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New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
ACTIVITY TN CHOICE PARCELS
NAYLOR ESTATE BUYS 4 BUSINESS BUILDING IN
THOMAS-ST. FROM AMOS r. EMO.
Realty Conn pany ParEace apartment H0ase4 Plot OF Str
Lots in Ueat 86tk-s. Changes Hands

to Williams Grodginsky & Haft No 20i East 44th.
st. a five story tenement house, on lot 256xlOO5
feet.
J. Levy & Co. have sold for NJ Silverman No.
1.4S1 Madison-ave., five story double hathOuse
lot 25Xl0lx irregular.
Freedman * Chenken have sold for Solomon
Feiner No 12l Elm-st., six story tenement house,
on lot 25NS1.6 feet.
David Pfeiffer has sold for Edward A. Davis No
l22 West 1O9th-st. five story triple hathOuse. on
lot 25Xlool1 feet.
The Crukshank Company has sold the nve story
brick building, No. 81 Catharine-st., on lot 252x
1908 feet.
The Katy Company has sold for the Michel estate
TO Morris Weinsten No. 435 6th-st. a five story
tenement house ON lot 25X9o10 feet and has re-
sold il for Mr.. Weinstein a Rosenberg.
kassel II Goldberg have sold Nos. 9S and 2l0 Mad
ison-st., a new SIX story tenement house, on plot
42XlOJ feet
b. Engander has sold to Mark Ash the block
front on the east side Of Manhattan-ave.. between
10th and th sts 192XlO0 feet part of the property
formerly owned by the Manhattan Railway Com
pany
Joseph Wilkenfeld and Louis Baumner have sold
to Charles Adams the southwest corner of Audu-
bon-aYe. and lS9th-St, 4 plot 1GoXlO0 feet
c. .. Brewster is the buyer of No 1873 East 65th-
st; O. ). Lyford jr. of No. III East 70th-st.; Dr.
Robert II. Greene. OF No. IS East 56th-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20

Activity in choice parcels Manhattan Island
the feature Of the market yesterday. one oil
the principal deals Of this type the sale by
William A. White & Sons for Amos F. Emo to the
Naylor estate of No. 20 Thomas-st, 249xl0a6. The
parcel is a five story business building.
Another interesting transaction reported yester-
day the sale by Post & Reese for the Charter
Realty Company of No. SS3 Paix-ave., northeast
corner Of 7Sth-st.. a five story apartment house on
a lot 246xl00 feet.
II. J. Sachs & Co sold a plot Of six lots on the
south side Of S6th-st. 100 feet east of Coum-
bus-ave.. for the City Investing Company 10
client for Improvement The plot formed part Of
the Clark estate holdings in the street and the
last remaining unsold parcel of the Clark tract,
Gently bought by the seller
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

i'F Bryan l. Kennedy l Grace-st cor Furman- ST.
~ ABOUT Zo5N2tN irreg, sty and base brk and
5MtE also EeInSen-St adj. 255XS4 3 3 sty
ceased; bid IN $1,000
S samuel SialIstlcLer is Morton-st 1864 # of
Ir ST. 70 2NSu 6x0NO5 sty bldg: voluntary sale
MeIIan W. M no 9d 9Ithst $40 # Of 5th-ave IS TX
4VoNA lIIes. = NJ Millken J d Butler phbin
IS q NJ att}SF Albert StiCtney
taxes et, SS2l f5 70 Frederick II 900
by Richard Harnett 81 Irving Place. " E 50
II OF 10th St 20 Gxs0 sty brk dwg h; voluntary sale
70 NlIlain Busby for S24OOO 40 irving Place.
IL o I4lhst l97xs64 sty brS dwlg; voluntary sale;
10 X Il Moorehead for $25O0O Iarchnont y Y a tract
OF o3s acres, known Fleming Park residence.
taTy sale: bid in S155
At Bronx SalesrOom-By Reiter Newman & Mosauer:
lola Brooka 25xl0O; sy II: voluntary sale:
70 Henry = Ansorge for $l5S50; 1S2d n 30 # of
Washington lOOX1O0. vacant; voluntary sale; with
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

