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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
MOVING VAN IN THE AREA.
Team Ran Away From Mr. ROckefeller's
Door and Landed al Miss :nelander's.

A team attached to moving van owned
by Thomas Martin Of Dobbs Ferry stood
in front of the home Of Percy A. Rookie
Teller. at II East Seventy street,
yesterday morning waiting for a load Of
Mr. Rockefeller's belongings to take to
his country home. Across the street at 20
is the home of former Mayor Hugh j. Grant.
In front of his house was an automobile.
The noise made by the aut omobie scared
the horses and they started east Morton
was on the stoop Of Mr., Rockefeller's house
and he ran after them. The team crossed
Madison avenue and just missed colliding
with car.
They ran up on the sidewalk on the north
east corner and into the railing in front Of
Miss Laura V. Rhnelander's house. About
thirty feet Of the railing was smashed and
it fell into the area, breaking several
windows.
Morton grabbed the bride Of one Of the
horses az they ran into the railing. The
horse fell on him. He was not much hurt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
IS THIS A TAXABLE TRANSFER
Northern Securities Co. Hurr!tng Dis.
tribution, to Take No Risks.

Northern Securities Co. Hurrytng Dis.
tributton. to Take No Risks.
Several stockholders Of the Northern
Securities Company have written to the
officers urging them to hurry the work Of
exchange Northern Pacific and Great
Northern shares for Northern Securities
for fear that an attempt might be made to
apply the transfer tax to such an exchange
after June 1. They said they had heard
on excellent authority that the tai might
Be made to apply to such transfers.
Col. ClouSh, counsel for the company,
said last night that the Northern Securities
had no intention Of taking any such risk
II 1t could possibly be avoided. For that
reason every effort Is being made to COM
plete the work OF transfer before the tax
goes into effect on June L. Col. Clough said
that he saw no reason why the work should
not be completed by that time.
The delivery Of Great Northern and North
ern Pacific shares in exchange for Northern
Securities will be resumed to-day. These
deliveries were suspended temporarily from
May 0 to 10 to give an oppo rtunity to the
Northern Pacific and Great Northern COM
panies to make up their dividend accounts.
One of the officers Of the company said yes
terday that there is very little Of the North
ern Securities stock still outstanding.
Very heavy .ealings. amounting to more
than $500, goo. In Chicago. Burlington and
Quincy bonds yesterday led to the belief
in many quarters that the Great Northern
and Northern Pacific will issue new stock
70 their shareholders at par 30 as to raise
money to call in the bonds covering the
Burlington stock, now owned by the two
roads. The bonds sold as high az 1902, an
advance over last weeks quotations.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
TAMMANI DOESN'T BAR CTS.
Wen Welcome Them II They want 10
support U.s. Says e. +. Murphy.

Charles F. Murphy returned vest erday
from Mount Clemens. Mich. and met most
of the district leaders at Tammany Hall.
He would not talk about the gas legislat ion.
AN that l had to say on hat question
I said in the statement l sent last week
from Mount Clemens" was his answer to
inquiries bearing on gas. Il can only
repeat that before a vote was taken on the
80 cent bill sent word to Senator Grady
that the bill should have the support Of
all Tammany Senator's
Mr. Murphy said he had heard OF the
reports that there was possibility Of the
Citizens Union indorsing Mayor Mcclellan
Il am not surprised, he added land hope
that he will be nominated by acclama ion.
IL the Citizens Union wants to support us
in putting up Mcclellan we will welcome
them and we will make ticket that will
command the support of all good citizens"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
GAVE ALARM AS he FELL.
Cable on Elevator Broke-Bell warned
workmen Away From Shaft.

