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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-08
DESDE PAT|LLAS
La administrator uhionista
corriuiendo los desastres
de Ia administration
republican,.
GRANOEs PROGRESSES
El pueblo, en- vista del exito,
afirma Ia te en- sus ideaIes
patrl6tlcos.
GRANOES PROGRESSES

DeSde que Patillas Sc liberto del
yugo republicano ha entrado en- una
via franca de progreso y bienestar.
La bancarrota en- que dejaron
nuestros adversarios la administra.
ci6n de aquel pueblo, Sc ha conjurado
airosamente por la actitud y buen de-
SEQ de nuestros amigos, que no solo
han cubierto todos los creditos del
lnunicipio, sinO que va tienen una exis-
tencia en- cal de 27S dollars exentos de
todo compromise.
Ell presupuesto de los republica-
nos cuya increible festinaci6n horrori.
70 al Secretario de Puerto Rico. sera
:ubierto sin grandes dificultades.
Las inmejorables condolences hi
sienicas en- la actualidad, distan mu-
cho del estado de abandono en- que Sc
4ncontraba ell pueblo ell aho anterior;
y 10 mismo en- ell ornate, que en- todos
los servicios p1blicos, Sc manifesto
la honrada gestion de los actuales
funcionarios, celosos de responder Dig
namente q la conianza del pueblo que
les presto sus sufragios.
La carne Sc expende hoy 4 precios
mas bajos que nunca y ell ramo de be-
nefcencia de que prescindieron los re.
publicanos, que no tenfan hospital nj
medico, hoy esta perfectamente aten.
dido .por expertos enfermeros y. un
reputado facultativo.
Al primer golpe de vista Sc obser-
va la favorable reacci6n que ha sufri-
do Patillas en- el corto periodic de la
administration unionista.
Los capitales de la localidad que
antes permanecian inactivos por la
falta de orden garantias, hoy Sc in
vierten en- magnfficas construcciones
que dan al recinto urbano un aspecto
de belleza sumamente halagador.
Ell pueblo que We clara la diferen-
cia entire una otra administration,
siente sostenida su fe politica y AFR
mazda la conviction de sus ideales,
Las tristes huellas que dejaron
nuestros adversarios on esta localidad
.e han Dorado con 10 espera, q. dc
que jamAs han de volyer & los pues.os
que CT n tanta desgracis ocuparon.
Ellos tepfan 10 cons'gna de hlcer.
10 todo 10 peor possible, y que no les
importAba su rsstiglo 10 prueba que
IL Junta dc Camiuos republican, man
DO reparar los camlnos vecinales do
Patillas eu el mes de DEciembre y 4
esta fecha al 4 no han pagado al peo.
mage que inyirtieron on aquellos ira.
bsios.
El dlnero parece qie Sc ha eva.
porado como se evAporaron sus ilu-
stones & 10 caida de Mr.. Hunt.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-08

la santa enseha de la rebellion contra
los que minti6ndono, amistad, son
nuestros mas encarnizados yerdugos,
sin contar para la obra con los podri-
dos, para quienes signitica mas una
sonriSa governmental . una n6mina
frmada mensualmente, que las lagri-
mas y los lamentos de la patria yill-
pendiada.
]. E. Martinez QuinterO.
Abril : de 1905
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-08
Al LADO ST, DEBAJO NO
(C0ntinuacidn de la pdgina "a. J

tConinuacidn de Ia pdgina "a.
81 que la sostengan altiva y digna,
como corresponds 4 quien tlene con-
ciencia de su propio raler y de 10 que
debe Il su decoro,
Lo hemos dicho ya Y 10 repetimos
ahora y repetiremos cuantas yeces ne
cesario fuere. Sc hace indispensable
la Immediate organization de una co.
lectivadad politica seria, yerdadera-
mente patri6tica, que afronte la pc
nosa pero noble talea dc luchar sin
timideces nj convencionalismos CON
ira ell formidable fantasma de la opre-
sion lue hoy nos aplasta y concluira
por anularnoS. K
Surjan los caracteres indomables.
que los hay: aparezcan los fntegros,
que no faltan agripense en- apretado
haz los dignoS, que no son pocoS {:
ap6yense todos en- el tinico elemento
que Sc conserya puro y sin mancilla,
en- el elemento popular. Y tremolemos
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-08
OperaciOues en- ell MueIe

