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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05
Southern Railway

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT OCT. Is. lJ06
TRAINS, LEAVE RICHMOND.
700 A. M.-lJnlly-I~ocal for Charlotte NJ c. &
1870 P. A.-Dai1y-Llmi tcd-Buffet Pullman to
atlanta and Birmingham Nsw oreanA
, S:1 2. M-E1; , sun:d ~. Local.
r. NJ. for al the Bouth. .F.3
YORkakIYER LINE, 81.
+. Tho fayortte route 10 Baltimore and Eastern
points. Leaves Richmond %:zo p. NJ. daily.
except Sunday. tiie{4 ~ StIia. G54si
2:!6 P. .-Local-Dally-E1eep Sunday.
4:eo P. M.-E1cept sunday-For West Point,
connecting with steau1era for baltimore
and river landings. Steamer call at York.
town and Clay Bank Mondays. Wednes.
days ana Fridays. and ut Gloucester Point
and ALMONDS Tuesdays. Thursday and
s4:6 a: M.-f1cept Sunday Local mis.< fos
TRAISs ARRIVE RICHMOND.
6:63 A n. q nd 6:l1 P. M.-From ALL ths South.
SIS r. M.-From Charlotte and Durham.
z $50 ASM,-From Ksysylle and intermediate
s:as A.M.Iisaltnore and west Point
io:45 A. M.-DaIIy-EIoApt Sunday and Mon.
day: $50 r n: daily. except sundaS-
g ". ~ Rrsrp11RY. b. p. A.. Richmond, va
2 8, H. HARDW1CK. w. II TAYIODI
II q. aPgNcER, oen.L Msr.
WashtnKton. D. G.
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Christmas Books,

IIacl, year the Christmas books seem to
designs, the Marginal and page decoration
and il,istra ton, the beautiful thick paper
and clear type render holiday works such
tino examples of. artistic value that one
one, Il, this age OF the world, should be
material, or non-bea,ty loving or un-
imaglnatIve.. 81
little people Is "A Child's Garden OF
Versesh by Robert Louise Stevenson, The
ilIustrations II, are BY Jessie Wilcox Smith.
Charles scribncr's Sons are tho PUBLISH
10y forever or for long time to a
child who loves books and because OF that
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n k&XWN0ifo|k&
October 1866,

October 1-i906.
LEAVE RICHMOND DAILY.
800 A fM.-NORb ok LIMITED. ArrtVcs
Norfolk II 20 a. n. Stops only ~ PatessburS.
tWayerly aud Suffolk. N,
S:0S A. M.-1T& LOUIS AND CHICAGO Elk
PRESS. Parlor Car. Broller Service. Petersburg
to LinchburE and Roanoke. Pullman sleepere
ROANOKE to Columbus. Bluefeld to CINCINNATI;
also Roanoke 4 10 Knoxville. and Knoxville 20
HeIaphls3 M Cafe Dining Car Roanoke TO VIII
hanson. 1,vnpr,s
FarmyIlie, Lypchburg and Roanoke.
81 400 r. M-OCEhS SHORE 8L1MlTEp. AR
riyes Norfolk ESQ p. ~. Stops only. at Peters.
thurg 8 Wayer,y and Suffolk. Connects with
s Ste. 10 10 boston, Proyidence New York.
17:H r M-For Norfolk and AL station. eAs.
q s e geiPsF'%su mEEw ORLEANS SHORT LINE:
Pullman sleepers Richmond to Lynchburs am
Roanoke, Pc ersburg to Bristol. kynchburk 70
Chattanooga, Memphis and New Orleans. CAFE
ps s:so r. M .-wEsTERN EXPRESS Pullman !,
ssleepar, Richmond and Petersburg 10 Eaxt
Radford. and Roanoke to Chicago. Cafe Dining
Car. u,S ~, 4 n zoo
r. M and s:lS p. NJ; from Norfolk ll:to a. -
and $50 p III.
w, b. gDEVILL, C.Dih., peSs a -
Gen'l. Pass AIT A's'. t A''' - -
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One Girls Work.

