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New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
AUCTION SALES TODAY.


Es BIyen l. Kennedy; n 70 40 Broadway 8. 1871 It
1904: Adrich Court nine story ONCE bldg; sale
- Broadway. II MOrris-st. 20 9x1s99 ta Trinity
Place Ns3.TX irfeg; Columbia Building twelve story
of1ce bldg: Urua wa . r.
FstOfy store and lott bldg; sale; 6St
cor 3dst 25Xi00: business bldg: sale 972
broadway. 90 II OF Whlte-st 2xl60 Cortlandt
Alley story store and loft bldg sails: Church at
l'oK2J: Aldrch Building a Ave bldg,
exrs sale; a. aud II Ieonard-st lI45 II q
church 81 ao1oxlpo sy store and lot bldg;
- and 81 Warren-st, II 1857 II West
b0xlOO; two sly store and loft hdgs; sale II ana
az Wortl-st. n s. IS ft OF Church-st, 50xlOo. q st
store and lott bldg; exrs' saie 75 and II Worth ST.
l25 n Of Churct-s 5Oxl00 sty store bldx:
eKrs sale 14th st 100 II OF 5h-ave, 42xlOa 81
Van Bedren easehold ETY. store and lof bldg; ears
sale II ana 10 MurTay-6t, 1861 Broadway
50X00 store and loft bdgs; exrs sale n Auray
81 T52 II OF ChuToh-s 20 1x175 to Warren-s also
- Murray-st 25NsI6. and q MuTFay-st "a 7xl75 TO
warren st XII l0xl75; three bldrs,
exrs sale; As S3d-st, I03 n Madison-ave I5s
Iu2 = sty stone front dwg; exIs sale 32i and a33
B.. known the New-Amsterdam; exr's sale 2Oi6 o
2o2l tulton-st Of Iopknsonave Brooklyn A
I'll 10 Somerset x248x; also 202g Futon-st 20 Ok
4ua someTs-s x22 llI352; also 2,t5J FuoIi-at
stF DIRK he with store: sale; 1852 Herkmer-st
p" cor Itadde I'. BROOKLYN, n. gitJ,
eAF saiej i.a42 Herkimer-st cor Olive PI
60 l1kbo. : sty brS h: fxrs salei Ith-hVe q
i Mtn iot 3x0o abuttins saith and Goth SITS. exrs
80 ny ave LeffeTtR-ave Brooklyn. plot
BOO - 5sy ~ on Albanyaye. 4OT Lenerts
n q ~ Ahanr sew ork ave- LeneTtsaVs- n F. 1912
~ ',Iegi exr's sale: entire OF land
t',h ra s'l ios and fronting Central. Bay ana
sts q, sev. Wthorne. Oak Hickory aud Chestnut
s az So1h Jysler Bay J. J. e.r'a sale estate OF Eliza
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

