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New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
TRADING VOTE CHARGE.
Senator accused of ReceiUing S1O,-
900 from Consolidated.

Hartford. Conn. July 14.--When the Senate went
into session to-day to wind up all legislative bust.
ness for the term. Senator Donovan. of Norwalk.
created a sensation in the course OF n speech re-
garding the granting of cash gratuities to news
paper reporters in the legislature by declaring that
he had 1t ION the authority of a present member
that a Senator received $4,000 from the Consoh-
dated road for his vote"
Z pause for the member of the Senate to deny
this" he added.
Continuing. Senator Donovan accused Senator E.
J. Lake of Hartford. of having traded his vote on
the repeal of the general railroad law in his own
interests. Senator Lake was not present during
the session.
The Senate passed. with an amendment offered
by Senator Bicknell. of Meriden, the corrupt
practices act which is based in features of the
English election law. The amendment eliminated
a section placing a limit on the expenditures Of
candidates.
Governor Roberts's veto of the bill for the in
crease of salaries OF Supreme and superior court
judges, which the House refused to sustain. met a
similar fate in the Senate this afternoon that body
passing the bill the veto by vote of 10 to g.
After the House had concurred with the Senate
in the passage of the corrupt practices act as
amended both bodies adjourned until next Wednes,
day, when the fOrmalities in connection with final
adjournment will be observed
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
HOLLAND SUES TO REGAIN PATENTS
Says Electric Boat Company Has Failed to
Fulfil It's Contracts.

Answer was made yesterday by John P Holland
Of Newark. inventor of the Holland submarine
boat, in the New-Jersey Court of Chancery, to the
suit brought against him by the Electric Boat Com
pany, with which he formerly connected from
1899 to 1904 There was filed also a cross bill. in
which Mr.. Holland prays that all patents assigned
by him to the Electric Boat Company be declared
the company to reassign the same TO him because
Of its failure to fulfil the specifications and terms
Of the contract under which they were assigned
He also asks that the company be directed to re-
assign all foreign patents granted to him and by
him assigned to the company
Mr.. Holland goes to say that after the assign
ment Of fifteen patents covering inventions for con-
trolling the operation of the submarine boat and
its armament he was forced TO the background and
his advice and experience ignored, and the man
agement and construction Of the vessels were placed
in charge Of engineers who had no knowledge of
submarine construction.
Prior to the organization Of the company. in 1899
Mr. Holland says. he had secured letters patent
for two submarine boats for a submarine g1In for
autoInanc steering gear for compensation fuel tank
and for other Inventions some of which he had as
signed 10 the John P. Holland Torpedo Boat Com
pany.
The Electric Boat Company was Organized for the
purpose or taking over the property the Holland
company ana TO construct submarine boats under
Ihese patents and certain patentable ideas that
Mr.: Holland estimates the fifteen patents to be
worth So0OoO, and he says that numerous foreign
patents were also assigned the particulars of which
he calls upon the complainant to show
IN en0ing Mr. Holland asserts that he Electric
Beat company got his signature to the five year
perfecting mis- inventions by absolutely controne
ms talents, skill and ability a submarine engi.
permitted some OF the foreign patents 10 ianss9 9
thus impairng the value of all his Inventions Mr.
period
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
SON MUST SUPPORT HIS MOTHER.
Had Built Home for Her to Keep Her Away
from His Wife.

The estrangement Of mother and and an
agreement by the latter contribute to his moth
ers support as long she kept from his
house were the features OF a case decided by
Judge Linlott in the Ist District Court at Newark.
yesterday. The decision is in favor OF Mrs. Mary
Burgesser. the mother, who lives at East Orange.
in a house bought and furnished by her son. DR..
Newark
DR.. Wendell was divorced from his first wife, and
nearly three years ago married Miss Katherine
Kline. The mother lived with them until discord
between the TWO women led to quarrels. Dr. Wen
deI took the part of his wife, and arranged that
ms mother should quit the house. He built for her
a mouse at No. Brentwood ave, East Orange.
which he said cost him $1,000 with 81 600 to furnish
II, and in the fall of 1903 Mrs Burgesser went to
occupy it. According to Mrs. Bergesser there was
a verbal agreement that in consideration of her
leaving his house, DR.. Wendell would make her an
allowance of SIS a week.
The mother asserts that she had furnished the
money for her sons education as a physician In
the letters submitted to the court the tells his
mother to leave him in peace" and ''to keep away
from people whom you have been backbiting."
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
EDITOR HELD FOR CRIMINAL LIBEL.
Controller GrOut Brings Action Over Mon
tauk Theatre Site.

