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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29

c. W. Gehlen decorator, of Union Square. has
leased No 5sS 5h-ave.. four story dwelling house.
from Henry G. Trevor. The lease is for term Of
ten years He will alter the building for the use Of
his business. The parcel is a Columbia College
leasehold 1t adjoins No. $50 5th-ave. which r. NJ
Ham. proprietor of the Hotel ST. Regis. leased
few days ago. and which plot is TO be used for
commercial purposes.
Plans for the 'all night bank TO be erected at
the southeast corner of 5th-ave. and Ath-st have
been filed with Buildings superintendent Hopper
for the First Day and Night State Bank. owner
w r. Chesebrough is president of the company
The building is to be eleven story and base
ment freproof structure the upper stories being
fitted for offices. 1t will front 1O5 feet in the
and IS feet in the side street and will have facade
of ornamental brick and South Dover white marble
The entrance will be adorned with two large COrn-
THAN columns, supporting decorated cOrnice. The
building will have three elevators The cost is esti
mated at $3500W by Henry Ives Cobb, the architect
II is TO be built by the V J. Hedden Sons Company
of Newark
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
NO RENT RIOTS FEARED.
Fen East Side Tenement DTeLIerS.
Fear a Raise on May 1.

II Is not likely that there viii be any general
trouble on the East Side this year over the raising
OF rents IN tenement houses. This is the OPINION
Of the Settlement workers who are In closest touch
with the situation Last year there was sen-
eral raising OF rents all the East SIDE ana IN
the resulting riots several people were injured
Many OF The tenement jewellers banded toee'her'
and successfully fought Of the proposed Talse IN
rents Hundreds Of families were oispossesseo ana
forced 20 move into the crowded oistElct @oO'e
East Il0th-st- or into The Bronx.
DIP David Blaustein. head OF the EouSa1oi1a4
Alliance. in East Broadway. said yesterday;
think can safely cay there win be no gen
eral raising OF rents the East Side on May y. =
- e-sf+ine or are convinced that their tehanss
car paw no more. In the cases OF liz oaie ,,H he
,SSsss ~ move However we do not an1clpa ,
any trouble or rloong-loeiiiis
disturbed times year ago
worker n the University Settlement in RiVins-
,on-s. who has looked over the situation on l"e
FcaSt side quite thoroughly, said yesterday
z-o,, cannot get blood out OF stone. These PEG
re are now paying high rate OF Iilra "a. N
S &C. - nav more Most OF the dealers seem to
realize this. and viii be content Win , nc y 40 not
rent scale. II there was genera ra1ss, $780,
know where the people would CO. Inc upper 1cLs
see Is u.s. 5si - nen Land in The Bronx but tene-
nents there are going up sl9w Wy 1so g
II Is evident that thsro VIII be trouble in scat
tered tenements where the owners have decioed 70
u,,s I'd the rents. Demein & Co. who own new
tsnensnt house az no. 81 Fitt-st. told their ten
ants several weeks ago that rents would be raised
arom 8 20 s. on May L The tenants al once banded
oogsther raised fund OF $50 and hired attorney
20 fight their casa They are prepared to resist the
raise with 8orcA
Outside OF the tenement districts. IN many parts
OF the city. rents win be raised on May ]. The
dealers say that most q Their tenants 90 not ohecG
- move quietly into cheaper quarters
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
TO HAVE A FIFTH-AVE. HOUSE.
r ~ GEHLEN, THE DE CORATOR TO USE FOR
HIS BUSINESS Il STRUCTURE THERE
First Dag Night State Bank Building To Be EeOen Stories
Samuel Bloch Sells BrookLum BLoek Of Nineteen Houses

