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New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
RAYsIpE PARK AN IDEAL SUBURB.

Bayside Park is ideal suburb Of this city. 1t
is only a splendid place for a summer or fall
home but for aIl-year home. 1t has every
priced feature of the Suburban places which are
suitable for home in every season Of the year
for the who works in Manhattan Moreover,
its charms from real estate point of view are
much greater than most of the rural places which.
been for years widely known as choice subur-
ban places Of greater New-York.
Bayside Park is the suburb that is being de
veloped by the North Shore Realty Company 1t
is on the south shore of Lcng Island Sound. Tt Is
only ride of twenty-ole minutes from Manhattan;
il has service iftv-four trains daily, and the
communication rate is 10 cents. The place Is grow
ing rapidly along the best RESTRICTED lines Owing
10 tho wise restrictions. dwelling house to cost
less than $3.50 he built factories saloons or
any kind of nuisance that depreciates property VIII
be allowed. Thus. tho pCrmanency of this ire
ststibv attractive home site is assured
Bayside Park has fine frontageS Little Neck
Bay Some of the charms of the place to those
who love outdoor pastilnes are yachting, rowing,
still water bathing, fishing. shooting in season,
cNcnE and antomohile rides..
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The petitions in bankruptcy filed yesterday IN 'he
United States District Court were as follows:
Gustave Thiele. salesman OF No s. = Leno45 M 5 s
in a petition gives his liabilities at So anu
sets at S2S5. Some OF Thiele's debts date BACK 70
s,oel,e {. Freeman of No IS Westcastle Place
New-Rochelle. N Y. in petition asks that sshJe 9 .b
Cohen doing business at No. So Leonaru-s as tliS
l.irard Knitting Mills. he declared an Involuntary
bankrupt The claims of the petitioner aggregate
% s5s William : Bennet has been appointed re-
ceiver OF Cohen's business. with bond OF $loV9,
Ferdinand y Monjo. of No. l6 East l2th-st. ana
others hv petition ask that N. J. Bienenstock &
Co dealers In furs. at No. 143 Greene-st., oe ad-
iudred a bankrupt corporation Tho claims OF the
petitioners aggregate 1850 William A Penderc
Yast has been appointed temporary receiver oi
: Rienenstock & Co.'S business.
Herman Neyerhein, buyer and salesman. IN a
pefifon gives his liabilities $500 and assets s40Oo
Consisting of policies OF insurance The debts from
which Meyerheim seeks to be freed were all con-
t,acted In this city in 1880.
The Highspire Distillery Company of PennsyI- .
zsnia and others. in petition ask that William
G. Eouck e Co. be adjudged q bankrupt codcern-
The claims of tho petitioners aggregate S2247 The
address of Houck & Co is not given in the papers
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
FOR CRANE LOTS S4l2,225.
DEATH OF WlfLTER j. COIN JUST BEFORE Sale
CAUSES HIS PLOT TO BE WTTHDRAWN.
Resale of House Formerly Occupied by OIer Hartman
Physician Buys Fine House in Madison-aue.

