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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13
SOT is SLAIN BY WIFE.
Womon Dies from Drink Later Il"
Cell of Police Station.

IT., z,-.o,..r,, of the body of a man with his
,hroo+ ont in the bedroom OF a turhlsheu FOoiii
- - ~ n iberty-st.. Newark, yesterday as
-. - ,,,rder bv a woman. who afterward dIeu
in q cell in the East Orange ponce sld'ioE
ma, mas Timothy Carew, tanner. VINO lorheiS
lived At No IS Lexington-st. Newark anu o
woman was his wife. Bridget
rrba C,oraws rented the room last sunday morn
, rron, Mrs Susan Schutt, VINO occupies the
$50 The woman told Mrs. Schultz that her nus
houd ,vas out of employment. The couple took a
room on the third floor. and paid the rent IN ao-
vance Mrs Schutt yesterday went 70 their room
ord ranned on the door, and there was no re-
snonse Finding the door locked Mrs. SchI r
- Of the man, and blood was on the pea. tno
vail the floor and in the wash BASIN III ~i' -
somebody had evidently washed hanos. " nio IL
bureau lay razor, lts Dlaue i''o' N00N w."
ShoTtIy after midnight. Wednesday. PoAce man
Fennessey of East OranSe tound wO i Ion
She said she had pawned all her ctoineS, 70 Nd =
Houor She wore only wrapper, a shaWl aue =, .
Was apparently we'll a conductor on the orange
trolley line Identified the woman as a passenger ne
had brought from Newark Wednesday nlghl. an
hour later Detective Bell. passing the woman,
sayy her living face downward. An investigation
showed she dead. County PhySIclan summons
said that the woman had died from heart disease:
tHe Catholic Aid Society, heard OF the woman 5
daatb Ne communicated with the Rev. d /.
Quirk. of St Joseph's Catholic ChuIch o. t\sM'ilN
who identified the body as that OF MIS-. O.aIe"-
The Carews were addicted to drink. They had
three children. Last December the Catholic Chll-
dren's Aid Society took Cognizance of the shocking
NJ the rooms at No. 147 Bowery-st., he found tho
mother and the three children entirely naked dirty
was drunk The woman vas sent to jail The chill
dren were sent to ST. Mary's Orphan Asylum
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13
REALTY NOTES,

Boehn & Coon are the buyers Of the parcel in
6th-aFe between 5sth-st ana 6Oth-st.. occupied by
Park & Tiford.
The contract 10 purchase the Tower Building
40 ~ broadway was signed yesterday by the
NsW- DIX Real Estate Improvement Company
which owns The adjoining property. Nos a and IS
bfodaNaE- II IS understood that the -sEc5anv viii
resell the entire plot for improver7 s3t win .
i%enty-story Office building for Sl613Glo
ne he5ter ana Wall Street Corporation and the
s4th-sL Blildng Company fled certificates Of
Voluntary dissolution AT Albany Yesterday with the
.9eeIelal! or state. The corporations were organ
go 4of lne purpose Of owning and renting Office
EL-Glngs. TWO weeks ago the Cour- Of Appeals
coed ihFt such companies subject TO the
s.ate franchise tax. As result this decsioc the
TeKelle. HN1'vV1 az
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13

y u0rrgr MY MAKE WAY FOB SKYSCRAI
enfd Parcel in 47thost Reported Sod-He6erf H. ''0V
7th-aUe Plot