F, Font Hmno. 4 Freiria y CO, Ca
dlerno Lopez y c" y Viliar Y CO 33}
fardoS taSaio
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-08

~ Nosotros seguimos opinando
que la Inida 4. Pnero Rico responde
4 ese ideal, que sus temperamentos
de prudencia de hoy. aquilataran Y
justifcarau sus energias de mafiana.
Y tambien ereemos que tanto mas JUS
ia y potente seri la energia, cuanto
mas coitosa larga sea la prudencia,
\, DE La Il
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1905-04-08

pasado d tina Co0isida qte sstmiid~ de.
teaidamsntc el proyecto,
Para terminar manifesto 4 usted
que he tratado solo de complacerle en-
sus deseos de information; pero estoy
SECURE de que mi opinion pesara POGO
en- la resolucidn dehnitiva que Sc adop-
te en- ell asunto, dadas las condiciones
de retraimiento en- que vivo desde hace
tempo.
HaSta aquf eI doctor don Jose
MarXuah.
FL lector, desde mego, sacard las
Iconsecuencias que Sc deriyan de nues-
ira entrevista.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
WOUNDED DOG HALTs POLICE DUTY
Regulations Stayed Until Little Canine
Sufferer Is Attended to.

The police of the West 30th-st. station being
turned out at o'clock yesterday afternoon. Ser
geant McGloin at the desf, instructing the
men. while at the door. to prevent interruption,
was Jim OConnor. the doOrman.
Suddenly there "A scratching at the door, and
O'Connor opening il inch. told the intruder to
wait minute" This injunction failed, for the
scratching continued.
Who's that at the door7" asked the sergeant,
angry.
OConnor peeped out
It's dog he said.
Chase it, said the sergeant.
II did. but il won't GO replied the doorman
He looked out again and saw that the dog was IN
iured It was a black and tan, little waif of the
streets. and it hobbled three legs. The fourth
bleeding and crushed.
Sergeant McGloin ordered the to fall back
and the door opened. In trotted the pup
Straight to the desk it staggered and looked up at
Sergeant McGoin. a telephone message was sent
the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to
Animals while the little sufferer made conf
fCrtable on some rags The wagon soon appeared
and the dog taken away. Then the men were
duty.
The dog had dragged itself from sth-ave. and
S0th-st where il had been over by a car. and
had gore to the station house. where 1t had found
relief II sought.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04

town. apparently without any destination What
became of him until morning is not known.
He applied carly yesterday at the West End liv-
cry stable for a three seated rig He started out
with Il boy and after he had gone short distance
he put the boy out and drove off alone. Then he
went TO William Rockefeler's estate and drove
all the pretty lawns. lie afterward said that the
negroes wanted to xii! him. and that he search
ing for Mime. Yale.
When he returned TO the stable he excited commo-
ton by throwing one of the boys out OF a wagon
Then the proprietor went for the police. When
sergeant appeared the priest asked him If he knew
Nine. Yale.
Yes | know her" said the sergeant. Come
with me-"
Good yelled Father Kennedy. he slapped
the sergeant the back. Well go her a
once"
He was taken 20 Police Headquarters and Ques-
toned. He told the police that he had been Far
Rockaway for -four weeks.
Before being arrested he went in twenty stores in
Main-st. inquiring for Nine Yale.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

