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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-11
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS

11th-st s s. ass It of Avenue c. Unionpordi Two
story and attic frame dwelling house: Zzx4o'
Casimir IIohnk owner; IL 0arvan. arcn1tect.-
f4gh-st n s 125 # OF Park-ave: one story frame
wagon shed 25x25; Aniello Basilica. owner; 1
rocnst-aVe n W corner 135th-st, two story brick
hotel 25x75; Port Morris Market Company OWL
ar: T ] Jenkins architect. .--..-...
is5th-st n S. rs IT W Of Locust-sys. three one
story brick stores 50050 Port Morris Market
company owner; T ] Jenkins. architect.......
psrk-ave W s. so II Of 216th-st. two story
frame dwelling house. 19x39; William ] En-
right owner; ] Melville Lawrence, architect.
clinton-ave W s. 1921 IT OF 16sth-st hve
story brick tenement house. 50x103; Bates &c
ostins owners; Neville & BagEe, architects.
Fulton-ave, a s. OF # Of 16eth-st; fve story
brick tenement house. 49-1014x108.S; Bates q
ostlng. owners: Neville g Bagge. architects;
half story frame dwelling house 25x3o; 7
Thorn owner; ] E Serviss. architect .....-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Minnie Gross ss to joseph Of &
so ss4eo Nos $50 and 5a7 West 4sIsie; Levy
aanT Realty Nc c6 a4s ANNIE Bsssf
eheF; So orts gag s1S Ss East 45xas Sophia
Moore -' to Augustus ApeiIes; mortgage ,oo
,s sh-S" No Al West ao1s2 Albert Hasss 70
s Seh5 Tiet'en ons.nalf part Nominal
'ss @ii!s Bum 0 to It Hsnf "
Ss5sss noo 9A F it, s "s9 S sS1s
s Jsis Z dGs1is: 'o.3.
Intervele-sye corner Do1s@h sx.o1tors to
W Xms4oa si Rss Estate 81 aS Nominal
svsst:r lot 70 w 1e4 rsf.p.s .s
l, Rfns5ssa :. so it aSz10s 4S
sa Ras p1ops RYE s%6s 100
ave-s1fRs @ortgage SD SOe s5x114 Wake
aed; f4ank Arthur q, referee to Henry 100
BOD to n asr, OF
mann ~ aa7 west. i. ioxoo5: Frederick
0' sTe6 to David IDpHiahn and another; mort 100
,a gsgs s5? sss West i7io1ioe5 Victor de la 100
Earle ~ to saF East mS s5as1 Joshua
lls 81 David i Kepplc and another; mOrtsass 100
1s s4as No s East. s01ssI1 Thsodot. Fitch 100
w 6 5asos GaanSS1 ae % 3
sn5 eSs to a julia 1ee sShss.nse
sSsP ct al Nc Nominal
gsRn{, m0r5sass s. iso IT Of isadsi IT.
regular volz George Hyde openaIN Nominal
gaTs $40 G 4sp ssson B. v;.e estate; sophia
to G a Of ri
Mu IEs rs to 9S9as Mqrp a4tnur san
sery to Morits L Ernst and another; mortgage +.a
1l saOSS s 1t Of SS417s AM Am 800
sa srsse 10 A saa East
Hoffman, g,s "0agass s sL1JS IL anthony
MSyeH to &c Gerald Conner mortgage $4,000 100
ca s4s. PaSs 2c Y. i g Tx g. Nary
PstsF heGi corner isistst 1711xis44
yers' Title Insurance and Trust Company to no
10 bsrS.t & s.aaosPiis no 7S1ss
ISIS 199 s. 2s6 IT Of shave. ao1oa
sa mortgaee s22
2btsS s ef to 2ed BaSsa sas
and another; mortsags ss7 500 49,: ss:ios, >. 100
'H sylvia Knapp to ssnSs S - 10000
SrmRl s7s 'Ss1:F 1s''es 1as ss%
Ambrose S Murray jr. executor. to John
s liz s nS sonn.,
sogthsTp B3 sHo IS # S,s Of .isTsg s
sthpst. s 5os II W Of Avenue A % ioza7e:
title Nominal
ioo1I: Alfred Blumenthai Abraham Dresner:
BroH Hz'saf fSer Road ; lot. so7 200 and iii
P aGP Hyatt farm 5r60 Mary Flynn 70 william
Crowley
Elton-sve e 50 II n E OF 15sth-st 50x100:
William Hockey to somrner Construction Co.
TeierIsVe 40 i aaa e s. iesxs2 s; thornton ~
Bros Co to Adolf Wesbergsr: mortgage 50 300 100
e1stsst No 2s7 East. aozioO5;; David W Drzan
uso4 ssF.h Ne a5zioo FAINT. Dfyfoo. 100
to Milton NJ Dryfoos; mortgage sag 900. 100
Ogden-ave 169d-st. 1oox99 Ambrose
Murray tr executor. to Joseph Jones'. 1880
62d-st. No 227 West 25x10o5 Heller to
Rachel Moses: mortgage s11 000 ...............
56th-st s. 90 IT OF 4th-ave sx75: Rose
Sarner Avatar Realty Co. Observation-Disclosures. 100
Blondell-aye, 26 Il Of Mary-st. oox1oo
Franklin-ave. 1e2 II II of i76th-st faTx
A Woolf al Margaret V
son; mortgage. $500. 100
Surnmit-ave I'LL n S Of 1G5th-s 25xs7.6;
Emsine A Kemp trustee, to John F Kaiser. 1000
Devoe-st, 3s II W Of Surnit-ave. SIS 5xTo7;
Eneline A Kemp John F Kaiser. 100
124th-st. S. 425 II Of sth-ave. 25x1Oo11:
Henry L Bogert to Drayton Burriil. trustee Il
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Curtin. Cstharine. EmisTant Industrial Saw
ings Bank; S4th-st- s. ITO IT OF 3d-ave; j
year. "a per cent
Larson, S. .nd anOther TO NJ Fowler; lot 105
block C, map Mapes estate. lots Z. Ise and 7,1ST,
map c. Sherman Park: years, per cent. 49,.
Gerding. Julia L. and another TO S e Buckhout
et al: Worth-ave. S. so IT OF 173d 81. per
pond -.......-..
Goldberg. Joseph. TO GrosJ; sth-s'. No 10 East
years. per cent; prior mortgage, SIS 600
Fischer. Catnarine to NJ Messerschai.t: Ham
mond-ave. S. $50 II n of Gleason-avs; years
6 per cent. Observation-Disclosures,
Weber. Charles. jr to H Smith, COMMONWEALTH
ave. 5, lot IS, map Mapes estate; due Decera-
Der Il. 1905; per cent. .-..............
Radden. Hayman, C Ernst; 113th-et a. IFS #
" OF sth-aye; years per cent. ........-..-..
Sternberg. J. to Epstein and another: l13th-st,
n 9, 30 II W OF Parls-ave: 3 years, d per cent -.
Randolph Backer Company to George Becker; Bry-
ant-st. e corner Jennings-sti years. G per
other; tioe-ave, s. 22o It n OF l67th-st; 8
H7urf. taari.s - 10 " c.ri,n, Iss,h-.t. as
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WASHINGTON AND THE Soul

