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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
MAY END MAIL STRIKE.
Government authorities Planning to
Take York from Contractor.

That the postal authorities contemplate taxing
charge of the collection and delivery Oh the mai
and the service generally was shown oy Ie pres
ence in this city yesterday OF superintendent "'
n Masten one Of the head men of the Postal De-
partment in Washington, who has Tor many years
had personal charge Of the mail wagon contracts
In the larger Eastern cities Mr.. Masten keeps so
thoroughly in touch with the situation IN the
larger cities that he Is able at a moments notice
to Immediately organize service that could, after
few DAYS getting shape make the collections
and deliveries with 4 promptness that would be
satisfactory He always has a list Of men WHO
have wagons. horses and men that he can get at
a moments notice.
1t was said that agents Of Mr. Masten have been
in the city for several days past perfecting this
list and acquaintng themselves with conditions,
with q view to the quick organization of service
to take up the contractors work In ADDITION 10
the customary list Of men having horses e1o
wagons it is said Mr.. Masten also has augmented
this list with the addresses OF men who will furnish
the government with large number of big automo-
biles to be used in the service.
One rllmor has it that it is the intention of the
contractor should the company fail to reach a
satisfactory agreement with the strikers by Satur-
dav evening 10 close the barn at midnight on Sat
,rdav and inform the government that it has
abandoned the contract. 1t is said that the con-
tract taken at such close figures that the com
pany finds itself unable 10 proceed further, paying
me ems o p man tskins the striking drivers
places. and that it would be cheaper to abandon
the contract and pay the government the dehlct
than to continue at present So many add
tional expenses have arisen result OF the strike,
il is said that the contractors find themselves IN
able 10 meet them and have money enough LETT
to continue the service until the expiration of the
contract, and that it would be cheaper TO aban-
don It.
4 conference between Postmaster Wilcox, As
sistant Postmaster Morgan, the Superintendent OF
Marooms the Superintendent of the Railway Mail
Service and Mr. Masten held in Postmaster
WicoXs office Yesterday afternoon While the
conference was going number of men, evidently
strangers in New York and said to be assistants OF
Mr.. Masten, called into the room from time 70
time make reports 1t said that these men
were from Washington. and are all experienced In
the mail wagon contract affairs, and have several
times in the past assisted Mr. Masten in organizing
a wagon service in the large cities upon ten or
twelve hours notice. Every Indication points to
sudden termination Of the strike by the govern
ment's assuming the duties of the contractor,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
REPORTED LEASES.

Post d Reese have made the following leases: 90
II East 9th-st., for Mrs. Charles Hoffman to MI
Patterson; No 26 East 61st-st., for Abraham Bau-
douine to a Mr.. EZkus: No. 101 East 62d-st-, for
Charles a. Moran. a Mr.. Bull No. loS East 69th'
st. for William y. Sloane to Arthur H. Fesey;
No. IS East 7Oth-st, for Charles G. Curtis TO MI
Holister; Nc 116 East 7Sd-st, for Emil Frank to
Leon Tannenbaunl; an apartment at No. 423 Madi-
son-ave for Frank ". Bruins TO Horace z. Parker
apartment at Ne 7l5 4adison,aye for NJ FFe e1s
Park-ave. for Norton c. Nichols to j. Dolinger
No. 1927 Park-ave., for Amos r. E. Pinchot TO
Mr. Tyler, and also No. 500 MadisOn-aVe. for Dr.
George y, Miller TO a Mr.. Dickerman.
NJ. &, L. Hess have leased for the estate OF simon
CioIdenberg for a term of years five lofts in the
building No IS to % Washington Place, comprising
60 COO square feet, to various tenants. Also. for
Charles T. Jones, the store and basement in the
building, Nos 1.163 and 1,165 Broadway at a year
" rental of 5000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
FOR THE EDINB0R0 100000.
PARCEL An ELEV4TOR APARTMENT HOUSE IN AM
5TERDA lf-AYE-W. OPPENHEIN THE BUYER
Company Build Roo of daJe FathouSui Begun to
Get Land for CortLandt-st Tunnel Terminal

