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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-01
HIDES, PELrs, TALLow, ETC.

HIDES, PELTs, TALLoW, ETC.
No. 1. No 2.
G. $. cured steer hides, over 60 lbs. 10y aA
G. S. light COW hides, under 60 lbs. .10A ga
6. S. heavy COW hides, over 60 lbs. ;. .1OA or
G. s. bulls, stays. oxen and work
steers .. 49,. o.
Veal kip. Is to Is lbs. .10a 9A
Veal calves, 8 to Is lbs, each. .....13 he
Deacons, under lbs. each. Go 90
Green or frozen, lie less than G.. S. cured.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-01

LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFsl AND PRovIs-
IONS, Aug. Following are the stocks of
81 900 sacks: wheat, 1855, 600 centals; corn,
21e,ooo centals; bacon: 10000 boxes; hams; e1oo
boxes; shoulders, 200 boxes; butter, 1900 cwt;
western steam and 2,47O tons Of other kinds.
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1905-08-01

NIUSC. TUTk
$13.37 "a @13.40.
October, $7.45;
$7.2O; January,
October, $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
THEY'RE ALL WAITING FOR A DIG.
Water Main That Caused the Subway Flood
Is Not Repaired

Commissioner Oakley. the failure of whose de-
partment TO shut off the water in a broken main
for four hours and half caused blockade of the
subway system Sunday and Monday, said yes
terday that the Mayor had not demanded any
further explanation from him. Mr.. Oakley's friends
hoping that he will retain his official head
No step has yet been taken toward repairing the
main which burst The Water Supply Department
wrote to the Rapid Transit Commission requesting
that the commission dig down to the main the
Water Department could judge what repairs
necessary. Chief Engineer de Varona holds that
the commission Is responsible for the break and
must put the main in proper repair. The Rapid
Transit Commission, through Vice-President Starin
wrote that the matter is already receiving the
attention of the commission
Up TO noon yesterday one from the Rapid
Transit Commission had visited the scene of the
break.
Commissioner Oakley had talk with Fire Com
missioner Hayes yesterday looking to carrying
out the suggestion of the Mayor that a combina-
tlon OF the Water Departments emergency force
with the nremen would prevent a recurrence of
the delay In shutting off the water The two
VIII furnish to fire headquarters complete map
of the water gates. That map will be hung at
fire headquarters. In addition, map is to be pre-
pared of fire battalion districts Each battalion
chief viii have q map of the district he commands
and Will subdivde that map into company dis
tr!cts.
AS as the maps are drawn the foremen of
the different repair sections viii visit the fire.
houses and tell the company commanders how the
gates are operated.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

137th-st n e. whole front between Broadway and
boulevard Lafayette; for a story brick oiiice
building store. 81. 9x112G, \ Lewisohn. , .
owner: Small Schumann, architects S2e,OOo
179th-st, 100 fl W OF AuGuboIl-tYe; Tor o
go oH mes Moore & fandsede arcntscts.. 10000
84th-st n s. 326 II of llth-a Tor a story
frame storage building 80x60 Kemp Coal
Company. owner; George Haiss Manufacturing &C..
1o2d-st 8 s, 1S1 W of Perk-ave; for story
oTlcs h 81 TTndan architect .+.. 1880
Wadsworth-ave, n corner 1S3d-st; for a q story
PICK Iatn4ese' a,ehitsct:s a -'o' 10000
12Sd-st No 289 to East: for a six story brick
naim1ese; 20 PeiSaml architect $1,000
14Dth-st S s. 100 # sth-ave; for ten six story
brick fathouses 4OxS6.u; 1 s. Hoffman. - -.
owners; I. J Weihr architect. 100000
145th-st n s. 100 It OF Amsterdam-aye; FOR a
three story brick library building New ork
architects o" 49,. -. 10000
4Ist-st, No 400 West; for a story frame coal
Architect aro -. COCO
L Fax architect - 1900
eth-avc. 4Tth-st; for six story brick
Cocker. architect ........................ $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
REALTY NOTES.