% Mr. Norton No. S8s East Bth-st-, nve story
gIe fathouse lot 2oxl005 feet coo 1r+ 7s+h 90
Jryire I Kempner has sold No 80 t5asS Iotn-st-'
eve Story double nathouse. on lot 251lo22 rect
FrankenthaIer & Sapinsky have oought Ior a
client plot 63lo9 feet on Ine aVe s sue o.
Mandebaum & Levine have sou ~ S,SS =
Warren five lots the south side OF 4SId-sI' west
OF 1inS KemDnor has bought from the Homer
Nelson estate No 43S West 3ltst I'VE sI0Ty MAJ
house on lot 25xes.9 feet and from Peter o Donnei
No 20 10 446 West S9th-st. three five story fiat
HsrTy GooGstein has sold to L Mannheim the two
FIVE story double fathouses WITH stores NOS; Lo5f
and / as Park-ave.. plot 6OTSO feet FTecerlck
c. Flicker the broker, - ,,--
and another person to Samuel Levine a. Son eight
lots on the south side Of loZd-st. 20 teeL West ol
% II Ruben has sold for Garmise & Levensohn. No.
ZIG East lI2th-st, a four-story hathouse, 2Ox1OOu
Charles W. Edit has sold No. Sl3 d-aVe, thIee
story dwelling house. 2JXS' TO q cneht' VINO O"NS
Henri Broder has sold 60 Maurice Raunheim the
fve-story hathouse No. 100 East lz7th-st on lot
a C5arrnin has sold to Salamon & Garmin the fve
story hathouse No. IS East lSOth-st on lot IoxSS
John Solomon has sold for Well Mayer 70
Mendel Ciphers the five story tenement NO Lass
Lexington-aye. - ..,
No. % East 12Sd-st., on plot 60xls0u
F1eck Brown &c Tea have sold for Cry Goodman
to Isaac Miller the southeast corner or avenue
and eth-st, a new six-story building on plos
Amelia r. Humeke has sold No 80 West 132d-st,.
a three-story frame dwelling hous5 on lot loSXS9A
George Dudley Warning has sold for Morris Vein
stein No. 635 1st-ave-. fve-story tenement mouse
Reiter Newman & Mosauer have sold. for samuel
Levine, the southwest of 157th-st. and Ger
place, four-story triple hathouse with stores
plot 29xS0 also sold the three-story single fiat
house No. $50 Jackson-ave. on plot 66x1 to Edward
Rabinowitz.
Feibel No. $3.50 Sd ave. four-story hathouse, on
Lotto 27xl3. William Loeb was the broker.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Edward l. King and William Shaw. If bavo
sold Tor the Denmler estate No. q Carmine-st and
10. 10 Leroy-st.. a four story building on a plot
z2Hlo feet and for the Fleischmann estate No 422
West l54th-st. three story dwelling house 27x1no
feet ''
Post & Reese have sold No. 50 East s2d-st. a five
SOY building on a lot H.6x677 feet for william
= Patten 70 investor
9. BrstteII & Son have sold for a c1la-+ - WV,
IAN r MangaIn. No. 800 East l24th-st three story
1o"stone private house. lot fSxlOO feet and for
4oCis Lese No $40 East ll9th-st five story brown
S'ons ooeple flathouse, on lot q 6xlO1 feer
Samuel Goldsticker has sold for George NTac,,,,
49, 1Itiler. as trustee No. 1902 LexingTon-aTe
faet 10 st89I oyr a8S basement dwelling house IKE
willie le5 n p MangaIn has purchased from Mr.
PeTk-ave and ls5thst i001i56 feet eas' corner Of
- sac D'S S has sold for Gustave Frey No
sell f Brolhe and M, M9rgs Bgohsbaa have sold to e
walter J. COIN and Fdw o5 Riot SSx s feet
from Lederer q Greenberg the two anaT+TnsTt
houses The north side Of l4sth-st 100 fet ieat
broker They have bought from Philip Ledefer me
4stbst sfo se+ Ot no 4SS CO. on the north side OF
!;e-hheliner was also the broker in that transac-
A l,ad & Byrne have sold for Henry Merckle to
; Friedman No. fs9 Amsterdam ave. a Ave story ~
triple fathouse. on plot 9oxlO0 feet.
Bralsted' Goodman Hershfeld have sold for
- 81 H. 1 S55S me three story dwelling house
Crawford. Denison & Moynahan and Edward n
"a Mount Vernon TO q large corporation F'
ban J. How & Co have sold for a client TO Al
:-rS NJ Rau q parcel 63x10G5 feet. adtoining The
Tree ots purchased by him last week on tie South
tee % Ssd-st, west Of AnEterdaIn-eve. making in
e.. plot 1SsI1005 feet. 6 80
Vitalss WOlerstsin has sold for WOLF Aaron and
.ssec Brown The two five story double nathouses
with stores Nos 1867 and 3s9 bth-aye near JIltb
e." on plot 50xIo feet Alsn sold for isaac Cohen
- SIeaa-oer wiener the 1--WE story four family
lsshonse NO rs East s5th-st. on lot 257xlo2 Teef
-oaS has SOLD 10 Peter J. Shields the plot
% shave @'Ne u -4V'i-St 100 teet
4 Il Fenehtwanger and Morris Cooper have re-
tsSlo No ga East e2d-st.. a four story dNeI,ing
mouse. on lot llxl9o5 feet TO Morris Aron --4i'As
LEONARD WE'LL has bought from ~ I1;as,.
.Ssaitg Company the lot 25xIo0 feet On ~ 800 }" n
sue G. stA-aVe 70 feet south oc l4sth-st Also oiS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13
LETTER CARRIERS CONTEST GROWS.
Members of Force Working Hard for Port
land Trip-Fair a Success.

