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New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
DEATH AFTER COLD PLUNGE.
New-Yorker, After Game of Tennis, Takes
Dip in Sound, Causing Paralysis.
tBT TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNE. I


Stamford, Conn., July 26.-Harry Winchester
Bailey, member of the firm of Bailey & Tuttle
No. 43 Bleecker-st.. New-York. died yesterday
at his summer cottage at Sound Beach from
illness caused by his devotion TO tennis
Mr.. Bailey, his wife and two children had
been occupying one Of the cottages connected
with the Greenwich Inn. He was active in the
sports at the resort, was especially devoted to
tennis. and was regarded as one of the most
skilled players at the Beach.
In the heated period last week he continued
TO play the game. Thursday he played several
hard sets. quitting tired and weak and as was
his custom. took plunge into the Sound fol-
lowed by a cold shower bath. Shortly afterward
he was stricken with paralysis of the spinal
cord Dr. Pierson. OF Stamford, was sum-
moned, but he could afford him little relief
He continued TO grow worse, and died late yes
terday afternoon.
Mr.. Bailey was thirty -four years old He had
spent several summers in this vicinity and was
popular at Sound Beach. His body was taken
10 his city residence. No. 423 West 144th-st last
evening. The funeral will be private.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
DISCHARGES IN BANKRUPTCY

The following discharges in bankruptcy wee
granted yesterday by Judge Adams. IN the Uni-ei
States Circuit Court:
James H. DriscOu. liquors. No 20 James slip. usa1.-
ties. 81. SOL
samuel Greeaberg drysoods. No. 141 Rdse-st; Hao.-
ties. SlS.sS1-
Ben1ajnin Gruber tinsmth's supplies No 500 Sd-sys
liabilities. So 463
Arthur A Hodges. No. III liabilities sG9sL
Oscar y Jones' carpenter. Waikiki. y Y; liabilities
50 443
Louis ". Marks artificial flowers. 10. 90 West tisa
st liabilities. S32. TIA
Charles A Parsons No 22O I>snox-ave; liabilities
William c. RsIden. No. s2o West 2sth-st.. rsoHsi-s
s1S.2TO
biities S14S
Morris santIoafer tailor. No 900 Hroorne est' Eao-
S575
Walter simpson No 10 Warren-st liabilities S26I3
Eva SatteISOV 924 East liabilities f
Manfred Wanc,Sel furs No AZ East 59tt-s, liabilities
5000
william A weightman No. s14 C5Jh ST.; Hali-
ties, 81. 1s1
Freierick T Weed No 80 CortlanIt- st. faafi.i-s
Sis. .23s.
& c.. BrOdestey
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
TO REMOVE NORTH RIVER LEDGE.
Work on Obstruction Of Pier A Begins
Tomorrow.

The work OF removing the large ledge of rock
in the North River, 1000 feet of Pier will be
begun on Friday morning. The ledge is situated
IN perhaps the busiest part OF the harbor, and is
go feet long and Il feet wide. Its surface is ex
tremely jagged. High explosives will be necessary
as the ledge is of solid rock, and is be removed
10 depth OF feet
The channel at this point is thirty feet deep and
1t is the purpose OF the government to lower the
depth 10 forty feet John d. Miller No 80 Cort-
land-st. has the contract for the removal OF the
ledge. The price 10 be paid for the work which
must be completed in eight months. is $4,000
Mr.. Miller SAID yesterday that he expected TO
have the ledge removed in three months. A barge
anchored over the ledge for several days has been
taxing SoUndinSs for the placing of the necessary
machinery, etc. Warning has been issued 20
10 be used and precautions VIII be taken to keen ain
craft clear Of the spot while the work OF blasting
Is going on.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

The Whitehall Realty Company has sold Nos. 262
and 2s4 West 2ith-st.. six story dwelling house. on
a plot Al SxeS.9 feet
Folsom Brothers have sold for Margaret T.
Byrnes to the Whitehall Realty Company Nos Oh
523 West 4Oth-st., old buildings on a plot
5Gx9S.9 feet.
The Mckinley Realty and Construction Company
has sold to o. Epstein No. 237 West 14Sd-st a new
six story apartment house, lot 25xS9.n feet.
Segel Brothers have sold to jackson & Stern
Nos. 70 and 70 East 130th-st., old buildings. ON
plot 5Ox99.u feet
Cfoldstein Rosenberg & Walker have sold to i. ID.
Schachtezki No 3iS East S2d-st., hve story tehe-
ment house, with stores. a lot 20X5OS feet
The Ernst-Cahn Realty Company has sold Tor
Dicker BROTHERS to Lizzie Calm No. 54S East 1S6th
St, a four story double dwelling mouse, on d Iot
25xlOO feet.
Orbach & Son have sold Nos. 955 and 951 Forest
ave. frame buildings. a plot 5OxlO0 feet
Axelsen & Armstrong and Barry x Mcl!augilIn
have sold for a client to solomon Oldham NO. Loo
Boston Road a five story dwelling house. on a plot
3411O0 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
KILLED ON IL" TRACKS.
Bog Shocked by Third Rail and
Hit by Train.

