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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-21
time AND MONEY
is CONSIDERED
Panama Canal Not Likely to Be Sea
Level Waterway.
ENGINEER STEVENS VIEWS
COMMISSION WILL NOW TAKE
THE MATTER UP.

Washington, Nov. 20.-Although the
board of consulting engineers has de-
cided in favor of a sea level canal, it
is yet an open question whether the
Panama canal shall be a sea level OF
lock waterway. The decision of the
board of consulting engineers is not
| final. The decision of the board was
reached by a vote of eight to five in
favor of the sea level project, General
Davis and Messrs. Burr and Parsons
joining with the five foreign engineers
against a lock canal.
Will Be Two Reports.
The report of the board of engineers
probably viii not be submitted to Presi-
dent Roosevelt for five or six weeks,
AS TO the character of the great pro-
ject, the report viii not be unanimous.
In fact two reports, one by the major
| ity and one by the minority. Will be
submitted. These reports the president
will lay before the canal commission
and Chief Engineer Stevens for con-
sideration. Mr.. Stevens viii come to
the United States from the isthmus TO
take up the subject with the commits
sion and with the president 1t is con-
ceded by the advocates of a sea level
canal that TO construct such a water
way will cost much more money and
time than to build a lock canal. 1t is
known that in the mind of the presi-
dent these are vital elements
Lock Canal Favored.
1t is his desire. expressed to some of
those who have discussed the subject
with him, that the canal should be
built as expeditiOusly as possible and at
no greater expense than may be neces-
Sary to provide a practicable water
way. He has indicated to some of those
to whom he has talked that he person
ally faVors a lock canal, but he is
determined that the subject shall be
considered thoroughly from all points
of view before d final decision is
reached.
Stevens Coming tome.
Chief Engineer Stevens of the Pana-
ma canal commission will leave Colon
for Washington next Thursday. He is
looming to give the commission informa-
ton upon different phases of the work
on the isthmus, but more particularly
his views as to the type of canal. These
views are already known to the Officia S
who are in charge of the canal WORK
but an official statement from the en-
gineer is desired Mr. Stevens told
officials who recently visited the 18TH
mus that if a sea level canal was 10 be
constructed the government ought to
put boys under twenty years of age
in charge of it, so that they viii last
until the work was completed
Likely to Disagree.
The visit of Chief Engineer Stevens
for the especial purpose of giving his
views as TO the type of canal indicates
that the judgment of the consulting
board of engineers is not definitely
to determine the type but that the
commission viii earnestly take up the
subject and make recommendations
From what has been said by members
of the commission and the views al
ready officially expressed by them, there
seems little doubt but that they will
disagree with the recommendation of
the cOnsultin board. which has
voted to recommend a sea-level canal
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-21
PASSENGERS ALL LOST.
One Hundred and Twenty Eight Per
sons Perished in Hilda Disaster.

= London, Nov. 2o.-One hundred =
= and tWeuJy-eight persons lost their =
= lives i'm the wreck of the London =
y & Southwestern Railway COM =
= pany's steamer Hida, off the y
= northern coast of France Satur- =
= day night according 20 an official =
= estimate given out tonight by the =
= officers of the company. This death =
= roll includes tWenty-one saloon .
= passengers eighty French onion ,
= sellers and tWenty-seven of the =
y crew. =
tAARht&&&kttt k&&t ~ TX
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-21

All first-Class restaurants and homes
have Vienna bakery bread.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-21

If the Crown Label is on the loaf
you have the bread that is made in
clean bakery. Ask your grocer fol
ROYAL Bread
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-21
Conferred With Roosevelt.

Mr.. O'Brien went east early in the
week under orders of Governor John
son TO look into the Insurance situa-
ton, and carried a letter of introduction
10 President Roosevelt On Saturday
MI. O'Brien had u twenty minutes con-
Terence with President RoOseVe.,. The
result of this conference was reported
TO Governor Johnson today. Mt O'Brien
reported that he outlined TO the Presi-
dent his plan of action, which was TO
call meeting, either in New York or
Washington, following the completion
of the investigation now progressing
IN New York OF all the state commits
SiOners, also of the governors and at
torney generals, if necessary. This
meeting was 20 veolve If necessary, a
J demand fOr reorganization of all the
important life insurance companies
bat more particularly the placing of af-
, fairs of those companies on a safer
y basis. Any action to be taken by this
meeting to be cooperative, and each
delegate 10 so back 10 his state pre-
pared to carry out his part Of the pro-
gpamme.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-11-21
ASKS HELP OF
= THE PRESIDENT
Minnesota Insurance Commissioner
Has a Plan.
ROOSEVELT IS WILLING
VARIOUS STATES ARE TO TAKE
ACTION.