Voting for the most popular letter carrier in the
city was continued at all the substatons in the
CITY and at the general postofice yesterday and the
president Of the New-York Letter Carriers Asso-
cha ton NJ A. Fitzgerald. still continued 10 lead.
At Station E. in West 32d-st.. the largest branch
office in the city the have become enthusiastic
over the contest, most of them know OF the
work of St. AmbroSe'S Church and are anxious 10
help 1t
The contest is a feature Of the fair for the bene
fit of the poor of this parish, now in progress at
the Palm Garden. in East 5Sth- and the prize
is n free passage and return TO the Lewis and
Clark Exposition in Portland. Ore. II Is regarded
as beautiful trip. part o< it lying over the Erie
Railroad.
The Letter Carriers Band Of ffty-seven pieces
will accompany them to the fair Monday even
ing-IIetter Carriers highland Will give a concert
Of about dozen nUnbers.
Governor Higgins has written to Father John 2.
Chadwick rector OF ST. Ambrose's, that ne will
visit tho fair some time next week. if his engage
ment6 will permit.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13

cent ................ 5000
Wiley J. to Bank Savings; sth-ave.
ner i12th-st years per cent, ....:.. $4,000
Rach ] Charles Selgman and another;
4stha st No SAT East; year, per cent. 1900
Saunders A w. Title Insurance Company;
6Oth-st No 12I year. cent. $4,000
So # W Of sd-ave: year. per ....:., 2sOOO
Ia yIies N r. to Seamen's Bank for Savings; 9TH
ave corner 71st-st years, per cent S0,0OO
S5t6 ST. No 167 East; years 4ls per cent 1000
Dixon J. TO Metropolitan Savings Bank; 10Th
ST. No 42S East; 1 year, . per cent 1000
OrIand ] 10 Guardian Trust Company; lO4th-st.
No ala East; as per s.4Oo
Same to Fl Elias Brewing Company, same prop
erty. demaId cent, ......... 470o
Rriesemeister A r w Eagle Savings and
Company; Lincoln-st s. 22o IT Of Co -
Iuulbus- instruments cent. ........ 4,0On
Same to II Fairfax. same property; years
6 per cent. - :, w
Saw Company to l = Heller; Trinity
W g. 1901 II OF 156th-st l year. per cent. 1000
HoItz TO I. Huerstel lots 204 and 2S, map
Hunt estate; years. per cent -. - 5000
Dannhauser Paul 10 X Wohlhagem; washing
ton-ave. 5. 1898 It OF lI3th-st; years 700
Same to same; 10th st. n . II " Of line be
tween lots 90 and &c. map Paramount; due July ~
l. . .
Burton [. F. 10 l Sprunt: 23sth-st, 400 It
Of Kepler-ave: years. per cent. 1900
Bafurln. Samuel. A + SchwarZler; Brook-ave.
8, 100 II Wendover-a ave; years u per % ooo
Masterson T. to S Butler; road 70 Harlem, Q s.
lots 20. partition map Captain { Ferris; 100
years S-'VV
Brieserncister A II W. Edward CahIl; lot
225. map Hunt estate; prior mortgage, S2sOO' ooo
instalmentS, per cent. AVVV
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

