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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-19
Baltimore & Clio" ltptuun mnb
SpIuntuium terminals in Wciu.Oprf.

Ter ,elic %. StroBc Terminal M
Der Staot Netp.Yorf lit beaiiem &c.
legen iiir Die Grreidt,na oea 6ptcI,
Sbcatcr' uno Soben 0iiirifts. Soln
Sibertp-S Ctr. Terminal iino Wnii.
straBe uno bie goricn Ieift su er.
rcid)en. (254,8,62,6)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-19
8clbienonngcn nadD 9entidlanb nno
Scitrridl

at 81 Gents pro Itarf uno 20h
Gents pro 9rone. Borto ertra.
@ediel auseeitetlt nuf aqe 9beile
Der 98eIt. Sbcp. 8. 9iencr & So,
ia Slt-2erington.S Str. 3inmer Rr.
3. ESQ.,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-19

Frnria. Gr mobnt ii, Nr. 1O5, 81,
NouI.S trobc, mo lit elmer Der NroB
ten Stcucr6obIer in Ger Stuot.
enntanom inution
Irittcr I"iitrift.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-19
Nlrtbmr ". Nnbioit,
Gr. f2s, rH.galtimprs-etraae.

Eaiiaee . Nutariats 4. @clomedief.
Bureau. Shiifsforten fir one
0ompfer-2inien. H%eiicp1iie, 8edIeI.
@eloWediel hnb @cloienounsen
tgpriI4.tO
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-19
gufaltcrid)ic aus @aibinatpn.
u obcrtion'a 2cid de gefun.
II.