PHILADELPHIA. May l5.-Martin Moran,
plastsrer employed on new building
in Ludlow street, fell nine stories in an
elevator this afternoon. He was dragged
from beneath the wreckage of the car with
only broken ankle and bruises He was
sent to the Hahnemann Hospital.
Moran had stepped into an elevator and
started it, when the cable parted. Scores
OF workmen were near the elevator shaft,
and he knew that if they were not warned
they would be injured and perhaps killed
by the flying wreckage. A big electric
bell was affixed to the side of the car. He
pushed the button and the big bell sounded
through the building like a fire alarm. 1t
made itself heard above the din of the de-
soending elevator. The workmen in the
basement heard it and ran to safety just
as the car struck the cellar.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
MRS. STANFORD'S JEWELS
Will BE Sold to EndOw University Library
Valued AZ 81 900 900.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 15.-A noteworthy
feature Of the laying of the cornerstone of
the new library building at Stanford Uni
versity to-day was the address written by
Mrs. st AFFORD before she sailed for Honolulu
in which she announced a large endowment
OF the library for buying books, which will
permit the purchase Of 80 900 books year,
This fund, estimated at sl,OooooO, will he
raised by the sale OF Mrs. Stanford's jewels,
which. it was thought, had been sacrificed
at the time the university was in ct rats for
money. 1t turns out, however, that she
secured the money from other sources and
that her jewels remain. This large fund
Will soon give Stanford one Of the great
university libraries of the country.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
CHURCH HIT By LIGHTNING.
Pastor was Preaching When Bolt Struck
Beifry-Many Hurt.

RICHMOND, Va, May l5.-Whle Rev.
W. F. Dunnaway was preaching in Gold
Spring Church, at Atlee, near this city, yes.
terday afternoon. the church was wrecked
by lightning. 18th arm uplifted he de-
clared. Christ Ill pilot you through the
storm OF Nfe." At this instant the belfry
was struck by bolt. The bell was dis
lodged and the lightning, following the
stovepipe. flashed to the center of the
church, tearing up several Of the benches
and burning holes in two Of them. panic
ensued, nearly every one was shocked,
and the meeting broke up to give atten-
ton to the wounded.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
SOlGHT THIEF. cor ANOTHER.
detectives on SIN Hunt Land Man Woman
and Diamond RiGs.

Mrs. Ethel Harris who keeps boarding
house at Q West Forty-fifth street. hired II
negro porter yesterday. While she WAS
out In the afternoon the new porter, pm
vet with diamonds and gold neck chain
left the place simultaneously Mrs HARRIS
told the police Of the East Fifty first street
station house,
A. Detectives Somcrs and Conroy reached
n pawnshop at sixth avenue and fifty-
second street in their hunt for the plumber
a negro entered and tried To pawn diamond
ring. The detectives na bbed him and found
n colored woman waiting outside
Al the police station the man rald no
was Isaac Lewis 81 yO4 West fortieth street
and the woman said she was his wife. l.o,iis",
employed ms n maid by Mn Mabel Ire,
In the ii George at 40 West Fifticth street
The police rang up Mrs, lee and she dis
covered that some one had stolen two dia.
mond rings from har. One OF the rings
was the one LAWS tried 10 pawn, He and
his wife were held.
Lewis wasn't M~, Harriss man,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
MOORISH PIRATES SEIZE SHIP.
Crew OF Spanish Vessel Saved by Timely
Arrl val OF Mall steamer.

SprcfI! cattle Despatch N THE SIN.
MALAGA, May l5.-The Spanish sailing
vessel Joven Teresa, while near the Mo-
roccan coast, was chased and fired upon by
a Moorish vessel, There were a number
of Moors on board the Joven Teresa, and
they tried to overpower her crew.
The latter were finally compelled to flee
in small steam launch. They were pur-
sued by the pirates on the Joven Teresa,
and were about to lie overtaken, when 4
neil steamer. the Ciudad de Mahon, hove
in sight The cries of the sailors for help
we're heard and tho steamer bore down
and picked them up.
The Moors beached the Joven Teresa,
and then fired fusillade at the Ciudad
de Mahon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
neither coal nor provisions can be obtained

neither coal nor provisions can be obtained
there
HoNokoNo, May l5.-A trip around the
Island Of Hainan made by THE SUN cor
respondent was completed on saturday.
No Russian warships were found in Leongsoi
or Goalong or Yulinkan Bay. No Russian
vessel has been reported in Hainan waters
since May 1.
The steamship Sandakan. from Borneo,
arrived here to-day and reported that the
Governor Of British North Borneo was in
formed on May that five battleships were
anchored of Gaya Island.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
KAISER TO RECONCILE R0uEs
said to lie Negotiating TO Hiring vatican
ard QuirInal Together.