eay a ND a i MaTeh g. s175
1I2th-s ST. 300 auG 30S West: Henry K worth
ington James Cassidy and another; or M
124th-st Nos 25i and 258 West: Edward De
brumer agt Fowler Bros ct al March p. 1904 ia W
Rivngtor-st Nos 5S and 60; Glasberg & karp
agt Congregation Kohal Adath Jeschurun - ~, 40
Yassay another; March 10 1893. 10 40 UO
25th-s. No TO 562 West; Empire Brick and
S Mg C iso nv a 9spos las
Same 2rG ga t foo4 chs by deposi0 90
sane , PT9pe 1 d eno55s ~ 1874 "a
Sane an , B6G2p f 5e MoIese q 20 $50
Same mD, PgoPss d4 Ch dsBest 500
Same an 1 PP62p e e 6699as ae'
25th-st, No 554 10 500 West; J B & NJ corner
Company ast Robert Har'snorne a., 285 IS
capgaIds Y, 375 II s of Colunbus-ave l5x
ioS HeRTy H a 1ao as nv I ba9d5 1913 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13
MECHANICS LIENS.

3d-ave No 4 O56 to 4062; Bogss & Stevens against
Morris & Henry Nierenberg. owners and con
STaetoTs f11Ee7ein g anu s247
same proPeTty FFedee e and s 6StTsctos
Filln.ore-st S, 200 It s OF Morris Park-aye. 5Ox
100; Chafies KnaG{t against iona Z 100 %
3d-ave 4,O56 o 4062; Church u Gates & Co
t ngans5 NeFenoeIs brotaers anu 22s7 g.
NGlserF ne Paot owner and contracfor
sSth-st Nos 2O2 204 East: George Nelderman
Electrlc Company against Robert HosueI
9wne5; Levin * Meyer 90
5th-ave, No 29S; New-YorS Elevator supply and
Repair Company against estate OF F z GILBERT
3 owner Halph l. nixon ana n Ny 500 90
1z7th-st Nos 800 and 352 East; Joseph Mayer
against johanna Emlich and Madeline spence
owners owners; Farque' notwithstanding 81 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13

sS and 2 G East Ra s9aGoG Gaafs'
Road from spuytt Duyyl to KIngsSTagg5 10.
go go II D % Stevenson to David stevenson Brew
Washing gsI a. q wlriam FIyiand Hen
Ro ossien gls Popar-'t S9 a5;2rs
4Gr 5s map p1T Hunt estate Van Nest station:
Edward J Cahim 70 Arthur r W Briesemester 100
Ferris 5ox1255; Robert Waters to Thomas 400
M enn6ias-aye W corner is7th St iooxi25
Max Lyman to Isaac Boehm ct all mortgage 500
2d seGS'U " corner 2sd 4on7s.e i2th-s
as . " Of Hudson st. 25x95: 53th-st $ 1G5
# OF Lexington 55Kloo ~ 100 ao"9 9Pd
s. s. ISIS ssh # Of shaw 23n9se: asth-st.
trustee to haPh JACOBS anu Nominal
Louise Frederick Richter j5 ,.,,t 100
h2 4o.1o S a"f h@@ s n sa6sr sisnHnd Klein
2s sP-5'sf : KsPsTays 4 1890
23s s, 4so 10 IT louise G6 KeP5Srne 'Vo 100
Baiiey-aye 1905 4 Of K inE Ma Rond
@ S5lgS; " sis0o ~. " | ,oa,5: 100
g Emil S Levy to Max Lyman; MORTGAGE 100
1C3 SS@o No si4 East 25zloo11 Charles sDague
to Julio Ji 9r a man mari Hunt ostate Iafay
Lots sttc 20 au ePd I to w Ria' 100
a51ave No 934 corner 56th st, 20oX iITegu-
lar; Broadway Savings Institution to Morris 100
,a Mslnfeg qs5 ! It W Of 5th-aye 9osxe911;
Jacob F Ned a to r Mt'AS s5xo sG1i! Charles
farnoo to Moses L and another mort 900
Lot sss S @a0 waedoa loorll4 Eliza Hair to 40
gtbs s. 100 # " Of Amsterdarn-avA 5oK
991; BENJAMIN ,oI Ha9s si4 ,ue! 100
ooth~st No 382 East 25xes.9i Morris Welnstein 100
2efR sa0G 20 $50 East 25z9s Jacob simon
Eds LeveRson; mortgage $40 oV2 }ooi5 Aha
ham Adelbs s9 80 70 John Brown and another: 100
Mai9-s 1870 # Of Cemetery Lane 81
x225 city Island; George RoeckeL trustee 10 25o
eTTi s' Place %1' $ lots 40 and So partition map
Cornell Ferris Martha Walsh to Robert 100
146th|st No 500 9ast. 25x1oo; 149th-st No 567
East. 25x1oo; Henry Itoseathal 70 SIMON Ep- 100
Eqaesoilff Pace s. 8i72 # W Of Lisbon Place,
5O6x;302; Joseph J NJ Chauvet to Eleanor R,,,,,or
ca NAV moI{ses' 800 100 # Of l5Gta ST.
1885, Savoy Realty Company to Jacob klngen- 900
12ethst Nor as Vest 25x9aii Baum Realty ,,o
Company to Joseph Rp5Insky mo5{sage5 $- yege
niah Lennon To- John Mccarthy and another 5000
sS n 4S9 d 5f% 8 81 seeSka9 Nominal
80. august = schwarzler to Samuel BatuTin; 100
Same Property samuel Baturin to Bertha AnsOrge ,c
1ast ana another part mo 6 90 sne
1O4th-st No East 25xl0o IL Teresa Ferro to
7eth-et Nos 42G and 42s Fast 3a.4x1o2-a; James
Sullivan executor, Gantz Realty and Con- "a NM
MoelIor 10 Daniel F Mahoney Nonina!
r Van Nest at Inwood: Hartmann schTader TO 900
FranRiin-ave Corner 167ti-st 81 7x97; Joseph
ras3vsky to Roper 19onz mortgage 81 GTos 20 io
Agnes VI Mott mortgage, SO 600. ;.o..;..... 100
Burnside-ave Grand-ave, 6L2X irreg;
United Real Estate and Trust Company to city
Of New-Ho .tNolliS''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13
HOME NEWS.
NETWORK CITY.

