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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1905-06-21

Mrs. b. p Smiley took the
south bound train Tuesday morn.
ing. She will visit at Aitkin and
other points during her absense.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
PRESIDENT POWERS WILL RETIRE.
Has Offered His Resignation as Head Of the
Eastern League.

P. T. Powers. president Of the Eastern Baseball
League announced yesterday his decision to retire
from that Office. He had reached this conclusion
long ago and Indirectly had made it KNOWN but
he had RETAINED from making the formal declara-
ton reserving it until clubs had had an oppor-
-l,ntv 10 select his successor the annual meet
ing which he expected would be held on the first
Wednesday IN Decembe-.
The formal announcement was made, as six OF the
cIUbs in the league have requested that specle4
meeting Of the league called for Tuesday next at
which will probably be adopted an amendment
making the fourth Tuesday in October the date Tor
the annual meeting. and the league vii then eleG5
It's officers There has been considerably LrlctlG II
the league. and this that impeiied fIeslueI
Powers to retire The request for the speclai nee H
ing was signed by Walter W. Burnharn, OF NeH-
ark: George StaIngs and H L Taylor OF BnTIato'
=. T C,hapn of Rochester; John kreltner. OF MOL
treai: j. J. Seitz. Of Toronto. and Edward Hahloh
Ra1r
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
CATCH WOMEN IN RAID.
Cosf'gdn Descends ON alleged POLICY
Shop in Ridgervood.

Aeie was wild panic yesterday when De-
tectives Murray and Hamilton. Of defective
sergeant Costigan's vice squad, raided an al.
.eseu policy shop In Ridgewood in the 64tb
rIeclnct The raid was made over the head az
captain John Becker "a
Inc first intimation the captain had of the
Ia'o was when the detectives brought the pris-
omeFs' Two men, to the Hamburg-ave. station.
ne prisoners were John Fuchs who lives in the
-.ouSe ra1ded. in Himrod-st. and Alexander
f@nesas' OK No. 564 Driggs-ave.
Poncy shops are numerous in Captain Beckers
precinct and he has ralded them time and
'line again. only TO have the prisoners DISCHARGED
me next morning. Raids have been made over
MS mead several times but for some reason con-
Tlcuons have been few. Commissioner NTcA6oo
learned yesterday that boys and girls ana
policy. 81 ~ pay
Murray and Hamilton found the rooms filled
win women and girls and several men, They
ndo great difficulty in restraining several OF
me women from throwing themselves from the
WINDOWS or over the bGnisters. Others tainted
or became hysteTical After taking the names
or all the women Fuchs and Vanegas were
placed under arrest.
search yielded bundles OF policy slips a
tnIsIiLo!olng machine, engraved plates etc, and
$1,000 IN cash. Some of the money was hidden
IN a mattress and behind picture frames
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21

ing five story tenement houses: No. s87 West 18th
ST.. No, 52S West 4Sth-st and No. 6S7 West ATHEIST
Philip Meyerowitz has sold for Simon Lefkowitz
to Max Friedman No. 29 East 63d-st. also, to
Morris Mark No. 2H East 6Sd-st, and to Jacob Fire
No. 22S East 64th-st, three six story tenement
houses. each lot 25x1OO5 feet; also for Dr.
Solomon Wiener to S. & s. Kotler No. S21 East
75th-st-. q five story tenement house. 25x1O0 feet
Henry Freiberger & Brother have sold for Mr.
Glassheib. attorney, No 705 East 13th-st. q five
story building. to DR.. Joseph Bruder: also, for
4snatz koref the southwest corner or Avenue ID
and Sd-st. to Jacob l. Alter.
Henry II. Stark has bought No. 90 West 11Tth-st
a rVe story hathouse lot 26xl0O.11 feet
J. d. English has sold for Bertha Levy No. 251
East 61st-st, a three story dwelling house, on a lot
1S.4XlO05 feet
Portman & Levine hava resold to J. l. NJ. Sachs
houses. 1919 ~
The Portman Realty Company has resold No 30
last sSt!l-st five story tenement house. en- a lot
tenement house, on g. lot 26x1005 feet. The Ber-
man Realty Company the broker,
William CT Park Is the buyer OF No. "a West 18th
81, recently sold through Bloodgood De Saulles &
- Isaac HIATT has bought from John Sam the plot.
s1x15O feet. on the east side Of Westinghouse
149 feet south OF Wendover-aye.
Moses l. Falk has bought, through George Stolz
north Of 174th-st, and plot 5Ox@5 feet Topping
ave. between 178d and 174th SITS
JEFFERSON NJ. and L. Napoleon Levy have sold a
uact OF about twenty-one acres fronting in Saw
mn Lane near Willamsbrtdge Road.
II c, Senior Sc Co. have sold for Morris Apfel-
pauTn No $50 Iexington-ave., five story fiat
mouse, on lot 26xT5 feet, to Adolph Forscheim-
. ftlcntmyer d Irving have sold for SamEel Mendei
me SIX story four family apartment house Nos. 19
and q West u6th-st-, 45x10011 feet.
a M johnson & Co. have sold for George W.
McAdam to Samson Mayer No. IA West 9Oth-st
three story dwelling house, on a lot 25xS39 feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
DRAGGED FROM ESCORT
DoOleys Orders to arrest Women
Enforced Without Discrimination.