Rinkel No. 65 West 107th-st.. a five story fat
house. plot 38x1G0-11 feet.
Henry Marks and Caspar Levy have bought the
southwest corner OF Alnsterdam-ave. and 166th-st,
q FIVE story fathouse, on lot 25x100 feet.
Widmayer &c Co. have sold for Sarah kraeIner
the five story double ilathouse No 100 Manhattan
ave. 26.1lx95 feet
Joseph Bernstein and 7. T. Hayman & Co. have
sold for l.. Corn TO Cohen & Casner the five story
triple iathouse No. 80 West 13Ith-st, on lot eXSsll
William Wolrs Sons have sold for Kracht &
Appcnheimer to julius Stich. Nos. 1435 and li5T
Madison-ave., two five story double flathouses on
plot 50XS0 feet
Robert Danks and Archibald Goldman have sold
for w p Shields the Rosehill Realty Corpora
S. kadin has sold No. 327 East 105th-st- q six
story, double tenement house with stores on plot
Meyer Levenson has sold for Rosenberg Gold
steir & Walker the I'VE story tenement house, No
Sl6 East 92d-st. 25x130S feet "a
William N0lffs Sons and Morris Berg have sold
for julius Stitch to Fjna Rohensten Nos. 422 ana
424 East 79tll-st., four story double athouses
on plot 50Xl022 feet.
two six story tenement houses, Nos los and los
1st-ave. on plot 4+3x100 feet irregular Also sold
&th-st., five story double tenement house on lot
95x100S feet.
7 Tannenbaum has bought from J. Fennig and Q.
Grad the four story tenement house, No $50 Grand
st. 25x1G0 feet.
sfInons & Harris have bought from the Bachman
estate the five story fathouse ON plot 25XlG feet,
Eugene j. Busher has sold for q. J. yelling the
plot, 75x10e feet. the north side of lf4hst, $50
feet cast of Brook-ave.
A. Shatzkin & Sons have bought from Mr.
Wood a lot. 25x92 feet. the north side of Briggs
St, east Of Maple-ave. They have sold to Mr.
BOdan lot 25xl14 feet. the south side of 230th-
st. east of 5th-ave.; also to a Mr.. LORNA a plot
50X92 feet, the north side of 20th-st. east of
MapIe-ave.
plot 5oxl0O feet on the north side of 15Sth-st 225
feet east Of Sth-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At no. II VESEy-sT.
seths 0P3 islofa5s }a sSSs story '"s and crg
B s85 81 sde BID i e Gsn5a 81 e6ers
ieasehod and front dwlg h: executors sale:
$50 9o OF POP 2i1 86t N ".i & # Of fhve e I7z7{1
de@ 70 9" thomas M Fitzsnons S for ssG5S6 IL i5t
5 196 It " Of LenoSaye 90 8Ii1; a. sI S9ry M sge S1e
Cd ave, $50 # of 44thst IS exT5 story tory ten h.
to Msndebaun Levine Tor sls, zoo l244 to e 1,25o
story dgg hs Tountary sals; bid in s26 coo Park
ave cor logtSt 72S z st6Ty m st m 6 Hit wsbs s9teT
ave, 5, 225 IT q 159hst 75xiOo; vacant; x9lun-
sil9r9s for s. So Bolton Road 2o8th and 2o95h SITS
tending 70 tracks \ Central Z L; voluntary sale;
n95n @ a aasre Vest N9 cof Co. ss hna 81 PACE PACE
55Si4 ifTeg; sy and basement brick and stone
% BID IN at $3i So 100 Ie6za%s no AVE-, i $ 1ile It
ssls SD bid in at $4,000 555 3agieave ss % $ 227 It q
~etse'fs r & ave for 3 90 sa sacf Ioih'arg os r.
Of Westcheser 25X!2o9; vacant voluntary SALE
p, Peter 152}sr Goo laz elsst alp
9fonio and another agt g A Widmeyer ct al E =
"f4s Prsgdr at or s156 Sr~ay ref partition" to ho"ensI1
BY & sn n5 i Assn KsPns @ ssq'fssq @ sq5s,s5S 56
sold to Adler Herman S72 500: ROBBINS ave,
'i Il 9R1 Ha5m5 29 for @ $50 M 5o 46 @ % % It to
S7 it OF Robbinsave : t 75x1oG SO sold
to Sharrott Thom FOR $4,000; 14othst 10 # Of
Cypress ave 50x100Su sold Levin Sc 400
t,ypress-ave s. block front 129th 14oth sts
poi 60xi70; Paul Mayer $5s50o: 139thst
220 # of Cypress .T5x100So: sold Alma Christian
$500: % IL f of Robbins-ave,
T5x1Oo 50: sold 20 Howey $500: Southern Bou
le15lrd 14oth-st. 1lJ.6xS6 3x l@oxl44 to 4 p
1f5 6x1i4 4xi06xs66 to Louis Jones for $19,5oo
140til-st s s. 663 It Southern Boulevard 75xC0 to
Gndstein FOR COO 140tll-st 1913 fl of South
Boulevard, 75xloo TO Levin for $500; Robbins
ave- 9S9X100Gtll ! .1X1OOS TO NJ and l.
S19,Gou; 14ist ST. 100 # OF Rob
Robbins ave- corner i4atf-si i25xo01o; Wei
for $20G0O; 100 10 Of Robbins 30 Sx
Robbins-avc, 75x123x75xt27.s to Mary a Nehan
for r 1913 of Southern Boulevard
75x1S2 6N75z1279: TO II Roiner for $S 500: Southern
140th-st JSxT9x50x1f33; to Robertson
Canine for S1I 100 Southern Boulevard, 5S #
OF 40hst 28 10x113 2xi30 10: II Rosenfeld for
81 300. Southern Boulevard 81 of 140tl-st SX
l.fN. IOx5n, 1G >. IL, II Rosenfel1 50 400
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

