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New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
TO IMPROVE FIFTH-AVE. PLOT.
UPTOWN BRANCH OF FARMERS LOAN And TRUST co.
TO BE on DELAFIELD PARCEL At 41ST-ST.
IN EUen Story Structure Planned for Vest @1ss SHe s6OOOOO
skyscraper To Be Erected for U. s. Erpr Realty Company

Thomas J. Meehan. No. EOS West S4th-st. five
story double hathouse plot 21X1022 for S35 600.
The Greene Taylor Company has resold for
DIR. George Roberts to Miss Alice Palmer No. 6sS
Amsterdam-ave.. a five story t1athouse with store
93d-st
George ]. Fernchild has sold to Augusta Kretsch
house lot 25xlO22 feet
Lawrence Kronenterger and the Bronx Realty
Exchange have sold for A NJ Weiners No. SO
East l69thst. five story building plot $76Xldi
feet; also no. 1221 Tint0n-aVe., twofamily house
on lot Z04xll0 feet to n. HOehn
Friedman & Feinberg have sold the plot, 10Ox99 II
feet the south side OF 14Sth-st 100 feet east of
Broadway, to Peck & Goodstein. who will improve
the property with two five story apartment houses
TO Charles Stoeppler No. 1,520 Avenue a. five
story tenement house. on lot 25.6Xl00 feet.
CroSman x PaSSOn have sold No. 321 TO 337 East
lg0th-st., four hve story tenement houses, each
37.6N1C0I1 feet
Barnet Goldfein has bought the six sorry tene-
a1ent house at the southeast Of Clinton and
Henry sts 25x100. He has bought No. q Ludlow
st. a six story tenement house, on lot 22xloO feet
Also bought with Brown & shs Nos. 90 and -
Ftt-st.. six story tenement house, plot 3I6X
100 feet.
l. Abramson & Bro have sold tor Frederick Nc
Carly and Theodore Macy To Joseph Spector No.
SJf Unlon-aNe, nVe story law apartment
house, on plot 457x14 feet
Max M3IX has bought from Samuel Klein No.
SOY West 1nst-st, five story hathouse, lot 25x
ICO feet, $50 feet of Sth-aVe.
Uhlfelder & Weinstein have sold to builders for
Improvement with six story f1athOuses the plot
Ss1lx120 feet, at the southeast corner of 5th-ave
and l38th-st., and the plot, S91lx100 feet at the
northwest corner of 6th-aVe. and 137th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

A building to be occupied by the uptown branch
OF the Farmers Loan and Trust Company viii be
erected the Deafield estate plot, the south
east corner of 4lSt-st. and 5th-ave The Farmers
Loan and Trust Company has leased the property
through Horace s Ely &c Co for a of twenty
one years. with privilege of renewals
L. Tanenbaum. Strauss & Co. have sold for Sam
uel Sloan jr., No 12sWest 2st-st size 256x92 feet
and for the estate of Sarah Cowdin. No. II West
2lst-st 25xs2 feet. The buyers OF the parcels are
Messrs. Kaye and Einstein who intend improve
the plot with eleven story reproof for
their occupancy. This is the first sale of the
parcels in forty years.
Plans have been filed with Buildings Superintend-
ent Hopper for the new twentythree story hreprOof
skysoraper office building to be erected for the
United States Express Realty Company, of which
Frank h Platt is president. at the northwest
corner or Rector-st. and Trinity Place. which is
near the STE OF the twenty-one story Trinity
building. II VIII have frontage of llS7 feet in
EEector-st;. with two wings fronting 1883 feet in
GreenW1ch-st. and 142 feet in Trinity place.
spectvey. 1t is TO have FACADE of granite for the
nrst nYe stories, and brick trimmed with Gotta
above that II will be equipped with ten passenger
elevators. II is to cost Sl600000 according the
estimate of the architects, Clinton & Russell. . a
plans as filed comprise of forty-two larse
drawings.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
CITY OFFICIALS AT WAR.
CAUSE, RAPID TRANSIT.
Grout and -4hearn Hare TscO Angry
Wrangles at Meeting.