~ y u | | | y II VIZ w u It
0cn.
&n N'otontuc, nnbc @rccmuoD
Slots, lpllr0c gcitCrn Nior1cn qcgen Z
lthr Ole &cit)c BON George Nobertlon
0ciunocn. Scr Grtrltlfene bate, mic
lcIllcr 3Ctt I'M .Gcutlhcn Gorrelpons
oeiltcn" bcridtCt. ont lcbtcn Srcltugc
ScIbltnlnro bcgnngcrL iuOcm er llr'
met Wtorlball 0ol bon DER Gunnpf.
iodt oGntlnnO" I'M Nnioll bon ten.
rpr0rcrl Mobtiiltn iibcr Norb iprung.
Mobcrtlon mar I'M 30. Hcbcnaiohre
mo mohnte I'M '0oair oca Srn. Sruilf
i. Nul, Nr. 1000 81 StrnBc, S.sm..
scr iilr 0ic 8Cltnttltng 0cs Ncrblihe.
mem Iorgcl miro. Gonmnnoont sol.
g. Wtup, Hieltt, 2. E. GberlD mo Guz
pitGn Vi. $. Moo0 pom J.. Gunrull.
t0nc Su1Cr, Die nit Hobertlcn be.
irCltll0Ct marerL bnbclt Norfebrungcn
pctroiicn, Dob bic llcbcrreItc in 9tr.
lingion bccroigt Wcrbcn. 81 meit be.
faint lit, iilo feline &erunnOtcn Dos
EcrItorbalen in Moibin0ton.
2 6 o6enicucr
Tnt &intergcb0uOe bc9 Sugcrbdlts
ic3 Nr. 1913, Mooiion . StruBc, ~.
NJ, ocm Giqcntbum bca Nrn. hilbert
WllrruD, 100 ctpu }cbn lonnCt oltcS
Nopicr. Mtufillotur Der perihic0cncn
Ncaierunga = Gc%pnrtcmcntS. nuigcltus
pclt lagcn, brafD gcltcrn Mor0clt tltri
Dor { llbr Scltcr aus, iucld)eS Sdu'
ben I'M 9etroQc bon $1,000 onriftctc.
Ser Soldmonuifoit gclong ca ubcr,
"a" 0ouptgcbGlt0c 5lt reitcn.
8corg.@ HecSniBer,
Glcrt in 9unoc8bllrcon iiir StutiItlf.
Scr unt SantltoN Nod)nlittug > ltbr
III Solge bon Ser5frontbcit al iei-
l>cnl ElItc ~erticcIt 81 Nobcn iicI.
mur0e gcltern 9tobmittog pom go
iopctte.Notcl," Nr. 1907, 7. Strobc,
aus ocm Sd)ooB ser Groe sur lcBten
Rl,bC iiber0ebcn.
EloBlihc $ IbIcben.
Gtc ~6S-IGbri9e Srnu aunigunbe
6Cocrpiihl melhe in Nr. 2t3. #.
StroBc, S..W.. luobl1tc. lit oni lcbten
SomItoQC pIoblih cinem ShlogfluB
crlcQCn. Gic &critnrbcne mar IN Der
lin gCborcn un0 iCit ibrCm II. 2cbcnS.
iobrc i'll Nmcrito. i0clltc Worgcn 8
llbr miro lit Der ct. Worp's Stride
Elm icicrlihcS So0tcnumt ituttfinocn
moralll ole 9ecr0igiIng I'M Mount
Object Grieobofc" crioIgt. Sbr @utte
mo oht Sinner iibcrlcben Die Iobiu'
geldiC0cnc.
Gcbrma d) inc ii bern br
ibn. ~ Omen Gurlep 60 Sabre oft.
9tr. til. Sii0sGurlton.Str licNt nit
ara 5crlhunocnem aorper I'M st.
&oicpbas Nolpitol." Gr lit autiher CT.
lcr ~aebrmaihinc, Die gcitern Nor
gen an Ser Gdc bon Central. gpenitr
unh 0lipcr= StroBc pon cincnl @oqs
gon allNcrnnnt mrrOc, Gitrlcn mrr6,
BON lcincm Sibc olti bic Strubc uno
Dor Ole Woid)inc gcporicn, Ocren ci.
mes Hob iibcr i'm fubr, ebc Die Efcr0c
sum Stchen gebrnd)t iuer6cn fonntc!I.
@cerOiqungcr. - Die Seid)c
Der ON 6reitog perltorbencn Sruu
Caroline Ilbcr8 murbc acItCrn Huh.
mittog pom &oule ibrcs Spbnea Sob.
NlbcrH, Nr. 10l, SiiosGbcitcr. StroBc.
aus ollf bent airfbpic Der crltcn cp.,
lltth. Stride on Der Eroppc.Hoob sur
lcbtcn Nltbe h,itottct. Fnitor e. M,
Gutter umtirte, NM ais 9abrtudtrd,
ger fungirten Die $50. 2~onoQrnf Sus
gen. Mboppmonn uno WiiQer. Die
&critorbene bintcrldBt ollBer ibrent
@dtten hilbert IlberS Slpei Sobnc.
orei Sodter urb elf Gntclfinocr. Iic
S&. s.. Son0crS < Spbn l%citctcn Ole
9ccrbigung.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-19
0os Re|u0a(.
Sic Vrimdruablcm bciocr
4artcicn brad)tcn ltcbrrs
rnidbmugcm.