44th-st Nos S2s and $50 West. 44x1004; Ellen
pany mortgage. $i4 666 n's.el D-.' 100
to Max Enrich ri hS and aaoe aaEaR
1868: Jacob Wolf to Albert J schwarzler Nominal
Edwards to solomon Goldman: ali liens Nominal
Goldman to James T Barry mortgage $4,000. Nominal
to Julie 8e 10 laT 81 500 ernaa 100
another: mortgage. Sc Nominal
to Mary Ml gI oFg3gs o 81 2; coo ;: 100
,6f Jennie Lyy mor5ag zoos Addison to
14d-s 81 $50 # Of Ieaox oSx irregular
Joseph Rosentha to David Liberman and an ,oo
adaTe. NJ 500 s. 2oxS6; Joseph Chapman to
James Fur 3Bf m0Tgase se nominal
to julius israel mortgage $3.50 Omitted
to Sarah Bernstein; mortsags Si4 coo Nominal
trustee to Jennie Henderson ct al x part Nominal
to Pauline Barber; mortgage S25Q Nominal
Mcmahon to Institute of Mission Helpers; ,oo
6sgney to David casney tr ali tte 8s5
12h s sg 9 IT T %f sdaT gc5g5eS and
Boston Road W s 1132 # n Of 167th-st 84xioo
James T Barry solman Goldman; mortgage an
RGsedae-ave $. Is it n Of Mansion-st 2511oo
J9seP5 seahaTt to t.. Frederick K9hihaas 100
Elizabeth Napier ct al to Bertha .yolken!ng 100
I a4 Flofs SS BuT dsG to Giuseppe Bado
mortgage 81 500 ....................... 100
Crotona- ave, No 1884. s. 16.sx70: Annie
Neville to Timothy Raftery; mortgage So 900 Omitted
Taa Ba+bT and 4 another 1T Of to sam PEoa
52d-st. No 44s West 2Sgioo5 charles Mahony
to John + Bodine; part all title 2.14o
Same property; Isabel Milne Nominal
1st-ave No 1913. 25x10O Philip Zuckerman
to Morris Weiner and another; mortgage $50 600 100
S2d-st. n $50 IT OF 10th-ave. 25X100.5: John
H Bodine to Ahram Bachrach: mortgage, $4,000 100
West End-ave. No SSS, 20 6X100 Sarah Stras-
bourger Lansing c Holden; m0rtgage $4,000 100
3d-ave n eIth-st. o. 2x100; Esther A
Wheaton to julius Miller: mortgage SAG 800. 100
Brook-ava. No 1872. 44x1O0 Ella Weiss
TO Matilda Percles; mortgage. $685. 100
Unionport; Josepha Kruger Maria " Dit
mar; mortgage, 81 Nominal
e7th-st. g. 235 # of 5th-ave. 10 X irregular;
Annie Davis to Maria Parke; mortgage.
49th-st. No 240 East 19x1O05 Mary NJ Butler to
Julia Kennedy. Nominal
SuIlvan-st, corner Watts-st Harris Fried
man ct al TO Antonio Greece mortgage. $4,000 100
pany to William Fredericks; mortgage 81 500. 100
Sherih-st Nos and 8. 50x100 Elias senft
ct al to Henry Altman and another; mortgage 90
west Bpoadvay Nos 423 and 425 50xioo Maria
Wimpie to Francis Hessberg mortgage $50. 900 100
Broou7e-st. No 300, n s. 25xs4 4; Sgpund Cohn
Adoiph sehlssingor; mortgage $4,000; .;.. 100
40th-st n s. $50 OF 25x9S.9; Edgar
gage $4,000 Nominal
s2d-st. No SOC East 25x102 2: Abraham Jacobs to
John Crocoll; mortgage SO 900. 100
fStll-s s. 1T5 # Of Avenue a. 1S-SX1OO5i
James F CTumbie ct al. exrs, TO Sigmund Lem - -.
haTdt and another ..........-...-. 1900
Bross to william Bross Nominal
r10th-st No 81 West Il 6x1O011; Leopold Fret
berger Fannie FreibeFger and another 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Washington ave n " corner 1e7th-st 5Ox90; Nor
RS Simon ct al to Joseph Rosenberg; mortgage.
$4,000 .........-e.. 800
162d-st No 40 West. 18.6xI126: August Eckle
10 Charles Briggs $40 900. Nominal
13sth-st No 70s East 23loHloS-3; Jennie Gold
stein to Simon II Gasscheib mortgage, S14. 600 100
14th-st Nos 316 31s East. 45x102.3: Henry
Altman a Elias SWIFT and another mort
gage $4,000 100
6th-st. n 1886 n OF Avenue G 25.4xsO 10:
Harris Gettnger Abraham GolingeT ana
another mortgage l,5OO. leo
to simon Egeamaoht. mortgage. $50 900 100
I56th-st n :, 1902 II OF Courtsudt- ave. PAX
100 q John shea to Lewis Brown, Nominal
Sth-ave. l3sth-st. p. 1lxso; Siegemnnd
5s5 coo 100
4oth-st No 445 west. 25xes9. Gilbert H Mon
other mortgage Si1sg $40 .6 oo6 -.s,, 100
Gal Company p to Peri1a 5G ana Olive Kneh 1000
charles cogs%eu 100
Lots 81 IS. map S ]. Haight al sVVestchester;
Catherine Ward 10 sophie Y Mnasian; = part;
all title Nominal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
ARIZONA WATER COMPANY ORDER.