Arthur Brisbane. Editor Of ''The Evening Jour
nal,' went before Justice Wyatt. Of the Court of
Special Sessions, yesterday to answer a charge Of
criminal libel made by Controller Grout and based
on an editorial Of July g. referring to the sale to
the city Of the Montauk Theatre site as part of
the space for the Brooklyn terminal of the Man
haitian Bridge. The editorial declared that "Grout
was forced to confess that he was stockholder in
the Reynolds enterprise, which involved the selling
Of little strip Of land the city for an enormous
price and building theatre on the balance of the
strip, which would be all velvet" The editorial
also referred TO the Controller as the Grout-Croton
bug
Mr.. Brisbane placed technically under ar
rest, and District Attorney Jerome made q state
ment announcing that he regarded the editorial
and ready to submit to cross-examination by the
defendants counsel. Mr.. Jerome said that Mr.
Grout had engaged passage for Europe and wished
to sail next Tuesday. his health was poor and
for that reason immediate examination was
desired.
Clarence A Shearn, counsel for Mr. Brisbane,
said Mr.. Brisbane admitted having written the
editorial in question adding: He admits the
article set out in the complaint, and for his de-
fence he says that the article is true and he de-
mands an examination" Then Mr.. Shearn asked to
have the examination set for Monday at . D. m
saying he wanted time to prepare for the cross
examination Of Controller Grout
Justice Wyatt took part In the discussion Offering
to sit this afternoon, while Mr.. Jerome said that
the Controller did not wish to delav his denartIIre
Tor Europe, but would submit himself to further
crosseXamination in the case after his return #
was decided to begin the examination on Monday at
night, when an adjournment might be taken Mr.
BRISBANE was paroed in the custody Of his counsel
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

S. Steingut & Co. have sold for Henry Arnold No
4Si East 74th-st, five story house. a lot 25x1OO
feet. to S. Sobel.
The RosehiIl Realty Corporation has bought Nos.
324 and 826 East 56th-st. two four story tenement
houses. plot 44x1OO feet S. H. Raphael was the
broker.
George V. n. Baldwin has sold No. 251 West 18TH
St, four story and basement brownstone front
dwelling house, on lot 19x102.2 feet.
Paul J. Corn has sold, in connection with Des-
sauer & Werdenschlag for J; w. Jorge the five
story triple hathOuse No 523 West 123d-st, lot
Myers & Aronson have bought through William
Henry Folsom. No 512 West 49th-st., a five story
MS w. c. otter has sold to a Mr. We'll No go
West llst-str a five story single hathOuse a lot
.L0wenfeld & Prayer have bought from Mortimer
G. Baldwin Nos 423 and 25 East 90th-st. old build
lhgs' on plot oOX1O1S feet
NJ y VI 15aeneIn mas sod for the trustees OF the
NeW-foTk Presoytery No l22 East IC4th-st. 2Ox00l1
Mandelbaum & Levine have sold No 251 East
10oth-st, hVe story tenement house, on a lot 26x
=, G. NJ silverman & Son have sold to Kantor &
Cooper the plot S14xI43x irregular. on the west
side Of COnvent-ave 1085 feet north of 12yth-st.
eI3,i b MeItsner lt has sold for Annie Goodsten to
lHueI rose anu mrs FesansAa NOS $50 ana 552
stores. each 27iOxsSi1 feet "-'-'
julius, Friend has sold for Daniel Katz No. s6s
lot 252x9611x irregular.
ment house Nos. S6 and IS East 110th-st., on plot
Reich & Rottenberg have sold to jacobson &
Lchtensten No. $2l East l0!st-st. six story tene-
Jacob and May Schrimpf have sold to Max Baum
no. 288 2d-ave.. a five story tenement house on
Bauer & Doctor have sold to H. Dansky No 1O5
West 113th-st five story athouse on lot 25x1OO IL
feet
Sameth & Co. have sold for Mrs Sarah Bahr Nos.
81 and $ East 1O7th-st two five story hathouses on
plot 6Gx7511 feet
Joseph Spivack has sold to Louis Singer No AL
East 77th-st., five story tenement house on lot
2x51 feet
Charles W. Sloane has sold Nos. 1.4O9 and 1.411
Avenue A, northwest corner of 75th-st two five
story tenement houses, on plot 5lx75 feet
Frieda Benjamin has sold to the Monroe Realty
Company No COS East S3d-st five story double
tenement house lot 25xS5x irregular.
Reich & Rottenberg have bought from Johanna
LOccher No 544 East 11th-st. a five story tenement
house, 25x949 feet
Samuel Barkin has sold the northwest corner of
Hester and Forsyth sts six story tenement house
plot 60x50 feet.
Posner & Goldfein have sold the seven story tene-
Sivermau e Kirshenblut
r L. Julian has sold for Schmidt & Schmidt No
"a West 1Olst-st- 10 client. and also for JahIons &
Blerson. No Ill West 106th-st to another client.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
HEAT STILL KILLS.
Eight Deaths yesterday II Relief
Promised for To-day.

