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Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-21
%
l AIuotssonernas foIie.

Da Esbj0rn vaknade, stod solen h0gt
pa himlen, och tjanarna voro ifrigt
sysselsatta med att sadla hastarna till
afresa.
- Ma, master lekare, SADIE den, som
~foregaende dag blifyit kallad Stem, vii
jen | afven i dag ga / flock och far,
note med oss?
bet will jag fullval, svarade yng.
lingen, ON jag visste hvart leden bar.
= ia, Diet ar heller icke lonligt, sva-
rade Stem. Resan CALLER for visso hr
Svantepolk Knutsson pa Why, och der,
ifran aktade vara herrar att bes0ka
0stgotating.
- Till tinget horde jag nog ocksa
draga, SADIE Esbjorn, ty jag har Wis
serligen EFT NAL att der bara fran.
- Diet var stora tidender, anmarkte
venne skamtande. En- lekare, som
har EFT NAL att andraga pa Lionga
ting!
Men da han sag att Esbj0rn rodnade
af harm 0fver hans skamt, klappade
han honom pa axeln och bad honom
vara vid godt mod, kanske skulle AL
gotssonerna for hans fagra sangs skull
villa taga sig an honom och st0dja
under hans SAX.
- Name en- rattvis SAX krafver att
nagon lager sig ut for den? sporde
Esbj0rn.
Stem skrattade muntert at fragan
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-21
gegerd skrattande. var fader har fullt

gegerd skrattande. Var fader mar fuiit
upp med svenner.
Oct var icke en- af var faders
syenner, svarade Ingrid, Diet a ia
| gissa hvem svennen tillh0rde?
Var nu icke kitslig. Ingrid! ro-
pade ~Ingegerd. Hur skulle jag kunna
veta det?
Jag sager Diet icke, atertog Ing
rid. Diet skall blifva EFT strait. for att
du icke lat mig tala ut, utan tog ordet
ifran mig.
Du kan ju saga Diet till mig, som
icke sagt EFT ord, foreslog Karin.
Ingrid lutade sig ned och hviskade
hennes Ora: Det var var franka fru
Ulfhilds sven Tage, och han kom med
forbud fran sin matmoder. Hon kom-
mer utan tyifvel hit / dag eller | NOR
gon.
] bet ar lang It'd, som forgatt, Sc
dan hon gastade har, SADIE Karin be-
tanksamt. Hvad m8nde Diet betyda
att hon FART den langa vagen genom
skogarna? Sakert har hon rakat / ma
gon vansklighet och nu tyr hon till
var faders bistand.
- Da menar jag hon Wander sig till
oratt hall, svarade Ingrid. var fader
likar henne f0ga. Han will nog icke
hjalpa henne.
- Du tager fel, Ingrid, svarade sy-
stern, var fader skall Jenna henne ALT
Diet bistand han kan, for var slagt-
skaps skull. Hon ar jul var moders
franka | femte kna.
- I leda tarnor, utbrast ~Ingegerd
f0rtretad, ON hvem talen /?
- ON var moders franka ! femte
kna, SADIE ingrid skrattande.
Ingegerd hade tarar / ogonen al
harm. Karin gick fran till henne och
SADIE: Sc sa, Ingegerd, nu sager Ing
rid dig, hvem svennen tillh0rde. vi
Svantepolks dottrar torde nog komma
att falla tarar fulla nog, men vi syst.
rar skulle icke vara ~hvarandras pla.
gare.
- Icke menade jag nagot lila, liten
syster, SADIE Ingrid, Diet var var franka
fru Ulfhilds sven, och hon kommer
snarligen hit.
- Diet var en- ond tidning, SADIE In.
gegerd. Hon ar en- ganska elak qvinna,
De bada aldre systrarna betraktade
hvarandra under tystnad. Bada tank.
to att deras yngre syster nog kunde
hafva raft, men bada kands sig dock
uppfordrade att tala till sin frankas
f0rsvar; lei de visste icke raft, hvad
de skulle saga. Slutligen SADIE Karin
tvekande: Kanske ar hon mera osall
an en- vet - en- Dor int donna henne,
Nog likar jag battre henne an
hennes here, SADIE Ingrid, han ser ut
som en- valdsman. Men hvad jag icke
likar ar att hon kallar sig fru, da hen,
mes man icke ar riddare, och aldrig
blifver Diet.
- Def ar SAINT, medgaf ~Ingegerd.
ALA ire blefvo lange tysta, derpa
SADIE Karin sakta, nastan hviskande:
bet ar tungt att gifvas i en- mans valid,
som en- kanske hvarken aktar eller
alskar.
Vid dessa ord skakades Ingrids
kropp liksom af en- frossa, och Karin
drog henne till sig och slot henne
sin farm.
- Hellre da - tusen ganger hellre
att varda Kristi brud, SADIE hon, men
hennes ogon stodo fulla af tarar.
Svenska monitoren., 1905-04-21