Captain Dooley's orders 10 his uniformed men to
arrest every woman known TO them as a prostitute
every time she appears in the street, no matter
what her errand resulted last night in the arrest
Of a respectable young woman, who was dragged
from the arm of her escort and locked up in a
cell in the Tenderloin station.
Miss Margaret Granlsey. Of No. 25S West 87th-st,
was walking down Broadway about Il o'clock with
Francis Foster, of No. AS Central Park West when
Patrolman Brown stepped from doorway at S6th-
$. and told her she was under arrest Mr. Foster
protested. but the patroIman said:
Ny orders are TO arrest women OF this young
wonan's character when they are IN the street in
this precinct"
Fear OF the night stick kept Mr.. Foster from pro-
testing vigorously, and he accompanied the
patrolman and Miss Gramsey the station. He
told Sergeant Benner that Miss Gransey had lived
IN his neighbodhood for years. and that he knew
her 70 be a good girl but the sergeant said he
would have to take the officers complaint because
Of Captain Dooiey's orders. and Miss Gramsey was
locked up hysterical.
Brown the patrolman. said he knew her TO be a
prostitute, although he had never arrested her
other officer could be found who had ever seen Miss
Gramsey before.
Curfew. but covers every hour OF the twenty four,
and has made the bOndSnen rejoice. Many
were arrested they were entering leaving
restaurants or were on some other similar innocent
GRAND.
Before midnight the uniformed men had brought
IN more than twenty women. against whom there
vas no other charge than vagrancv One of them
had been locked up the night before on the same
firnsy charge, and discharged by the magistrate.
notorious professional bondsuaen from 7th-ave.,
stood by the rail, bailing them out at s. apiece.
order. and showed clearly his displeasure that it
had become known
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
RECEIVER FOR DE DIETRICH COMPANY
Lindsay Russell Appointed by Judge Holt
Assets Eleven Automobiles,

lindsay Russell yesterday appointed by
judge Holt II the United States District
Court receiver OF the American branch Of
the De Dietrich Automobile Company, against
which an involuntary petition IN bankruptcy
was fled Thursday, with bond Of $4,000. The
alleged bankrupt was dealer in automobiles at
No 215 West 4Sth-st The receiver was ap-
pointed on tbs application Of the Garvin Ma
chine Company, one OF the petitioning creditors,
as creditor of Baron De Dietrich The asser-
ton Is made that the assets consist Of eleven
automobiles and that the machines were trans
ferred TO the alleged bankrupt on May % last
by Baron Frederick De Turchein, the alleged
owner at that time The latter still claims a
portion Of the same, but it is contended that the
alleged bankrupt owns a number Of the auto
mobiles TO the value OF $1,000
Baron De TUrchelrn Is the foreign representa-
tive of the De Dietrich company, OF France He
sailed for Paris on La Savoie on Thursday. He
came here 10 witness the Vanderbilt Cup race
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