Controller Grout and Borough President Ahearn
had lively tits the Board of Estimate meet
ing yesterday. the first growing out Of a sugges-
ton by Lawrence WELLER. secretary of the City
club. that underground terminal for Brooklyn
trolley be provided at the Manhattan terminal
OF the Williamsburg Bridge.
Il don't agree with you,' said Mr.. Grout Il
have made careful investigation and find that the
Brooklyn cars can be equipped to use the under
ground wire for sll7 a car. There is no reason
why they should TO the Bowery under the
same system that is in use by the Manhattan cars.
Il think the Controllers idea a good one SAID
Mr.. WELLER.
DO you?" said President Ahearn; then don't
1t was at the suggestion of the people you repre-
sent that made careful investigation OF condi-
tions and that this board decided to make park
yVax ~ Telsncev-st We have given contracts for
the grass plots in the Of the roadway and
now you want to take ali the street for trolley
tracks"
..Not for trolIeys, but for the people, suggested
Mr. Crout; the street not put there for grass
plots"
This fight is got up in the interest OF a rail-
road corporation-the Brooklyn Rapid Translt-ou'
] know the needs of the district" said Mr. Ahearn
II tell Won that 10 put another line OF car tracks
in Delancey-st in the midst OF the teeming popu-
lation there would be bad deliberately killing
the children. who have no other place 10 play The
pesse ss bs,,e "a The neonis of The whole city who de-
rnand adequate means 10 reach the bridge. de-
Later president Ahearn objected to any consd-
Grafton of rapid transit route TO Fort Lee ieTry
ground that the last meeting or the Doaru
he asked for information from the Finance De-
partment and had not received it .
You know much about II as any one else,
Mr. Grout said, brusquey, and you did not ask
for the information until alderman standing be.
hind you leaned over and instructed you TO ask It,
Hold oni' shouted Mr.. Ahearn. mo man may
talk TO me like that. No man instructs me what 10
do. You will take that language back.
II speak only OF what saw the Controller re-
Piled -
What reason have you to say was instructed?
Did YOU hear what said TO me?' .
Il have reason except what saw. decline
TO withdraw my remark" and Mr.. Grout lolled
back in his seat defiantly-
Mr. Ahearn white with anger as he said; 1t
fection upon one of his colleagues unless he heard
the instructions given
The Mayor raped for order. Il nave told you
all have to say" Mr.. GrouJ said, and that ended
the second controversy.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
MECHANICS LIENS.

119th-st. No ASP East: Henry G Sillec.I. ir. agt
Giovanni Jos sph Levoli- owner and con
tractor Charles ) Copello. owner. r...............
22d-s No PIT 10 221 East: the r II Ogden Lum-
Der Company agt Herter Realty Company and
Peter Herter, owners and contractor. g
152d-st Nos 453 and 455 West: John Norton agt
Jane Lemon owner and contractor. e.
Hudson ST. No $40; Cork & Zicha agt Samuel
Korn owner; John Steurer, contractor. -.
Washington-ave. corner 1e5th-st. 4OXlOo;
Griffin Roofing Company agt Max RosenthaI ana
Joseph Oshinsxy, owners and contractors
1f9th-st. No 227 East; Henry Heine agt John Doe,
owner: p Alteria, Son & Co. contractors
75th-st Nos AT and 419 East; Julius Muller ast
William Babor. owner and contractor.
122d-s ST. Nos 235 and 237 East: Smith & Son aEt
Max Epstein and Jacob COhn, OWL ers; Max l.
Rohman, contractor. ...-....-.
33d st. No 235 East; the Harris Safety company
agt James Purcell owner and contractor.
1st-aVe, e S, whole front between 3Sth and S9tn
SITS to East River; VI Gould's Sons company aSt
Fsiison Company. owner; ooper-Wegand-Cooke
CnmpanY contractor. :
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

Westchester-ave s. 10 # of Brook-ave: for
eight story concrete warehouse. 2l6XlSI S1
7 Finn owner: Ell Phillips. architect s3UOOot
Therlot-ave, n S. 100 fl of Cornel-ave for a
Wash SsOS owner: John Kennedy architect SOC
l36th-st, % fl of Brown Place; for a hve
schmidt owners w H Birkmire architect. 10000
Washington-ave. W s. 1851 II of WendOver-ave
osher Gordon owner: Eugene ] stern architect 6OOOC
15Gth-st. from Southern Boulevard TO
for five I'VE story brick tenement houses.
Harry T Howell. architect -. 2O5 coo
Brook-ave s. 135th to 136th ST. for five
six story brick tenement houses, three 4'fXSI. two
ers george F Pelham architect 245o0
Prospect ave. e $ G5.96 fl Of Dawson st; for a
Icndes s' owner; Vincent Bonagur arche;t.'. 25OO;
Villa ave G COL n Of 2OOth-st for two
story brick dwelling house. 22SiS; Rafaelo I'm
mediate. owner William kenney, archttect---.. 5000
134th-st 2iO fl Of Alexander ave: for n
frame storage shed 25NJtS; Van Ken
mel Revolving Door Company owners and
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