The continued heat, which has lasted for six
days. prevailed yesterday with it's customary in
tensity resulting in eight deaths and thirty-four
prostratons. There were four deaths in Manhat-
tan and eighteen prostrstions. Brooklyn had four
deaths and nine Drostrations.
The local Weather Bureau IN its forecast for to-
day promises the long hoped for relief from the
depressing heat. IT is expected that the northwest
winds which are Que here to-day will cause ma
serial drop in temperature
The mercury crept up gradually yesterday from
II degrees at a m, 20 the "a degree mark at
noon. The highest on record for the day IS
degrees at o. m.
From a comparison OF the daily figures. there has
been practically let-up whatever IN the depress-
ing condition of the atmosphere. At times during
the last five days the wind blew more constantly
and forccfully than at others. These winds de-
ceived many persons who believed, because Of the
cooling effect Of the wind that the day was actu-
ally cooler IN temperature.
The heat seems to affect the congested quarters
or the East Side more than any other part Of the
clay. The FIRE escapes and roofs filed to their
capacity nightly with the poor Of the East Side,
and II Il were not for these places there would be
more deaths and prostrations in the Ghetto and in
Little Italy.
city Throughout the day constant procession Of
persons Of all classes file past the Barge Office.
Many OF the foreigners who come TO the land
ing Immigrants linger about the Battery long after
sunset
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
BOY HURT; AUTO GOES ON.
Occupants Make No Effort to Help Injured
Lad They Had Hit.

Bloomfield, July Il CSpeciaD.-John Dillon, six
teen years old, Of this town. was knocked down
and seriously injured by automobile in Bloom
feld-ave. this afternoon The boys collarbone was
broken in two places, and he was cut and bruised
about the legs and body He was on bicycle
when the accident happened, and was riding tow
ard Bloomfield Certre. In avoiding truck which
was the side Of the street. he crossed over
the cartracks the left side of the road directly
in front Of the automobile. which was travelling
at a fast clip.
The machine crashed into the boy throwing him
from the wheel to the ground. The boy was un-
conscious when picked UP. The occupants Of the
machine did not leave their seats to help the boy
but went on their way The lad placed IN a
carriage and hurried to the office Of Dr. Frederick
A. Shaul. who attended to the boys injuries
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
HAmSTONES BREAK WINDOWS.
Two Persons Killed by lightning and Much
Damage Done.

Detroit, July 14.-WindoWs worth hundreds Of
dollars broken in the business section Of the
city this afternoon by terrific hail and rain storm
which was accompanied by a very high wind
Many trees were feiled and several fires were
caused by electric wires which broken by the
wind. one OF the fires In the police department
signal Office. Besides causing S2.O00 damage II put
the police signal system entirely out OF service
Lightning struck the house Of Daniel Mcdonald
al oxford Mich, and instantly killed Miss Lizzie
Dod5s a school teacher Of Toronto. and stunned
Mrs Mcdonald. who was unconscious for twenty
minutes. Lightning to-day also killed Douglass Hin
af Shepherd. MicE.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
MECHANICS, LENS.