Peter McGloln. eight years old. of No. 336
East 34th-st.. was shocked. probably to death,
and then was twice run over by the same train
on the 34th-st branch of the 3d-ave. elevated
road, between I'd and Sd aves.. last evening.
The boy had climbed pillar and was going to
the ties. up through the structure, when the
shuttle train of two cars approached from the
ferry. The boy evidently the train, for ne
was seen to try to lower himself again. In so
doing, however, his arm crossed the third rail.
BY this time the train was close TO him. and the
cars passed over his body, severing both legs.
The motorman. Edward Curley. of No. SIG
Pelham-ave.. did not see the boy, nor did he
know of the accident, but, after the few pas
sengers had left the car. started back to the
ferry again.
In the street below. James Mcdonnell and
Abe Rodriguez. two comrades of McGloin, felt
blood pouring down upon them. and in the
darkness, saw the body lying on the rails.
They ran toward 3d-ave. shouting to the mo-
torman but their cries misinterpreted
and again the train passed over the body,
crushing 1t almost beyond recognition.
The cries OF the boys attracted the attention
of the police, and when the predicament of their
companion was pointed out, a hurry call was
turned in for an ambulance Some one tele-
phoned In for more ambuances, and three were
dispatched to the scene from Bellevue Hospital
The boys body was carried to the station at
3d-ave.. where Dr. Carter declared him dead
The lads arm was badly burned. the clothing
being ablaze when il picked up. and death
is believed TO have been due to shock.
The body removed to the East 35th-st
station When Motorman Curley told of
the accident he presented himself at the station
stating that IL had been his train which had
run over the boy He was not locked up. how
ever his name and address being taken by the
police. John McGloin, the boys father later
identified the body, which was held for the visit
of the coroner.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
MECHANICS LIENS.

16Oth-st. 100 II OF Union-ave 4fxIO2.
minnie kraus agt Max and Harry Jackson
owners anu contractors
Old broadway. No . asa 2 39O Isaac HimnaL-
stein agt John Haeseler. owner Julius
AESs9a, Sehwagtz contractor 1a7
Amsterdam amsterdam ave. W corner 169th-st. sOx1OO:
william NJ Egan agt Reliance Contraction t1Dul-
pany. owner; Ieary & McKOwn cOntrsctors I'D
ootn-St, 5. 23i II OF Edgecombe-ave 25xfOO.
NIIIam Egan agt John Rankin owner:
Leafy x Mckown. contractors. .............. or
HIGoeTIt-st No ~; Jens + Bidstrop agt Varick
ffsaT Esalty p pSompany owner and contractor Oa.
4IIIany race, e corner 167th-st. 10 3x747x
Irregular Maria w Dtttman agt George " Col
Hef, owner: Charles A Stewart contractor... 22e
"Dosler-st NO a. Purie l. Harnett azt John
Doe owner; Joseph F McDernott contractor M
DSSatuI ma ave; s. zoo II OF 2O7th-st 25xIOo:
Idhotnas Murphy agt George McVfckar owner.
Michael Normoyle, contractor '' 40
AoJn- 81 nos 100 and 107 East David " King aat
virginia l. and Peter + Barlow ct al owners
7thave h-l e0SsracsSIs NJ 9SI ri 45C
+ { kempton. owner: Jacob Lew isssee 80
ave, 2 corner Cambrellng- ave 5OxfO0.
IfiSus r moves agt Rudolph A Briet.enbacb ami
nate boenlger. owners; ID II Spring contractor 5se
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
CHANLER WILL NOT RUN.
Resigns Candidacy for Leadership in Favor
of George S. o'Neill.