$1,000 100
L. N5 eutSese to Emil Ffe,sehi; mortgage 900 Nominal
@ Arthur ss@1deT SS2 70 q ka5Snpne
Forest i40 n Of Rock st. 5o1ioo chris
tan Groaberg to Patrick IenihIn. an. ..:: 100
Elm Place 2lO It Of ls9!h st. % Sxioe.0;
unon-aye r v s. part iot 1G, map farm @ Morris,
West Chester; Joseph " WakeIns to Max Katz ,oo
14th-st. st. S 5. lot s62 map unonport ioox2lG;
ME Cowan to Elizabeth a Cowan. 100
Hsae1b c6sa 6sl 15 o anne ann sqs Fltpak naP 100
lothave s02 II Of 2'th-st lSoN''' Gustav "a COO
ls2Ssl $ as y It " Of Amsterdam ave. i25x
100 lo mortsage $1c2 500; 15ls St $50 f.
scheer ct al TO ScheeT iiisberg Realty ana ,,o
Wae Rerei aye 70 William g9rSf RfufsI: All
schanbacter, exrs to Henrietta schubert; mort an.
ciintSn linton ave. corner Oakland Place Irreg
MARKS G Levy to Wolf Burlsnd; mortgage ,oo
1sfhst' n 5. 2c5 it Of Avenue D. 15ox1Oo Union
port Mary Lily to Henry BemmeTle mort ,oo
sGshSsi. 10 ii7 West 25xeso; Eizabeth 5 Fenrch ,o
,,9b aPf another & @ Ge4Tse Fl Of RTsnae b 25xo5a
Ado.ph Reichmann to Otto a T'osalsSy and an ,oo
at6aye. 6aS Of u lot tis map Wake
field; 25x1l4 Horace soo Hill to Eot-lda zam- 100
Cambrcling-ave. 5 E 5 AS 1T W Of columt ave
Lot % bInrk 1P < section a map E;icnwaid Land
i15 COMPANY Of EdenWaid to Wiisn Tfand Nominal
a r1o & ~ # sf ia[ 9crele sc6 100
Lots 3 ! ana 3 block : map lanI W1teaail
Realty Company; Whitehall Realty Company TO ,oo
Lot 2 block s. map; to Grace ,o
Brook ave. No SOC. 5 2ccxiii.5 josegh Ger
hardt to Nathan Lubow; u7rlgage, S2l.I59- -: lu'
Iohn Giese to John FeierWitz ....... 100
Hoe-ave. 18ith-st. l00z50, Hce-ave
q corner 1GTth-st, lCaX51 Philip Weinberg 10
i539s Dunn: i@G9Ttgase' @ Sdtog io
Haynes Heinrich Kunz; mortgage. $500. leo
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

