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The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-12-14
CHAPTER !.
Held by the Enemy.
II was night In Georgia.

thrOugh the Iatticed branches OF the
pines, fell upon the figure OF man In
blue who followed well-worn path
leading to a mansion situated on de.
batable ground near Atlanta.
Fierce and sanguinary battles had
been fought all the way from Chatta-
nooga, and the doom of the Gate City
was sealed. Presently Atlanta and
It's envirous must fall into the hands
OF the victorious Sherman. Those
were troublous times for the Confed-
eracy, and many heart grew cold
with a vague fear while facing the ap-
preaching disaster.
Close behind this advancing figure
q second might have been seen-a tall,
lean fellow who wore the chevrons OF
sible to tell whether his dusty we'll
worn garments stamped him a mem
Der OF the blue or gray.
Emerging from the pines the house
lay before the leader, bathed In the
food of lunar light.
He came to a stand and gazed upon
the scene as though certain emotions
long since dead had been aroused to a
new life. While he thus stood, the
lanky sergeant joined him.
There 1t Is, Shanks. was a boy
when last looked on the old home
and II would hardly do to tell how
many years ago that was. Great
changes have taken place here in
That time. No doubt some of my old
neighbors would think 1t rough that
Fletcher Ridgeway's son should be
with the army of invasion, but they
know little OF my life. and could never
guess the powerful motives that bring
me here. Let's advance, sergeant.
believe the house is deserted. In
deed, am surprised to see Il stand
ing, with so many bands OF plunder-
ing jayhawkers and guerrillas running
through the country"
'Just as ye say, sir" replied the
other. his manner affectionate rather
than obsequ!ous.
Remember my caution--guard your
tongue. To you for the present am
only fellow. soldier, plain John EN-.
NETT"
The sergeant saluted In formal
way.
Sergeant, you're Tennesseean, I
believer"
From near Knoxville, sir. My peo.
pie lived In the mountains. Some of
my kin wear the gray-othe:s the
blue"
How came you to go with the
North? I've known you a year, and
never asked that before"
'The jayhawkers murdered my faith.
er before my eyes. They wore the
butternut-that settled the matter
with me. I've paid back the debt.
reckon" and the mountaineer ground
his teeth at the recollection.
They were now near the house, one
of those rambling Southern structures
so well adapted to the country, a pic
turesque building that would have de-
lighted the eye of an artist
John seemed deeply interested.
Memory awoke within him. and a
strange thrill passed over his frame.
"Yes, many happy days / spent here
at the old home before that wretched
affair made me an exile. See. there
Is the same well-how often have
slaked my thirst from its messy buck
ct. And yonder ancient oak served
me as hiding.place from the little
black imps who were my boy compan-
ions. The impulse to again test the
cool water far below the well-remem-
bered curb Is irresistible. How do
you feel about IL, sergeant?"
DRY, sir. pesky dry. Shall raise
n bucket?" -t
"If you will Then We will try to
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1905-12-14
A Difference.

WHO IS young Mrs. Oldboy In
mourning for?" g
II don't know but she is In black
for her husband"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
RIVER BED UNSTABLE.
Must BE Strengthened to Prevent
Another Sub1oay Tunnel BLozc-out.

IL was reported yesterday that more trouble was
caused by the blowout IN the rapid transit tunnel
at Joralemon-st., Brooklyn. Monday than was
al hist anticipated. The discovery was made IL
was said, that IL would be necessary to make an
hfthcaI river bed for several hundred feet to pre-
vent an accident similar to that which hurled
Richard creeden from the heading The river bed
was declared 10 be weak in many spots and it was
proben4e that there would be a repetition OF the
blowout II work were resumed without r,.byne,
ne river PEG nrm by artificial means
ne EoFh OF closing the hole apparently had not
Soesn 'ntsAee yesterday. the water over the
sssult "a me river bed was seething and bubbling
SoAnpIessed air being forced through the tube RE
$500 1skLhsn WI probably have TO wait several DAYS
We eed Is made secure enough 10 warrant
theif Resufning operations - ant
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