T55 SIS 1928 1855. .1o55 m. 1925 s1255 21o
C.325. Congressional Limed', 'S25. -i25. 49, .
1928. s1255 1925 Congressional Linted'0. 80
.55 % m. Il. 10 night
SOUTHERN RAILWAY.-'12-S5. 80 -. AS m, 1910
ATLANTIC COAST LINE.-.e.2S L. m and BIS p. n
SEA BOARD AIR LINE.-122s .. m. and 1910 a
NoRFoLx AND WESTERN RAILwAY--a25 p m
CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RAILwAY.-7.55 a m. week
FOR 0I.D PoINT COMFORT and NORFOLK--T05 q N
ATLANTIC cTTY.-sS5 a and ? 6S ,. weekdays
Sundays. 81 IS a. m
CAPE MAY-I255 p. m. weekdays -,
sundaysl and Point Pleasant $50 from DssoTosses Az
345 a m Corsndt Streets onlyl $50 a. m 80
d % Saturdays only). 225. S.25 q 70 except d@s
Rrsnch, ana IS .. m. weekdays. Sundays SIS. -
I055 and 4 IS p m
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
snx -,y .7w s25 SIS .a23 -a55 .t1055 'fo@
III 81 a m 70 Is sl255 r55 40 255. '3e3 50
425 429 .455 CLASS North philadelphia cht5@
$3.50. 655 T.55 SIS. s25 (e55 for Norta PeiSo1Ps+
only D III night wsSSdays sI3d s .,s sS II IS
.325 s55 si2S l'tts5 tor North Phads2aia. sh,s
ony) D. m, 1910 night Z
.DiniuT Car tExira- fare train 49,, So
Fifth Avenue (beloS 2Sd ST.: 255 Fifth Avenue
10Th ST.: ! House. and stations named s0O se
Brooklyn. $40 Fulton Street 800 fulton
1rosayav ard Pennsylvania Annex station The NJ
York Transfer Company will call for anu eheeA oSs
rron1 hotes ana residences through destination -
Teiephone 'sa3 Chelsea Pennsylvania Ealire 80
W " ArTERBURY J. r WOOL
GEO. ". BOYD.
oAnssAl YssssnxAr AgsoA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-11