Judge Holt in the United States Circuit Court.
yesterday, signed order authorizing Hiram R.
Steele receiver of the Arizona Water Company,
to issue receivers certificates not exceeding 100000
The money is to be a first lien the property of
the company and Is to be used in re-establishng
the water supply OF the company in Arizona. The
receiver is instructed to expend SSS,134 IN the
construction OF a dam and the Improvement OF
certain portions Of the property owned by the
pany.
Arthur B. Leach. Morgan G. Buckley. William
II. Borrows and Charles S. Fairchild, who own the
majority Of the outstanding first mortgage bonds
Of the company. consented to the Issuance OF the
certificates The company was thrown into the
hands OF a receiver through the suit of the New
York Trust Company 10 foreclose bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

J. Clarence Davies has sold for the Russell Realty
and Improvement Company No 1S5 Aexander-ave.,
d five story double fathouse, with stores, 25xloo
feet.
Folsom Brothers have sold for Mandelbaum &
Levine a plot 15ox1o0 feet, on the north side of
78d-st IS feet east OF Avenue A, to John Flea
The buyer Of No. 16 West 55th-st., recently sold
by Henry D. Winans & May, is Henry F. Shoe
maker.
c. Tuoti & Co. have sold for Binder & Baum to
client new six story brick building, with stores,
at the northeast corner of Houston and Sullivan
Frederick r Barry has sold for Henry Weller to
John L. Martin No l55 East iot6-st l p slooy
and basement brownstone front dwelling mousse on
lot 20xlG05 feet. - -,,,--,.., ?,
Washburn No. 1853 LeNlngton-aVe- q uNe stoLg
single hathouse, on lot l68xI0 feet ao1olnng me
sgdney S. Cohen has resold to a Mr.. Alexander
Nos $50 and 552 West 45th-st. two four story fiat
houses, plot 50XiOO5 feet Lightenberg was the
The Batheate Real Estate Exchsnge + and s0aa s s
Baron have sold for J. Silyerstein the plot 6oxSSIt
Lenox-ave. 10 builder for Improvement \.
zo & Cohen have sold fEF PhP H fo9r aSoF TO
single hathouse on lot 2oxl0oll feet 80,
and solomon HerneT to Jackson & Stern Nos. 237
and 259 East l24th-st two three story dwelling
Frederick T Barry has sold for Gonrad Weber
the three story brownstone front DWELLING, house
at the northwest corner OF 91st-st. and Park-aVe'
sschTeiber ( Reill!eb have sold for oa Samuel l
112th-st two six story fathouses, in course OF
construction each on plot 40X100.11 feet.
London & Merryash have resold the northwest
corner Of 126th-st and 2d-ave.. a plot 99.11x106
feet to a Mr. Small. who will erect three six story
tenement houses.
Charles NJ siegel has bought from George Flam-
mer No. 443 West l1th-st. a HYe story tenement
house on lot 25x92 feet.
George BrettelI & Son have sold for L Blumen
stock to Mark Blumenthal the five story triple
Aathouse No. 238 East 123d-st.. on lot 26xl0o.1
feet.
story dwelling houses Nos. l20 and ~ East 10Th
st. on nlot SO. 4x1001 feet.
Arthur G, Mulker has sold for, a client TO IsIdor
a. Wollheim No. I05 East 102d- st, a five story
double fathouse, on lot 25X1001 feet.
A. ". Miller & Co. have sold for Charles Z.
AppIeby No $40 $50 West 45th-st., four five story
tenement houses, plot 10OxlOO.5 feet, TO George
MatOur.
S. Lefkowitz has sold the six story double tene
ment house No 227 East 63d-st on lot 25x1Go5 feet
Sol Freidus has sold for Albert Rosenblatt No.
500 East 134th-st, five story double fathouse, on
lot q. 4xlO0 feet.
NJ l. & c Ernst have bought from Max Orbach
& Son No 1lS St. Ann save, a five story double
/. Chase has sold for j, Nostrick the southeast
corner of 163d-st and Jackson-ave., four story
double fathouse, with stores. on lot T2X25 feet.
Plau & Roberts have resod No. 456 TO i+0 East
S5th-st old buildings, plot 75X1022 feet The
buyer has reso!d the property to builder for i'm
r,rCy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29

William Oppenheinl has bought from the Corpora
ton IIquidating Company the Edinboro, SIX
story elevator apartment house. at the northwest
corner of 103d-st. and Amsterdam-ave.. on plot
75.11x1o0 feet. The purchase price was ABOUT
$4,000.
H. J. Kantrowitz has resold for Hillman Gold
ing to the Hauben Realty Company the block front
on the west side of 2d-ave between 99th and Tooth
sts plot 2O110x10S feet, and the plot 15Oxl00 feet
in 99th-st adjoining. The buyers will erect on the
premises nine six story fathouses.
A lis pendens was filed yesterday against No
"a 20 CortIandt-st Nc 196 TO 200 Fulton-st, Nos
30 Al and ~ Dey-st,, and the leasehold property
Nos IS and SO Dey-st. and No. 80 Cortlandt-st, IN
proceedings brought by the Hudson and Manhattan
Railroad Company TO acquire title to the property
Stetson, Jennings & Russell are the attorneys for
the plaintiff. The parcels form part OF the site
chosen for the terminal station of the Cortland-st
tunnel.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
ORDERS IssUED.-Ths following Army ahC
Navy orders have been issued;
ARMY.