stein; Pitt 10 IS; sears per cent, Sl4 80
demand Giioy E 80 II ol AZ coo
s 2oa6 it n Of a95h-st; ST prior mortgage, m
z1r Sieden. Fam to Title GUARANTEES and Trust
Company; Banbridge- ave, s, eS.1 # e Of ,oo
osseTman Doris, to Jacob Fricte; 1l5th-st, n 5.
Rosenberg Of MongomeP2 S Adie % No
800 yesTs & per cent; prior mortgage 7ooo
schnsds5. anna !: Roe%.r and snothe[ lot ooo
No "a f9ar55 a IS 4 m0rssE 5S 5 e5 sea S per
O. F5etrne or Reirne Mar & to Enigrant indus
m lai sa6iRs s Rs Ba s6 @ ner S cent e4t IT OF 1900
Cowden Frederic II, to Bankers Realty and Sc
G}Gity cgm2sny; Rohtn-ays s, 100 IT Of oso
Hewitt John r to LAYERS title Insurance and
st sf o9Psy de Tovembr s ST. r pr Il OF 1000
Jacks9n Isl lore TO Draper: loath-s s. 155 it soo
@sG esr s % fF@9. gayns: TssP Fa3 PsI
denS % II 81 . sss!s ps 1a 900
oie6 Si smo4 70 Z 3 ITy Sf gof begins 1875 # Of
White Plains Road and 5i5 # n Of Morris Park
M9oFe Kaharfne ne F. to %ew9ork Lie Insurance.
and Trust Company; sth-ave No 1876; years. =. mn
wolfhem. Isidor to F Hoiternan io2d-st n $
% # Of 4th-sve; years. per cent; prior ooo
VS. 25 # Of wiIiaFd-avs; due January i2. .oo
wexlsr 1sidor. and another to II Hactman: 10Th
ss5, s. G3o 200 # Of 2d-ave prior mortgage eooo
Hs3riH AbTahala. and others to Max N Pun
man; 16th-st No 500 East. year. 9 cent 500
Malcolm, Dora J. others TO Dry Dock Sav-
RT f: F. Hafe S3 2' Svsss %fss a Rs PG@d 4oe
No 1929; demand ............-. $500
Same to same Hoe-aVe, No ,231; demand $500
same; Hoe-ave No lisa: demand ..... 1890
Same 70 same; Hoeave. No 1.G35; demand $500
ZodlkoW, Ludwig, to State Bank: 15th-st. II
1926 # OF Avenue 4; secures notes. per
Peck Julia B Joseph; 75th-s 10 East ooo
dnn Morris and another to State Bank 1 12st
st. No 229 East; notes. per 5000
Neais James J. and others to Title Guarantee
and Trust Company; Weekes-ave, cor 174th-
81 demand o,9Oo
Maginn. Vincent F. TO I schleslnger: Park-ave.
2O1.4 fl n of 119thst; due January 3 1867 loo
Russell GeorSiette a. another u T Mo
Carthy; Prospect Terrace 90 # s of 18th
ST. month. 51E cent 1.1OO
Tricoff. Samuel and another Joseph s Wood;
Ruslin-st lots 2o2 and 203 map Wood;
years per cent 1000
Mayer, Isaac, and another 10 Rector, etc.
tholomew's Church; 7th-ave 14Sth-st;
Peck, Julia b, TO H Ogilvie; 10th st, 115th-
IT Of Park ave; . years. . cent. 32OG0
Lehrer, Solomon. and another TO l. Cornish: Ar
thuT-ave, Nos 2-l07 and 2,l11H; years 51@
wahlig Rose to Thomas another:
Perry-ave cor WoodlaWn Road; year
i5s; secures notes: per cent 1000
Springer. Benat, A NJ Bulowa and another:
16th-st No GIG East; years, per CENT. G500
Polstein, Isaac, VI Ober; GroVes s, 200
# Of Bleecker-st; due November p. 1895:
per cent ..---..-.....-. 1900
FIorfo Ida. 20 Julia Vaine 1e9th-st.
StebbnS-aVe; instalnents, per 300
st. No 225 East years, per cent 6Ooo
Haas NJ, 10 William Holzderber, 205th-st
6l.2 IT W Of dividing line between Lots 533 ami
334 map Of George F aud II Opdyke :
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25