At No. IA Tesey-st-By Bryan !. Kennedy: % How
ardst 22S7 TT of Broadway 25x1oo: FIVE sly bus-
ness bldg with store; extrs sale: ~t of Jennie y s
,aae m deceased; 40 Parl.ave. 211i it Of 3sthst
Southern Boulevard W s. 1856 # n of 188d-st 75 10x
232 7x75 2x225 s; vacant exrs' SALE est of Joseph
Tsmay. deceased: 80 91st-st. t56 Fl of Madison
ave 1Ixloos three sly hk dwig h e1trs SALE 247 Len
dvlg h; extrs sale; Of William Collins deceased;
40 asa 3stst f4S # of f0ave, 50x1os- $3.50 2
x0i2; three four sty single h. sale of James
Anderson, deceased 274 12th-st. 754 of 4h-st.
IL 6x9l five sY single h, eXTs' sale, est of
James Anderson deceased Dyckman-st. 100 # of
B-st tproposedl, 15ox136 6x; c Thayer, agt
NJ c Nerrman ct Al. adm II Judge atty; G + Dem
Arrest, ref partition; taxes etc, s.. $50.
By Joseph p Day: 2d-st, 80 # e Of Washington
25100; West Chester; H Slleck, jr and agt
Olsen ct al; A Hating, atty; Jacob siverstein,
ref due $685. a2 $40 So Jeromest. s.
3oo # of Maple-st 25x125 Wnamsbridge; Cancey.
Maria Freri ct AL a Rooney. atty; II Williams,
ref amt due $696S 20; taxes, etc, $3.50
At Bronx SalesroOm, at 10 q. My George W. Bard:
1877 lots in Fleetwood section Of Mount Ternon;
voluntary sale.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15

and manned by graduates of the Star
rett Company, is pronounced by the
London Sphere March Is. 1eo5)
"A reduction of METHOD to a
SCIENCE, =. a combination
of good work, which means lasting
work. and speedy work, which means
quicker returns to the capitalist"
This authority says further: mo
long and improbable delays need
now stand between the investor In
bricks and mortar and the dividends
which should follow ON completed en-
terprise.
Loss In building construction is
mainly the loss of TIME caused by
defections in one or many of the va
rious interests involved. In the
Starrett Company there is ONE in
terest in absolute control. This is the
feature hailed by the London Sphere
as a notable American innovation.
THoN oNPSoN-STARRETT COMPANY,
81 WALL STREET, NEW YORK.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
crAxs BLAKE ESTATE IN DUBLIN.
Philadelphia Contractor Says Irish General
Married His Grandfather's Niece.

Eugene b Sullivan, of No. 221 West 1s1st-st.. a
Yuenber OF :he firm of Sullivan Brothers, con-
tractors with offices at Nc. 10 Market-st-. Phiia-
Ae,nhta Is the first perso. in this country lay
claim to the General Blake estate in Dublin lie
asserts that General Blake married his grand
father's niece, whose maiden name was Miss Nelie
Sheridan
Several days ago Mrs " Blake, accompanied by
her sister, Miss o. Maybe arrived here on the
steamship Baltic from Liverpool Mrs Blake came
with the intention of locating the heirs to the es
tate of General Blake who died about forty years
She is still in this city but her ADDRESS s -
unknown. Mr.. Sullivan is very anxious 10 meet
Mrs Blake and file his claim to the estate
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
pOSToFFICE NOTICE.

