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New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
BSrELEGRAPH To THE rRIBUNE.l !


Chicago >gb 1S-There less activity in the
y.bea+ market to-day. but the trade of the
Same nervous quickly changing nature that has
heen characterIznE II for so long. The tendency
of fluctuations decidedly downward for snort
time after the session opened. but the readiness
nth which offerings were absorbed when the May
nrice got about lc below the previous days closing
1gures gave scaping short sellers warning of what
they were up against and lc rally in about
three minutes made them touch the market gingerly
the remainder of the session. Prices at the close
wore at t,c decline in May, lsc In July and Ssc in
September Corn firm after short spell Of
asiness to begin with and closed about sc higher
Oats lost lsc for May and sc for July. Provisions
were extremely dull, but firm ana showed little
irnprovement in the end.
Wheat opened nervously but in the main weak
A sale or two Of May wheat was made at the open
ing az as high as 81 197s but the bulk of the first
transactions was around 81 1914 and in about five
minutes the price got low for an instant
81 1ea. Following that there a sudden jump to
q 1el This indicates the unsettled state of specu-
Iative oninion and tho nervous condition of the
traders May closed at 81 19isqH 1874. the highest
was a. the opening 81 1915. and the lowest 81 1S9
July sold from 81 OILS TO 81 0aa. closing at 02.
The easness of the wheat market at the opening
and the better weather for the movement OF the
grain created a weaker feeling in corn at tho open
ing but that was succeeded by firmness when wheat
improved. Receipts were only II cars. The mum
Der estimated for Monday was 2oi. The range OF
May 46ikc iGic Ia +64sc 4634c, closing
at i6l2c July sold from 46Tsc to 47l4c to 47Psc clos
ing at i71sc to i7l4c
Business the pit quiet. The market
heavy. owing to the nnilder weather and the
expectation of larger receipts. Receipts continue
light. only 3S being inspected in and III cars
estimated for Monday Shipments were llS0O
bushels. Seaboard clearances $50 bushels NAV
closed at Sos4c TO So7sc. The highest Sic July
sold from So1sc down 3OSsc 10 Sp4c closing at the
latter price.
Provisions ruled steady in the face of the large
run of hogs, but the market had an easy under
tone The local crowd. which had been selling
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

George w. Mercer & Son have sold TO John P
Finneran No $50 EIizabeth-st., old buildings, front
and rear on lot 25x9S9 feet.
f. Osborne Smith & Co have sold for The Krule-
witch Realty Company TO James j. Kennedy the
two lots on the north side of 17Sth-st 80 feet west
OF Amsterdam-ave.
Reid & Murphy have sold No 466 2d-ave, four
story tenement house with stores, on lot 24SXS0Sx
irregular for Patrick B. Burns 70 Workman
Brothers. wholesale liquor dealers.
Joel Marks has bought of H. Horwltz nine
lots on the south side of l5lstst, go feet west OF
7th-ave.. and resold to Henry Fox, of the Shift
oEgssss c9np?By onsss sas fset seid t6ns 5a9
9n PTe%ss7 6d No m aas' dwelling house to Samuel
Marcus. The brokers in The transaction were y.
BsTwn Co s and Wam r6m Samuel wacht
q plot 1OGx991 feet, on the south SIDE OF ioSLn1sI
$50 feet west Of Aln@Ster,damT:aVe. ste dam The Audu0'"
The Randolph-Backer Company. in conJunTtloaa a
ard Herman Cohen TO Geiger & Braverman, five
lots on the south side Of 1S9th-st l9 feet west OF
F. J. Wood has sold No 58S Ford-st. two family
houSe on oo lot the x bot xs feet at the northeast
corner Of i75th-st and Clay-ave;; also at Wood.
M16daRa9e 77%a Rf Pset SHfYe feet ives Ses Of
lot on the south side of Sterling-ave l2 feet "se &
plot in New Rochelle on the west side Of Sckles-
FSgar Ieaycraft has sold for the Hecht estate
the southwest corner OF Edgeoombe-ave' and 1Soth-
FL Bergman !t & schreiber have sold for Meryash &
London the plot the junction OF Edgecomhe-ave'
iGSh and 167th sts fronting 80 feet in the avenue
2is feet in is7hst and is feet in l66th-st VI Wth "a
rear line of l67 feet They have also sold Tor
isaac MAYER l. Bitkn the plot. 1Qoxlo9 s 1eet on
the south side Of l53q5st 1So [eet eaSt It I Sold 70
Louis Garfield the plot 10ox1oo feet. on the south
side of 1S0th-st. 175 feet west Of Amsterdam-aVe;
Henry corn has sold the plot 123xllS feet at the
southeast corner of ST Nichoas-aYe and l6ath-St;
The Bronx Investment Company has sold eight
lots on the south side and four on the north sloe
NJ 1s4th-st 100 feet west Of Amsterdam-aNe
The FIeischmann Realty Company has resold the
rorn inin houses the row OF Twelve re-
Gently bought on the north side Of l35th-st. be
tween Ansterdam-ave. and Broadway Ihe puy-
ers are Nathan Joseph. Isidore Rosenberser victor
2. Wolf and 1. Han.elsburger.
The Axelrad Realty Company has sold for Israel
Iebowtz the plot. 1oox9911 feet on the north side
Richard V Harnett & Co have sold TO Louis
Bernstein No 306 to 80 West 12sth-st., three five
story hathouses plot 75x99.11 feet. and have
resold Nos. 30& and 80.
Bernard Slnyth & Sons have sold to Jacob Herb
and some other clients of Morris Il. HaYman. for
the Adamant Real Estate Company. the plot Of
about twenty-five the north side of l6Sthst,
running through 16Sthst, $50 feet west of Broad
way. The plot has frontage of 278 feet in 16Sth-
st. and 276 feet In l69th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
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$1,000
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