of wadsworti-ave; years per per cent 1ts; eco
No aa8 E sssG9 a Years. 600
Mse ,.o Ida 70 i st5sns e, AL istav' NO 1900
Franz mo- j. to sefFf a Rsa iset es
WEBER aR S cSaPe s'ino' to oorseh
yyse estate to ysa pr Company
Teisrsaye. 8. 2241 IT of e"'h-st install ~.
Berger and another &C. aouysTn cure. Realty -
Hoffman finn Herman to Bauriey; a2d-s,. No a4s
Moses Sas. F. R'f to 'fhs Heller No prior
mortgage s11 GOO per bond ..-..... ll.Oo
Jonas 5ossgh Il 70 Ambrose sa Murray r. eFeGo
Same to Hilyef trustee: sunIa,-ave, ,-ms
. e67 10 IT Of 165th-st; years o per cent HON
Same 70 r 4 KEMP: sammit-ave s. 63s7 # - 10,
same iG to 1 gqSr' r. pe erseaor Ilndve
1ssth-st. n $. s55 IT W Of Amsterdam per ooo
Taylor. Iay!d. to 4 Thertach; :5s:-st 5. 1894 go.
Weiss to Levers ise eaIDs9 s'd Tsast
6 per- cent 5000,
Sss9 Wf i5 ST. s. .5 d nna h ma5 H Rs5
Farm years. per cent. -, -. a5o'
o pany I5'is ieai It Of 17dtb2s per
Ka aRaa John F. to Murray IT, executor sum
mitt-ave. W corner ie5th-st: year. per
same to E 4 Kemp; Devoe-st. 8. SO n of
sommeP construc as Company Ra to William
Hockey; Eton-aye 8. % # n Of l5Sth-st; -, -,
Frank. Meyer e. to State Bank Avenue c s. ae-io
Conner. @ c. to Anthony McOwen; Jerome ave.
No 1856 years. cent. 276C
Mcintyre, William. 20 John V Irwin; Robbins
ave, 40 $ 140th-st year per cent. LOCO
VoIz. John. George II Hyde; Washington
100 163d-st: years. Al per IL 600
Livingston. Louis and another 10 T Schappert I'd
ave 1907; due March !, 1910; per 10 OOC
1910; per cent rs ooC
1910 1900
Company; 72d-st. 226 II OF West End
g years AZ cent $4,000
Hodes, y, TO Gartner; Southern Boulevard;
i@ feegres 10 a'A'e 1000
ns 215 # W cf ID ave; years per cent. 1900
Kaufman William B. to Title Insurance Com
pear Pany cent AHA'eraai-aEe NO ios1 years 10000
ISL = # Of ie5th|st; year per cent. 1.4oo
Geiser Charles. and another to State Bank
120tf-st. 100 It W OF 7th-ave; due NOyem- 80
1906 per cont. SzoO
Makransky. Samuel and another to George
RicarT: Franklin 22sb IT Of ltoth-st mr. ooo
months, cent -''VOV
Adelstein NJ B II Adelsteiu and another;
99th-st, 100 II W OF 2d-ave; year. per 40 ooo
Hoffman H to e Levenson; 92d-st No 526 East: ,oo
due December I. 1865. Ooo
perosnick Rose TO Bank; Morris Park
ave n G. 24O # Q Of White Plains Road ana
white Plains Road. s $50 II OF Morrls roo
Park notes. 'O0
GarfaIo " to State Bank; 114thst. $50 IT - ooo
OF 2d-ave; secures notes A0'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-11
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first is that of the debtor. the second
that of the creditor and date when judgment
filed:
Gated ..........-. $500 90
Bopp. Sophia John A Yost; November IL.
1902 lo1 IA
Greenhoot Max and Edward-T NJ Spelman ct al;
April 16 1894 (vacated). 16T 81
Krakower Tobas-E KTakoweri October 81 1902 Is5 Of
Krinko Joseph-same: October "a 1902 1s5 VI
Vacated ....i go 49, e..'.4..... 500 90
Mancel, Edward-E Krakower October o. 1902. OF
Meycrsohn, Hyman-snme: October 81 1902. -. 1855
O'Connell Thomas-D NJ Koehler; June o. 1894 PCS q
city September 1s 1904. us 1s
Tier. Charles A-The J A Mahlstedt Lumber and
Company: September 90 1904. 402 As
Same-same September 90, 1901. ............. 20
Viau Benjamin: " Butler; March IL 1895 $500. 1876 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-11
SYNDICATE BUYS WEST SIDE PLOT.