Nnti . examinations : G%onoioatcn
iic0rcidD, Sr. Siauc Spbc
Srnno pm iciucm Witbcucrbcr
nm bic ScnntS . Nomination &C.
idlaacn. ySia" @nrlnmb
blcibt yNOnio Der orittcn Wnro."
-Nnd) i'm uicrtcu Wcicbgcbnnas.
Giliritt ocluunn Der Nnti Srga.
uiiutiuns Gnnbiont. - Starfcs
ocmutrutiid)cs &utmm iiir HidDtcr
Nnrlun nnb ocn SdJcriiis . San.
biontcn GOnNlnr nbgcgcben. -
Ncni9 IntcrCiic in rcpnblifani'
idlCn NrCliCn. - NndD bort iicatcn
Nnti.E examinations : Ganoioatcn.
Nr. @m. y. Iapncr ais Sc
i~cescbnnaS Ganoioat scidluocn.
IiC @ilriCl limo QcluQcn; Die Frt'
mGrpahlCu linO uorilbcr in0 BADEN
cini0c ntd)t cruortCtc llcbcrrald)ltn'
gen 8cbrudt.
Sr. !. Charles Ni1tbicum bat ais
GunOiOut liir ocn Stoota Scnot iii
orittUl Giitritt ollI Dem Democrats
ihcn (idCt 0e9cn @rrL. Slooc |ohc
Stroua 0ciicgt.
,Sn picrtcn Giltritt licgtc Sr. Wnt.
!. CNocn ais ocmotrotild)cr Gon0l,
Dat iiir Ocn Stoota : Scnot gcgct
Nrn. G0morO Z. Bartlett.
&n Der Orittcn MurO mar Sr. Wn1.
Jurlun0 ais Wor0 3 Grcfutlp6cnm'
ter iicqrcid iibcr Nrn. @nl. BURNS.
%n Der icd)9tcn MurO mnlB Oua Nc'
iultut 5ruiidcn 0cu i%trcitcn0cn sat
iloicn ourd) Ole &cDioirlng Der Of
ii5icnCn MublbCrid)tc Scltcn@ Der
Stout9 Mubluullitia Ncboroc cnt.
ldDic0Cn mcr0cll.
Sn llcbrigcn mar Der loG Iiir Die
Enrtcintuihil1c cir @otcrloo, obId)ol,
lie cine Wcbrbcit III Den Waro Gre
rlttipcn bcnllprudcn Tam.
Scr m%nnbbGnDi1c @cilt ld)cint ober
and, IN Ole rcplbIitonildcn &rclIC
cingcorlnNcn 81 icin, ocnn BORT lplr
DC bel zen mc1igcn Gontcltcu oicEor'
tcimuidinc ara mit9cnommcn.
Cos b0d)ltc GotltnL luCldc@ pol
Ncn Tcnlptruicn fir irNcn0 luclht
Go%noioutcn ubNcNcbcn mur0c, luol
iilr Nid)tcr Sorlon nit iO,3S7 Stlm
men mo iiir ocn Sfcrilia Gonoi
ootcn ,\obu :. Gou0lur nit 1914
StimnlCn IN Ole Wublllrncn gctbot.
Ger Nnbltng.
Ger NcltriDe Gag bcgonrt trlibt
mo rc1ncriid, unb cS bate ocn Nn'
id)cil, ul9 Oh ulc@ Sntcrcl'c an Den
ErinGrmoblcn Der Icndtrotcn 10.
mohL, ais olld Der Gcpllblitoncr per
rc0ncn miiroc. 8cgcn Mitto9 bcIItc
cS iih irood, uni uno ou@ S1tcrc''c
id)icll lidl ctluua 81 pcrnlcbrcr. l(cbcr
oQ b0rtc man GrtunoiQungcn nnd)
Ocm Hciultotc I'M oriitcn Glltrlttt
mo ilbcr Den &onpf III Der ortttcl'
Moro, no Sling Dill" Den Slcg CT
rama. Nla Nberos Die Ncrlfte 'llr
ole 3citungcn nod ocill @crlht2Ne'
b0u0c Qcbrudt mlrbcn bate ltt) BORT
cine iolhc Wcnlhctmcn1c ollgcl0m'
melt, ais Oh cine rcgclrcdtc Mubl
itnttQciunoen bate. llno ais nm ,
llbr bic Atudnitiogo . 3%cltun0cn Gr'
f%roblGttcr %bcrolaaubcn mo ooa Ne
iultot in oagcmcincn lln1rll'cn att
liitointcn, ginsen Die @Iottcr ob,
luic luurnic Wiiritd)cn.
SclbltperltGnhlit mar 6 ncr
Gompi i'm orittcn @cleBgcbun9@s Ii
thrift utto in Der orittcn Woro, mcIhc
ont mciitcn beiprod)cn mllrort. Die
h0d,itc Stinnnlcn5obl lucldc III ctllcrr
Erc,inftc o~bgegcbcn lpiirot, belief 'tdl
uui i03, utto no feline Gontcltc Dor
bnr,oen iuorelt, botten nld)t clnnloI
Die Woblbeonltcn %geitinumt.
Serr9intbicnm m,
Ncrr !. Charles SintblclmL Der De-
motrutiidc Gunbiiboi fir oCnStout@'
icnot inn oriitcn 0iitrift. iuor bcrcit3
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-19
$500 philadelphia nnS Snrif $500.
S1.5O Gbeitcr nnS Snriif $t.5O.
$1.0O @ilmingtun nnb suriif ST Loo.