Narmare 0gat! Lojtnanten framfor
fronten: - Flytta tuggbussen 6fver
at venster 55:an, sd far han gevars-
kolfven narmare 1gat.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
TRANSACTIONS IN REALTY.

Horace 5. Ely & Co have sold for Mary A Lud-
man No. 5T East 1lsth-st.. three story dwelling
house, lsXlo) feet, 10 Annie NJ. keenan,.
Louis Beier. of IL Singers Office has sold for
lsidOr Kosrinsky the five story tenement house
No. 23l West b2d-st lot 25xlO05 feet
Mandelbaum & Levine have sold No 4.l to 4l9
East llsth-st old buildings on plot lO0xlOOn feet
me buyer &ill erect six story tenement houses
r. NJ Fischer and J. jud have sold for Alfred
Levine TO ! Blum No. 5l3 West 52i-st. q five story
tenement house. on lot 256Xl0o5 feet
Marcus Kohner has sold for Bondy & Iederer
Aol ses each 2iNll0 feet and Nos 40i and 40S East
lrlh-st-. forming an Il with the two five s,ory
tenement houses. each 2s.6Xloo5 feet. H. Hermann
& Sons the buyers
Philip Weinberg and Samuel Codstein have sold
Inc northeast corner of MadisOn-aVe. and f15th-st
< Purnnian
The North River Realty COMPANY has sold
throuSh Thomas A. Penner. the northeast corner
OF 81. Nicholas-ave and 13)th-st a I'VE story nat-
house OF l0t 25 loXlG9 feet.
A. ". Miller Co. have sold for Malatzky G.
Schneider NO ~ West lCOthst.. five story double
hat house with stores. lot 25xlOOlI feet
julius BerkoRltZ has sold No. 30S East 7Oth-st
a nVe story nathouse. on lot 2jxiO05 feet
Meyer Levenson and Isaac Gelman have sold for
IeNenSohn q Germise the five story tenement ho1se
No. l.SS3 2d-aVc.. lot 25XlC0 feet
Abraham Weiss has sod for Arthur rbor,,.,,
on lot 25XlO0ll feet. ~
Mendel Hecht has bought from Nicholas Dorn
On !Ot 25x75 feet -N'Nii-e a.
Pollak & Deutsch have sold 10 a client of Pblp
ave on plot 25xlS5 feet. Tie buyers viii remodel
the premises.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
HOME NEWS.
NEM.YoRK CITY.