Al noon to-day in The Exchange Salesroo4h' ->'s
a and Is yesey-st Bryan L. Kennedy, the real
estate broker and auctioneer win offer at Nolul-
,arx- sale to the highest bidder the vast realty
ro,dfnss of the estate OF Elizabeth W. AldTlch
This win be the most important auction sale neio III
this city or in this country for some years Every
Offering in the sale is either high class unlnl-
rcved or improved parcel. One Of the properties TO
no knocked down under the hammer 10 the highest
bidder will be Adrlch Court No. fl TO 40 BROADWAY
- nine story freproof Office structure. extending
through TO Trinity Place. Another well known
of,ica structure in the sale will be the Columbian
Euilding. No % Broadway. a complete list OF the
Adricb offerings viii be found IN the auction sales
scheduled for to-day.
SIawson & Hobbs have sold for y I d H. NJ
nam to a client for investment the Iona. the new
six story thrty-siX family elevator apartment
house with stores size lOsx11S feet at the north
east corner of st. Nicholas-ave and 1Eith-st' 1of
about $500 coo II faces Hancock Square,
The same firm of brokers has also sold for the
Realty Company OF America to Herman Oppen-
helm q plot 1o0x10o11 feet on the north side OF
ll5th-st l75 feet west of Broadway. The purchaser
viii begin Immediately the erection of a high grace
six story apartment house on the site Also soLu
for George /. Elliott a client for occupancy me
three and one-halP story high stoop dWeilnS IOuSe
No 500 West 77th-st, size 22N5SXl022 feet -
Lowenfeld & Prayer have sold, through be5t ~ ~,
estate OF William Remsen, the block bounded D!
Park and Lexington aves. 1$0th and lSlst SIS ~ ~
comprises thirtytwo lots. with frontage OF lSSto
In 1853 Henry Hart and William Remsen oouslt
the property Mrs. Lyon inherited an intereSt IN
the parcel when Mr. Hart died. IN lVi NhI. 6aI
was at one time owner Of the Third Avenue RAN
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.
AT ii VEsEY- ST.

NESF.l-ST.
BY i J Phillips y GO; Bryant ST. $. 125 # Of 173d
each 25x100; Arthur for So each;
Longfelow-s 80 II OF 172d-st sixteen lots each
25x1OO; Joseph Fedmann 81 600 each
Hermes Realty Co for $l,450 each. balance
withdrawn 1T2d-s; Longfellow four lots each
23x10O Stability Realty Sa950 Lonfgeiow
1OG II IF 172dst, eight lots. each 25xloo; with
drawn; IongfeIlow-st 40x10O: withdrawn:
Longfellow-st at. 4Ox1OO: withdrawn; Long
feow-st 250 It Of Jennings adj above south
gore 5Ox93xS1S. and five irreg lots 25X from SIS
100; withdrawn; Booneave. 1888 # OF Jennings
lots 259X l23 15l. 10; wthdra yn
West Farms Read W north of Freenan-st two lots
.'x140 157 2; voluntary withdrawn
BY Joseph Day: 504 and 5O6 112th-st 1875
# Amsterdam 5i.7x1OO. .11X79.6x104.s. sty
brS hotel: Met Life Co agt John Reilly
a al Ritah. W, B b, attys: Il la Fetra. ref amt
due. s121351 81: S494S IA adjourned
tober 81
3lst-st $, . 1st-ave. 25x9S9 leasehod,
stY brk building SchurmacheT aRt Pasquale Trota
al: Morris Cooper. atty; S <oeng, ref: due.
IS $3.50 30; etc Sl5 40 the plaintiff IS 200
BY James l. Wells: PA 127th-st :. lis # 7th-
1SXg9 II, and basement
bernstein NJ Gallagher al; 4 B Nor
risoH, atty NJ NJ o BTen jr ref: So,
taxes etc. $3.50; sub mtg $4,000 10 the plain
tiff l5
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
LIS PENpENs.

32d- st. s. 9aS IT. Of Madison ave. u 10xOs O.
Sutherland Apartment Company ast Mabel A Down
aside deed); attorneys Ievintrtt
d
th-st 500 to 902 East l96th st. No S75 $50
East Samuel Raturin agt Ben Cohen (acton recover
commissions. etc): attorney. II. J. Block
ave, n Houson-st, % 2xS2X irregular.
William Prayer samuel Van Benachoten tpar-
titionl; attorneys. Bowers Sands.
1926 II. OF 9th-a 20Bxo2; Thomas
Fitzpatrick Adrian Fritz. individually and ex-
ecutor q foreclosure of MORTGAGE; attorney l.
Vincent,
i29th-st II. e. 14O e Of ith ave. 25x90 III John
Foster Francis Seps and another, administrators
0oreeoaure Of mortgege) attorneys Forster Hotalng
Klenke
20g Fast, two actions; IAopoId Heilnger agt Hyman
Manhem foreclosure OF mor'sages>; attorney
christopher-st. n. Gss e. OF WashinEton-s elk
Irregular GreenWich-s Nos S3s and $40; George
= Kuper Jacob Kuper ct al partitions attorneys
Mclaughlin a stern.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
ALDRICH ESTATE SALE TO-DAY.
PARCELS T4LJED At MILLIONS TO BE SOLD TO THE
HIGHEST BIDDER.
Inpesor Paus 900 for the Iona Apartment House
ace Block Changes Hands.