By Joseph Day: 40 to 50 6Ith-st L55 TT OF 9Th
Bethel ct al; D Ogden, atty; F Donneily, ref: amt
due $e5 2ss s1 taxes etc 81 200; adjourned to April
sss cir re gu story br ten to sgrague Terry for
story brk dwg h; Lena Schultz Nordbrueh ct all
G H Kracht atty; Haas ref; due, So s51 27; to
] r Buchanan SIS. 275.
By L Phillips Co; Forest-ave. corner 15sth-st
iO0xs75 vacant voluntary sale: withdrawn at SIT 500
sedgwickave 500 # Of 176hst. 12ex1 2ox12 5x111
voluntary sale; to iepershausen Brothers
$4,000; Pophan- 594 IT n 1T6th-st, 5Ox135x
81 O00
BY John NJ Thompson & Co: vyse-ave " g. 1875 It Of
Freeman-st. 75x100: Sullivan agt W Allan ct AL
J Sullivan. atty; Andrews ref amt due. s1s90 3d.
taxes etc $780, TO Mary Kelley for $3.50.
At Bronx subsequently, Julius Haas: Vyse-ave.
200 fl Jennings-st. 7Fx100 voluntary
sale; withdrawn; bids: Vyse-ave 90 IT
nngs-s 25x1O0: vacant: voluntary SALE F MCKINLEY
for $1,000; Hoe-aye. 200 n Jennngs-st b0x100
vacant; voluntary sale: 70 E MeGlnley for $1,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
PENN. R. R. TO ISSUE NEW BONDS.
Will Take Up Old Mortgage Bonds and New
Pennsylvania Company Stock

The directors OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
pany yesterday authorized the issue of 10000 900
31s per cent bonds. maturing October /. 1915.
and convertible into stock at $50 (S75 share).
The bonds are redeemable at par after five years.
Stockholders to have the right to subscribe
at par for the issue to amount equal to
SO Is per of the par value of their respective
holdings of stock on April IL.
OF the issue sO.0Oo,0O0 authorized by a
stock vote on Tuesday. and the remaining s50OOo.-
00O authorized two years ago. but never has
been issued Kuhn Loeb & Co.. and j. p. Morgan
& Co, said in The Tribune yesterday will
take all the bonds not subscribed for by the stock
holders, and will form a syndicate for that pur-
pose
With the proceeds Of this issue the Pennsylvania
will take up the S270O0.0O0 per cent consolidated
mortgage bonds maturing next June. It will also
provide means for subscribing to an increased is
sue of the Pennsylvania company's stock, the pro-
Ceeds of which, with other resources of the Penn
syvania company, will be used pay off it's $50
100000 notes maturing in October The money
absorbed win thus aount to less than SIS 10000
while the operation, owing TO the saving in
interest on obligations 70 be retired will involve
increase in net fixed charges of the Pennsyl-
vania. Railroad Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
REDMOND & COMPANY TO BUILD.
MEMBER OF BANKING FIRM PAYS ABOUT S7&0O00 FOR
Il PINE-ST SITE FOR STRUCTURE.
Aparmnt House in $45OO00 Trade-4stor eahoM
Block Fronts Sold for about $250O00

Henry s. Redmond. senior member of the banking
firm OF Redmond & Co. purchased yesterday from
the Downtown Realty Company the property NOS
81 ard SO Sinest lie will erect on the site BANK
ing house for the occupancy of the banking firm
The parcel has frontage Of so feet in Pine-st' IS
80 feet deep and line of GO feet 1t is two
doors east of the Sub-Treasury and is diagonally
opposite the building of Speyer Co
The asking price for the property S75oooo' and
II is thought that about that sum paid. This
would make the price about $50 square foot,
which is not considered excessive for the Pine-st
section The brokers who negotiated the transac-
ton were Dennis & Preston and Richard NJ Mont
gomery
trade involving parcels valued at $4,000 was
made yesterday by Amos +. Lamphear. He sold
for client the Rodna seven story apartment
house at the southeast Of 123d-st. and
Morningside- leave The buyer took in part payment
large parcel of land at Atlantic City.
Henry Morgenthau sold TO LowenfeId & Prayer.
through L. ], Phillips q Co. the block front
the west side of Avenue A. from 18th to 18th
ST. 2Qoxs4 feet. and the northwest corner Of
Aston ieasehold; II was purchased by Mr.. Nor
senrhau from the Astor estate. The asking price
for the two parcels $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
SUES THE STANDARD.
Missouri attorney General Wants
It's License ReUoked.