F9ssndor @ ia qg9 & p and %noRfr & to nj TitiS & sr GgaF
due etc as per bond $4,000
schapiro Harris, to Lena Jacobs; % ave- No
Donohue. Charles to George f Ketcham: Path
st. No 43I West due December I. 1905, per 0oo
Tiliman. Isidor R and another to Louis becker;
74thast No SO East; prior mortgage $4,000; o-o
HeyInan, Joseph, to Adorh Fiesser: 14th-st No
ro s EHSr q que 70 J8Rnary WIo I; lgoq; per M
s19 East; prior mortgage. $4,000; years. per 800
Rosenbiam. Jacob ana another to Abraham Adel-
berg and another; 54th-st n $. 167 II Of Lex
tington-ave; prior mortgage, $4,000 3 years. 1000
Roitsno. Giuseppe and another to Eliza peck;
14sd st. 5. 200 IT of Brook-ave prior mort 600
g 272s # " of oh-aye az "a year per cent 70 800
ave 775: years. 8 per cent ,........ sOOO
81. $ 119 II # W of Union-ave: secures per
N@umann Lille {, to whitehall Realty Company;
lots 81 and 81 s2 block ,ap map Of Whitehall Realty .o.
Same to same; lot "a. block B. due co..
oehonsoh Katie to same: lots 81 % and 23 block
3. same map; due July g. 1905, per cent lIs5
other s0tR-st, No AZ West; due september 80. 49,.
RosaIsty Otto H. and another to Adoph Reich.
H2enae @ SI B. prior No @oPsage 2 slsooo 300? due m May
Iaiasn faFS .6 to Of f4ssttaa FGs 9s2nssrs For
Schwalm Maria TO Daniel Reiss: Seton-ave.
220 fl n OF Randall-ave. Edenwold; year. per -
GTsneIii Daniel to Joseph schneider Iosan-st
so it of Mapleave. Willamsbrdge; 49,.
Watson. Carl ni NJ to Augusta A Jefferis Cottage
Grove-ave. $ 100 IT OF Cornel-ave; 800
o'[I9Ia Richard Hamilton Bsak Of NsyTo5k
uary g. 1905 ....,... $500
Van Nest Park years per cent t map 1900
Cohen. Simon, and another Golde & Cohen
Corporation; Thompson-st 100 II of
per- cent p..ot 10000
Marvin John r. to Hamilton Bank of New-YoIk
9 Ser tST cent fV map oi .' ..es. . 1OsO
Demmerle. Henry, Preston Krecker 13th-st,
n S. 205 d. UnOnport: prior -
mortgage, $1,000; years per cent. .......--.. 800
Stoneoridge. William II. Cornelius Gleason;
pears; pes cent 4'o II oi 1000
Grannts. Kate. to Kathryn NJ Hardy Hewitt
1906; per cent M = =. 900
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
MANY TARRYTowN PARCELS SOLD.

Free G. Murray report the following Tarrytown
sales: To Zacharia Olsen the cottage and water
front plot in River-st.. for Margaret Crowley to
Sarah E. Weeks, cottage and grounds on the east
side of River-st., formerly owned by Mary E. Yer
planck; 10 Robert Pollock the cottage and grounds
on the east side of Westinghouse, the property of
Dr. John w Robertson: the ]. Warren Stoddard
properIty in Broadway, North TarrytoWn, compris-
ing house barn and grounds, to Dr. John w Rob
ertSon; the John Irksine property East Irvington
10 Dr Swan; to John F. Englebrandt, the two lots
and barn on the east side of River-st.: the Frank
Il Odel property in Hamilton place to John H
Evans. Also leased the Hill cottage TO Mrs Zuck
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
LONG SALES LIST FROM PETERS & co.

William Peters & Co. have sold for H. F. German
to client two lots on the east side of Van Buren,
st. near Morris Park-ave.; for ]. G. Mahon. lot
the side Of Jefferson-st, 100 feet south OF
Norris Park-ave.: for Gamache & Guilotte to Mrs.
AnnaFSocher. a two-famly dwelling house the
south side Of Columbus-aVe.. 125 feet east of Gar
held-st.; for A. Decker to J. Cohen, a lot on the
side of Taylor-st. 225 feet north of Columbus
ave; for client to Gamache Guilotte lot
the north side of Columhus-ave.. rs feet east OF
Hancock-st.. and, in conjunction with the Geiszler
& Haas Realty Company, a two-family dwelling
house the east side Of Louse-st. 125 feet north
of Coumbus-aYe.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
BIG FLOOD IN SIOUX RIVER.
Houses Float Down Stream, and Valuable
Crops Are Ruined

Sioux City. Iowa, July THE Big Sioux River is
higher than it has been in twenty years. and gen.
eral alarm exists along its banks for fifty miles
above Sioux City. second rise. reported as being
a foot and a half at Hawarden, is coming.
Thousands OF acres of crops have been ruined by
the overflow, the river varying from half mile
three miles in width. Houses have been seen float
ing down the stream, but deaths have been re-
PORTED Yet, though families have been driven out.
Al Xix Point the stream is above the danger line,
ana a further rise OF six inches will submerge the
place A dozen farmers whose homes are under
water have retreated Elk Point
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
peLANY AGAINST uTTLEToN.