The Cohen Realty Company has sold for a client
Of Siemund Wechsler TO Strauss & Adler the three
FIVE Story double fathOuses Nos AS. 460 and 462
West lSlSt-st near Convent-ave.. each lot 25x
100 feet.
a MIR Kennedy the four story double tenement
house No AS East 2Oth-st a lot 2Ox92 feet.
] e. English has sold for the Gehle estate No
ia West 70th-st.. a four story dwelling house, on
lot 1Sxl005 feet.
Myers-Aronson Company the plot. 75xlC0.5 feet.
the south side of 63d-st 115 feet west of Amster-
dam-aVe
Felicia Schapira To the estate of Ashe. Simon No
PIP to 22l6 5th-ave. three five story fathOuses
with stores. plot 75Xe0 feet
Horace s Ely e Co. have sold for Emily o. Butler
No $50 Lexington ave. four story dwelling house
on lot "a Sx1O0 feet.
The McVickar- Gaillard Realty Company has sold
for Thomas E. GreasOn No 40 West 4Sth-st., a four
story dwelling house, lot 216x1Cl5 feet Columbia
College leasehOld
Edith s Boerum has sold to the Chelsea Realty
Company the northeast corner of lOtE-ave. and
206th-st.. plot 12JX100 feet
Seth ". Johnson has leased TO Mrs Osborn Nos
"a and 26 East 46th-st., two four story dwelling
houses, plot 4Ox1O05 feet. for term OF twenty
years.
A W. Miller & Co. have sold 10 a client No IA
9th-ave.. five story lathouse on lot 25xl00 feet
Samuel Bloch has sCld a block of nineteen
houses in Nassau-ave., running from kingsland
ave. to Sutton-st.. Brooklyn. to W. G. and c. w.
HeidebeFgCF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

BY p Ingraham & Co: 80 to "a Park Row. n s. 81 #
" Of Chanbers-st runs a. II TO Chanoeis.st. x5.lx
al. TT. etc Abel al harris * r..
attys; Guggenheimtr. ref So AS S7
etc, -, U92 20; witnuIawu.
by Joseph Z Day ~ Grandst. 70 II OF Wooster
5OXlUU. story bk loft bldg Met l. ms 60
ACT Demorest pattern GO ct al; hitch. " & b. atty 5;
J y Lewis. ref; ;
adjourned MAY >; 2S&i-s s, whole front between
Broadway kingsbudge- 43S KISS 6x4lI
Pauline Hermann agt julius kaIZeLOeIg e al; w
Hyde atty Arthur Smith, ret; due SO All %;
81. 6S4 20 withdrawn.
by solomon De Waltesrss 154 21th-st, Of
broadway Alley. 2lxse9 two story blk ten rs; Emile
Gebbard q + Gminder al LOUIS Hannemann, atty;
Morris $l6.755 as taxes $500
to the plaintiff for So 2UO.
By Charles A Berrian; s71 and 973 Trlnty-aye. " 5,
p n OF 164h-st, I3x1OO story blk rs; NJ X
McAvoy G K circuit ct all NJ Farley atty L II
Ward ref; amt due. S4171 50; etc 1888 IS: ad-
journed May B.
BY Philip Smyth: Avenue d. 5th-st. 50 TX
100, Unionport; Eliza Martin @ & Cavanagh all W
F Clare atty: L Mclean. ref partition; TO r Nc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
AN EIGHTH-AVE. SUBWAY
Plan of RiUes and Rice-FO~r
Tracking 2d-GUe. Protests.

At the Rapid Transit Board meeting yesterday
George L. Rives its counsel said that he and Act
ing Chief Engineer Rice thought subway should
be built under Shave from 62d-st down to and
under Hudson-st. connecting with the Pennsylvania
tunnel IN addition to those already proposed This
and the proposed moving platform will be consd-
cred at the meeting OF the board next Thursday
Controller Grout thought that at the following
meeting the final decision on routes would be
reached.
Controller Grout said that it would be the latter
part Of the year before the contracts would be let
on the proposed new subways.
The board gave a hearing on the application of
the marlborough 20 four track the 2d-ave elevated
line. Otto Rosalsky. who said he represented prop
erty owners from Sd TO 23d sts declared that IS
cent Of the property owners and residents abutting
on the line were opposed to the four track plan
William A. Clark. Of the City Club, summarized
the objections OF that body to the application. say
ing that twenty-five year or an indeterminate
franchise would be- in effect a perpetual franchise
That IL this were granted similar petitions would
follow, and a new lease OF life would be given
to elevated railroads. that 1t would mean less light
and air and more noise for people living in 294
blocks. and would tend 70 postpone parallel sub
way routes.
William F. King ex-president and Secretary
Mead OF the Merchants Association spoke against
the plan.
Calvin Tomkins. president Of the Municipal Art
Society, for the society protested that elevated
structures were unhealthful and tend TO obstruct
the streets and disfgure the city. and that their
extension tended to intrench a private monopoly
10 the disadvantage or the city and TO the detrl.
ment Of fits own rapidly developing underground
system
proposition
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
LOCKOUT OFFICIALLY ENDED.
Carpenters Can Now Return to Work
New Wage Scale Agreed On.