TYatien Delrtch to Hohnenfeld 42d st.
FEARS. per SIT 600
Heinsfurter Louis. NJ Larschan ct all 73d st,
s per cent itl'' 800
We" %o 1p seFn1n year: 20 per $50
Mischief Wendell p. NJ Messerschmidt; 18th
ST. 81 1s s P pant o' ooi may 800
Prlss Annie to Goebel: west Farms
Road n W corner Benson-ave; due July l, 1905;
"'N'E
Arnold Realty Company 10 Code & Cohen: 1880
ST. cs IS 400 II o. % 900
veIIa Andrew. and another TO Joseph Wood;
EriRZs-ave n s. 900 and 22l. map of
Wood years per cent -, SUI
Eraund phil u 70 Edward Hoffman; S7th-st, No
la Fast: years; cent Zoo
Street Charles 3: 70 yeaT; per 1000
MoAdam Pbebe J. Mutual Life Insurance
CSoTnnanv: 42d-st. Nos $40 and 3s2 West; per
bond o'SoV
Psr1Iora Henry, Frank Cghetta; 233d-st
iot N map OF Thompson Rose estate;
pero cent. d.uuV
csI5ari' Cioa,e 10 I. Erienkoetter 1sOth-st.
lot 49, map OF hast $500
r,,'in1ar Max NJ o George Beth. If; 76th-st
- 4. % n e OF Avenue A. years; 5h per cent cToo
Cohen Barnet 5ns h 10 ie 1905 1000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21

Posse in OImey Murder Case Hunts
Dozen Camper.

Middetown. n. Y. Oct, 20.-Mrs. Georsianna
Ingerick became hysterical to-day at ThraI1
Hospital when Deputy Sheriff Herman told her
for the first time OF the murder of her child and
OF the two Olney brothers The authorities Ind
waited impauently for Mrs. Ingericl1 to becorra
strong enough to bear the news, and they en-
pected she would tell the murderer's name Mrs
Ingerick Quieted down quickly after hearing The
horrible details of the crime. and though She
was put through an hours severe questioning
she persisted in say that she knew nothing Of +be
murderer.
A posse OF Pinkerton and deputy sheriffs
to-day had an exciting chase after a wild man
IN the woods who has terrorized the people in
q neighborhood about three miles from this city
People thought this man might be the murderer
After long hunt the man was caught end
proved to be q person who has been camping
out for his health. Charles H Rogers the M
torman of this city who is wanted in conneo-
ton with the case, has not been located.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
MECHANICS LIENS.

1exingtou-ave. No 1910: Isaac l. Middleman
against Louis S Barnard. owner and contractor
1881 St No 427 East: Same against Same.
JTsi-st No. 562 to b86 West. Gerstine Rieser
against Ernestine Nlcholsburs, owner and
52d-st. No. 80 70 % East: John CoIleran &
Bro. against Charles Brendon * Co. owners.
charles F. Brendon. contractor ......-.
eOth-st No 33S East. 1st-ave. No. 1.729 TO 733:
Gildo Fernando against Jacob Weinstein
and contractor. .........,..
Rittar Place No. Il. Edward Wurmfeld against
Henry j Garner, owner: Elizabeth Garner
owner and COntraC tor ..--..--.
1sth-st.. Nos and East: PssQuale Trott4
against Abraham Levy. A. Levy * Co. and
David Gordon. owners and contractor
12Ist-st Nos. 3S4 and 1886 East Same against
118th-st No S15 West Samuel IIorowitz against
the Knepper Realty Company owner and con
tractor .'.....-- .---. -.---.--.---
Belmont Realty and Construction Company
owner and contractor. Gees.
l36th- ST. n. s. 262 6 It. ". Of Broadway. 54x1O0:
Sommerfeld & Resner against Simon Marcus
owner and contractor ...-
East Houston st. No PSI. Rubin Fischer against
Mary W. Nelson. Herman Brandstetter. Isaac
Rosenzweig. David \. Schultz. Felix MehIer.
S4th-Ht.. No S57 West. John DIN against Florence
r. r. X. Leopold. owner; Frank l.. Blom.
tractor -----.--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21

PARCEL HAS FRONTAGE OF 87.6 FEET IN VEST 1SaD-
ST.-APARTMENT HOUSES PINNED FOR SITE
Tro Block Front Deals in The Bronr ReportedSae Of House
Near John d. RockefeLer's City Home.

