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New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

The Anderson estate has sold to Charles E. john
and Andrew J. Connick No. 1,1S0 to 11S4 Broad
way plot 7S.3x1o0 feet.
Lucius Pftkin has resold TO o. P. Bouant No. 80
West ssth-st., four story and basement dwelling
house, on lot 20x100S feet.
Harry B. Cutner has sold for George J. Hum
phreys to Sidney Nordlinger No. 30 West 21st-st.,
a four story brownstone front dwelling house. on
lot 25xs2 feet.
Harry E Zittel has sold for the Bradley estate
No 156 East 72d-st four story high stoop dwelling
house. on lot 1sx75 feet The same broker recently
broker has sold for the August estate No. 14o3 to
400 3D. ave. southeast corner of Sothst, four five
stcry double f1athouses. with stores on plot Sx73
n h . Berry So h has @ sold for Otto r sTac
dwelling house, on lot 2Ox102.2 feet.
Edward Stein has sold for Mrs Rosanna McCabe
No: 81 West u4th-st-, five story fathouse, on lot
Frank E Davidson has sold for Philip Lberman
to Mrs Beatrice Davis No $50 West 58d-st.. five
Max Heyman has sold to a Mr GoIdstein No sSs
East 1othIst, 3 a six story & four family tenement
Shaw & Co have sold for Amelia Smith No II
e $On wenE fhFGe o9s aery on and lot
W eFnaTd Bum5erg 5 has bought through a David @
fathouse on lot 27.6x1oon feet. from Mrs. r. L.
St. i've story U athoGse. @ on tr lot xioo @ feet -lf
e aoqy 4Hla5 ahohs hss oasGa oa o ss E Feet
B. Newmark has sold to Louis Lowenthal the
Sber Brothers have sold No. "a Pike-st.. five
story tenement house. lot 25XS6 feet.
James Kyle & Sons have sold for LowenfeId &
Prayer the five story fathouse, with store at the
southeast of 5d-ave. and 79th-st lot 2xS5
feet.
Moses K. wallach has sold to Florence l. and
Zaidee Bailey No 60 Leroy-st., six story double
tenement house, with stores, lot 25x90 feet.
Theodore Allen has resold for William H. Halsted
to Edward F. Robinson the property. 5s.11x344 feet,
at the northeast corner Of Greenwich and Cedar
SITS. which Mr.. Hasted recently bought from the
George w. Cottrell estate.
Baturin Weissman & Henschel have sold for DR..
]. c. Easterbrook the three story two-fanily house
No. L72s WashingtOn-ave, lot 25xS9 feet TO Mrs.
J. c. Fayen who will occupy it.
Henry NJ Ribeth & Son have sold for Charles B.
Gunb No. 127S Union-ave.. two story frame
building, on lot aOx40 feet.
William Peters & Co. have sold for Paul Refling
to Joseph Frankenthaler and Robert Mitchell a
two-family dwelling house the east side of Tay-
lor-st. 100 feet south of Columbus-ave., and, in
conjunction with Julius II Haas and Martin Gels
Ter plot, 53x1l5 feet, at the southeast corner of
Morris Park-ave. and Van Buren-st
Henry Huttner has sold No e04 to S12 Union-ave..
southeast corner of Beck-st., five four story fiat
houses. on plot S7.1x90 feet
Harry B. Cutner has sold for George J. Hum
phrys No so West 21st-st.. four story brownstone
dwelling house, lot 25x92 feet. to Sidney Nord-
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
TO RESTORE LIEUT.. FOLEY
Tbe President 4n.rious to Remedy
Injustice Done Officer.