oGth-st n s. 800 n Of West End-ave, for a six
story brick natnouse 75Gs7.s n & ! Hoffman
owners; L J Weiher architect ....-........ d. 81
i69th-st. e 225 Il 0f Amsterdam ave, for three
six storg brick hsthouses. 5OK994 Wilson d
GinEold owners. p ~ I4eRitan. architect. ..... ]
Monroe 81. y corner Montgomery ct for two
SIX story brick hathouses. sSN67 8. Binder &
Baum, owners. Bernstein a. Bernstein, archi-
tects .---- - =.
s6th-st s. Ils = n " Of lst-aye, Tor 4 six story
brick tenement house, 81 .GxSO, GaISz Realty
Company owner; Bernstein a. Bernstein. aTchi-
ltIlh
1I9th-st. s. 361 n Of Park-ave, for a six
story brick tenement house and store, 54x625
u seEal. owner. J II Amsler. architect ...-...--
E6gh-sf r. $50 II Of Central Park West for
Two lve story brick dwelling houses, 25K64; "
n Hall. u, owner; Welch Smith a. PTOVGt,
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

IIth-ave 80 835 70 5il: s9th-st no 6Ol 20 Ois
Vest AOth-st No COO 004 West. NeuchataI
Asphalt Company, Limited. sgt SeW-HOrk
flufchers Dressed Meat Company ana another:
March , 1905 fby bond. 81
Avenue q p " corner Ilth-st, - 9KlO0. Max
Roseuthai agt Morris Okun et el. March 81 1905
Ibsth-st Kos 6s7 and 6s9 Esst; Harris singer agt
Arthur ~ Wall - al. April T. 1903 (by depost
l28th-st No 2I2 East. Z r Keating Company agt
Nathan Greenblatt et a.. March Il, 1890 tby
Celffras Park West Nos Ss5 and 3se. the ARTIFICIAL
aarble company sgt Leon Liebeskind De
cenber l9 1904 .........-.....
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
MECHANICS LIENS.

eSga-st 80 ass East, Philip santouassimo aFt
e9i5fsetorss. s2ss
pany aEt Phelps-Joaeph Construction Company
ssEeT ed eoEtT1sesor 40
pany against Louis ) Gallaher. ana con
rector :, ;,s :; lOl
lssaT owner eaa ss9nlraetog 1850
ner:pan agt Isaac Postein. owner. Charles
tiFeenhaE eqRtrseter ,n. s7l
Garner. owner and contractor
tita-st. Noe III and ll3 East. Mortimer Hale
AK Emma y Rapello and Philip Valken-
baIgh. 0sneFsi NaFtck Contracting Company.
s,.s s9.lTscttoT Tor, . 2o2
so Acatchesftr Electrical Equipment CON
pany pla Isaac , 5oins0n. oN'ueT. ) Fulton
-~-sTaetoF sIl
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
sulLDlNe LoAN coNTRAcTs FlLEo:

100 Georee p Mains loans Josephine Lsd6y So
Genital PARK Nest, 8 65th-st l005Nl&J;
the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company loans
eaitael y d-alLlee oAV,vJ
ioVvsIy loans Julius 2oOO
fisnry Ishr and Eiilabeth BIZ s2s
26th-st, s z. rs II 0f 5th-aye T5Ngs g.: Title
Guarantee and Trust Company loans Gotham
building Construction Company .........-. 150 0OO
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