Desiring bath. and not having money 10 pay
FOR it. Thomas O'Connor, a waiter, Of No SIS
Sd-sve. tried 10 take in the fountain in Union
Square yesterday afternoon. He had removed his
hss. and shirt and was beginning on his
trousers when Patrolman Rogers interfered Rog-
made him put his clothes and took him 10
the psychopathic ward Of Bellevue Hospital DR.
Gregory. who examined. O'Connor received on,v
vague answers 10 the questions he put 10 him. and
thinks him suffering from form Of aphasia
Thomas saban. % No. lls Lawrence ave The
Bronx. held in 81 800 for trial yesterday by
Magistrate Baker. I'm Harlem Court The com
plant was Lee Teue. who keeps Chinese res
taursnt AZ 1916 Sd-ave Lee tod the magistrat te
that Sabian and sailor came into his restaurant
Tuesday night and broke mirrors. smashed omen
his cash register. upset tables and chairs and
wound up by assaulting him with blackjack
Then they ran for the street. The sailor got AWAY
Eei inard Herson. driving a hanson started 10
cross Broadway al 44th-st, yesterday morning
when one Of the wheels Of the cab struck a pile
OF stones Herson was thrown over the hanson
and his passengers were dumped into the mud Of
Broadway The man and woman were able TO get
Up. bat the abman lay where he fell An am
bulance came from Roosevelt Hospital and the
surgeon with IA said that Herson had received
fracture ~ the left thigh
Robert Donovan. Of No 32s East l2sth-st.. died in
the Bellevue Hospital yesterday morning Of a frac-
turcd skull lie was descending the subway steps
al Ist-st. and 4th-ave.. YESTERDAY when he slipped
and seH.
Eugene Smith. motorman employed by the In
terborough Railway. charged with responsibility =,
the death of william Vassey, a sw.tchman Tues
day morning fed when he found that Vaesev had
been killed. He returned yesterday. gave himself
up al TIE Bronx Park station and was renlanded 10
Coroner Berry. who later paroIed him Smith said
that ~ the trne OF the accident he lost MS nerve
and away
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
FOUR CHOICE PARCELS SOLD.I
EACH 4 DWELLING HOUSE IN An ATTRA
RESIDENTIAL SECTION.
Nec Oner Found for Clark Place Block Front-DetcLs of the
Bic Deal in Beauer. Made Public.

New owners we're found yesterday fer four
dwelling houses in choice residential see''""s
These sales formed of the leading ie''"'eS
OF the day in realty business.
One OF the sales WAS made by Sullivan CFoli
well, as attorneys for the owner They sofa ~"
ls East 6oth-st a 1--WE story American basement
dwelling house. The purchase price is SAID 10
have heon about $4,000. The parcel Is near the
Metropolitan Club.
e de Forest Simmons sold for Charles Bren-
don & Co No. 50 East 52d-st. five story Aneri-
can basement dwelling house the house Is
seventeen feet wide and is built of marble ana
brick II is one Of a row Of three houses under
construction and will soon be ready TOT occuPdi''
Edmund TwiniEg is the buyer.
/. J. Philips & co. have sold for Patrick H.
McAIoran No West sith-st.. four story house
lSs by half the block TO client for ocenpahS'
E. Tanerbaum & Co have sold No Is west
4sth-st a four story stoop brownstone Hoh'
dwelling house on lot 2Oxl0D5. a client OF ne
Greene Taylor Co. who VIII improve 'ie
John r and oscar L. Foley have sold for F. j.
Fullen client the block front on me 50 soH,l -
side Of Clark Place. extending from Jeror-aEes .
Inwood-ave. The parcel has frontage OF ~ teet
I'm Clark Place. 80 feet in Jerone-ave aId 30 -
the present seller last May
The details Of the purchase by syndicate com
rrising the United States Realty and Improy yemenl
the city Investing the Real Property investing ana
the Century Realty companies. of the twelve four
story brick business buildings. al the southeast cor
ner OF sea- ,s anG t; SI tn, l ,9roIerty is No
"a to as Beaver-st and No. 81 10 GO Broad-st.
The plot comprises more tnan I@el'5So f es = fr IN
Beaver-st and Of gas feet in Broad-st.
The seller acquired the property about three y sars
ago. II is understood that the rev owners nave
received apnlications from several banking houses
for parts Of the plot sites for buildings Tor their
own The seller paid about $1,000 for the
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
SOCIALISTS DEFY POLICE.
SPEAK IN P4TROL WAGON.
Arrested Leaders Say They WW
Cayru Case to High Courts.