Jefferson City. Mo. March 29.-Attorney General
Aaoley to-day filed in the Supreme Court ap-
plication for a writ Of quo warranto for the pur-
pose Of deprfying the Standard Oil Company. the
Republic OIL Company and the Waters Pierce Oil
Company Of their franchises for doing business in
Missouri The Supreme Court issued the WRIT, and
rnaoe it returnable to the court, banc. on
April II.
The application charges the company with being
IN combination to control prices and the supply of
oil in the State. Recently the Attorney General
Instituted hearing before Judge Marshall, of the
Supreme Court, to secure evidence on which to
base such proceedings The oil companies filed re-
turns declaring the taking Of testimony in advance
OF suit 10 be unconstitutional and the case wa
set for bearing March 81
Attorney General Hadley declares thet the pub
neity given account of that proceeding has
brought Letters TO him giving information he de-
Stree WITH which 10 begin proceedings. and ne in
be drOrDed. '- "''A 1'V''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
TRANSACTIONS I'M REALTY.

Charles H Easton s, Co. and Conway & Corduke
have resold for William J. Harnisch the plot 5Ox125
feet, east side OF Nelson-aVe.. 1913 feet south OF
l6Sth-st.
Crist & Herrick have sold No. 116 Christopher-st.
Is 4xlO3 feet for Mrs. Elizabeth Grant to client.
E. Osborne Smith & Co. have sold for Moses
Abrams to a client seven lots the north side Of
l72d-st 100 feet west of Amsterdan-aye size i75x
100 feet Also sold fer client No 512 West 18th
st, three story and basement private dwelling
house.
David Lyon has bought from Max Einstein No.
$50 East 7eth-st. four story fathouse, lot 25x
1922 feet
David Glass has sold for A Jacobs a plot, 5Oxloo
feet on side Of 1lsth-st S25 feet east of
Pieasant-aVe.
Joseph Labriola has bought from Lizzie Silver
berg the northeast of 2d-ave and Il0th-st.,
five story tenement house. on lot 2511xl0o feet.
John O'Donnell has bought from Agastino Pesca-
tore Nos 3l9 and 32l East l5th-st.. four story
buildings, plot 50xi0on feet.
II n Stoff mas bought from Joseph Whitmore
the five story hathouse No 100 West 1lsth-st on
lot 25xl0ou feet Also bought Nos s07 and 300 East
lOlst-st.. two five story hathouses. plot 5Ox1Go
feet. from Fanny FEEDER.
Joseph Isaacs & Sons have bought No: Az East
75th-st, a six story tenement house on lot 25x102
feet from Nathan Glassheim; also bought from
Joseph Braer No 40 East 1l42sat-st fye story
Louis Lewinthan Nos. 40 and 142 Columbia-st two
hve story tenement houses. ON plot 59xio9 feet.
Adelstein & Avrutine report that they have sold
the new six story tenement house at the northwest
corner OF Clinton and Brooue SITS, plot 502xiG0x
irregular: also No. lsl East Broadway No. q Ed
ridge-st and NO. "a Forsyth-st.; also plot at the
northeast corner Of Morton and Bedford SITS, TO a
southwest corner OF East Broadway and Mont
gomery-st,; also a lot at the northwest corner on
1iOth-st. and Lexngton-aYe.
Bernard Badanes has bought from the estate of
r. r. Mallahan the plot soxloo feet on the east
bought the block front the west side OF Waiton-
ave. between lslst-st. and Cameron Place n Mot
with frontage Of 1852 feet in the avenue
III, me Mntslsii Rea.ty company has bought the
feet north OF Bnrnside-aye. and the plot 75xlo0
feet, the east side OF Jerome-avs 2i feet south
OF Burnside-aEe. These plots are part of the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
FIRE DRILL SOON EMpTIEs SCHOOL