eshoaId be read DAILY by all Interested. changes
tine-D
Foreign for the week ending November IS, 1905,
promptly in a cases. at the General Postoice
as follows Registered ParcelsPost Mails close at
se General Posoce hour earlier than closing time
ebozn below Post Mails for GeT1any close
=. m November l3. Per 3 Moltke. via Hamburg and
s : FTonpTiDz Wilhelm, Via Bremen.
rsrcels-Post Mails Britain and ireland are
sienarched The White star Line Wednesdays and
IN Saturday, An additional dis
Patch Is made by the Cuuard Line when Cunard
saturday later than the American Line
steamer the Fhs raicesPost mails close
hour befo regular mails.
Mail Barbados and Great Britain and
f-el.na {. .AANOT be registered
pexulsr supplementary mails close at Foreign Sta
on feorer Of west and Morton sts) half hour later than
cIo.sne lime shawn except that supplementary
for Fursps and Tor Central America via Colon.
close nre later at FncTelgn Statonl.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
-rr.aNePAcIFIC MAILS FORWARDED oEERI-
DAILY.

,,,s,o of losing Tr1nspac:Gc arranged
on The presumption OF ieT nninerrupea oFert9d transit
pvstsra5 rauspscifc Mails dispatched via vancouver
.-a Tacoma or seattle, which Close previous
L. Al lie General Postoflee NewYork fol
logs Korea china ana Phipgine Islands. via Seattle
'ss@ ase a. 6 D Eoy smber 20 for dispatch per
Korea China Philippine Islands Especially
Japsi. rlyl Tacoma close at November
s4sa. a1au. snatch per :. Ty3er..
Iahsn anu =, NoveTiber dispatch Mariposa
~ ezsssls6d p Australia except Weso. New-Caedonia
samoa. a@%>'; november Is disi aich per
Serra al cunaid steamer eaT5las & ne BIlsisa
eu Tor NeH-Zeelaud does rot arrive IN ne 20 connect
man 80 - S5enafci extra mafls-coslns II oS0 a. h
a is5a I'M M aud D. Sundsys al 40 a. M . q m
and ?. rn-sil ns be, MADE ssosp e2 go ~ 1i' ''
.s-s IsIsn Kor,s Cl1ina and Thilippine Islands ia
g., @ franrssco close NoveIrbe- 20 for d's-
Jspan ,e=esT Parcels Post Iasl Korea Shae E, aga
phiJppine Islands. via FsneoGFeT ah9 o =
eiree Al 1. November = foF HsIaNc' Per = =
ras!ofne lslaEcs and ,i,aa yia san fTcsg c!2ss al
= November 80 for 6siatch Ter = > irtIsSoIt-
s-lsi Ixian6s Aus-ras sexceIt Wss ana Ne~ : ~
.seecIler > for dispatch I-cr Aorangi. T.,
Hawai- japan KcTes 'hre ard fhiilppne tsl'
srznesco. elose Al r. - Decenapef ior eiSpaO
Naachara le1cep, Maaer eeenwaug and T'eT. 6rtasT
e-lSTF-t-nless o,ner~ise addressed West Australia IS
,5s British Indis-tie quickest routes Philippines
4 The foreign rates Hawaii i forwarded via san
sasna ana "a Ags,r9s ssn ns ehesaen si, rs, Aes
WILLIAM r. WILCOX. Postmaster
Tse r-8s long he Sez Ensisnd aid middle AtiaR-
nc De fresh TO high nofthwtst The sott
~s-ssbie on the Ioxer brisk northwest;
uf5Tssr freEa 7r'srs-
nsrs f4s- = assihs.ass p...aa as,i ~ asstaer
= ,lsa.o Lsli@s
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. Ell