Herbert Dongan has sold. through Charles E.
Schuyler & Co.. two lots the west side of Broad
way. Il1 feet south Of 1e6th-st. q syndicate,
which will erect twelve story high class apart
nent house The lots the southerly part of a
plot of five facing Schuyler Square, sold recently
TO the Bloomngdale Reformed Church by Charles
E. Schuyler & Co.
On the three lots which the church owns new
home for the church will be built
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-11
ESTATE SELLS ARvERNE TRACT.

The Lewis H. May Company Charles F. Noyes
Company, New-York agents. has sold for o. K
Bldredge the Eldredge estate comprising the block
front the south side of Ocean-ave. running
from Meredith to zimmerman ave, at Arverne
Long Island together with eight lots in Meredith
ave. and five In Ammerman-ave. and the Edredge
House. This property has not been transferred
since 1885, and is one Of the original deeds from
Remington VeTnam, founder of Arverne. This
property held at $4,000. The block has a
frontage of 1O6 feet.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-11
REALTY NOTES,

Ground will be broken. it is said, for the pro-
posed 100000 apartment hotel to be built by Will
lam Waldorf Astor on the block fronting In Broad
way from 18th 18th The hotel will be con-
nocted by an arcade with the 7sth-st subway sta
ton.
Hotel Plaza. at 5sth-st. and 5th-ave;. will cost
SIS coo 010" and will be fifteen stories high. 1t will
have a frontage of ESQ feet in Central Park South
200 feet In the Plaza and LIS feet In 5Sth-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-11
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

comuonyealth-aye e S. 100 s West Farms
Road, ok: Clement Smith to Charles 70 .oo
11Sth-st n S. 100 It of 1st-ave, 6Ox1oo11: li8th-
st. g zoo + o1bs or l Knezrok $1,000
FrankIin-aye, S. 1888 IT OF 1lOth-st, 5ux
2lo6; George ,o hdSapa 70 samuel ... $500
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-11
RESALE OF LENox-AvE, PLOT.