81 Ann AYE. corner l3atb- 81 a5Vfon -,
Moses solomon s to Leopold Kantor and another.
'S"s'F S'-'Vuo
13cth ST. corner Brown place g5xI5o. A..
nam Adelherg to Max Lpman and apotber.
'h"bNf CIV
.o2d-st, 9+.A Il nf Grand Boulevsrd a.,
toncoutse "0Ki0O: Nicholas Eckert TO Fdns
! klnsr; mortgage. s6. 2C1 ....... ""
Alien 81. Rroame- at T5T44 o,.
Hudenbrand end Max schenkman: mortasee
N7b'upp ......
D1th -. No 2o3 Fast 25xlO0 IL: MAY NJ T,,u,n.,
70 Fertauin Jacobs and another: mortgage
SiHt'Fb
aIfh7st 40 2Gs East 25x1Oo.li; Helen = Candco
to MAY Pullman. ......-...,........
Avenue B No 26J s. ~ 6Nss. Tnsenh E-,5
"a Samuel Fleisehmann and another: mortgage
s24. 4n0 Observation-Disclosures. .......... Se''
Cohen 10 Alexander \ Tansky. mortgage 500
ccntr,i Psr, yes, y, corncr
loo Andrew + Morrison To Margaret Morrison.
All leHs -.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
plrMARs FARM ON LONG ISLAND SOLD.

The Ernestus Gulck Company announced
Yesterday the sale Of the farm belonging
to the heirs of James Ditmars. consisting
Of about eight hundred lots, to the Es-
tate Agents The price paid was about sll5,
ono This property abuts the Long Island Rail
road the east Vandeveor Park on the south. and
Rugby on the north. This is the last remaining
farm in that section in the hands of the. original
owners who in this cas- are Mary NJ. Mcdonald
and J. Remsen Ditmars. of the State of Washing
ton: James D. Remseu. of Boston; John Ditmars
of BROOKLYN and Mary G. Voorhees,, of Morristcwn,
N j. These heirs of James Ditmars. who occu-
pied the old homestead. which is located in Kings
develop the property by continuing streets through
from Vanderveer Park. which is partially built up
10 the border Of this farm.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
COUNTY IN DEFAULT.
MandamuS to compel Commissioners
to Pay Off Railroad Bonds.
(BY EIEGRAPH TO THE rRIBuNE.I

IL Paso. Tex, Aug. 3.-Fearing that the New
York bondholders would demand receiver for
Santa Fe County unless the interest and prin-
cipal outstanding bonds paid at once
John r. McFie. at Santa Fe to-day, issued tenn
porary mandamus against the Board of County
Commissioners of Santa Fe County, directing them
to levy tax to pay the interest and prin-
cipal railroad bonds issued by the county in
1882 and upon which IT has defauted.
Although the assessed valuation of the county
is less than s2G00000. its Indebtedness is S0O0,Oo0
and default has been made for in the interest
payment on the bonds issued aid the Santa Fe
system and the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad to
enter that city. and principally held in New-York.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
NASSAU-ST. BLOCK SOLD.
Proficient S4lVINGS LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY
COMPLETES FIVE MILLION DOLLAR DE1U.
In Three Days Is Paid for Real Estate Queens Tcnt
hco4 Bring sSO,O0O.

