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Warren sheaf., 1905-10-12
LANDSLIDE IN QUARRY.
Ten Men Killed by Cave-In at Gran
vile, N. Y.-Five Bodies
Recovered.

Granville, N. Y, Oct. TEN men
met instant death at the quarry of the
Vermont Slate company here Friday,
when about 100 feet of the west bank
crashed down without warning, bury
ing the victims under hundreds of tons
Of slate and loose earth. Five bodies
we're recovered, but it is doubtful
whether the others can be reached be-
fore next week. The dead, with the
exception of John G. Williams, presi-
dent and treasurer of the company, are
all Hungarians. The slide occurred at
$3.50 o'clock in the morning, while the
gang was at work in the quarry, di-
rected by Mr.. Williams, and the men
were caught like rats in trap. Mr..
Williams was standing near the edge
of the bank, while the others were be-
low in the pit. He had just raised
his arm to signal the engineer in
charge of the hoisting engine when
the bank gave way, carrying him into
the pit, Is feet below.
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-12
FISHERMEN PERISH.
Believed That Thirty Were Drowned
During Gale on the Gulf
Of Georgia.

Vancouver, B. c., Oct. THE great
southeasterly gale which swept the
coast Friday X believed to have re-
suited in the drowning of 1T least 30
Japanese fishermen, who were out on
the Gulf Of Georgia fishing for salmon.
The tug Lorne reached here from Vic
toria, bringing II Japanese picked up
when they were nearly dead from ex.
pOsure. Capt Butler, of the Lorne,
learned from some of the English
speaking Japanese that at least Is
fishing boats were out when the storm
broke. The Japanese declared that
fully so men had been drowned or
battered to death on the rocks when
their boats were blown ashore.
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-12
Old-Time Politician Dead.

Binghamton, n. Y, Oct. 6.-Louis
Carmichael, the man that history gives
credit for the nomination Of Horace
Greeley for the presidency in 1872, was
found dead in a barn at Sydney, N. Y,
Wednesday. He was SO years old. Be
fore the convention of 1872 Mr.. Car
michael advised and prevailed upon
Horace Greeley to accept the nomina-
tion from the democratic party if it
could be secured for him. Mr.. Greeley
consented in a personal letter to Mr..
Carmichael.
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-12
An Tee Famine.

La Crosse, Wis, Oct. 5. Nearly ev-
cry city in western Wisconsin and
eastern Minnesota, especially those
bordering on the Mississippi river, are
suffering from an ice famine. Orders
have been received here from all di-
rections for ice. They cannot be filed.
Hospitals and meat establishments are
suffering heavily Continued warm
weather, coupled with small harvest
last winter is the cause. s,1 49, I.
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-12
BLOWN TO PIECES.
Nitroglycerine Explodes in Powder
Mill at Miller's Station, Ind.
Two Killed.

Crown Point, Ind, Oct. By the
explosion of large quantity of nitro.
glycerine in the Aetna powder mills at
Miller Station, this county, Monday,
two men were killed. The dead are
William Grimmer, Lake Station, mar
ried, and Louie Nicholson, Miller Sta
tion, married. The explosion occurred
in the packing house, which was blown
to atoms and only parts of the two
men were found in the debris. The con-
cussion from the blast broke windows
for several miles around
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-12
Government will Act.

washington, Oct. Upon leaving
the white house Friday, after the ses-
sion of the cabinet, Attorney General
Moody made the following announce
ment: ut was determined by the pres
ident that upon the complaint pending
An the department Of justice against
the monopolizationo Of the bridges and
the ferry across the Mississippi into
|st. Louis appropriate action should be
begun BY the attorney genera. 4 ..
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-12
MIkADO Will SIGN
treaty OF Peace
PRIVY COUNCIL AT TOXIC, AFTER
LONG DISCUSSION, GIvDs DOC
UNENT pTS SANCTIoN.
BAperer's Signature Expected 10 Eel
lew shortly-Litas Likehhesd Of
Delay in Ratification BY Russia
Relations Resumed at Warrington.