h. Pq si ann and ss 9soRss @s, to pdr Id !
F1nkesteln Max and others to Benjamin Berger
sa NSs SSS M lS March sRa S Es slo D5qr 9sP mS
Bodine John H. Benjamin Hrsch; 5sth-st No
solomon fn hS! to 6ea Anna R1schuer park ave $
Dean Wa4 M of 6ldseia 5f PEI i2ists 1000
Brag%an s2ERs5 F. to 905 S Bo ils!h @ SsS 5 IT ~
Of Amsterdam years BtF per e cent No. i 10000
$50 East: MORTGAGES 5000; prior mort
kim i'm Motris s5o5asT g chelsea he's Exchange
Bank Sth & ave NPs 6 40 ana 4''' proF mort - roo
Gasg s42 ~ bS i another to Charles Kroeble 7'0o
l60th st. l75 II Of Boulevard; year.
RdPssntSaI Ps GSn Arthur j. 10 Thomas Aiexander 1alst
St. $ 100 # Of llth-aye; due September
New sS A@stePdsm ANS s Realty, company American
MoTtgsgs SomPaHy Sssr er cent . - ,s on
Van order. augusta Nj 70 o. r1dsis $ PRhinny;
yIeH-avo year 39n per ees, s,i.;; r.,, vnd 5000
SGh[ses aTe. 10 ssoi5 So years ca 81 per cent 0Oc
o Gse II 6 Ef%s[a ayS Per Sona 1000
NSS5ng c6mpany: ~ a9th-st 40 2dS 900 East Year
saEs saRsssnseT 81 seTs l. A0 to Sriti l2st No 5s
1vss SsafR Ralph p g. 10 Amanda Bussi9g shave
sos It OF 10th st; demand per & cent, ~; 5000
DaqsI and andthef: l8sth- ST $ 100 Of LenoT-
Iiiin iath ST lsil No 25i East Years per $500
= OF 4th-ave 3 years per cent ,..... 5000
weinberg and another 20 Louis Nie6erg ct
l46th-st loo II " Of Ans tstd4tnlaVe' 40
prior $4,000; due March 10 lSuu. SuuO
salS io f 70 " T ave- Year per cent $4,000
Kottle Ad.HP to Herman Fchter and another:
l5sth- ST. n Ea5 II OF broadway; year. . -
M2sss &sst 6ASesi yesrs e ISI' per cent s'1a 1000
Noses Rachel TO Lawyers Title Insurance and
Trust Co: 25th-st is5 Il a OF 81 ave. per -
<9VuO
lew Louis j. O American Murtgnse company.
Ssnl sSGl"sA'' e corner 10000
NiflH SCI No soy 2iS wesi Sa ap"s ysar per aOOO
Ungrich Martin 60 Fanny Ninal lelst ST.
pes F. cdS iS3 +. ot ii'n-'s' aug 5000
Iiaaherger aud Jacobs Realty Co 10 NJ lsheppe;
Madison ave "a g corner lOTth-st: prior mort
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
WEST SIDE APARTMENT HOUSES SOLD.

Slawson Hobbs have sold for Thomas J. Nc
Loughlin, 10 investor. the five story apartment
houses. 5Sxl00 feet. the south side of I47th-st
30 feet east of Amsterdam-ave. Also sold for
Charles A Mclaughlin, TO an investor the five
story apartment house, j0X1G0 feet. the north
side Of l46th-st. 200 feet east Of Amsterdam-aVe
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
LIS PENpENs.

ls5th-st r s. 275 OF Lenox-ave. l75x89 II Jacob
Blurnenthal Norris BeDein action en)
attorney. Q q Rogers
= ftnsdale eEt Columbus c Douglass foreclosure
cf IortEhEs1. attorney, II swain.
od-ase, O. 50 n n of sOth-st 3 along 3a-age
IA a2l 1s % etsh-tf S9alH bOE " q II % be-
Rlnnings EOaehfl Realty Company Wilson
NEscator lacron declare vendses nenl. attorneys
Powers 4 sands.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
A 100000 UPPER EAST SIDE DEAL.

jeremiah c. Lyons has sold parcel. 10Dx10O feet
at the southwest corner of Mount Morris Park
West and l22d-st. The parcel is vacant. The pur-
chase price was about 100000. The Webster Realty
Company is the buyer
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
THE HUDSON COMPANIES TAKE TITLE.