The prevailing summer dulness in the real
tate market was relieved yesterday by the
summation of the big combination realty sales
Including properties of neary s5o0oO0 in valuation
ne most important of these properties was the
hfteen story Office building at the southwest cor
her OF Nassau and Liberty SITS. acquired by the
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society
This building 24O feet high fronts III feet in
i-i5erty-st. and 1916 feet in Nassau-st. with south
and west sides of 901 feet and feet respective
ly. with an area of 9615 square feet
IL is a granite and brick freproof structure main
corridors finished in marble mosaic and onyx. with
oak trim throughout the entire building. heated
by steam, lighted by electricity. with seven eiec-
trio elevators and is said to contain 126O0O square
feet of flooring. The cubica contents 2225, 600
feet 1t built in 1886 a cost OF about
81. 10000
This. with the Bank of Commerce building ad-
joining on the south, constitutes the block front op
poste the Mutual Life Insurance Company's build
ing between Cedar and Liberty SITS. The assessed
valuation of this block is nearly S5,G00000.
Messrs Maclay Davies represented the pur
chaser and Frank L. Smith the seller.
Even those real estate operators who have pre-
dicted much for Queens in the way of real
tate sales surprised at the rapidity with which
transactions are being made. Within the last two
three days sales of land have been effected
in Queens to the total value OF 1901 ,c0 and many
deals being negotiated.
Most of the sales have been made directly in the
path of the new transit routes tunnels. bridges
electric roads, and in the majority of instances
the acreage sold has been large, syndicate in
most cases being the purchaser 1t is certain that
most of the land sold has been bought for specu-
lative purposes.
For a sixty-three farm. known the OCOn-
nor farm, on the Jamaica Road. near Flushing.
syndicate composed of Waterbury, Conn, capital
lists paid 1000
The syndicate purchased for $4,000 the
Schumacher farm on the North Hampstead Road
which consists of forty-eeven acres 1t has also
taken title to the Fowler farm. on the Trains
Meadow Road, consisting of fourteen acres. For
this property $1,000 acre paid.
Two years ago any of this property could have
been purchased for about one-third OF the price
row paid. A Massachusetts syndicate has paid
5000 an for the Stevens farm, at Woodside
which consists of twenty-five acres. and the
Wrsching farm at Woodside. consisting OF twenty
four acres, has been sold for about $4,000.
Another sale is that of the Frank Fitterer farm
on the Trains Meadow Road. Newtown. for So.VN
This farm consists of ten acres, and is said to be
directly in the path of the New-York Connecting
Railway.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy fled
terdsv with the Clerk Of United States District
II involuntary petition flied against !. II Mans
fel & Co. stock No. 26 Broadway. by three
creditors Alfred fc Rrunerte, Jersey city with claim
s240. =, Heesenann, New York City, S1oI;
William c. n Wilson Troy, S4a9. The claim ia made
alleged hankrupts removed 100000 in cash
jurisdiction the court hinder and delay
creditors
s521; assets.
Edwin W. Chsffee. contractor. No. East 42d st,
liabilities s16s assets sl0595 The principal credi-
J. Newton Rudgers Lumber Co. Montclair.
S2.95a; W. 800:
Milton Forman, Freeport. l. l., s1,741. The assets
consist gold type S125: furniture,
$50: accounts $3.50: claims unliquidated. s5 500
Edward G. BENEDICT appointed receiver Of
business Of Herman F. Braen. No. 55 Avenue B. with
Le Roy s Gore appointed receiver Of the bust
ness OF 3. Wilson & son with a Of $3.50
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
MECHANICS LIENS.

loSd 81. 80 Il OF 18th ave. 75x1UO: Klein
feld Goodstein K co aet Joseph Greenstein
Kaman Hirsch owners ana contractors. 1912 5C
Pine-st. Nos "a, 34l2 ami 80; jeremiah Delany
aFt Hanover Fire Insurance Company owner;
General Building and Construction COMPANY
contractor ................. pa a
s5th -. No - West Robert \ Peyton agt Henry
Haupt. owner: Allen Abel, contrsctor.... 315 7C
same property; Peter Mury same. 203 o.
2U3tn- St .J3 # Of 9th 1sx99 II: Alex
tractor 30 IS
10th No 251 0 ~ West; Joseph Wlodar agt
Crescent Mercantile and Realty Company and
Francis Clarke. owners and contractors.... 265 OC
fremont ave. No l-027: Thomas Morgan agt PhiIip
Becker and Frank Becker, ana con
tractors 500 "a
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
other: mortgage. sefo. s0n