Toxic, Oct. 6.-Ths peace treaty
passed the privy council Wednesday.
A prolonged meeting OF the council
was held here Wednesday, which was
not concluded until after noon. The
unusual length of the sitting caused
tho belief that the matter before it
was of more than ordinary Importance,
and it was known that the treaty of
peace with Russia was under consid-
Grafton. The treaty met with the ap-
proval of the council and the fact was
soon after announced.
Awaits Mikado's Signature.
Washington, Oct. 5.-The approval
of the treaty by the privy council at
Toxic in effect ratit1es the convention
and it is expected that the formality
of the emperor's signature will follow
shortly. AS the treaty becomes ef-
fective as soon as ratified, the exchange
of rati1cations is only formality. ia
pan will be ready to exchange as soon
as the emperor's signature is affixed,
as the formal ratification can be pre-
pared and delivered at the legation
here 1t is not believed that the Rus
sian ratification will be long delayed
Ratifcations Of the treaty will be
exchanged at Washington between
Baron Rosen, the Russian ambassador
and Mr.. Takahira, the Japanese min
lister, as soon as these important doe:
uments are received from St. Peters
burg and Toxic. i
Diplomatic relations between the bel.
ligerents have been practically re.
sumed at Washington. Returning the
courtesy paid him in New York by
Baron Rosen, who called several timee
on the Japanese plenipotentiaries, Mr.
Takahira made his call Wednesday
morning personal as we'll as official
and the two ENJOYS have corresponded
frequently since the treaty was signed
The Proposed Peace Conference.
St. Petersburg, Oct. 5.-The Russian
government has received large mum.
ber of replies to the peace conference
invitations, all of which are favorable
but contain no suggestions regarding
the subjects for discussion. The an
nouncement of the programme and the
date for the meeting of the conference
will be sent out as soon as all the re-
plies are received. The time of the
meeting will be fixed without greater
delay than necessary to permit all the
delegates to reach The Hague.
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-12
Given Life Sentence

Quincy, ILL.,, Oct. William Stuck
Eermolt was convicted Of wife murder
by q jury here Friday. He beat her
to death with hammer while she was
tied to her bed with ropes. Punish,
Lment was fixed at life Imprisonment.
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-12
Three Burned to Death.

New York, Oct. 6.Three children
were burned to death, their parents
rescued and taken in a dying condition
to st. Mary's hospital, Ave other ten
ants sent to hospitals suffering from
burns, and two fremen hurt in q fire
in q four-story fiat house in Reid ave
nue., Brooklyn, late Wednesday night.
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-12
Drop,,ped] Dead.

Bloomington, Ill, Oct. 4. George
Clarence, prominent and wealthy cit
izen Of Livingston county, dropped
dead in his Office Tuesday, aged 56. He
was former county Judge. served sew
eral terms as state senator and was SUI
perintendent of the reformatory at
Pontiac from 1897 to. 1901.
Warren sheaf., 1905-10-12
Meet Death in a Quarry.

Troy, N. Y, Oct. IA cave-in oc-
Cured at the Vermont Slate COM
pany's quarry, about two and one
half miles from Granville, N Y, Fri
day. The first report stated that IA
men had been killed, but "a later one
declared only eight met death Among
the dead is ]. B. Williams, president
of the company.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03