Henry-st. No 323. Granl-st. No 521. Michael
Geies agt Isaac Frank. owner; Harris Cohen.
owner and contractor. a @ Cohen contractor. b..
agt August Buhrmelster owner. Fredcrick Burg
ndIQts Glftil4-4tLsi- s b. . - - . - - . -
Elizaseth-st. No A.; jacob P5rlnan ast J6seuh
Goldman. owner; Jacob cohen. contractor. .----.
141th-st. No GS1 20 $50 East. Cornelius Cash
aEt Robert Rankin Brothers owners.
Charles Dietrica. contractor. .
3Oth-st No rs % 10 West. Roof Maintenance
Company aGt Newman Art Manfacruring COM
pauy. owner and contractor
39Uh7st No 5 " est. Richardson & Hunt aEt Rose
Jodreu Jardell. owner. Edwin IS Chaifee
contractor -..............-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

Tth-ave. corner 136th-sts for a siz story brick
hathouse, 9.llx0I.8. p q simon. owners. y A
Meyers architect ct................ .......
51th-st. No 2l3 Vest FOR twelve story brick
hotel building. z6.6x3I s. ii Freeman q AZ.
owners. A @ Taylor architect 90. .......
1zlth-sts .. 1I5 y Q % 1d-aves for q one story
brick slaughter house. 32Lo0. Cohen Giaasrnau
q Co owners. o Eeissmann. architect. o. -..--..
Alen-st. corner Divisi1u-st. for a six story
brick nathOuse. 3TN74. 81 prank. owner. @ u
1l5th-st. n s. 800 q Of Sth-ave; FOR a SIX story
brick tenement house. 25NSl.1 I Polstein.
owner @ n Pelham. architect. .-.. .......
s4th-st. n = 100 II e of fst-ave: FOR SIX story
brick tenement houses. 90. 6xS12 J. & y LAeb-
enthal. owners. g F Pelham. architect. .-.-..-.
llsth-st, s, lsS ~ Of 3d-ave FOR two six story
Urlck tenement houses. 3I-fEtf ?. Eassmau &
Seplow owners O + Pelham. architect .-....
iI0th-sr. s. 125 n of Auduhon-are- FOR two
i've story brick fathouses 50xss. g VoEt
owner, l. T 3 Weiher. architect. --.--. ..-...
u5tn-st. No 415 to 4l9 East Per two six story
brick tenement houses Z1xg4I l.. " Buscernl
owner. CiccaTeIL architect -....---.-......-
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15

LIS PENDENS

5th-ave. corner l5th-st. I7Gxl-Gx ivreg. Henry
Van Buren, and another, adninistfators ~ al David
L FGfght. administrator foreclosure
atrys Mitchell e Mitchell
Eastern Eoue .ard Avenue a, corner I8ths. 25v
S4 William TemIn l. Pick action 70 impress veulees
lien ATTY. NJ Aren.
41st-st. 90 u OF 11tha-e, 2xte9 Mary Macchet
AIT Theodore Wiz and another action 20 1ec-re
veyauce VOID, etc. attys owen & Sturges-
No 1,2sf, Max N Pullman agr David Fruchfer
and another: action impress vendees len. a-rys
stein e Levy.
Samuel kaqian; foreclosure OF morsaEe at-Ja
Engel. Engel & OppeEheim-
156th-sr 8. 10 II OF brooa-aVe.
100; L. William. rerlin; specific performance
Sennle q LleLesslnd
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
FIRM SELLS PINE-ST. PARCEL.
PROPERTY IS 4 FIVE STORY AND BASEMENT
BUSINESS STRUCTURE
BASEMENT
Market Found for Vest EndaUe HouPot of Ninetr Lots Front
ing East8d 8d-st, Coney Island Resold for 10000.