Shaw & Co. have resold for Louis & Carl Koelsch
the northeast corner of Lenox-ave. and u4th-st. a
nve story triple fathouse. b.1lxl0O feet Also sold
the adjoining house No. 81 Lenox-ave, a 1--WE story
donhlA dathouss 3o.1ixIo0 feet with IT S5.u feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-11

transaction involving $4,000 was the purchase
yesterday of eight apartment houses in sth-st, be-
tween 9Th and 9th aves, Brooklyn, by Berlin Sc
Trosky. of Manhattan. who have been operating in
Brooklyn for some time. The houses being
built by Wilson e. Neuman. and were sold for them
by Hamilton McNair
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5000
SEVENTEEN
REAL ESTATE s.
LIS PENDENS.

45th-st No 1Os East; Carrie Hunter agt Sophie 9
McCamnon faction secure reconveyance); atty K
1O2d~st 275 # Of ID ave. 5ox1oo II; the Mutual
Life Insurance Co New-York Susannah ScnLnitt
e1ecutrx, foreclosure OF MORTGAGE; atty. Z
Qunston. ,,.x
lennon 1specifc performance; atty, S P Goldman
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-11
CHURCH IN A WEST HoUsToN-sT. DEAL.

Heynemann & Jessurun and L Kuhn have sold
for St. Matthew's Episcopal Church No So West
Houston-st story and Easement mercan-
tile building, on a lot 25x1OO feet.
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MECHANICS LIEN.

120th-st No 112 West; Ernst Kahnberg aSt
isabella NJ Ernbury owner; William Kubin.
contractor
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-11
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

1st-st No 55 East: the Union Stove Works agt
M 3 eastman and another; juno 8, 1905.
T-hompgon-st No 6S to "a; A Gordon & Bro agt
Solomon Jacobs ct al: May %. 1905. .--'..--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-11
FOR EIGHT BROOKLYN HOUSES s24e,ooo.

in the rear. The new will make alterations
for stores.
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JUDGM ENTS.

The following judgments were fled yesterday. the
first name being that of the debtor:
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Brooklyn Property to Let.

Brooklyn Property to Let
COMFORTABLE HOUSE in besr part Of Flushing
~ L. l.; slso Tor July August including local
telephone service and care OF lawTs III W JAMES
80 Franklin Place Flushing
4 pvERTIsEMENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
tribune reserved at their Uptown Office. No. l.364
broadway between Doth and 3th SITS. until O'Clock
received at the following branch offices 1T
regular oinee fntes until o'clock D. viz: 254 sih
ave- g. cor z5d-st 1853 6th-ave I2th-st; % East
asih-st - vest s2d-st,, between It'll and sth
Soc laas sdave, between 10th and 7lth
tu-9 near 61st-st: 1,ToS lst-ave.. near
eeth-s Ioi East l2sh-st; 755 Trsmont-aye.; $50 3d
ans nsaI ''s~sr aoA saAvs-I 2io RisscxAr-sti ID
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$1,000
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$500
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f EADIMC SYSTEM
NEW Jersey CENTRAL R. r.
, West 2Sd ST, N. r
STATIONS:

West 23d N r.
STATIONS: Foot Liberty ST. n r.
Time shown telow is from Liberty st. West 23d So.
leaves 10 minutes earlier noted by designating
EASTON. BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MAJCh
CHUNk-z4O0 C.IS Eastonp e.1O a NJ. 90 4 80.
300 Do 70 EastOn only) P NJ Sun. zi2O A. NJ. Loo
WIL.kESBARRE AND SCRANTON-910 10 A M. TO- 500
=. NJ. Sundays, z4.50 A NJ. SEQ P. NJ
NEGAT-z4,o0. 80 A NJ. 1S0 500 Lakewood and
Lakehurst. ks. .4O z. NJ Sundays. $50 A n
IS. 10 Lakewood and 1aRehursJb
ATLANTIC CITY-~9-4O A M. ki3- 30 P. NJ
LONG BRANCH. ASBURY PARK, OCEAN GROVE.
POINT PLEASANT AND SEASIiORE POlNTS-zs-oo
S3o 1130 A NJ. xe12 40 x 20. ga IS. ai 10 . 90 6SO
lI2O1. sundays. except Ocean Grove 400 A. n. 400.
ATIaNTic HLDs sEABR1GHT. MONMOUTH BcH-.
EAST LONG BRANCH-z4Oo. Is SO 80. II 80 A n.
400 P. NJ
ali 90 A M ms12 90 mi 90 800 "3 90. 900. u'5O0.
ms6G0 ZOO tT30. 900 $40 80 P. NJ j'12 Is mdt
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON-SOO. m 1000. Hl@oO.
ms 90. mt'4 90. 900. 100 '12 10
IAMsPoRT-II "a 90. "a 80. $500. 1910 dOoo. iloo
A. NJ Reading only) 90 il 20 = 90 P u Read
ing Pottsvle Harrisburg only. Il 90, 81 73o P NJ
fDaily except Sunday. sSundays. 1Paro-
cars only Via Tamsqua- aExcept Saturdays mDin-
ing xsaturdsys only zFrog a Liberty ST. only
e12 20 p NJ. so p. NJ. i'll. so P. NJ. k3 20 P. n
Offices: Liberty 23d House. 26f.
z34 1900 Broadway 1s2 6th Ave. esi 9th Ave, p
Union SQUARE o79s I'd @79 West 18th Pas
Columbus New York: 342 343 S44. SEQ Fulton St.
Brooklyn AGO Broadway williamsburg. New York Trans
fer Co caus and checks baggage 10 destination
w. G. BESLER. c. NJ BURT.
Vice-Pres * Mgr. Gen PaSsr Agent
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BALTIMORE & OHIO RAILROAD

ROYAL BLUE LINE TRAINS.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON IEG EVEN HOUR
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON
r-sv, West agd Street 10 minutes earlier mid
night train leaves II 80 p. n
~ IJterry street Except Sun Buffet
-o0oam- Daily lfner.
uoon Diner.
Daily. Buffet
.Roy.i Limited <-00pm Daily. Al Pullman
\ Daily. Diner
A-'- 90 psfly Buffet
Daily seepers
SPLENDID TRAIN SERVICE
THROUGH TRAINS DAILY TO THE WEST.
.,ye SsS York Liberty S.
Tbirero Pittsburg Sleeper SO pm 1zf5 Mt
Cbcsgu Columbus. Diner. IL SO a. m zoo nm.
Pittsburg Cleveland. Limited 556 pm 200 D n
'Pttsburg Limited" Buffet. $50 p m 100 D. N
Cincinnati st. Louis, Sleeper II so pm I2t5 MT
rincInnati Iouis Diner am 10 90 a
S,neinnati St Louis. Diner. $50 pm 500
Or1res- IFI Broadway. 9 Astor House.
les oreenuich ST. U'ion Square W. 3eI Grand st.
" Y sl3 Fulton Brooklyn 93d St and IioSrrv -
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
Financial.
ELECTIONS