SDrfi1l TfbIr DtsndfN 10 IWE SIN
LoNpcN, May l8.-The Berlin correspond
ent of the Standard hints that the CON
ferences which began at Metz Yesterday
between Emperor William and the Arch
bishops of Breslau and Cologne are con-
nected with a possible change in the policy
of the Vatican toward the Quirinal The
Emperor summoned the Archbishops by
telegraph Chancellor Won Buelow has
also Unexpectedly gone to Metz.
A despatch to the Express from Berlin
SAWS it is rumored that the Kaiser has
undertaken to reconcile the Quirinal and
the Vatican.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
NEW FORTS NEAR QUEBEC.
Dominion Government 20 Spend Millions
on Dcfenses.

OTTAWA, Ont, May 15.-There is great
interest in the announcement that the
Dominion Government will soon spend
large amount on gigantic military works
in the Quebec district. The most i'm
portant will be two new forts, costing 33,-
600 900, at Beaumont, nine miles east of
Quebec. They will be located so as TO
sweep the entire st. Lawrence channels.
The artillery Notifications at Quebec are
to be thoroughly repaired, Three forts
at Lewis will be overhauled, armed with
modern long distance firing. guns and each
garrisoned by company OF artillery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
BRIBERY INQrIRERF ROM ALBANY
District Auorne! said TO BE Here Looking
LIP GAS Bill Evidence.

despatch from Albany SAYS that Di-
trict Attorney George w. Addington Of
Albany county Is here to confer with rep
resent atives Of the Cit i2ens' Union con-
corning suggest ed invest igat ion Of
alleged bribery in connect ion with the de-
feat of the 80 cent gas bill.
r. Fulton CUT ing chairman OF the Citl-
zens' Union. said: Il have held no COM
municaton with Mr.. Arlington, and so far
as / know no member Of the union has
I alked with him. Neither am aware that
the Citizens Union has any evidence Of
bribery in connect ion with the defeat OF
the gas bin
Mr.. Addington was not visible to report
ers If he was in town.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
MAIL TRAIN FIRED on.
One Bullet Passed Through Gar Frame and
Wounded Postal Clerk.

HARRISBURG, Pa, May l5.-Charles +.
Brandt, railway postal clerk on the mail
train running between Pittsburg and New
York, narrowly escaped death from bullet
at 8 O'Clock Sunday evening. Four or
five shots were firei in succession at the
train while bet ween Greensburg and Johns
town. One Of the bullets, after passing
through the side Of the car, struck Brandt
in the left side below the heart, inhicting
a flesh wound, The bullet vas found in
his clothing.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
KILLED ny HIS MORO SENTINEL.
Captain OF Philippine COnstabulary Muir.
dereN at SeassI.
Special Cable De,pa,ch 10 TIKI SUN.

!Specfdi Cdb'e Despd'oh 10 THE SUN
MANILA, May 15.-Capt. Hayson OF the
constabulary, who was stationed at Seassi,
has been shot and killed by his own Moro
sentinel. The motive for the murder Is
not known.
The Philippine Commission is consider
ing the question of reducing the constabulary
to $500 and reorganizing them as pro-
vincial police, instead of maintaining them
as semi-military body. AZ at present
The proposed change is due in part to the
fact that the force as at present constituted
is a heavy drain on the insular treasury.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
Va RUSSIAN SHIPS AT HAINAN.
Chinese on Guard. bat do Not Expect Fleet
to stop There.

Special cabp Dsspaehss 10 THs sun
HoIHow, China. May Is (viA Haiphong
and Hongkong, May iS.-Wsi Han. director
~ the Whampoa Naval School. whom the
Chinese Government despatched to the
Island Of Hainan. accompanied by the
commander Of the cruiser Hsinghang, to
inquire about the reported presence OF
Russian warhips In those waters. said
to-day that the cruiser Kwangyu had been
sen, south TO watch Nulinkan and other
lays and that the gunboat Foope which
arrived here yesterday, will sail on Sunday
10 watch the northeast coast Of iiainan,
Competent msn arr stationed at various
FONTS along the coast to report events
immediately, Wei Han said he had no
news about the Russian fleet. He thinks II
Will pass HainAn without stopping, ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
STRIKE on THE NEW HAVEN?
The Swltchmen anil Tower Operators Are
Said tn lie Dissatisfied.