ST Paul Mimi, Nov. 20.-According
TO State Insurance Commissioner o.
Brien's report to Governor Johnson,
made today on Mr.. O'Briens return
from New York and Washington, in
Insurance companies. President Roose-
Welt may be the chief arbiter in a
cooperative effort Of all the states OF
the union 10 compel the large insur-
ance companies whose trout. es are now
being aired in New York to put their
business on safer and more economi-
cal basis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

william p Mangam has sold for Thomas z. Skin
ner the three story and basement brownstone front
private dwelling house NO. $50 East 1Z4th-sI' on
lot lSx10I11 feet.
William stonebridge has sold for Thomaso Gior-
dano to Henry P Ansorge the northwest corner Of
Crotona-ave and East 1S7th-st vacant 75xso feet
G Bretten & Son have sold for David Henry and
Matilda A. Grady to Louis Lese Nos $50 and 1872
East 121st-st four story brick hathouse, with
stores and two story private house, on plot 495x
100 feet.
Thomas & Son have sold for client to August
Kpsten the four lots. 100x1oo feet, at the south
east corner of Academy and Cooper SITS: also for
the Metropolitan Trust Company to client the
three story and basement private dwelling house
No 403 West I7th-st.
shaw & Co have sold for Mrs. Eta A carrington
G %el lin '" house eSi e-g 55x55xioo feet
Gross Gross S5e f2 o s9 W f9f aeet 20
five story hathouse, on a lot 25xss II feet.
sold to a client the northwest corner of Bathgate-
ave and ls2d-st.. plot 2oNy7 feet
s1st-st four story and basement dwelling house.
M L. & c. Ernst have sold to Jacob herman No.
Sx1eO feet Henry Davis was the broker. Also
feet on the side of Beck-st, 100 feet north of
Company George H. Pigueronl the recently COM
pleted six story mercantile building NO IL to lSs
s1xs2 feet The asking price was $4,000
L. J. Phillips CO have so 500 Ior the stability stability
twenty Ave lots having a frontage of 80 feet on
Dyckrnan-st. and 200 feet on Sherman and Post
aT Henry D. winans & May ha,g .od for Emma V.
house on lot l7exlo22 feet
& Butler and others No 40 Bleecker-st south
west corner of Sullivan-st. five story building
O' Max AK -Gomprecht & Son have sold for samuel
Green and Daniel W hickman No. 800 West ls5th-
Max Marx has resold TO the Deane Realty Com
pany the plot, looE2oo feet on the cast side Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