new six story tenement house. plot 2SNlWD9 Ieet'
Iowenfeld & Prayer have sold 10 L2us 4, 7IJ 1Tio
mon. Nos. 81 10 Al west 9Sth-st'' 'hlee u"e
houses. plot 50XlOGI feet - a,+bo,,.e No
j. NJ Cohen has sold the five story nathouse No;
81 West 1o5th-st on lot 2"Nl'o'll iee'' |" 0'i'0'
Harry sugarman has sold for Louis Lowenfels
No. 23l East S9th-st., a hVe story tenement 'oU'
NJ BroGkn has sold for Garmlse & Leyenson the
five story triple fathouse NO OS East o''
Max Kanner & co. have sold for Geiger & Br&yer-
man the six story tenement In course of constpoHSS
tion Nos 43S and 40 East nTth-st on plot o'oAVOil
feet. , ,,,,.d
ReIbstein the six story tenement house Nos 25o and
231 East 25thst on plot 49xsS9 d feet & ,o+tt q six
story tenement house on lot 28xS7 feet
H. Herman has sold No. 23T East 5th-st, SIX
FrankenthaIer & Sapinsky and Charles Kauf-
mann have sold through Alexander Gerhards the
l@ 22x7Ox irregular at the southeast corner ol
Rosenweig & Elson have sold to Herman Baum
ave. a new five story fathouse, on plot 40X9O feet
Jacob Wolf has sold plot l2Sxlso feet, on tns
Anna Place, extending through TO Brook-ave,
A. Manti6snd has sold for Helen Wolf. to Cal
man Ebb. No, i65 Brook-aye,, FIVE story double
fathouse, with store; on a lot 25xso feet. 49,.
two four story brick double hathouses. Nos. SI
and $50 Morrs-aye on plot xl9H feet & for IL Leonard
Smith to Mr.. Cramer, the one family frame
dwelling house No. 524 East l61st st. on plot 6SxS5
Nathan W We'll and Charles Faith have sold for
Charles Serferd and Henry g. Leist No l;4lS to No
1.477 Lexington-ave., three hvc-story fathouses'
each Il lot 25xS4 feet
W. Clarence Martin has bought No. llO East
front dwelling house. a lot 20x9S9 feet Frederick
samGe G. I Hess and a B. Kngensten m have Bought
from H. Matz plot of seven lots, 1I5Xl0O feet, on
the north side of 175th-st., 50 feet west of Am
Max Blau has sold for the Washburn estate No.
300 East S5th-sA five story iathouse, with stores.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
TREASURED WIFE'S BODY.
Farmer Erhumed 1t and Kept 1t IN
Care Ten Years.
Esy Telegraph to The Tribune J

Glasgow, KY. Oct. 24.-One OF the most re-
markable and gruesome cases that ever
came TO light in this section has developed with
the death OF Abijah Humphries. For ten years
Humphries had been visiting twice each day.
sometimes oftener. the body Of his wife, which
he had exhumed from its burial place and con-
scesIed IN cave his farm.
Following the funeral of his wife, HunlphTies
went TO the graveyard and exhumed the body.
AS he had always been considered more or less
eccentric nothing at first thought of his
frequent visits to a cave. Then a few intimate
neighbors asked him the cause of his frequent
piigrimages to the isolated spot. He readily
told them. but out Of respect they kept the
secret
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were -,
with the clerk OF the United states District 0'p
yesterday
An Involuntary petition against Lewis SnsSif Sgifh =
% Ludlow st. by William Ganble 4 SS:;b Zen Sisirt
claim of $56l, and two other creditors, VIZ ~
aggregating S2A Preferential payment oISSirT OF Si,s
complained of In act constituting eahAtutS = po'-
Schedules in bankruptcy filed BY RooSITS6 40 The
let show debts OF $S0226 and asseta oi SSNnts r.
latter consist OF stock In trade ana NCSSs TIE
ceivable in the possession of the receiEo[,, iE,nary
principal creditors the II. = Ci2inn y e.,
l.is9: the American Woollen C0nP1hy.. nlla
stevens. Sanford s. Gordon, No. "a NVrsaa rsaa 80
and the State Bank No. JIS Gtsnd-sS' s-"S-
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

