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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
YONKERS GIRL MISSING.
Mother Thinks Persian Brothers
Carried Ont Threat.

Two Persian brothers are suspected Of being tho
teen-year-oId daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Martin r.
wheelock Of No. SIS Hawthorne Yonkers. The
disappearance OF the girl follows threat made to
the mother some months ago that revenke would
be taken her II it took FIVE years. The girl left
her home Friday evening to attend choir re-
bearsal the First Reformed Church. and is be-
ueved TO have been waylaid IN Hudson-s
The mother last February caused Malcolm and
John Cola TO leave her house. where they had BON
boarding since the beginning Of last December She
says John was jealous Of Malcolms attentions
toward Della, although, she declares the girl never
returned any of this attention. Finally Mrs.
Wheelock ordered the two to go.
Miss WheeIock left the house at o'clock FriGay
other occasions since the threat was made, and
when ready go home. That night Della
search Of her. While he was away Mrs. Wheelocb
Jaw John passing. She asked him, Where Ia
Della? The Persian sarcasticaIly replied she says
find her and that the time for his revenge had ar
rived
ne said according to Mrs wheelock that the
trio had been the home of the Rev. James r.
70 get married but that the latter had refused, al
though the girl begged that he perform the cere-
nony. From there, he said, Malcolm and Della
the Park Hill railroad station and boarded
officer in and took the Persian the station
Sergeant DlnsmOTe, however, declined to hold John
on MI Wheelock's story that John accom-
plice in the abduction A general alarm has been
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21

A. A. vAETINB & CO.. Broadway and lsth-st
offer specials In summer draperies for hotels cot
tages end yachts at half their regular prices.
ARNOLD CONSTABLE & CO., Broadway and
1sth-st., direct attention to their women's outer
garments. tea gowns and negligees and infants
outfits They Offer lace curtains specials in RULED
cUrtains, body Brussels carpets. awnings and sum
mer rugs.
LORD & TAYLOR, Broadway and 20th-st.. 9TH
ave. sth-st, call attention to womens undergar-
ments, silk petticoats, kionos wrappers and shirt
waists for tomorrow. They also direct attention
TO price attractions for tomorrow and Tuesday In
hats toques, bonnets and children's hats They
announce a sale Of Oriental rugs.
BEST CO.. Nos 90 and 81 West 2sd-st. offer
boys wash suits. REFERS. Russian suits and one
piece dresses.
HEARN, West 14th-st. and West 13th-st, offer
black chiffon taftetas all wool crepe albatross
portieres. hannels, bamboo and rope portieres re-
auctions in foreign lawns. linen table oamasks
silver, French net bed sets. womens washa BILE
waists and for tomorrow. a sale OF imported linen
crashes
THE GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE COM
PANY. Nos 155 and ISL West s4th-st- offers furni-
turs TOR country houses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
BRONX HOUSES SELL QUICKLY
INVESTORS AND SPECTATORS BUY BEFORE 6IhOCI'
URES ARE READY FOR OCCUPANCY.
Sale Of Choice Lots To Be Held ON T"esday-4 Number of
LARGE Transactions Reported in the Weeh

that the sale of the Park Tflford property on the
Plaza might have a reactive influence the neigh
borhood of 34th-st and 6th-ave.; and the sugges-
ton was Justified by the rumOr published during
The week that Park & Ttlford had purchased the
tabernacle property. 1t is true that the rumor
proved not to be true; but the admission is made
hat negotiations have been under way Whether
they do or do not result in sale. it is ex-
tremely interesting fact that firm such as Park
G. ITiford are looking for site in this particular
neighborhood. 1t must mean that along with other
retSiiers of that leighborhood, they are proposing
to abandon their store on Broadway south OF
23d-st and to seek a site in more central loca-
tion If such is their purpose (and 1t is natural
that they should want to leave 20th-st and Broad
way) they could not have situation better suited
70 their business than Greeley Square. 1t
viii be the most accessible point in NewYork. not
only from all parts of Manhattan; but from New
Jersey and Long Island; and a firm like Park &
Tford has many accounts among suburban resi-
dents Indeed. a store on Greeley square would
the suburbs than for Manhattan residents, be-
cause the latter supplied chiefly from the es-
tabIishments on 72d-st and the Plaza
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
APPROVE UNION PLAN.
Large Majority Among Northern
PreSbyteries-Cater Case Up.
[Bx TELEGRAPH TO THE TR1BUSE.l