to an investor No: 5o5 Bron1,ave. i've story
Schoeler 2sx1oo feet the west side OF White
hons No E! so
two family house near lz2d-st.
III West 12sth- a three story and basement
dwelling house, 17.iox1Oo feet.
REAL ESTATE 16
&C Charles aries s. s KShler @ has sold for C. Lanaenau
rs West IS Isgth 5osth-st + on on lot soA1oo11 M feet
story sss Max M tas9 hs o six 4
Course Of conseton ct on be oo eoner sf
Ienox-ave and 1l3d st This completes the sale of
Y S' nave ssd he Gotham
sx story apartment house No. 254 to 25S West 25th
Daniel B. Freedman and William L. sutphin have
lis m sh s fsan esy We
ing houses on lots 2oxsS.9 each. between Broadway
Conway & Corduke have sold for William ]. Har-
f ood Seo M s Wss 9 sFse
story dwelling house, on lot 1sxl0o.11 feet.
Mrs. Axelrod the four ave story hathouses. Nos.
es as SOLD Sos m ot o 1 is East
11sth;st.. three two story frame dwelling houses,
0 hss solo No ss East h four
STORY o Blot sd ee m an ID a
Everett B. Heymann.
ea onq sorn owpanH nhs 50a N0
dwelling house, On lot 1ssxssh feet. being Of
Abram Baehraeh has bought from the Lawson
house on lot 1sSxss.n feet
j. N Kalley & Son have sold for the Ireland
tate No IS West 3D. St, We story dwelling house,
Mandelbaum & Levine have bought Nos. 42S and
4S4 East uSth-st.. two two story dwelling houses,
Edward G. R. Bird has sold to Simon McCabe
No. s49 lexington four story dwelling house.
s. Marco has sold Nos 1as and 1ss West esth-st
two five story double fathouses plot 5Oxssx ir
regular
MsndeIbaum & Levine have sold the ,as two three
story buildings Nos, 400 and A1 East 12Sd,st, on
plot 876x1QOn feet, to Norwalk & Seige, who own
adjoining property;
the six story tenement house No 412 East 74th-st-.
25y1O2. 2 feet.
slst-st, two five story fathouses, on plot sox1o0s
feet. Also bought from Regina Hermann, No. S2i
East 5th-stt five story tenement house on lot
&xg feet. The same firm has sold No. A8 Chrystie-
Nathan Schelb has bought from Mrs. Fannie
Frankenberg the five story tenement house. Nos
Goldberg & Goldstein have sold TO NJ. Der11-
bowsky the six story tenement house at the south
west corner Of Stanton and Ludlow-sts., 42exloo
feet.
Isaac Haft has resold to Solomon Klein the new
six story apartment house on plot Soxleo 1eef, e
on the north side Of l5Sd-st 10 feet east OF Mel
Max Germansky has sold for the Willism am Rt 10
stein Fl Realty Company Nos 2$so 2$Ss raISa aSss
houses. each 1S.9x1oO feet.
S. Baturin has sold for B. Cohen to Haber,
ayG M w Ss q rs S eight b sf four stoy trps
fathouses each 25x100
Charles 5. Levy has sold to Adolph Holiander
the southeast of 1S0th-st- and Clinton-ave..
plot 121xl84 feet L. Kronenberger was the
Charles Munster has sold for James A. woolf
202d-st-, three story dwelling house, on plot loox
4s.6 feet.
have sold twenty-five and one half acres at Kings
Highway and Ryder Lane, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
pE7,1,oNs IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions in bankruptcy were hied
Yesterday with the clerk Of the United States Dis
trfct Court:
An involuntary petition wa. nled against Leo
nishng goods by Robert Refs & 60. ana tonr .oan
otber creditors with claims aggregating 500
PraferentiaI payments and transfer OF assets are
alleged Oswald A Jacoby was appointed receiver
with bond OF $500 c..r
schedules of bankruptcy were filed by the LougL.
ton-Sanford Switch Company, showing DEBTS OF
ssl .as and assets 50 0s The principal credltoEs
are G. w Stafford & Co.. slssl. secured. Z w
Soueblfn New-Dorp, ioans. si3. 644: A Thain New
York s. 600; Lillian Mitchell. Tuxedo n SIC $50.
ra assets consist OF 81 cents IN bank and claim
.gatnsf the Merchants Dispatch Company OF $ao II
EcheduIes OF the Spier, Walls & suskind Company
einsI creditors are Reyeon Freres, No. 10 West
ssfb-st Sc 357: Santg Blum. No "a East 12th-st,
o9s the consist OF stock in trade, In pos
Session Of receiver, 5000 fur machinery 1900;
Wsx Greenberg No 90 stanton-st voluntary pc
ttIon liabilities. $50 assets. VA The principai
creditor is NJ Arontn, s2to
srhsdules of the Hungerford Electric Manufact-
,,rnr Company, OF Belleve. n. j., show debts Of
s56 and assets of $s4559 The principal creditors
&c the Rubber Goods Manufacturing Company.
ia s3s secured: Charles E. Parker, Hartford 50 4lS
cerford salary and money advanced (claim dis
sSrtsd) 81 4s The assets are the plant In Belle
vile consisting OF a large factory building and
real esta.e. si..3l4: machinery. fixtures patterns
and drawings, S.o1L
nyoInntary Ps5on was filed gs against sotta as
fsbric manufacturers ONCE No. SOC 5th-av by
George L. Hey-Dia- with claim of $50 for money
advanced. Preferential payments arc alleged as an
aCx constituting bankruptcy
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