Inf Der vYenniplpania giienbabn'
an Somntag, Oen 81. September.
Ger Spealal5ng perIGbt ben llnion.
gobnboi 8 llbr @orm., Miidfabrt
bonn 9roaoitrobcn . gobnbof in Ybi.
laoelpbia $50 Abcnos.
(250,2,9,G2,4,6)
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Sue 9ScttCr.

1i;r MornIonh mn ncn Ciitritt
0oIu,b;o Hcocn m0rnrcrc9 Wcttcr
NM ii;ntihr Mirnc
Cor b6ditc 5hcrulomctcritano uur
g, mroh nm / l1hr g}1hmittaoa.
Ger rirnrioitr Recommendations
mor IN mron mn Il llhr W}orucna.
Mittlprcr Woromctcritono 3OO2.
Ter b6ditr ACKNOWLEDGEMENT oCt
Icbtcr Of ctuuNcr in nodfpldcuNcu
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-19

BON europa 5nrild q C.
fcbrt - Sr. Geo. s.. NlnncdC.
inn, mohnboit in 9tr. tOi. Siib l}ot-
iCrion Fort Nuc., mo Gbcilbnbcr Der
bctnnntcn SlnpcIicr 3irno Soa. z.
WdC IonoI6, Nr. PIT, Norb.Gborlcs.
'troBc. ionic lcinc Sdlpcltcr, Sri.
Northumberland limo nod elmer
brci mo citbolbz monntlidcn Ncilc
hurd GcitihIonb, ScitrcidL bic
SfiuciS, Stolien. IronfrCif ii. GnH.
Ionb nit Dem Sombrrgcr Gonpicr
nErctprio" iibcr NCm ')orf nod @ul.
tinlorc I'M beItcn WobIlcin 5urildGc-
fchrt. Sic ou3gc6cbntc Gliropurcilc
ncrIici obllc irqcro pcldc llnnlt.
ncbmlihfeitcn mo bot ocS SntCrcl.
innter in 0iilc uilo 6ilac.
Tic Sitler'i d Grbih Il t.
iibcr mcld)c ld)on mlcocrboIt I'M
Observation-Disclosures" beridItct
morocn i'll icbt tuicocr cinnlol Oic08c'
milihcr scr ongcblifcn Grbcn in|lt'-
rc1lina. Gin gcricbcnCr Hcdtatlm.
nidcr ohcr drl6crCr aull0c aus 0cnt
WCItCn mill ulri Soften Der plclcn Grs
ben cine billigc Guroporcilc mad)cn.
Iic bclltihcHcgiCrung bat ld)ol mic.
berbolt crflGrt, oob Die 0or5c Orb.
id)oit mr. IN ser Ginbilbuna %crlliirt
mo niht Gin rutbcr Sent bon ocnl
piclcn @clo uorbot6cn lit. IS lino
ebcnioIl9 mcbriod) W%orrunacn al
bic SertC c%rlullcn iporncn, lid 1ldlt
bllrd) gcniiicnloie Igcntcn I'M lbr
8clo bringCn III lollcn.
N ipcrpiciu-E art" morO alt
GonntoN iiir bic o%ieeidbri1c Soilon
qcihlolicrl. Ins itnlienildlc Crd)c.
itcr bat Elm engagement III Nclp'
9)orf m0brCnO 0c@Wintcr@ ungcnolli-
men mo gcbt i'm 6riibiobr nod gt'
lonticsGiip.
@ouocrnCur Worficl0 be.
ion6 lid Qcitcrn in icincm @iiremi
an scr GburICSItroBe mo crleol9tc
ciuc Mer9e ol,Gtnduitcr @cldGltc,-
tSellte rciit or nod &oiuur0.Gountu
mo miro mcbrcrc Sogc bon ser
Stuoi oblpcltl0 leill.
9oieboll. - liC Nnltimorer
ipirltcn 0citcrn nit Dem Club port
guifoIo 5ruci Spielc mo 0Cponncr
ole 9cioc. Ioourd1 linn lie micbcr
oiri Die 5pcite Stellc gcrildt. ,Sn tct'
ncr Der on0crcn St0btc lolo clr
Spiel itutt. lic Scorc lit mic iolgt:
III Baltimore.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1905-09-19

Huwlanb'S tirfiid)c YGbcr.
Ganttabie.Wtbdnbe. Vstamt seaen. efets sffsn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
AUCTION ROOM FORMALLY OPENED.