rra.h.npton Tune 21-The President mas
,ousbt 20 remedy a grave case of inJustice
hy hardening and restoring to the army
ue,,tlton Foley formerly a first lieutenant ~
.ha eth Cavalry, L. S. A, who was olsiSse"
,-o-, the service on October 10. l9oS, as tho
-es,,,t of a court martial which convened IL
MANILA I'm June in that year. An obstacle ~
sr E,olev's immediate restoration was iio"
ever found in the fact that the President can
,,o+ restore an officer once finally olslhisseU
without authority of Congress. To ooVia'e inns
s,e5c,,lty the President proposed to appoint nii
Foley as from cival life, when IL oeFeioPeo
That he had passed the age during whlch suoh
orno,ntnents are under the law, perrnissipie'
ena the case will now probably have TO await
the convening of Congress.
Hamilton Foley is the son Of the late 'oiiii
Foley long a member of the corps OF WashlIis
+o, correspondents, and the author or Ihe 'ei-
Sarsonfan Eucyclopedia,' to which worA re uo
voted the latter years of his life. when Ns was
. resident of Brooklyn. n. Y.
THE Younger Foley had, before receiVlis ms
commission In the regular army. served IN tie
14.b New-York Infantry in the Spairsn II.oa 1atar
being made regimental adJutant. tae ssr+ant
transferred to and became regllnehleAs al ~ "a
m the 2O3d New-York volunteers. ,so-sa.,en+ ss u
eI,lt of this service he received lne iII ,s +ban
% "a, ooIonels and of President Roosevelt LneLl
Go-e-nor of New-York. when ne appneo ioi O.
ooy-,I,ission in the regular establishment
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
IS WALLACE TO RESIGN Z
ystbm;an Commission PusSIed by
Engineers Action.
rFRom THE TRIBUNE BUREAU-1

,.. T,,,a Of Uncommon interest at
taches to the return to this couiilis IT
Engineer Wallace of the Canal ConInissioN' i--
associates on the commission are more '1o1
nuzzled with the brief information sent mere ps
Nr Wallace of his desire 10 see the FFesiueNt
this week No one knows OF Waiiace Fepoi 'eD
determination to resign, and such an actioh on
his mart is hardly anticipated by the other Ilei-
bers of the commission. They say thal MI. ca
1.ca has interested himself for a year IN the
,.,orl, of the commission and has everything Wen
started on the isthmus, in addition to Whlcn ne
has full authority in his department without III
reference from the other members III any "a'
1t would seriously eubarrass the WORK VI 'iho
commission If Mr. wallace were to resign io"'
with the work SO far advanced ana SO many
questions depending for settlement upon ms OWN
acquaintance with the project Ihe engineer
members of the Canal Commission Will not go
to the isthmus this week, and the orders 1or
the rooms on the steamer which was 10 san Oh
Saturday have been revoked. The commission
will meet in this city on July 1, instead OF on
the isthmus as had been planned The general
proposition will be reviewed but no attempt
will be made finally to settle upon plan Oh
work. beyond proceeding for the present along
the lines laid down in the previous session OF
the commission.
Az the situation now stands the plans call
for a canal OF Sixty anu dllo'hei VI oiSi~'
foot level, either built so as to be changed at
any time TO a sea level canal. The techmcal
associates of Mr.. Wallace do not entirely agree
with him in holding that it would be better 10
build a sea level canal at first; In any event 1t
;s realized that nothing be done In TINS
matter until Congress passes upon the question
and in the mean time there is nothing to inter-
fere with the work of the commission or the
construction of the canal, and there is enough
work to be done until Congress decides upon the
question year. The professional associates
OF Mr. Wallace cannot imagine why he should
elect to come to Washington at this time unless
he intends 10 leave the commission, although
such action would be q remarkable one
Most engineers would be only too glad to accept
the position of chief engineer OF the largest en-
gineering project ever undertaken in the world
a place Mr.. Wallace could hold at good salary
and with great advantage to his fame for the
rest of his life, or as long he is likely to de-
sire to work.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
MECHANICS LIENS.

2d-aye. No 2302; Joseph Tino & Co egt Jacob
Skanger. owner; Gordon 8. Stein, contractors
118th-st Nos 126 AID 13S West; same agt Leopold
Yesky owne-; Gordon & Stein, contractors
l1Oth-st No 129 East; David Kleinert agt Mary Z
Jaffery owner and contractor - :.
Birch agt Louis l. Todd. owner and con-
tractor =
Same property; agt same
Ib2d-st n s. IO111 IT of 81 Nicholas-ave. 5Ox
74.11; John Davidson agt Jane Lemon, owner
Hoffman-st No 1888; Casper Bongiovanni agt
Antonio Ragoni owner; Joseph Anzaloni. con-
tractor
2Tth-st Nos II and 10 East: B Campbell & Co agt
Wells Realty and Construction Company. owner
Webster-ave e g. l. 125 # of Wooiawn Road
25xT3.s; owen Toher agt Moses Brown, owner;
Morten e. Ferguson contractors. --------...--..
JJnion-ave W corner 16Gth-st, 40xo0; Louis
Berkowitz agt Annie C Levitt. owner: Michael
ChiSling, contractor.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
OFFICE RT7TLDING NEXT BRESLlN
THE ANDERSON ESTATE PROPERTY At NO 1850 TO 1854
BROADWAY SOLD.
Land in Family for than YearsJohnson Conmf the ~"
chasers to Build Ten TUelUe Story Building