ll3tAIs strIsy N9s g so and 50 East Thomas
124ln-s No 45S West 25xi6o II. i+3s Mon $40
helm 10 Augusta Byck ct al: mortgage $1,000;
124th-s No 4aG West 25xioo II, Louis Man l"
helm to to Augusta Hyck ct al; mortgage $1,000:
l$55h5st s75 It Of Amsterdam ave i25x 10
~ @sg 81, a liaiTy Eo Matt to Morris Jacoby; mort
ls5th,st 5d n $ $50 IT of Amsteriam-ave 9Gxx i"
mortgage s&S T4o onen n and ei al to Harry Matz;
s HaF5 @ Nat Of to gssiEes Rssv %
145tb i5 St. "a s:, 975 # " 3f icox 1o
Walter Warren to Gabriel Sa saIant aTe' l1'129 sg3
do! Warren to Joseph Rosenhsi; mortgage $iS i!er
a4Issse nS1z39 49, 5t Msnr % AbsTs EzSbet6 ABcs
l0f!s7st fss7S 19o oo Rr2ad,vay 5o1ieaio: II"
gage lar H$rTy s7 oo tlbers to Elizabeth Abers: md
sths s., Z Iot 6l map rnonpori' iooxi6s l"
r,i J2hn ne HeiseP to Josephine Watson o c and' IN
FTfa Hsita n n" al S4 70 W6ei2S 3To, SI353o
Beekman ave, corner s. Mary-s runs 10
spfa 'ga @ortsass ts4s sio Issss oSe
12a9s' an ~ 81, 80 Wss5, Louis Man To-
a29 a9ln 10 'Sa"' Por'man; mortgage, $isO 900; . c
Same property Isaac Portman to sanis So, 10
i24thst No 42s $5siooii IT, L9as Mannheim |"
Same gropsrt Isaac xa sophia open /"
12tth No $50 @SGI6o i; f@a Ioa. Mannheim l"
Same No Isa1G r9mnn m2F}sage $2l 900
heimer. mortgage. s26 900: o c and - OFPs" ~
l2ith-st No 1872 West 25Xl00 IL; Louis Mannheim w
70 Isaac Portman; mort gage S21, 900; o G ana N
Same property. Isaac Portmsn o SteinraId '
and another; mortgage $4,000: O 9 and m
124th-st, No 426 West 25x1oO II Louis Mannheim A'
10 lseac PoTtman; mortgage. S2l.O0O: O . and Ia
Same property: Isaac Portman to Flora Tohrner;
mortgage, 500 900; o c and. ............. IN
Beekman- corner st Mary-st runs 5
1sB5 604.5 \ 2l7.9 X n 494p. VIII
lam r Beal Isaac Cohen: 0 c and ......... IN
Vslentins-sve No 2046 :. 35x-x25x17s; Ida
75th-st. No ale East. 25x1022. Philip 1ienschei
% Osher Kramer and apother; mortgage
r1a, H@l, 70! so' 2 c ana a a.. .,.,... Ia
to Fritz Hartz all title: mortgage Sll SAB So IN
leoi!i-at, SI5 II OF Amsterdam ave I25x
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
WHAT ONE DOLLAR WILL DO.
Write to Manager" Furnished Room Dept. care of
The Tribune, and learn.
BRONX BOROUGH SALES.