Perfect discipline in carrying out the fire a-,u
prevented possible panic and injuries among the
pupils q Public School No ~ yesterday afternoon
pi.,s i fo gloKs out On the third floor Within
tsae cnlloren were in line MARCHING eSSt 20 -
3slsells Win acfnirab bic precision and coolness 9
Mithln TWO minutes the building was enDfv lise
Lara american principal the school 6iseoxareS
iLle btsze 10 quantity OF grass used f,y the chill
&fen y weaving but sytingIished II in q nlorneDt
re reared however, that her pupils would smell
signal W me- "t'i
At once the tWenty-three teachers and nine hum
cFee enilereI sppposlng that they were called on
10 90 through the usual daily drill began fling
out OF the building In orderly fashion and hx t,,s
tine they found that there had really beer q IRE
the school emptled Ia a short time Affss
American called her charges back. and they resume
their seats In the same orderly manner in which
they had Left them Few OF fhe children are over
ten years Old, but their pEofciescy in the IRE drill
was such 20 bring forth much commentator
from fEe4r principal
Sbout half hoa3F after the pupils in School No
mad been dismissed FIRE, which caused $3.50 dam
age discovered the first foor tie build
ing. There were, however. about five hundred
pupils and sixty teachers left 81 the building and
there gas much excitement until they reached the
Etreet in fsfetys
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Ely Lillian z. TO Title Guarantee and Trust Com
- pany: s7th-st, No a43 West per bond ......;
Pierrepont Realty Company 10 Darwin W Esmond
and another; Broadway, 9 s. PAL It Of 18th
ST; years. per cent
Right, Alonzo b. 10 Commonwealth Mortgage
Company: 70th-st. s, 400 IT Of West End
ave; year, per cent. ................
LsEox Realty Company to Metropolitan Life In
surance Company Park-ave corner 6sth-st;
due September ], 1905, per cent .............
Georgian Realty Company TO Manhattan Life In
sursnce Company; Amsterdam-ese. corner
1Oth.st; per bond :...:,..,.,..,,,.
Company; b6th-st 9 9, l5S It Of 4tt-aye; per
pgl.1 -, =. :.
and Trust Company; Mott-st, No 1SS TO 1874; per
Perlman. Abraham and another to Transit Realty
Company: i36th-st. s. 316.6 II W Of Broad
way: due February j, 1906. per cent. 1870.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

15Sth-st. s. 90 It " Of Melrose-ave. six story
brick tenement house 50xS5.4 Henry s Cant
owner; George Fred Pelham. architect. $50. 500
l7Oth-st, corner of Crotona-aYe, story
brick tenement house. 22xS64: Mary HALEY
owner: Moore & Landsedel, architects. ...,.... 20
i4Sth-st s. 405-3 IT Of Park-ave. I'VE story
brick tenement house. 60sss: Maurice Muller
owner; Moore Sc LAndsiedel. architects. ........ 80
Deoatur-ave, S 225 II n OF 209th-st two story
and attic frame dwelling house. 2lx60: Char
lotte A Walsh owner: John Davidson, architect 8
West Farms Road s. rs II W OF chaunoey-st
two story and attic frame dwelling house. PIX
90; Edward Frey owner; Bernard Ebeling
1iunt.set az .
story frame dwelling houses, 2lx50; Jacob Cohn
owner; Bernard Ebeling architect. -............ o
Madtson-st, corner OF 2d-st. Wsst Chester
story frame and Office building 25x
3D. NJ Donnelly. West Chester. owner: Ber-
Ebellng, architect. Observation-Disclosures. 2
fremont ave- n s. 1898 II W OF Da1y-aVe, two one
story frame stores, 1871 1sxSs Rebecca c Kerr,
owner; Bernard Ebeling architect. ,..,....... q
Carneld-st, corner OF Coiumbus-ave. three
story frame store and dwelling house, 24xBx: 10
seph Gunache. owner: B Ensling architect O.
1Tsth-st s. Ss n OF Watson's Lane two
story and attic frame dwelling house. 3ix4g
Hpil-aye W :, 207 II n OF 205th-st two story ana
alta frame dwelling house. 2iI4S; Miner Ber-
rian, owner, Louis Falk architect .....,......, q
23sd-sts n s, ia II G OF Brown Terrace. one story
brick store. 2x5o; Robert Mayer. owner; Louis
ram architect $500.
i67th-st n corner or Sd-ave six story brick
tenement houses. 81 sxs3.4 and 81 Ikea Z; Hsanau 0
Simon. oNnsrsi Bernstein & Bernstein aTchi-
tscs TO-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30