Grace Wales. a thirteen -year-old farm
or girl, living near Sodgwick, Ii worth
a train load Of butterflies that CAD tho
street. airt and chew gum gum This season
she has cut ninety acres OF grain. Guilt
yatcd twenty acres Of corn, poughed
forty acres OF wheat narrowed forty
noes OF ground and moved nifty acres
OF hay.--Kansas City Journal
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p p sd Richmond,
fredericksburg q

~ a,
rams leave Observation-Disclosures "a. !.
AZ M.--Daily.-Byrd ST. Throurh. 6
s!S a A,-Da4if.-Man ST. fhrouxn.
7:6 A.-Week Days-Elba. Ashland 40
$40 a. An M.-DJly-l'yrd 81, Through. Looa,
r:S nooa-1Tsek pays--Eyrd 81. Through.
6urH Accom- uodation - 1905
s:s0 +; I.Wssk psy.1E,b..n f Sakhfsnd Ac.
sos T. Ge.Dsiiy.-pyrd ST. Through.
Trains Arrive AicHn on d-south : I'd.
$50 a. M@Wsek Days--E1bA- Ashland Ac.
$40 4; M..Wssk D.ys-Byrd ST. rr.dric1..
S:8 4. t-Daily-nvrd 81. Through.
u:0 a. M-Week Days-Byrd St. Through.
.l4 P. M-psiiy-Main ST. Through.
t;s' r MaSy9,k Ds;''-E1hl. Ashland Ae.
5:ls M-Pa!Iy-nyra Ct. Through.
$50 p. M-Daily--Main st. Through
ss EOTE-Pullman Sleeping Parior Cars on
All above train1. excapt trains arriving Rich.
rond 20 A. M. week days. and local accom-.
nodations. B ~ "a -, $50
, Tim. Of arrivals ,end dspartures and conn.c-
". w B. IT luke, e. ". cuLp. w..P. rAYLoR
Cent. Aan'r ASS { uen'l. Nan r.. rrat. Man.
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THE RACE OF THE sWIF'T.-By Edwin
Garlic Litsey. PIP. 15l. Little, Brown

THE STRIFE OF BROTHERS. BY Jo-
scph Tyrone Derry. PIP. 16o. Frank
lin Printing Co, Atlanta.
Mr.. Derry has performed the unique
feattof writing "a history of the civil war
in very creditable verse. His metre If
we correctly recall the teachings of our
academic days, is modification Of the
Alexandrine couplet, popularlzed by Pope.
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For New York.

Via Nigh. Line Steamers except Saturday..
s snp w pesT ky.st ~: y; sna r. n, ana
" " - king connection daily Except Sunday)
at at Norfolk with Main Line Ships sailing at
:r"r. ROSWELL, city Ticket Agent sos e.
waa;;r I,res.: II. F, MAYER. Agent. steamer .
Wharf; i. r. WALKER =: Y. :. ana = -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05
.Dichmond 6 Petersburg
IN Electric Railway.

from 4, X 70 d :, NJ H.. Last cal i maashg
Cars leave Petersburg foot e sySaM'oEs
n, Last cur il;t0 r, N, Limited car 7'tb ~
All car from PSlsWburs connecting R!cs'
nopd cars
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05
Tough Luck.

Tough Luck.
'.The sschoolhonse burned during tho
night, Johnny.
"Jlst my luck It wouldn't burn TIL
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Post.
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STEAM BOATS.
.ld Dominion
" Steamship Go.
Night Line for Norfolk.

Leave Richmond every evening Uoot Asa
strsJU at I p. NJ. Stopping at Newport News
an routc Fare $3.50 one way, $3.50 round trip.
tncludnr stateroom berth; meals, &c., each.
Street Cars to Steamers Wharf.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05

FlSIERAIAN's LUCK. BY Henry van.
Dyke PIP. ?72. fL6o. Charles Serb
,ner's Sons, New York; Bell, Richmond.
that his .-Eishernlan's Luck.g which was
itrst published some years ago. dhns just
been yeissued fromsD plate The bind
irg and pressswork in this new etltionFis
excellent, & and the ttNt ed illustrations
make The volume doubly attractive \. a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05

Leading articles In the November
Worlds Work are "rhe Life Insurance
Machine,ntby 20. p; Henry Beach Need.
and Eugene r, Lyle. II. $, Real Condi-
tons at panama"-all OF them timely and
well-wrltten papers. "Opening Korea by
Rail" Is also well worthy or note. Vari-
and series OF editorials on "tThe March
Of Events combine to make this issue
both full and interesting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05