NEW LONDON, Conn. May l5.-Owing to
reduction in the number of switchmen
in the employ Of the Consolidated railroad
and in consequence an increase in the hours
OF employment, together with the intro
duction of telephones in towers to replace
the telegraph operators now employed.
general strike is anticipated within a few
hours at prparranged signal
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
NINE SINKS SECOND TRANSPORT.
japanese Lose Ship in the Gulf OF Peohlli
Crew Safe.

Special CdHe Dsspaieh 10 The SON.
CHEroo, May l5.--A steamship which
arrived to-day from Newchwang reports
the sinking Of q Japanese transport In the
Gulf OF PechiI by . mine almost stimuli
tAneously with the disaster to the Shsyutsu
Cd May s. The survivors were landed at
Port Arthur.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
FOUND BAREHEADEDTN ALBANY.
Lawyer stonebrldse OF This City Placed In
Insane Pavilion Of Albany Hospital.

ALBANY, May l5-William f. Stonebridge,
a New York attorney. has been arrest ed
here, having been found wandering bare
headed on the street. After an examina-
lion he was commit ed to the insane pavilion
Of the Albany Hospital. 1t was said that
he had escaped from a SAINT arum in Kings
ton. He said he had been employed in the
law office of ex-Assemblyman Edward r.
Finch OF New York. Stonebrdge's rela-
tives have been not flied.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
Fourth Russian Squadron to Go.

Special Cable Despatch to THR SUN.
CoPENHAoEN, May l5.-The Danish au-
thorities have been notified that the fourth
Baltic squadron OF the Russian navy will
pass through Danish waters in the course
OF a week or two.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
lIrcus Giant Dead.

REpwINd. Mimi, May IS 1vor David
son, who became prominent az circus
giant years ago, his height being feet
Inches. died at his home at Roscoe, near
here. to-day. He was "a years old.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16

The President 70 90 south In OctObPr.
WASHINGTON, Nav ,5.-President Roose-
welt told Senator Simmons OF North Caro-
ina to-day that he expected to make
trip through the South in October next. The
details OF the trip. he said, had not been
decided upon. but he expected to visit
Raleigh and Charlotte in Senator Sim
mons's district.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
DEMOCR iTIC CLIH ~ rams.
VIII have n Dinner There 40 Man, TAM.
many Men Are l:Oing Abroad

More than fifty Of the hig men in Tam
many Hall have made plans to -pet,d their
summer vacations in Europe. John +.
Carroll viii sail to-day and will he fol-
lowed roon by "a Mayor Van WICK, Philip
j. Britt, John r Mcintyre. Samuel and
Maurice lntcrrnyer, Justices O'Gorman,
Dugro and Patterson and John Fox, In
fact ~ many members OF the Democratic
Club will he in Europe this summer that
arrangements have been made for "a many
as possible of the members to meet In Paris
before returning home and To hold Demo
cratic Club dinner in that city.
The'psy boa, Season Ia Wide op.s New Pier
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
steel Cars for New York Central.

WILKRsBARRE. May l5.-The New York
Central Railroad has given an order for
$50 all steel passenger cars TO the American
Car and Foundry Company at the Berwick
plant.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
LAST WASHINGTON TOUR

Of the season. via pennsylvanis Railroad, Nay 10.
Rate COVERING necessary expenses for n rec day
trp Ai7 or 0il So according 70 hotel selected. See
ticket Agents. ADJ,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16

The words the Kaiser repudiates were
Zuna which h made him say that the
Russian army which fought at Mukden
had become enervated by immortality
and drunkenness. He was also quoted
as saying that the Japanese were the
-Scol rye of God"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16

DEwEI's PORT WINE AND GRAPE JUICE
Cannot be elcelled for the sick.
n. z; Dewey Sons Co.. iS Filton ST.. New YORK.
ADJ.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
MISQUOTED, SAYS THE KAISER.
Suit for Lese Via Jeste Follow Reports OF
His Recent speech on Russians.