The Phi Delta Phi Club Of this city will give
a dinner next Monday evening at the Hotel MARI
borough. Justice Vernon NJ. Davis Of the Su-
preme Court will be the guest of honor, and Henry
Wynans Jesup will preside.
At a meeting of the board of managers OF the
American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty
to Animals Thursday Major General Charles F.
Roe elected member of the board.
Senator Alfred r. Page will address the Fed
eraI Junior Republican Club of the 18th As
sembly District at its club rooms No. % Ave-
nue. D. next Wednesday evening at S O'Clock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13
YELLOW FEVER CASES AT PANAMA.

11-osbireton Nav 12-In answer to a dispatch
from, the InsuIar Bureau of the War Department
requesting the names of the Americans in hospital
at Panama Colonel Gorgas. the Acting Governor
of the Canal Zone has replied as follows:
Names Of yellow fever patients-T c. AUBREY
C;nstave Newbury, Mike Doty, A y. Benners I. j.
Butler H. Darlington. \. NJ: Barrett, A. Philpots;
foregoing employed in the United States. Charles
Ieask from the United States, employed In the
installation of the Ancon Hospital laundry; Rob
ert Stewart employed the tsthmuS: Cruzette
Perlainc non-employe; John Wickham. non-em-
plOye, at Color.
Major ]. r. Keau, of the surgeon generals office,
has been ordered to Panama to confer with Colonel
Ciorgas regarding the purchase of medical supplies
for
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13
DIVORCED WOMAN TAKES POISON.
Leaves Her Home in Montclair to Make
Third Attempt to End Her Life.

Mrs Christina Fischer. hfty-hve years old. of No
Al North WiIlow-st Montclair. y. J., was a pris-
oner in the Presbyterian Hospital yesterday
charged with trying commit suicide She vas
tnaCted 10 die She had been visiting Mrs. EliZ-
e6etb smith of No. 172 East 6Sd-st, and early
ST-esterdaIy morning was found unconscious IN bed
H. nv was glass which smeiied strongly OF
caTbo1ic acid and close by that was bottle which
had contained the poison; ... it'd.
before going to live in Montclair. Louis F1scneT
~ mira husband with whom she lived at No 2S
WilIis-ave The Bronx, where she owned saloon
oh+ai1ad a divor,e from her. Recently she had
Ieen Worrying about a suit for debt instituted
eeaipst her by the New-York Brewing Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13
LIS PENDENS.