other: mortgage safo ,No 100
John o. 5rien TO I9nn NJ tver. . -. nominal
ofh-st, Nos 5s Fast: 5nxiODs: John A
HsrTiss 10 Vaiera l. lIarrss ................. 100
Lois % ana IS Cebr- Park Patrick owens -
TO Thomas totter: mortgage Sz.,E,. --.-.. iOo
l1Ith Il. Nos :Jl ami 5i3 Fast .Rxiuo. Bernard
Mclaughlin 10 Martin Stsdta. mortgage. Si2- -
3 o. 80
Lots ies and lG9 map Cndercln Terrace; Aoijah
y uverbaugh 20 George W Conner; mortgage.
to Walter W Tsylor: mortgage s:si5 e.s..,. 100
Tith 81. No PA Fast. 25xIO2 ?: Barbara Kabstnik co.
10 Louis ; barnard: mortgage S2s, 800. l"t
30 St No - West 35xTg &; Leonard Veil 20
Villain " Hits. mortgage $1,000. .......-..- l'N
l03d -. No 231 D 2}J Fast, I5x10Oli; benjamin
Nieberg Nieberg. al tttle 100
broadway. 92d- ST. 20 SE1co Janet Nc
Adam Lorng r Gale: mortgage. ssH.Io.- 100
f4fst-st. No Az West. fsxe9fi: Gustavus l.
nca a"'ef'c' I" ''a's Faus'e'' '''' 'EaS'' 100
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Rtvington- ST No 2a5 to 2aa, for tive six story
brick tenement houses 3T.6xS7: T. Reiner.
owner: Bernstein & Bernsteiu architects s'"'
a6th- "a IF Lexington ave. for a SIX
storv briok tenement house. 81 .6xsI.I1: Good
man 4 Rubins. owners; Bernstein Rernstetn- 90
11Tth s. No 42S 423 East. for six story brick
tenement house 43. 5xs7.11 Fine. owner, -.
Rernstein & Bernstein, architects. -
144th- ST. = 5. 275 II W of Ienox ave-. for two SIX
story brick dsthOuses. 50xS6. II; Maskin
Hvmau. owners: Bernstein & Bernstein. archi -.
tects a., - -, s.or,
brick tenement house. 45xST.t1; j Wetnstetn
owner: bernstein & Bernstein. architects ~.
Amsterdam ave. No 1886. for five story bricS
tenement house. 25xSs: 7. & Ungrich. owners; -
II Anderson architect -
56th-st. n =. 1875 II of 18th ave. for one
story brick foundry and storage. l4T6x43 II; -
CITY Of New-YOrk. owner; \ stevens. architect "
2sth-st Nos 542 and 546 West trearl. for Two one
story frame sheds. -. SX3S; J Taylor * sons
owners: H q Davidson, architect .------.---- l.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Townsend. Ida r.. 10 n " Kno1f: Decatur ave
aeD %so IT OF Wooo'a"n oaa: Eears SEQ
Ens arTss hssa , e ?Pgss gss 'H pe COS PRIOR ESQ
sSotSsr a4h fH st. ana @ed so 7, W Of Hoe
Ice ,"' e 10 Sarah 5 Boies plot IL map Arden
lem naa st. No ss y''A Years. ".s 1000
T. " ' cornsr ' Br-%n 111' Place; due February
regney Emma RGn Ds"I + to l. Moser WINS ave "
corner ln-t-st; due February ,. 1900; per -oo