Mrs Mary Strong Is the buyer of the apartment
houses at the southeast corner of 7th-ave. and
6Sthst on plot 1oOx25, sold recently by the Appieby
estate Mrs Strong, who lives abroad, was repre-
scented by Michael J. Coleman
Henry PbiDps is the buyer of the lot at the south
corner of 5th-ave. and Sth-st.. sold about two
weeks ago The property is directly opposite MT;
PbIpps's new house He is said 20 nave pau
Fenrietta G Schroeder is the buyer of Nos q
and 20 west 3Sth-st. en- plot 50xes.9. sold Though
Iljlius Friend and Edward IL Levi -
Clarence Cady IS the buyer OF No u9 East 1oth-
ST from w r. Havemeyer. He will also exercise
his option on No IL and will remodel one u the
houses TO the American basement type Alnans
& May were the brokers. - -.
Albert B. Mibank is the buyer OF NO 20 East
slet-st He is the present tenant >,
Hell & Stern have leased for the estate OF - "a
siS-sfory and basement building, Nos. 6zS and 90!
Rroadyyay. term of years at q total rental OF
: $4,000.
'fhe East End Realty Company has Leased fol
the Wendell estate the northeast corner OF Broad
way and eSd-st. TO the Y. NJ. c. A. automobile
school for d Of years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

KinseIla-ave. s., 10 it e Of Rose two two
owner; ] Kennedy architect ............ +.
Prospective. s. IS # of 1S5th-st; story
frame tenement house. 20X55: Mary Hough,
owner; Rudolph Werner architect. -.
washington-ave. W 5. 100 # 8 of Westchester-
ave; one story frame stable. 12x12: Lorenz
ZelIer, owner; B Ebeling. architect. -..........
1eSth-st, S s. 81 TT of Valentine-ave. two two
and one-half story frame dwelling houses, 21x5o;
Burkhardt & Co. owner; Charles b Clark, archl-
tec1 ~ ;as II Of 3ailey-ave two
two and one-half story frame dwelling house,
24x4S: Fordham Realty Company, owner; Al
fred Ericsson, architect
Park-aye s Q corner 173d-st: two five story brick
tenement houses. 51xSS and 49x90; Sweetman
& Reich Bros. owners: G. Pelham. architect.
2O5th-st n s. ia # of Mosholu Parkway; four
three story frame tenement houses. 2C-9xo2
and "a 3x526 Mrs III Haas. owner; G NJ Nc
Ccbe. architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
MECHANICS LIENS.

Tth-st. No 21s East; William A Thomas & Co
agt Joseph Hyman, owner; Isaac Bisher, con-
tractor
Jaekson-ave. n corner 1b6th-st, 226x100; Boggs
& Stevens agt Eastern Union Realty Company.
owner and contractor.
Wiiis-aye. No 42S; James McGonagle agt Samuel
Grodzinsky, Isaac Haft and Samuel Williams,
owners and contractors. ....:.......::.
14th-st, No 432 East; Holman & Co agt Max
Isear. owner; Marcus Rosenthal. contractor. .
55th-st, No 70 West; john Dinneen agt C
Burger, owner: Mrs c Burger. contractor.
2d-aye. No 1881; & Galligan agt Jacob
SSanga, owner; Gordon & Stein, contractors.
11Sth-st. No 301 East; same agt same.
MaDhattan-aye. No Ill; Samuel CHASER ast Ger
trude Andrea, owner and contractor; Fritz
Andrea, contractor. &.
S1st-st No 421 East; George H Beck & Sons agt
Jacob Larschan. owner and contractor.
Mornirgside-ave corner 115th-st 4-1xS9- II
James Mclaughlin Company agt Palermo Bros.
owners and contractors. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Sth-ave No 2696: John Westhofen agt Julia
Raquet '>wner and contractor. .....-....-....
146th-st. No 3o1 West; John Westhofen agt
Thomas Reynolds owner: Harry Halborrow,
cOnIracto-
26th-st. No 445 West; Economy Alteration and
Construction Company agt Leonard Werner.
owner end contractor. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15

one Of the principal realty transactions yesterday
--ss tho sale hv A L. MoTdecai & son DIR TIE
NInety-second Street Company Century Seat'y
Company and Som Bros). of the properly At the
rortheas. corner of Riverside Drive ana szo-s''
being about 81 feet front ard rear by i1s leSt III
80 - 90 yz-csf Side Construction Company
[Tacoh AveI-od PRESIDENT The buyer " OIL improve
the p.ot by the erection Of nine story apartment
house. -. -, an,
TIE West SIDE Construction Company is now I'M
proving the remainder Of the Riverside i'FiSe i'
u, 10 the sSd-st- corner st, a..
cernnal f;olasticker sold for Mary R Dennis 10
,z.aI.5,or tSobn and Edward Rser No 125 TO lSo
T-s-f sanoet on plot 81 II by $50 feet, soid
for the Northwestern Really SonRshng s, 1a9 feet
1oF,ti re- 5st-si Park west TO Max Wei &c nSs
rceoId The property 10 Sober Keen %ao .,t ~A'
<our six story apartment houses '' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15