william Astor Chanler, who thought of running
for the leadership Of the 9Th Assembly District
against George NJ Prendergast the present In
srusnbent announced last night that he would not
run. and IN the breath recommended George
s oNeiIl. salOonkeeper. at 10th-st and eth-ave,
ns s man worthy of the votes OF the good Tam
znanyites IN the district.
Chambers announcement was made at a meeting
held In his clubrooms at No. 155 West lOth-st. He
said he couldn't possibly find the time TO this
year. and that. in his opinion, George ONein would
do credit TO the roll of Tammany leaders. This was
received with rousng cheers by O'Neilrs followers
O'Neill Immediately declared he would against
5rendergast O'Neill is a member OF the IrOquois
Club, the Tammany organization OF the district
Snc may put UP a strong ight against Prendergast.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
SLEEP STOPS WORK.
Tenants Complain-TunneI Digging
Ordered Discontinued.

The work on the tunnel which is to connect
the Pennsylvania Railroad terminal with Long
Island City across Manhattan Island was again
brought 20 a stop last night. because the terrific
oatter OF the drills rendered sleep I'm the neigh
borhoOd an impossibility
The stoppage 81 the work this time was due
10 the proprietor Of the ST. Louis apartment
house AT No "a East S2d-st About il o'clock
he telephoned 10 Captain cottrell. of the S0th-
ST station that the worl1men. who were stopped
on Tuesday night. We're hard at 1t again. and
that the noise was so great that his tenants and
guests could not rest.
Captain Cottrell sent Patrolnan Harley TO the
scene. and after Harley visited the St Louis he
visited the shaft with Mr.. Felt The shaft is
directly across the street from Mr.. Felts house
and Outwardly there nothing being done
only watchman was 20 be seen above ground
but from the din which arose from the excava-
sion II was evident that work was going on.
Harley told the watehman that the work would
have 10 stop. This. however. the watchman
said was beyond his power TO order. whereupon
a summons was shouted down TO one of the
men TO stop it. It required five minutes OF shout
sng to overcome the din, and finally the head
OF the foreman. Thomas Gallagher appeared
above ground. PatrolTnan Harley said he would
make an arrest if Mr.. Felt wished. Mr.. Felt
oid not wish that if work would stop. 1t was
shus ordered, and the guests OF the st. Louis
retired 10 their interrupted slumbers.
Among the guests at the St Louis Hotel are
c. G. IAppincOtt. r. C Worth and II. c. Bell.
At the Park Avenue Hotel II was said by the
might clerk that the noise had caused the hotel
much annoyance. There had been numerous
complaints from guests in the rear OF the hotel,
which overlooks the excavation. and the man
agement had been compelled TO change the
rooms OF a score OF guests TO prevent them from
leaving.
On Tuesday evening similar complaint was
received from the management OF the Warning
ION at No l6l Madison-ave.. and IL was assert
ed that legal measures were 10 be taken TO pre-
vent g recurrence OF the trouble.
Mr.. Felt declared last night that he had IN
structed his attorney, A G. Smith, of No. 40
ISine-st 10 take the matter up this morning.
and efforts viii be made 10 obtain permanent
Injunction TO prevent the annoyance
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
WILL NOT PAY OFFICIALS DEFENCE
Board of Estimate Refuses Claim by James
Kane, Indicted for Malfeasanoe.

The Board of Estimate. acting on a decision of
Corporation Counsel ]. J. Deany. has informed ex-
Register Kane that the city will not pay his
claim of $500 against il for the expenses he in
CURED in 1899 in defending himself against charge
OF malfeasance in office. The decision, Is said
is based entirely on the legal aspect of the
James Kane. who is the McCarren leader in the
Cd Assembly District. Commissioner of Sewers
under the Van Wyck administration. Controller
Bird 5. COler held up the bills for cleaning
basins sent in by man named Cunnngha
of Kane's followers. Evidence produced to
show that the Commissioner had approved bills
which called for nearly double tho usual cost for
cleaning basins The 1899 grand jury brought in
indictment charging him with malfeasance in
office. Justice Almet F. jerks sustained a de-
murrer interDOsed by Kane's counsel and the case
dropped. A request recently filed with
the Board OF Estimate for the of defending
the 1t based Section 231 of the char
ter. but the Law Department decided that that
section violated a section of the State Constitu-
ton and the board refused to pay the claim.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