louis H Lowenstein has sold for William R. Beal
to Abraham l. Spro the forty lots bounded by
Cvpress-ave St Mary's Park and Beekman ave.
100 feet north of 1Ast-st. This property has been
held by Mr. Beal for about thirty years, and will
now be improved with FIVE story modern apartment
houses.
william P. Rooney has sold for the Pennsylvania
Realty Company NJ. K. Walach Nos. 15S and l6O
East s7th-st, two five story fathouses on plot SIX
l00li feet
siawson & Hobbs have sold for A. r Kight No.
as to zoe West ioSth-st. two five story fathouses.
The Sterling Realty Company has sold the plot
OF lots the north side Of l74h-st 100 feet east
Zacharias. Knsp & Co were the brokers.
Harry Shwitzer has bought from Charles T Bar
tire block front the east side of Amsterdam-ave
between l25I and 1d s'S % plot 1s2x9o feet OPP
Dun Brown have sold for George Fisher to the
Pilgrim Realty Company the new five story fat
house, on plot stxssl1 feet on the north side of
II, J Kantrowitz and Markus KohneT have resold
foT Israel I4PFan Jpn 70 70, NJ Bashraeh and Binder 8
houses. plot l5ox1o2;n feet The buyers will
? osborne fs smith Co have sold for the ETae
witch Realty g mPany to Games j. Kennedy two
Porter & Co. have sold for I,ucretia F. spier the
house no & West @ i sths on LOT S Cycling fee
to Jafrer GodeId the E Blot oSIoo feet
yated on the north side Of l5sh 100 feet of
fr6S aso seSs sseF saoEf e4sqsFg @ have
side Of l5st-st. running through to 152d-st.. $50
feet east Of Broadway, D0xl9910 feet.
Leonard Well has bought and resold the plot of
six lots on the south side of 160t-st $50 feet
of Broadway
Charles 7. Barney has sold the block front on
SITS. plot l99. 1OxlO0 feet
- Tne Fleischmann Realty Company has sold.
through Alexander Henschel. the block front on
the west side OF 7th-ave, between 150th and 5ist
stS. plot l:sl0xl0o feet 10 d Sylvan Crakow
Louis Becker has resold for Harris Cohen a,
81 Br91 the plot 5oxssl1 feet, the norm side
or lo4th-st, lO feet west OF Amsterdanl-ave
HAN j. How g. Co have sold for William C'uun-
ming TO jacob Mcersfeider the northwest corner
OF lIsth-st and St Nichoas-ave. plot 5OxlO0 feet
Berry X siEons and Rothschild & Kallman have
500 throngh kehoe White six lots On the north
slde or lSsthst, $50 feet west of Austerdaro-ave
Company. @i''
Joseph Mendelkern has sold for David Levi and
robert Freedmen to Adolf Mandel the plot 201xiO0
feet on the north side Of is7tii-st 300 feet east
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