Bemont-avo corner 1slstst. IA sS2 ssi492s
d oes boTm S56faFs SS 100
o Roosst J. RooR S H. T. na sp East 6dSo
ETadna Napss Robert Rooney e5xaa il:
Patrick MonAhan' trustee to Aiiee Nominal
ana o5arc " So It of ia4th 1bx ,o
o ss No 2 we est Il iaxioG5 Edward
Jones to Frances Z Coleman mortgage, sto. i'J
Jones s, m ,s go s 100 Aaron Nea
sist-st, No. AS East, 17xlo22; Paul Wee to 100
I2dst leo ., Of .atns COMPANY Nominal
47ttn-s ,i No $50 West Zzloo-9 johanna Noi.e 100
lszh F'2 10 - West Klein 100
al TO joseph Mitsch mortsage $l9 i9gt6 e5x
800: james Lee to tienaro caroolite - 100
s %s a's Green s et al e&eca:ors to 40
Thomas Carol to Irving w Risgeman; mort 100
4t5-ays. corner slst-s,; as2z izTssuaF
part; mortgege slo5 600. IN i; Nominal
aopa Hase I0 to JSiiSs Cohen ,oo
HTook-ave. 5. Is # Of i50th-si 25Eioo; jacob
Zoo % nna n1nisi ana ano'e' Nominal
Van oicet, to- cinstave 2 Nominal
WsTnet to SsSon IT Ree 81 zoe
Ms5 Kssi s. Ida kaufman ana another 100
BT30aSs ~. Inc ie4 Of s yes
Leopold Na@6 am to Jonas Well and another
Bainoat-aye. corner is7thst i41 8xq sx14o *
198; Noah -. MeInerney to Robert ROoaeg: ,oo
Central Park West Nos 1884 and ss5 BOX
$4,000 .......... Nominal
Riverside Drive, 1.143.5 # of 15sth-st
New-York .,............ Nominal
1o5th-st, n 100 fl of Columbus-ave. 25x100 II:
Julius Cohen to Adoph Fugel; mortgage. a.,
Lots 487 AL 3s7 TO 8ee. ses see, s22 to
524. S3I and 39s 222. 223 2a6 and 237. map of
land of S Cambreng ct al ut Fordham; Rich
gage al7 SEQ Nominal
Belmont-ave. s. 145 # of 1ssth-st, 5oxS7 8;
August Kuhn TO Louise Junger.......... Nominal
5d-st, No 2s4 East. IS. 10x106; Bertha Sprung to
$4,000 100
S5th-st No 90 West 15xes.e Harriet Barriere 80
eft al to Robert s Mnturn. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1VV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.
AT NO. IA vEsEY-sT.

AT NO. IA VESEY-ST.
BY L Wells: sol sos Nestchester-ave and
$50 and 632 St Anns-aye SS3xI2IX77xj1oS;
and story frame bidgs: voluntary sale to John
CorGes $4,000.
81 Philip 4 snayth: 15sth-s n g. 81 IT of Courtlandt
50xlv0; vacant; voluntary sale the Prospect
Realty Company for $500
BY Joseph Day: 800 1b1s-st sooS # Of Nor
Gazznlo al: F X Boland. atty; Donnelly; ref;
partition John T Norton for $500; 705 and I0'
Courtandt- w so # 154th-st, 6oxl0o story
frame hail; G Hupfel ast August Uhl and another;
Guggenheimer, & NJ, atys c F Bacon, ref: amt DUE
s8O57 90 taxes etc S27S IS subject to prior mortgages
BY Bryan l. Kennedy: 6s6 Trintyave, 500 # Of
106hst 25xT3 525xI4 o. story brick tenement mouse:
Maurice Duches ref due, S14,515 OF; taxes, ETC.
$500 John Martin for $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
BRONX VALLEY SEWER COMMISSION