112th-st No Gil TO 617 West Frank French against
Tuy al: foreclosure Of mortgage attorneys
Bushbv & Berkeley. "a,
I61st-st. n :, IS IT Of Eltonave, runs lOl &
9S to EIton-ave \ "a 1916 TO 16lst-st, x W oOA
beginning John Malznacher against George NchoisoT'
specific perforrranc attorney. H K Davis
2d-ave. 23l 237; Ole Gunderson against Alary
another foreclosure of mortgage attorney
Johanna Emch al; action to forecose mechanics Ie
attorney, J Kelly
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13
cHURcH Settlement HouaE PLAMs.

Plans have been fled with Building superintend-
ent Hopper for tho remodeIling Of the front and
rear tenement houses No pa Spring-st., owned by
William S. Coffin and adjoining the old spring-st
Presbyterian Church, into neighborhood settle
inent house for the young people of the Church
The reconstructed building viii be five stories high
There VIII be an assembly hall or the first floor
a LiTaly and boys club on the second story the
girls club ana a housekeeping club on the third
story, dining hall and general clubroonl on no
fourth floor and studies an2 Offices on the fifth
floor The necessary changes are TO cost Sc OO1 a.
cofding TO the architects HiI & Stout
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

17th-st. No ia 20 lis West; for six story brick
loft and store building, T5xS5; L. Ii and r l.
sachs owners: SchickeI & Ditmars. architects. s
123d St Nos pa and ZIG East; for six story
brick tenement house. 48x9G; Perelman,
owner: C = Pelham, architect .............-.
Dry Dock-st n w corner 10th-st; for two six story
brick tenement houses, with stores. 44xS2.2X ir-
regular; VI Kotyn. owner; Sass. architect
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

''s'si IDS Of 6l'5fHSs SsSs Years. 55' 5
Sander J S. to Teno-e Realty company; AM
sterdaul- ave. W 94th-st; due Deem -
Der IL 1905 per cent. $50. 4ooo
Same 70 same; same property due December H. An ~
LevensoGn. Pauline and another to stern ct al:
gage $1,000; year per ........a:; 100
II " Of 1st-ave. due December p, I867..... $50
800 It Of woodlawn; . years. per cent: 600
A[P esG 70 The Ey 81 an Of io In @aS
7orn SeT Te y to y,1,5 Pe5 SEN 81 Lee G, No
81 West s'5? yoaTs perm per 1T i o 5000
&8dst, man s 100 IT OF 2dave: pri5r mort
Springer B. and another to Miller i4th-st Nos
Michel e to to " Michel: Gis s No 228 East
Levy Edward u, AZ Q Baker; Kings6sige =, "a
william samuel, 70 V i-eaTTy ct al; 1st-aye, 80
Same to Title Guarantee and Trust company. 80
Da1m, l. to lawyers l title Insurance and Trust
Company: eth-st No 42s East; as per bond. $3.50
Thompson st. Nos % ana 90 years per cent 1900
gage $40 GOO dsmaad Per 1900
8Sthst, 5. 1875 IT of Madison-ave ! year. 80
strauss H, to Manhattan Mortgage company;
TTGnXravg ]go5 SIS IT Of l64thst' due Of On
Of e4t oG due Noydmb benny 1855 per cent
Of ZIONIST Trinity ave, " s, $50 It S Of
H. 1 B'i b- % ae@1 $4,000 due october $50
stein Il, to 4 R!ttmaster. 7ath-s No 226 East
No Eoi5 East; years; : per oent.....,..'' GOO
i35 # cf Frcean ST Years? ii per cent $50
Kopple. L. to Cunningham Southern Boulevard
n " corner EsmeTs Place; years; per cents
Loeb, wiiIiam to / Taylor, Lyman Place
coora6 81 + t6 PARK onstcto6 per C6D51v l
Jerome-ave, corner 1s5th-st; years; per
Williams Harry G to Emgrant Industrial say WV
ings Bank; LeMngton-ave, W s. so # n of 37th-
L ...-
McGraw estate; due January TO- 1902 . per
F-iTT1arn l. 70 W s s Teafe- et al. Iaf,, or %
FOOD constructon COMPANY TO BoIISrp es n lou
Bank Cauldwel-ave, $, 1870 IT n of IG5th-
Rooney. Robert j. to J p Rraithwaito ct al o4'"
5 Southern WestShS ester Turnpike corner
Brown John. ana another to A Adeibcrg and an 800
other; st An Anno,s-aye " corner 145th-st; due
another; I52d-st. $ 90 IT W Of Rroadw avn
Eidrdge George D. to Metropolitan Life i1e,,r S'V'
ance COMPANY: Independence ave, s i54 #
1,6o Of R I,ar, ears per cent 5000
lots 40 and 80 partition map captain
Tactor, Anna NJ. to H Goldsmith. washington 500
ave res, $, W. Of 4P m Of $dave and road lead
sherlock Joseph r to ! siiversten IS3d cent $50
100 100 IT Of Sth-ave; due October 81 1906. per
Gantert II G. to George P Basiey and another 100
June l. 1905 per cent ~ iollr 81; due Al
St. Fy 400 0 of fPotSF 70 LEMON 55t9
n from n - lot I8o 's mac %' Nc NJ e $ %
900 - -or. '' i"' map MorTisanla;
y5-iuarr Pal !, a,5 + . - 800
So5 81 g o. - - 20 y y thomson;
June / 1910 per cent ave; Que 90 N
corner l96st prior maggag seoS9 SKA ave 2SS
weinsten, NJ to Broadway savings i1siit,,,;o 500
ra6yere Leo to + R5tttn,ai ,r cent aa 1900
- ~ aI.i'.S u per cent $50
81 plrr I' . years per cent 80
paul IhaTles X 10 = DER Foster. Columbus
Saso GOO s. 20 ,so II. pf "In st; prior mortgage,
1unz Ro6 5sT; 70 hasorsISZ; IranE!in-ayc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS FILED