osk & Edelstein sold yesterday to builder No.
90 to co West 1S2d-st.. five three story dwelling
houses on plot S76xs9.11 feet, who will erect on
the site two six story apartment houses. The same
firm bought from Myers & Aronson and Walter j.
Cohen plot 1976x10010 feet, on the north side of
s7th-st.. 1925 feet east Of NIadison-ave.
The Northwestern Realty Company has sold. it Is
said. two block fronts in Brook-ave, between 136th
and 18th SITS. each being 2OOx100 feet An apart
nent house taken in exchange. according to
the report.
Henry D. Winans & May have sold No 81 West
54th-st, four story low stoop dwelling house, with
dining room extension. for Mrs. J. B. Bourne, to
Mrs. Jeanette P. Coin The parcel has frontage
of % feet.
The Atlantic Realty Company has sold through
Jesse c. Bennett & Co. plot 1001x1O0 feet, at the
southwest corner Of 116th-st. and Broadway. The
Manaton Company, of which Jacob B. sha1e is
president, will erect the premises twelve story
apartment house
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Kelly-st and Interyale-ave-. s 2 corner, two
five story brick stores and tenement houses.
Moore & 1andseidei arch+ects 5000
Teasdale Place and Caldwell ave. 8 ". corner,
five story brick tenement house. 33-9N9O- Rich
ard Dudensing, jr-, owner; Lorenz F. Weiher.
architect "'s'
IT5th-st, $. g. 90 # ". o Washington-ave.. two
five story brick tenement houses. 5Ox91; Evans
& Buscal, owners: William Evans architect. 400
WashinEton-st- e 5, 554 It. n. Of Railroad-ave-,
story dwelling house, 21x5O; John
Stitch Building Company. owner; Bernhard
Ebeling. architect .....-.. -
C7ason-aVe W s. 125 It Il. Of MarnIon- ave,
two story frame dwelling house 2lx5O; Adeline
Grossman, owner; Bernhard Ebeling, architect 81
Taylcr-st W s. 100 II. OF Morris Parlo-ave-.
two two story frame dwelling houses, 2fx50;
Samuel GeIler. owner; Bernhard Ebeliug, archl-
Inwoot-ave s.. $50 It. OF BelmOnt-ave,
one story frame Office. 14x14: George F Smith,
owner: NJ. V. B. Ferdon. architect ---........
Inwood-Rve e s, $50 #. S. OF Belnont-a ave.
rear one story brick stable. 5Ox66; George F.
Smith, owner: II. V B. Ferdon, architect II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
THOMAS SEXTON BUYS OSTRICH.
Pays $500 for Crescent City Derby Winner
at Jamaica Sale.

At a sale of horses in training. the property of
various owners held at the Jamaica track yester-
DAY, Ostrich, stake winner. sold to Thomas
Sexton for $3.50. the top price of the day. He is
four-year-old bay horse. by -Plumage The
other sales of 81 900 or more were:
Putnam 80. ST. 400
voeday b. c. 8 by Faraday-Altivola; CahiIl.. 115O
0I Snyder de- g. D Ds oo' - q 500
AS Gqssnaeid l. = .. t''s iaE's.'.+ LOGO
f.s e5s2s Of. g = oS ! 1850
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
ehrlsEIEn JUDGMENTS.

,rrs first name is that OF the debtor the secor
that OF the creditor. and date when Judgment WI
t,oSns, Henry NE. P Cohen; October 10 iva
cateol I3ntboser. Apr4I d 1905. ....... 342
Sos S5+sn Morris Ruthoser; April q 1905 242
fIeinrich Walter R.-F. Won schuckmAhn' oc'o- -,
- 10 1905.
Hicks, sdw as iGG.nceeSj na'cola 4cs5
7-sIand John de CT. De Lorenzo; september 7a7
IS 10 SIcnI 6 orr ct al; october p. 1901 O
oestrsicher HenriettA-A 4. bei,ie.. ..1 142
1897 i-re,scbei. Aprfl g. 1902. 80
s;ch~artz. Leon-B02"ery Hark OF s27
metropolitan street R fedt es2
Ne91-Yorc CITY Railway Company 2c2
January 5,90;,npsny-Domesio Engineering; Sep ,so
TENDER IS. 1900 t,cr,her IA 1905 ...,. Ala
ssaaTns-The " Q. ROwen Company sep'si'V s2s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
BRISK TRADING IN 2srH-sT.

George and Alexander Felt have bought Nos 14T
and 14s West 26th-st. old buildings, on a plot Box
$50 feet. A six story loft building will be erected
on the site. Two other sales in the same street
were reported yesterday. A NJ. Johnson & Co
were the brokers. They sold for Daniel B. Freed
man and Frank Fetyer No. 10 to ia West 26th-st
three three story dwelling houses on plot 625xSS9
feet. Also sold for George W. McAdam to .Reck-
ling & Vailender Nos 1877 and 199 West 26th-st.
three story dwelling houses each on lot 25x9S9
foo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
FOR HIGHER EDUCATION OF WOMEN.