Kountze estate parcels and were recently bought
the estate is to sell not more than one or two plots
ment expected from the Improvement OF the plots
sold -. u parr,,,s
office has sold the plot 75xi5Ox irregular. on the
east side of Undercliff-ave. 1913 feet south OF
The Powell-steindler Realty Company has resold
East 34th-st. on lot 25xloo feet also to Annie
Kaiser the four story double fathouse, No 69S
firm has bought from Frank Agnew the five story
on a lot 25x1O0 feet and from Charles Roseberg
four five story triple fathouse No 5Ss to 90 East
Minnie >. Caldwell has sold to a Mr.. Kearney. of
Orange, n J.. No 40 Riverside Drive. FIVE story
100 feet, at the northeast corner of s6th-st
in R% has No sqa % AfaaP Blur f6s o
br0wnstqne dwelling house. on lot 2OxlO22 feet.
AAnns shsDaTd the sig story bgzn ssaf building
to Fo nos sof eidnt q E.
tive also s0r od for eenf o On r. p1 WOOD Co
No 4s7 West 15Sd-st. three story dwelling house,
Baum has bought Nos 80 and a East
s7sx100i1 feet The properly has not been sold in
fifteen years, He has sold No 4os East l92d-st
25x1C01 feet This is the first sale of the parcel in
Goodwin & Goodwin have sold for Mrs. Mary D.
@ ne three story front dwe
The Whitehall Realty Company has sold No. COB
feet
Montgomery & Seitz have sold No. 24S East 6oth-
ST. four story dwelling house. lot ox1O05 feet.
Louis Bleier, Of H. NJ Singers office. has sold for
Abraham Lowenstein the five story double iathouse
Edelman Brothers have sold the six story apart
ment house Nos. 60 and 80 East 96th-st.. plot
50XlO011 feet
Layton & Rogers have sold for Martin D. Fink
the northeast corner of Rth-aye, and lS4th-st., a
plot 6oX125X Irregular.
and Emanuel Levy No. 247 West 111th-st six
hathOuSe. n FIX fee %
Ellinger.
The AItraI Realty and Construction Company has
bought a plot. E5x10o.S feet. the north side Of
95th-st., 100 feet east of 2d-ave.
5 Steinberg has sold the property No. 42 East
ISist-st five story fathouse, lot 27x991 feet.
to S. Goldberg.
Mandelbaum & Levine have bought from A. A.
Schopp NO 191 East Sd-st., three story building.
on lot 29x96 feet The buyers own adjoining prop
erty and now control plot 4Sx96 feet.
Inc katz Company has sold for Andrew Michel
10 Morris Weinstein No. ABS East 6th-st five story
double tenement house. on lot 25x97 feet.
H. D. Baker s. Bro. have sold for the Realty
dwelling house No 106 West 136-st.. lot 16.sx
100 feet.
Harris SoI1olskl & Son have sold TO Nathan Silver
son No. $50 to 1874 East i04th-st three four story
buildings on plot 50x100l1 feet: also sold to David
Selgman No, 259 Division-st, four story building.
lot 206x104.2 feet.
Isaac Haft and Samuel Grodginsky have bought
throufh William VOLTS Son No. 400 to Alb East
S4th-st. three three story buildings plot T5x1022
feet; also bought through William VOLTS Son No.
AS to 400 East 79th-st, three three story buildings,
on a plot 50xlO0 feet. y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
AUCTION SALES TODAY.

By Philip A Snyth North Moore-st. about So W Of
West Broadway, 25x90x2ex41; 22S West Broadway,
about So # of North Moorest 2x71; story
brick loft and store bldg; Morton trus-
tees. agt NJ w Dow ct all F B Gambler. atty L Waach,
BY Joseph P Day: and 16th-st s. al # 9 OF
5tave, 50x92 story br loft bldg; taxes, etc
So 500; Broolave 81 # OF 16ethst, POI 3aOo
80 81 and 80. block 2S93 Hodnett indvid and ADM
agt R Hodnett. indiv. etc al; Hughes. r & S. attys;
L Hoffman. ref; taxes, etc. $500.
By Bryan I Kennedy: PISS Bathgate-ave W % IT n
of 1S1st-st, Is 9x100 story Stephens agt
J o'Brien ct ali J 2 Carpenter atty; Thompson.
At The Bronx Saesroom; By Julius Haas: Elton-ave
lGOthst 5Oxl0O; vacant voluntary sale Con
cord-ave 1852 147th-st 50x100; vacant; voun-
tary SALE Tiffanys 365 # n OF 1e5th-st 90xlO0;
vacant; voluntary sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