The Hudson Companies yesterday took title from
the Knickerbocker Improvement Company to No
p 10 S6 Dey-st. No 1870 TO 194 Fulton-st and No
3 10 81 Dey-st. The parcels carry mortgage Of
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
CHURCH SELLS FoRsYTHE-sT. PARCEL.

Rutland & Whiting Co. has sold for the Forsyth
Street Methodist Church its property in Forsyth
St, Il feet north of DvisOn-st.. lO95x125 The plot
church strnnture.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
THE RRoNx euILpINe PLANs.

Coumbus-ave 25 fl e Van Buren-st two
story frame store and dwelling house 2JX65;
Louis Chiatta. cwner: Timothy Kelly, archi-
.teSI S4,cNO
Madison-st 5. 125 IT n Norris Purl-ave
Van Nest; four two story dwelling houses
architect .,......'.s. $1,000
Valentine-ave e 5. 27O2S II Of ls3d-st: four
story brick dwelling houses 25x5O: Martha
sshorsr. owner: vTeeland architect e2oOO
Hammond st. corner Westchester- ave: two
story frame dwelling house. 2IN53.
Muller owner: Herman MetzrhofT architec5.. 1000
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
ATLANTIC CITY ARRIVALS.

Atlantic city, \. J.. April 1s (specia)-Mr. and
Mrs William II. Falconer and family, Of New
York are here for Easter and the month following
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20

WANTED To RENT for term or years or purchase
w large Eeuyleuan's place within hour 1r Grand
Central Depot place within two miles Nevtiay Road.
below Greenwich preferred vicinity SCarsd1ls Harlem
or Hudson River acceptable Address. giving loca
tion and price. DINGLEN. care Davis & Robinson East
s9I-st Ney-YCrk-
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20

TTNE COUNTRY no
G d. and H. station,
Lawn. trees, garden,
stables: Is rooms. bath,
For rent Address Mrs. \
Ref, Albert A. lie Roy.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
Brooklyn Property for Sale.

HAVE a NUIIHE-I: OF desirable one and rv-, e.
IL houses n F-a- Nt"-12r1- also single ana T1,t+
building lots on aSohaltei streets. either frr i--s
building or lIEe5tI{ett Prices and terms rfe1-
TEFFT REALTY COMPANY re 60 %.
4 a ROOM AND BATH brick stone tn Al oor7--I---
- plumbing, PaCifc-st near 49, -----s
$3.50, uortsage $500 Ten rooms ana has t-,7@5-
stone. EeTEe1sr-. A-baur-lre.- Il-ar-
81 ttO 9arealn Widow owner. must se CAVANSsf,Tr
q HARTFORD 1518 FuIbCn--t -N-|-A''fi
(tHoIGE FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE TS5v-Fs-
F'ulton-st. Brooklyn. ~---' oVo
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
Country Property to Let.

NOR RENT season. country house furnished F-invf1,
y y rooms; barn lawns tennis court usar
depot For sale or exchange. OWNER. SO East 42dsI
Room Is.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20
Real Estate Wanted.

w acres with{u miles railroad statio1- New
Haven Road preie- red vicinity Harrison Greenwich
Address PRITCHARD, care Davis & Robinson, East
42d-st.. y. y.
New-York tribune., 1905-04-20

IF. OIego. y. Y 10 minutes
overlooking SUsQuehau1a River
spring wateN carriage house.
telephone Furnished i desired.
dCE j. BIRDSAL-I4 Orego. ". y.
inc Tree Inn. Lakehurst. y. J.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-12