Rush Julie 4 to / 7 R9gaigs: ioi.t 81 No a
senfi Hannah, to N ESSis: Stanton s,. $. 7os
r. Of sooseveI3s YEAR. ) per cent 1000
Company. south, St No IS: demand, per cent $1,000
Of %@S Tayor St; prior mortsase 5000 install
Hoysr NJ to Tinted states Trust COMPANY 5,h- 800
wsnsEy ST G@ lS r. sas to esak gsG 0SG e. dber Cherry
81 # Of Pelham ToG St prior mortgage S2'""' 20
Gombere r to H saltzman 6istst. No 247 West ooo
years per e. cent 9,i;,n,a, sotb 81 No 2ta 10
s'I West ; = mortgages each $1,000 years ooo
Pitt st Nos go prior mortgage, $4,000 500
xsvassy. y f to Hanra5y 5ist-st. eorner - ooo
ueeS @S5n'Ps'os F. 10 Gosdsn ' liot i5o IT oo,
ss6%a af to Railroad
and Loan Association Hill 1e- c.S o 275O
Dauber /. to I siegeI another ia4ths st. No 900
=
Siverson A. o William D Leonard: Sth-avs. ~
80 II IT Of 13Sd-st: prior mortgage S-So'V eOoO
CONGREGATION TaImud Thora Beth Avrohm Dol
lar Savings Bank: l4Sth0s ns csni S 20 II =" 900
stzome ioSn p and anotSer to Ludwig Cava o
willard ST. 40 fl Of Oneida-ave; SesSl-
Ksrsch Julia F. TO Edward karsch; S4Ih-st' W 600
836: years: 5ia per cent; So aosbs =,
100 # W Q kepper ave: demand =,
HSms5aqt s + soc map "a to Of WaSsseld
p,,Iina1 Man M to p DonaId: 9Tth-st. 2" % 600
7: OF 3l-sve: 5ia per cent =,
ave- years; 6 per cent pr'or "
& SisVy W.ret - George f henderson; Leon soo
Pa,tsr THOMAS J. TO p owens: lots - AMI - ooo
0,s- CEDRIC ParS: years 5l7 per cent. i''
Amendoa. a. to X Elias; d ls,-ayT rsr Nc Cen eooo
same H Elias Brewing COMPANY s'. same p.oP 1880
IIinfsr William to United states Trust Com 30 900
PAM; Cd ave No . t51: psr bond .
Korn George W to MsndelhaHm a9a n cepi $500
Fausner 8 q l. Lawrence l4is' ~ ~ M
rossDbsbr ra[ m NJ 10 II brown and another; Allen
et u 1c5 fl Of st; prior mort -oo
gage. s2S eco 3 Years. p,r sent :. M
Cohen. Samuel - Mary Rea; paWs'n-' -. $50
Sarner Aaron, and another 70 r OehheF' '''" I ga,
ST. No a3: wears. cent. - i
Gentn. u 70 charles lirifien ei az ~ ~''''-' "a
~ Hso, Son,,is NJ {, to Rovery savings Rank;
s2a-s' 2es4 It W Of S'h-a'e' . ys9s ..oao
Hennire r F kocheadorfer: f-n - ~
stevens winiam % Franklin Savings Rank; 30 -c,,,
st. 20 West; year : per conf -, - -.
Inweufeld Isaac. ~ T Wiedbusrh; - n az,
$50: prior mortgage. $4,000; due o't'Psr : IN
barnard I. :. to 2 Ksbatnik; TTth- st No IN g, eo
East: wears, Per cent .''---'-'-'- ''
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
LIS PENDENS.