fark-aNe, n corner 1S5th-st Tor a dye story
prick tenement house. 5Ox9O; Bassford RssItS,
company owner. j j archftecf 90
loSth-st n ;, 30 II OF a ave N'S'NVV
story brick tenement house. 5OxSS. RasS-
dor1 Realty Company owner: j VreeIand
Fulton-st. las II OF 23Tth-st for tbr.. a''VVo
story frame tenement house sfxSs. MarTbo
muller, owner; Moore 4 I.andsedeI arcbi-
Ohnville-ave s. 20 II n 235th-st FOR a two "'VVV
story frame dwelling 20x2O; James a Vsrten
r,OWheri James NJ Lawrence. architect zoo
bi0cks bounded by Talbot and Dupont SIS ana -'N
East Bay-ave and East River: FOR a one
story frame storage shed 96xI2O: Rock pissN
Ter company. owners: T A Cofnn archtfaSt noo
zISth-st. n $. loo II OF Ksppler-ave, for a '''V0
Two and one-half story frame dwelling bo,,ss
zOx5O; AfonzO Howell owner: CeorTs NJ
LOCKWOOD. architect ooo
fleasant-ave. 3. l00 II n 2d-st: FOR a two -N0
STORY frame dwelling house. a. plsss
owner Albert Gerhard. architect. ooo
iS4th-st. l5 II OF Locust ave: for a
MARKET company. owner; Jenkins. archi-
ISfth-st, $. 100 n W % Locust for a ons VV
story brick store, 5Ox5O; Port Morris MarLsS
company. owner: 7 II Jenkins architect sna
ALTERATIONS
Prospect-ave. I66 O5 n n OF Fr.euan.s,
two story frame dwelling. slx66. Helen
strauss owner; Bernhard EbelinE archifecT ooa
~ AIMS ave, S0I9 II q Of
ave- three three story frame and teDs
nent houses. SOS x54; William " Kirrbor
owner: Harry Howell architect. -, . aoo
brOoka-ave. NO Lass; four story brick store
ana tenement houses. 25xTr William i pla
nohd. owner: Arthur BOehmer. architect 6Oo
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
WEAvER'S PR0BERS ORGANIZE.
Engineers Elect Major Gillette President of
the Commission.

Philadelphia. July 26.-The commission of en-
gineers engaged by Mayor Weaver to investigate
all public work under way in this city met
here to-day The commission consists OF Major
Cassius L. Gillette L. S. A; William Barclay Par
sons. OF New-York. and John D. MacLennan OF
Washington. They organized by electing Major
Gillette president of the commission.
Major Gillette, who unearthed the scandals in
connection with the Savannah Harbor which re-
suited in the conviction of Captain o. NJ. Carter
was selected 70 assist in the investigation started
by Mayor Weaver at the instance of Secretary OF
State Root who one of Mayor Weavers legal
advisers up TO the time he assumed his official
duties at Washington. Major Gillette will remain
here constantly until the work of the commission Is
completed. Among the public works to be in
vestigated the filtration system, which has
already the city about S22 01oO00 and two
touleyards under construction
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were filed
yesterday with the clerk of the United States Dis
trict Court:
George + Howell. clerk. Waikiki. n Y: liabilities
Ter Monroe, N Y.
David Baltimore nachinst. No 81 East IOeth-st la
bilities S5i4. asses
Schedules o Edward Mix involuntary BANKRUPT
show debts Of iOO2 ana Of So Principal
creditors: William Iselin & Co. No.
secured BY lien stock Frederick Broad Saxony Ger
many. S21S3 Hermann & Cronheim. Plauen. Germany
So l4lt and Rachael j. Wempie. Brooklyn So 600 The
alleged bankrupt has upward or creditors
holdng claims for small amounts. residing France
Austria and Saxony. Germany Assets consist
In trade Sts4l0; fixtures $500 and accounts S16S22
Altred r.. omInar appointed receiver Of Stern &
Wsnkei No Is LisI O Jnseph
stern OF the firm. alleged.
petition 10 have disappeared having
~ltndfaMn fouVo OF the firm. cash. which. II
serted he appropriated 10 his own use
= b Hamlin appointed receiver OF A Ofner No
~ WaFerey Place with bond Of 81. 90.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27