The police again broke up meeting OF the
Social Democratic party last night, arresting
Solomon Fieldman who had been arrested on
Tuesday night and Myron W. wilkins na-
tional organizer of the party. who comes iroih
wsllacetown. Mass.
The leaders OF the party here applied AT roiice
Headquarters for permit TO hold meeting at
IN Canal-st hut had been refused. Acuhs NoP-
tain McDermott of the Eldridge-st stauoh' Was
warned by Chief Inspector Cartwright that any
sucb meeting must be stopped at once.
Patrolmen Donoghue and Byrne were de'alleu'
with instructions to inform the captain II
meeting was started. When at $50 O'Clock
crowd Of one thousand persons assembled ana
wilkins began a speech, word was sent 10 me
station.
The reserves were sent to the corner IN the
patrol wagon and Captain McDermort ordered
the speaker TO stop.
Y refuse 10 stop" said wilkins; Il stand on
my constitutional right 10 address a lawful
gathering Of the people"
"Then you're under arrest" said the captain
snd wilkins was hustled into the wagon while
the crowd cried shame" and The police are
the tools Of the capitalists
Fieldman next leaped TO the little platform
and began TO address the crowd. 1t would ap-
pear" he said. "as though the Social Demo
cratic party was 10 have a stormy time here,
The capltalSuc party seems 10 navy
the police"
He got no further. for the patrol wagon
which was starting for the station house was
stopped by Captain McDermott. and FieldHan
was put in TO join wilkins.
The crowd pressed about the wagon with
angry cries. and the police used their ciuos
freely trying TO disperse them, hut the wagon
made such slow progress that wilkins con-
tinued his interrupted speech and managed al
most 10 finish il before the wagon still followed
by the crowd, reached the station.
The prisoners We're charged with disorderly
conduct and refusing 10 disperse when ordered
20 do so by the police. They were hailed out by
Jacob Malbin, of No $50 Grand-sL
Henry Slobodin. a lawyer. and a we'll known
member OF the Social Democratic party, said
last night:
This persecution Of our party is the result Of
the last election. II is we'll known that eX-
Governor Odell at the last election advocated
the fusion Of both old parties on Judge Gold
realized that the Social Democrats were gaining
strength fast that they would defeat can
didate Of either single party. AS il was-even
with the Observation-Disclosures was elected by
scant majority. and at the next election we VIII
do better by man. One Of the men arrested
on Tuesday night candidate for Mayor.
II Is the first time in my experience that
candidate for Mayor has been arrested for pub
lie speaking and shall continue to hold these
meetings nightly, in spite OF arrests. until the
higher courts shall pass upon the matter.
II was reported last night that Mr.. wilkins
who was once a candidate for Congress on the
Social Democratic ticket I'm Oakland Cal went
10 the meeting last night with the purpose Of
getting arrested and taking the case TO the high
est courts
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
PETITIONS IN BANKRUPTCY.

The following petitions IN bankruptcy fled yester-
day with the clerk % states District Court;
Daniel Miller. 100 centre st liabilities Sl'oY'
g75 The principal creditors the Mutual A.
Iisncs Trs. Company 81 600: f Beuneche sons Sl4l+
in located IN 81 Joseph
Mo nd ". Centre-st. estimated at Sf1VO. per
property $40 personal property exempted
ne Of Missouri
involuntary petition fled against Jonn > tseS
and Charles o. Sides trading as carey q sides ny 4
C:oands Sons ana creditors with claims asgresat
ing S557 Transfer OF assets Is alleged Maleom y
Whitrnan appointed receiver. with bond OF Sf0o
of the alleged bankrupts was given In tne pc
titioning creditors petition
An Involuntary petition fled against the American
Typebar Machine Company. Is Murray ST, by o. r.
L. Leidv with claim O Frederick n. Schaefer
with claim of So 45c and Edward Barnenann. with a
third claim Of insolvency is admitted
Benjamin Reich appointed receiver OF the business
Leon and @ Greenberg. No 30 BOND ST. WIN a
bond OF $1,000. -.
Francis G. Huntington appointed receiver Or ne
business OF Zimmerman Ebstein No 80 trh-aVe Win
a bond Of 81. 500. a -,
James A. Van Vaen appointed receiver of the
business a. J. Ellis Company with oond OF siVuu
charles L. ohn appointed receiver OF the business
of the Ebbets press Company. No Is Vandewater ~
with bond Of 5000.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
LIS PENDENS.