14eth-st, S, of 7th- 1o0x9e IL;
Joseph Fink to Hyman Horwitz mortgage. s,oo
S30,G00 Sloo
Same property; Hyman Horwitz to P1nous Lowen- 81,
field and another; mortgage Ss4. coo ....: 100
1o4th-st. 10 22o East. 16 sx1oo.11; Simon Abra-
Frank Hillrlan and another; mortgage "a,
1osSaNst $. 21o It g Of sd-aTs.fete sx1oo11:
Emma Light to Frank Hillnfa1 ana another' ,no
104th-st, s s. 2434 # Of Sd ave. s16-sx1oo II;
mortgage 81, ioo
Broome-st. No SO. 2sx1oo Katharina Mauer son
1stoave Nos 106 and 1856 s. "A sx irregular;
Annie Chassis to Maria Rothbard; mortgage ,oo
1ssvs s0sss No a7s 251s4 3 Rosendsld to ,oo
103d-st, n 1f8e # of Lexingto nave 6oex
1OO11; Nathan Bennan to sundel Hyfnan ,oo
mortgage sS2 500 ~ zce ssn
Schendel Julius Levy: mortgage. sSt ooo .E>o
164th-st, S, $50 # Of Amsterdam.aye Dog
1124: Adelbert Nichols TO Aaron NJ Jahpois 1oo
Crotona-ave s. 997 # W of 1s2d-st ok
90T; AmaIia Perk o Mary Hascher: mortgage ,oo
Fnlton1ave n W corner Wendover-ave, AZ 2Sx1OO
Michael A Defev Annita Defev; mortgage ,oo
sbes2s g 100 # Of 5th-ave 1oo11oo; Peter ,oo
Shell to Frank Rsiilg &c s 0T5saE6 exio6 IL Annie
Tow to Sarah Cohen; rnoTtgage s4Evo' ses Mo
s4th-st No East 16sx1o22 tb Lydia Ao 100
to Henry RochInSre ,ol snd a ai Ina Ilhren-
field Florence Kooner; nortgase. s1S0 IL Harry
Matz TO Michael Bonn; 1ofngatsu E1nggotnsaTe 3isx
Adoiph schebeI: moEtsage ss1 s!es Co p 1n;s PIN
Manhattan No $40 y e. oH nortzase s27 900 100
astbs No 153 DIX irres Regina penfs en Son ,no
to Iamport Realty Company: nor'sase P'o''
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
MECHANICS LIENS.

stanton-.t No. Al Morris Silverstein agt. Michael
Cohen owner: Morris Zack, contractor
ChrIstopher-st., No. SO. Joseph Cohen and another
agt Samuel Stone and solomon sheindark'
owners: Goldstein Brothers. contractors
Same property: Cioldstein Brothers agt Samuel
Stone and Solomon Shendark. owners and con-
tractors
Monroe-st.. No 1853: Goldstoin Brothers egt.
1I6th-st Nos "a and 2s West: Nicholas II Greci
agt Louis and George Solomon, owners and
contractors
Stanton-st No 80: Abraham Finkelstein azt
Karl NJ Wallach. owner; Morris zimmerman
and Benny Kuper, contractors s....-...--..-.-...
1s5th-st No 555 TO 563 East; Simon Gorton ast
William FritzeI. and contractor
Madisor-st No 21s. Simon Greenbers agt Lena
Scheinberg owner: Barnet and Samuel Rosen-
berg. contractors o;s r,ost i;s- Marble Com
dgt same.
Same property: Iazar Cohen agt came.
Avenue 3, No. iT4: Samuel Miller agt Henry c.
Chaser g. Bro. owners; Herman kevy' con-
tractor =, - - ----'''
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
TWO DEALS In MAIDEN LANE
INVESTOR BUYS PARCEL FRONTING FORTY FEET
IN THAT THOROUGHFARE
The Aagon and the Na0ar Broacay Sold s3e0o0Rea
Company Pays 100000 for Bag Tract Flushing.

