johnson A0
By Philip smyth: 300 and 800 25th-st, 2033 IT
" OF Tth-ave 3lx9Sg, sty brk dWIg n Nolul'ly
sale: 10 for S26175: Audubon ave w o 61i
l7Ntst 50xIO0; vacant; voluntary sae bid in az
lS5th-st = OF 5tfaVe, 0CNSslI; vacant tisS
bid in at S25 00O: other plot withdrawn
W cor 1T4th-st 1O0X1145, two sly brk ana IT a"s ~
voluntary sale; bid in at $50 $50; l7lo Bathgae-aNe =
100 II OF 174th-st 25x1145 sty fr dWg H. voluntary
sale: bid in at 1900; 2O77 Westinghouse 100 #
Of 1SOthst. 50x1+o sly r. and stable; voluntary
sale; 10 Edward Greenberg for S13, GEO ~
BY I. ] Phillips & Co: Union-ave, w cor IoOth-st-
lis lxlO5: voluntary sale; bid in at Sal
Nv James L Wells: 700 704 Trinity-ave. 320 IT
irreg three story dwg hs Voun-
704 bid in at Sllb2S; fO2 WITHDRAWN
Fisher. Mooney & Co: Dol and o05 t1udsoi
ST W cor Perryst 81 7X446 x rreg; sty brk ten h;
attys; Frost. ref; amt due, S5261o 81; taxes etc.
81 500. 10 DudensinG for $59, 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
AucrIoN SALES TO-DAY.

Tsv BRYAN L Kennedy: 134th-st n S. 400 OF Broad
way 5Ox99 vacant voluntary sale; Broadway, cor
135th-s 54 1x100 also lot 25x991 adjoining on
185tt-st: voluntary sale: Amserdanave, bet 1s6th
tanning 53Ja containing about one lot
voluntary sale; Broadway, cor 140th-st % i1xI5
vacant: voluntary sale: SO 10 # Of Fort
Washington ave. 45xS66 vacant; voluntary SALE l6Sh-
ST. n s. bet Haven and Fort Washington aves
5x222x35 voluntary sale; st Nicholas
ave cor 1s6th-st I141OxIOo voluntary sale;
ST Nichoas-ave, n CT junction Of Fort George
and Audubon-aves 444x3S2 to Georgeave. OXl4T9
front bet 1916 and l32d SITS I991Ox1OO with plot COX
% ii adj on l32i-st; voluntary sale Hamilton Terrace.
tary sale: Wadsworth-ave IT4h-st, l0oxiy0;
vaeant voluntary sale - az /, sIa4e
her ian and 17tb SITS lis 9x1O0 vacant voluntary
broadway Wadsworthaye 174th-st triangular block,
% x7O 7x6Gs; voluntary sale st Nichoas.aVe cor
l73d-s 75x0O vacant: voluntary sale; lsSh-st s. iOo
II 175X95; vacant voluntary sale:
Wadsworth-ave, 295 # of 176th-st, 455xl0oHS6x
By Joseph ? Day: - 4t-st $. $50 of 2dave. DIX
% cor sly 5S 9la 6Ix ia t prs at h. Carl Fischer
agt Caroline Wie3hcopf Ell all Dudenslng att$ Ga
sold subject to mtges ageregang SIS $50 2l7 47th St
$50 # OF dave 25xlOo OK iTreg sly stone iT9H
ahoai feI 2 sx9 ixio6 sty II dwig
h and vacant; r MeCauess and ano by gdn agt 5 n
Donnely ct al; II starr atty ! ? McDoRo9gh, ret
i9 1Ix77i1x irreg part sy brl h; action = Amer
Mtge Co agt Harry Donney ref; amt due SlQooI 10
Grand 2ox1o0z4Ox reg past sly b ten h. acon
agt same same atys same ref; amt due $SSSS 81
BY Richard Harnett Co 53s l5cthSt s 5 5I6s #
By James L Wells: 1887 Prospective. W $ new line
can't Knaus aat Arbogast ct al: F Frees atty
George Durham jr ref; amt due $500 oo taxes etc
At hronx salesroom-By Walter whsweI: CT9 oH
s sty fr t dTle h; voiunta n sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Halprin. A. and others Orters Monroe
81, No 2s4; years. per $4,000
Stelnbocl NJ. and another 70 BussnC IF:
White Plains, Boulevard ysnrs per cent, 900
as per bond. 10000
Del Garcia NJ. Title Guarantee and Trust
Company: 10Th st. No els East: per bond 10000
Fanherg. d. 20 J Freedman: Monroe-st 255;
. yeara without Interest. 80. -. 1000
Hansen NJ J. 10 f s CROW; FOX-st. 8, 1871 Il
4 o 18TH ST 10 years. per cert. ........... 5000
Murray A NJ ] BussinG, jT: White Plains
boulevard n S. lots 1872 and 1913. map Pen
field: years cent. 1900
RosenW'asser, Isaac. and another. 70 ID Gano;
Broone-s;. No 5s; per ............ i20oo
Schleslnger NJ F. to S Z Jenkins: ID ave.
n 5 Of l0th-st: prior mortgage. $4,000: per
bond 10000
HOPPE Anna. 10 Smithson: lot 34s. map Van
Nest Park; years, per cent ......-..,.. LOGO
corner lS0th-s , years 3 per cent. ......... ALSO
Friedman. T. 10 William Ebling and another;
Trnity-ave, corner 1Goth-st: years. per - -
Cuthbert Edward A. 10 J I<tner: Paris-ave.
lS6th-st years, q per cent. ,,.,. 1900
OF Aiexander-ave: instruments per cent. 100
GTeenWald, samuel. and another. William Con-
molly: 7sth-st, 8, 80 II II e of lst-aNei year
10 200
Title and Trust Company; West
iG 1909; 6 per cent -. 10000
Logan Charles. ir William Forger Decatur
ave, n 22o fl " Of 2o5th-st; 3 years per -.
r,a',, ,o.,, 80 No 933. -'VV
prior mortgRge $1,000: year. per cent. 5000
Russell. Mary. to c Hendhem: 3d-st, NO l5s
West. per cent 5000
Finch School Equitable Trust Company Iith-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