Spuyten Duyvil Parkway. n c $. at intersection
of Independence ave 32S 1888 2x29Sx24Os Clarence
Ferris as Anne Kellogg AMI another faction TO declare
6ath-st, No 236 West: Henry Sandrock agt Anna a
Cooper al foreclosure Of mortgage: attorney.
Gross.
alst-st n 31O6 # OF a,h-nve. &c i0x1OG5. two
actions Thomas orc Sloane Isaac Boeln al fore
Michele.
sth-ave corner 155th-st 2ox9O: shave s. whole
front between 155th 159th -xT4G actions
William W Delamater agt Harriet g Coogan faction 10
recover possession. etcl attorneys, T G Shearman.
23eth-st loo II " of KcpDler-sve !0x200 235th-
81. Charles O'Malley Charles Smith al (part
toni. attorneys. /. Il Bevans
12sth-st. :. 20 II ~ Riverside Drive. 95xaa II
Matthew Howe and another Francis McDermott ct
al action to debar claim; attorney. n LsnEdon.
ls2d-st. s. $50 II Of Grand 25x1Oo Sarah A
Lsk Helen Roberts action fo-ciose mechanic
lienl: attorney. 2 7. Branard
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
THE BRONX BUILDING PLANS.

ColunDus-ave, n =. p n u HarcocI-s:. for
Two story frame store and dwelling house 2lN4S.
sa.na0he a @inotiee owners. Eoeling. archi
,i1 teci .,..-.. S4a,
for two story frame dwelling house 24N.s
Ganachc & Giiloftee owners B Ebeing arclf-
GTant-ave. :, 203 q of Unionpori Road: for a
tE9 story frame dwelling house. 2ix4s. samuel
Gilie-. owner. E9enE architect 4 q,
Wan BuTeu-st 3SS n S Of M5rrs Park aye ,,r
story frame shed 25xl5: Edward Dereen
y FheliuE. architect ...-.-...... %,
Couulhus-aVe. 20 n II Rure--sf.
story frame tenement D. 25xf0. Tebr Y
Marion. = EheliEg. architect ..... ~
Decatur-ave, 227 n of 2O7rh-s ST Tor ,wc 80
two story frame dwelling houses 22xsG. Richard
Reeves owner. George " Tean1sle architecf ~
Newel-aye. 100 = q Fl7hbeth-st.. for
s'orr and attic frame dwelling house 2Ir
81 q. Johann a Bauer. oHucT. Grstsve Schuar1
archfrcf N
sfCTy and attic flame dwelling house 2lx4l.
Ars 7 Davis owner, Alnsmann A Yourk-
keere. architects 5oC
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
MECHANICS LIENS.

lSsth ST. 5, 375 II of Broadway 50xlOo; Keri-
scher co agt Dallas Realty and Construction
Company, owner and contractor. ......-.....-..
LenoX ave, No 341: NJ r WesteI gren agt r ! Ia
bieht, owner: Frank Capoiilupo. contractor.
Broadway, No 146; George Glass agt the Mutual
Life Insurance Company. owner: John l. Glen
ems. contractor.
Pleasant ave. 5, 400 II II of Flower 81. itoXi0o;
Edward Subitz<y agt Ber ismiu Irving and
James De Carrie. owners: Saltwater Lasperches.
lst-st, 5 5, 1871 II Of 4th-aNe, The Bronx. 81 *
SO; Daniel Nathanson agt Frederick Crowley,
"iIeI ana tontFdctor.-
lS2d ct. $. 1i0 II Of Grand ave. 2jI1oo; Sarah
A Lisk agt Helen L L Roberts. owner and
tractor ,.---.
l63i -. No 444 70 AIS West; John SonTer. f.. agt
S'gfTied Nittner owner; Daniel Madden and
t7r:elius Madden. contractors ....-.-
Beach-aye. corner I50th-st. 30x10o: Thomas
Hickey aGt William Wainwright owner and
llth-st No G46 East Louis Rosen 81 al act Joseph
Klein. owner and contractor; Jennie Klein,
cWtef
70thst. No 100 Fast: Campbell Supply Company
agt Clinton Crane. owner; Keefe & Avery, con
uac-ots .-.------
Amsterdam corner 9Tth-st, io0N1Oa;
Joseph Bueilesbsch art Church Of the Holy
Name = New-YoTk City. cw-er; R.selcw &
liiuds Company. contractor
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
10 ENLARGE r. T. WILSON, JR.,s. HOUSE.