The Bronx Valley Sewer Commission. which was
empowered by act of the last legislature to
spend sZ,@00o3 for a sewer from White Plains to
1onkerS, to empty into the Hudson River was or
ganized yesterday at the county court house. The
commission consists of Mayor John E. Andrus, of
Yonkers; John ]. Brown. president of the village
of White Plains, and William Archer, of Mount
Vernon, all of whom Republicans. William
Archer was elected chairman. James III. Hunt, of
fonkers. a former candidate for the Supreme Court
bench. and ex-Corporation Counsel of Yonkers. is
counsel to the commission. George r. Byrne, of
White Plains. the present county engineer,
elected engineer, and Frank n. Glover, Of Mount
Vernon, was elected secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15

THERE FOR APARIMENT HOUSE,
Snacos Get Plot Pennsylvania Terminal StaonQMck Re
sale of Vest f09t-st Parcel

Madison 40x9S OK Irregular two story
dWs his. J Carrie u OIL cohalan and
Others: + T Warburton. atty: z W s Johnston. rei;
amount dne. SteGas1 50: taxes etc. ss07 So.
North Oak Drive. s. being Il lot 80, map of
Brentwood Park. lis It.
North Oak Drive, being W y same lot. same
mn .. 42xSSxSoxlIs
North oak Drive. part of lot 40. same map. 68x
s5x72.
North oak Drive: part OF lot 81, same map.
--xe5X40x1i56; II VI Van De Water agt 4 G Mac
doneI and others; Eustis & T. attys; z Hoes, ref;
due, 1884 rs; taxes. etc, S947 e6.
BY James ! Wells: Forest-ave corner 166th-st,
2.7x150; a Ia Veue agt Clarence Mccarthy and
others; Arthur Knox, atty " L Turner. ref (partf-
ticne.
BY referee 0 premises: st Lawrence ave. Y IFS
# of Mansion-st, 25x100. story frame dws h II P
Rose agt Coyle and others; Smith Williamson,
atty; G H Taylor, jr, ref due sl376 80;
taxes etc. s1e5; sub to mortgage of $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.

I5sd-st S. 10 # e OF Melrose-eve. 5ox10O: Jonas
man Rissain loan. oi.ion anu max s27 Oo
Brook-ave e S. Isl IT of 139th-st. 125.Tx
losns e9rgs Iappmann and Martin Haase $50
l8Sth-st n s. 125 IT of st Anns-aye. 1ee5x
1wg Reaty Company 100 oo
lsSth-st n g. 321.S # 9 Of st save Ts.7x1O0;
Br0ad"ay Mof'eaea $1,000
coIunbus-ave 5 s, so Il W of Van Buren-st. 25x
81 Van Buren-st, W 225 fl S of Columbus
a soans I 1osn Marion $500
7eth-st S, 1850 # w of 1st-ave ST.6x102K ir-
f Gsnts Realty and Construction Company s2oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
PICTURES BLOW UP.
Explosion Of Machine IN C0ney
Island InuSic Hall.

A moving picture machine exploded IN concert
hall kept by Louis Lent at Kensington Walk and
the Bowery, Coney Island, last night, and caused
considerable excitement for almost hour. The
hall caught fire and watcher named Edward
Lewis was badly burned about the hands and face
He taken to the Kings County Hospital. The
fire was extinguished by the Steeplechase fire de-
there.
Alderman Lundy led the amateurs in the work Of
extingushing There were fully O0OO people at the
island last night and many gathered about that
section of the Bowery when the flames rose from
the concert hall. The damage amounted to about
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
NEW HOME FOR WORKING GIRLS.
Pastor Of the Peoples Tabernacle Architect
of Charitable Institution.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superinten-
dent Hopper for five story and basement
home for working girls to be built for the Peoples
Tabernacle, of which the Rev. Henry NJ. Tyndal
is pastor. the north side Of 102d-st, west of
Parkave It is to be 26 feet front and go feet Deep
with facade Of brick. trimmed with marble.
The ground floor will contain two dining halls and
the second story will be fitted a parlor and
reanlng On the upper stories will be the
sleeping rooms. The building is TO cost $4,000
The Rev. Mr.. Tyndall is the architect of the build
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
WILL GIVE 5000 TO FIND HER SON.