FrvsrdeII Nellie LYDIA r.. mes = enc eatis-s. ls
E-E fffI et al. june lsyt ~ ID
iyj4 - "a
C;s.lberg IL FAiifss June l- a..
Meyers. Charles 1.-The sunlight on ano 1e.e-ene
Company. octo5er Is. is,5. =. 49,. s-sg
Sternberg Charles-M htndlef, O.t'ssf ~ f"'s. 81 81
Sauer Anthony-s g Samileis Juiy - its..-.. dsf
same-S samues. Maren = lJ'1 - "a
Thorn. Frunk--L y DOdd 81 az Ncfe-iae'
Wray. George B-G a scher 81 ~. Sos-taler
H. 1sss oesnceIedJ -.------ 10
Saue-T December =. l-at tc.iIscsl y
Interurban street Railway Confqauy'-ii ~ t'.lt.
June 80 1870. .-.~.-..--
Same-E Halfin June T. 1t,. ,-ss -
Same-I4 NOrdhgsse. JuIe =, lJ31
Samc-G Blum: july g. lbE, ~.
Mstropoltan stIee- Railway Company = tt3
erts; June n 1875. -'.--+..--
Samc-M kelIe. January - Ef-'s.
Same-Same. JUrs "a igt1..-
Purcell. January ~. l-''s o..
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
CLEANING CLOTHES; NAPHTHA IGN1TEs
Disagreement as to Damage at Fire in Norma
Apartment House

Although the police placed the damage at only
$50 Mrs George +. Wilson, whose apartment is in
the Norma apartment house. No. 500 Park-ave
said that the damage caused by 4 small fire late
yesterday afternoon would not be covered by g 600
The fire Was caused by explosion of naphtha
Mrs Wilson, whose husband is PURCHASING, agent
OF the Delaware, Lackawanna and Western Rail
road, was cleaning some clothing. when lighted
match came too close and there was an explosion
Mrs Wilson received severe burns of the left hand
and her hair and eyebrows were singed The fire
spread TO the curtains and hangines
There much fine cutglass In the room he
sides costly paintings. sverware and bric-A-brac
most Of whicE was ruined. says Mrs. Wilson
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
USED ICE BOX TO SAVE PRISONER
Slasher Half Frozen, but Escapes Fury of
the Mob.
lay TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuNE.

Paterson. n. j.. July 26-To save him from the
hands Of an infuriated mob. Patroman Horridge
locked John Scott in ice box. and kept him
there until the reserves arrived. Scott and John
Faure are employed In silk mill. They quarrelled
over young woman az the noon hour in the
street
Scott slashed Faure with razor. and then ran
away. pursued by a crowd of silk workers and Pa
frolman Horridge.. The officer caught Scott but
seeing the fury OF the crowd. hurried him 10 the
refrigerator Of Fullerton & Co.. and then tee-
phoned for the reserves.
Scott was half from the cold when taken
from the ice box. lie was committed " ia Ia
default OF bail
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
BLOWS FOR PLUNKITT.
His Adherents Smash RiUaPs
nspareRcg.

A transpar ncy. bearing the picture Of John
Dordan and the inscription, Our Choice for
asader' was raised AZ the German American Demo-
cratic club, No sei West 4sth-st.. Tuesday even
ing amid rejoicing the part Of the friends Of
Dordam and the opponents OF Senator Plunkitt
and Thomas ]. McManus in the XVIII Assembly
District.
Early yesterday morning the transparency dis
appeared. Last night the matter was reported az
the West 47th-st. station, and detectives were set
10 work on the Members of the McManus
club called the German American Club and said
that Il any of their fellow members had committed
the outrage the McAIanus club would replace the
transparency at its expense.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
PLANS FOR TESTING BROOKLYN GAS.
Commissioner Oakley Will Open Stations
Where Complaints May Be Filed.

To keep up the standard of quality of the gas
supplied in Brooklyn. Commissioner Oakley OF the
Department of Water Supply. Gas and Electricity
announced yesterday that three stations will be
opened next week where persons dissatisfied with
the quality OF gas supplied may file complaints
These viii be investigated by a staff of inspectors
detailed TO each Of the stations There will he.
station az No. 2l7 6thave for the Western District
ana one at Lee-aYe and Rodney-st for the Fa astern
District There will also be one at Rockaway
Beach.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
PLANS FOR NEW PUBLIC SCHOOL.
On East 7Sth-st.-To Build Theatre Near
Broadway