Plans have been filed with Building Superin-
tendent Hopper for the enlargement and remodel
ling Of the city house of Richard T. Wilson. jr
No. Is East 51th-st. It is to be made over into
five story structure with frontage Of 4S feet and
a depth Of sex feet 1t will have a facade of
granite. brick and Gotta. the Colonial de-
sign. adorned with balcony at the second story
and four Cortnthian pllasters supporting cornice
the fourth story.
II is 10 have spacious central entrance hall with
the dining room the ground floor and the library
and salon on the second floor. The improvements
To cost $4,000 according To the estimate of
architects. Hoppen. Korn & Huntington.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
MANY IMPORTANT RENTALS MADE.

Mcvickar. Gaillard Realty Company yesterday
reported the following rentals: No 130 West 5sth-
St. for Mrs. Charles Bratten TO DR. Walter c.
Klotz; No As West 3sth-st. for Joseph Earle
Stevens to Dr. William c. Kyle: No. 9 West S9th-
st. for Mrs H. W. McVickar. 10 Joseph Earle
Stevens; No. 43 East 2sth-st. for Mrs. Burton Har
rson. TO H p. Bartlett. No. y East 7Sth-st. for
the Beeknaan estate. Mrs. John H. Iselin; No $50
Madson-ave for Thomas 3. Hidden. 70 Miss Mary
Belts, No. p East 44th-st., for Thomas b. Hidden
o Miss H Z. Dalton: No 81 West 50th-st for the
estate OF Myer Eiseman. 10 DIR. {. z Gilbert; No
IS West 49th-st.. for J. Smith Rice. To Mrs NJ. G.
Tilean and No. ia East 2lst-st for Mrs. Ally, TO
George Waddington.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17

Coldfsu. Annie. 70 NJ Bernheimer. trustee
65th-st. No BOZ East: years. 5iz per cent.
same 20 Wechsler. same property, j year,
Hershfeld. Rachel, 10 l.. Callahan. 11Sth 81
No East; prior mortgage $1,000, years
same TO same. 1l3th-st. No East. prior mort
gage. $4,000: years Der cent.
Ifompeter. Herman. to Catherine Y McCartnys
Isafsyetts-s 81. =. 1916 n $ OF Grace-aVe' "
Same 20 Elmer a Alien: Crace-ave. " a ifc-"
n Of Iafavette-st. yea. per cent
Costello Lawrence. to a & Hull. lots lb4 ana
1c5. map Eugsley estate. years 8 Der cent.
Mayer. harry. 20 M j Breiten5ach, Washing
ton ave, corner ls6th st: I year
Klasnon. Mary. 10 Charles o Robinson; lO2t-st
No 213 Eos.: wears. 5lz per cent. .......--
LiCde. John. and another To Mortgage investing
Company: Ps Road corner 15stn- II: due
August 25 1905 ga cent.
Mansxy. Hymaa. W q Boyer. 1ttth 81 No
f27 West prior mortgage. $1,000. years.
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
TO IMPROVE THe OLD KNOX BUILDING.

Plans have been filed with the Superintendent Of
Buildings for the altering Of the old Knox Build
ing al Broadway and Fulton-st. The present front
is 10 be taken down at the first and second stories
and an ornamental facade erected. elevators in
stalled. and the four upper floors remodelled INTO
Offices The cost OF the improvements. which are 10
be made by the owner. Z. VI. Knox, for the United
S36NA according TO the architects. Jackson &
Rosecranz John l. Hamilton & Son are the con-
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
REALTY NOTES.