Special Gable Dispatcher to The SUN.
BERLIN, May 15.-Suit for lese majestic
has been instituted against the originators
OF the wrong versions OF the Emperor
Williams 'Scourge Of God speech to the
naval cadets at Wihelmsha ven on March 0.
ST. PETERSBURG, May I5,--The Kaiser
has sent to the Gar telegram disclaim-
ing the utterances attributed to him with
reference to the Russian defeat at Mukden.
as fiction. and adding high praise for the
Russian troops. The German Ambassador
spoke in the same sense to Count Lams-
dorfr the Russian Foreign Minister, in
handing him the Kaiser's tele gram.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16

General Strike Mt Odessa.
!spsetd! Cable Despatch TO TEE SUN.
ST.. PETERSBURG May l5.-A general
strike has been declared at Odessa.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16

AT NUMBER zoo FIFTH AVENUE
Let III care for your watch. Reasonable charge
osisios frre. Hefmod. JsccArd King ADD.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16
i...r .son hs,,as nurnssts Vanilla. -

GYTTvsBuRG AND WASHINGTON.
NJ, nay tour via Pennsy iyaniA railroad. NAY ~.
hi' va covers necessary eapenses, Apply 10
utAet Agenu,-Adf
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16

After all, UsaERx. the scotch that made the
hishball famous Il Is the bes,.-Ass
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-05-16

The nay Boa, season Ia Wide opeS New Pier 1
foot OF IVES, end 81, . A, N.-f6r.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Glinton-a n corner 175th-st Is4xsO; Isaac
waiEess No iiA to IS 6o2io6 Frede9ic
Zobel and another. 10 William H Smith; mort .oo
William Gilbert to Maria W BaThm .......: Nominal
Ss5 SeFaa 'PlsG s to Anas o slss 100
Lena Aesehbach. by attorney, to Edward Greei.- oo
BathEate-ave " 5. part Lot So map Upper
2aS ios 2iS So1 So a. Michael DussH to
ave W So: $ 2s71i IT n Of lesth 42x1esex
iess Ms'iIeFaVe ,s TTer o6ato Pi.bto II TO ophe
Hssk.g MssT t3o mS5'ssss : co3 s.af ... 100
isy refere l6s e. ns to william fma "SsGn oesng 1900
Louis Bernstein; mortgage. $1,000 Q c and. =. 100
Ioo1S00 Iss rsppsr i0S to ' MoPr5 f9 Shaia ct al
Bathestesave' = % r. n Of i72i-st 2oxioo:
So solomon .an Goldssein to Perry; mortgage 800
4sth-st 8. io7.4 It " Of % ave; 1s.sHlOo5;
pany mortgage So Exchange
6esIoss IsTssI sSd Patan to Harris RatneF' 100
2dHaTe' Corner iiethtst 4oiO1sox irregular:
a0gis ts MsSsTg oo9 ct al to David Herman mort 100
EIlsrd to- GIUSEPPE MooCa mortgage. S260oo $4,000
mortgage. $40 ooo; . and" ..!. ~ 100
- tenwieser; mortgage. $4,000; and. 80. 100
ollnyille George H Lawrence ct al. executors ..0
BTook-ave " s. 6s5 # n OF St Paui's Place AS
Sse 2512 ioxs4l Abraham shet5n @ 6dd TO ayman 100
Prospect-ave $ " corner I6ist-st. 75xIOO; HyInan
nortssee. 300. ,,si :. Nominal
ios7T74 l1Ss0 ?: i52d st. SO s. 100 # Of sth
Realty Ri3'cs comBsHy S%:ns@ at
i's55: s@d sas i to 2 &o RFG95 dr t
ssfl-st, No West 251iooii: Lyman Greenstono
$4,000 Nominal
Ioo1l; Wesley Thorn to Cora P Hafner; mort -,
Beseh.sve e cor i5lst-ai 10oxiOo william
Wainwrisht to Julius stolOr; mortgage. s14.- m
Same DropeT!!y3 Julius stolon to Julius Braun;
7th-sve. No 2eo $. is21I5: Euphemia Whit
Same ssi ropsr T 70 Asd aired Dunn Dunn to Jefferson
1906 No 10 East 23xlooii: Morris Rosen-
lover TO Samuel Levin: mortgage. $4,000:
5Tth st. 3 go fl " Of 10Th ave 752x irrcs:
Alexander 9 stein ct al to Sheffield Farms slaW-
Ifsj2s..n 2Ia.: ~ Sa Se5 254Ie9: Ea1e6
s2s 600
to Wesley Thorn: mortgage. $4,000; and. 100
euedslia se1 to Guedaa al -S' Co. o. M %or TX
Louis Lese to Flora sege mortgage. $4,000 Nominal
gage IS 600 Nominal
eIst-st No % East Is sxio65: Arsd Busseiie to
Hatasatah Realty COMPANY: mortgage, s25 Nominal
Richsrd H cerke ,s e referee to Augustus F Holly:
e,h-ave, " s. 4s4 Fl OF 10th st. Is 6x1oo Rob. 'V'
ert Van Buren to Giovanni Nares Nominal
:. moTtsass; $3.50 600 Nominal
south Venom lla Park 3ox1oo; William Lang
Washington ave No 1885 $. 25x9O Abraham
r,Lsea gage $1,000 - Nominal
FGer reer s2 IT s 6bsE Of s4e+a 7G3IG9
gage s4Soo: o and nd..............-........... 100
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
MANY SALES BY w. sroNEHRIpee.