Charles E. johnson and Andrew j. Connick have
purchased from the Anderson estate. through f. &
c. Paomm. No. 1.1S0 to 1,1Si Broadway, on the east
side tust north of 2Sth-st. The plot has Broad
way frontage of 1873 feet and a depth the north
ery line of 113 feet This property has been in the
Anderson family for than one hundred years
1t adjoins the Hotel Bresn, formerly the sturte-
want House and ten or twelve story office and loft
building VIII be erected the site.
This is the fourth large Improvement recently
planned or finished, in this part of Broadway. The
Breslin on the site of the old Sturtevant House, is
the first twelve story office building has recently
been finished the southeast corner OF Sth-sI inc
Metropolitan Hotel at the northwest corner or Zth.
St will give place to a large office ana loIt
building to be erected by Henry Corn. In fact the
whole section. formerly occupied largely Dy tnea-
tres hotels and certain kinds Of shopping is rapidly
being commercialized
Ahran Wegert has sold for H. and Martin King
the five story brownstone dwelling house at the
southwest corner of Madison-ave and 1l0th-st., on
a plot 44xl9O feet, for about Sl0J,0Uu.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

7th-ave No 2,1s7, s. 25xoe; James II McHefey ,oo
to Harry Goodsten; mortgage: SIS 900 JOG
113th-st. No 554 West 1Sx1Oo IL; Adeia NJ Hees o
Lot 12s to 1aa second map Neiil estate James
d Gasan TO Chester Mortgage Company. Nominal
William H Haisted to Edward Robinson;
mortgage, S52 600 NofnitnAi
other. Executors s1ariyS To William Hasted CO. SEQ
Giles Place. s. so IT of Montgomery Place,
175x Irregular Bertha Bernauer TO James ,oo
same property: Charles Platt to Bertha 900
1oothHst, s. 225 # W of 8d-ave. 25x1ooii
Solomon Wigdor ct al to Morris Feck' mort ,oo
rexnaton1ays gaEs; Si1V No 1890 to 1894 s. 52xi5
Harris Mandelbaum e al to Iasar Wallen- ~
stein mortgage, S23 600 loo
Lot Ia tG l4' map 200 lots ad
Company ... ...................... Nominal
August p Iaertz. an mortraee " 81 500 .......... 100
Lewis st. corner 6thst. 2O4x Irregular isaac %,
Cohen to Sender Frankel: mortgage $l2.O00 ioO
" Furman to | Max Epstein p ct al ......... 100
Cherry-st. Nos 391 and 893 45.ex Irregular;
croassst csass 5as TT Of Pfnce-s 20 e1e421
IoWenfeid ct al naf'"" u.''e 10 75C
113th-st No 554 West 1sxio011: j L Hees ct al
trustees to Isabel d lockwood. .............. 1GC
Philip Rupp ct al executor to Lena Tupp. % 100
West broadway, No 422, 25xes11 jeremiah W -,
Cedar-st. 8. 61.2 ft W OF Washington-st 409x
irregular; James Benedict ct al. executors and -.
2oth-st. s. 3o8.s # W of 6th-ave, 75x92; eth
ave- W corner 20th-st, 2sx irregular; Sixth
pany mortgage s1,7oo 900. .Nomna
Edward Rubin mortgage $1S5OO it
Prospective. 6, 111.5 TT n of 16Sth-st. 4ex ir-
regular: Otto j Schwarzler Katharine Neu-
mann and another; mortgage $4,000 Nornna
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
LIS PENDENS.