sa11; Morris Jacoby TO Harris Cohen and an ,oo
,o8tRs StRes 'n0s,ss IS IT W " Of Of elias
NJ. q q - 4sfrs Maz mG la31
I sagsS se Ss4 Ss5@ Sepfe Pa2k pn& June Taylor to Anna
5%tst bd aSS No x 4sS Wess re sa2 RirSeh
Rsnce Rg 20 ReSy c6mpsny 70 TeeTcE
.. Coc2rd e o al mortgags 81 oE2Y s4Y Sa Il zeitner
Brewing Company 10 August oestng; mortgage '>-,r.,
sdla1e' feo| s PSI IT Of i7oth-s, 26xioo; $daye.
fI81 STs%Rg ne Company 70 'oua W . Nominal
same n9 PToRfrsy sT6aE morgsee SS9t S1s2
lets o 16g 10 TO FoYht FS msR Realty COMPANY
son and another, exrx, 70 Cohn and another 1oo
867st Pr{Eag Nos 9 ana s41 East SO 4x1oOl 1Sth
Rosenkrantz to Irving Bachraca and another 100
mortgage S292 $50; and o;,,: loo
Meberg and anothsr; mortgage. $28.25 ,oo
1l4h-st 4iP No $3.50 Fast 25x1oo1o Leo Feldmann 80,
t? Morris FiPs morgssG 8 sst Sll- 40 ixC ar IL Leo
Feidman to Morris Fine; mortgage. 245oo; q -,
12a8-st. anS No ri East 251oaii; Max Lewis
G%a& 1"is asrner a 1856 lsshs Gibson
PutseI to John Kight; mortgage. $S2'5"o' ,oo
145d-s i56 IT Of ATsterdam-ays 19T9o II;
De Witt Lewis to George Wakeheia' all >,o,,,,.,
sherma-avc centre line al centre line 1Csth-t,
Augustus y Morris 10 John Monaghan nominal
Tinton-ave : l2010 II n Of Key-st. 6lxl2l5x
75.11x1O7.5 Charles Smith 10 Union Avenue 10
Realty and Construction Company; o c ana l'p
Boston-ave, II . Teasdale Place, 29NS4dN
Robert Cierbracht, Jr, TO twenty
third Ward Bank; C and iV'
17th-st, n $. 2O5 # of 5th-ave, 21Xll4 Wake
field; Dominick Hooks 10 Joseph Schneider; e -,
sth st S 205 # { of Avenue c, 10Ox1oS: Union 80
port; Martin SChoemmel to Josephine watson. i'p
Bronx Park-ave corner lIIth-st, LOOK lrres;
Minnie schmidt 70 Henriette X Sweitzer - al 49,,
Washington :, lot 414, map Untcnport, look
les; Mary r Monaghan TO James Il McDernott 80,
and another and. iu'
s'3h-St on fis,t< No ISrtssse IT SIS Nominal
6stb-st n s 45C II West End-ave. 2SxlOO5
Lena Schatz Mendel Epstein and another 49,,
mortgage S14.OO0, C. and l'V
CAD 81 8 100 Of Amsterdam ave. l2oN
x: Felix Krupp :" Cohn Raer Myers-Aron- ,oa
son Company: mortgage, SOL ,teo ~. I'o
T,eca+,,r- " WOOdlawn Road dON
100; Phebe \ Bremer to William itil'; 9 ,oo
Lot St'I "a. ~ and AS Map co. Iots OAK Tree Po'.
fremont; Peter Delaney 10 Jacob krugrnap' 100
A(oenue 4 W $ S03.4 Of 1st st. 13ox175X
13Ox-: Michael Drew 10 James Drew ~ al all 20
ad ava n o corner l67th-st. 20 6x1 1OX69x104;
Henry Paltrowitz 20 Joseph HyInan; mortgage a..
$4,000: and. '''
same property; Joseph Hyman to Morris simon; ie -
mart: mortgage, $4,000; and. -. 100
Southern Boulevard. n corner 1fSth 81. 2SNlll6
x4axl Q; Timothy McAuine 70 Henry Helms Nominal
va shingfnn- ave n corner. 167th-st. 50X90;
Joseph HyIhan 70 Morris simon 2 part H''' 100
SO 0Oe- wv
14eth- ST n 400 Of Morris-aVe. 25NlO66;
Mary Higgins Philip Riesz. jr; mortgage 10
$500 and ...-.--- '-'''''-.'' ''
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
MANY SALES BY THOMAS G. SON.