oe 5san N n a. 10 simon s. 12 Tss a1
600 ~ :. Nominal
Wense 90 jacob # Ct ls or tess
same property jacob weinstein to Aaron Forman iO0
and another mortgage, $Io.75o; 0 c and. -. 100
90 Iiss96; II. Henry salant to Nathan Marcus;
1l6th-st No 400 East is 7xOO11; Nathan Jacob
2 p[0SR o5 So and Sac %s Is $3.50 S aId 100
Lyon to the Lyon DeveoRment Nominal
solomon HsTTa as 9oFtsass $1,000 100
&ax57e:, August znsser to August ' zinsser
BanE-st n W corner 4th-st 4ol1x7o 5x4a 2x72s;
Clara st ste deG to Isaac POstman mort
Si7s R ss # ReS4.r tn FmS. az y
efbeF hn IF 5gosoo 100
124th-st s. 175 # e Of Broadway, 50x1001I
a 6hsP mo Ada@s s. s 4o5?n 1dDo' and an
soP8hi a9 shape 60 10 Maxwell iPOA Harf a
same f HY Mans 65ya 70 Ssr Ss@iRs
Broadway, e S. 67,6 125th-st 80 6x75: Jere
Robinson and another trustees TO William
Coomes trustee 40 = o.o. 49,: - Nominal
COMBS: trustee - - Nominal
H COMBS trustee. Nominal
LGrie ct al to Louis Levy: mortgage, $4,000;
P6sten 9 TO samuel PodSen isaac 100
e. 2ss7 sR2s8So6; FloTenoe Toll to Thoma:
Ams 6GtGS an n corner i35th-st 90 iixioo
Unique Realty Company 70 Aaron Reinhardt;
A@se sFs Ss.' iae5hst agiixieO:
SaGus Sea coED9s e &c ShsTss Vein 100
iol $40 Unique Realty company to solomon
and ano s6s &c d o11d 100
William MCGOWAN to Nicola Biondi and, 100
to Minnie Telfair 4 part all title -. 1880
gage $62 900 Nominal
SCI $50 Nominal
1925; Samuel Qunt to Samuel Mann; 4 part
mortgage. s32 500; and .,.:.....;:;..;.. 100
AIvina Hagedorn; and ....-....... 100
T4th-st No 1924 East 25x1022 Jonas Wen ct a.
Coolest No 100 e s. Is sx56 5x26 sx5s 3; Moses
Musliner william Hardness; mortgage
lost1!st. No East 25xiooIi; solomon Jacobs
to Aivina Hagsi9r1 quit claim. -. Nominal
2 q X 2s S soom5 IT & 2f t.
William LibeTman; mortgage $4,000: o and. 100
Abraham shatzltIn 10 LYMAN shatzkn; mort,
gas. 1880; c ami: -. ............. 100
man to Bonnie Greenberger mortgage sci 0S3 50 100
Broadway. ia II II OF 13sth-s, u Tx
2s9x2T7x39 Albert Bruno Frederick
s7thst ; 300 Fl " Of Central Park West 25x N''''
100; Milton stern TO Rafnl Kurzrok; mortgage
lO7th-st $ S. 275 Il Of Columbus ave, LOOK
l0011 Moses Crystal 10 slgmuud Wechsler
eith-st 10 IN Vert 2sxss0 william Mar
wen 20 Joseph Battenweiser; mortgage. Sir
Brown Place = corner IsGth--t 2oog9i. louis
Cartel % Charles Garhel. mortgc-e. s8i. 200
isIth 81 No lia wcst soxoo II James Murray 100
ct al 20 George Pan mortgage saS 600; c
ana '''.'...'.'s' 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
MANY SALES BY w. PETERS g. co.

William Peters & Co. have sold for John Maixner
to Joseph Ptazek a two family dwelling house, on
the north side of Columbus-ave., % feet west of
paylor-st. being lot Nos. 1874 and 1885, Van Nest
Park. 5oxl00 feet; for ]. Gamache to client an
American basement house. the west side OF Van
Buren-st.. 274 feet north of Coumbus-ave.; for
John Miller to Pierng Killenberg. a plot on the
west side OF Clason-ave.. being lot No. 1885, Mapes
estate for H Landgrebe TO a Mr.. Heffernan lot
zoxleo feet, on the south side OF Columbus ave. so
Ieet east of Madison-st; for Baslus Busch to
Frederick r., t Schn1azle two family dwelling house
on the north side of Columbus 90 feet south OF
lincoln-st.; for Charles Knauf to w. Heyduk
Two FAMILY dwelling house. the south side of
motifs Park-aye., so feet west OF Garfied-st.; for
berry az +: MaeKay to a client cottage. on the
Park-ave.. lot 50x1O0 feet: for Mrs Susan Goerg
TO william Huke two family dwelling house. on
the west side of Tayorst 25O feet south of Morris
Park1ave., lot No 202 Van Nest Park. and for
Joseph Gamache to client two American base
nnent houses. on the west side of Van Buren-st 272
feet north of Columbus-ave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
PELroN HOUSE TO BE TORN DOWN,

Plans have been filed for a five story office and
store building to be erected for Charles j. Degea-
hardt owner. at the southeast corner Of Frank
lin and Greenwich SITS. the site of the famous house
of Daniel Pelon. of the oldest landmarks old
New-York
The building is TO cost 1880 It is 10 be 20
feet front and So feet Deep with FACADE Of Flem-
ish brick The architect is Joseph Wolf.
c. B. ]. Snyder. chief architect of the Depart
ment of Education, also filed plans yesterday with
Building Superintendent Hopper for the construc-
ton of freproof gymnasium for Public
School No. 20 at the corner of Rivington and For
syth sts of which II. William Smith is principal
1t will replace the present casthenc hall and is
cost the city $1,000.
D. & w. Mullins have sold for the Central Trust
Company of New-York the southwest corner of
Park-ave. and e4th-st., five story fathouse. on
Mot 5lxS0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
BANKRUPTCY NOTES.