( The Critics Portrait Gallery for this
Ing, Hall Caino. Miss Amanda y. Jones,
George Cary Eggleston, Julia tMarlowe.
Wallace Irwin, Margaret Anglin. Jessie =.
Rlttenhouse, Norman Iiapgood and others rs
In her we'll known and not particularly
brilliant vein. Wallace Irwin receives an
enthusiastic write UP at the hands OF
explains ."Hhe Popularity Of Bernard
Shaw" New Orleans in Fiction" Is an
entertaining paper by w: IS: HardWood.
The reviewing and other literary Depart
mcnts arc full and interesting.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-11-05

SIX snort stories OF merit by kaipn henry
EIinrDOur, Li2ette Wentworth reese. sotl-
ran gOi1slock. Fred GiIDert biaKeslee.
frneanOr Ii. Porter and Alfred StodauI.,
DINER writers for November are MA t uu
Have, Isa bel Gordon GURUS, . tiaul lhLW-
romeo Dunbar, John Russell Hayes. Mln-
nj irving and Ella Middleton Typout,
ron Lawson is still in full blast IN
Everybody's magazine. discussing ~ THIS
.instainicnt. in tho EDITORS words, hiEil'
politics, a spectacular bank failure, the
Northern Pacific corner. the heartless
greed una ingratitude OF frenzed imam
ciers. - This would seem TO PROVIDE
enough material fora decently thrillins
number. Charles Edward Russell. Every
body's lSxposer OF the Beef Trust, has
risen to the dignity Of having his picture
rs the magazine ffontispiece. ME-. fltus,,
sell has been dispatched to Europe ana
Australasia to study economic condltions
and write them UP for .lIvcrybody's, HIS
farewell appears In the current issue.
Vance Thompson writes Of "rhe Roth-
schlds of France and Eugene WOOD.
OF "Chickens." Mrs. Emery Polite. neo
trompkins. continues her story, or 'Eil ~
Ranels Reader. 1rinancler." There arc
also contributions from Dorothy Chnileld,
George Browson Howard. Clinton Dan
gertleld and n number of lesser Known
literary lights.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
UNITED OWNERS ELECT OFFICERS.

At a meeting Of the United Real Estate Owners
Association. which IS made up Of local organiza-
tions IN Manhattan and The Bronx. officers and
directors were elected for the ensuing year. The
officers and directors chosen were:
President DR.. H. A c. Anderson; first VICE
president, James L. Conway; second vice-presdent
Thomas Krekeler: recording secretary Charles A
schrag; corresponding secretary, Ira Ettinger;
financial secretary. j. +. Boss: treasurer John
Volz: finance committee @. F. Lawrence A J. Ap-
pell John Becker Charles J. + Bohlen A. Gan
zenmuller y. Ganssa and Joseph /. O'Brien: di-
rectors DR.. n. A. c Anderson. John Volz Adolph
Bloch, A. Ganzenmuler J. +. Boss. Cyrille Car
reau, Charles LutZ. Charles Brennenan. Edwin J.
y. Tamsen. Thomas Krekeler, G. B. Christrnan n
d. w. JOrgensen, Jacob Appel, Frank Demuth
&. A Schrag. james l. Conway Ira J. Ettinger
Edward Miehlng, joseph l.. O'Brien, George F.
Patton and Charles J. F. Behlen.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Eisenberg. Esther. 10 Ferdinand necht: Franklin
ave. corner 11Oth-st; years per cent.
Same to same; Franklin-aVe, S. 5S.l1 II n OF
170th-st, years per cent. t......-.-...-..-....
Same 10 same; CHnton-ave, corner 170th-st
years. q per cent. INSTRUMENTATION.
Kessler, Max, TO Samuel Wacht Thompson-st,
5. 62 fl of Grand-st; . years. per cent. ...
Same to same: Grand-st. No IS; years. per
cent
Same to same, Grand st. No 81; years, per
cent
Mass. julius j. 70 Simon Salz: Nyse-ave. s e
ner Jennings-st: 3 years per cent. t..,.........
Waisman, Moritz, and another to Louis Hams:
RivIngton-st =. 46.2 II OF Eldridgc-st, prior
mortgage. S5s,010; months, Der cent.
Odell. Gus c. to Leslie r Palmer: Jerome-aye
s. $50 II of oxford Place; years.
McKeon Thomas !. 10 Hudson p Rose. lots GO
and e. map Daily estate; due May ]. 1910 per
cent
Bauer. Philip. u Alexander Thompson; lot JOG,
map $50 lots Thompson estate; years, . per
Waisman Moritz, and another 10 Universal Build
ing and Construction Co; Rtyington-st. = 46.2
fl Of Eldr.dge-st; prior mortgage. $4,000; IN
stalments. pcr cent ....--.. -
Sew-A rnsterdam Realty Co 10 August Ganzenmul-
Ter. lO2d-st No l2S. years. AZ per cent.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