The Charles F. Noyes Company has resold to an
investor Nos lis and 100 Maiden Lane and 1ea
Pearl-.t-. Il shaped plot surrounding parcel
a. the southeast of Maiden I.ane and Pearl
The property has a frontage OF about 40 feot In
Maiden Lane and about c5 feet in Pearl-st. The
buildings five story structures entirely leased
The sellers purchased the property through the
same brokers last spring. They were holding the
nroperty at about 600
The four story building on lot a.11xI feet No
1ls Maiden Lane. adjoining the parcel bought oy
an investor has been purchased by Daniel &
Freedman from the Thompson estate through the
BANKERS Realty and Mortgage Company.
Samuel K. Belts has sold the Arsgon and the
Navarro two seven story apartment houses occu-
pyng plot 1OoX10011 feet at the southwest corner
a, esth-xt- and Broadway. for about $s2o.Go.
M Lindheim & Co. have sold for the Woodside
t5e,shts Realty and Developing Company to the
Mosholu Parkway Realty Company (Maximian
Morgenthau vice-presidentl. los acres at Broadway
station, Flushing Long Island. for more than
$4,000.
The Long Island Railroad is erecting on the tract
stone station at a cost of 5000 The tract ad-
ioins the large holdings of Frank I1lford VINO in-
lend. 20 erect large number Of Queen Anne cot
tages IN keeping with the present surroundings
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
RECORDED MORTGAGES

Esbrsr Rebecca to H w Ricklefs: East End sa4 ooo
Same to n L Harris same property years 1000
Brittonr Charles. to MARY Parker: tofiieia 1soo
FGisF 5c sF faaf'1s at s45t IT, 5 years ears a5oc
Fink. Samuel H. to o. Ge9sfe MI5ngs yea-s per
r;.nr Senr Davis, and another to Cohen. 24th-st
~ s. 1909 # of 2d-aUt; prior mortgage 10 SOC
$50 600 1Snis ysnEs 20 GSl gue Meyer sss No
227 East due July l. 1905; r. IsT CENT Investment
COMPANY 7adst No i22 Eaos; aos Prios osr 5000
Same to Title Insurance Company sanle pfop 24ooo
Glaser. samuel TO Z Neinhshosgr' oIr ceof $500
same TO E Schmidt. same property years '* o5 90.
sT$ap, per eeRs Joseph and another william Dysns
11i595I pTi6P mortgage s55 COO due l. 1908; 5000
,3f;sr per cent Michael and others to Moses Moss
No East asst st6s4s ysa[s to E BfFK Kssaer and
enother: Boston Post Road. s. being
corner. lot 1i5. map MOrisania; year PEI 100 ooo
saa to same same property; prior mortgage So 500
sS9 jcha ysaf PsF so Horowitz issdss No zoo,
68 East year per 1snaaw ssmh Issd.st, No 81 -,
Lese. Louis: to G Hewison, r. irs1n-' csni H. SOC
# % Of fiiz e ayS saGspaush giTs s1 iss
+ sf %s;es2.t sanye j. to se5 Charles 5-s-
No SIS Wss5 s5;, yeafEsd ye Edward R cohn 14eths'
heFgi'f s i75 Il of ave: year :ch Ros.n
s1Fg Sns anSss p4iof orgase sa5oo years so
scRsibsl Adoph DenogE N sDs aao,ns
96th-st. s. 70" II " 0i '......... ooot
E3ssan qRn e 5g 5gls ave assls sias Per s
Jackson. Joseph e,f to saFsh per sGan'ah 2oot
ssasy adass 10 se 80 isO
~ e K FsJ2 Rsqt1sa Far ss.'
r,nn ,r M Michael To II Metz: f15thst -" II y nst
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Max Gomprecht & Son have sold for Jacob
Schwartz to Lizzie Emmerglick and Minnie Allen
berR the two six story law fats with stores,
Nos and East 117th-st, on a plot 75x1oo feet
Joseph Well has sold for Minnie Haffen three
story frame house on lot 25x11s feet in 153d-st,
800 feet west of Courtlandt-ave. Also sold for d.
Hsan four story fiathouse in 153d-st Us feet west
Of CourtIandt- and for p. L. Lockwood lot
Axis feet the west side of Courtiandt-ave, near
16lst-st
wei.berger & Kaufman sold for Charles F'aas No:
35S West 120th-st., three story and basement
private house, a lot 16x1oo feet
= Clarence Davies has sold for Frank B. Walker
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
MANY LEASES BY HERBERT A. SHERMAN.