The board Of governors Of the Building Trades
Employers Association officially ended the fight
with the Brotherhood of Carpenters and the Anal
gamated Carpenters Society yesterday by declar-
ing the lockout Of the carpenters of at a special
meeting in the Building Trades Club
The locked out carpenters can now go back
in a body, and about 1900 Of them who are needed
by the Master Carpenters Association will be re-
employed in the next few days
A trade agreement was signed yesterday between
the Master Carpenters Association and local Off
GERS Of the Brotherhood of Carpenters and the
AmalgaTnated Carpenters Society providing a
wage scale OF 81 80 a day, with double wages for
overtime, expiring on December 81. This agree
ment goes into effect at once.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
RECEIVER FOR MISS LAURA BIGGAR.
Actress, Heir to Henry NJ. Bennett Estate,
Sued for Dentist Bill
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBuxE.I

Freehold, N j. April pa receiver was appointed
for Laura Biggar. the actress. by Judge John E.
Foster in the Monmouth County Court, to-
day. Miss Biggar was sued by DR.. William E.
Truck dentist for S9S 90 for work done for her son.
Willis Mcconnell Judgment obtained for the
bill in full
The Judgment not satisfied and supplement-
ary proceedings were resorted to, and Miss Bggar
forced to appear before Frederick Parker.
special master in chancery. AID give testimony
relating TO her assets Although she declared her
self penniless II shown by the testimony that
she had annuity of 81 500
John p. Walker, retired druggist, was appointed
to take charge of her affairs and handle her income
until the judgment and costs are satisfied Miss
Biggar AYERS that she has received no money from
the estate OF Henry Nj. Bennett. by reason Of the
executors beirg in constant litigation. Miss Bggar
was beQueathed 60 per cent of the Bennett estate,
valued at 81 900 900.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
TEE DECLINE IN COPPER AND TIN.
Big Exports of Former Metal to the Far
East-Lack of Labor.

London. April 2s-Despite the satisfactory world
wide consumption Of copper and the especially
good United States demand the recent persistent
weakness has resulted in a drop OF 20 shillings
from the preceding highest point. closing to-day
nat at 657s. Lazarus & sons report points out
the danger for the future in the unprecedented
exports TO the Far East. professedly for coinage
purposes. but there is a suspicion that they are
for Chinese speculation.
The present decline IN tin after wide dUctua-
lions is regarded only temporary. IN view Of
the prospective restricted production. According
q The tronmonger," private adVices from the
Straits settlements emphasize the difficulties
perienced in obtaining sufficient labor. owing TO
the fact that the recruiting of Chinese laborers
for work IN the Transvaal is reducing the supply
and consequently has enhanced the cost OF work
ing the mines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
MANY DEALS BY c. M. ANDERSON & co.

Charles NJ. Anderson & Co. have sold for Alfred
Jewell the store and dwelling house property. Nos
50 and 81 West 125th-st 376x1O0 feete; No. 2S2
Lenox-ave.. 16.6xs5 feet four story and basement
store and dwelling house: No. Il West 124th-st..
four story brownstOne dwelling house. S9x1C0
feet: for William A. Martin. Ne West 122d-st
a three story and basement dwelling house, 25xl0o
feet for +, Franklin, five story double fiat
house, No. 800 West 146tE-st.
The firm have also been quite active in the Bay
Ridge section of Brooklyn selling in conjunction
with local brokers ten lots in Fort Hamilton-ave
and 73d-st.. ten lots in Fort Hamilton-ave. be
tween S0th and 92d SITS: southeast corner of 3d-av
and S6thst S0x100 feet; house and plot for August
Schiess, at 92d-st and 2d-ave plot at 92d-st and
Gelston-ave.: eight lots in @th-st., adjacent TO
property sold at the Jere Johnson auction sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
YOUNG COLLECTION eRINes SEQ 50.