WEDNESDAY a5l--At $50 q supplementary 1880
gnl for InRgua Heiu and Aiagiaena DEPARTMENT of
et' &c a5 X f be sseecoiiy sSaressed @ 5 oS,S p
hsaez Psya and M:paos az u m for Yucstan and
sssSpeoae sspecaiiy addresssd oniy per = s Tjono:
l2:se p for Argentine. Uruguay end Paraguay.
TfIiyRsfaAY E1sl-At o a. for Cubs. Yucatan and
csrnpecfe ger Esrersura .also other parts OF
10 <or Panama ana C-nal Zone per s. Virginia
via Co1ou; at y N .or Mexico Especially addressed
ilSO p Complementary so ?. for St. Thomas
CroiS Leevara and 'Findvard Islands and Guiana,
FRIDAY ,11t-At 10 a for Argentine. Uruguay and
iaeutary 1890 p fer Bahamas per : Saratoga
a!so Santiago when specially addressed for this steam
M for Curacao and Venezuela, per Zulla {also
Colombia. curacao. When soecally addressed for
Coarno via san Juan. at 9:3G a, supplementary
la:30 3. M fot Nicaragua teEcept East Coast hon
euras except East codst) SaiVador Panama IaIlal
zone. Cauoa Department Of Colombia Ecuador. Peru,
Bolivia end Chilli per AdEenee Via Colon also
when specially addressed for this steamer
g, Cuba. per :. Monterey, via Havana;
so m- tsupnle5entery l23o P rnt for Fortune
Island. Jamaica anu colombia: except Cauea and Mag
dsIens Departments. Altsi teso Costa fdca via
Linen. when specially addressed for this steamer
rOTICE-FtVe cents per hat ounce N sddlt 9n 10 me
postage he prepaid all letters forwarded
hv the Supplementary Malls and letters deposited in
drops marked letters Tor foreisn countries.
aftcr the Closing The Regular Mail for dispatch by
particular vessel. VIII not be so rared unless sch
additional postage Is fCfy prepaid thereoh ps
sI,pplerentarv Transatlantic &alls opened the
rierr OF the American. English and French steamers
tho ss1ss occur A. g. m, or ia'ef. aiin
late r.nr he deposited in the mail BOXES on the
piers German Lines sailing from HoboEen SUP
Elementary mail for Turks Island aud ioInnlcan re
public is also opened the Clyde Ire Pier The mails
on piers one ho'ir and hem belqre Ss,lins
in,e snd close ten minutes heiofe sali5hs uiie oniH
regular hostage uetters a half ounce) is re
4ured articles mailed or the piers 81 IN" AieFlca
white ana German tsea fos'y uouple
rrsase ,etters half ouncei on other lines
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15

William gosenzweig Realty Operating Company TO
NewYork Mortgage and Security Company
rrTaa'ss' rsnt II cor l4o'h-S'' years. Pc 7o,o0
same rasr 70 sqse r cd5t gf0aHway corner 7oooC
baeann ,,e h,shse Ma; K to 9oaa les ssd ST. s
Mandsi Max Ma to Citizens sayings Bans, 2soo
Rsis; els Agsusta to Epstein: Morris ave 800,
Jhan Anton to Gutenberg; a2d st. coo 's Year 200
Reed Robert H. TO II McMaster; - rose ST. We 2oot
Windoph August p, West Side Atutua Dull
Savings Association; BelInont-st n
- # from Townsend instruments per 10
Bauer E. Joseph Ganacne and and 5 per cent 243
Biond Nicola to city Morgags sge sops psenand 5000
Goldfish Sol. W White; Amsreraaer raT eent' 4os
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
rKANsArLANrrc MAILS.

Baltic. vis Queenstown end liVerpool Including
France Switzerland, Italy Spain, Portugal Turkey
areesa5 for this steamer; a $50 or Neither
lands direct especially addressed onlya- per
dsr1 az Tor Italy direct specially addressed
oni,5. Per 8 Citta ii Torino.
rEITrRsr5AN t1e,--At a m. for France Switzerland
Itsiy spain Portugal TuTkey, Egypt, Greece and
rsriffsl, India per La Bavre also
paris Of Europe when specially addressed for this
steamer.
FRIDAY uIe--At p EeIands per
Cauepfc, from Boston
SATI-RpAY tIsl--At q for Europe per 5. Phil
asslphia Plymouth aud Cerhours Cihcuding Liver
ireland when specially addressed for
tf,s steamer: fer Liverpool. Scotland and
Ter : Campspis via Queenstown and Liver
mol of Europe when specially ad-
dressed for stesmsrl; at $50 IN for Belgium
tfesrcnis-Pes nails. per $ ICELAND also regular
mail Belgium when specially addressed for this
steamer; $50 italy direct specially
only s 6. Koe1gin IJIise $50
for scotland direct especially addressed only
Caie6enia
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
WILL ALTER BROADWAY PARCEL