1l0th-st Nos Il and 70 East Joseph strodel
1904 (by bond 81 24s AZ
H. 1904 -, 25 90
Mary D Baker another; Apri! 20 1905; So 80
Barclay-st. corner Church-st T5NlO0; Charles
Church another May 1908: 1888 81
White Plains-ave 5, 22I IT < OF Kossuth-aVe 49X
tunno and another; March o 1895 ::-..... 1GO 90
Beach Nos % and SO: Henry Reiher against
DIV depositl. es %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILED

l21st-st s. 100 II " Of Pleasant-ave 6Gxl00 IL;
Harris Mandelbaum and Fisher Levine ....... So
llIth-st Nos AIS and 440 East same loan
1Ioh-st. n g 219 fl Of Avenue y. 75xl00. IL:
iI4th-st No $50 East; Same loan same. ......... l
1I4th-st Nos 334 and 1876 East: loan
l17th ST. g. 2@4 IT Of 1st-ave, 4S.5XlO0.l0:
Green Lane w 8 SO II OF Glebe-ave 5Oxl0O;
Paul Hanke loans Conrad Heilman .............
34th-st. n e. $50 II Of 5th-aye. 25x9S o: Ger
mania Life Insurance Company loans Elizabeth
"A wilcox 100 ~
1OO.SX 2)x DIX eOx T5S to beginning;
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company loans
William r Ruhrig. Is
22dst Nos 2l9 and 221 East; Ella Pellertreau
loans Catharine Ellingen and Peter Herter......
l43d-st, iT5 II " OF Sth-ave. 5OX90 II; Title
Guarantee and Trust Company loans Lizzie ID
Gerlcit Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
STAY FOR MRS. VALENTINA
Case Goes to United States Court of
appeals.
fRY TELEGRAPH TO THE rR1BrxE.l

Trenton N J., May 9.-Mrs. Anna Valentino
will not be hanged in Hackensack on Friday.
Judge Lanning, in the United States District
Court refused to-day to issue a habeas corpus
applied for by counsel for Mrs. Valentino. but an
appeal was taken TO the United States Court OF
Appeals This. Judge Lanning Informed the
counsel from the bench, sufficient to stay
the execution until the Court of Appeals had
passed upon the questions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
CHADWICK PAINTINGS BRING s1sO1s.