ARMY.
... rbfin & GoIDERMAN. artillery
<1sS CORPS. 18th COMPANY, Coast Artillery to IN
assigned list.
r,rst Lieutenant WILLIAM HORST, eth Infantry to
his regiment .
lieutenant Colonel DANIEL N TAT no ader
BsPaTtmsats Of IF the s'5 IaSes no
lieutenant colonel WALTER S. SCHUYLER, % Cav
I,.utsnant colonel LEVI P HUNT. Sd Cavalry to 20
csDtajn GEORGE V MosELEY. 1st Cavavlry. to 5th
csDtain PAUL. H. MecooK. I'd IHfantry. to 28th In
Captain DEANFs c HOWARD. assistant surgeon be
fore Board Army Medical Museum washington
CAPTAIN CHARLES H HUNTER. artillery Corps be
fore board, Preside Of San Francisco examin@-
tion for promotion.
Indignation OF First Lieutenant GEORGE DElsS' AZ
fillery Corps, accepted.
First Lieutenant PHILIP YoST, unassigned list 10
18th Co1npauy-. Coast Artillery
second Lieutenant THOMAS a, JONES. 72d Company
ssth Company. Coast ARTILLERY
second Lieutenant FIELDING L. POINDEXTER, lo4th
to I'D Company, Coast ARTILLERY
Second I'D Lsu{s 1B 55ba P Coast ATsr
second Lieutenant STANLEY :. ROSS. 2sth. to 18th
Company. Coast ARTILLERY
eecond Lieutenant WILLIAM T CARPENTER. IN
assigned list. 10 2Sth COMPANY Coast Artillery.
,..u..,.,, p FOLEY. detached the wabash. to the
Lieutenant 0 s KNEPPER. resignation accepted.
IAsutenant F, SWIFT, retired. detached the Fish
Ensign p P svARz. - Naval Academy.
sIidshipman H u. CHILDs. from Naval Examining
Board Washington home TO await orders
Surgeon L / voN wEDEKIND. detached the Ian
caster. navy recruiting rendezvous, chicago
Surgeon T. W RICHARDS detached nevy recruiting
rendezvous. Baltimore
Surgeon c n DEVELINE- detached Naval Hospital.
Philadelphia, 10 Lancaster
Passed Assistant Surgeon a F PECK detached the
Bennington. to the Concord.
Passed Assistant Surgeon q J.. ANGENY. Naval
Hospital philadelphia
Passed Assistant Surgeon !. NJ MOORE, detached
orders
Assistant Surgeon E. u. BROWN detached navy yard
Mare Island: Naval Medical school. Washington.
Assistant Surgeon A EEIGER 10 navy yard. Mare
Island
Assistant Surgeon II. HULL detached Naval Hospital
Philadelphia: D Naval Academy.
Assistant Surgeon T. 6 HFINFR detached navy yard.
Washington; TO the scorpion
Acting Assistant Surgeon T. A RIcHARDsoN detached
MOVEMENTS of yEssELs-The following
movements OF naval vessels have been reported to
the Navy Department:
ARRIVED.
sspsen1ber 2i-Ths SoIsce the Farragut the Fox the
Preble. the Davis Marbehead Island.
SAILED.