John f Nail. Of the Office of Philip A. Payton.
jr.. the broker In the leasing for Christian
Abel 10 the Afro American Realty Company for a
term OF five years of the four five story double
fathouses No. . 20 81 West 99th-st. and the two
story store tenement house No 19 West 99th-st.
Edgar T. Kingsley the broker in the for
the Butler II. BiXby estate to Osk & Edestein OF
the vacant plot the south side Of ll9th-st.. l75
feet Of MOrningside Park West size 125Xl0l11
feet, being a part of large tract purchased by
State Senator BXby and his associates in 1859
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
DISCHARGES m BANKRUPTCY.

The following discharges IN bankruptcy granted
yss.esay Judge Holt IN The Cnited States District
Court:
william ". cuimors liquors No. S42 Bleecker-s,..
liabilities sls.fTo
tscttleib Humme. liquors No - East Seth-st nabil-
Nar 1--we sancy goods. No. 2oes Sd-ave. liabilities.
y,-ries a. Meade Peessldl =. y. grocer: Liabilities.
-wirsae, Rowan LIQUORS. 30 as 4sth iiaal-
lfirs szi.sta --,..
.gschnrees also granted 20 Charles Goldberg
Charles Price ana Morris Hickman
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
4TTRACTITE
MANHATTAN BUILDING PLANS.

9Ith-st : 100 II Of PeTk-ave: for two six
story hlick fathoUses. s1xSa IL. schIesinGer &
eInchek owners: l. A Meyers. arcuiJect. -......
llsth 81, n :. 240 II OF Park a six story
brick ia thocse. J0xtT1l. Gordon Levy & 90.
owners; r \ Meyers erchitect. .........-...
llotl St p :. go 4 OF 81 ave- for six story
bTick tenement houses Al SxS7.it: II RCani.
owner; NJ Lipkes. architect .-......-...
3Sd 81, No 334 20 $40 East: for six story brick
hathouses and stores. JOxs5.9: Prudential
structon Company. owner: Horenburger &
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
CLAIM $4,000 FROM MISS BIGGAR

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNEl
Fittsburg, AUG. l6.-Samuel I. Frankenstein d
Eew-York attorney filed a claim with the local
courts here to-day against the property Of Laura
BiEgar Bennett Frsnkenstein claims S23 600 counsel
fees. with interest from MAY l. he obtained Judg-
for the amount from the Supreme Court Of
New-York
Mrs. Bennett owns third interest in the Bijou
Theatre Building here The building being worth
hollf on
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

By L Wells: .2S9 10th n : % II " OF
Of Ryer deceased
BY Day 22T and 22a waveriey Pl IS $50 Of
Perry 49X7o1Iz irreG. sly hrk dvFs; L Buten
wsiser aFt FEertCr al. NJ E. I : Isascs attys:
I. II Ward ref; due. SIS O4 30: $3.50:
sub agEreFatirg SIS. 600 14S
.fth-st-. n 1868 81 LeXugton-ave. is4XaSe ! !.
ButenWeiser Herter r e al. NJ & e I Isaacs.
attys l. II ward ref amt due sol as: taxes etc.
S525: agPregatirg S23Gcn No n Wooster
st. sbt so II Grand st sx5O sty brk bldg: !.
" Dinick : II FuTrnan al. Duncan & u. attys l.
Doyle ref: due $l5,s90 -: taxes. etc. s..
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.

Mcvickar G. al: August 10 1905 .',..... $500
gust TO- 1905 's .... ? o7s
Boston Road n corner 16Sth 81. Il A Deihaye
posit1 49, -. -. T. t2a
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
DISPOSE OF TWO UPTOWN FLATHousEs.

Steinman e Jackson have sold for the Empir
Cornice Works and the Mildred Realty Company L
s Braverman No. 43s to 4i4 East l17th-st., two 81,
story fathouses with stores being built
New-York tribune., 1905-08-17
SELLS A 11eTH-sT. ROW OF HOUSES.

Simon Fine has sold for Mandebsum Levine
No al TO 44s East 1leh-st.. five small houses on
plot 1o0xl0o feet 10 builder The huyer Will erect
on the premises two seven story ouidlnEs.