The Charles F. Noyes Company has leased two
thirds of a floor in the No. 10 Maiden Lane Bulla-
ing, now in OF construction Tor Salnuel r
Myers, the owner to Samuels. Cornwall d stevens
insurance brokers' They also leased during the last
week offices in the same building 10 Bernhelm H
Beer and the New York Standard Natch and
Chronometer Company. The second moor OF Ihe
building has been rented to Hammel highlander q
Co, and nearly one-half OF the rentable space or
the building Is now under lease from May next
The same brokers also negotiated the sale OF the
lease for I. F. Weisman of his store in the Morton
Building. No. ia Nassau-st. TO charles Welner
This lease has a number of years 10 run and the
aggregate rental amounts 10 about SSO,OOO he
company has also leased Tor wilson. Barker
& Wilson, attorneys a loft at No 261 Canal-st, TO
NJ. Kline & Co. and lofts at No. 11S Eulton-st, for
the Brinkerhoff estate to the Anglo Egyptian Gig
arctic Manufacturing Company. and, IN conjunction
With William Cruikshanks Sons, offices in the Loft
Building Church and Cortlandt sts.. 10 the Field
and Fancy Publishing Company.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
REALTY NOTES.

william II. Hoyt & CO. were the brokers in the
sale OF the Samuel ]. Clemens CMark Twain prop
erty Tarrytown. y. Y. and the Cobb plot adjon-
irg 20 Charles A. Gardiner. counsel for the Inter-
borough Rapid Transit Company.
The l. z. Kleinert Rubber Company has leased
from Rudolph GuggenheiTner No. 72l 10 73l Broad
way, FOR i've years at fls,759 a year
Jacob Rupert has leased 10 Mary A. Corcoran
and another person the block bounded by Nth and
Il1fh sfs Lenox and 81. Nicholas aves.
O. r. TruslOW has sold the three story BRICK
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
LROIGH TR Ans IN THE TESl
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN & HARTFORD Ra

Trains depart Grand Central Station 42d ST. aui
sth Ave. follows for
BOSTON via New. London and Providsucs-ssse
+t1O;OO, * 1902 A. NJ. Il 1:OO * I:03 * 800
" 500 &c, i5GI. 'F12OO p NJ
BOSTON via wiIImantc-tfs:Oo A NJ 200 M
BOSTON via Sprlngfeld-t9:OO A. N. 1900 '..4N
s11OO P. NJ.
FTTCHBURCi. via Putnam and Worcester-+3:0O P
LAKEVILLE and NORFOLK-+S:50 A. N, 1881 P NJ
CT. HARRINGTON. STOCKBRIDGE. LENOX PITTS
FIELD-t4:5O $3.50 A. NJ. 1881 p NJ
WATERBURY and WINSTED-f4:50. $500 t's:oo.
t10:O2. SF1O02 ito Waterbury, A NJ. f10S T40.
Ss5:O1, 1000 $500 (to Waterbury, P NJ
Ticket offices cG-and Central Station and c125A
ST. c113. c261. 11S5 c1 S54 Broadway. c5 PARK
Place c25 Union Square cIs2 Fifth Ave c245 Columbus
Ave. $40 Madison Ave- c273 West 125th St. 155 Esg
125th ST. In Brooklyn. CA Court St. $50 Fulton s.
500 Broadway. E. d.
sDaily. Except sundays. SSundays only. Fstors q
125th xStops 125th St. Sundays only. tParof 9
Limited. Has dining cParlor and Sleeping en-
tickets also.
c. T HEMPSTEAD. Gen. Pass AE-
o. NJ. SHEPARD. Gen. Supt
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