Paretto ST. W : $50 IT n 165th- st T5x1OO; Samuel
Enele ag Rosa foreclosure Of mortgage); at
torneys. Shafer G Levin
Slip No l, Jennie Coldstein aEt Sophia SchFuk
another foreclosure Of mortgage attorneys s.
Shafer & Levin
Salmanowz ct al foreclosure Of mortgage; ATTORNEY,
4. Pferer.
1t2th l406 fl Of 9Th ave "a 46xl6o; Antonio
Cfrrito agt The WestcheSter Homestead and land I'm
provement Company another faction refer decd
attorney. W. Csrmat
l33d-st. n : 1888 II y o WioN-ave. 16.SXl0o. Mag
gle \ Foster William Werner Ct al faction TO set
satisfaction OF mortgage. attorney. Wechsler
II 30 1st-ave. 2Sx9O. l0X25-3
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
JUDGM ENTS.
The following judgments filed yesterday.
the first name being that of the debtor:

The following judgments filed YESTERDAY
the first name being that of the debtor:
Allen Edward T-Ira \ Darrin ...... ....... $40 65
Eenner, Charles r, tr-Abbott Hardward Co. SO 81
Beuton. Charles WThomas f Greacen. n......... 45O IA
Biake. Arthur ; brotherhood Wine Co.
CaaiTaozo. Dayld ten n Whitley 81 Al
De Bonis Luigi mot summoned) and James H.
T1iy ................ ls 80
pe nlacoIo. 1S so
Endemenn, Wil!iam-Custavus Robitzek and
Fitzpatrek. Daniel-N and brooklyn Brew. Isl -
rink William Henry QUICKER ,32 y Ss
Gest Adeodat-Berman Raff. ............ ~ 10 10
Goldman, Max-IilTEett Chenkln ........ 456 fS
Higgins cecil C--John W Pickett. jr... 100 -
Henchel LpInan-Meyer Abraham '''''' 90 20 81 81
Hessler Harry C.-Charles J. Edwards 80 - ~ ~
HonseTnan. Philip-D Koehler c w Co n 70
Krecker, Creston S-W A I<urz ana ano,b- % VI
Levy. John-waiter g Jordan. 10 10 - -
lie Vieu. Charles-Maria A ''''''t'' "lS -
Iehr. Isaac William Davidson ''''' ,..99 80
Miller Daniel mot sumInoned)-B
Meenan, ParicI--Aenes NJ Carman et al cost * *
oBrien 6 Iianiiton-M Groh Sons ct al "a 1s
,Sn-r.i1 pa'rit, IN 20 ~
Perry " Talbot-I-ydia Perry..... ''+' -,,2 -
Sterling George HNichoas I-anger et al 80 40 20
Springer HarwoodM Metropolitan Printing "a sis 30
SaIiiA Rachel rank and charlesJohn Curtin i5s as
Scott. john D-Reform club. ............,.-- Ss -
WulfeTs. I<ena-Char.cs 4 Wahnlnacber ~
WiensGy. Orcher-Nathanie Whitman 81 al 80 ~
Welsh Frederick Hazard Manufacturing ~ 80 ~
VIII ans. Mary E-Samuel n Hoyt............ IsS OF
Wolf, William A-Charies Kaufman ........... 29 -
Teitman Transmitting TYpewriting Company
!. Oberdorfer. a.
Vonnee Company- Robert EddoNer 81 al i3a @ -
Waldorf stable Fonpany-i Henry Harrs..... 1aT n
New York Department store -
Herter Realty company-Ihe City o New-YorG 100 10
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
THRoeGs NECK PROPERTY SOLD.

Thomas j. Reynolds and julius Kuhn have sold
for client of Foster & Thomson $500 lots, with
frontage of 250o feet on Long Island Sound, at
Thros's Neck. immedia tey adjoining Fort Schuy-
Ter. and about 4,00o feet frontage on Fort Schuyler
Road. The property. known as the George 5
1t is adjacent to the Havemeycr and Coils F. Hunt
in IN nrOnertN-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

Jackson ave. n W corner 15eth-st Poggs & Stevens
IA. 1908 d2y deposiD .............. $40 II
Same property; l. Cohen same June To-
1898 Thy deposio ................... Ca
Same property: G = Cuttingham J Schnugg
ct al; June 49, 1908 Cby depost .......... 1896 81
Abraham Fogel zlalisk; June 81. 1905. 100 90
Same proDeTty, Fred Damn Congregation
Thord Beth Abraham: March 1905. -. POO 90
5lsi st No 56 West. Miller 60 agt Arthur
j Weekes et AL August J. 1905 I50 no
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04

Mary ". rTaad Martin Blum ct al e.o-.-,,..y.
Uipftsazet. attorneys. Hand f}ouIev -
5tth st. No 55I East; Mchaeie Anors and snos..-
ast Aken Realty Company action enforce erchsn;
lem; attorney. e = Rogers
Lots 81 0I 20 no map of section r. of vysA ess,..
The Bronx: Occidental Realty COMPANY anf ferna So,
stein ct sl foreclosure cf mortgage at,orne-s n s
I Isaacs. 81 d"
pany aEt Howard Realty and Development Connps- 80
" grey '''''s-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
PRIEST MAKES TARRYToWN LIVELY.
Takes Wild Drives in Search of Mythical
Nine Yale.

A priest who said his name was Father Henner-
her, but wso was afterward identified Father
Kennedy of Chicago. arrested al TaTytown
yesterday ty the police and later turned over 10
Tie care Of Father McKenna. OF ST. Teresas Cath
ole C,hITcf. He was apparently insane.
F-sfhe- Kennedy arrived in Tarrytown Wedncs-
day plsil. engaged hackmal and drove al over
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At IA Vesey Mount Vernon-ave near KeppIer-ave
lots S72 and $50. map of F h Wiards property al
Woodlawn Heights: foreclosure sale; sold
BY Joseph Day: Jerome st. $ 800 # e o Maple ST.
West Chester 25xl25 foreclosure
Brewing Company of New-Jersey 50.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-04
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Hill-ave. W $ $40 TT of Jefferson-ave, 25x1o0;
The Railroad Cooperative building and Loan
Association loans Harry Berkowitz ........... S
East Broadway. No 81; Caecille Ettinger loans
Mary Hogan. Clara NJ Clarke and Georgia ma