Herbert A Sherman has leased the following
Parcels: No. 122 East 2sth-st-. for Allen w Evarts
10 Theodore l. Van Norden; No. $50 Lexington
ave. for Park E Bell to ]. T. Ijams: No. 222 " est
72d-st for Edmund s. Nash TO Miss R. a Whit. Witt.
ar: No ss Wall-st. ground floor. for the Trust
Conpsny of America George A Fernald & Co;
No III East 3sth-st for Isabella c. Edgeli % John
: Tarry: house and grounds Milton Road, Rye, y.
Y for Mrs. Anna Brockway TO R. l. Crow: No
- IA ST 63d-st northwest corner OF Madison ave.
for Mrs Lou Pegram to George s. Dearborn; No.
Fast 62d-st Walter S. Kemeys TO John T. VIII
n Bliss.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03

1,,,,. road s. adj lands OF Lewis KERN. ss12OIx
eoIa1S 10 John Brehul party In interest ior
Io5 It W of Avenue B. 5OxlOs; 10 MargueIlte
n Worran for 81 $50; Grarda 90 II OF ioSln 70
9Sx10.I. W III BrehIn Edward BrehH et an = y
o.. aI,v simon Wolf ref partition TO Z hayes iof
-, 80 phu,n A smyth: 5if 144thst. l5O3 tt OF
.ns,erdans.ye Is 11o9.11 story ok dwg n: n =
gdn art Edgar Logan al; Oakes & van A.
ats: Duffy. ref: amt due; slo'5es H. taxes e'''
sxso ~. adjourned December IN ., ., =,
>> Ian.s T. wells sSs Concord ave s. ~ II ~ OF
b2dst 10 11x4s; story dwg and vaoan,; ~ Tier
- NJ p Carew al; Smith Williamson. at.s, ,o6o 20 A
M ae. u oa-titon: 10 Annuncio santini for $500
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
J. mILHAu's SON TO MOVE.

7 aflhau's Son, one Of the Oldest houses in lower
broadway, has decided TO move. The firm has been
located at No. 1S3 Broadway for considerably more
than half a century, and is perhaps the only
Brosdway establishment that has not moved In
thar time except the Chemical Bank
The MiIhau store is to occupy No 25 Broadway.
e6ioiniuE the Mall and Express Building, while
fhe old store at No. lsS Broadway has been leased
TO Lambert Brothers. The Crukshank company
nexotsted both leases
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
Ex-JUsvlcE COHEN A SELLER.

pea.e & Gilman have sold for ex-Justice William
N Cohen No q East 49th-st., e four story high
.toop dwelling house a lot Sx half the block,
adjoining the northwest corner of Madison-aVe. TO
client Also sold for the Charter Realty COM
psuy No. 53 East S1st-st-, four story hlsh stoop
private dwelling house, lot 19x half the bloch.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
LIS PENDENs.