9TH ave. $. 4ol1 (, n of 1slst-st. 5O11OO: Leo
PoId u Rothman to Charles Jseoos: mort=ase' 100
9tist S-soGD $ lot ia5 map Unonport ioox2ls James
Lnher to AsPgareSa Nq zann oTsse $50 sss
s. @5xiOO.4: samuel Tucker TO Walter F 75o
TiIdeF-ave n " corner 2i5th-st. 5O1IOO Laeonia
turo mortgage $500. .-,.--,.,. 100
White Plains Roal 5. COO It n OF Morris Park
oftsaEd aEs 2oSiOG s. 9R9ralm Levy 10 i . Nominal
4I6llxl99 Il Dora SLeen6erg 70 o Beethoven nominal
Same property; Abraham GTeeaoerg TO same = 100
1sSlst an s. .is sies r. W Of Broadway los ez99ii
Pans ortsase fslsh ss s. sa5 5 70 Nominal
caherne 5eSbury u to .. John JeeTson 1850
Esther 3 witham to Samuel Mandel; mortgage 100
shave. No 2ia5 $ 24.1lx75. Meyer Green
berg to Isidor Kraushaar and another mort 1oo
11st6'st n $. 2s1o II Of Pleasant ave. 2l2x
1OO.11: Louis Gordon to Henry Bergman and an ,oo
other; mortgage. SlI goo lOo
BerInan to Samuel herman: z part; mort
asa1s osS 100 IT Of 2date 55xiooS Minnie
Kaufman to Aaron Woliheim and another 1oo
72d-st $ 1$5 It W Of 2d-ave, Gsx1C2 .; solomon
s4o66 AS 70 carrie "el.'' l s .:ss Nominal
Reynard to chelsea Realty Company; mortgage 1oo
s,II a. sio - or Counb1s-ave 2OxIO2 ?:
Charles r Protze to Edward Swami mortgage, ,,,
7855ss 90 Il Anse5f45 , y 9E
2sd-st Nos s5i and s59 West 5Cx9s.9; Catherine
Crosson to Margaret smith: mortgage S49
16th-st No 251 West. 1IxSO: Margaret F. an -,
Steenberg Mile 3 Pakas mortgage. 81: :oOU AVO
Crotona-ave. corner 1Slst-st. Z0ZNsS.1I Al oEo
vaIentineave aq ava fS IT Of 1s2d-s 20O2OO;
Fannie II Wallace to James Fallto AOO
Ellott-ave n W cO-ner Julianna-st, 1OOXI2o. Olin-
vile; WILLIAM ButscheF to Isaac TPti'zNy' 100
Lots 8 and s block l. map land party GTst part ,oo
Whitehall Realty Company to samuel MSCaIlhy AOO
Lots 5 and g. block ?. same to Matthew loo
Lots 10 and 81 block g. same map; same Emil
Lots is and L. block 5. map same to ,oo
Meyer Dubinsky A'O
Lots Is and 20 block 3. map; same to Ben 40
Lots % to 81 block 4. map same to VIII 1oo
Lots % and 30 block 8 same map: same to sam 20
Lots Is and H. block 5. same TO ,oo
Lots and 4 block g. same same 70 Fanny 100
Lots and s. block g. same map; same to Thomas ,oo
Lots Is to a. block s. same map; same to Will ,oo
lam Henntngs. r5eaitv
Lot 40, block g. map; Whltefial FSeal's 1Oo
Company to Matthew Robinson and another.'.. AOV
Lots IL, Is 10. block s. same map; same 70 1Oo
Lot 4 block S same map: same Daniel Cur o
Lots l. 5 and . block s. same map; same to ,oo
Louis w Blum and another. ----.. IOO
and T. block 9. same map same to Michaei ,oo
Lots p 3 and 4 block O. same map; sama to 400
Lots 1s. II and 15 block O. same map; to 900
Angelne l.. Lenz. AO0
Lot s. block 9. same to James Il 90
Lot J. block TO- same map same walter Grant 100
Lot 10, black TO- same map; same to HaAan I'M
Lots 2 5 and 10 block s. and lot 2. block II. 80
same map; same to Jane W Barl. ....-'.....-' AoO
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
"THIRTEENERs" DEFY "HOODoos."
In Groups of Thirteen Hold Annual Dinner,
and Flay All Superstition.

Bridgeport, Conn. July IA (SpeciaD-The Thir-
teen Club, this clty's anti-supersttion organiza-
ton. braved all 'hoodoos last night and held their
annual dinner at Lehman's Shore House. Four
tables. each set with thirteen plates were filed by
members and guests of the club. The president OF
the club, Thaddeus B. Beecher acted as toastmas-
ter and general defer of the god Of superstition.
All speeches dealt more or less with the superstt
tious and indicated that the responders to the
rious toasts had delved deeply into the realms Of
'hoodoOsm'
donald, Horace Jackson, Henry Setter, jr., Judge
Eugene B. Peck, J. Baxter. of MamoroneCk; Charles
w. Fox DR.. E. S. Sumner r. H Welstood and
l. NJ. Brown, Of Greenwich, and Mayor p H
Spade Of Mamaroneck.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
MR. RYAN NoT AFTER sENAToRsHIp.