LongfelIow-st W :. 275 fl n Of F'reeInar-st; for a
story basement frame dwelling house
21x56; Albert ThOms, owner Christian F Lohse.
Washington-st Washington Place; for
story frame dwelling house. 20x24; Clio
Nannl RiCcunti. owner: Otto KrauH. architect
Fordha-n Road. s. 1870 IT OF Grand for
1la story frame carriage house I6x24; J a Fa-
bricius. owner: J Johnso1 arcEitect. ..........
West Farms Road, 500 Il OF 1T2d-st; for a
one story frame she'd 3Sxl34; John j BeN
owner: Charles s Clark, architect. ..............
161st ST. = $, % II Of Jackson ave- for a nve
story brick tenement house. 5OxS6. .; Hawthorne
architects - 400
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
TO ALTER HOTEL INTO = FACTORY.

Plans have been fled with Buildings Superin-
tendent Hopper for the remodeing into factory
of the four story hotel and saloon at the south
west corner Of University Place and 12th-st. put
out of business by the State Excise Commissioner
because the building did not comply with the
Amber law in the matter of hotel construction;
The building is owned by David hempneT aIG llao
been hotel and saloon since the passage OF 'he
original Raines law The necessary changes u
make il a factory 10 cost about N,Vo
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
OPPOSED TO MORTGAGE TAX LAW.

The West Side Taxpayers Association at a re-
cent meeting adopted resolutions denouncing the
Mortgage Tax law as being tneQuitable law ana
pedgins its efforts to seek thc repeal modfica-
tio, of the law It further pledged itself to
operate with the allied real estate nteT5sts IN try
The following committee appointed to repre-
sent the association in the Allied Real Estate In
terests Louis Schrag, j A Hodge, Jacob Appel,
Frank Demuth and Herman M0ritZ-
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
REALTY NOTES.

Geiger d Braverman are the buyers of the parcel
a the northeast of S7th-st. and 3d-ave.
ported sold Monday and NJ. Sturn & Co. Of No.
30 East 99th-st
Julius Scott the broker who sold for William
Abees No. 60 West 107th-st a five story triple fiat
house. 37.6x100 feet.
Frederick Fox & Co. have leased for Kurzrok
Brothers all but floor in the ten story
camille building No. SO West 16th-st. to various
tenants for q long term of years.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
JEWS ADOPT SPECIAL SERVICE.

a formal order of service has been adopted by the
executive COMMITTEES in charge of the 25Oth ami
versary of the settlement of the Jews in the United
States for use en- the Sabbath before Thanksgiving
Day. The form of service, including prayer, has
BEEN sent by the executive committee to every
Sregation in the country. The service is TO be
cited before the of the Scroll Of the Law
the Ark and is as follows: Hymn, to be chosen by
the congregation Psalm evil, Psalm cxviii, PRAYER,
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
MECHANICS LIENS.

Cherry st, No 1T0: Nathan Rohrelter agt Isaac
Sachs. owner ana contractor r.................-
Lexington-ave.. No, 1.s2O: Bertha Deutseh ct al
ast Miriam @. Thorn. owner; Glaser Brothers.
contractors .......................
1lIth- St. Nos 500 and 500 West: William Fltz-
gerald aEt John Klinkerstein owner: Rosen-
biRt & Co. contractors. .........
6&d~st. No. ES West; JOSEPH NJ. Weinstetn agt
Jacob I.abovitz and sarah GoIdstein owners:
David Mandel. contractor. r.............
Lincoln ave- s., whole front between lStth and
18TH SITS, 2t0X1C0: Samuel Landesbers agt. C'on~
foru Realty Company. owner and contractor .
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
ACQUIRES A ROCHESTER HOTEL.