Thomas & Son have sold FOR Shapiro & Shapiro
30 AlTa s. Walker, trustee for the estate of B.
=. Hooper. the four lots. lpax1oO feet the south
eide Of 145th-st. 275 feet east of Broadway This
IS the third time that the firm SOLD the prop
erty within ninety days
The same arm has sold for John J Mabonev 10
A. Guthman Co. the seven, lots. 175x1oo feet on
the southeast corner Of Broadway and l47th-st
These lots eXcaVated 70 the cellar and will
probably be Immediately improved
The Same firm has also sold for John J. Mahoney
70 J. Hoffman the four lots 90xl00x1o6x102 feet on
the southwest corner Of Edgecombe Road and
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

59th-st. No l6 East, for a and six story hrc.
aWellng house - GxlO0.5; T Mclaughlin
owner 9 y Bruu architect. ono
S'tn-sL No 2o2 West for a two story brick T'
synaeogle - lOX9V; Congregation Beth Israel
11ib * h9gPsl 9, sro5eGt % 4r -. $4,000
story brick hatnouse. 51xS1.lI J F[ottowsLv
owner; G F Pelham. architect. ........ 11a ooo
lEist-st 5. 2le n Of 2d-ave, for six srcrv $1,000
brick dathouse and store 5OxS7.-I; A Lew
owner; f a Meyer, architect. .'.'..' = ''' 20 On,
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
LIVESTOCK MARKErsY TELEGRAPH.

Kansas City Feb Is.-CA It'll F. Receipts 6OO head
including 100 Southerns Market unchanged choice
dressed beef steers. S1GS5 10
asa 20; led steers, 81 T56s5 rs stGckers
feeders So 50nSi 2 southern steers SSUSf southern
cows, 81 25dsS y native COWS 81 T5dSi bulls Sc 2Aq
rs SSGST receipts for the week - Hogs
1000 head. market St0c lower. 02ls
OF sales - SGSt go heavy S4 S$4 81 "a packers.
lights 50 9Od
week 40 ZOO. SHEEP Receipts 1900 head. Market
nominaUv steady native lambs STdSS:
So 2aS5 10: native fed 81 1OGS5 So fed
lambs STQss; Western fed Nearugs SGGSd 90 Western
led sheen 81 a0a$s 10 oeker and feeders 5eas5 30
receipts for the week, SO loo
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
TO SELL FAYERwEATHER PARCELS

On March Joseph P. Day, the well known auc-
toneer will offer at public auction at the Ne-York
Real Estate Salesrooms. No. 161 Broadway for the
trustees of the estate of Daniel b. Fayerweather
many choice parcels The parcels comprise the
southeast corner of 1st-ave. and 46th-st Nos 175
1900
lie viii also sell at public auction on the same
DAY Tor the trustees Of the same estate No ll09
tuton-st-. and Nos. 43 and 1912 Ormond Place be-
ing the northeast corner OF Fulton-st. and Ornond
with -NNS
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
BIG DEALS IN a4TH-sT.

Two big transactions the old Broadway
Tsbernscle site were reported yesterday.
One was the sale by the Hugh Smith estate of
80. IS West 34th-st, old five story dwelling
house. a Cot Z5x9s.9 feet, to operators who
said Will make extensive alterations the building
The other transaction was the leasing OF the two
houses Nos. 81 and 81 West 34th-st s5x9S9 feet TO
en operator who will erect business building on
lfe
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
scHooLHoUsE EoR RErA IsRAEI

Plans have been filed with Building Superinten-
dent Hopper for d new two story brick schoolhouse
10 be built at No 252 West 37th-st
The schoolhouse will have a frontage Of 25 feet
ana depth OF 80 feet, with FACADE of brick and
limestone in the Byzantine style 1t is to be erect
ed for the Beth Israel Congregation whose svna-
goeue IS III West $,th-st The cost of the building
Knubel. a. -
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

short in the last week. IN anticipation OF these in
.reassd receipts covered freely. and this caused
prces to hold. There good selling of ribs by
Sterlna, & Candy and Sickle Roberts at the outset
and the local crowd good sellers Of pork,
Outsiders were good buyers of pork. Lard
neglected May pork sold $12 NJ TO S12 771s
sl2 sD back 10 $l2 $2 s2la; May lard opened
s6 e2ta and May ribs So 80 to 81 s2Is. Hog
cepts were 1900 head and prices the yards
were Sc TO lOc lower.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