William Stonehridge has sold TO William Hodgson
plot the southeast corner OF the Grand Boule-
ward and the Concourse for William ID. Carroll;
also sold for Henry r. Mitchell plot lcoxl0o feet.
the east side OF Prospectave.. 500 feet north OF
one-hundred -and-eighty -seventh-st.. to Max a.
Weller and David Solamon. also, for Frank Nc
Quade the southeast corner of Prospect-ave. and
East -eig ghty-seventh-st, size 94x
20 feet SOamon & Weller: also for James Ferris
a lot the east side OF Hughes-ave. lS7 feet south
OF Pelham-ave. and for August Kuhn. plot, 75x
S7.6 feet. the side OF Arthurave.. 200 feet
south OF One-hundred- and eighty -sxth.st He has
also sold Patrick W. Parker. of Brooklyn, plot
6oNl22 feet with two story frame building, the
side Of Hoffman-st.. 75 feet north OF Onehun-
dred-and-eig ghty-seYenth-st
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
MARKET FOUND FOR CHOICE HOUSES.

Shaw & Co have sold for a Mr.. Driotoss No 1S1
West -thirty-frst-st. three story
and basement dwelling house. ls foot front. to a
purchaser for occupancy. They have also resod No.
go West One-hundred- nd-thirty-hrst-st.. three
story and basement dwelling house 15xSoxloO feet.
20 investor.
l. J. Phillips & Co. and Douglas Robinson.
Charles s. Brown & Co. have sold 10 a Mrs Law
renee No l3s West Seventy -frst-st. three story
high stoop private dwelling house. 2OXlO22 feet
Douglas Robinson. Charles $. Brown 6 Co. have
sold for Robert w Lawrence No 42 East Sixty
Eeventh-st three story private dwelling house. on
q lot 20xI03 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
City Property for Sale.

ELEGANT PRIVATE HOUSE. ~ feet. 122d-st near
- Mount Aorrs-ave. furnished unfurnshed: easy
terms MARTIN 80 East 125th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08
ENLARees HIS UPTOWN HOLDINGS.

Duff & Brown have sold for Jules Schneider a
three story house No s2s West One-hundred-and-
forty-eighth-st. 80 feet east OF Riverside Drive.
The buyer Is John Brown. who owns the entire
Riverside Drive front from hundred forty
seventh 10 One-hundred-a and forty -eighth-st.
New-York tribune., 1905-01-08

son TO Walter J. Cehn and Myers & Aronson the
triangular block bounded by Eighth-ave, Macomo
frontage of 17s feet the avenue, % feet in one
hundredand d-fifty y-hrst-st and aS feet in Macombs
Lane.