Louisville, Oct. 20-James A Shuttie"orth' u
,b,s oitv has given fourteen acres in Danville
-, ba nsed as the site Of a college devoted to the
higher education Of women. Mr.. ShUtteworth
announced the gift to-day and said 1t was the
intention to place the new institution uoer L'so
Joint control Of the Southern and Northern H e0
byterian Synods Of Kentucky.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
WARRANT FOR C. P. EMPLOYE.
Customs Agent Charged with Theft OF Over
$4,000.

Montreal oct. 20.-A warrant was issued to-
dav for ths arrest OF David Hobbs customs
agent for the Canadian Pacific Railway
vcung FlngIishnan. who has been in the COM
pany-s employ for three years. Hobbs is charged
with the defalcation OF between $4,000 and 500
900 He is supposed to have taken a stea ~ Ct
from New-York or Boston for England last
Thursday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
TRENTON PoTTERIEs DIVIDEND.

The Trenton Pottertes Company has deciaieu
dividend of per cent its preferred STOCK 1l IS
dividend IS PAYABLE October 25 to stocknoloeIs a.
l,zror1 on October 49, This is the thirty-HIst Wv
dend declared by this company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21

P Road A9g5 to : Of A4 5s4a % Gaa A5 Pfl9
Gamache Joseph and another to John I E Eustis
Columbus gs 6sr asnt 80 IT Of 5000
Klein a5 = Fanny IN to TsaTs 3er $500
a So Ss 5e Eas TO PRIOR M6Ts asa Sooo
fg59 S So and Of EStnS e. DUE 5saS
ds T living. Pf to William casey
ave corner l91 ~ f5a6n year WOOD Der BTigg
ave- " s lot ODD map wood years. per .oo
s%iooa Louisa loo Z N pI sIsss AND alo Sss
o n 81 N Mss r SaaS' per- Berg ls''n
sH68s Ba na9mns 2bs ' No 81 d6s
Jones, JOSEPH f. to FANNIE |, Jones Lind ,ao.
q: ;s s. ls + s's 4'f = 1900 1900
R cent Isaac and another to New-yorls
s@Eings BsH6 .os W5s2i4st3ave $1,000
SANE me to 70 same s sHsabsq 1888 1900
Bank: Sd-st, $ Of Avenue c; year. ooo
Ron dF Max to NJ Klein; 45thst 90 East; 7oo
M cue eIiu' James to wi,fiam Beckey 4h-st
219 # " Of Gno1aYe ,6 SsS 5 aPg 5o trus
tees. st Lawrence-ave. 10 # n Of Merrill aooo
Iuas ring to William casey Amstesian' Ok ooo
BIaneh Max. to N E Webster and another: West
FO 9aS7 a 5 c a15 # Of loss due January 5000
veb lg'' tfba4Ieg ir to E 5 Prince Company lot
IqOa 4 ner cent $500
FbeIing William to X yetter: 117th-st, 2o5
O OF due February =. 1908 y 9 900
Pfetscher Martin. to II NJ Fiske: Tnionport Road.
of White Plains Htoani prior
mortgage s. $50: years, per cent A'4uV
Hutter William. another 70 5 kadin; lVltI- oon
St $50 33T East: / year b per cent l'''"
pany: 93d-st. 2T5 # of West End lave -, ooo
8 wears per cent - @9"OV
Wisgert s Jo4 Pr 70 ears sen 9ST 5000
Ola. map Mapes estate: due April 10. 1906. , xoo
1i PER ef Max. to J Clarence Sinclair 1o8d-st No
rs East due May l. 1907: per cent LOW
s ST. : 1888 It OF iaIk ave- years per 10000
Iippnan Israel. another J Weinstetni
Lexington corner 123d at; demand, o ooo
Damaine. Ernest. to Board Of Education Of Re,
Church. Hughes ave. Nos 246O and coo
1872 mortgages. $500; due June 30 lFlo- o-ooO
Burke. Richard II. 70 II Mahan; l9Sth-st r
so # OF Brggs-ave due January y 1905 , ooo
Conroy A. j Keeiy: 12sth st. 5, 50 #
of Madison prior mortgage Sl2"ppi i . ~
s SVUO
Burger. John, Frees; 153ds 400 #
" Courtlandt-ave: due January ], 1909. -.
Mezzacappa Arcangela, Charles Bjorkegreu:
Hughes No 2,45S; prior mortgage, 5000: -
Same o Board of Education of Reformed Church;
property: due June 30, 1910 3 cent $500
Stonebridge. William H. to Harlem Savings Bank;
IS IT of 1SItl-Sts demand. 1900
Regelmann, Christian 9. 10 Title Guarantee ana
Trust Company; 165th St 3. 30 It Of Steb- $3.50
Potter Harriet T. TO Mortz 7. Ernest. West
chester No sos years 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Avenue F. s. whole front between 18th
18th SITS; for five six story brick tenement
& Bernstein, archecfs $1s5OOO
Convent-ave., " 8, go TT. $ Of 130th-st for
story brick hathouses. ~ Sx124 II; Kantor.
Cooper & Co, owners Schwartz Gross. archi- -
Broadway. e. g, whole front between 140th and
141st SITS for three six story brick hathouses.
E0xs6.f1: marlborough Building Company. - -
owner; Schwartz. 3 Nathan architects. 10000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
INVESTOR TAKES A 24rH-sT. PARCEL