197th-st n s. 100 # W of Lenox-ave. i50x9e, II;
The Lawyers Title Insurance and Trust Com -
pany Lena Samuel and Annie Nicholson; S1s'u
Amsterdam $. whole front between 04th
and 95th SITS. -x1OO: Tenure Realty Company .
loans Julius Sander - Sc'o
Flton-ave s W 156th-st. 5OXlOO city
Mortgage Company loans James Harris. ....-.. BOO
Melrose- ave, 157th-st, SSZXIli Aueri-
can Mortgage Company loans Louis Hubener . .
and Martin Escher 10 o4'O
Realty Mortgage Company loans Clemtine -
and Milton III Silverson. w.
C,reston- ave = 2T5.1 Il of 1s9th-st 4Ox95;
Richard Collins loans Mary A Mccormick
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS,

1s2d-st s IT'S It W o Grand for a two
and one-halt story frame dwelling house. PIX
40 s; Mary Meysr owner; II Russell, archi- . an
7th-st, n s. corner of Avenue A. Unionport; for
a story frame shop, 2Ox3O; Mendelsoh x coo
Tinkel. Otto G Krauss architect. GU
Arnethyst-ave e $50 Il II OF Forest Park
for two story frame dwelling house, 2lX4S' ~
Thomas Scott, and architect ..-....-.. sou
Faie-st s. 100 IT CT Aldus- for twensS
three story frame dwelling Ouses, 20xt5ls eachi
Ames Real lr Estate company owner $780, 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13
ANOTHER 425TH-sT. DEAL.

Som Brothers have purchased No. 253 to 25e West
125th-st a plot q feet vide by 200 feet deep. ex-
lending through TO 26th-sr This IS the third large
marcel fronting in I25th-st which has changed
hands this week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

876x7& 8-sty stone front dwg H. VIM Cutting agt Marion
Cutting ct al; II W TAFT atty; Hamilton OdeL ref
pc: Ft9ni 70 Edward Haaoey for So 900
By Charles A BerTian: gu and 9I3 TTnity0ave,
q II Of lG4h-st 78x1OO. 0-sty brk tenement hs
j. r McAvoy agt g = Orcutt ct al; N J Farley, atty;
L Ward, ref, due, S14 III so; S3 AS
draNr