ne following petitions bankruptcy filed yester
with the clerk OF the United States District Court:
asa !es EInde, tailor Addetown liabilities $3.50
b. y so The principal creditor IS Brigham & Co.
-5u@aoe policies for 81 90.
ss55Is-n Georgt No s7s St. Nichoas-ave liabilities
Geo. ssssts $50 The principal creditor is Isabelle
a. Involuntary petition against Treeger
30 a. sLoe~snthsl trading SIS Treeger CO. No
sfs lzth-st, BY Louis Aezger and other creditors
an ss Of s55s Transfer Of assets and preferences
r S y, q Benedict appointed The bust
Fibs-. ne 6roz@onta Company with bond Of 81. 600
asss ~ hanlin appointed receiver OF the busi-
wafer y. wager. with bond Of $1,000 The
- maze that wager Is fugitive from justice
lxii.tise o. TIE Huron Condensed Nik Company show
erssi, OF 1851 and assets Of slss4O3 The principal
are The holders Of the conpanys first mortgage
amounting 70 $50 600 sscured By mortgage on the
r. plant az Cby. Mich. Other creditors are III
Dsrot e. 9Looo snd william H Edgar Son
ores IS The bankrupt has more than three hun
IN ou ne major portion being for small amounts
kans me assets consist of realty, si6372; cash on
sass1 eopynghts and trade marks $3s 40: accounts
as n sss aro.ersge PouEhkeepsie plumber liabili-
ESD Suo eek ZOO; horse and wagon $780, machinery
lance II bank, 81 principal creditor is the
,eti:slstase Foundry Company. Rochester, 1921 The
is nc surviving partner in the firm Of H. b.
rss.1IiaEe. plumbers ana heating engineers and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
CITY COURT IS PURGED.
-Four Clerks Are RemoUed for Tax
ing Illegal Fees.

Thomas F. Smith. chief clerk Of the City Court.
yesterday took action purge the court of the
deputy clerks responsible for the recent scandals
there. He removed from Office Theodore A. Hamil-
ton. John c. Foley, Thomas Carroll and Henry p.
McGown. the four trial part clerks who were be-
fore him on charges of having collected Illegal
fees from lawyers These fees the Sheriff s
trial term fees in which were tried a second
time, s. EACH and the money went into the clerks
pockets
John Courtney. who was suspended by Justice
Seabury and later removed. was the first Of the
assistant clerks TO be charged with wrongdoine.
He was dismissed two weeks ago. The removal Of
the other four clerks leaves the trial parts without
clerk Mr.. Smith says he viii request the Civil
service Commission to certify to him fifteen names
tor the positions. In the mean time other clerks
IN the court viii have TO do double duty as the
trai parts cannot be suspended
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
SAYS B. I. DUKE D0DGED SERVICE.
Jersey Hotelkeeper Denies That Papers in
Separation Suit Were Delivered.

Ashury Park n. j. March II (Special.-At the
marlborough Hotel. the temporary home of Brodie
I; Duke. the tobacco manufacturer. whose wife,
Ance Weob Duke, is suing him in the New York
courts for separation and alimony, it was denied
Vo-qay mat papers in the suit We're served him
yesterday The papers, Mrs. Duke says, were
handed 10 Mr.. Duke by a process server. who ac-
colnpan.ed her TO this city from New York. Ac-
gToIu!ng TO the hotel proprietor, however. Mrs.
i Rak ~ n company with young man. arrived at
sae saw Nj. Duke sitting in the dining room
Inc young man with her gave sonc papers 10 a
Nsllef 10 give TO Mr.. Duke, but the latter's man,
VINO IS with MIN constantly, Enotioned the waiter
s."sy While Air. Duke lodged behind a large palm
% get out OF sight The waiter, the hotel pro-
Raetor says. took the papers to the hotel ONCE.
hhere they still remain uncalled for and unopened
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
TO IMPROVE THE RIDING CLUB.