11sth-st 24s # of Peasant-ave 25xl09il; War
of mortgage) w B Sam1nis
PIympton-ave corner 17Oth-st. 2I6. Ixlvox rTesu.
lar. Fanny executrx. etc. agt Louis a Lisse
and another foreclosure of MORTGAGE attorneys De Witt
Lockman & De Witt e..z.
CSrotona-ave. s. 10 of 1s0th-st 25x1O2; Susan
Bertha Pirk foreclosure OF mortsase'i at
torney. p Ealock- SOC
C;rove-st s. being part of lot 1s4 and lots 1o! 1Se
and 1s9 map of Village Eden Upper Morr1sana
Depot west Farms; Emma D Robinson agt William II
ct al foreclosure OF HloFtsaSej' al
torneys Morris, Sentell & Main. ...-
73dst No a32 East Irene CrawI9Td agr MAR NaTs
Grand Nos 319 and 32I: Orchardst No g. Edward
4 RIDLEY AIT Harris Goldman al (acttou to cancel
lease) attorneys, Uterhart & Graham.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Brown Place s. whole front between 136th and NJ
and Max I Holman $50 600
,Lachman 3d. 600
5Ox16S4: Jacob Wicks IT. loans Joseph
REM Ir 5000
Rosaiia Nell $500
Company loans 1850
William Prayer loan benjamin Berger 1900
PTospect-ave s. 1898 It OF 166th st. 75.1ox
Feinberg loan Isaac l. shapiro $4,000
20th-st n 8. 302 W Of 6th-ave, 5sx92; Gerulania
and Daniel W Riehnan. 10000
LeSington-ave, No 1850 1,594; Harris Mandel-
stein a. 900
n wentz loans Jonas Herring oo4.o. 1900
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
MANY SALES IN BRONX.

The PoweI-steindler Realty Company has sold
the following parcels: No. 512 East 138th-st five
story triple fathouse lot 25x100 feet to Miriam
V. and Birdie V Lincoln: No. 5Ss East 136th-st
five story triple fathouse. lot 25x1O0 feet to
Mary Weber; No. 541 East 136th-st.. adjoining and
similar. to Lena Miller; No. 543 East 18sth-st to
John j. Weber; No 545 East 136th-st., to August J.
Herrlich; also sold No GAL East 157th-st five story
double dwelling house. lot 25x1G0 feet. Ellen
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that Of the debtor. the second
that OF the creditor. and date when judgment was
filed:
Blencl. Maxi Kingsley January 26. s275 II
Bunting El!zabeth-G H Hickok October IL.
1893 ........ $3.50 Al
Boyes Blanche O-E L Ely another.
October p, 1904 635 Is
Dean, Frank w Stern and another: May
1906. 1lo az
1855 4............... ss7
Higgins. James and Jennie-v Havlina; Feb
rusry 4. 1ses.- 6s 81
February I6 1905 - 17a74
Cvacsfedy 500 90
1906 -. s41 So
1903 --e.-......... ..N..-.. 5iso IL
PalEeF, Joseph-S Fein; December rs. 1904. 10
Peters. Theresa-w d fitzpatrick: June 4.
, 1sob --'--.-.------..-- 26 81
December 81. 1904. So IS
1905 4os IS
1888 .....-........ 407 is
shyso. Joseph-W II JeSers: June 10. Is0s... 142 O4
read Company June u. 1906. l21 so
Vtiaurne Henry T Richartz: May 2s, 1905
.tNaeateQg = e5 29
May ?6. 1906 ...........-. SIS so
The Miller Advertising company-H Soune-
serni June 10. 1906 <vacatsd) s2t47
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
MURRAY HILLS NEW LOBBY

Plans have been fled with Buildings Superin-
tendent Hopper for the construction of a fine new
lobby and entrance for the Murray Hill Theatre
on Lexington-ave by the remodelling of a one
story building owned by Robert w. Goelet on the
south side OF 42d-st., 80 feet east of the avenue
This Will permit the building of corridor So feet
long with street entrance 18 feet wide. 1t is TO
be paved with ornamental tile The exterior fire
escapes in the north court of the theatre building
are to be extended cover the entire roof OF the
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
PLANS FOR BIG DEPARTMENT STORE

be used as large department store, plot ad-
joining the northeast Of 34th-st. and 6thave
are now in the hands of Samuel Green. of No 35
Nassau-st. The building is to cost about s2000no
It will frontage Of so feet in S4th-st and 80
feet in 35th-st. There will be entrances in both
streets but the main doorway will be the south
erly side. Express and local elevators will be in
stalled and every modern improvement instituted.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
STATE c. A. r.. IN SESSION.