wlnona Lake Ind May 2o.-Among the over
lures now before the General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church four relating TO the ques-
ton OF union with the Cumberland Church whlch
were referred this morning to the coInnlttee on
bills and overtures. The Presbytery OF orhana
asked the assembly to return the question OF juno
ton to an enlarged committee for more saus-
factory adjustment of educational and admins
tratve matters and for a DetLSr uHUeA ga
doctrinaI questions.
The New-York Preshytery placed Itself on record
as favoring the union and reunion OF all the mem
bers of the Presbyterian family. considering TINS
"a goal TO be hoped for. prayed for and laooreo
for" and requested the assembly, II the present
ulsp should fail to continue the committee The
Presbytery Of Newton approved OF federation OK
the churches as being the better way OF leading
ultimately TO actual union
The following is the paper from the Presbytery
Of South Florida:
Whereas, It is now apparent that ne pan %
union has divided the cumbeTlsna Ghnr n1nn, fna
don which must in time involve US IN the same'
ture the General Assembly 70 Post9 3t as IT can
Grafton OF the question unit! s1oh I nderstion Of
our sister Church. and result in real union
TIE stated clerk this morning reported that ell
the oyertures before the presbyteries for the year.
Including the one the Cumberland union' had
received the constitutional majority ana com
rafttees appointed to canvass the returns Inc
Cumberland overture received 1s4 votes out OF
possible al The plan of action to be taken py
the assembly is still problematcaL
The Presbytery Of Nassau, Long Island. comes
before the assembly On two Overtures- One IS from
the presbytery itself asking that the brief state
u1ent OF the reformed faith adopted by the assem-
bly, as an explanatory statement two years ago
should be adopted and used as the creed OF the
Presbyterian Church
The other overture IS entitled ALLEGED Acts OF
the Presbytery OF Nassau" This comes from the
Presbytery Of Westminster, Penn, which asks the
assembly Ito inquire IL IL be true that the FreS-
bytery Of Nassau persists in keeping upon It's ros
OF ministerial members one or more persons VINO
are not in accord with the doctrines OF our Churcn
and who publicly denounce many OF those ooC-
trnes which believe essential and lie az the very
foundations Of the Christian religion -.
II is understood here that this overture mas reI-
erence to Dr.. Samuel l. Carter whose recent
statements regarding the Westminster Confession
have been severely criticised.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.
FOR FURTHER DETAILS CONSULT THE ADVERTTSE-
MENTS IN TO-DAP'S ISSUE

BURNHAM g. PHILLIPS. Nos. us and Ia Mas
sau-st' call attention to the grades and prices Of
their fabrics for custom tailoring
THE SIMPSON CRAWFORD COMPANY. 9Th
ave- lsth-st. TO 2oth-st. offer for tomorrow sum-
meT waists al bargain prices Kinonos kinono
saoques and neglgees are also offered.
sAKS & CO. Broadway. s3d-st. TO s4th-st, an
nounce for tomorrow reductions in a collection OF
Women's suits dresses coats and skirts. They also
offer sale or lingerie waists and coats and dresses
TOT girls walking pumps for women. uub etanline
and mohsirs and sicIans
r. J. HoRNER Co, Nos S. 6 and 65 West
zsd-st, ofter furniture Tor summer use.
ABRAHAM & sTRAUS. Brooklyn, call attention
10 a sale Of WALL papers. dsmasks tapestries
Veiours and bTocades. They offer summer cur
rams, Japanese porch blinds and two dress trim
ming iteEns.
h oNEILL e. CO. eth-ays. 3Oth-st to Hst-st
ofier sale Of black and coloreo dress goods and
come wash dress fabrics They offer for to-rnorrou
Duahuly OF rough pongee silk suitings
FREDERICK W. EVERs, No 225 to 22s 4tb-sve
80 at'ehhon TO his Grand Rapids furniture He
pr1ss psos. mission pieces porch chair ar6
~n'ts enaSnelled dressers. 1 -'s si4o
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Longwood Realty Company to LAWYERS Title IN
surance and Trust Company; Hewitt Place .
es = n OF LonCwood-ave: year. per cent.
Mscher, F. 70 J Macher; C1inton-st No As: 10
wears per cent ..............
TT Place. % 7 ~ o. LonFwood- ave. prior
mortgage S39S. 600; due October l. 1908. per
cent Observation-Disclosures. .............. -
Pcnler, George c. 70 Title Insurance COMPANY:
Bailey-ave, . s. 500 n OF Kingsbridge Road
years. per cent
Same TO same; Baiiey-ave. ., 65o6 u $ OF kings
bridge Road years. 3 per cent ............ -
Strome. J r and others n L Cavaili; willard ST.
= 45O n W OF ODe'dn-ave: wears per cent
Gerarhtv. NJ 70 ' Brady; Arthur-ave. = 125 u
~ oak Tree Place = pRr cent
Bachrach l. 20 " Ruthevfo~4 and another.
Forest-ave, . 5. 1893 n OF 15sth-st: year.
stahl. A. r.. 20 stahl; Avenue A. W g. 1873 q
~ ad-sti ysasa per cent,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANa

E1fson-ave 5. 255 Il II OF SIddIetown Road, Ire
mont Terrace: for story frame dwelling
houses, 22x4S. O. Bankers Realty and Security
Company. owners. William Deichey. architects -
edch Fo'
Park-ave, 5. AL Il n OF 169th-st. for 4 story
brick tenement house. 2SxS47ss Jonas Herring,
owner: y Soldwel architect .--.-----.---. 10
Kingsbridge Road. 80 n o. Hobart-st; tor q
story frame store and dwelling house, 2lSK
549l2 Henry Becker, owner; Robert Glenn.
Pelham Bay Park 2.1O0 Il OF intersection OF
Eastern Boulevard and DayCh Road; for j story
frame toilet house 35 4x1710; city Of Nsw-Y0rk.
owner. Martin Schenck architect. ..-........ -
169th-st, corner Of Keller save for ten story
frame dwelling houses 10 skis 15-9N45. ID lo14o,
Moore & Isnasiedei srcbitects; tefsl.... SOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
TO ENLARGE CIVIL ENGINEERS HOME.

Plans have been filed with Buildings Superin-
tendent Hopper for the enlargement Of the society
house Of the American Society Of Civil Engineers
the organization that declined to affiliate with
other engineer societies in accepting Andrew Car
negte's recent gift of a AS5OOOO clubhouse and
technical building. The house is a four story
structure. at No. 222 West 57th-st and It is pro-
posed to add four story annex, which will give
the building total frontage of 70 feet The sec
ond story will contain the library and a large
auditorium, and the interior will be remodelIed
generally. The improvements to cost 500 900.
The architects Edlitz & Mckenzie.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

f5sth-st s. 125 II " OF Amsterdan-aYe FOR
three five story brick tenement houses. 41sI
Sill. Fl Karp and anOther. owners; J HauSer,
o.
6Sth-st, No 8 East for a six story brick dwelling
house, 4Ox96.6: Mrs T Bliss. owner; Helms
& La Fargo, architects - -
13Tth-st. n S. ia. 10 II OF Riverside Drive. FOR
three six story brick hathousss. 81 SXS611
Transit Realty Co. owner; Moore & LandsisdeI,
drcnlteCtS
1ISth-st Nos l13 and us East for six story
brick hathoUse. 50xSI-11; Epstein & Cohen. own
ers: Bernstein & Bernstein, architects
4th-ave. n corner 12th-st. for eight story
brick lofts and store, 1268x1OS-3; Hamilton Fish
Corporation, owner: Robertson & Potter. archt-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
SEVERAL COUNTRY LEASES REPORTED.

H. W. Nichols has sold for Amos Clark cot
tage at Tarrytown. to William Paskert He has
also rented for the J. ]. McComb estate the prop
erty at Dobbs Ferry known as Estherwood 10
Isdor Wormser. jr., for the season. furnished. The
house is a fireproof structure of forty rooms 1f-
teen bathrooms, a swimming pool 90 feet long ele-
Vators, and is Of the best built houses along
the Hudson, the grounds comprising eighteen acres
with greenhouses and various Outbuildings. He
has also rented for Z. T. Freeman his cottage.
furnished, for the season to w. J. Worden.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