Newton, Conn, June IA reward of 800 has
been offered by Mrs. Julia Hawley for information
that will lead to the finding Of her son. Curtis
Hawiey, the sanatoriurn patient who escaped Sun
day from his keeper while visiting his home. IN
Sandy Hook village. young man answering
HawIeys description was said to-day to have been
seen Sunday night about four miles south of the
thus far gained.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15

Lowe Charles and another to A Levy: Cherry
ST. tgp Il Of PlAe-st year EAR, . per cent.
and Trust Company: Breome-st. corner
Pitt-gt: per bond a. 10
ST. n $. 29s II of Avenue A; year. per cent
Same TO ] Liherman; same property; year.
Boyer G e. to New-York protestant Episcopal
Public School; eth-ave n corner 2eAth-st' o-
Same to Van Vechten olcott same property;
year per cent = - =;
PsteFsg g Peter 81 A 70 f0gs
$50 Fl W OF Dyclman-st: Elwood-st centre line
AGO II $ Of centre line Sherman-ave; years .
Peterson, A. to NJ Marx; sherman ave, $, $50
IT OF Dyckman-st years, per cent --.... L
Same TO same: Sherman-eve. s. $50 It OF
Iyckman-st; 2 years per cent.
Same 10 same; Eilwood-st. centre line. 300 #
Ripley Realty Company to city Investing Com
psny; a msterdam n corner 'za-S'' que ..e
Same TO same same property years. per cent 225
Rosenberg. NJ, and another 70 jackson and an
other; ll6th-st. n s, ITO it of 5th-ave; de- 90
wagner c :. to Robert j Rooney; Belmone-ave.
corner 1S1st-st; . years. per cent.
Koenigsberg, E. and another to p Sprung; 3d-st.
Kaufman Ida and another 10 NJ Kessler; 152d-
st. n s, 100 # W of Broadway: l year: per .
ssyan Realty COMPANY to Title Insurance Com
pany; UnioE-aye g, Is it of eth-st: .
years per .-.-..........- IL
Boderstern, Isaac. to East River Savings In
stitution; ll2th-st. No lSs west; years; "A .,
Hauser. c. to German Savings Bank: Forest-ave.
Ripley Realty Company to City Investment Com
panv; Amsterdanl-ave, corner I3d-st due
January /. 1907; per cent 4 4S(
knight. NJ. to Willie: s1st-st NO 4zs East;
csrfoIte. g. to James Lee; Wadsworth-ave, 225
IT of 187th-st; Years; per cent. fy
g 529 it " of Edgecomb-avei years: per
... .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
Citations.
TIE STATE OF NEW

THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
L YORK By grace OF God frss snd indepenesnt 70
s Browniow Gray Edgar Campbell Wilkinson and James
o. The Last viii and Testament OF Frances NJ Whi1ey,
6eoeas ed, Julietts Appleton Phelps Louisa Whtnsy e
JOr Thad6eus A Outsrhrtdse Anna Maria Ousror1eys.
fe~uSa Church Society, Carl juius Johsnsen, Gsoss
Fdward Smith Charles Henry smith, Iheeeosia Alas
Srn.th Hans Christensen. Cisrsncs C. Pension jas
Smith Florence Aithsa Robinson Ana BslEsT A nm
Anna Hi christenssn Whitney Inssitsss AlIss IN
rrninshan. James L Smith. Synod OF the Ghurca
Fnxiand and 70 persons interested IN the Estate
Frances NJ whitney late OF Smiths Parish Island Ok
psruda deceased creditors next Of Kin OF otAsrws
send greeting You and each OF you are hereby sied 50
rsnf,red psrsonsly be and appear before our
81 he County OF New York. at The suFrosates C21rt
,a,d County, held the County Court House u tss
sarast ten O'clock tina forenoon Of that dsy thsn
49, 10 attend judicial settlement Of the account o,
OF Clifford Middleton Donald Stevens Lsns
e. Arthur d. Weekes and Frederick p Forster, IA s
under Auxiliary Letters OF the L2zt WI 40
Tsstanssnt OF Frances NJ Whitney, deceased, aie =.
ers,TSss Parish Island Bermuda and such OF you "a
sr hereby cited under the OF twentors ysss
~ ~ YOU have 70 and apply for ons 20 -
snpointsd or OF neglect failure % 90
so guardian win De appointed by the SurTosats %
REPRESENT and FOR IN the proceedins
Testrnony Whereof, caused tbs Seal OF ~
Surrogatss' Court OF the sett County el Sss
York DO hersunto Affixed Witness Hon Is
Frank T. Fitzgerald. surrossts OF our s sasS
fY.RJ County at the County OF New York. the z.tn
day OF May, IN the year Of our lor0 one INV
LANES A poSSErLy.
Clerk of the Surrozates OoulN
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
$1,000
1900
200
LIS PENDENS.