Pooher & Co. have sold the five story fathouse
with stores lot 2x100 feet No. go East 24th-st
for George f. McQuade to Michael Kaplan, who
buys for investment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
NEW OWNER FOR MIDDLETowN HOTEL.

David Moss, of this city, has purchased the fur
niture lease and business Of the Hotel Waldo
Niiddletown, \. Y The transfer was made throug
the Matt J. Ward Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
ANOTHER ST. NIcHoLAs-AvE. SALE.

Edward H. Haines has sold for Richard Laird to
Annie c. Clinton No 7s5 St NichoIas-ave, a four
story dwelling house. 20x1001 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
WOMAN SELLS TWO EAST SIDE HOUSES,

for Mamie ]. Faulkner Nos. 100 and 162 East 74th-
st, two three story dwelling houses each on a lot
189x1O22 feet, between Lexington and Sd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
THE KENMORE FIGURES IN A TRADE

The ChiIsohm Realty Company took in part pay
ment for the Kenmore apartment house. at ssd-st.
and Central Park West sold Thursday to DR..
Jacob Bookman. No. 1877 West 1O3d-st., 81 2x100 II
value Of the property in the deal placed at
&6O0O0O. Edward n. Crosby Was the broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
ACQUIRES A PLAYHOUSE ROW.

NJ. H Beringer & Co, representing George P.
Lies, the seller, and NJ. Kohner, representing the
purchaser, have sold to Henry Nachiz Nos. 1894
1905 and 1903 Avenue A, 46 feet south of 80th-st
three i've story and basement tenement houses,
with stores, each lot 27x9S feet This property
had not changed hands in twenty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
COST HIM $40 TO FLIRT.

Err air,,nr with Miss Hazel Romano. Of No. 2i
s,b-svs Newark James Falakas. nineteen years
old Of No 81 Howard-st, that city, fined 80 IN
The Second Criminal Court yesterday morning
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

New-st. No. ~: Westinghouse Traction Brake
pany: September IS 1905 INNS -. SAL "A
man rosSm2n and another; septeber 81 1905 1T so
ssphIne Fessenden e. al sspt.ber 90 i9o5 $50 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
SALE OF HOUSE HELD FIFTYFoUR YEARS

| Pocher & Co. and Jesse c. Bennett & Co have
sold for the of Louis Bell No. 421 West 54th
| St, size 25x1OO feet TO William c. Flanagan. This
is the first transfer of this property in ffty-four
|
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21
LIS PENDENs.

,a7ts Of 1thags ct i 81 o or isf
Gottgotrey agt a5aTsSreF4 : " freeman.
Of g. 2s8 It OF Ayennfs, oTeciosre Of mort
, I[tl nm aK. Morttz Klein et d.
fSeLta nttorney. J. l. Ie-nsleln
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21

DanviIle is the seat OF Centre University, 'I0
5yterian institution west Of the AIleghenies-
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCKS.

San Francisco. Oct 2O.-The official closing quo
tations for mining stocks to-day and yesteruN'
were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-10-21

It was said yesterday by official of the Ham
burg American Line that the rate fight be-
tween only the neutrality-suspicious. company and
the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company. and that
no other lines would become involved. The Ham
burg-American company reduced its first class rate
from New-York to Jamaica from $40 to so. The
companys first class rate from New-York to Colon
is now $50