Of kenox-ave:, together with an abutting plot 225x
4pg teet, IN l38tf-st 3l5 feet east of LenOx- ave
nan How & CO, have sold a plot 75x1OO feet
On Iie south side or l79ths 100 feet west Of Wads-
Worth-aVe., TO George Robinson.
r1fs NasahoWitz @ q Son and A. Weiss have sold for
aoIInan Brothers 4 Robinson to the Fleischmsnn
Realty Company the four apartment houses in
course OF construction the south side OF 1S4th.
st, lIo feet o. HAY
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
THE cANANDAIeuA HOUSE SOLD,

The Hotel Register Realty Corporation has sold
the Canandaigua House. Canandagus. ~ Y, 10
Lambert Humphrey formerly owner and proprietor
of the Union Hotel, F1eminston, \. j.
The same corporation has also sold the lease or
the Sycamore Long Lake, Adirondacks, to James
H Reardon formerly of the Magnolia springs
Hotel Magnolia Springs, Fla.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
TWO EAST e4TH-sT. DEALS.

Post & Reese have sold No lsi East satbs,
three rtory and basement brownstone from, 7u,.,,
ing house, on lot 201loo5 feet. for Bridget Horan
10 a client. Also sold No. l6s East 64th-st
three story and basement broHnstone front dwell
Ing mouse, on lot l6Xl505 feet for client IN TTrs y
els O. Lloyd These dwelling houses are On par
GELS covered by what is known as the BeekInar y,
restrictions. which insures the character ~ ta
tlnrk for private dwelling houses "a 'I-et
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
MARKET FOUND FOR CHOICE HOUSES.

Pease & Ellison have sold for Mrs, H Durant
Cheever No 80 East 51st-st. a five story Amer
lean basement dwelling house, d lot 25x64S feet
10 q client for occupancy.
L. J. Phillips & Co. have sold for Mrs A. 6
Cremin No 2O7 West 7Oth-st four and One-half
story American basement dwelling house, 11XlVoo
feet -, ,,
~ q oIient for occupancy No 100 West 77th-st.. a
four story brovnstone boxstoop dwelling house, 1sX
6nx1022 9 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

Pease Eziman have sold for BurrilI & still
the property known as Woodward Place 10 Phillip
Kearoey. II comprises forty acres. on which are
2 largo dwelling house stable. etc The tract Is
on Normandy Heights. Aorristown, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
REALTY BOARD DINNER ON MARCH /.

Tne Real Estate Board Of Brokers will hold its
ninth annual dinner At the Waldorf storfa on
wednesday evening. March l. at o'clock The
>ollopine persons have accepted invitations
speak: Congressman William s. Bennet. Martin
~ rattiefon. President OF the Borough OF Brook
Yvr. Jacob D. Bel Corporation Counsel, Brook
In: Thomas c. r. Grain, Commissioners Tene-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
SALE OF PLOT HELD FOR MANY YEARS

Leon s Altmayer and r. ]. Browns Sons have
solo for the Jay J. Jenkin estate 10 client the
northwest corner OF 176th-st. and Park-ave a lot
fronting 4s feet in Park-ave by 80 feet in 17ethst
5his property has been IN the hands Of one family
Tor over one hundred years, and the last convey
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
REALTY TRANSFER COMPANY BUYS.

The Equitable Realty Company has sold for
client the plot 50xs911 feet with frame dwelling
houses. the north Of 159thst 200 feet west
of Amsterdam-ave-, to the Realty Transfer Com
2any- The same company has also sold to the
Realty Transfer Company plot l00X60 feet on the
south side Of iS5thst 20 feet west Of Audubon-ave
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

ment House Department: Henry n Tint PreS-
dent Of the Board of Education: Postmaster VIZ
lam r. Wilcox, Charles V. Fornes.- Presldentt Prt OF OF
the Board Of Aldermen Lawson Purdy secretdIy
of the New-York Tax Reform Association; Shatries t
f Sprague, president of the Union Dlme SaNInSs
Institution and Francis E. Ward, former presl-
dent of the Real Estate Board OF Brokers
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
Brooklyn Property to Let.