The second and last evenings sale of the Cassie
L. Chadwick paintings. at the Hotel Astor, brought
the total for the whole sale 10 sl3.O13, of which
ss,976 80 realized last night. John II. Flagler
was one of the few who patronized the sale. He
secured Ideal Head attributed to Henner.
for $500. Mrs. Outlay paid s925 for a Van Marcke,
entitled Cows in Pasture and $500 for The
Farm by Jules Duprs. THE Sultan's Favorite"
my Leon Commerce was obtained by Albert |. Sire
4 silk Persian rug sx12 feet brought $500 The
total of the Chadwick sales TO date is more than
-a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
MANY LEASES BY LOUIS scHRAe.

Louis Schrag has made the following leases: For
Louis Sachs. the buildings Nos 1H and 123 West
I7th-st. TO William W Halahan for OF two
years for the McAipin estate. the first loft at No
14o West z3l-st. TO J. Henry Rowley; for George
W. Cornell, the store and basement No l3l West
29d-st TO Clucas & Boddington Company for term
OF three years: for North American Realty Com
Dany. the store and basement No. LAT West 23d-st.
for q term Of four years to r. p. Lewis & Co; for
George /. Smith the first floor No. CD 6th-aVe.
10 Joseph Fried, and for Bonneu. Silver a Bowes
the second loft IN the building No. IS West 2d-St
the Novelty Knitting Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
ELECT MINING EXCHANGE OFFICERS.

The following have been elected officers of the
Wall Street Mining and Stock Exchange: President
Donald c. Catlin; first president G. II. Wheel
err; second e-president Irving X Harrington;
treasurer Robert S. Conger, and acting secretary
George E Bowyer.
The. trading hours of the exchange have been
extended, and will hereafter be from a. m TO
$50 p. A resolution has been passed that
member shall trade between the hours named. eX-
cept commission basis for other brokers in the
mining business, and that all orders in that period
must be executed on the floor of the exchange.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
Country Property for Sale.
POUGHKEEPSIE. ON
THE HUDSON.

Gentlemans place; 8 acres; house
25 rooms, and 8 baths, just been put
in perfect order; stone fence; two
large gateway entrances; house new
ly plumbed; newly decorated; green
house; extensive stables; full view Of
Hudson, on very high ground. All
in perfect order. Cost over $780,
900. Will sell for fifty cents on the
dollar if sold within the next ten
days.
FRANK E. SMITH, Owner,
% East Goth st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
TIE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

1T0th ST. n W cor Boston Road one seosy q
a Pafsntel PitIding Construction company ar se,o
chitects
Huii|ave s. 2073 IT Of 20otnrst; Two ot sSry
frame dwelling house 2l LsS5iee W'.ia" 5000
CaudyeIl-ave. " 300 II n OF '.-o.o(' + obanor
four story brick training schooi; 49,, T. Dar,s
Hospital Association owner A .na..i...a 10000
oirCti1 80 g "a cor 2O5th-st. WiIlamsorldeei
two story frame stable se,,ob ttD ...." 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
sPEYER BONDS TO BE READY MAY II.

Speyer & Co inform holders OF their temporary
certificates for United States of Mexico per cent
gold bonds Of 1904 that the bonds will be ready for
delivery at their office or before May H. and
VIII be issued on surrender of the certificates Ger
thcates surrendered have the coupon due
June l attached, the bonds delivered in ex-
change will carry the coupons due that date.
The first drawing Of these bonds is to be made on
or before Nav 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
MECHANICS, LIENS.