Plans have been filed with Building Superintend-
ent Hopper for the enlargement and remodelling
of the big four story and basement clubhouse of
the Riding Club. Of which James H. Woodward Is
president and which is at No East 5Sth-st on a
lot 15 feet front and 200 feet deep owned by John
Jacob and William Waldorf Astor.
The remodeled building is TO have a mansard
roof the stables in the lower stories are to be
enlarged and equipped with new freproof stalls
the large riding ring is to be reconstructed with
floors Of steel and concrete and the clubrooms re-
arranged. New elevators also TO be erected
and an entirely new heating and plumbing plant
installed. The projected improvements are to cost
$4,000 according to the estimate of Bradford 7,
Gilbert the architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
CHOICE LOFT BUILDING SOLD.
THE BUYER, an INVESTOR, PAYS $e85O00 FOR THE
PARCEL, WHICH rs IN WEST 91ST-ST
3aet Found for F0e Upper 8have apartment
Building and Vacont Plot an $4,000 Erchange.

Ames & Co. yesterday sold for Salina A. ellison.
TO client as investment, the ten story fire.
proof store and loft building. Nos 81 and 80 West
Slst-st., sS.4xs0xl0o feet. The price about
S2S5 900.
Leopold Wen has sold for Max Marx. to in
weston for cash. the five story apartment houses
with stores. Nos. 24O. 2412 2414 2.416. 241S sth-
ave- at the northeast corner of Sth-ave and 129th-
St, on plot 1O0x1OO feet
John n Berry has exchanged for NJ. L. and c.
Ernst the seven story mercantile building No. so
Srand-st. adjoining the northeast corner of West
broadway and Grand-st the sellers taking in part
payment a plot of about fifteen lots at Sedgwick-
ave and 17Ith-st- The owner of the lots is Emile
Utard. The transaction involved $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Corcoran Robert J, 70 G Bookman. ct al, Park
5000 two ti prior mortgages. $4,000: due April
gage s2e oo6: due April l. 1905 per 1000
s14Qoo due AgT ai l. 1905 per cent $50
s. s75 # Of 5t-a1e as per bond 200 OO
ssns :s%: sam. 9rs3:tty year. Pc; $50
los and 10 East; prior mortgage $4,000; 5
Hoffman. Michael i' A. to Realty Operating Com i'''
pany, Broadway corner 1SOh-st; years;
Meyer eS' Margaret A. to Lawyers title Insurance
Road dhq @a at RiSeS
b:ptt Road 5 2iSS # Of washington
GasaR Re' James D. to Lawyers Title Insurance ''
Company Bronx Park-ave. s W corner 17eh-st: :. 49,
Unique Realty COMPANY: to charles Vein
St. due April IL isOS per TO cent t. Q. nun 5000
3P fGa'1 9Sssss'S per ssv'
seer WateT-st s 28s IT E Of BTosd-st 5
Marcus Nathan to H Gallant Btadhurst-ave. -'OV'
5S, corner g;e I54 III year per , cent 500
III to 12S East prior mortgage. 10000 year: .oo
wallenstein. saul to Harris Mandelbaum and
another Goth st 100 IT of Park-ave;
Ms SIS y VIVIAN e ssSart sSa:
4 of Broadway: Years, per cent: 1921
way years cent. 49,. .......--. Il eiC
25thst No 80; years per cent, ..e..-.', "a OoC
Observation-Disclosures Realty Co l. Wells
Hashing'on-aye s. 1851 n % I74th-st
year per cent; rcreeoried from December %
. !.
Kuh. Alexander. Title Insurance Co. sth-ave
Nos . ana e4O7 wears, per CENT, 10000
Harris. Maxwell &. 10 William W sharpe
years per cent -. sOO
5 loo T. . or 7tt-are: yslr per cent. 1000
dre ser,eniser = 1907, per cent - 2scO
WIT ~,7r. Title Guarantee and Trust
Far l. t5tF- 81 M no 20 if8 West mort
ga n oeoo each rer bond $50. s.oO1
TCttc III fsdnr ord runther To VOL AID
v ssth-st. Nos 30 and 2l4 East. mort
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILED

Longwood-ave n whole front between Hewitt
Place and Dawson-st, 169.9x 1O1x
100 TX n IS. TX 96.7 beginning: Title
Thomas Edgar. s1s5 900
Amsterdam-ave $. 5O.7 n of 1OTth-st. 80. Ak
Herman seplow. 25 600
Braun to James Farley. $4,000
Pleasant-ave, s. 20 8 II OF 120th-st, 4OxS5;
Xronson $1,000
Meyer 1926 600
1O9th-st n 40 It of 2d-ave. 2Ox1oO11; Cor
isidore Edeisten 4..4.+....... 5000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.