Plans have been filed for the remodelling of the
four story building at the northwest corner Of
Broadway and fstl st. owned by John B, Mantell
and Mrs Emily Wood into n three story and base
lnent hotel and restaurant. which ex-Poce Ser
geant James Churchill has leased fo- number of
years. 1t is t. have new FACADE and new stair
eases will be installed. The improvements are to
cost S4o090 according TO the estimate OF H. c
PittmaR, the architect.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
p.us FORWARDED OVERLAND ETC. EXCEPT
TpANSPacTFTC

a5sI1s fexcep; Jamaica and Eahamasl are forwarded
rorts oFs The CONNECTING mails close
al the General Poetof1ce. New York as follows:
S-I-f3A ri. Port Tarnua 1850 MONDAY, " ednes
day and Soturday- tAlso from Ne"-hofh ihursday
ard saiurdas--see ahove3
NIsxyFO NI1I.AND excert Parcels Post Nails, via
softh sylihey az I p Monday. Wednesday and sa
,rv5st IsIs0 occasionally New-Nork and Phadel-
nhs. abovel
eSe-x ether SUNDAY CNosenheT ~ December 3 II and
az. sIts! ,io Boston Tuesday: via Phiadel-
phfs AT io:3o p m Wcanesda> tAise nom Ne"-i orAi
,,grA nTCA ,ia Hcw-orlsans fio.oo P wednes-
roS-As DEL. ToRo rauama). Ma Mobile. AT 1000 P M
atrxisSl CITY overland. al so P and io2 p. n
excor.t sunday: sunday. n = ard 1890
,,p1.rIsu HONDURAS HONDURAS ,Eost Coastl and
aTt;NAIsA via New Orleans. at fio:So p in Non
1trex. coast al Honduras is dispatched from
Sae1. yort via Pananse-sce abovel
,..Tss % s.t-s a TTzssf Coast Mobile iio;30
xyest coast Of Nicaragua is dispatched
ssxa yart via Tanama-see above Saings from
Mobile uncertain.
for overland dispatcits closes al .
n m previous day.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
BIG SALES LIST FROM M. F. KERRY.

N F. Kerby has sold for Edward I. Howard 10
William c Bergen plot 52xt42 feet. at the north
east corner of Perry-ave and 2Gst-st.: for Dalton
Brothers 10 William 9. BERGEN the plot 1G0x1co feet,
on the east side of Perry-ave.. 142 feet north of
20lst st for Edward Z, Schaefer TO Matilda Saen-
son two corner parcels Pratt ana Randall aves.,
JEdenwaId; Smith Williamson to Louis Flck-
wort lot ON north side OF 23a hist. 100 feet
east of Kepler-ave.. Woodlawn Heights; for e M.
Clarke TO Gerald c. Connor, the frame private
house no. 20e1 Washington ave, and with O'Hara
Bros for \. u. Fell to William c. Bergen plot
of twelve lots on the west side Of Perry-are, from
2n1st-Ft. . Mosholu Parkway.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
FOUR IMPORTANT LEASES.

$ osgood PeIi & Co. have leased for the estate
Of Leonard Lewisofn No, % West 55th-st, five
story American basement house, furnished for the
season
4 Also leased with the Cruikshaak Company No. d
West 57th-st. for the season. 10 Eurico Caruso.
S Oseood Pel & Co. have also leased for j. q.
Reid No 113 East 04til-St., 30 \ Mr. tinder for a
term of three years. and to q Mrs Morgan for a
term of years Stuyvesant WainWrightS tract, at
Rye. \. y adjoining the Apawamis Golf Club.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
Flss. DoERR & CARROLL TO BUILD.

Plans have been filed for 2 six story freproof
stable. TO ne built for Fiss, Doerr carroll at
No l53 10 1sl East 24th-st, extending through the
block to No $50 to East 25th-st, the site of the
FIRMS old stables The building is TO be 40 feet
front and will have a facade of brick, trimmed
with limestone terra Gotta and galvanized IRON
1t is 10 cost S5016o, according to the estimate OF
Horgan & SlaItery. the architects. The owner IS
tn, i'put,lir Realty Company. of which FREDERICK
Wagner is president Tnc top floor will bc used as
hos, t,ii1 al or
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
PUBLIC SCHOOL TO COST $4,000.