The amount realized from the sale at the Ameri-
can Art Galleries yesterday Of Chinese porcelains
and other Oriental objects collected by the late
John Russell Young was $3.50 50, Of which $40 was
PAID by S p. Avery for pair OF vases, octagonal
pilgrim bottle shaped. of Chinese coisonne enamel
They were a gift from Prince Kung 10 Mr. Young
While he was Minister 70 China The vases
material with globular body-a companion piece
- the PAIR owned by the late General Grant and
pufeAaseo by Mr.. Young On his trip around the
Worla with General Grant-was sold 10 Mr. De Wit
12l se1 = 9ladfangular oyiforIn yase-a gift from
klceIog IL Hung Chang--brought SlOe and another
vase, given by the same ofIlcial. went for sgO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
LARGER QUARTERS FOR BANK.

Plans have been filed for the enlargement OF the
present quarters of the Mechanics National Bank
in its eight story and basement office building
AT No % TO SO Wall-st The two buildings are
be united at the basement and first stories and
these floors made over into one large office and
vault for the of the bank.
New entrances are TO be built and the interior
refurnished and redecOrated The projected i'm
provements to cost $4,000 according to the
estimates of Clinton Russell, the architects.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
MRS. DUKES BIG SCHEME.
WillS Cultivate Thirty Thousand Acres. Of
Texas Tobacco Lands.
nrTuDoRAzH TO THE TRIBUxE.l

Galveston, Tex, April 2S,-Mrs Brodie
webb Duke. for herself and associates. has
bought 10000 acres OF tobacco land in Nacog-
6odhes and Rusk counties in this State. Plans
have been made for a series Of extensive ware
houses ana curing sheds and the deal repre-
seuts an outlay OF close 20 S1.000O00 She is
well supplied with funds She held options on
several thousand acres OF land included in the
present deal She says her husband. Brodie L.
Duke, is backing Ghe proposition with his S20,
100000, and that two companies have been
ganized TO operate the enterprise. One viii care
for the cultivation OF tobacco. while the other
VIII manufacture the product. The plan calls
Tor the colonization OF Cuban tobacco growers
on the land
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
MANHATTAN RuILp!Ne PLANs.

112tb 81 . $ 135 # e Of 3d-ave. for six story
brick tenement house 4OxSS: D Lenton' owner e.o
q = Pelham architect "
Pleasant-ave W 25-5 IT OF 12Oth-st Tor a SIX
stOry br!ck tenement house. 4Oxt2; Forrnan x a
4aronson owners: G T Pelham. architect -
11tb-st No T27 10 135 East. for a two Story oIlcA
ro,-sr house 35x595: G W Quintard Foft a.
F~beeter owner. Bates & Nelson. architect. q
of1b-st s 100 n OF Park-ave. Tor Two SIX
story brick hathouses 5OXS9S: ; alehsteiD' go
owner; Bernstein Bernstein arehltects- -. i
e-tbs 8 3lO II OF 3d-ave. for two six s1oFy
Tatbouses 4OxsT 3: Sagavitz * Shapiro, own ca
srs- bernstein & Bernstein architects o.
1,b ave s Q corner 44th-st for an eleven sIoIy
brick bank and Offices G5xlO0: Inc FCIG
fourth street and l FiTJh arcbiect $50
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
"a WINTER AFTERNOON" BRINGS $500

The second and final sale of the Kruseman van
Een collection Of finished pictures and studies at
tracted large throng Of patrons to the American
Art Galleries last night. The sale of the ninety
nine pictures offered realized the sum Of s5227 80
"A Winter Afternoon" canvas measuring 12xl9
inches, brought the highest price. $500 r. NJ
Voorhis was the purchaser Evening Napanock
NewYork," sold for $225 TO A. W Smith r
Ferguson secured Cleaning Of a 3Sx3O canvas
Tor SIS. and a Placid Stream went for Sis to
i Kuenstler 49, -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
CHADWICK SALE DRAWS cRowps.

Selling the Cassie L, Chadwick art treasures and
other articles is long drawn out process attended
with more or less personal discomfort ON account
Of the throng Of curiosity seekers who come nor
with any idea Of buying, but who crowd the real
purchasers and delay the sale every dav The
total amount realized yesterday from go lots yas
$40 Of which $50 was paid for a handsome Per
sian rug $40 for an tlollan and bench and So for
a shell suit, made in Italy. Among the blIvers
We're Dr: r. J. QUinlan, DIT. Carlton simon and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
TO REMODEL ALTMAN HOUSE.