J2d-st No East Observation-Disclosures Israelites Con-
gregaton David Weledburger and another (actlon
to recover amount; NJ Sulzberger.
127th-st 222 West; Edward Berry Mildred Rosen-
kranz al foreclosure of MORTGAGE: l Stewart
attorney. 80 /.
Bryant-st 80 10 IT OF Freeman-st. runs see to
Freeman-st IL Sx 155x 1O01 n ~ 10 De-
Preston. receiver, Charles "a
Beatcher ard another (foreelosure MORTGAGE; w
attorney.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
PLANS FOR CARNEGIE LIBRARY NO. 50

McKin. Mead White. architects, nar Sc NJ
co. three story and attic free pu bic library
-hicb IS 10 he the thirtyhfth of the. chaih en-
ssoved by Mr. Carnegie. and which is L, "e
a 1 - --orl. Touhlic Library Foundat bon ,
fne New t a feet front and SO feet 'ieep, With
,1a5so,,oa facade of granite and iline s01Ie. ~
.:i 90 xilI he furnished the rtafons rooih
rio hnding is TO cost ss0otl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

163d-st. s. $50 IT of Melrose- ave, 5ox100;
Manhattan Rolling Mill agt Moorehead Realty
and Construction Company; June 10. 1905 Thy
deposio .--...-......
Madison No 423: Pauline HartunG agt Frank
w Bruins and another; November % 1904
Same property; same agt same: January TO- 1908
151st-st No 46S East; Robinson StoHeware Com
pany agt John SMELL and another May f. 1903
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

Al No - vesey-st-By Joseph p Day: 1oBs 5th-
ave s. 50 n of ssEh-xt, iexEee sE Irregular bss
story dgg n; voluntary
ts4Nood-Sve, 5. 100 II from angle in avenue op-
.azlte Clarke Place, iosIseN2se 70 cromweiis or
!gonskffsfs creek. story frame 6ws and vacant
Frank stsFlzman K e BieIe and others. Arthur
Knox, ats Terry. ref; aglouat due 81 sI2 II !:
tasss. etc sse.: sub % morris agg-egeting s25f5
u; u 7 Insrahsnl & Co: 80 and 81 41st-st 8 s. IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
,mpeovE FIFTH-kVE. PLOT.

Henry Corn has leased from Matthias koch d
Mot 2ssxi5o feet at the southeast cor7sF OF -.
80 5th-ave He will erect an clever story iolf
- 80 h,,,Id;np on the site. The lease is fer
twenty-1ne years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
COMPANY DIsPosEs OF WEST END PLOT.

FREDERICK Zittel has sold fer the Csrernont Realty
COMPANY No $50 West End-ave., q fpur story nigh
stoop dwelling house to Client for his own occu-
Yancy. The house is 10 feet Wide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
ESTATE SELLS WEST SIZE PARCEL,

1ohn Bozart an attorney for MOTIFS Blum, pur-
,tseed from Vitaline Foulke No 1871 West 5Sth-st'
adjoining the Rutland apartments rms pioPeiS
has been held by the Foulke estate Tor over Jury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
INVESTOR IN WESTINGHOUSE. DEAL.

Charles F. Moves Company has sold to an IN
weston No 2a5 Westinghouse Thi:t property has
been in possession of the Hall estate for over a
hundred years
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
Lease for Sale.
Furnished Apartments 20 Let.

kAIILL RENT from until October 1st 1905 fully
w furnished. handsome apartment in Chatsworth.
I'D Street and Riverside. consisting five Sleeping rooms
one servants room three baths library reception and
dining rooms extra servants
building beautiful view Hudson Riverside Park
Drive its location makes IT cool the country
further particulars address
. H c. GRAEF. 80 Beaver Street New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-15
FOR 4sp-sT. PLOT. $3.50. ono.

wronkow through T. B. Wakeman. No. 235 to
"a West 43d-st two seven stery apartment houses
plot 75xlO05 feet.