iO7th-st Nos % ana 75 East. 5Ox75 IL; Fannie
Fecer 20 Nathan Dornan; mortgage. $4,000;
q .. .
Lot 3S2. map Van Nest Park: Christian Koenie
10 Bella Ryttenberg; o and ............,...
Crimmins- ave corner Oak Terrace lOOx6i r.
Samuel Zeilin 10 Trans Harlem Land and I'm
pFOvcnent Company; mortgage, 81 800; o c and
C0th-st. No ll3 East: 5eth-st No DOG East; 4gth-
No 1873 East. Charles Lauterjung, jr 10
Wilhelm.na LauterJung; y part...........-..
NaEhugton-aKe. S l13 II n c OF Morris-st,
d0Xl00; Abraham Wensteln 10 John Bogart;
mortgage. $1,000; C and. d...-..................
i3tth-st. s. 24.li n - OF Brook-ave. 50X1O0;
James Murphy MeyTr Goldberg ana another;
mortgages. S-.GoJ. v aHd Observation-Disclosures.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
CENTRAL REALTY COMPANY IN BIG DEAL

The Central Realty Bond and Trust Company has
sold its interests in several hundred lots in the
upper part Of Manhattan. bought Jointly by the
company and Max Marx last year. TO Mr. Marx
The parcels comprise the James McCreery tract
Of seventy-two lots on the west side Of Broad way
Just north OF Dyckman-st.. and Of about one hun
dred and forty lots In the block bounded by Broad
way, Sherman and Nagle aves and Elwood-st
and other plots north of the Nagle-aye. section.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
BUYS A FACTORY BUILDING.

The Ruland Whiting Company has sold 70 Paul
Beinllch the seven story and basement factory Nos
l03-l@ Mott-st. 5oxl0o feet
The same brokers have solo a plot on the east
side OF Jerome-ave. 2sxI09 feet for William II
Dcwender 20 Anton Hodecker. The owner of the ad-
joining plot
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
WOMAN BUYS THE LARcHmoNT.

Godfrey B. Moore has sold for a client to Mrs
Ella Gitskey for investment. the Larchmont Nos
2s and Z5s West ll2th-st, adjoining the corner OF
Sth-eVe.. a five story apartment house on plot COX
1904 feet The pfice is reported al about $4,000
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

3d-ave e s. 1C4 II n OF 164th-st, story brick
store 3Ox52: George Chappel, owner. Louis
Deane Place. e 20 Il 8 OF Pierce-ave. two story
frame dwelling house, 2lXiS; Jacob Cohen. own
eT; Ebeling architect. .............. g.
Jefferson-st. 5. $50 II OF Columbus-a ave. four
two story frame dwelling house, 2UX4S. Edward
] CahiH owner b Ebeling. architect .......... IS
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

ll4th-st s s. 1855 # OF Riverside Drive. for two
six story hathouses 75XS7.11; paterno
Rot6eTs o~ns5s: seaw1Ttz Gross arehitess s2sOOOO
iigtt-st, 116 and lis East for a story
brick house and store. 83.
Kvrzrok. owner; HoveECurger straub. archi-
4lst-st No l29 West and 42d-st No l26 West
a story brick loft 25xl976 4 Shayne,
owner. A GottlIeb architect ~ 80. 75oOo
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILE

pany loans To- Wells Realty and Construction ~
Company sou
i2ist-st Nos pa and 235 East; Isidore Jackson
& Abraham Stern loan to Abraham Levy, ....... -
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
LENox-Ave. PARCEL CHANGES HANDS

The Hudson Realty Company has sold the south
ecst corner OF LenoXaVe and i36th-st IO0xl00 feet
80 Louis and Benjamin Nieberg. The Randolph
Backer Company was the broker. This completes
the resale OF the property purchased from tie
Equitable Life Assurance Company.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
THE BOWEN PARK TRACT SOLD.