Syracuse. June 2l-Nearly two thousand veterans
attended the thirty-ninth annual encampment of
the Grand Army of the Republic. Department Of
New-York. At the opening session Mayor Alan c..
Fobes welcomed the delegates Colonel Joseph E.
Ewell. Of the Soldiers Home Bath, responding.
The State Womans Relief Corps session at
tended by seven hundred delegates Mayor Fobes
also welcomed this organization. The ladies of the
Grand Army Of the Republic are also in session.
The afternoon sessions of all these organizations
devoted routine business and reports of
officers Tonight the veterans enjoyed a campfire.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
METROPOLITAN's THIRD SECTION.
Plans Filed Yesterday for Enlargement OF
Life Insurance Building

Plans were filed yesterday with Buildings Su-
perintendent Hopper for the third section of the
Metropolitan Life Insurance Building to be erected
at the southwest corner of 4th-ave and Ath-st.
It is to be eleven stories high with facade OF
marble to harmonize with the main office. 1t VIII
front $50 feet on the avenue and 1oo2A feet on
24th-st. and will complete the 4th-ave. front OF
the huge building the remaining section on the
site now occupied by the Parkhurst church being Th
reserved for the proposed tower skyscraper. Ihe
of the third section is to be $4,000 according
to the estimate of n LIE Brun & Sons. architects
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Lincoln-st, W s. 225 # of Columbus ave. two
story frame dwelling house. 21x50; Lott Deegan,
owner; John ] Kennedy. architect.
story frame dwelling house 22x52: Adolph Ian
DON owner; Eugene Stern, architect -:
GarfeId-st s W corner of Columbus-ave, three
story frame dwelling house and store, Z4x04;
Joseph Gamaghe. owrer Bernhard bOeLlns'
architect - -
GarfeId-st W corner Of Columbus ave, rear
two story frame dwelling house. 24x32; joseph
CSamaghe owner: Ebelng. architect.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
MORE cHAMBERs-sT. PROPERTY SOLD.

Henry S. Hoyt has sold to Henry f. Heuer No.
lib Chambers-st., six story building, on plot 251x
1910 feet. running through to No. 81 Reade-st The
property adjoins the Irving Savings Bank Building.
between Church-st. and West Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

seth-st. No A West: for six story brick nat
house, 599s6: j w and L Morrison, owners /;
Delhi s. Howard, architects ...................
I0lst-st, n e, 154.e II 9 Of Broadway; for a six
story brick fiethouse. T5xS7.9; 4 3 Right,
owner and architect ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
5ad-st Nos SO and 36 West; for six story brick
dwelling house, 81 10xso: A Rogers, owner;
Robertson & Potter, architects -...........-.....
I2gth-e, No las East; for three story brick
factory 20xIoo o Stahl, owner: a G. Koenig.
architect
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Morningside-ave W corner 115th-st. 10o01O0;
Froment & Co agt John Doe ct al; April "a. l9oo.
Madison-ave, No 154; Jacob Miller ct al ast Flora
E Isham ana another; August 2 1904.
116th-st, Nos 1876 and 13S West; Lampert & Horn
agt Yesky ct al: June II, 1905. ...-.-.-...---..
9th-st. Nos 324 and $50 East; Solomon Braverman
ct al agt Max Dorf ct al; September 80. 19O4 A.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