ri ,TRTSU-The Finest Residential Suburbs
rnntes 70 Park modern eight house for $50;
house for S45; take Brighton Beach
Elevated 10 Ave. e. FERDINAND FISH 4 co. L0eS
FIatbush-ave Ave. G; Is" broadway Manhattan
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
ASYLUM TRACT RESOLD.
Operating Firm Buys Sirty Juue-
nile Institution Lots.

one OF the largest upper West Side transactions
sr vacant lots in some week reported yesterday
Charles Grifith Moses & Bro. and Seth Marcus
have sold for Henry Corn and Alfred Schiller TO
EIean & jackson the Juvenile Asylum tract lying
east Of Audubon-are, comprising sixty lots The
tract comprises practically the block bounded by
17sth and fifth SITS. Audubon and Amsterdam aves.
and also plot on the west side OF Amsterdam
ave. 1s5 feet south of is&th-st. and Sther nearby
,s-rei
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
A TWO BLOCK FRONT DEAL.

Il u Baker s. Bro have sold for A L. Tracy
and another person the block front on the west side
of Audubon-ave from 1s7th to 1sSth st. Also re-
sold for the Cohn Baer Myers-Aronson syndicate TO
the Realty Transfer Company the block front on
1HsT cts
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
WANT TENEMENT HOUSE LAW AMENDED

mass meeting Of the United Real Estate Own
ers' Association will be held tomorrow night at
the NeW-Hor Turn Hall, Lexington-ave and s5th-
ST Inc purpose of the meeting is TO take appropriate
action in reference securing certain amendments
10 the tenement house law relating TO fire escapes
visions ~ @'''N k''
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
PEN CLUB GETS WEST SIDE HOUSE.

]. Arthur Fischer has leased to the Pen Ciuo' an
association OF newspaper men, No. las West 10th
ST. four story building. 1t will be used as
clubhouse He has also leased for Mrs Mares
the fve story store building No 693 6th-aye.. re-
Gently bought bv her through the same broker.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
LEASE SITE FOB BRANCH BANK

? Clarence Davies has leased 10 the Corn Ex
-ange Bank the two stores Nos 80 and 522 Willis
ere. for term Of ten years. for branch bank
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

WOULD YOU LIKE MORE BoARDERs?
You can obtain the most desirable kind by repis+a-
Ing IN the up to date Board and Room Directory kept
at The Tribune Uptown Office 1854 Broadway near
37th-st. 80 ~
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

LOOK AROUND YOUR OFFICE
and see what you lack There many bargains in
desks safes and office furniture offered In to-dnys
paner Read the Little Ads. of the People
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
QUICK RESALE OF BROADWAY PLOT

Bernard Smyth & Sons have sold to SOM Brothers
the plot of four lots at the southwest corner
OF Broadway and 13Sd-st., size l25xl0oXoDXZox l9S 70
to the Chelsea Realty Company.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
THE BRONX BUILDING PLAN

IlVtn-st n corner Boston Road. for a two stor,
brick dwelling house, "a 2l2 2xa:i: Henry Nuiier
owner Harry T Howell, architect. t............''
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

A NICE LOFTS for any hazardous business; sec
"a. 60x45 5000; fourth floor, extra hign cen s
ing elegant light 75x96 200: 25xa6 $40 power
wanted. ENGINEER +13 East 91st-st, or MCRftN' >
Sd-ave 112th-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

A room and bath apartment on Brook
1vr Heights containing every late improve
nent. including electric lights, will be sub
let by tenant until October LIST with priv
| uece of renewal Not furnished. Rent $40
Very handsome.
| F,rnestus tiulick 90. $50 Fulton ST.
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New-York tribune., 1905-02-19
Furnished Il partments to Let.

4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT.-PTi
4 vate baths. including meals. SIS weekly; two. S2S
VAN RE,NSSEI4AFR 10 Fast i1th-st-, near 5th ave
New-York tribune., 1905-02-19

A BOUT 40 feet. near 42d Street and Broadway. Bar
sam ARCHIBAID c. Foss. 80 East 42d street.