september zI-The Ohio Oregon. the Bainbrdge
Barr, the Chauncey. the Dale. the Decatur. the
eo4iroS ana from che Foo for
SHANGHAI; ths Wisconsin ffom Che-Foo Yoko-
hama; the Nanshan from Che-Foo for CaNtte; the
faiao Hong Kong fer Csaton. the Leonidas
FrovIncetowr for Lambert Point: the Alexander
Guam for CAME
September 2sThe syiph nom oyster Bay for Washing
- 41-,-e commissioned 9Th inst navy yard
1A' eSogfofk 70 reserve torped0 hotiila-
The e-erc commissioned navy yard Puget Sound
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Rosenberg, Joseph, to Morris Simon and anotheri
per- 1s eens 'o.s corner lou. .. ! $500
;sfS @n!i F to Psi EA thPss @
Same to same Crotona ave No cps demand 100
B43haeh %am ana ,S SRo Es % 5ns ecsbs
GoIlingeT Abraham TO II Gettinger; eth-st No
719 East; prior mortgage. $4,000; years. TO
Prospect Avenue Realty Company to Lawyers
as a ana 0s cSgfny due sS6sr
s 1905 per cent m II ol los 90
Bodns, John H, 70 I B Milne; 62d-st No 44s ,,,o
Dorfman, Waidemah Rst to Levy 29th-st =
Bernstein, sarah to T Bsrne; kilenst No 81; on
A' Bank 2sth 9 20 81 West Years. ~
F 61 to Az E E9EHsn fou iso p.
Really ~ comg "a to F M2D Io9
cages 5000; years per cent; \, ,,.: SUI
lst--avs. corner 1o0th-st due December l. ,ooo
ergS SSr julius to simon; lo4th 4o.S =,
It W OF sthoaye; year arr BOSTON oad 4
l192 # n Of !67th,st; prior mortgage :, oo
Raftery Timothy J, to A Melville; crotona- -.
ave No 1924: years. :: -, 16o
bytery OF N S!tl- io4thst s. 200 IT
10 49, prior mortgage. $4,000; years. per
Greece. Antonio to H Friedman and another
gage $40 COO; due March rs 1910: per cent. IL oO
S' Terrace VIEW TieSa1e 20 s. 14s2 Of Kings
bridge-ave: prior mortgage, $500; years.
Thornton Brothers Company to William H May
rnard; Teller ave 5. 524.1 # Of 169th-
Primrose. George H, to Mutual Life Insurance
Company: I3fst-st. No 246 West; rerecorded
from April % 1905 per bond. 500
Frederick. william to Thornton Brothers Com
pos per cent $50
st. M go: instaiments per ent..l 75O
Business Mems Realty Company to a Segel:
beT cent 80 ZOO
I.eonhardt S and another to American Mortgage
TenTs 9'1 Ter cent 1900
sane 70 2e saql' SO PER n 1soO
sane 70 2a Sa1ne 5is per cent 1900
sane 70 2e salsl' 5ls per cent 1900
sane R 70 ye saIae 81 per cent 1900
HS Wsst Years r. per 1aoot
I9 94a Vest N15 Instruments r per- LOO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
BIG isTHMIAN LOCOMOTIVE CONTRACT.