Buckley n 90 American Mortgage Company;
l llssh.st 1e5 ft Of is'-eve . n'o'.sas''
McNnItv years, ga irving savings Institution Gro
tona-ave S corner 17Sth-st; l year AZ per
Jones' Louis NJ ami another e Sea ns Jssps gsn
aH t2r a savings: Duahe-S'' ~. ................
Kane. Louisa t l. to Kane; vs.eysr e. Nes SsB, 80
Hers wan iIle o'ner e 10 New-York Suburban Co
operative Buiiding and Loan snnt association ios.n
De Polo. Joseph and another 70 70 Sano1g ysSrs
s1sth-st: @ s. $50 IT .....e...e... OF
pmond, T. to Bowery Savings Bank; ssd-st. Nos
woodfopd l1S and 1is Ella F. Per to oGq ss Nos
24O and 242 East mortgages sio'ooo' Que
same to o. same aSDs 81 s4s PT No 242 East
haynes bSr feei Charles NJ to George Renshaw oSth
st No ia West years; per e.sst fsns No 200
sf2;' Rast due Dece%oer per ssn5 :sn5 ave
ksepge s Charles RI e sy year az peP
Godwin. vim Harold. to Title GUARANTEE and sd Trust
scaoRapeIis Sopsns 10 William Chrystie ct ali
Eirl-st, W s. 155 It of Grand-st; 3 years Az
Ras. Rsr Ss A. to Edward Price and another. ss. ss
eeutors 2oth-sti ,dio 8 200 int II OF ur
Hastead william aGlo H. P to Charles Mclaughlin
Bennan Margaret 9 iT A. A. and another Esrans
Industrial Savings Bank: s4th-st, Nos 2o2 and
e9ae e We WSm gsaf k and Rea another to Metropolitan
Il LIE 9 1gars psF
ProSpect-dve, W s. 1853 II Oh Ao't"-St' &"
woodord yedfs II Efs ReF f. seP6 f6 a4s
schRitt iD fsa F to Pss Eppstein 04t-s ao7 East
due December l. 1907: 6 per cent
Muth ], to German Savings Bank; Teasdale
Place. n s. 574.9 It OF Trinity-ave; years.
ciynn. j J, to j aamershiag: JeroIne-ave W 8,
266. 8 # of North-st; year. y per cent.
Anstey Construction Company to city Mortsass
Company; 160th-st. corner Forest-aNe'
1ewis, ysds Samuel Rsa isaS to Kam 1osth-s No aoa
Epstein NJ to H jackson: 47th-st. g, 125 IT
W of 1st-ave: 3 years per cent
Katz, M and another to New-York savings
Bank: fst-ave, s W corner st: per bond
Keebau L E. to Code & Cohen: Madison-ave. NO.
1924 to 1.s2S: year, per cent
ave No 1880 to 1904; year g per cent
Epstein NJ, and another to H H Jackson ct al;
& wears 3 per cent.
Radway J s. to United States Trust Company;
Worth-st. corner Elm-st per bond
Gluck Samuel to G Stone: Madison-ave' NO
Jackson A H. to S H Jackson; Lexington-ave; B
years. per cent. -.
Bender Jacob and another TO National Academy
OF Design; Cherry-st, Nos 391 and 3s8 years.
per cent: gold
Torborg. H c. to Bank for Savings; Greeowich-
ave Nos 128 and 130; years. per cent
viIIano c. to " Languna; Oak-st No 81;
years, 31z per cent. -.
I.owenfeld P. and another to American Mortgage
Company; Crosby-st No 103; year, per cent
Frankel, S, to Cohen: Lewis-st, " corner otr-
st; instaIments, per cent.
CebIert E L. to z L Fuldner and another: 18TH
St No 2O4 East; year. per cent.
Moody, George F. to J c Levi: Belrnont-st' e
corner Townsend-st year, Az per cent
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22

Lawrence. Mass. June 21.-W. S. Jewett for years
previous his arrest had been interested in fnan-
cial affairs in various parts of Hampshire and
Massachusetts He had been director and presi
dent Of the Lake National Bank during the year
Immediately preceding June g. 1893 when the stock
holders of the institution voted to hQudate its af
fairs. He appointed liquidating agent and con-
unued in that position up to the time Of his arrest
The complaint of stockholders that they were not
receiving equal shares of the amount collected led
10 the discovery Of the msappropration, and sub
EeQuently Jewett indicted by a United States
grand jury ninety-seven counts. He finally
found guilty two counts on December y, 1898, in
the United States District Court. and Justice Brown
imposed sentence of seven years. Then began
contest which consumed nearly two years, and he
did not begin sentence until the United States
Supreme Court had ruled against him. His term
finally began in October, 1900
With his other interests. Jewett editor of
newspaper at Lawrence, having morning, evening
and Sunday editions and since his incarceration has
superintended its publication. During the last two
years he has been suffering from peculiar dis
order, which. physicians say. is incurabe, and for
some time he has been confined TO bed.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
LIS PENDENS.

11sth-st s. 24S It PIeasant-ave. 25x1o0 TO- War
ren Samms agt Edward J Brennan ct al Uoreciosure
of mortgage); attorney, w Sammis
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
MECHANICS LIENS.

2d-ay4 no Q 3o2: Joseph Tino e. Co ngt Jacob
7Skanper owner; Gordon & Stein. contractors.
1Ietl-sf Nos is5 and f3s West: same agt Leo
pold Yssky. owner; Goroon Z stein. contractors
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
PRESIDENT PARDONs JEWETT.
Ill Health Of Former Banker the Cause of
Executive Clemency.

Washington. June N.-The President has commut-
ed 10 expire Immediately the sentence of William
S. Jewett. who convicted in the United States
District Court Of the District of Massachusetts, of
Bank of wolfboro y. H Jewett was sentenced to
Imprisonment in the Essex County jail at Law
renee. Mass, for q period Of seven years, which
would have expired on September 4. 1906 The par
don was granted account Of Jewett's Ill health.
New-York tribune., 1905-06-22
JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments filed yesterday he nrst
| being Of the