In spite of all warnings by Mr. Vanderbilt
the pools ignore all conditions coming to pass
just as predicted by him. thus making his well
meant words of advice doubly certain to come
true.
Money is close the world over account of
Russian troubles just begun. and sure to pass
the ina giDary boundary lines first to Germany
and then Austria
A war between England and Germany is sure
to be provoked for existing reasons of business
rivalry by slightest excuse like the Madeira in
cident of last Thursday. hardly noticed except
by hars finance The other night Mr. Balfour
with profound respect for the true saying
SPEECH WAS MADE TO CONCEAL. THE
MIND, in glowing terms at the Lord Mayors
Banquet in the Guildhall, lauded English talent
in the interests of peace, just after taking the
Transvaal and strongly aiding Japan in crush
ing Russia in bloody war.
Meanwhile Prince Battenberg's fleet in the
Hudson looks formidabl and the German cap
tains OF the large steamers along the docks in
HoDoken can report to the Kaiser interesting
ud!ngs of the entente Cordiale between the two
only possessorS of coal in the world pleasant
prospects, eh?
At home we have had elections, which fore
shadow growing dissatisfaction and resulting
troubles of graveSt kind Politics have MANY
times arrested American prosperity. and this
will be no exception as the move is national.
Mayor Tom l. Johnson, on 8 cent fare
platform, was reelected in Cleveland.
Toledo elected a socialistic Mayor in Brand
Whftlock
Schmitz. the labor Mayor of San Francisco
was reelected.
John B. Moran, a Boston lawyer agitator
was elected District Attorney of Suffolk county.
Weaver's victory in Philadelphia was the re
suit of same radical element as in New York.
Foraker defeated in Ohio and German down
and out in Maryland. Enemies of Mr. Ro0se-
yelts rate making beaten.
HOW WILL THIS AFFECT HIS ENER-
GETIC QUALITIES ON THAT ISSUE?
Think it over.
Hearsts large vote in New York Every
where favorable voices for municipal ownership
of public utilities.
In the language of Governor Hoch of Kan
sas "A tidal wave of Socialism will sweep
over the country, that will cause incaIcuIabIe
damage-now being discounted NO SERI-
Gus RICH MAN WILL INVEST. AT SUCH
TINES
Don't close your eyes-we see things as they
are and we have been bears on the market be-
cause things are as they are, and not as we
wish them TO be, and because prices are too
high with present money rates.
Our daily letters give many stocks which can
advance because not affected by world condi-
tions and they continuously show how to
make money, based upon logic instead Of hope
and tips. Try them once for yourself; they
cost only SIS per month, payable in advance.
Make all remttances payable to Carsten Boe
Treasurer. All cash letters should be regis
terer.
SPECTATORS BUREAU,
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
STOCKS.


sasers Cseo faction Co Of " NJ...---....---,ee
Ea,er q loa CTucibie Company SOC
Co aaooson Gas Company .------iss 40
n.a.sslrse Company OF Bergen County
& n-.sk y ater Company common ieo
h. - Land & Improvement Company ---2S ,11
saraex rs-.o-aiy Gas Company
larsiaSdi f1oeoken as. d Paterson Ky $50
D. -B-- t.e-et-e &C
Eev ff-...eSlos Light. Heat e. Power Co---.-ooo0o
tssyors c91apeIas o,usy iss i72
Street Railway Company
tsss "a q Fsssefc Gas & Electric Company ag ,n3
ESns1 -s-sIcs corporation
krs,xxxs nsit s-rsst Railway Company -
scara sr,s az 2n & Middlese1 LAshng i2s
sotur1ng Company eoo
"a company
f-lectrac Company of NeT-5ersss- -
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
NEW YORK, new HAVEN 3 HARTFORD R. R.