The Isthmian Cana: Commission has awarded
contract to the American Locomotive Company for
12o locomotives of the mogul type. One hundred OF
the locomotives win weigh sixty-four tons each.
and are intended for handling the used for
excavating work the Panama Canal. while the
rest weighing seventy tons each TO be utilized
for road service Deliveries will be begun in De-
cember and viii be completed in June, 1905. The
value Of the contract is about $2.000000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
MECHANICS LIENS.

Exchange Place. corner New-st. I47XI1.S:
WestinEhousa Traction Brake Company agt
Commercial Gable Building Company. owner;
the Ellis Company. contractor .....'...--.
ener owner and contractor.
1T6th-st $ $ 81 It Of Westinghouse. Axis:
Moore e I.andsiegel agt Sommer Construction
Company, owner and contractor ...-..-
53d-st No 6 West; New-Yorl Mosaic and Marble
ice owners: George a Gaenzer CO. con
tractors = :,
Vronkow owner: Levin & Levin Contracting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
H. G. RUNKLE BEGINS SUIT.
Lawson and Burrage Brothers Defendants in
Action to Recover 100000.

Boston, Sept. 28.-The suit of Henry G. Runkle,
Of New-York against Albert c. Burrage, Charles
D. Burrage and Thomas W. Lawson. to recover
about $4,000 said to have been subscribed by
number of parties in 1929 to purchase copper mines
heard to-day by Judge Fox. in the Superior
Court. on demurrers filed by the defendants. De-
cision reserved. Runkle states that the sub
scribers whom he represented misinforned as
10 the character of the project In their demurrers
the defendants claim that there sufficient
allegations of any fra or false representations
their part and that there is equitable cause
Of cnmnlainl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

49th-st. No 247 West: Murray & Hill Company
AIT John Haskell ct AL June %. 1905. .-...-...
Marion-ave g 90 . Il OF I93d-st, 5Ox99: Fred
erick wandelt agt Catharine Mulholand; August
1898 o,s ., o, ,,o, c.r,,ci ard
another agt Solomon Finkelstein and another
September 3. 1908 (by bond). ....-.....-- .....S
S7th-st. No So 20 go East Manhattan Color Works
agt King ct all September 20. 1905--.......-..-.
IO4th-st. No i'll 10 III West. William ScroERy agt
Jonas Freedman ct al; September -, 1903 Coy
.
Eldridge-st Nos $50 and 2S4 Joe Eckstein ct al
agt John Stammart ct al: September %, 1905.
Tnth-st g 100 II Of 2d-ave Griffin Roofing
Company agt Emily Glauber ct al May IS. 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
LIS PENDENS.