Broadway. No 1887: G2d-st No AZ 10 % West
Evans Almran & Co aEt Colonial Theatre
2oth-st No 10 To- "a East, 3Ith-st. No 80 to 10
East Ocorr & RueG Company Twenty
E'khth street Company, owner: Robert Killough
~ contractor. . ~
49th-s No 247 West: Charles Rosenberg and
another agt John Haskell James Bruder and
ilehard Hahn. owners; Samuel Berkowitz con-
tractor srt.......s.,s..ss'''''ss s'.s..s...s..s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
REALTY NOTES.

rank B. Martin is the buyer OF No. 81 East I'D
sold recently by Frederick 7. Barry. Edmond
Baylies IS said 10 be the buyer of No. 10 East
st
Carlucci & Co have leased for Max Silberstein
Silver the new six story tenement house. with
res. Nos 20 and - McDougal-st to Michael and
Coutard for term Of years, at an annual rent
S5Nl1-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
TO ALTER DWELLING HOUSE.

l. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for Mary Nj. Tay-
Tor No 90 West 29th-st four story dwelling house
by SIS feet 10 A client who will alter the dwell
& into q business building.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10

i7sthst No 100 East: walter 10
o2dsi Nos 81 SO Fast ID co TfTSe a4s 90
Madson-s.s 1Ss5 Max ID os Contractors 400 90
Spuyten Duyvil Parkway, 8. ~ - at Isaac II
st; Robert Fulton. adminsIra'or' s7s 81
Johnson owner and contractor - -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
REPORTED RUBBER COMPANY MERGER

1t was reported yesterday that negotiations were
in progress for the merger of the United States
Rubber Company, the so-called rubber trust
which manufactures most of the rubber boots and
shoes turned out in the United States and the
Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company. manu-
featuring all classes of rubber goods except boots
and shoes. The rumOr could not be confirmed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
MRS. VALENTINO HAPPY OVER DECISION
~ rELEGRAPH no TEE rR1RrNE.l

IBY TRIBJNE.I
Hackensack. y. J., May 9-The fact that a stay
had been granted Mrs. Anna Valentino was told
her by Charles j. Peshal of her lawyers of
Jersey City The woman with tears in her ewes
said; II thank God. You tell everybody / thank
them for what they have done for me-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
BIG EASTERN PARKWAY DEAL.

De Selding Brothers have sold plot Of 173 lots
in the Eastern Parkway section of Brooklyn. The
plot has frontages in President, Carroll, Crown and
Afontsounery SITS and IS bounded by Bedford Rog-
and Nostrand The seller the Sage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Sheriff st, Nos 81 and 80. for three story brick
stable. loft and dwelling house +0xGo; s Finer.
owner Horenhurger & Strsub, architects ....... s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY

3. Joseph Day; 40 sd-a~e. " s. "a + Of 2ssbs,
,r,r- sly DIX ten and sly hrk ten on rear.
$50 ssa % May -; 20s Bowery W s. 1905 II o.
she-ss' 1919 TX 3rreg; sty brk ten h. To WIZ
aAssH Tor $50 go JOS 5h-aye cor Iet,s se loxso
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
Lease for Sale.

hight MONTHS RENT FREE to the n1rcbsssT ~
II our lease for the suite OF offices formerly occupied
by at ITO broadway This lease has until Crtnha-
the LIST 1906 further uartirplars aDr' 81
buoy Soaps. Cambridge. Mass. e anu LIE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
AT MAMARONECK.

beautiful shore front property containing IS acres
large house, stables. one OF estates on
the shore. Particulars Of
rutland s WHITING CO.,
) Beekman 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
Brooklyn Property to Let.

THREE LARGE HANDSOME Apartments for
r,sriv nrivate house light and bath.
nt dos rUntry large piazza grounds anJor.
Raj. rent $50 up sea Jefferson ave-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
Furnished apartments to Let.

TUNE TO OCTOBER. three rooms bath: cool location
- bachelor suite care convenient L
r West 1lSth-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10

1000
1880
10000
C-G n
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$4,000
$1,000
$4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10

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10000
$50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10

5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-10
$4,000
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$1,000