The Matthew J, Ward Company has leased the
Powers Hotel. Rochester. for the Flower City Hotel
Company, owners for term of years at rental
aggregating $4,000, Ifcob Messner. former pro-
prietor of the Hotel Cadillac. New-York City, and
his associates. The lessee will take possession of
the hotel November ].
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
MISS HELEN M. GOULD GETS A TITLE.

Miss Helen NJ. Gould took title yesterday to No.
179 Sulvan-st. 25xlO0 feet from Jane De G. Thomp-
son. The expressed consideration nominal.
The property carries mortgage of $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
LEASES A BROADWAY PARCEL.

The era wford estate has leased for term Of
wears a plot extending from broadway TO Column
blls-aye midway between 66th and 67th SITS, It
Eas a frontage of So feet in Broadway and of 25.1
feet in Columbus The length of the north line
Of the plot IS 1922 feet. The lessee will improve
Darcel
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25

Parsons & Holman have bought from Paul
Shalet through Jaffen & Weinstein, the Placid and
the Saranac. Nos 22 and q Lenox-ave., two seven
story elevator apartment houses, on a plot 6IX100
feet. The buyers give in part payment No. 536
2d-st. Brooklyn, three story private house 196X
65X95 feet. The amount involved was S250,0o0
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
BUY SITE FoR APARTMENr HOUSES.

Hener & Wolf and the Realty Mortgage Com
pany have sold to Joseph Wittner. Siegfried Witt
and Louis A. Jaffer the block front on the west
side Of Amsterdam ave. between 1llth and ll2th
SITS. 2tl.10Xl23 5X205x676 feet The property will be
improved with five elevator apartment houses.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
ADDS TO HIS UPTOWN HOLDINGS.

William / Rosenfeld has purchased from William
Henderson two lots at ST Nicholas Place and 1881
St and an abuttfng lot Tho buyer controls adjoin
paTCelS.
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25


that of the creditor ana date when the Judgment
filed:
Adler, Marcus - Il, FiiIebrown e al: lam
AIRY .. 1896 cancelled ''A co ,oo a.
Brouwer. Geo. H.--Pierce s. Miller Engineer ' -
ing Co; March H. 1894 (cancelledl 700 90
same-Same; December al 1894 toanCelled1 al 90
Saine-k T. Nought ct al; February s. 1925
samemJ; s Montgomery: December l. 1895 - %
Same-Camnbe. Morren = Co: December & --'' II
Same-The Peoples Bank & Trust Co OF pas S -
- sale. n J.; December 5. lS94 (canceiIedl 900 "a
btuhh. AdoIph W--N. Y. Telephone Co sep
ternber IS. 1906. ........- On a.
same-R Hartman March g. 1906. .... IA "a
brunn' AdoIph--M Schnitzer; February 10
Da5n,.,;: isCS 49,. So 81
YORK; November IS, 1909 cancelled - a3s es
FFankHn Albert Nm. sherman; april =
Hagemeyer GeOrse-s Herrnstadt. Aprii i S's SS
e,iU lSO0 = = sSs 4s
,nary AIRY :.i,S issS tssneelledl ssso IS
Mckee, Harry H.-M Levin; March o. ieoS - q" IA 50
1905 -. 2sI %
Company: March isei teanceiIedl l. 100 81
aine-Same december 81 1874 Icancelled 90 ~
hofna-R = Nought et al; February \ isp5
same. 5. Montgomery December 4 iso5 tean-
Campbell Moiic & Co. December i2'
1925 cancelled ass IS
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Kngsbridea Road. s.. 100 a. W OF BayehesteT
Comfort III, lOxS8 4N-N7S,S, bronxi
Elizabeth and Henry ". Roomer loan Anna ana
Christian Schneider 5000
Washington st. =. 400 r. II. of Railroad ave
Building coapans -. - 5000
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Amsterdam ave, 2361 # n OF 167th-st; for
two six story brick tenement houses and stores.
tect $4,000
95th-st s. 100 II e OF I'd ave; for six story
NJ zipkos architeSt $4,000
S1th-Et 5, 440 East I'd for six story brick
architect -..........!..'..- 5000
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
s1-ss FULTON ST. NEW YORK