Plans were filed with the Bureau of Buildings
Manhattan for the erection of a public school
the south side of 7sth-st. and the north side or
77th-st 125 feet east of Avenue 3. with frontage
of 30 feet on each 1t will be known as Public
School No 15S c. B. l. Snyder, chief architect for
the Board of Education, estimates the cost at
$4,000
Plans were also filed for four story freproor
theatre 10 be erected on the north side of 65th-st
1s9 feet west of Broadway IL will be known as the
Arcade Theatre. The Empire Realty Company, or
No 1947 Broadway of which John l.. Miller, Is
president IS the owner. The cost is estimated at
$1,000 by the architects. J. b McElfatrck q Son.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

"th-st $. Isth-st. s's 123 II e OF Avenue r.
n aOr d Ive story brick school. 5Ox6sD 10: city
112ths No 2is sRydsT ~ a architect $4,000
1tiek tenement houses stores 4Oxs7 n.
Eroadv adta 0wnSF' c6r1 MfsyeEs arshiteet s4OOc
prick garage, S4-SX26.I Z: Island Realty CounanvS
esth1s, "a iss MSFgan "a - architect eoOot
SSory bFlck theatre. l26xSS5: Empire Realty
company owner; McElfatrick & SON
EiirabetSs, aTsbaseets Nos 3aa ~, I75OoC
brick hathouse. 40xT0 10: VI GhigIione owner.
1aSisa thseT' ssShl,ec' a5s - ; 42OoC
0Ilck boiler and generator house 4gxSs n
STANDARD Gas Company, owner; Bruce, archl-
tect ......-...... % 0oe
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
MULRY IN FORNES'S PLACE
Tammany Plans to Put Him In
Latter to Congress.

Charley Murphy and his aids have definitely de-
cided on Thomas NJ. Mulry the next head Of the
13oara OF Aldermen This is said TO have been the
result OF a conference held yesterday. Mr.. Fornes
IL Is said is slated for Congress from the 18th
District IN place OF ". r. Hearst. The Mayor. II
was also learned has insisted on Controller Grouts
denomination. Trammany has never favored Mr..
Trornes as a successor 10 Mayor Mcclellan and in
case OF the latter becoming Governor would prefer
rdr Mulry a his successor
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
HARLEM TENEMENTS ARE SOLD.
SAME CONCERN ALSO SELLS BIG PLOT ON AMSIE1
DAu-44VE. FOR H DWELLING HOUSE.
Old Clubhouse in Vest S6hst Has Been Leased-To BE
Ran Chop House.

Ford-st s. 100 II Of webstsr-ave. 35x
l10.s; Daniel w Smith TO Diedrich Wendell
kan. mortgage, Sl.S00. .... -4.-
Buckhout-st, s. 35Os II W OF Anthony ave.
27xt00 Marie b Kuhn to John III Burt
mortgage. $4,000 -. ;;ocoo
MaTIus Estephe TO Emile Coletti.
43d-st. n 205 n OF 3d-ave. 25x100. 5; John
Wendt to John JansOhn. :. !
i21st-st. $. 3OO.7 II OF 2d-ave. "a. 4.5x10O.l0'
121st-st, s. 325 II OF 2d-ave. 25xl00- /;
Louis Lese ct al to Jacob Furman et al
mortgage SEQ. 500 0..............-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
CHAIRMAN ooELL IN TOWN.

Ex-Governor Odell. chairman Of the Republican
State Committee. called headquarters the
Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday. He met several of
the local leaders, but nothing OF public interest
announced. Mr. Odell and his family start
to-day for automobile trip in the Berkshires.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27
BIG EXCITEMENT OVER LITTLE FIRE.
Blazing Awning at Cadillac Hotel Arouses
Upper Broadway

A blazing awning On the fifth floor OF the new
Cadillac Hotel. Broadway and 4Sd-st. last night
cauza excitement in the theatrical district The
flames were extinguished in a few minutes. but
some one turned in Ere alarm. and the presence
OF the engines excited people on the neighboring
roof gardens. Chief Croker made a record dash M
broaogay u MS big red automobile. SO swiftly
cld tne machine carry hiTa from the Broadway Cen
fral Hotel where he lives that he reached ne seem
of the TIRE before the aTTlVai OF hook and LADDER
1@Any. winch y stationed IN Sse-sL. near eth-aYe.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-27

W. & j. Bachrach have sold to Slam & kaypetz
No 122 to 1874 East 104th-st.. plot lHxloIl 1eet'
three six story tenements The same concern has
sold the plot 3OxlOo feet on the west side OF Am
sterdam-ave.. 100 feet south of 166th-st. on whch
will be built six story dwelling house. John her-
wan has leased the old Lambs clubhouse. at NO ~
West s6th-st which will be used chop house