Plans have been fled for the remodelling of the
four story dwelling house of Benjamin Altman at
No. GIG 5th-ave., corner of 50th-st The present
high stopped entrance in the avenue is to be
moved and new basement entrance constructed
5Oth-st.
A new elevator shaft and equipment to be
installed, the interior made and a roof tank
TO be put up for protection from fire. The cost
of the projected improvements is estimated at
$500. The architects Trowbridge & Living
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

w:GS' Years. s'ilf Ssf $4,000
Klein SAIL 70 F r solomon. ....4.s... 5000
Ksl g1sIs Fl per 70 Bambey: i6oth-s No 1Ooi
East year cent. y,ii, " shame: LOUD
cf EGsseom6 b. 1a R''s'' saS q ,.oo
c ye@Ts pea gae se and another to business Mems
Realty Company: 1Osth-st No 30 70 II East % ooO
Same same ioet i56 G s. vssg ear per 10000
zacharias. q to 81 stern: broadway corner .z-zo
6tsdS years e. to N eST MoLgase ana
curity Company: 3Sth-st. 8 40 II OK ID - ooo
zaehaTas to r. stern 1 be4 cent s1 ;, 20 2s75O
Same TO same 4s g., 10 ears Per cent $4,000
Lesr6age II TO Title Tds i an 22 per boSd 10000
Turney to CITY Real Esf1G e3 bona $4,000
same TO same H., ll I1e 1857 s. 200 =. OF sooco
sd haitian same SAM dGg S Nos - Sc;
cages 5000 each; yeSTs y rr ge company;
Iexington-ave, lo2d-st; years. - 90,
Same o 70 sfn s3rs same oe PrS es9t HOO
109th-st 100 # Of Manhattan ave prior y 700
same 70 same: 1ooth go go o & , Of Man
h 5pf ,a37 srlor mor,sase iO .e sum" 1850
Sane to o3Is c9 nsq 66ai 1900
tan-aye prior MORTGAGE, s9oooo due June Il. 49,
Ma N 100 aaT o io4 to due jane ia 10000
FEaprin raul .1 to he'eT vcars pr 22ooo
Amolsty David TO L If4, 't5'e ,ai - of
S4G AVE- lIu, rer bond .-......., 5000
Hahn Max NJ. to ErniRrant Industrial Savings
P4 neT c9 soth'' $ zoo II 10000
Weisberg Ignatz 10 Charles \ Robinson and an
other SALT nsT cen, $ S'S II o. >''ru 5000
RgSsF 6 n a And ra sn0sn yrar 70 pear 2OO
Sane Tnsr. to 70. Se ceBt 80 $1,000
cohen 10 M s J. ve 40 peT a 1oOo
FTeuna S9ps ana a99ne 70 Years AZ per 1880
F1eck Samuel 70 F HtluHan and 6nother'
Riyineton- $ 30 # OF hasss' yea'S 125co
Iobn c TO NJ WeIran 3Sth-st- No f59
West prior mortgage $1,000 instruments 10000
Lwsnstein y o and another gasr to ee $4,000
Perry, Ayan W to eeo ac2, Nemoaeh 1900
Goldberg to WinH mia, I a S S @y 1900
s6eTss D. awyer T5 Gs nsgro Ts bond 14OOO
John II E to T TIL Gga bD6 ana 12oOo
TonEn Therese, same 11ah-st No 20 East 10000
bond zee 80
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
GREATER ACTIVITY IN EAST 74TH-sT.

Collins & Collins have sold for DR.. J. T. Vreden-
burgh No. 124 East 74th-st, 1S9x1022 feet a three
story high stoop dwelling house. to a client VINO
will remodel the house for his occupancy;
also sold for Arthur J. Slada No. 131 East 74th-st
l7Me2 feet. three story dwelling house, to an
investor.
This is the sixth house in this street sold by the
brokers in the last three weeks
Collins & Collins also sold for Martha s. Hurlbut
No. i3l East 7Sth-st. 16SXl02.2 feet, three story
dwelling house, TO buyer for investment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
EAST SIDE DAY NURSERY PLANNED.