Hen-y-.t No $50: Harris Goldman agt Henry
L. jacobs al Specific perfornances) attorney. c. s.
RosenthaI z,,
.SOth-st No. 456 East: C. Appel agt William
Dodge al faction 10 establish decd; attorneys
fanal-sf. No 169 Ncw-York and Brooklyn Brewing
Company, agt volpe ct al foreclosure OF mort
attorneys, Kenneson. Enlcy Il Rubino.
ienry-st No. 2G0: Virginia r. E. L. McAipsn agt
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
GOOD DEMAND FOR sAYsEDE PLOTS.

The Mcknight Realty Company has recently
made the following sales Of Queens Borough prop
erty: For R II Bell q farm Of ninetythree acres
at Baysde; the Peck property of 395 lots at Bay
side: for Wickhan Brothers, plot Of loo lots az
Flushing and for the Lawrence estate plot of
$50 lots at Bayside
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY.

A, IL yssey-st-By Parish Fisher Mooney & Co; I45-
I47 aoth-st I76 # of Ithave, 5oIes @; two story
bidrs. voluntary sale; bid s70goo
By Joseph Day: Southern Boulevard. g. $50 Il o,
voluntary sale; withdrawn; eod
al private Bryantave 1o q OF ladst aS1
vacant. Arthur hneI Tor 30
esg,tbar, nouIeyard 49, IL Of 1l4th-st 5oxioo:
,oi..Ttars safe. BID Sj.ia2. Southern Wsschefie!
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
ANOTHER WEST SIDE GARAGE PLANNED.

Plett & Leadbeater have leased for term Of
wears to G. L. Lawrence to c. B. Rice. agent for
Rslsr electric automobiles the two story building
No 2l2 10 21S6 Broadway, and No rs to 2@
West Tth-st forming an IL shaped plot. The
building will be used g garage.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
SATISFIED MECHANICS; LIENS.

Mott-st. No ST. Max Levy. agt Frank Feldman
14th-st.. No. 432 East: Leonardo Carlo. ast-
Meyer Isear ct al; June o. 1909 ;,.,;
l)elarcey-st. n corner Of Shern-st; Phinp
Jacobsohn ast- Huppert 81 Bernstein; August
, b. 1905
a2d-st No 30 West; Otis Elevator Company
agt Mabel G. Du.enbury. ct al; December 10
-. - . y !
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03

c. I. Halberstadt has sold for Adolph Hoiianoer
N client for investment No. 405S to 4oS2 3dave-,
tn. Pronx two five story new law fathouses. with
storee on a plot 67x10O feet These are two OF the
three new fathouses recently purchased by Mr..
Hollander from the builders
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
RESALE OF eREENWIcH-sT. STRUCTURE.

Daniel B. Freedman has resold No. "A Greenwich
It. a FIVE story building. on a lot 2S.6x1O0 feet
The buyer is investor
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
OPERATORS BUY 27TH-sI. PARCEL.

Arnes & Co. and J. r. & o. L. Foley have sold for
]. B. Bernard the four story tenement house with
stores Nos e5s and 255 West 27th-st lot 50x9s9
10 William S. Patten and j. l.. Van SAINT.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS

,osth-s. 81. AS # 9 Of Ist-ave: for a two stoTy
brick stabi. oo1se; Huaoer o"ns' -. =. $1,000
bur architect
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
THE INVESTORS, oPPoRT

lots. 20I1O0. $1,000 each; liberal discount for
cash; situated ThOmpson-ave 1Oo-foot boulevard
running Plaza OF the BIackwels Island Bridge
Jamaica; paved severed and restricted; minutes
railroad station; faro by trolley
Manhattan Will be worth double In less year
particulars call address J. D. DEAN lI23 Broad
way. Room 315
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03

DooFs repaired. painted. $40; leaders, furnaces.
IL ranges and heaters promptly repaired Send for
estimates. es All work guaranteed. H. GREENBERGEA-
1851 jerome Ave. Tel 1910 fremont.
New-York tribune., 1905-11-03
Real Estate Wanted.

C,ITyLn1JNTRY PROPERTY: sails and exchange
| J quick deals CLEMENT H. SMITH 79o 1TeHont-ave