Word comes from Washington that
 Uncle Joe Cannon is having deal of trouble in holding his big Repub-
 lican majority in peace with himself and themselves. In the making up of the committees he finds that there is a disposition on the part of some of the weighty and influential mem bers who cannot be depended upon to sert their right of recognition by be- ing placed on important committees. The outlook is exceedingly good for revolt in the Republican ranks before the session grows very old, and the time for a division of the spells has not yet arrived. It is known that members will demand that large ap- propriation for public buildings be passed during the first session of the Fifty y-ninth. When the tiTae comes for framing such a bill and dividing the money to the several localities
 there will be mighty rush from every
 section. The national treasury is now strained to meet all the demands up- OF it, but that will make no difference to those who will put in demands for recognition for their state and dis trict, and these will be the strenuous days of your Uncle Joseph. If the Democratic majority will stand to- gether on all matters coming before Congress they will be able to make the present session a very tiresome one for the Republicans.
 the Congressional session that the Republicans. are not just ready to shut of all supply funds in future campaigns. The recommendation of the president was a remarkable one in the face of the fact that his cam paign expense last year was borne entirely by the corporations who's. money he is now inclined to regari as tainted" But no matter how Senator Culberson takes the recon mendations of the president, it is quite sure that the majority of the of Congress will see that no such law is placed on the statute books. Such a law would put the Re publican party entirely out of busi- ness and none know this better than the Republicans themselves
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-12
WHO COUSIN KATE IS.

She, rather it, is without question the pret- tiest and enjoyable comedy written, There is not the slightest semblance of a moral problem attached to it, does it afford any opportunity for deep thought but with the simple aid of count less happily conceived situations and witty phrases and the most lovable characters on the stage the whole causing smile second a laugh the next and a heart throb the third. it clears the cobwebs cut of the mind and sends all who have seen 1t to their homes in the best mood in the world; with good will toward all and especially their Cousin Kale"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-12
ALBERTA GALLATIN
WHO MISS eALLATIN IS.

She is, to be brief, one of. the foremost and most successful of the stars before the pub lie and each year. owing to her charming personality and her infinite ability actress, her already countless number of admirers is growing greater. Concerning her present success in Cousin Kate" it is sufficient to all theater goers to know that it eciipses her achievements in "As You Like It." Nell Gwynne." Iben's Ghosts" "A Clean slaCe" or any other of the favorite plays in which she has appeared; the simple statement of which fact guarantees the high class of the performance and should insure for her liberal patronage on the evening of her engagement in this city
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-12

statehood question of joint state hood In the opposition to joint state hood we believe the Republicans are as honest and sincere as the Demo crats of Arizona. The Republicans would have nothing to gain in the joint statehood. They are now in the minority in Arizona and the most they could hope for in the new state woud be the privilege to assit in electing Republican officials in New Mexico to rule the people of Arizona. The Republicans are entitled to thanks for the earnest work in try ing to avert the joint-statehood cal amity.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-12
THE FIGHT IS IN WASHINGTON.

We note in the St Louis Republic that 200 joint statehood boomers passed through the city one day last week en route to Washington to work for the passage of the bill which will make one state out of Oklahoma and Indian Territory. In this connec- tion it was noted last week that a large delegation went from New Mex ico to Washington to protest against the Arizona-New Mexico joint state hood bill In the Oklahoma state hood booming delegation is a repre- sentative of every political and com mercial organization in the state, big and little. Now the purpose of men, tioning these visiting delegations to Washington is to note that Arizona is practically without any delegation in Washington at this critical time, when our very existence as a polit- ical body is hanging in the balance. Mark Smith, our delegate to congress, may be depended upon for much, as he enjoys remarkable popularity among the senators and congress- men. He has an able supporter in ex-Governor Oakes Murphy, who is camping on the field of the statehod battle. Aside from these two dis tinguished Arizonans the territory has no one in Washington to plead our just cause to the law makers.
 While the Arizona newspapers are declaring what is the truth about 95 per cent of the people of Arizona be- ing opposed to the joint statehood bill, and while Delegate Smith and ex- Governor Murphy are proclaiming this truth, and while congressman and senators are being buzzed daily by many men from every other territory interested in the statehood legisla- tion, Arizona is without any delega- tion in Washington.
 Will not the absence of Arizonans from Washington at this critical time raise the presumption among the law NoNSAS tAoI IAS pSOPlS Ol lQfS leTrl- tory are unconcerned as to what ac- ton shall be taken regarding state hood. While the people of Arizona have recorded their emphatic disap- proval of the joint statehood proposi- tion, they have not provided for the active work which is now urgently needed in Washington.
 When the anti-joint statehood league was formed at the enthusiastic and representative meeting held in Phoe nix last May, it was supposed of courst that Arizona would be repre- scented by large delegation in Wash ington this winter to o:hold up the hands of our delegate in the fight which means so much to us in the future.
 With Washington swarming with men from Oklahoma, Indian Terri tory and New Mexico working for their statehood contentious, the ab- sence of representative delegation from Arizona cannot but be impress i've of our indifference.
 The place to fight the joint state- hood bill this winter is in Washington and Arizona should have a delegation
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-12