Trains depart from Central Station. 42d St. and
4th Ave follows for ..4.o.oo .tt,ouoo
A NJ II leo * f1:01 * 200. = 900. - .5;02
sT1o:Oo r NJ: Via Wlimantic- 900 a N. ZOO =
M Via srfd $500 A. NJ. 1900 400 sf1 90 P 81
w61PcEsTF.TS and FTTCHBURG. via PUTNAM-f3 N
IAEEvIrI,E and NORFOI1K-fS-4e a NJ. 1881 p VI
GIT HARRINGTON. STOf'KBRIDGE. LEMON, fiIIS-
FIELD-44 so. IS 40 a NJ. 1871 T. NJ. =.
also AZ c261 Is5 354 Broadway c25 Union square
c1so Fifth Ave c243 columbus c64a Madison Ave-.
c27s West l25th 2TeS Third Ave In Brooklyn cSsZ'
seq Fulton st 300 Broadway
st 125fh St Sundays only tParlor Car Limited mas
St1Inv car cParlor and Sleeping Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
NEwyoRK AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
..... by William E. Nichols Co.. No. IS wal-st,
u
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

hv Charles D. Barney Co., No. 23 Broad-s-.
= -. ans M 12s south 4th-st.. Philadelphia)
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
Ocean Steamers.


Ham[burg3Amsp6oam Limo
herbourg-H 1burg.
-MOLTKE;. NOV. I6, a. NJ.
PENNSYLVANIA. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. DEC. Q, 10 A NJ
YAIneT1ka Dec. 9l.Blueeher. .-.....---Dec 80
Pretoria % tPennsy1vania Jan. 10
& s. AMERIKA, LUXURIOUS AND MOST MODERN
OF LEVIATHANS-
Grill Room. Gymnasium Elevator & Ia Carte
Restaurant: fCalling at Dover for London & Paris
Mediterranean Service.
TO GIBRALTAR NAPLES & GENOA
Hamburg. Nov. II. IL A NJ; Jan Feb II
Prtnz Oskar. Nov. Is, II A NJ Jan H. Mar
f Bismarck peg, o. No95 %
Prtnz Adalbert. Dec 49, IL A. M Feb Mar
deutschland. Feb o. ~ \. d ID
'Cretic Chartered from White Star Line teo -
Rates Glass. sTO Ss5 Sis 90 upward according 10
steamer selected
@CaIl Gibraltar. tGriil Room.
s. s. Moltke Madeira, Cadiz. GioraItsrp hd-dsa'
AlGers and Genoa Jan 30 1902.
S. S. Deutschland to Italy
IN LESS THAN s DAYS.
s HAMBURG; e. FI1ERsT BISMARCK ARE NEW
VESSELS THE MOST MODERN TYPE AND or
ABOUT 10000 TONS.
OffcAs IS and 81 Broadway. Piers Hoooken N j.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12
Ocean Steamers.

CRUISE to the TROPICS
The s s PRETORIA. 5000 tons sails February 18th.
1906 a special cruise, calling az Bermuda san Juan
1orto Rico) st Croix St Kits Dominica Martinique.
81 Lucia Barbados Trinidad Jamaica. Havana aud
Nassau: length so days Othsr steamers for
west indies and Bermuda every ten days For tins-
pamphlets giving and all infotrna lon
sppIv 20 a E Outerbrfdee & Co. Ageass cue5ec : :
Co Ltd 30 Broadway. Thos Cook & son. z51
Broadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-12

LackaWdnna Railroad.
n. Y. Barclay and Christopher Sta
$500 A.-For BnKhamton and Elmira
s10.0e A M--For Buffalo. Chicago and St Ioois
t10-00 A M-For syracuse. Oswego. Richheid Spring.
rl40 P NJ For Buffalo and Chicago.
540O p M--For Scranton and Plymouth
IS p M.-For Buffalo and Chicago
sg45 p M.-For Buffalo Syracuse, Utica
s20o A. M-For ChicaSo-Sleepers open $50 "
Tickets at 149 4es. lls3. 1434 Broadway. ~. z: S3b
Fulton St. Brooklyn .Daily. tErc=pt Sunday