& b. !. Snyder. chief architect Of the Depart
ment OF Education. has filed with the Manhattan
Buildings Bureau plans for new four and five story
building for Public School No. q, in East 42d-st,
OF which Philip II. Gruenenthal is principal. It
frontage of 80 feet in 42d-st., east of
3d-ave. and Will extend through the block to
Ist-St.
The facade will be OF brick trimmed with lime
stone and terra Gotta. II will have roof play
ground as well as separate indoor playrooms for
boys and girls The cost is estimated at $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

e5;hst No $50 to f5S East and 2ith-st.. 80
I5s 70 fei East: for six story brick stapls,
110x1s76 the Centaur KsaIts oopa"! 500 600
st-stn and 42d- st. s. 1op II e OF %,
ave for and five story brick sclo0I
house l5ozls7e' city, owner = o. - 9. $40 coo
architect -
rs1st-st n s.. 150 #. W. of Amsterdam ave; i9I
a six story brick tenement house, 2oN>olI
Wynne 4 reggie owners 'i.e.. tse''i.. 80. 900
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

ot7tb-st 8 4so II g. of White Plains Road:
for two two story frame dwelling houses. Z-Aol'
William J. Gordon. owner; j. Melville Law
1sIth-st g $. 30 IT. W. of Camhreins- ave-,
for a five story brick tenement house with
store 50xsS: P. J. Meffatt, owner: Goidner &
Goldberg architects
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
BUYS UPTOWN BUSINESS STRUCTURE

Il. Bretten & Son have sold for Bell Purdy 30
Rachel Hustace Nc. % East 125th-st., four story
brownstone business building, lot t6Sx1oo feet.
Also for various owners Nos 247. 249 and 251 East
J22d-st to Furman. CIertner & Weitfish. The par
eel is three three-story stone dwelling houses, on
plot s2xt06 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
ANOTHER BROADWAY GARAGE LEASED

The United States Realty and Improvement Com
M has rented to John T Finn the fourth of the
group Of garages it is building the west side of
T3roadTvav, near 62d-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
TO IMPROVE A 47TH-5T. PLOT.

Il J Sachs & Co have sold for Lawrence Smith
No i25 West 17tIl-st., a three story stable lot
25x92 feet. to the Domestic Realty Company. which
owns the adjoining plot 50x92 feet II will erect
a ireproof building on the combined parcels, 75x92
fqot
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
Real Estate.
Y

COST INSURANCE
IN BUILDING CON-
STRUCTION is the
guaranty of a responsible
builder that there shall be
no excess Of cost, and no
DELAY, in carrying out
any building contract.
The work of a con-
struction company in
London. modelled after
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15

Basam Adolph and Leo-A hornisn e' '' sTos "a
Bacalles James and Peter We Nj lra'eis' 49, IS 50
Der 30 1s0o--- - g iooi
Sonen ., p f.pse. fr. ns 1eN5 81 Al
Enhom. Ivan H-f1sk' Ciark S fiAss' '''.. 90 Ii
Holzderber, john NJ Johanneseh; p pecenpe 14a oe
1904 ~ o,ar ~ 1ao5 81
ftoahd DeEid p - oon Ccober % 1N05. 2f1 AZ
Rosenthal Max and FanniemGeTninsna isat 2o17 T2
BANK OF New or I sentember 2s 1905 SO 35
simmons Ernest R-A "oodrui'' i'ei'. eep'e $50 ST
leo9 III Ir,,,ng. October II 1866, fTS 40
Passaic Steel Gov ii Waiiaoe g. a s,511 81
The Manhattan Ky 90 % ana Marrb r % ieo5 tos 90
ca nc Sane. March 30 1905 05............. 1+5 10
The lnteP6or9ufa ino RAPID 1ransi' 2T5 90
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that of the debtor, the SECOND
that of the creditor and date when Judgment was
filed:
New-York tribune., 1905-11-15
Country Property for Sale.
Real Estate Wanted.

xxvANTEp-oN THIS CONNECTICUT SHORE OF
w the sound in the neiehborhood % Greenwich and
Stamford place. 20 fcrcs, large house ana barns
scot cash viii paid Address giving particulars.
/. e. Box o15 Tribune Uptown once isat Brosdway.