The first Is that Of debtor the second that
VI ne creditor and date when judgment filed:
A.lierl AntOnetta-George Call & Co; September
81 1900 -. se2s 90
01Stne-Anerican Forcite Powder Manufacturing
sscoHpsny; April % 1902. 200 OF
CO. Aoritz-Peop!e. etc; March 30. 1904 1000 90
s Hsreh 90 1904 900 90
cS-5s tts4and At b Apgar; March H. 1905 $50 81
r5 y 1906 5a7 SO
,s sl (rsveTsed) 81 80
Es.s ooionaon-S G!azer; February l6. 1900 247 81
E5 Ems sO4 oil
ss y 1875 5sI SO
III George N-The Farmers Loan and Trust
x15Psny trustee: March Is 1909 (Teyersed 421 ~
xs etc March SO. 1904. 900 90
os ,ss8 1877 81
oa - 1906 2e4 81
100 c......,.... SIS 40
ss.ets Annis-w Haensler: February D. 1905 So 25
pHosltz Joseph-T z Decd sr: March TO- 1905. 67s 50
80 EenryT r Flood tF; March 10, 1905. 67s 50
Snaerer Lena-w Haensler February IS. 1905. IS Is
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Greenwich and Franklin SITS. corner for a five
G Degenhardt owner Wolf architect ss2s
113th-st. Nos 615 and GIT West: for a story
Pollard & steman. architects .t+.s......~... 500
11Tth-st, 225 It of 5th-ave; for two six
story brick hathouses. 35xsT.11: FaIk & Fine.
owners Rouse & Sloan. architects. 100
6Ith-st Nos 332 and S34 East; for a six story
brick hathouse Al sxs7.5; G r Banner, owner; . .
L & Georg1, architect 500
S6th-st No 33T West; for three story brick
stable, 25x05 5 Ma1heimer, owner ] II Knuble.
architect so
lst-ave and 100th-st. corner; for three six
story brick fathouses, 50xSTx Irregular; Green
architects 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
A $4,000 pYcKMAN DEAL.

The Bankers Real Estate Corporation, of which
Minturn Post Collins is president has purchased
through Collins & Collins and Sawson & Hobbs
more than $4,000 worth of property in the Dyck-
man tract.
One Of the parcels is the McCreery property on
the west side of Broadway, 226 feet north of Dyck
rnan-st, and running northwest TO Prescott-ave:.
about seVenty-two lots. This property was origi-
nally purchased by the Central Realty. Bond and
Trust Company, and came into the possession OF
Max Marx the time Of the settlement between
him and Henry Morgenthau-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

cedar-ave, e s. 52S.TA II n OF Sedgwick-ave.
berg owners: vTeeiaH Dti' archtec Effect s2oot
Nelson-ave. los fl of 167th-st, story frame
Company. ' owner F Albrecht architect iSai $50
Perry-ave s. PAS 81 IT Gun Hill Road,
story dwelling house. 2OU56 Richard H
Jamison. owner Charles Clark, architect $50
l41st-st s. 100 II OF Southern Boulevard; I
story frame shed. 26x9S: Norcross Brothers.
and architects. so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
NEW SYNDICATE ACTIVE UPTOWN.

syndicate organized by Collins & Collins has
made large number of purchases in the Dyckman
section. among which the following:
Vermlye-ave, northeast corner of Hawthorne
st. plot 100x100 feet
Vermye.ave.. southeast of Isham-st
feet " 80
rlO n1y100 49,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
OLD HARLEM HOSPITAL SITE SOLD.

Ex-street Cleaning Commissioner Maggie has sold
to E. Lowenthal the old Harlem Hospital site No.
81 East 120th-st.. plot 6.3x1oO11 feet Barnett
& Co. were the brokers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-18
REALTY NOTES.

William H. Falconer has leased Nos 10 Jackson
ST, 6S East nth-st. O4 East 12th-st 153 West 18th
st, 80, 3l2 and $50 East 4st-st and q and % Sth-
Ex-Congressman jefferson NJ. Levy is the buyer
of No. p Dey-st.. reported sold on Thursday.