T4tF-st. No 421 10 as East MaIbin & Hammer
mann agt Aaron Forman ct al; May II. 1905 10y
depOstt) ......-.----....
2sth-st. No S19 to 323 East; the Structural sup
ply Company agt Oransky, Bernstein & Sim
berg May o. 1910
2Sth-st. n 5. PA II g OF 2j-ave, 4Ox1OO. Charles
KIrchner & Son agt same; April Is. 1905
2Sth-st. No 81 10 S21 East; Pomerazio Grassi aSt
same; May 1. 1905. .--.---...-
2sth-st. No 31T to 321 East: Henry Braun agt
same: April %. 1905.
Same property; Jacob Rosenblum ct al agt same;
May O. lsto c,i a ~, -: Ii,,
., lSu1. o. =
I66th-st e corner Amsterdam 10OIfOoi
James Ryan sEt Olsen ct 81; March 3.
1909 Thy deposit, ---------
1Oth-st, No 40 East Joseph Essma1n agt
Moses Simon April ~ 1908 tby depOsit) --.---.-
Same property; Isaac Schwartz agt Berry 3 Simon
81 al; May II, 1905 Thy depositl. --.----..-.....
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
PLANS FOR $4,000 DWELLING HOUSE.

Plans have been filed for new six story fire.
proof dwelling house to be erected for Mrs. George
front and 1914 feet deep, with facade Of granite to
the third story and brick with limestone trim
mings, above. It is to be OF Colonial design, with
balcony at the third story supported by four COrn-
THAN columns. 1t will have a large porticoed en-
trance and ratings of ornamental grill work. The
dining will be the first floor and the library
and salon the second floor and there are be u
number of guest chambers. The building is to have
two elevators and roof tank 1t is $780, 900.
The architects are Helms & Lafarge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES

sofran. ]. to Gresnman & Loeberbauu-------.-.. 81
Funke r A 10 " observation-disclosures. 100
Hahn NJ NJ 10 A = McCJIll0us a. ............... eO00
Mccullough A F. 10 NJ " Hahn eO0O
CITY Mortgage Company 70 New-4orS Trust Com
pany II
Katzenstein. D. TO Schloss- -.:..---.---.
Steele, Manufacturers Trust Company. 1
Bankers Realty and Security Company TO Wash
ton Savings Bank three assignments Various amounts
EbTrosnr I. "a N Matthews and another. $500. 100
I-r-ttaro = "a 7 C5iordano ................. IOFO
fv1 Julius ana another to Kaufman .....-.. 1000
Manhattan Island Corporation to City Investing
v EoaP@hy william F, to ] Y Wheeler 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
WALTER w. LAW TRACT SOLD

H W. Nichols has sold for Walter w. Law a
tract of 136 acres Of land between BrarcIifr
Manor and PocanticO Hills. to James A Stillman
son Of James Stlman. Mr.. Stllnan will improve
the tract with a dwelling house for his own oc-
cupancy The property is bounded on the east by
the Bedford Road north and west by Sleepy Hoi-
low Road and on the south by lands Of John D.
Rockefeller. It was a part of the former Seliguan
kipp
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21

The following judgments filed yesterday the IRA
name being that OF the debtor:

AIlo Ao4IoWIhS judgments nled nrSs
name being that OF the debtor;
Arken. William Paul FIorbach 80 fs2 70
adolcks EdWard-JaEnes Clark Ct 81
George A Metropolitan Printing Co. Ss4 g
3arsetti ChariesCharles Silviro- L451 3
bIokaW. Margaret-SOlOnon 80
Biair Joseph -Frank L Holt and anothsr...... IS g
Bechtel Eva-Louis FRANKIE 500 ~
SarneSsme 399 IS
Cane. Edward-Reuben Cronson- I8E
DTeyfus. Henry-Arthur Sanders ~
Ericsson. Charles W-Manhattan Collecting Co $50 81
F!eischHan. Joseph H-Thonas F Breen and
Fetuer Thomas I-New-Yorz Edison Co costs ia
Gibson Joseph and John-Isaac WOhlgsnuth.... Is y
Heilner EmanueJohn ] Pearson 6Ss g
Co
Norman. Willianl-FranA L. Holt anA =
Judell. SamuelSanuel Maitore.
Kamber. BernRrd-S Sons. ....-.....-. 215 l6
Levy. Louis-Ihonas z Breen and another. lSst
Levy. Louis-Arthur sanders AS4 u
Levy, Ferdnand-New- Edison Co. lIa u
Milar. Robert A-Edward Morrison asa 50
Martin William J-Ouver typewriter Coz. s751
McCahil William J-Patrick " Mel 113 81
Mcenty Selma ECharies Hsnsle. 100 81
Nickerson. Frank-Willam II Hurley. jr. and
Newman. Eugene T-Louis SeiEsert ana another IS 10
'Ffara. Rchard-pnock Fink Co-..........- IS q
Patterson. Thomas NEWTON Edison Co costs tTt =
Rand, z c Nd w Wilbur Coal and Lumbar -
Schneider Il-willlan Bianchi ....-. slT 81
Slls John: Howard l. Henry J. and Stanley go,
Daniel Carney, costs %
Pepno-Isidor % -
shapiro Aeyer-Haryey Martin ct al ~ -
Sternherg IaEarus-RobeTt II Armstrong et al. soS
schuvar NagdalenJanaes Il Clarke ~ u
Shcehy, Edward C-Nev-York Edison Company, -,
salmon Arthur C-Sane costs. ..-............ ia q
Terry, Jesse THOMAS = Bresu and another... ~ -
Toone Bessie-MetTopolitan Printing Conpanyess
rarusr. STancis-R00sEs y %suaSrsex q A-rsps sVs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
TEACHERS COLLEGE GIVES FARCE.