Stuard Hirshman has bought from William H.
Reynolds 1871 l OTIS. known as Bowen Park, at
Flushing, Long Island. large number of the lots
are improved with fine private dwelling houses.
This property ad Joins the land purchased few
weeks ago by the Queens Investing Company, of
which Frank Tilford is president.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
MANY LEASES MADE BY THE MOVES CO.

dwelling house on the north side OF Wllson,st' ~
feet east OF Bedford-ave.. Brooklyn, TO p Alien
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

Abraham !A Green to LYMAN Shapiro; z part; ali
DeIanceyst' corner taDnon1st 25xlOC. A6ra
ham Green to Hyman shapiro; e part; all title;
WaTeTley Place $ 263 it Of cthave, 22xs7;
Nathaniel % = Abbott to BeadlestOn & Woerz; ~,
147th-st, 5 5, 100 it W OF 7th-ave, 125x one-half
and another; mortgage. $4,000; o c and, -.
186th-st. No 716 East 25x1OO; Robert Lemz to
l7sthSst :. 7l8.a # Of 5a, ave. 75Slo5: Rock
land Realty Company to Abram G Abranson:
Frankiayes 15iElsg s0DOV eornar S i7o6st 5i4xioisx
hs 2S 4T'G$Ef $S cn&ay moPgae S0Tnsf and
ers 81 eS ecb9 It 81 of F.tn TnsF Fi- ok
Same property: Esther Eisenberg to Max Cohen
Boston Post Road, Io9 Il Of West Farms
mann to Frank P Holman; mortgage $500 =.
Same property; Frank ? Holman to Eliza Van
2d-@ve, :. 266 It Of 23oth-st 5oxlo5; wake
ted Irving Realty Company TO Samuel
2SIth-st, n s 50 # W Of katoiah-ave; S2Qx ir-eg-
Same property; Benjamin II lrvirg 70 Thornton
Brothers Company; mortg:ge, $1,000 ,..- Nom
400 IT OF Norris Park-ave, runs W look look
Pa1s EA Road d and 400 # Of P MOTHS T Parka1e Ps ne
runs LOOK 190x W 100x 100: Ephraim
Lots Nos 24I and 242, block F. map Mapes estate.
West Farms: Gerald Connor. executor, to
1o2d-st' No i2S West 258S1o1x$6 7xlo6i: August
GanZenInuler TO NeW-AnSterualn Realty COM
l64th-st. No 759 East. 25x20O Marguerits Hof-
to Joseph c Hoffman; mortgage, $1,000 Nom
l46th-st No III East, 25x1O0; William F. Burl-
hardt and another to Dedrich Eggers; mort
vilia-ave, e 5. $50 # Of Potter Place. 25xioo:
Isabel NiIss t9 @ sFS Fairee Improvement Com
Mapes-aye. $ corner l79th-st. IS: :1x95x4sx95.2;
Gertrude Schwarze TO Louis D Livingston and
another; mortgage, S40JO. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1s0tE-st S, 10 # W Of Amsterdanl-ave. 1ox1OO
I79th-st s. 100 fl of Amsterdam-ave. 125X
100. Herman Koenigsberger TO Fleischmann
Realty Company; mortgage, S4S. 500. Nom
Sberidan-ave, at boundary line land q & II
Morris. runs n 131.11X n 542. TX 257.3x 713X
223. Il; Warren Leslie. referee. to Broadway
savings institution loS
Rockheld-st 5 1856 fl of Williamsbridge
Road, 5Ox1O0; William F Mcnamara to Fairlee
Improvement Company; mortgage, $500. Non
Rivngton-st. n 5. 4G.2 fl of Eldrdge-st. 42xS0
Moritz Wasman ct al TO Congregation Kehal
Adath Jeschurum NJ Yassy Corporation; mort
gage. SbOOlO
1S0th-st part lot III, map East fremont, 25x1039
Catherine NJ Kaine Mary Mangam; mort!
gage $4,000 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Jerome-ave 5 e 5. 150 # II of oxford Place 50x
100; Leslie X Palmer Gus c Odell. ......-..
Vyse-ave corner Jennings st. 25X100; Simon
Salz to Julius Mas; and. ................
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r
Liberty Street and South Ferry (tine from souts -
nve minutes earlier than shown below. VT
EAsTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN ANTD Wsrr-.
CHCNh-z4o 90 lz15 EastoE only, 40 a "a ~
$40. 500 t545 Easton only) p sundayS' ~
wTLKEsBARRE AND sCRANToN-z4.oo am
300 p. Sundays. n 30 a. m. D m H.
LAKEWOOD: LAkEHlRST. TOMS RIVER Ayn
Lakewood and Lakehurst only. a500 Is "a = ~
ATLANTIC CITY-.s.4o a m +s 40
LONG BRANCH ASBURY PARK OCEAN Cp66rss
POINT PLEASANT. AND SEASHORE POTSTs1
zAOO. $50 ll30 a m. XII 20. 44j. $50 "a ~
p m. Sunday, except Ocean Grove. 200 a n a.
ATLANTIC HLDs, sEABRIGHT, MON4fOUT1 Rrv
EAST LONG BRANCH-400, $50. $50. IL30 a n
80, 80 $3.50 Atlantic HIds- onIy). $50 D n ss-,
- DAYS, 2 90 a m, = % p m
t20O t300 400. 800. 1890. tZ30. gs00. son
p. m. s1215 mdt '1s
74TH AND CHESTNUT STREETs-s425 +sOa s1sr
-i200 a m. 900. $'A00 500. 100. rs III
BALTIMORE AND wAsHISGTON-so $1,000 st4o,
200. 400. IS 90 100. %1215.
READING. HARRISBURG. POTTSYTLLE AND VIII.
AMsPORI-I400 "a 25, tS;00. .+9.1O G000 II5
a n. Reading Onlyl s1.0O. Il 20 f2 90 D. m Rssd.
ing. Pottsviie. Harrisburg only. - %, IS 90 D N
zFrom Liberty Street only. 'DaiIy 4Daily. sxesu.
Sunday. Sundays only. 4Parlor only. Via "a
maqua- XSaturdays- aExceDt Saturdays.
2s1. 434. 1900, 1S54 Broadway 1s2 5th Av Is Tn1s-
Square West, 153 East 125th St. 273 West I25th q
245 Columbus Av-. New York; Court St, ga Ss5
Fulton St. Brooklyn; $50 Broadway. Williamsburg
New York Transfer Co calls FOR and checks bagEsss
70 destination
W @. BESLER. c. N Burt
Fice-Pres. and Gen Mgr. Gen. Passr Agent
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
Real Estate Wanted.
WESTCHESTER COUNTY FARMS