Cortlandt-st No SO, and Deyst Nos So and &c. lease
holds Cortlandt-s No 81 10 40 Deyst Nos 80 II and
- and Fulton-st No 200; Hudson Manhattan
Company Katharine Jackson al executors
Russell
2dave No COZ; Charles Appleby ct al, trustees aGt
Frederick Ruhng al foreclosure OF mortgages;
attorneys Cannon & Cannon.
1st-ave 976 9TS; Mechanics Construction Com
Edward Gethn foreclosure OF nortgagss)J
attorney. a r Bunneu.
Lewis-st No 10: Lena Baum agt Israel Jacobowitz
Specific perfornanCel attys, Rose & Putzsl
Bleecker-st No 249; Adelaide c Gutter agt Annie z
Nelson ct al (partitionl; attorney II @ I4oeR.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

Liverpool Sept. 2s.-Cioslng: CoTToN-spot IN fair
demand prices points lower: middling fair
cid; good niddiing. 5s7d: midiing 7ld; low mid
ding SD: ordinary 6.STd: ordinary. 52ld- The
sales day 10000 bales Of which 500 were
for speculation and included 1900 American
Receipts. bales American. Futures opened
easier and closed quiet; niddling. Sep
TENDER h6Hd September October 56Sd. October and
November, $3.50: November and December S6dd De
cemher and January 569d and February 3 T2d
February March. < I'D; March and April S,76d
April and May ; I'D; NAY and June. Ied: June and
3 Juv and August SOD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
SAYS DISCRIMINATION WAS SHOWN.
President of Chicago Great Western Raps
Interstate Commerce Commission.

St Paul Sept. 2S.-That several railroad COM
panies have been singularly favored by the Inter
state Commerce Commission in its proceedings
against alleged violators OF the Ant-Rebate law
was charged by President A. r. Stickney of thee
Chicago Great Western Railroad in an interview
here to-day
Proceedings have been brought" he said,
against fifteen or twenty companies. but the com
mission refused to take any steps against two or
three other roads Those roads still continue to
give rebates. Just they did before Those roads
have not been interfered with
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
NOTICES AUTO" KILLS
Doctor Rams Ocer Wealthy Neigh
boris .Son-U1fe Faints.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune

=, the boulevard this evening, Henry the
t-ve,ye-vear-old son Of Dr. H Herbert Herbst
8 wealthy physician. was struck and instantly
killed by an automobile owned and driven by
mr. Palmer J. Kress, a neighbor ana IfleIo-
mr. Kress has had his automobile only Two
Sa~s and was learning 10 operate IL Ihs
,1,,ffeT1r beside him grabbed the wheel too laie
"a avoid the collision. Mrs. kress falnted on me
- ea+ me boys father is an ex-president
81 the PENNSYLVANIA State Medical Society, anG
ss the author OF several medical and botanical
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
REPORT I'M PAY DIRECTOR RINGS CASE.

washington. Sept 2.-The naval court OF Inquiry
cohvened az the request OF Pay director James a,
t3,r, - ,no,f-e into his administration geneI al
.toretxeet,er at the Boston Navy Yard to-day sub
nnstted its report TO the Navy Department the re-
mort was referred 10 the Office Of the Judge advocate
rersf Of the navy, where il noT IS under consiQ-
eIaticn-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-29
SALE OF A BROOKLYN BLOCK.

I. S, Barnard has bought plot of twenty-three
Brooklyn lots, comprising the block bounded by
New Utrecht and 14th ayes, 18Th and 69th SITS, s.
Frank was the broker