dramatic performance for the benefit of the
University Of Tennessee was given last night in
Whittier Hall. at Teachers College, Columbia, by
the Self Government Association. a college organ
ization. Goats of Many Colors," farce by Alice
7. Ashbrooke and NJ. Wilma Sullivan, members Of
the association and Trial by Jury by Gilbert
and Sullivan, presented. The casts for the
plays We're composed entirely of women. In the
latter play the 'jurymen'' wore mustaches and
COATES, and the defendant Miss Fuller. partly
hid pair of trousers under a long coat
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
LIS PENDENS

Amsterdan-ave, No Ia; and basement. lease
hold; Groh's Sons Robert Fl Conway and another
faction TO determine lease etcl; attorney. keogh
lO9thst 1855 II OF Madison-ave 50X1OO1l+ Ber-
nard Crystal PincUs Lowenfeld another spsho
performance, attorney J @ WesCher.
26th-st, Nos 14l and 143 East: Waversy Place Nos
ana S two actions; Joseph Buttenwisssr agt Hsrter
Realty Company ct al foreclosure nOrgages) At
torneys. NJ 3 8 7 Isaacs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILED

Bathgate-ave. s. 100 It 5 OF 173d-st 501115.6:
Manhattan Mortgage Company TO Crry Goodman
Loring Place, S. 2SI.6 II OF 1S3d-sr. 5OTs91ls
James Dickson 10 Herbert r Howard $1,000.
lT2d-st, $. whole front between Longfellow-st
and BOors-st 2OOX250; Manhattan Mortgage
Company - Benjamin Viau.............-.--..-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
REALTY NOTES.

Archibald D. Russell Is the buyer of the Park &
Tilford property the southwest corner of 72d-st
and Coumbus-ave. He is said 10 have paid $780,.
coo for the parcel.
Charles T Barney is reported to be the buyer
of the Manhattan Eye and Ear Hospital property
at 4st-st and Park-aVe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
A $4,000 HANOVER SQUARE DEAL

J. Phillips & Co. have sold for the Post estate the
southwest corner of Hanover Square and Pearl st.
and for August Nipsten the property adjoining on
the south making plot S9.11x6s.1O feet. Charles
e. Rushmore is the buyer. and the price is said to
BE close to $15C, 600. The corner has not been
transferred since 1885, at which time the Post heirs
had partition sale and bought 1t in for $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
DOMESTIC ART CLASS EXHIBIT.

The handiwork Of the Domestic Art Class con
rected with the School of Pedagogy, in New-York
University, was exhibition in the classroom. in
the University Building. in Washington Square
yesterday afternoon. The class. which has been
urcer tbs direction Of Mrs. Annie L. Jessup was
Instituted With only twelve members in last sum
ner course while tie class of the winter course
Just ended, numbered forty members
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
SALE oF PARCEL HELD 800 YEARS.

O'Hara Brothers have sold for Peter D. Bushing
a plot 275x1S1 feet at the southeast corner of
Mosholu Parkway and Bainbridge-ave. The prop
three hundred years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
LEASES GARAGE FROM PLANS.

J. Arthur Fischer has leased for the Ludin Realty
Company to the New-York Auto Transfer Company
from the plans, automobile garage to be erected
of Us feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-21
MECHANICS LIENS

Clinton-st No IS; Powell KARI AT "
pickles owner and contractor. ...........-.....
Front-st. No 253: vater-st. No 271: J z Dono-
van agt W II HOOple and 3 Androvette.
owners; Levin & Meyer Contracting Company.
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