1O1st-st. II. s. so #. g OF Lexington-ave. 24ox
10o11: Vincenzo Bi Pietro agt. Freda Hart, -
.. -.
41st-st No I29 West: J. F. Blanchard Company
tember q, i555 anu 4l'D'l's. $500
42d-st No. 128 West: 41st-st. No 100 West:
6er L. iS66 IRON as' 7sO 90
Other October 81 ia65 jby Deposit 25oo 90
52d-st- No 90 to 81 East; Colleran Brothers agt.
deposits * 25s II
George \. Farney & Co. agt. Christopher c
shayne ct al: September H. 32s
agt John H Naughton ct all February g. 1895 2ss II
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
Country Property to Let.

rooms fully furnished; antique furnisuEs; na2desa
conventences; large grounds stables also. wen tulseei
Cottage ten rooms eonvsniences delightful sits
alton and views. Mrs E E. SALISBURY. lyne. Cenh
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
JUpGM

The following Judgments fled yesterday
being of the debtor:
Alexander. MarkNew- Telephone Company SIO9 -
Alexander. c. Perry-IAWfs : williams nd
New-York tribune., 1905-10-25
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that OF the debtor. the second
that Of the creditor ana date when the Judgment
was filed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
NIAGARA "GRAB" IS DEAD
F'ifty-seUep ASsemblymen Petition
Ntron to KiU Blu.
tBY TELEGRAPH TO HE rR1suxE.l

Albany May 4.-The Niagara power grab is
dead. petition signed by fifty seven Assem-
blyrnen sent TO Speaker Nixon tonight
asking him. in the name of the Assembly, to kill
this bill in the Rules COMMITTEES. At the same
time another paper was passed around and
signed by seventy-nine members agreeing to
vote against the measure if 1t were brought out
Of the committee The bill was not placed on
the regular calendar for tomorrow. The only
chance it has of being considered is that in one
of the little supplemental calendars that are
brought out at ten minute intervals in the last
hours of the session on the final day the bill
may be suddenly put forth.
Then the fact that a long debate might kill
all other bills sometimes helps to pass bills even
notorious this. The current belief, how
ever. is that this bill is dead. The fact that it
dies in the Assembly will add further to the
reputation of Speaker Nixon and the leaders of
this body, which yesterday passed the gas bill,
defeated in the Senate to-day. and to-day re-
fused to pass the Niagara bill. which was
CREASED" through the upper body yesterday. At
its session tonight the Assembly Rules Com
mittee refused to report out the Niagara bill by
a vote of to !.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
NORGE SURVIVORS MEET.
Father and Son Each Thought the
Other Died IN the Wreck.
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FennimOre, WIS, May 2.-There a dra-
matte scene when Edward Sevalrud and his
father were reunited here to-day each until the
moment of the meeting thinking the other had
perished with the Norge.
The boat containing the father was picked
up near the Scottish shore The father was de-
lirious when found. and gave name other than
his The son and five others were in a life
boat which battered around for eight days
The six VINO We're saved were all that were left
of nineteen who started. The father reshipped
and came to this place. where he made his home
with his brother. When the son recovered he
sage ahead.
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-05
BRANDEGEE NOMINATED.
Candidate for Senator.
from Connecticut.

Hartford, Conn. May 5-Frank B. Brande-
gee, of New-London. who represents the Sd
Connecticut District in Congress, was nomi-
mated for United States Senator. to fill the va
cancy caused by the death Of Orville H. Platt'
by the Republican caucus of the Connecticut
Legislature at 2 o'clock this morning Mr..
Brandegee won on the thirty-seventh ballot, re-
ceiving 12S votes, 120 being necessary to nomi-
nate. The caucus had lasted from o'clock
Yesterday afternoon, and was attended by ex
citing scenes His closest competitor was ex-
Governor George P. Mclean.