Thomas F. Ryan said yesterday, when asked
about the accuracy Of dispatch from Rich
mond which said that he desired to succeed
John w Daniel as United States Senator from
Virginia, Of which State Mr.. Ryan is a citizen:
/ am aware Of my many weaknesses, but
political ambition is not one Of them. AS to
the successor Of Senator Daniel. OF Virginia the
people Of that State still reserve 10 themselves
that good old Denaocratie custom OF making
their own Senators in Congress, and you will
have to ask them regarding that matter.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
LOSES TRAIN, FACES DEATH.
Bridgeport Woman, Dragging from Hand
rail, Saved by Baggagemaster.
Icy TELEGRAPH 10 THE TRIBUNE

Stamford, Conn. July 14.-George Minor, bag
gagemaster at the South Norwalk station. saved
Mrs Mary Murphy, of Bridgeport, from death be-
meath passenger train late last night
Mrs. Murphy late for the train, and as she
was anxious catch it she seized the handraiI Of
a coach and dragged along the platform. She
did not let go when a bystander seized her
skirt. Minor uD, caught her about the waist,
and wrenched her from her perious position.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
auNAwAY AFTEa HEAT PRosTRATIoN.

Overcome by heat. Cyrus Witham. coored
driver employed 10y G. N. Rosemier. Of No. 20
West 6Sth-st.. fe on the seat Of the wagon ne
was driving al Ansterdam-ave. ard SSth-st., yes
terdav The loose reins frightened the horse. which
bolted William fell out. but was not much hurt
The horse went on ana. after lodging several cars
struck one al g5th-st and stopped Patrolman
Kohlmau secured the animal Witham recovered
IN regr
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
TEAM STRUCK AND KILLED.
Lightning Hit Bits in Horses Mouths
Driver Unhurt.

Bloomfield, n J, July Il CspeciaD.-A team Of
horses was killed by lightning in East Passaic-
ave. near the Nutley line last night during the
electric storm. Both horses were hit and fell to
the ground.
one died instantly, while the other lived about
ten minutes. The lightning struck the steel bits
in the horses mouths and shattered the Jaws
Eugene Smissen, the driver, was not even shocked,
but was badly frightened. The horses were owned
by the New-Jersey Tobacco Company, and valued
at 800
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
TESTING CONNECTICUT RAILWAYS.
Car Automatically Records All Imperfec-
tions in Insulation and Roadbed.
LBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUNE. ]

Greenwich. Conn, July 1.-THE electric roads con-
trolled by the New-York, New-Haven and Hartford
Railroad are being tested by automatic testing
car, the lines between Stamford and New-RochelIe
having been gone over by the car this week
The car makes a thorough test of the copper
wires connecting the rails technically called bonds)
and also as TO the general condition of the road
The defects are recorded automatically as the car
gees over the tracks.
The car has been operated on over ten thousand
miles OF electric road in the West The car is in
Charge or Clarence N. BOyden, superintendent of
Inspection for the Electric Railway Company Of
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15

William A White & Sons have sold for NJ. S. L.
S. Korn to a client No. g. Pine-st five story and
basement business structure. The size of the lot
is % 4xsS.6 feet
L. J. Phillips Co. have sold for George F.
Victor No. S43 West End-ave four story and
basement dwelling house. 2x6s10x irregular. 1t ad-
joins the northwest corner of 76th-st.
Vennette F. PelIetreau & Co. have sold s6 lots,
fronting in East Sd-st. and Neptune-ave, Coney
Island, for $690O0 to Joseph Rubenstein. This is
the third sale Of the property within the last three
months.
New-York tribune., 1905-07-15
MEaREss INSANE FROM HEAT.

Elizabeth MsrvoFita. fortyhve years old, colored.
at No Sas west 52d-st was SO affected By the con-
tInued heat early yesterday. that she developed a
form Of religious mania Clad only iR her night
dress she ran out into the street and aroused the
block by loud and incOherent cries indicating that
her religion working violently. Her friends
took her back into the house clothed her and then
took her tie West 47th-st station where she was
locked Up. 70 be examined as 70 her sanity.