In long opinion presented yesterday 10 the Board
Of Estimate Corporation Counsel Delany decided
that the contention of Borough President Lttleton,
OF Brooklyn regarding rapid transit franchises was
entirely withiut merit and based on incorrect in
terpretation OF the Rapid Tansit Act Mr.. Lttleton
opposed any action by the board a couple Of weeks
ago. on the grounds that the board had no power,
and that all questions Of rapid transit construction
ana operation must be submitted TO vote Of the
people. MT. Delany says that the question OF
municipal construction OF a rapid transit system
submitted TO the people in 1894, and approved
by an overwhelming majority, lS2,7H to 42Sl6.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
cANFIELp,s MOTION DENIED.

The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court YES
terday handed down a decision. without opinion
denying the motion OF Richard Garfield for the con-
soldatiOn Of The two actions which John Delahunty
is Bringing against him. The first of these is for
s27,50O, under alleged agreement by which Can
field is said TO have promised TO pay Delahunty 25
per cent OF Sl3O.OO the face value of three notes
held by Canhed. Delahunty claims that though
he recovered the full amounts. ne received only
5000 The second suit is for S32.094.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
UNUSUAL BRONX BUILDING ACTIVITY.

The approximate cost Of The Bronx buildings for
which plans were filed yesterday $S74, 800. This
is said 10 be the second largest total of this kind
in the history cf The Bronx The record total was
made on June q. II is SSS1.500.
Building operations in The Bronx increasing
at an enormous rate. the record for the first
six months of 1905 show, when the cost of the
projects was within $3.500.000 of the entire
pended for Bronx structures in 1904 The amount
for the first six months was Sl95SS,715 The amount
for the first six months in 1904 S9296,305 and
$zJ058,lS for the entire year OF 1904
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08

Rector-st n s. from Trinity Place Greenweh.
st; for twelty-three story ONCE building. 1lS1
x136x irregular; United States Express Realty 90 90
Clinton Russell architects 81 600 Oot
133d-st, n S 210 IT of 5th-ave. for six story
anG apother owner @ sass archect 80 coo
IO5th-st No 239 to 247 East; for two six story
brick tenement houses. 40 7x100 H. a Schlesng-
er and another, owners; e A Meyers architect SOOOt
I6Sd-st. n s. 100 it of St Nicholas-av for two
five story brick tenement houses. S16NsS;
arcbifsnt nT9hGmy huoins 10000
65th-st. Nos S35 337 East for six story
G 0GS Horenb,r@er Straub architects 80 OOs
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

Hughes-ave, .e s. 45 IT of 1SSth-st, 15oxS7.6:
James NJ Wentz loans Belmont Realty and
Construction Company. . d. o.
T Hockey loans Emma S Mestaniz.
152d-st, n s, $50 IT Of Broadway. 1OOx1OO; City
Mortgage Company loans Ida kaufman and
George Schuman.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

At IA Nesey-st-By Joseph Day: Eagle-ave. e s. n
o. Neschester-ave JCX230 vacant SALE bid In
az a. $40 500 81 Bond st. 14O1 # Il of Bowery
zoH I0x25 5x69 IL story brk h. Met Savings
8Es bdi u He ste Crox ct all Hutchins atty;
70 Lehman for S2S. 600; 80 Sth-st II s. 5545 # OF
oth-aEe 23XS IL; sty brk h: W Hoffman and ano
aSt bernstein ct al; Guggenheimer L & NJ attys
s H Weinhandler ref; due S19 41s u; taxes etc
$500: adjourned sine die "
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
HOUSE FOB PHYSICIAN TO COST $4,000.

Plans have been filed for five story basement
and attic dwelling house to be built for DR.. Richard
H. Derby, No 113 East 71st-st. 1t is be 90 feet
front and 1912 feet deep. with a facade OF orra-
mental brick trimmed with limestone, the design
being Colonial, with balcony the second story.
II is to S25 600 The architects are Hopping
Koen & Huntington.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
LEASES A 1oTH.AvE. TENEMENT HOUSE

E. V. Pescia & Co have leased for Mrs II Ringle
to a client the story double tenement house
No. 492 l0th-ave for a term Of five years. at an
aggregate rental of S2O5J0
The same firm has sold for the Ignatz Florio Co
operative Society TO Harris e TimbIe from the
plans. the three six story law tenement houses
Nos 81, Sl3 and 3l5 East lG9th-st. d plot 44xO0
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
TELEPHONE WAR IN INDIANA.

IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE.l
Richmond. Ind, July There are many indica-
tons that the Bell Telephone Company is making
heroic effort TO break the strong independent
competition that is offered in Indiana The Bell
company has succeeded in some instances in secur-
lng control OF independent exchanges, and is ne
gOtatlng Tor others. IL Is apparent that there will
be hgnt the bitter end.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
TRUST co. SELLS FOUR BRONX HOUSES.

J. Clarence Davies has sold for the United Real
Estate and Trust Company the four two family
brick houses the side of Waton-ave.. 227
feet north of Burnside-ave., a plot 101Xl00 feet
No 2,062 2,O5S Waton-aVe.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
AUGUST BELMONT SAID TO BE BUYER.

August Belmont was yesterday reported to have
bought No. 80 East 34th-st.. a four story dwelling
house. a lot 1SSx9S9 feet. He was recently said
TO have purchased Nos. 46 and IS East 34th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
MORTGAGE FOR $1,000, 900 FILED

IBy TELEGRAPH THE TRI5UNE.l
Cambridge Mass. July IA mortgage for s 00e.
coo was filed at the East Cambridge Courthouse
to-day covering properties of the Union Bag and
Paper Company The company prop
erty in Watertown, which necessitated fling
mortgage here. IL runs twenty-five years at 3 per
cent payable at the Trust Company of America,
New-YOrk.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
GET A ST. NIcHoLAs-AvE. PARCEL.

Samuel Green has sold TO Kanter & Cooper a plot
75x20O feet the east side of ST Nicholas-ave
extending through to Edgeconb-ave. and beginning
40 feet north of l50th-st. The buyer will erect
nathuseS on the premises.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
REALTY NOTES,

The Franklin Building Company took title yester-
day TO No. z9 Chambers-st.. from st. MichaeTs
Protestant Episcopal Church The size OF the parole
$4,000
Slawson Hobbs the brokers in the sale
recently reported Of No 15l West 72d-st. for ] s
RadNey
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
WILL IMPROVE LexINeToN-AvE CORNER.

T. Kingsley No. 1854 to 1858 Lexington-ave., the
southwest of 10lst-st. three private houses
now occupied by the Young Women's Hebrew AS
sociation and the Series Sewing Circle. This COM
pletes the sale for Improvement of the four cor
ners at LeXington-ave. and 10lst-st
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
MORE FREMONT TERRACE SALES.

The Bankers Realty and Security Company has
sold through Edward Gainsborg. lots Nos. $685. 319
800 S21, 201 and 5S2; through E. Samson. lots No
199 and 200; through NJ Ehrlich. lots Nos. 679. $50
5s2 5s3 5st and 55 and through other brokers' lots
Nos 393 and 623. in fremont Terrace.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
BUY LARGE PLOT IN THOMPSON ST.

Cohen Kraft have bought from Gode Cohen
the plot, n410x1OO feet No 81 to g Thompson-st.,
between Broome and Spring SITS, which they will
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
NEW OWNERS FOR THE RoxANE.

Philip Weinberg and Samuel Goldstein have
bought through l. L. Dunn the Roxane apartment
house, No. 65 to 69 West 1Z7th-st., 50xl00 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

23sth-st s. 200 It OF Oneida ave, x: Percy
p Hopp agt Samuel Graham ct al; June 9. 1908
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
s'The Van Twiller Diamonds, :"
Lillian Whiting,
GA Trip to Russia !"

by an American journalist of the Jew
ish faith is a true story of the ex-
periences of a well known magazine
writer in Russia a few years ago
The true way in which the Russian
government tolerated the travelling
Jew Is depicted.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
The Hay Box

a new kind of economical cooking
apparatus.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
JUDGM ENTS,

he following judgments were filed yesterday, the
t name being that OF the debtor:
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first name is that Of the debtor. the second
that Of the creditor. and date when Judgment
New-York tribune., 1905-07-08
A Beautiful Country Seat

Daheim, the estate of c. F. Dietrich
neer MillbrOOk. Dutchess County,
y. Y,