The new auctisn room Of the New-York Real
Estate Auctioneers' association at Nos 4 and Is
vesev-st vas formally opened yesterday at noon
with q brief speech by James l. Wells, the presi-
dent Of the association.
After the exercises, Joseph P. Day made the first
legal sale in the new quarters. It was also the
only sale Of the day.
The dedication exercises were opened when Nor
rs wilkins read the order Of the Supreme Court,
designating the new room as the place for holding
legal sales. In the course Of ms remarks. Presi-
dent Wells said:
The sale Of real estate by public auction has
been for than q century popular and a
profitable method Of disposing Of property IN this
city. This is clearly shown by the fact that IN
some the amount Of real estate thus sold has
aggregated S5G0,0JJO10 and upward
For several years past however, auction sales
Of real estate have decreased greatly in number
and in amount This condition mas been due prin-
cipally the inadequate facilities for conducting
such sales in recent years The difficulties Of Sc
curing q proper and permanent location for
Quoting this important branch Of the real estate
business are familiar 10 you all
President Wells referred TO the former sales
rooms at No. % Liberty-sr., No. III Broadway and
at No. II Broadway. He said that for two years
diligent search was made for better room and
the present location was the result.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02

D. Il Scully has sold for N L Levey three lots
on the west side Of 3d-ave. 90 feet north Of 183d-
St also sold for Luwenfeld & Prayer a three story
basement dwelling house. No. IL EAST I28th-st.,
and for Luis Phelps No 146 West 136th-st., three
story dwelling house
The Union Exchange Bank has leased No 1o5
6th-ave. for ten years and eight months yearly
rental Of $500.
The Beers Realty Company has sold 10 an in
weston No. 865 Broadway, a five story building,
with a frontage in 1Ith-st-
F. & G. Phomm have sold for DR.. w. G. Geister
No 6s East 25th-st a four story English basement
house, & lot 164xg89 feet.
I Henry has sold to Gordon Levy &; Co. No 1o4
East l3th-st, five story tenement house. On lot
Z76x1o feet; also for Isaac Portnan, two six story
buildings, lot 75xlo0 feet Nos Is and s. East IISth-
st, 70 A. Bernstein.
William Evarts Benjamin IS the buyer of No. 3
East 78th-st-. sold last week by z c. Converse.
lie is a son-in-law Of H H Rogers.
s kadin has sold TO Lapkin & Liplin No 4l9 70
a. East e9th-s. three six story fathousss on plot
Low y. 7s- & Co have sold for Victor Kabiner
lot 25xlG2ll feet ~ i~1'i'O'7e'
K5akoweE & Co. have sold for Pauline Strauss to
nathOuse. plot 41xIo0S feet - S'0i'
to e6aTe5 G lax N6 SD for E Rosa N sr
athouse, on lot 25Xs9.ll feet. S'o'S
Of Avenue and 7Sd-st five story do4bl e'T iitr
!D-5, WIN stores on lot 25Xs8 feet Also bought
stores on lot ZsI022 feet win
70
Nathan Krsh Nos. 1875 and I8a Avenue A. two
hye story hathouses, on plot 50xl00 feet
! Ae fynen Realty Company has sold for SFroors
Harris nos. l493 and IA Amsterda NV, fIIo
:E Story tTlplc natlousos. with stores each on or
2sXlC5 feet ~' '' o'i '''
Emanuel RauEheim has bought from Marks Moses
!te nv story tathOuse no. 5l5 West l3Ist-st on
4ot 1AS5l4 feet and from Bertha Hershfeld and
nc Lse story nathoUse No. -23 East i26tl-st
Ie fiaFs;iFa Realty Construction Company has
OF plot 39xl124 feet 49, '''''''1S'
- n Jackson and N Frank have sold for Henry
t4shsn the southwest corner Of 2d-lve ana j6ttb
n - i81I story athousc. lot 22N7J feet
- - I-so"aE estate has sold TO John / ,1arc,,
.o1I story brownstone dwelling hOlsa No 90
"Es1 S'l1-st, on lot q 5xI0O5 feet W. 600
heTo =, 'ssGia O. Co have leased for Esther Isen-
49, 20 oaIsatore Mirabella the three six story
- - tenement houses No. 34 10 3g5 Fast 10rtb'
5000 "a SS@i9 al an aggregate rental OF
The Aitken Realty Company and sbsu, T. 70
story fstbo,Ssoac- &c ana 80 LenoX-ave two five
q Cia;gbS -91cI-aughlin have sold for Moses Cohen
.ier 70 builder the old buiidtn1s ~ ,ae
0l,u $500 So-aVe, size z7xll7 feef I'VE oi5o
3illafn Stonebridee baa leeSea ~,
ham FL sie store al the southeast corner Of Ford
- 100 tIlo Jeronleaye term az N,Js ~ u
business 80 - 0Di'4SSllDLety ana Ice cream
"oiSki. oipp & Co. have sold for n 1.sho,, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02