Plans have been filed for the remodelling Of the
four story tenement house No 334 East 2d-st. into
a day nursery for the children Of the Roman
Catholic Church of the Epiphany, of which the
Rev. D. J. McMahon is rector The building is to
have an open playground and sewing parlor, in
addition 10 its other features 1t will 81 900
make over the interior for its new use.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
SOCIALISTS MAY DAY APRIL 30.

The Social Democratic Party of New Yorlr-citv
has decided that its demonstration this year in
honor OF the international solidarity Of labor
A4Sii paile me form OF meeting and revolutionary
vocal and Instrumental concert in Carneeie FFall -
uneay AFTERNOON, April 80 al 2,09 o'clock This VIII
81 - rs sli's q me summer propaganda sea-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
AMALeAMATED PAINT eErs cHARrER.

The Amalgamated Paint Company has just re-
ceiyed a charter at Trenton. the incorporates
being Frederick II. Clarke, Herman Bruen and
John F. Ingersol. The subscribed cash capital is
$500 The authorized capital. $4,000 : per cent
preferred stock and $4,000 common stock. is be
largely increased. IL is said, existing
plans and options assume more definite shape.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
ann n,nn LOAN coNTRAcTs FILEo.

,oc+bs+ n 9 2499 II Q OF Slave, 403xl0Olli
Business Mems Really Go%PS9g loans $4,000
loe5h-s 2o9e # Of sdave' 4oshio'i 10000
same loans same go r. Of 2d st. 6Ox1OO:
chester MoTgage coT TDaiG loans BENJAMIN 1900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
NEW MISSION HOUSE FOR CHURCH.

Plans have been filed for the remodeling of the
four story private dwelling house No. 2S7 West
24th-st into mission house for the French Elpis-
ccpal Church du St. Esprit Of which the Rev.
Alfred Y. Wittmeyer is rector. The necessary
changes will cost 5000 according to the estimate
of Clement Breen. the architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
ruE BRoNx BUILDING PLANS.

S.v-ar1 place : 525 # n Of 24Oth-st rear one
aDd one half story frame stable, 4lX2o; Edward
@ DeIaheld. owner: Gipson & stewart arc"i-
. . .
, 4S5 81 40 s n Q Of Alexander five story
hTicLz tenement house. 5OxSS; John McDoilouSH'
owner: George T Pelham. archltect. 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
ARRAHAM scHWAe A euYER.

Pocher & Co. have sold No. lls East 55th-st, a
three story and basement private dwelling house,
1S.9xlO5 feet between Park and Lexington aves for
Isabella Kritzman to Abraham Schwab
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

William V Rish assignee OF the Alfred Koehler Com
panv LIQUOR dealers at No East 26thst. has been
authorized by Gegerich 10 sell at public auction
The uaolllles OF the Coi
poration amount to S5,2IO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
eArIsElED MECHANICS LIENS

IOEtb- st. No 327 to 3S1 East; Morris TOXIC" asV
Stefaro Ia Sala; April 10. 1909. isso..to6-
Pleasant ave W s 2T5 II Of 2lbth- ST. ooNLuO.
Cust1ve FIass agt James De Carlo and alo'heI'
January Is. 1905. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
FIRM GETS A GEORGE TRUST PARCEL

William Miles has sold for the George trust
estate to Lowenfeld & Prayer the five tenement
houses No. 295 to 3O9 Rivington-st This property
has been held in the family for over forty years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
BATTLE GREEK LINE SOLD.

Detroit April 2S.-AnnOuncement was made mere
today If the sale Of the Jackson and Battle Creek
Companvs third rail electric line by c. NJ. Splitter.
of Toledo to a syndicate of Michigan men-Myron
" Minis and George c. Moore, of Port Huron. and
lanes r. Elliott of Lansing. The line Is forty
eight miles long and two years ago cost &l3v0OOo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
SELLS WEST END-AvE. HOUSE.

Jesse c. Bennett & Co. have sold for Ferdinan
G. Weichmann No. III West End-ave., three stor
and basement dwelling house. lot 17x25x1t
feet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-04-29
HARLEM BAPTIST MISSION BUYS.

G. Brettell & Son have sold for Louis Lese to
the Harlem Baptist Mission q story and base
ment frame house, lot 17X100 feet.