sth-aye. s, 40 n 15Sd-st, for three six story
Cohen oWner-; Neville Bagge. architects .s2o 900
Amsterdam-ave. II corner 12lst-st, for a six
story brick 1athouse and store, 100. 1xeo; Fitch
ter & Simon, owners; Neville & Bagge. aroht-
sth-ave. 163d-st. for a six story brick
Neville Bagge architeets. $4,000
Broadway, n 5Otl-st for a three story
brick garage lOO6x1O3x irregular; G. Wendek,
owner; H HoIwodaL architect ........:.:.. $4,000
64th-st, Nos 65 and CT West. for four story brick
Pany, owner Israeis Harder architects. ... 10000
ment brick dwelling house. 50x91 Mrs William
architects 200 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
MORE JERoME-AvE. SECTION DEALS.

B. H weisker jr.. of James L. Libby's office,
has made the following sales in the Jerome-ave.
section Six lots fronting on the Concourse and
Ryer-ave beginning l4S feet north of 1S3d-st.. for
Joseph F. Won to a client; also two lots on the
north side of 1S2d-st. $50 feet west of Grandave,
for a Mr.. Fitzgerald; also the three story brick
house No 1855 East 1S4th-st, about 150 feet west OF
Jerome-aye.. for Scott Sprague Terry to c. w.
Gilbert; also two story frame cottage on the east
side-ave.. lot 25x1OO feet, for Mr.. Kuhn TO a
CLIENT also two lots the west side of Aqueduct-
ave, about 100 feet north of Fordham Road.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
VANDERBILT HOUSE PLANS FILED.

ATcI<im Mead & White architects, have filed
with Buildings Superintendent Hopper the plans for
a house to be built for Mrs. William X Vanderbilt,
jr on the premises Nos. 666 and e6S 5th-ave.. 50
feet south of 53d-st.
1t is be a six story and basement freproof
structure fronting 80 feet. and 81 feet deep, with
story and basement extension 1t will
have facade of limestone. deliberately sculptured
and ornamented, with mansard roof and a dec
GRATED cornice 1t will have central winding
staircase. opening on large hall. The drawing
will be the second floor, and the fourth
floor will contain two large payrooms for children
The cost of the building is estimated at 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
CHOICE DWELLING HOUSES SOLD.

L. j. Phillips G. Co. have sold for Julia Case
beer No. 25 West 7oth-st.. five story American
basement dwelling house a lot 17X100 feet.
The same firm was also the broker in the sale
of the Palais Royal at the northwest corner OF
lsth-st and 7th-aVe. to an investor.
Post g. Reese have sold for Florence w. Meter,
Nos. col and COS Park-ave. two four story and
basement dwelling houses. each a lot 1S6x100
feet
Pease & Gilman have sold for Mrs. Wilbur
Buckley, No East 56th-st., five story remodeled
Amsican basement dwelling house on lot q. 4xSo
feet TO a client for occupancy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30

John A Steinmetz has sold to G. H. Daum No.
2o82 Honeywell-ave., a two story frame dwelling
house. lot 5Ox1O0 feet: also sold for c. Meyer
TO client two lots 50xlls feet, the south side
Of 1sOth-st., 100 feet west of Honeywell-ave also
for NJ. Mayer to A. II. Daum the northwest cor
of Tinton-ave. and 16lst-st, Ax2S feet, on
which is a frame dwelling house; also sold for
Frank and Charles Bolton to client nine lots in
WaShjngtOn-aVe UnionpOrt,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
SELLS eoLp.sT. BUSINESS BUILDING

The Charles F. Noyes Company has sold for
Charles Fl. Rutherford to client Of its office the
five story and basement building No. II Gold-st..
between Maiden Lane and Platt-st. The Noyes
company has also leased the building for a long
term of years net rental basis to a well known
drug and chemical house.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-30
SALE OF PLOT HELD ITO YEARS.

Voorhees, & Floyd have sold to Charles Peterson
No. 16S Cherry-st. a three and one-half story
building lot 171x742 feet. adjoining the corner
Of Market-st. This property has not been trans
ferred before, except by Inheritance, for about
hundred and ten years. having been handed down
from the De Peysters, through the Remsens, to the
Schuchardts and the Wells families.