Hsnsworth L. 70 Gcrmania Life Insurance Com
pany: 113th-st s. 267 n " OF th-ave: per
o. q .
Sullivan NJ j. to Dennis Devine: Water-st. n s.
"a 2 II OF Oliver-st: 3 years = per cent
Michael. S. TO william ! Amend Avenue a. No
1857; . years per cent. ..........
CARTEL L. 10 FIeischmaun Realty Company: l72d-
st, e. 12J II W OF Amsterdam ave, due Octo-
Der L. 1905. q per cent. .~..
Rsspess. c. Russell Sage. 1l1th-st +. 232
II Of Lenox-ave years. per cent 49,.
Greenfield. Samuel, to Marks starlight. IBth-st,
No 352 East: years. per cent. .--..-.
Weintraub. VI. 10 = Schwnrz: MontGoTnerN-st. " $.
80 II 3 Of Monroe-st ; years. . per cent. $500.
Same to same: property. years . per
Hudson Company to Francis Bartlett; Dey-st. No
80. 3 4 cent
Icse Louis to TITLE Insurance Company: I20th-
ST. n s. 225 IT W of Is, I've: year. > per cent.
Same same: 12Oth-So. F. %"s-4 n OF
1st-ave: year per cent
BOYD William a, TO X Herold; bth-st, 8. lot
l19 map Unionport: 3 years. per cent.
Same 10 same 7th-st. s. lot 1J4. same map;
> years. psf cent 80 - -
Segal, H. to ] A Stillman: S5th-st s. 100 n
OF 3d-ave 3 years An per cent -.
Kofka John, to William g Horowttz: llOth-st. n
g 80 It W of Madison-ave. years per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
MECHANICS LIENS.

2sth-st Nos a17 ard 321 East: Pancrazo Grassi
agt Louis Oransxy Joseph Bernstein and Joseph
Simbcrg. and contractors $500 Slto2 i
Forest-ave. W Honest, 5OxSI; Hahn &
o. Reilly agt John NJ Linck. owner; Ludwig - .
18th ST. No "a East: 18th st. Nos AZ and 40 East;
TcWalters' contractor 216 0.
4qth-st No PAT West: Jacob Levin and another
be Brueder and Paul Haskell, owners Nor
rls BerkoWtZ, contractor. 100 u
70th-st No August and William Keller
y stem, Louis Hams, contractor 20 =
2Sti-st % 321 East; Joseph Wlodar agt
Louis OTanslSy j Burnsten and FtnberB.
and contractors. 200 o.
75th-st No 1O3 East; William Muir agt Fannie
stitch owner and contractor ...-.....- as q
Ptne-st. Nos "a SO Otis Elevator Company
the Hanover Fire Insurance Comany, owner;
tire General Building and Construction Company.
contractor T465 9
49th-st. No 247 West Samuel bernstein agt Paul
KaskeI Morris Berkowttz. cJntrdctor.-. 400 q
Avenue c. No 126 10 1870: Samuel FGnkestein agt
Charles Adams and contractor 246 u
l77th-st. 9 21O q II OF Jerome-ave. 5OXl005.
Joseph Mayer Russell Realty and Improve
Company, Manhattan Parquctte
Manufacturing Company ContraC tor. - O
Pine Nos "a and 35; Elevator supply and Re
pair Company the Hanover Fire Insurance
Company. owner: the General Building and Con
struCtiOn Company contractor. 2O35 D
Louis L Todd owner and coutractor. $50 a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02