The following from the Prescott Courier concerning the proposed meeting of the Arizona press asso- citation is pertinent:
 "A meeting of the Arizona Press Association has been called to meet in Phoenix early next month. Some thing should be done to have the al falfa editors of the Phoenix hay press, who are doing legal advertising for 8 a yard, sent back to China"
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-12
in "COUSIN KATE"
WHAT THE OFFER COMBINES.

What will prove to be one of the best if not the best theatrical performance of the local season. she event of the season" As back ground for the beautiful play, Cousin Kate" full comple- me1t of scenery painted by the best scenic artists in New York City, has been provided and the cos tanning is perfect Miss Gallatins company, con tsining such well known New York artists as Wil- sHed L.. Roger, Cecil Magnus Thomas Kelley, Marian Mcdonald, Eleanor Walberg Mae Wells and others, have been chosen with eye to their especial fit to fulfil the parts assigned to them and they have that unity of purpose which can attain but end. complete and successful performance Which facts cannot but be by Bisbee thea ter goers relative to the coming of production they cannot afford to miss.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-12
SEEING, GHOSTS.

The Albuquerque Journal is not so sure that the passage of the joint statehood bill will result in placing Arizona in the nav of New Mexico. So far as Arizona is concerned the Journal may rest assured that min ing companies, railroad companies, church organizations, school teachers, merchants, bankers, tradesmen, min CTS, mechanics, newspapers, preach CTS, saloon men and every other class will fight to the last ditch in opposing the consummation of the joint state hood proposition The Journal is be- ginning to see ghosts, as may be judged by the following from its col umns: tt.
 "All the signs of the times now in dicate that joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona is a sure thing - or. rather, we should say, the passage of the joint statehod bill by congress is practically assured. but after that is done, and constitution is framed and all the preliminaries arranged, the Bourbons will move heaven and earth to defeat the measure before the people. And since the railway companies, and all the big mining companies are with the antis, it will be seen that practically all the money is on that side. and the campaign is going to be a battle royal. This is the part of the line that now needs attention. The setting aside of Gov ernor Otero, with his pernicious in fluence against the cause of statehood is, of course, an important re-enforce- ment for the other side, but there is a great deal more than that to be done. The rich corporations will pour out their money liberally, and their blow CTS and strikers will soon be at work all over both territories, hence the plain people, who desire to become citizens of the United States, in reality as well as in name, must not lose sight of the fact that they have big job before them, and that they who would be free, themselves must strike the blow.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-12

It is announced by the Tucson mum mes that all the counties in Arizona will be represented at the joint state hood meeting called for that city this week. We have never heard of a nan in Cochise county who openly advocated joint statehood. Neither do We believe that there will be any
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-12
Lowell Branch Office.

A Branch office has been establish @ at Lowell in the building occupied " Lowell Drug Go. News items and advertisements left there will be giv- sn prompt attention.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-12

We do not agree with the policy of some of the Democratic newspapers in questioning the patriotism of the of the territory on the
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-12

This paper is kept on He at law rence's Advertising Agency, 401, Ex- sminer Bldg. Los Angeles Cal, where contracts for advertising may be made
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-12

one from Graham county at the meet ing, which will be in the line of dis gracing the territory.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-12

there when congress reconyenes after sp-- holidays.
Bisbee daily review., 1905-12-12

J. J. Patton was a visitor at Tomb. stone yesterday.