1 sell your send particulars. p f. CHRIS
TOPPER. Yonkers Savings Bank BUILDING Yonkers. N Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

LackawAnna Railroad.
Leave New York foot Barclay and Christopher SIS
$500 A M.-FoF Binghamton and Syracuse.
30. 90 y M--FOr Buffalo. Chicago and St Louis
s1-40 p. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
f4.0O p. M.-For Scranton and Plymouth.
IS 10 p M.-FOr Buffalo and Chicago.
IS. 40 ?. M--FOr Buffalo syracuse Utica
- 90 A. M.-For ChiCago-Sleepsrs open at p u a.,
Tickets 149. 420 11S3. 1894 Broadway y = %
Fulton St. Brooklyn. sDaiy. Except sunday
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
Country Property for Sale.
Real Estate for Sale or Erchange

WEST 18TH story steam heated apartrnsr,,
w 5oxl2l bank mortgage. 10000; rent x1i6o price
500 coo; 10
liberal second mortgage will property or lots
as part payment H NJ. GREENBERG,
Oyt lie
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
City Property for Sale.

q ROOM FRAME HOUSE-Lot 25x1OO no restrictions;
~ Conyent-ave. and l4oth-st; $1,000 quick buyer.
J. A. MURPHY, 454 West 146Jh-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
Musical Instruction.

TJIGHEsT GRADE PIANO TUITION most rsn1S- -
IL gressIon; either residence Prof. HERMAN al West
li7th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
Lectures.

WANTED. Goyernessss: German. French and English
w ladies ilrst class liberal
French e9mpanlon or mi9nairs daughters kindersart
teachers MISS DONOVAS'S rSfsS.
AGENCY, 10 East 14th-st Telephone a5iT 1rao
T'stahlshed 81 '~A' El"heFVS'
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29

OnfurniSted Apartments to Let
SUSSEX, 55 EAST 65TH ST.
subet apartment; concession supernt.ns.,
FLOOR Of eight large. all light rooms at $50; mod
~ improvements; private appointnn con
yenent to all transit lines: premises 245 West
S7- 7-l61 EAST 81ST-ST.-Elegant apartment 8 rooms
1Ob and bath; every improvement s45 ~
New-York tribune., 1905-01-29
Teachers agencies.

YIVHE e MIRIAM COYRIERE AGENCY I5O Fi,,ta-~-
New-York city, makes speciality az go rtlth ave
furnishing 10 parents full Information ~ ood ~
fessors tutors ami supplied pto