r Hanson the two family house No 1854 Freeman
St 2lx70 feet. They have also sold tqT y MuFtha
n Mot 5Oxl0O feet in SaXe-aVe., near McCIraW-aNe
< H Levy & Co. have sold for William r Page
No 2457 2d-ave.. a hve story building, on Iot ZoS
los feet to Isaac Shapiro, formerly of Shapiro &
Portnan , -,,,.,. ,,,o
William VOLTS Son and William Richtberg have
SOLD for William ROUGH to Charlotte u. hammer
No. 2lS East S5th-st, five story tenement house
on lot 25X1022 feet. ,,
D. sylvan Crakow has sold to Aaron Coleman
Nos 126 and 12S West l34th-st, two five story nat
houses, on plot 60xs911 feet Philip A. Payton was
the broker. l~,,-
Silverson & London have bought from Charles
Laue the southwest corner Of Anlsterdam-ave and
I29tl-st.. a plot 99uxlOo feet
Pocher & co. have sold the five story tenement
house lot 26Xl00 feet, No. 4l6 West 62d-st, for
Margaret Noonen to .. Daniels as an investment
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

BY Movickar-GauIard Realty Company: AIS Broad
way. II OF 39th-st % 7Nll4 2X24Sx1Ui b;
Ieasehod: story apartment h. with stores voluntary
sale; 39th-st 50; Broadway, 5X9S9 form
ing IL with above; story hotel; voluntary sale;
BY Philip Smyth: 32S and $50 19th-s s. ISL 1t Q
of 2o-ave 42x92; story h; voluntary sale oo, .
BY p IngTaham * Co: Arthur-ave, W cor lS2d-st
1O0xs0 vacant; voluntary SALE Crotonaave, 81 #
u OF 1Slst-st 44x150 vacant voluntary sale.
BY referee premises: Oab-st, 100 IT OF SYRIA
ouseaye. lo0~1oo Wanut-st, 100 # Of SyTaeuse-
ave, 200X10O, East Chester A Y Taylor agt Webster
white ct a; De La Mare atty: Macy jr. ref: amt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
LIS PENDENS.

13pth-st $ 125 II of Ienox-ave. 3OOx199 13Sth-
St Goldman ag Jacob Scheer and another tac-
impress vendee's LEM; attorney, 2 \ isaacs
Cirahan-st lots 1877, 1sS 1S9. map OF Down
ing estate. IOOx95 Mary Farrely Joseph Ringer
specific De-fornance}: attorney. ] DOnnelly.
169th-st n : Ass II Of llth-ave. 50xS66. Samuel
Pser agt George Alexander specific performance; at
torney, II Mack.
Washington-ave, W 1925 II n of Quarry Road 5Ox
1885, Annie stern Benjamin Fishna and another lac
ton 10 declare LEM: attorneys. Phillips & Samues
C'herrv-st No 23O, Norris Levy Abraham Epstein
al foreclosure OF mortgage attorneys Dexter Osborn
& emf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

webster-ave. e 8. LOIS IT n OF Woodlawn Road.
Ran and da a15ther H APT IS x s. Sos o5
152d-st, n 100 fl Of ST Nicholas-ave 9OXluo'
Thomas Ih4 6Sllanos x 20 ak' 1s5 90
S2d-st. Nos "a and SO East Chautauqua Planlns
Mn MI, C 81 1a5 ast george L 7o2 Of
waers' No 80 M95 1 NV Se 40 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

lIarion-ave = IS9 Fl OF 194th-st. for a ( story
brick tenement house 5ON1tO, Joseph Es-
paumberger, owner: Harry T Howell architect.
Fllton-ave. No 2O6 20 II n OF Wendover- for
two story brick tenement houses. 5OXllS; Jerry
AItieri Company, owners; Harry T Howell, arch
iteCt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Joseph P, Day: 147th-st, 100 II Of Shave,
25x99 Walter Korn > bunker ct al; Fl L Herzos
atty p Goldman, ref; amount due al 81 taxes ETC.
81 Lac 5 to Lowenfeld Prayer for 80 Nos 90 and
ls-aYe, 1O4th-st, 5O.5N1OO,
bldg; withdrawn; and No 2034 1st-ave
corner 1O5thst 25.3Xl00x rreg. four sty bTk ten h.
SheTis sale Of ell right title, which John Poth had
April q, 1903. SINCE r T Marinsen, atty; Nj l.
Erlanger Sheriff. withdrawn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
NEW JEwELRY STORE OPENED.

Nermod. Jaccard, King & Co.. opened their new
establishment at No. 100 5th-ave,. yesterday. j. j.
Samesreuther. who has been with the company for
twenty years, and is a stakeholder, will manage
the Manhattan store. which is a branch OF the big
st Louis jewelry manufacturing concern He Will
be assisted by corps Of experienced workers.
Mr.. King said that the firm would carry the finest
quality in all lines, and that the prices would be
req HE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
SELLS BIG WEST SIDE PLOT.

william 6. Park mas sold a plot. 100x171.10 feet
extending through the block from 10th TO 10th
st, 80 feet west OF CoIumbus-ave. The plot faces
the Cathedral of ST. John the Divine, and is part
Of the block in which the Women's HOSPITAL
ana the Academy Of Design
The buyer is the Cathedral Parkway Realty
COnpanN.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
INSTITUTION INCREASES ITS HOLDINGS.

The ST. Mary's Free Hospital for Children has
bought No s3s Sti-aVe., three story building on
lot sxIG) feet 70 feet north of 34th-st for $4,000
The institution also owns Nos z35 and 437 9tl-ave
and No. 40 u al West S4th-sr., and No Ala West
S5th-st Tbs parcels adjOiu.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

S5th-st No 21O East: for 6 story brick tenement
house and store. 25NS92; II Segal owner; 3 o 49,
Meyers architect $50
121st-st No 219 TO 223 Bast; for two story brick
nathouses 81. 6xST IL; Peck & ScJbolof, owners;
W INvitan, architect u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
QUICK RESALE OF OLD SLIP PAR@L.
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

VOORHEES, & Floyd have resold for Seth s. Terry
No. 3 Old slip, five story building, &c SKIS feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACT FILED.

oerry-ave W = 31411 IT s Of Gun Hill Road. 25x
4 t3e OK sesb.ck s40Ot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Dusseldorf John r, TO n braun 3ih-st. No
ld2 West, 2 years per cent .------.-.--
Irlpler Thomas n to / Kcan; l'th 81. u s.. 1886
Il OF Avenue Il. instulments' d Per cent?.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
City Hotels.

EIECA ANT furnished apartment with private bath.
a Including meals so weekly. $50 weekly,
hotel service. private telephone GALLArIN HOTEL. 20
West 46tE-st 5t1-ave.
4 ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APARTMENT-Pyl-
L. vata including meals SIS weekly two, 81
VAN RENSSELAER,. 10 East 1uh-st. Shave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
NETWORK FIRM GETS BIG coNTRAc-

Baltimore. May 1-WelIs Bros & Co, of New
York. have secured the contract for the construc-
ton of the Baltimore and Ohio office building here
the estimated cost TO be S,50o0CO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-02
City Property for Sale.

WE CAN OFFER YOU good investments IN lots
w property, Manhattan Bronx.
KELLUM BROS. 1Ssth St and 30 Ave.
4 VENUE A. 7Ist-st.-Five story; : families; -
n rooms a floor: 25x9Ox1OO, 81 $50 price SEA
" HARRIS 20 West 34th-st.